山東省淄博市高青縣唐坊中學(xué)2021-2022學(xué)年高三英語下學(xué)期期末試卷含解析

山東省淄博市高青縣唐坊中學(xué)2021-2022學(xué)年高三英語下學(xué)期期末試卷含解析一、選擇題1.Bequiet！Ourteacherhas_________totellus.

A.importantanything

B.somethingimportant

C.importantsomething

D.anythingimportant參考答案：B略2.–WeareveryimpressedbyyourfluentEnglish.Isupposeyourparentsmustspeakvery

goodEnglishaswell.–Thankyou.But________ofthemknowsasinglewordofthelanguage.Ilearneditallbymyself.A.either

B.both

C.neither

D.none參考答案：C3.

differentlifetodayis

whatitwas50yearsago.

A．How;from

B．Whata;from

C．What;from

D．What;with參考答案：A4.

WhatpeoplelearnedfromChinaGotTalentedwasthatthereweresomanytalentedpeopleouttherewaiting______A.todiscover

B.tobediscovered

C.discovered

D.beingdiscovered參考答案：B5.Drunkdriving,whichwasoncea___________occurrence,isnowundercontrol.A.general

B.normal

C.frequent

D.particular參考答案：C6.Sointerestedintheancienttown_______thattheydecidedtostaythereforanotherfewdays.A.didthevisitorsget

B.gotthevisitorsC.didgetthevisitors

D.thevisitorsgot參考答案：A7.LastSundaywewereplantingappletrees______itbegantoraincatsanddogs.A.after

B.when

C.while

D.before參考答案：B略8.Maggie’shouseisoppositetomine;weseeeachother____.A.agreatdeal

B.alotof

C.agreatmany

D.anumberof參考答案：A9.Theentirehallburstintoagreatcheerandapplause_______theNobelPrizewinnerappearedonthestageaccompaniedbythechairman.A.until B.while

C.bythetime

D.themoment參考答案：D10..Idon’tthinkwe’llneedanymorehelptogettheprojectcompletedontime,butwe_____.

A.should

B.could

C.might

D.must參考答案：C略11.Robertwastheonly

tothecaraccident.Thepolicehadtocountonhimtofindoutexactlyhowtheaccidenthappened.A．criminal

B．guide

C．witness

D．driver參考答案：C12.Geographyisthestudyofthecountriesoftheworldandofsuchthings______theland,seas,climate,towns,andpopulation.A.as

B.that

C.which

D.what參考答案：A13.Withallfactors________,wethinkthisprogrammaybebetterthanalltheothersinachievingthegoal.A.beingconsidered

B.considering

C.areconsidered

D.considered參考答案：D14.______6worldpowershaveaccepted______Iranianofferfortalksonitsdisputednuclearprogram.

“原創(chuàng)”A.The;a

B.不填;an

C.The;an

D.不填;an

參考答案：C略15.Shehasalreadytriedherbest.Pleasedon’tbetoo

aboutherjob.A.responsible

B.special

C.particular

D.unusual參考答案：C16.---Themanagerofthefactorywantstoimproveproductionagreatdeal,buthedoesn’tspendmuchontechnology.---Iamafraidhewon’trealizehisdream.Youknow________.A.youcan’teatyourcakeandhaveitB.emptyvesselsmakethegreatestsoundC.enoughisasgoodasafeastD.twoheadsarebetterthanone參考答案：A17.SteveJobs'beingsuccessfulinthedigitalfieldproved______ittooktobeoneofthebestCEOsintheworld.A.which

B.what

C.that

D.how參考答案：B18.YangLiweiisregardedasournationalhero,whois_________.

A.thinkinghighof

B.thoughthighof

C.highlythoughtof

D.thinkinghighlyof參考答案：C二、短文改錯(cuò)19.假定英語課上老師要求同桌之間交換修改作文.請(qǐng)你修改你同桌寫的以下作文。文中共有10處語言錯(cuò)誤，每句中最多有兩處。每處錯(cuò)誤僅涉及一個(gè)單詞的增加、翻除或修改。增加:在缺詞處加一個(gè)漏字符號(hào)(∧)，并在其下面寫出該加的詞。刪除:把多余的詞用斜線(\)劃掉。修改:在錯(cuò)的詞下函一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。注意:1.每處錯(cuò)誤及其修改均僅限一詞;2.只允許修改10處，多者(從第11處起)不計(jì)分。Lastsummervacation.Ispenttwoweekatmyaunt's.Shelivedinthesmallmountainvillage,withariverrannearby.Earlyonemorning.Iwantedtoswimintheriver,whichsomewomenvillagerswerewashingclothes.IfindagoodplaceforswimmingandIwasjustabouttojumpintotheriverwhiletherecameacry."Help!Help!"IlookedthedirectionofthecryandIfoundthatalittleboyhadbeenfallenintotheriver.Irushedoverwithoutdelay.jumpedintothewaterandswamquicktowardstheboy.Holdingontoheroverthewater,Istruggledtothebank.Atlast.theboywassaved.參考答案：Lastsummervacation.Ispenttwoweekatmyaunt's.Shelivedinthesmallmountain

weeks

avillage,withariverrannearby.Earlyonemorning.Iwantedtoswimintheriver,whichsome

running

wherewomenvillagerswerewashingclothes.IfindagoodplaceforswimmingandIwasjustaboutto

foundjumpintotheriverwhiletherecameacry."Help!Help!"Ilooked∧thedirectionofthecryandI

when

infoundthatalittleboyhadbeenfallenintotheriver.Irushedoverwithoutdelay.jumpedintothe

去掉waterandswamquicktowardstheboy.Holdingontoheroverthewater,Istruggledtothebank.quickly

himAtlast.theboywassaved.三、閱讀理解20.（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Mychildhoodwaslessthanideal--infact,Iwastheonlygirlinmyfamilywhodidnotrunawayfromhomeduringadolescence.

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.Comingfromablue-collarfamilyandaneasyruralhighschooltoawhite-collaruniversitythatgavea“C”forworkthatwouldbea“B”atanotherschool,Ifeltlikeamisfitfinancially,culturally,andeducationally.SomehowImadeitthroughmyfreshmanyear,andheadedbackforthesecondyear.

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Barbseemedtheexactoppositeofme.

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.OnedayIwatchedBarbdrawwhilewaitingforclasstostart.Isighed,thinkinghowBarbcoulddoanythingshewantedto:draw,paint,sing,andplaytheguitar.

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.“IwishIwasartistic,”Ireplied.

“Mary,”shesaidinamazement.“YouAREartistic!”

Ifiguredshewasjustbeingnice,butifBarbthoughtIwasartistic,theremustbesomethingtoit,evenifIthoughtmyonlyartisticabilitieswerewithwords.Thankstoher,Ilearnedtorecognizemyartisticabilities.ThissummerIwrotetoBarbandremindedherofthatconversation.

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.Ihadremovedaclosetinmybedroomformorespace,andneededtochoosecolor1sandwallhangings.Ifeltquiteupset.JustasIwasabouttogiveup,IheardBarb’svoiceinmymemory,“Mary,youAREartistic!”Withherwordsringinginmyhead,Ifoundtheperfectcolor1forthewallsandtheperfectpicturesforthewalls.

Thanks,Barb,forbelievinginmeallthoseyearsago.

A.Itwas1990whenBarbsaidthosewordsforme.

B.Barbheardmesigh,andaskedwhatwaswrong.

C.Iletherknowherwordsarestillworkingtheirmagic.

D.I’dbeenwritingpoemsandshortstoriessinceIwas12.

E.Shewaspopular,out-going,confident,talented,andartistic.

F.I’msogladIwentback,becausethatwastheyearImetBarb.

G.AfterhighschoolImoved300milesawayforcollege,butquicklyhadsecondthoughtsaboutwhetherIbelongedthere.

參考答案：76-80GFEBC21.MymotherbelievedyoucouldbeanythingyouwantedtobeinAmerica.Americawaswhereallmymother’shopeslay.Shehadcomeherein1949afterlosingeverythinginChina.Butsheneverlookedbackwithregret.Thereweresomanywaysforthingstogetbetter.“Ofcourseyoucanbeaprodigy,too,”mymothertoldmewhenIwasnine.“Youcanbebestatanything.”Wedidn’timmediatelypicktherightkindofprodigy.AtfirstmymotherthoughtIcouldbeaChineseShirleyTemple.We’dwatchShirley^oldmoviesonTVasthoughtheyweretrainingfilms.Mymotherwouldpokemyarmandsay,“Nikan”—Youwatch.AndIwouldseeShirleytappingherfeet,orsingingasailorsong,orpursingherlipsintoa,veryroundOwhilesaying,“Ohmygoodness.”SoonaftermymothergotthisideaaboutShirleyTemple,shetookmetoabeautytrainingschoolandputmeinthehandsofastudentwhocouldbarelyholdthescissorswithoutshaking.Insteadofgettingbigfatcurls,Iemergedwithanunevenmassofcrinklyblackfuzz.Mymotherdraggedmeofftothebathroomandtriedtowetdownmyhair.“YoulooklikeNegroChinese,”shelamented,asifIhaddonethisonpurposeInfact,inthebeginning,Iwasjustasexcitedasmymother,maybeevenmoreso.Ipicturedthisprodigypartofmeasmanydifferentimages,tryingeachoneonforsize.Iwasadaintyballerinagirlstandingbythecurtains,waitingtoheartherightmusicthatwouldsendmefloatingonmytiptoes.IwasCinderellasteppingfromherpumpkincarriagewithsparklycartoonmusicfillingtheair.Inallofmyimaginings,IwasfilledwithasensethatIwouldsoonbecome,perfect.Mymotherandfatherwouldadoreme.Iwouldbebeyondreproach.Iwouldneverfeeltheneedtosulkforanything.Butsometimestheprodigyinmebecameimpatient.“Ifyoudon’thurry,upandgetmeoutofhere,I’mdisappearingforgood,”itwarned.“Andthenyou’llalwaysbenothing.”Everynightafterdinner,mymotherandIwouldsitattheFormicakitchentable.Shewouldpresentnewtests,takingherexamplesfromstoriesofamazingchildrenshehadreadandadozenothermagazinesshekeptinapileinourbathroom.Mymothergotthesemagazinesfrompeoplewhosehousesshecleaned.Shewouldlookthroughthemall,searchingforstoriesaboutremarkablechildren.Thefirstnightshebroughtoutastoryaboutathree-year-oldboywhoknewthecapitalsofallthestatesandevenmostoftheEuropeancountries.Ateacherwasquotedassayingthelittleboycouldalsopronouncethenamesoftheforeigncitiescorrectly.“What’sthecapitalofFinland?”mymotheraskedme,lookingatthemagazinestory.AllIknewwasthecapitalofCalifornia,becauseSacramentowasthenameofthestreetwelivedoninChinatown,“Nairobi!”Iguessed,sayingthemostforeignwordIcouldthinkof.Shecheckedtoseeifthatwaspossiblyonewastopronounce“Helsinki”beforeshowingmetheanswer.Thetestsgotharder—multiplyingnumbersinmyhead,findingthequeenofheartsinadeckofcards,tryingtostandonmyheadwithoutusingmyhands,predictingthedailytemperaturesinLosAngeles,NewYork,andLondon.Andafterseeingmymother5sdisappointedfaceonceagain,somethinginsideofmebegantodie.Ihatedthetests,theraisedhopesandfailedexpectations.Beforegoingtobedthatnight,IlookedinthemirrorandwhenIsawonlymyfacestaringback—andthatitwouldalwaysbethisordinaryface—Ibegantocry.Suchasad,uglygirl!Imadehighpitchednoiseslikeacrazedanimal,tryingtoscratchoutthefaceinthemirror.AndthenIsawwhatseemedtobetheprodigysideofme—becauseIhadneverseenthatfacebefore.Ilookedatmyreflection,blinkingsoIcouldseemoreclearly.Thegirlstaringbackatmewasangry,powerful.ThisgirlandIwerethesame.Ihadnewthoughts,willfulthoughts,orratherthoughtsfilledwithlotsofwon’ts.Iwon’tletherchangeme,Ipromisedmyself.Iwon’tbewhatI’mnot.65.Theunderlinedword“prodigy”inParagraph2isclosestinmeaningto

.A.talent B.professor C.leader D.superstar66.WhydidthemotherandthegirlwatchShirley’soldmovies