高三英語考試卷

高三英語考試卷滿分：120分時間：80分本試卷分第I卷（選擇題）和第II卷（非選擇題）兩部分，考生作答時，將答案答在答題卡上（答題注意事項見答題卡），在．本．試．題．卷．上．做．答．無．效．。第I卷第一部分：閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)：（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，然后從各題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項。AWelcometoAdventureland!EveryonelovesAdventureland!TheParksandExhibitionswerebuiltforyoutoexplore（探索），enjoy,andadmiretheirwonders.Everyvisitwillbeanunforgettableexperience.Youwillgoawayenriched，longingtocomeback.WhatareyougoingtodothistimeTheTravelPavilionExploreplacesyouhaveneverbeentobefore，andexperiencedifferentwaysoflife.VisittheAmazonjungle（叢林）village,theTurkishmarket,theTaifloatingmarket,theBerbermountainhouseandothers.Talktothepeopletherewhowilltellyouabouttheirlives，andthingstheymake.Youcantrymakingacarpet,makingnets,fishing…TheFutureTowerThisexhibitionshowshowprogresswilltouchourlives.Itallowsustolookintothefutureandexplorethecitiesofthenextcenturyandthewaywe'llbelivingthen.Spendsometimeinourspacestationandclimbintooursimulator（模扌擬裝置）fortheJourneytoMars!TheNatureParkThisisnotreallyoneparkbutseveral.IntheSafariParkyoucandriveamongAfricananimalsinoneofourRangeCruisers:seelions,giraffes,elephantsinthewild.MoveontotheOceanParktowatchthedolphinsandwhales.AndthenthereisstilltheAviarytosee…ThePyramidThisisthecenterofAdventureland.Runoutoffilm,needsomepostcardsandstampsForallthesethingsandmanymore,visitourundergroundshoppingcenter.Comehereforinformationandideastoo.21.TheTravelPavilionisbuilttohelpvisitor.A．realizetheimportanceoftravellingB．learnsomethingaboutdifferentplacesintheworldC．learnhowtomakethingssuchasfishingnetsD．becomefamiliarwithmountaincountries22．Ifyouareinterestedinknowingaboutwhatpeople'slifewillbe,youmayvisitA．theTravelPavilionB．thePyramidC．theSafariParkD．theFutureTower23．Ifyouwanttogetatoyliontotakehome,wherewillyoumostlikelygoA．ThePyramid.B．TheNaturePark.C．TheFutureTower.D．TheTravelParvilion.ToforeignersChinesefoodisn'tameal.It'sanexperience.FailingtoordertherightfoodC．learnhowtomakethingssuchasfishingnetsD．becomefamiliarwithmountaincountries22．Ifyouareinterestedinknowingaboutwhatpeople'slifewillbe,youmayvisitA．theTravelPavilionB．thePyramidC．theSafariParkD．theFutureTower23．Ifyouwanttogetatoyliontotakehome,wherewillyoumostlikelygoA．ThePyramid.B．TheNaturePark.C．TheFutureTower.D．TheTravelParvilion.ToforeignersChinesefoodisn'tameal.It'sanexperience.Failingtoordertherightfoodarestaurant.toorderonlyandstrugglingwithchopsticksareonlypartsoftheadventureeverytimeIsitdowninarestaurant.toorderonlyInoneofourfavoriteSichuanrestaurants,ittook3waitersand15minutesforusourdrinks.Isimplywantedwater,butmydadwantedtotrythefreshjuicetheyhadlistedonthemenu.Thereweretwoproblems,however.TherewereneitherpicturesnorEnglishonthemenu.Afterseveralhandgestures,heendeduporderingjustacocacolatosimplifythings.OneofourmostembarrassingmomentswasatXiabuxiabu,averyfamoushotpotchain.Assoonaswewalkedin,theentirerestaurantseemedtostareatus.Uncomfortablealready,wehadthemostdifficultyorderingourmeal,sincethereweresomanystepstothewholeprocess.Fortunately,thewaitresswasverypatientandsuccessfullygaveusourfood.AlthoughitwasnotthebestfoodIhadinBeijing,itwascertainlyentertainingdroppingthingsintotheboilingpotofsoup.Once,Itriedpickingupadumplingtoshowmyfatheranddroppeditontohispants.Ilookedbehindme,peoplewerelaughingsecretlyatmychopstickskills.Nomatterhowmanydifficultieswehaveregardingfood,ourexperiencesgivethebeststoriestotell.Theserversarealwaysunderstandingofoursituationandtheirfriendlinessisexceptional.Theyalwaysgreetuswithabigsmileevenwhentheyrealizetheyhavetocleanupthenoodlesslippedthroughourclumsychopsticks.authorandhisfatherfinditdifficulttoorderfood,becausehehasneverbeentoChinabefore.theyaretreatedbadly.Chinesefoodcultureiscomplex.nopicturesorEnglishgowiththefood.maymaketheauthorfeelembarrassedmostA.TheuseofchopsticksA.TheuseofchopsticksB.TheChineselanguageC.ThenameofChinesefoodD.TheattitudestowardsforeignersHowdoestheauthorfeelabouthavingdinnerinChinaexcitedB.thrilledC.satisfiedD.disappointedThepassagemainlyintroduces.thekindnessofChinesepeoplevarietiesofChinesefoodthechopstickchallengeinarestaurantD.experiencesofhavingChinesefoodCTippingisn'tabigpartofBritishculture,unlikeinNorthAmerica,wherewaitersandwaitressesarepaidbelowminimumwage.Tipsareusuallyappreciated,butofferingatipofsomeservicescancauseconfusion.Incasualrestaurants,whereyoupayforyourorderatacounterbutfoodisbroughttoyourtable,tippingisuncommon.Youarewelcometoleaveapoundortwoifyouwish.Inrestaurantswhereyouplaceyourorderwithawaiterorawaitressandreceiveyourfoodandbillatyourtable,it'scustomarytotiparound10percent.Insomerestaurants,aservicechargemaybeaddedtothebillautomatically,typically10orpercent.Inthiscase,youdo'ntneedtoaddafurthertip.Whenyoupaybycreditcard,themachinemayaskifyouwanttoaddatip.Checkyourbilltoseeifaservicechargehasalreadybeenaddedbeforepaying—ifsoyoudon'tneedtoaddatiponthemachine.Youcanrequesttheservicechargeberemovedfromyourbillifyouareunhappywiththeservice.Insomecasesarestaurantmayprint“servicenotincluded”onthebillormenu.Thisisarequestforatip.You'renotforcedtoofferanything,but10percentwouldbenormalinthissituation.Tippingincafesandfastfoodrestaurantisnotexpected.Ifyouuseataxi,roundthefareuptothenearestpoundshownonthemeter.Onajourneyfromortotheairportinabookedminicabyoumightwishtotrip2or3poundsifthedriverhelpswithyourbags.Besuretocheckacountry'stippingculturebeforeyoustartyourtip.Formoreinformation,visit.Accordingtothetext,inBritishculture.itisnecessarytotipifyouareservedincafesitisconfusingtotipifyoureceiveyourbillatyourtableitiscustomarytotipif“servicenotincluded”isprintedonthebillitiscompulsorytotipeveniftheserviceisunsatisfyinginsomerestaurantsWhenyoupaybycreditcard,.theservicechargecanbeaddedonthemachinetheservicechargemusthavebeenincludedinthebillautomaticallytheservicechargecan'tberefusedtheservicechargeneedn'tbecheckedbeforeyoupayIftheBritishtaximetershowspounds,youareexpectedtopay.A.poundsB.59poundsC.61poundsD.64poundsWhatisthebesttitleforthetextA.IntroductionofB.OccasionsforTippingC.AdviceonTippinginRestaurantsD.BritishWaystoTippingDRedwolvesusedtobeacommonsightacrossthesoutheasternUnitedStates.Buttoday,therearejust50leftinthewild.TheredwolfisoneofthemostendangeredwildcaninespecieS犬科動物）intheworld.Inthepastfiveyears,thespecies'populationinthewildhasdroppedbyhalf.TheUSFishandWildlifeServicehadbeenworkingfordecadestoreintroducethespeciesintothewild,buttheorganizationrecentlyputtheprogramonhold.AccordingtoCindyDohner,thesoutheastregionaldirectorfortheFishandWildlifeService,theagencyisfocusingon"ourcommitmenttogetthesciencerightandrebuildtrustwithourneighborsinthosecommunitiesasweaddressproblemsregardingtherecoveryoftheredwolf."Buttheanimal-rightsgroupDefendersofWildlifesaidonitswebsitethatthedecisionmadebytheFishandWildlifeService"fallswellshortofwhatisneededtocontinueredwolfrecovery."Theredwolfwasdeclaredanendangeredspeciesin1980,ithadbeenhuntedtoextinctioh滅絕）inthewild.Somehuntersthoughttheredwolveswerecoyotes（土狼），somostpeoplekilledthembecausetheybelievedwolvesweredangerousandwouldattackpeople.Thiswrongbeliefhasmadeitdifficulttorestorethespecies,becausepeopleareafraidtohaveredwolvesreintroducednearhumancommunities.Expertssaythatonewaytofightthesefearsissimplytoteachpeopleaboutredwolves.Inreality,theyareshyanimalsthattheydon'tgetclosetohumansandhuntmostlyatnight.AccordingtotheFishandMildlifeService,captivebreedingcentersintheUSarehometoabout200redwolves.Butwithoutcontinuedeffortsfromthegovernmentandprivategroups,redwolveswillcontinueto

suffer.underlinedphrase"put...onhold"inParagraph2probablymeansdoesDefendersofWildlifethinkoftheFishandWildlifeService'sdecisiontroubleinreintroducingredwolvesnearhumancommunitiesliesinover-huntinginhumanbeingsoffoodinthewildofgovernmentalsupportcanweknowaboutredwolvesfromthetextdon'thuntinthedaytimeatall.totalpopulationintheworldisonly50.keepawayfromhumansduetoshyness.aredangerousbecausetheyattackpeople.suffer.underlinedphrase"put...onhold"inParagraph2probablymeansdoesDefendersofWildlifethinkoftheFishandWildlifeService'sdecisiontroubleinreintroducingredwolvesnearhumancommunitiesliesinover-huntinginhumanbeingsoffoodinthewildofgovernmentalsupportcanweknowaboutredwolvesfromthetextdon'thuntinthedaytimeatall.totalpopulationintheworldisonly50.keepawayfromhumansduetoshyness.aredangerousbecausetheyattackpeople.第二節(jié)（共5小題，每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，選項中有兩項為多余選項。Inhighschool,it'simportanttostayHowcanyoustudywellifyou'resickSoyoushouldpayattentiontoyourhealthinordertostudywellinhighschool.Inordertoenjoygoodhealth,youshouldhavesomegoodhabits.Herearesometipsforyou.Drinkwaterregularlyeveryday.Somestudentsdon'tlikedrinkingwater.TheyonlydrinkwaterwhentheyareextremelyYoushoulddrinkwaterregularlysothatyourbodyandbraincanfunctionwell.Avoidsportdrinksandsodawhenyouarethirsty.Theyarenotgoodforyourhealth.38Somestudentsdon'teatthreemealsaday.Nomatterwhathappens,youshouldnotskipanymealoftheday.Eatingregularlyhelpskeepyourmetabolism（新陳代謝）highandkeepsyourenergyup.It'sespeciallyimportanttoeatagoodbreakfasteverydaywithprotein,carbohydrates（碳水化合物），andfibertosetupyourbodyforthedayofactivity.Ifyoudon'teat,howcanyoustayfocusedinclassEattherightfoods.Somestudentseatwhatevertheycanget.ThisisChoosewholegrainslikericeandwholewheatflours.Skipmuffins,donuts,andotherprocessedfoods.Instead,choosewholegrains,protein,fruitsandvegetables.40Ifyoudothat,youcangetdistracted.Therefore,youmaynotpayattentiontohowmuchyouareeating.Youmayeattoomuch.Eatingtoomuchharmsyourhealth.Andyoumaygaintoomuchweightbecauseofit.Trytoeatslowlysoyourbrainsendstherightsignalstotellyourbellythatit'sfull.A.Don'tskipmeals.

Thisisbadforyourhealth.Eatagoodbreakfasteveryday.Avoideatingtoomuchatonetime.Don'twatchTVormovieswhenyoueat.Ifyouareunhealthy,youmayfallilleasily.Youshouldeatthefoodsthataregoodforyourbody.第二部分語言知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）第一節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；每小題分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Ilovethefeelingofexchanginggoodswithmyparents.Whenwevisitthem,weoftenendup_41_homemorethingsthanwebroughtwithus.Afterpackingupattheendofourmost_42_visit,andafterthelast_43_andsoundingofthecarhorn（喇叭），1tookaquicklookattheback_44_ofourcar.Atthetopofthepile,folded_45_andsmartly,werea50-year-oldbabyblanket,severaldoilies（小型裝飾桌巾）_46_fromgenerationsofwomeninmyfamily,andtwosmall_47_.Thesecreativequilts,looking_48_butquitelovinglyworn,remindmeofmygreat-grandmotherswhowerethinkofthepiecesofcloth_50_overthefloorsoftheirlivingrooms.Ithinkoftheir_51_handsandtheregularpatternof_52_fromtheirsewingmachines.Ithinkoftheirlaughter,theirsmilesandthewisdomfoundinthecomersoftheireyes.IwishIcouldgobackintimeandwatchthem_53_thesequilts,andIcherishthequiltsmygreat-grandmotherloveknowingthatthewomenwho_55_thewayformyownpaththroughlifehaveleftbehindtouchableexpressionsoftouchthewornclothofeachcreation,Iwillalwaysrememberthewomenwhosehandsbroughtthemwillbeever_58_forthestrongwomeninmyfamilywhohavelived_59_meandwithme,whohaveleftbehindunbelievableexamplesto_60_andlovelyquiltstopasson.downawaydownawaydownawaydownawayawayawaybehind第II卷第二節(jié)(共10小題；每小題分，滿分15分)閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Chineseteaisgoodforcleaningourdigestivesystem.Fromtime_61_time,wewouldliketohaveacupofChinesetea,weuseChineseteaforcooking,especiallyteaeggs.Teaeggs,apopularChinesefood,_63_(sell)alongthebusysidewalkoratamarketfoodstand.Itisnotonlyaquickanddeliciouswaytofillupyourstomach_64_auniquewaytolearnChinesecultureofcuisine.Chineseteaeggsareeasytomake.Simplypreparesome_65_(boil)eggs.Gentlytaptheeggshellswiththebackofateaspoonandcrackthe,_66_(careful)placethecrackedeggsinthepotwithmarinade(鹵汁)andboilforab