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PAGEPAGE12017屆高一上半學(xué)期開學(xué)摸底測試ⅠSentence A.subject主 B.predicate謂C 賓D.predicativeEadverbial狀語FcomplementG.attributiveH.appositiveE= （）1.Duringthe1990s,Americancountrymusic emoreandmore（）2.Hepracticesrunningeverymorningtokeep（）3.Hisjobistoteach（）4.Smokingdoesharmtothe（）5.Theymadehimtheirteam（）6.Youmaykeepthebookfortwo（）7.Inordertocatchupwiththeothers,Imustwork（）8.Mr.White,thebook-seller,isarich（）9.isa country;Americaisadeveloped（）10.WhenwearegoingtohaveanEnglishtesthasnotbeen（）11.Itwasaconferencefruitfulof（）12.Ienjoylisteningtopopular（）13.Heisthe intheroomwhomIwantto（）14.Ithink（that）heisfitforhisoffice（）15.Mysuggestionisthatallofusattendthe（）16.ThedogwhichIkickedbit（）17.Hehaslivedinthecityforten（）18.Themethodproved（）19.Studentsbraveenoughtotakethiscoursedeserveto（）20.Inspiteofthefactthatpriceshaverisenrapidly,thenumberoftouristsisgreaterthanII.Grr:21.hasmanybeautiful lakes,including A./; B./; C.the; D./;Ourteacherenteredthe bookin A.a; B.the; C.a; D./;Globalwarmingresults humanactivitiesthatreleasegasesintotheA. 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D.nomatterThereason hewaslatewas hiscarhadbrokendownonthe B.why, Cthat, Hewasthefirststudent atschoolhaving Bto Cbeing DOfallthejobsI’vehad, wasmyexperienceatPennsylvaniaRailway impressedmeit,where B.it, Cthere, Dthat,Hepaintedabroadwhitesandy andahotsunbrightbluewavescrashedit BwithbrightbluewavescrashingC.brightbluewavescrashing D.withbrightbluewavescrashedHewassoabsorbedinhisworkthatnotasound didshedareto B.daredshetoC.shediddareto D.shedaredIII.ReadingComprehensionSectionA15’Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.Whyissettinggoalsimportant?Becausegoalscanhelpyoudo,be,andexperienceeverythingyouwantinlife.41justlettinglifehappentoyou,goalsallowyoutomakeyourlifehappen.Successfulpeople42howtheirlifeshouldbeandsetlotsofgoals.Bysettinggoalsyouare43yourlife.It’slikehavinga44toshowyouwhereyouwanttogo.Thinkofitthisway.Thereare45drivers.Onehasadestinationinmind(hergoal)whichcanbefoundonamap.Shecandrivestraighttherewithoutany46timeorwrongturns.Theotherdriverhasnogoalsordestinationormap.Shestartsoffatthesametimefromthesameceasthefirstdriver,47shedrivesaimlesslyaround,nevergettinganywhere,just48gas.Whichdriverdoyouwanttobe?Winnersinlifesetgoalsandfollowthroughonthem.Theydecidewhattheywantinlifeandthengettherebymaking49andsettinggoals.50peoplejustletlifehappenbyaccident.Goalsaren’tdifficulttoset—andtheyaren’tdifficulttoreach.It’suptoyoutofindoutwhatyourgoalsreallyare.Youaretheonewhomust51whattoachieveandinwhatdirectiontoaimyourlife.Researchlsusthatwhenwewriteagoaldownwearemore52toachieveit.Writtengoalscanbe53regularly,andhavemorepower.Likeacontractwithyourself,theyarehardertoneglectorforget.Also54youwriteyourgoalsinaparticularwayyouareabletomakeyourselfcontinuously55situationsthatwillbringyounearertoyourgoal.A.Because B.Instead C.Inspite D.InadditionA. 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D.A.aware B.worried C.familiar D.accustomedSectionBDirections:Readthefollowingtwopassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.Monday:HereIam,inthemiddleofnowhere.Thiscamtripideaisnotgettingofftoaverygoodstart.It'srainingandthetentleaks（）.Thehikingseemedtotakeforever,andIstillcan'tunderstandhowitcouldallhavebeenuphill!HowdidIeverletmybrothertalkmeintothis?Whenwegethome—ifweevergethome—he'sgoingtohavetodosomethinggreattogetbackonmygoodside.Maybeheshouldsponsor（贊助）ashopspree（狂購）atthemall!Tuesday:Thingsarelookingup.Thesuncameouttoday,sowewereabletoleavethetentsanddryout.We'recampedattheedgeofasmalllakethatIcouldn'tseebeforebecauseoftherainandfog.Themountainsareallaroundus,andtheisabsoluybeautiful.Wespentmostofthedaydraggingeverythingoutofourbackpacksortentsandputtingitwherethesuncoulddryitout.Laterintheafternoonwetriedtocatchthefishfordinner,butthefishweresmarterthanwewere.Atnightwebuiltafireandsangsongshappily.Wednesday:Wehikedtothefarsideofthelakeandclimbedtothetopofasmallpeak.Fromtherewecouldseehowhightheothermountainswereandhowfarthe spreadaroundus.Onthewayupwepassedthroughasnowfield!Thursday:Icaughtmyfirstfish!Wefollowedthestreamthatfedthelake.Afterabouttwo,wecametoasectionthatCarolsaidlookedfishyShehadapackrod（竿）whichcanbecarriedinabackpack.Iaskedtocastit,andIcaughtafishonmyfirsttry.Carolcaughtafewmore.Buttheywerejusttooprettytoeatforlunch,soweputthembackinthestream.Friday:Ican'tbelievewearegoinghomealready.Itwillbenicetogetahotshower,sleepinarealbed,andeatjunkfood,butthetriphasbeenwonderful．We'realreadytalkingaboutanothercamadventurenextyearwherewecanoedownariver.It'shardtobelieve,butIthinkthiscitygirlhasalittlecountrybloodinherveins.Thewriterwentonthiscamtripbecausesheenjoyed B.shewantedtogoC.shewasinfluencedbyherbrotherD.shewastiredofstayingThewholemorningofTuesday,thewriterhikedalongthe B.driedoutherC.climbedthe D.caughtthefishforItcanbeinferredthatCarolhadapackrodwithherbecauseshecouldnotaffordtobuyaregularfishingsheneededittogettheirmainsourceofshethoughtthewriterofthejournalmightneedsheexpectedtogofishingwhiletheywereItislikelythatthewriterwill ．goonanothercam B.inviteCaroltogofishingC.makeherbrotherbuyher D.convincetierbrothertogoESP,ExtraSensoryPerception,isacatch-allexpressionfortheso-calledabilityofcertainpeopletoreceivetransmittedthoughtsfromothers,totransmittheirownthoughts,toseewhatwillhappeninthefutureortobeabletomoveobjectsfromonecetoanotherwithoutphysicallytouchingthem.Thesespecialpeoplearecalledpsychics.Somebelievethatweallhavethisabilitytosomedegreebutthatmostofuschoosenottodevelopit.ManypeopleareskepticalaboutESP.Alongsidetheexistence edevidence,thereplentyofclaimsthathaveturnedouttobecheating.Formostpeople,itisdifficulttoacceptsuchclaimswithouthavinghadfirsthandexperience.Thelackofscientificevidenceisanotherfactortotakeintoaccount.Ontheotherhand,mostofushave,atsometime,experiencedaseeminglyunexinableoccurrence;hearingtheephoneringandknowingwhowillbeontheotherendofthelineorcasesofcoincidencethatseemtobetooextremetobeaccidental.OvertheyearstherehavebeennumerousESPexperimentsconductedbyseriousscientistsinseriousinstitutions.JosephBanksRhine,abotanistatDukeUniversitypublishedafamousbookin1934called“Extra-SensoryPerception”inwhichheclaimedtohaveenormousevidenceofESP.However,otherscientistshavebeenunabletocopyhisresultssince,whichhasresultedinthebooklosingmuchofitsoriginalcredibilityandfame.TheGanzfieldExperimentsareconsideredtohavebeenthemostcarefullyexaminedESPexperiments.So-calledpsychicshadtheireyescoveredandearsblockedwhilea“sender”attemptedtotransmitmessages.Laterthepsychicswouldcomparethemessagesreceivedtotheoriginalmessagessentout.Therewasagreatdealofexcitementandinterestatthetime,buttheresearchfailedtoproduceconvincingresults.OneofthestrongestcriticismsagainstESPisthatinorderforittoexist,thefundamentallawsofphysicswouldnecessarilyhavetobebroken.Humanbeingsareattractedtothewholerangeofsupernaturalphenomena.ESPwillalwayscontinuetofascinate.This esclearwhenweseehowmuchofthemediaisdedicatedtothetopic:magazines,journals,websites,evision