江蘇省南京市第四十一中學(xué)高三英語期末試題含解析

江蘇省南京市第四十一中學(xué)高三英語期末試題含解析一、選擇題1.Theystartedofflateandgottotheairportwithminutesto

．

A．spare

B．catch

C．1eave

D．make參考答案：A2.I’lltrymybesttofinishthetaskontime,

Ican’tpromiseanything.

A．so

B．for

C．but

D．a(chǎn)nd參考答案：C3.Ican’t______________whatyousaidbecauseyouspoketooquickly.

A.setup

B.setoff

C.setout

D.setdown參考答案：D4.–Whatdoyouthinkofmysuggestion? --Er…I’msorry.I____aboutsomethingelse.

A.hadn’tthought B.thought C.wasthinking D.havebeenthinking參考答案：C5.Thegeneralatlastgotachancetovisitthevillage,

heusedtofight,

hehadbeendreamingofforyears.A.where;which

B.where;that

C.inwhich;what

D.that;which參考答案：A6.Expecteverythingtogowrong

,andyoumaynotfeelquitesobadwhenitactuallydoes.A.indemand

B.inparticular

C.inplace

D.inadvance參考答案：D7.Workinghardisnotpossiblya

ofgreatsuccess,butitisoneoftheessentialrequirements.A.mark

B.sign

C.signal

D.guarantee參考答案：D8.Thereisclearevidence_____themostdifficultfeelingofalltointerpretisbodilypain. A.what B.if C.how D.that參考答案：D9.PlayersoftheJapanesegame“TravelFrog”takecareofthefrogsandoftencometofeel____apetowner,expressingprideinbeingthe“mother”ofdiligentanddisciplinedchildrenorworryingaboutthegrowthoftheirchildren.A.littlemorethan

B.morethan

C.nomorethan

D.notmorethan參考答案：B句意：日本的一款游戲“旅行青蛙”的玩家照顧青蛙，經(jīng)常感覺自己不僅僅是一個(gè)寵物主人，也是勤奮的、有紀(jì)律的孩子的母親，或者是擔(dān)心孩子成長的母親，并為此感到自豪。A.littlemorethan“僅僅是”；B.morethan“不僅僅”；C.nomorethan僅僅；只是；D.notmorethan不超過。根據(jù)語境，故選B。10.Cindyshutthedoorheavilyandburstintotears.Nooneintheofficeknew

shewassoangry.A.where

B.whether

C.that

D.why參考答案：D考點(diǎn)：考查名詞性從句。解析：該空引導(dǎo)賓語從句，根據(jù)句意“辦公室中沒人知道她為什么如此生氣”可判斷選D項(xiàng)。11.35．IfIhadhadenoughmoney,I

acarwhenthepricewasnotsohigh.

A．bought

B．willbuy

C．wouldbuy

D．wouldhavebought參考答案：D略12.Theexpertspresentattheconferenceallinsistedthatgreenhousegasemission

bereducedfromnowon． A．must B．will C．/

D．can參考答案：C13.–Therewillbeatalkshowthistimetomorrow.Wouldyougowithme?

--I’msorry,butI_____animportantmeeting. A.haveattended B.willbeattending C.amabouttoattend D.wouldattend參考答案：B14.Whentheyheard____thathewouldbereceivedforburialinthechurch,theydidnotworryaboutanythingelse.A.

it;announced

B.it;announcing

C.announced

D.announcing參考答案：A略6.Alwaysreadthe____onthebottlecarefullyandtaketherightamountofmedicine.A.explanations

B.instructions

C.descriptions

D.introductions

參考答案：B略16.

thenumbersinemployment，thehotelindustrywasthesecondlargestindustryinthiscountrylastyear．A．Inspiteof

B．Incaseof

C．Intermsof

D．Inpraiseof參考答案：A

17.Mr.Hoffman,agedover60,hasrecently__________playinggolfattheweekends,contributingtohisrosyface.A.takento

B.slidinto

C.submittedto

D.brokeninto參考答案：A略二、新的題型18.BikesharesystemshavebeengrowinginpopularityacrosstheUnitedStates.Theconceptissimple.

16

It’snothardtocomeupwiththeobviousbenefitsofabikesharingsystem.

17

Bikesobviouslyproducenoemissions(氣體排放),andwecanonlyassumethatthepeopleridingthemwouldhavetakenacaborabusinstead.Bikesharesgivethesepeopletheoptiontoexperiencethecitybybike,whichisbothlessexpensiveandmoreconvenient.Bikesharesystemsaremostdefinitelyconvenient.Ifyoucommutetoworkinacity,youknowthattherearesometimespublictransportationdeadzones.

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Oneofthemajorbenefitsofbikesharesisthattheyeliminatetheproblembygivingpeopleanoptionforthatlastlegofthecommute.InBoston,alotofpeoplecommutebybikeeveryday.Evenwiththehundredsofcyclistsontheroadeveryday,automobilesarestillconsideredthedominantusersoftheroad—andlet’sfaceit—theyare.However,asmoreandmorepeoplestartcycling,bicyclistsgetabiggervoiceintrafficlaws.

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Whenpeoplearegiventheoptiontohoponabike,theymightgetthemostexercisethey’vegotteninmonths.Peoplewhoaresedentary(不愛活動(dòng)的)intheireverydaylifeprobablywon’tgooutandbuyabike.

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A.Lawswillbegintoprotectallofthecyclists.B.Bikesharesystemsaregreatfortheenvironment.C.Obviously,therearemanybenefitstobikeshares.D.However,that’snottosaytheydon’tcomewithitsdisadvantages.E.Thisdeadzoneiscalledthe“l(fā)astmile”probleminurbandevelopment.F.Youcanpaybythehour,andyoucandropyourbikeoffatanyotherlocation.G.However,bikesharesprovideaneasyoption,andtheymightactuallyenjoytheworkout.參考答案：16-20CBEAG三、閱讀理解19.請認(rèn)真閱讀下列短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。Benwalkedquietly.Hewantedtosurprisethehunter.Butthen,whatwouldhedo?Suddenlyheheardabird’swingsbeatingthedrygrass.Benmovedquicklytowardthesound.[]Hesawacolor1edhead...theheadofabeautifulbird.ThebirddidnotmoveuntilBencameclose.Thenittriedtoflyaway,butonewingwasbroken.Benliftedthebirdandhelditcloseagainsthisbody.Thebirdfoughttoescape,butsoonlayquietlyinBen’sarms.Bendecidedtotakethebirdhomeandfixitsbrokenwingssothatitcouldflyagain.Hewasalmostoutofthewoodswhenheheardthehunterbehindhim.“Youjustfoundthatbird?”thehunterasked.“Yes,”Benanswered.“Itismine!”Benwasafraidandtriedtoanswer,buthismouthwastoodrytospeak.Nevertheless,hewettedhislipsandsaid,“No.”“IshothimandIsayheismine!”“Butheisnotdeadyet,”Benanswered,“andbesides,anythingonmylandbelongstome.”Thehunterlookeddownatthelittlemanandsmiled.“Say,whoareyou?”Ben’svoiceshookwithbothfearandanger.“Iownthisland.Therearesignseverywherethatsay,‘Nohunting’.”“Noneedtogetangry,mister,”thehuntersaid.“Controlyourself.”Therewassomethingthreateningintheman’scoolquietvoice.Andhehadagun.HisarmswerefreeandBen’swerenot.Thehuntersteppedcloserandsaid,“Givemethatbird!”Benwaswhitewithanger.“No!”heanswered.Hiseyeglassesbecamewetandhehadtolookoverthetopofthemtoseetheotherman.“GivemethebirdandIwillgoaway,”thehuntersaid.“Yougetoffmyland,”Bentoldhim.“Getoffrightnow...youdonotbelonghere!”Theman’sfacegotred.“Mister,”hesaid,“Ihavebeenhuntinghereallmylife.Igrewuphere.”“Thatisathingofthepast,”Bensaid.“IdonotknowwhoyouareandIdonotcare.IownthisplacenowandIamtellingyoutoleave.Yougobackthroughthewoodsandgetoffmyland!”“Nowlook,mister,”thehuntersaid,“bereasonable.”Thehunterraisedhisgun.AcoldwindblewacrossBen’sface.Helookedintothehunter’sgrayeyes.Benwasfrightened.Itwasnottoolate,hethought.Hecouldstillgivethebirdtothehunterandreturnsafelyhome...thatwouldendthiswholeuglybusiness.Thebirdstruggledweaklyandmadeawild,strangenoise.ThenBenknewhecouldnevergivethisbirdtothehunter.ThisfeelinggaveBengreatstrength,andhewasnolongerafraid.“Iwillneverletyoukillthisbird,”hesaid.“Getawayfromhere.Ifyoutrytotakethisbird,Iwillfight...youhaveagunandyouarebigger,butthatdoesnotworryme.Youwillnevergetthisbird...youwillhavetokillmefirst.”Thetwomenlookedateachother.Ben’sfearreturned.Hiskneesbegantoshakeandhefeltsick.Yethestoodstraight,wonderingwhatwouldhappennext.Theystoodclosetoeachotherforalongtime.Thewoodswerestrangelyquiet.Thenthehunter’sroughvoicebrokethesilence.“Youareafool.”AndthentoBen’ssurprise,heslowlywalkedaway.Benwatcheduntilhewasgone.Hisarmshurt,hisbodyfeltwetandcold.67.Whydidthehuntersmilewhensaying“Say,whoareyou”?A.HewantedtoconfirmBen’sidentityinafriendlyway