高三英语第四次统考试题

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8. What day is it when the conversation happens?

A. Sunday.

B. Monday.

C. Saturday.

9. What can we learn from the conversation about James?

A. He

’

s fine and his work goes successfully.

B. He is busy in Tuesday evening with his work.

C. He will buy two tickets for a film.

10. What is Anna going to do recently?

A. She is going to see her parents.

B. She is going to see a film with her friend.

C. She is going to a French restaurant with James.

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11. What was the man's

A. His clock was broken.

B. He forgot to set the alarm.

C. He did the booking too late.

12. Why hadn't the man got the tickets?

A. He got up too late.

B. He didn't go to buy the tickets.

C. The tickets were sold out.

13. What can we learn from the dialogue?

A. The man is positive.

B. The man is polite.

C. The man is dishonest.

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14. What did the woman do before she became an English teacher?

A. She was educated in an English teaching class.

B. She did some businesses in Hong Kong.

C. She studied in a university.

15. What did the man want to know?

A. Her university.

B. Her

study

experience.

C. Her spoken ability.

16. How did the woman improve her spoken English?

A. She read aloud after a recorder.

B. She did a lot of reading.

C. She talked with native speakers.

17. What did the woman suggest the man?

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A. Do as many exercises as possible.

B. Read aloud and talk more.

C.

Do as much dictation as possible.

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题。

18. When did the first award ceremony take place?

A. In 1895.

B. In 1901.

C. In 1962.

19. Why was the Nobel prize established?

A. To recognize worthwhile contributions to humanity.

B. To resolve political differences.

C. To honor the inventor of dynamite.

20. In how many fields are prizes bestowed?

A. 2.

B

. 5.

C. 6.

二、单项选择

21.

–

Ellis, I

’

m sorry. I can

’

t fly a kite with you tomorrow.

-- _______________

-- I fell off my bike yesterday and my leg hurts.

A. How is it?

B. So what?

C. How come?

D. What

’

s the problem?

22. __________is generally considered to be first invented by Charles Babbage.

A. A computer

B. The computer

C. Computer

D. Computers

23. ________is known to us all is that the old scientist, for __________ life was

hard in the past, still works very hard in his eighties.

A. As; whom

B. What; whom

C. It; whose

D. As; who

24.

“

The

net

profits

_________

be

divided

into

three

parts

according

the

agreement

”

said the judge.

A. must

B. should

C. may

D. shall

25. As we all know, it was ________ that resulted in the terrible car accident.

A. because of her carelessness

B. her being careless

C. because she was careless

D. she was so careless

26. _________ fell down the table and one and a half apples _________ left on it.

A. An apple or two; were

B. One or two apples; was

C. One apple or two; were

D. An or two apples; was

27. ______ doesn

’

t seem to have been any trouble in solving this problem

A. it

B. There

C. That

D. This

28.

–

Why are you looking under the desk?

-- ________ you _________ __________?

A. Did; lost; anything

B. Had; lost; something

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C. Have; lost; something

D. Have; lost; anything

29. This machine has saved us a lot of time since it ___________.

A. began to use

B. was put into use

C. was used

D. was made use of

30.

__________

the

ability

to

fight

against

disease,

but

also

helps

us

build

our

body.

A. Vitamin C not only provides

B. Not only does Vitamin C provide

C. Not only Vitamin C provides

D. Vitamin C, which not only provides

31. If you ________ the book, you would know what I _______ about now.

A. had read; talked

B. read; was talking

C. had read; am talking

D. read; talk

32. _________ is the kindness of the nurse that the patient can never be ________

to her.

A. So; too thankful

B. Such; so thankful

C. So; that thankful

D. Such; thankful enough

33.

If

you

follow

these

steps,

slowly

you

will

be

able

to

_________

the

walls

between your parents and yourself.

A. break up

B. break off

C. break through

D. break down

34. Without proper lessons, you could _______ a lot of bad habits when playing the

piano.

A. keep up

B. pick up

C. draw up

D. catch up

35. --When will you return the novel to me?

-- _______ .

A. As soon as I

’

ll finish reading it

B. Once I have finished reading it

C. If I finish reading it

D. On finishing reading it

三、完形填空

阅读下面短文，掌握其 大意，然后从

36-55

各题所给的四个选项（

A

、

B

、

C

、

D

）中，选出最佳选项。

Valentine

’

s Day was the time my father chose to show his love for the special

people

in

his

life.

Over

the

years

I

fondly

(

天真的

)

thought

36

him

as

my

“

Valentine man

”

.

My first recollection (

回忆

) of the

37

he could bring to Valentine

’

s Day

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came

when

I

was

six.

That

morning

at

the

breakfast

table

I

found

a

card

and

a

gift-wrapped package at my chair. The card was

38

“

Love, Dad

”

and the gift

was a ring with a small piece of red glass to

39

my birthstone, a ruby (

红宝

石

). There is

40

difference between red glass and rubies to a child of six ,and

I remember

41

that ring with pride that all the cards in the world

42

not

surpass (

超越

).

43

I

grew

older,

the

gifts

gave

44

to

heart--shaped

boxes

filled

with

my

45

chocolate

and

always

included

a

46

card

signed

“

Love,

Dad

”

.

In

those

years

my

thank-yous

became

47

of

a

perfunctory

(

敷衍

)

response. The cards seemed less

48

, and I took for granted that the Valentine

would

49

be

there.

I

had

50

my

hopes

and

dreams

in

receiving

cards

and

gifts

from

“

significant

others

”

and

“

Love

Dad

”

just

didn

’

t

seem

quite

51

.

His final card remains on my desk today. It

’

s a

52

of how special fathers

can be and how important it has been to me over the

years to know that

I had a

father who continued a

53

of love with simple acts of understanding and an

ability to express happiness over the people in his life.

Those things never

54

, nor does the memory of a man who never

55

Being my Valentine.

36. A. of

B. about

C. up

D. over

37. A. memory

B. magic

C. puzzle

D. presents

38. A. read

B. written

C. shown

D. signed

39. A. recover

B. resemble

C. represent

D. replace

40. A. much

B. little

C. great

D. less

41. A. having

B. owning

C. wearing

D. watching

42. A. could

B. did

C. must

D. should

43. A. Because

B. Since

C. When

D. As

44. A. room

B. way

C. honour

D. seat

45. A. favorite

B. lovely

C. dear

D. precious

46. A. usual

B. common

C. strange

D. special

47. A. less

B. little

C. more

D. much

48. A. important

B. beautiful

C. familiar

D. standard

49. A. surely

B. always

C. regularly

D. often

50. A. let

B. kept

C. placed

D. remembered

51. A. suitable

B. enough

C. effective

D. sacred

52. A. signal

B. certificate

C. consequence

D. reminder

53. A. tradition

B. hobby

C. habit

D. custom

54. A. lose

B. die

C. miss

D. appear

55. A. thought

B. wanted

C. tried

D. stopped

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四、阅读理解

A

When

you feel

tired, how do

you relax? Drink coffee, take

a bath,

do some

exercise, or play some music and have a dance?

For

dance

music

fans

and

night-club

lovers,

the

world-famous

English

DJ

Sasha will bring them the world

’

s finest dance music. He is coming to Guangzhou,

Beijing and Shanghai on November 18-20 as part of his world tour in support of his

new CD.

One

of

the

main

roles

of

music

has

always

been

to

go

with

dancing.

But

today

’

s dance music is

very different

from

that

of the past.

The history

of dance

music goes back to the 16

th

century. In the Renaissance

（文艺复兴）

and Baroque

periods in Europe, rich people were expected to be able to dance at social events.

Each type of dance gave rise to its own form of music.

During the 18

th

and 19

th

centuries, the most popular dances were the Waltz and

the

Polka.

In

this

period,

dances

were

often

written

for

the

concert

hall.

For

example, symphonies

（交响乐）

would have a Waltz movement, and piano pieces

were sometimes in Waltz or Polka.

In

the

1970s,

dance

music

moved

into

new

places

called

discos.

The

music

was faster, had more bass

（低音部）

and started to become more electronic. Disco

music

began

to

develop

in

the

US

and

around

Europe.

By

the

1980s

the

music

became much faster and even more electronic.

In

the

1990s

clubs

took

over

discos.

DJs

mixed

other

people

’

s

music.

Club

dance

rhythms

became

a

major

part

of

popular

music.

Club

dance

music

has

different

forms,

including

drum

and

bass,

hip-hop,

and

R

&

B.

It

makes

use

of

technology and DJs play a bigger part in spreading the music.

56. In order to relax how many forms are mentioned in the passage?

A. four

B. six

C. five

D. three

57. Which of the following does NOT show the difference between today

’

s dance

music and that of the past?

A. It has more forms.

B. More technology is made use of.

C. The music is faster.

D. The music is to go with dance.

58. From the third paragraph, we can see that_________.

A. dancing cannot be separated from music

B. in the 16

th

century, people still did not have much social life

C. people

’

s social needs have nothing to do with dance music

D. today

’

s dance music is almost the same as that of the past

59. Which of the following is NOT true about dance music?

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A. Dance music has gone through different stages.

B. Types of dance have nothing to do with its own form of music.

C. Dance music dates back to the 16

th

century.

D. In different periods, dance music is written for different places.

60. According to the passage, a DJ

’

s job is mainly to ___________.

A. create music for the club

B. put different music forms together

C. develop disco music

D. play music using technology

B

Out and about

Be alert (

警觉的

) walk with purpose and confidence, and avoid deserted areas

whenever possible.

Use personal stereos and mobile telephones with care.

If

possible,

walk

in

the

direction

of

oncoming

traffic,

in

the

middle

of

the

pavement (

人行道

).

Look

after

you valuables;

keep

your house

and

car keys

separate from

your

bag.

Consider carrying a personal attack alarm in your hand or pocket.

Taxis and mini cabs

Whenever possible pre-book.

Use a reputable company; transport for London maintains a list.

When traveling alone sit in the back seat.

It is illegal for ANY taxi to approach you and offer their services; this is called

“

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In your car

Have your keys ready so that you can get straight into your parked car.

Plan your journey and carry a map.

Consider

locking

your

doors

when

traveling

and

when

you

leave

your

car

to

pay for your fuel.

You may wish to take a mobile telephone but you must have a handsfree system

to use it while driving.

Children

Don

’

t dress children in clothing with their name on it.

Teach them not to speak to people they do not know.

Teach them that they can go to police officers for help and that the police will

not take them away.

Teach them an emergency contact number.

Public transport

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