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龙海一中
2014-2015
学年度上学期期末
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（考试时间：
120
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满分：
150
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I.
听力（
30
分）
Ⅱ
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单项填空（共
< br>15
小题；每小题
1
分，满分<
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15
分）
21. However, we refer to Xi Jinping as
_____ great success not merely because he has been
elected
_____
President of
the People’s Republic of China.
A. a; the
B.
不填
; the
C.
a;
不填
D.
不填；不填
22.
The
rapid
economic
growth
that
_____
in
China
in
recent
years
has
resulted
in
great
improvements in living conditions for
many Chinese.
A. took place
B. has taken
place
C. has
been taken place
D. was taken place
23.I
never
dreamed of there _____
such
a quiet place in the noisy city.
A. was
B. had been
C. being
D. to be
24. China Daily is _____ a newspaper.
It helps greatly to improve our English.
A. no more than
B. not more than
C. not less than
D. more than
25.
A local official said the trampling accident
happened at a private school in Xiangtan City,
Hunan
Province, _____ eight dead and
twenty-six _____.
A. leave; injured
B. left; injured
C. leaving; injuring
D. leaving;
injured
26. Whoever _____a new idea of
how to work out the puzzle will be given a prize.
A. keeps up with
B. puts up with
C. ends up with
D. comes up with
27.
—
Did you watch the live
broadcast of Gangnan Style last night?
—
Yes, I _____ so excited for
a long time.
A. didn
’
t feel
B.
wasn
’
t feel
C. haven
’
t felt
D.
hadn
’
t felt
28.
You can’t predict
everything. Often things don’t _____
as
you expect.
A. run out
B. break out
C. work out
D.
put out.
29. More attention should be
paid
_____
English.
A. to
speak
B. for spoken
C. to
speaking
D.
of speaking
30. The book has
helped me greatly in my daily communication,
especially at work _____ a good
impression is a must.
A. which
B. when
C. as
D.
where
31. Although the working mother
is very busy, she still _____ a lot of time to her
children.
A. devotes
B. spends
C. offers
D. provides
32.
I
don
’
t
know
the
reason
_____
you
were
absent
from
the
meeting,
and
I
am
not
sure
that
someone will tell me
the reason _____ you haven
’
t
told me.
A. why; that
B. that; why
C. because; why
D. of which; that
33. Mo Yan, many of _____ works were
based on his experience in his birth place, was
awarded the
Nobel Prize in Literature.
A. who
B. whom
C. whose
D. which
34. My
brother
_____
great importance to the meeting.
A. helped
B. attached
C. performed
D.
rolled
35. The medicine he had taken
_____ the blood.
A. has bad effect on
B. had a bad effect on
C. has a bad effect on
D. had
bad
effect on
Ⅲ
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完形填空（共
20
小题；每小题
1.5
分，满分
30
分）<
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Zigfried, a
little mouse, blew his breath on the frosty window
of the farmhouse and rubbed it to see
the
outside.
Still
nobody
came.
Maybe
today,
he
thought
36 .
It
was
only
a
few
days
before
Christmas and he was watching for a
miracle.
This
farmhouse
had
been 37
too
long.
It
needed
a
family.
Zigfried’s
38 made
a
noise.
He
realized
that
he
hadn’t
eaten
anything
since
yesterday.
He
jumped
from
the
windowsill
(
窗沿
),
grabbed a 39
from his home, and went next door to
Farmer Mike’s.
Farmer Mike’s
house had been a great place for the little
mouse
40
the farmer
married a wife
who had a cat. Zigfried
41
when he thought of it. He looked
around cautiously as he 42 into
the
room
where
grain
was
stored
and
was
quite
43
as
he
filled
his
bag
with
wheat.
He
was
turning
to
leave
when
suddenly
he 44
a
hot
breath
about
his
ear.
His
heart
beat
45 ,
and
without thinking
he started to run and luckily 46
the cat’s paws.
The
next
afternoon
Zigfried
heard
some
good
news:
a 47
family
would
be
moving
into
the
farmhouse
soon.
Zigfried’s
granny
would
arrive
on
C
hristmas
Eve
to
48
with
him.
He
hoped
that the family would
come before his granny came. Before long, a car
came 49
the road leading
to the house, with butter sandwiches,
cheese and chocolate.
Zigfried’s
Christmas miracle did arrive!
The house came 50 the next few
days. Zigfried
51 every single
hour of them. 52 , the day
before
Christmas when he was drinking hot chocolate with
a 53 smile at the door of his home,
he heard the 54 of the children of
the family about what they might get for
Christmas. What? A
cat? The 55
froze on his face; his mouth fell wide open. After
a long while, he at last found his
voice: “Hey! Whose Christmas miracle is
this?”
36. A. carefully
B. excitedly
C. hopefully
D. proudly
37. A. shabby
B.
noisy
C. messy
D. empty
38. A. mouth
B.
nose
C. stomach
D. throat
39. A. bag
B. stick
C. bowl
D. coat
40. A. although
B. until
C. whereas
D. unless
41. A. leapt
B. sniffed
C. trembled
D. withdrew
42. A. broke
B.
marched
C. paced
D. stole
43. A. curious
B.
nervous
C.
pitiful
D. sensible
44. A. took
B.
released
C. felt
D. drew
45. A. strongly
B. irregularly
C. slowly
D. wildly
46. A. escaped
B. seized
C. rubbed
D. scratched
47. A. close
B. happy
C. new
D. young
48. A. celebrate
B. communicate
C. compete
D. compromise
49. A. across
B. from
C. off
D. up
50. A. alive
B. loose
C. open
D. still
51. A. counted
B.
enjoyed
C.
missed
D. wasted
52. A. However
B. Instead
C. Moreover
D. Therefore
53. A. bitter
B. forced
C. polite
D. satisfied
54. A. introduction
B. discussion
C. comment
D. debate
55. A. blood
B.
smile
C. tear
D. sweat
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阅读理解
（共
15
小
题；每小题
2
分，满分
30
分）
A
Ray
Charles
Robinson,
a
blind
musician
in
America,
was
famous
for
his
records
of
jazz,
rock’n’roll,
blues
and
country
music.
But
the
world
knew
him
better
as
Ray
Charles.
He
had
an
influence(
影响
) on
American popular music.
The song Let’s
Go Get Stoned is an example of Ray Charles’ own
kind of mu
-sic-his own sound. He
worked
hard
for
several
years
to
create
that
sound.
No
one
ever
tried
it
before.
He
mixed
black
church music, blues
and rock’n’roll. The sound was
extremely successful. In the nineteen
fifties, his
records began to sell
millions of copies. At the same time, Ray Charles
recorded jazz music. Those
records sold
well, too. People said they were new and exciting.
Ray Charles became famous because he
could play blues, rock and jazz. He also liked
other kinds of
music.
He
told
the
record
company
officials
that
he
wanted
to
record
an
album(
专辑
)
of
country-and-western
music.
The president of the record
company told him it would be a mistake. He said
Ray’s fans
would not
buy the
album. Charles disagreed. He said he believed he
would gain many new fans to replace the
few he might lose. He produced the
album and it was an immediate success.
The album was called Modern Sounds in
Country and Western Music. Many of the songs sold
very
well. One of the most popular
songs was I Can’t Stop Loving You. It is a
country
-and-western song
with Ray Charles’ sound of blues and
black church music.
56. Ray
Charles became popular with Americans because
.
A. he worked
hard to create his own sound
B.
he mixed black church music, blues and
rock’n’roll
C. he recorded Jazz music
D. he could
play blues
57. Which is NOT true
according to the Passage?
A. Ray Charles Robinson had
a great effect on American popular music.
B. His album about country-
and-
western music didn’t sell
well.
C. The president of
the record company didn’t think that his new album
would be popular with his
fans.
D. Ray Charles though he would gain new
fans though he would lose some old fans.
58. Thanks to
, he achieved a great success after
producing his album.
A. the president
of the record company
B. his
supporters
C. his own confidence
D. his own hard work
59
. The song Let’s Go Get
Stoned consi
sts of all the following
music EXCEPT
.
A.
black church music
B. jazz
C. blues
D. rock’n’roll
B
Riding the bus in India can be a
difficult experience. First, getting on the bus is
a difficult problem.
Usually, you have
to jump on, all the while looking for a
grip(
握把
) among a crowd of
others who
are also trying to get on.
Once you get on, it doesn’t get any easier. Indian
buses are crowded, dusty
and
uncomfortable. You seldom find a place to sit;
most of the time you are filled into the
aisles(
通
道
),
holding a grip someplace.
Today I was
on a very busy bus. I was standing in the aisle
when the seat right next to me opened up.
Usually when this happens there is a
mad fight to fill the seat. But when one opens up
in front of
me, I like to first look
for someone in need of a break. There was a young
guy with short hair and a
red
shirt
on
the
other
side
of
the
seat
for
whom
I
gestured(
做手势
)
to
take
it.
Surprisingly,
he
politely refused with a big smile. Then
I sat down.
Not more than 2 minutes
later at the next stop, an old woman walked
towards the seat. Feeling
encouraged by
the young man, I looked at her and gestured to ask
her whether she would like to sit.
She
nodded quietly, sat down and gave a quick “thank
you”.
As I looked for a new
place to park myself, I looked at the young man.
We locked eyes and smiled to
each
other. He knew I had passed on his small act of
kindness. I gave him a pat on the shoulder and
moved on.
60. Taking a bus
in India is considered to be uncomfortable because
.
A.
there are too many people taking the bus
B. there are not enough
seats on the bus
C. there is something
wrong with the bus
D. buses
travel much more slowly on the road
61. According to the
writer, when people find an empty seat on the bus,
they usually
.
A. feel relaxed
B. fight to fill it
C.
offer it to others
D. look for a
grip first
62. Why did the writer offer
the seat to the old woman?
A. The writer felt ashamed.
B. The writer would get off
the bus soon.
C. The writer was moved
by the young man.
D. The young man asked the writer to do
so.
C
Most
people agree that honesty is a good thing. But
does Mother Nature agree? Animals can’t talk,
but can they lie in other ways? Can
they lie with their bodies and behavior?
Animal experts may not call it lying,
but they do agree that many animals, from
birds
to
chimpanzees, behave dishonestly to fool
other animals. Why? Dishonesty often helps them
survive.
Many kinds of birds are very
successful at fooling other animals. For example,
a bird called the plove
r sometimes
pretends to be hurt in order to protect its young.
When a
predator
(
猎食动物
)
gets
close
to
its
nest,
the
plover
leads
the
predator
away
from
the
nest.
How?
It
pretends
to
have
a
broken wing. The predator
follow
s the “hurt” adult, leaving the
baby birds safe in the nest.
Another kind of bird, the scrub jay,
buries its food so it always has something to eat.
Scrub jays
are
also thieves. They watch where others
bury their food and steal it. But
clever
scrub
jays
seem to know when a thief is watching them. So
they go back later, unbury the food, and bury
it again somewhere else.
Birds called cuckoos have found a way
to have babies without doing much work. How? They
don’t
make nests. Instead, they get
into other bird
s’ nests secretly. Then
they lay their eggs and fly away.
When
the baby birds come out, their adoptive parents
feed them.
Chimpanzees, or chimps, can
also be sneaky. After a fight, the losing chimp
will give
its
hand
to
the
other.
When the winning chimp puts out its hand, too, the
chimps are friendly again. But an animal
expert once saw a losing chimp take the
winner’s hand and start fighting again.
Chimps are sneaky in other ways, too.
When chimps find food that they love, such as
bananas, it is
natural
for
them to cry out. Then other chimps come
running. But
some
clever
chimps
learn
to
cry
very
softly
when they find food. That way, other chimps don’t
hear them, and they don’t need to share
their food.
As children,
many of us learn the saying
her,
either.
A plover protects its young
from a predator by _______________.
A.
getting closer to its young
B. driving away
the adult predator
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