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年高三英语教学质量检测试卷
II. Grammar and Vocabulary
Section A
(A)
A boy plays away from home and fights
with others. He
’
s defeated,
gets hurt and suffers shame.
If he is
strong-willed, he would
clench
(
咬紧
) his teeth, making a
firm fist from (25) ______ (weep)
in
front of others. But as soon as he returns home he
would burst out crying at the first sight of his
close relatives. He would be all tears
pouring out his sufferings.
The same is
true for a strong-willed grown-up. No matter what
harm he suffers he would do his
best
(26)
______
(conceal)
his
feelings,
trying
not
to
let
others
know
how
he
feels.
He
would
swallow his bitter
tears and show a smiling face at others (27)
______ ______ he didn
’
t care
a bit.
But however strong-willed he is,
most probably he would cry as soon as he meets his
close relative
who loves him and to
(28) ______ he can pour out his heart
unreservedly. Not only would he weep
but he
’
d cry his
eyes out (29) ______ grief.
If somebody
weeps in your face
—
the person never of the type doing this
in front of others,
you
’
d better sit
by and let him cry to (30) ______
heart
’
s content, for it
shows you are regarded as
his dearest
or (31) ______ (reliable) one.
It
’
s much better
to have someone crying in your face than be met
exclusively by (32) ______
smiling
face. Anyone can smile at
you, but very
few
will weep in
your face,
because the latter is
much
harder for one to do than the former.
(B)
Some of young
soldiers who had recently joined the army were
being trained in modern ways
of
fighting. One of the lessons they should take was
(33) ______ an unarmed man could trick an
armed
enemy,
take
his
weapon
away
and
have
him
(34)
______
(arrest).
First
one
of
their
two
instructors took a knife
away from the other, using only his bare hands,
and then he took a gun away
from him in
the same way.
After
the
lesson,
and
before
they
went
on
to
train
the
young
soldiers
to
do
these
things
themselves,
the
two
instructors
asked
them
a
number
of
questions
to
see
how
well
they
had
understood
what
(35)
______
(show).
One
of
the
questions
was
this,
“
Well,
you
now
know
(36)
______ an unarmed man
can do against a man with a gun. Imagine that you
(37) ______ (guard) a
bridge at eight
one night, and that you have a gun. Suddenly you
see an unarmed enemy soldier (38)
______ (come) towards you, and what
will you do?
”
The
young soldier who (39) ______ ______ answer this
question thought carefully for a few
seconds (40) ______ he answered, and
then said,
“Well
after what
I have just seen, I think that the
first thing I would do would be to get
rid of my gun as quickly as I could so that the
unarmed enemy
soldier
couldn
’
t take it from me and
kill me with it!
”
Section B
A.
countless
B. exhausted
C. comparison
G
. relatively
H. cleared
I. unfortunately
Rain
forests,
found
in
Earth
’
s
temperate
and
tropical
(
热带的
)
zones,
are
some
of
the
most
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D.
essential
J. recycled
E.
estimates
F. distinctive
K.
restricts
biologically
varied
ecosystems
on
the
planet.
All
rain
forests
share
certain
___41___
features,
including a closed
canopy, the dense vegetation of the top branches
that forms a roof above the forest
floor, a damp and warm climate, and
___42___ constant temperatures throughout the
year. Most of
the
forest
’
s
insect
and
animal
life
grows
well
in
the
canopy
’
s
leafy
and
sunlit
environment.
The
forest
’
s
groundcover, by comparison, is small. Less than 2
percent of the sun
’
s light
makes its way
through the canopy and
the darkness below. This darkness, along with the
poor quality of the soils,
___43___
plant growth.
Rain
forests
are
a(n)
___44___
part
of
Earth
’
s
total
ecology.
Huge
amounts
of
water
are
absorbed into tree roots and ___45___
into the atmosphere from the tree leaves through a
process
called
transpiration
(
蒸发
).
Tree
roots
also
fix
the
soil
in
place
and
slow
the
runoff
of
rains
into
rivers
and
oceans.
Through
the
process
of
photosynthesis
(
光合作用
),
rain
forests
absorb
more
carbon dioxide and give off more oxygen
than any other ecosystem.
The rain forests are ___46___ shrinking
at a rapid rate as a result of the profitable
ventures of
farming, logging, and
mining. When tropical rain forests are ___47___ in
order to raise cattle and
crops,
the
nutrient-poor
soils
are
quickly
___48___.
When
farmers
move
on
to
new
areas,
heavy
rains and baking sun
leave the land fruitless and lifeless. Logging and
mining cause similar damage
to the land
and destroy the
territory of ___49___
millions of birds, insects and animals. By some
___50___,
an
area
of
tropical
rain
forest
the
size
of
the
state
of
Delaware
disappears
in
this
way
every
month.
III.
Reading Comprehension
Section A
Archaeologists are scientists who
search for clues that help form a clearer picture
of the lives
people
led
in
the
past.
Archaeology
is
a
modern
science,
but
it
has
been
___51___
for
centuries.
More
than
2,400
years
ago,
the
Greek
historian
Herodotus
described
the
Egyptian
pyramids
and
other monuments. He may
have been the first writer to consider that
remains and ___52___ could
provide
information
for
___53___
generations.
For
more
than
a
thousand
years,
however,
such
___54___ were observers rather than
researchers.
In
the
1700s,
scientists
and
adventurers
from
a
variety
of
countries
traveled
___55___
to
explore
ancient
sites.
Digs
that
are
still
___56___
began
in
1709
at
Herculaneum,
an
Italian
city
buried
in
ash
during
the
explosion
of
Mount
Vesuvius
in
A.
D.
79.
The
Danish
scholar
Carsten
Niebuhr visited the ruins of Persepolis
in the Middle East in 1765 to study
cuneiform writing
(
楔形
文字
).
___57___,
archaeology
didn’
t
become
a
widely
recognized
science
and
schools
didn
’
t
recognize the subject as a scholarly
pursuit until the 19th century. The term itself
was ___58___ in
1837.
It
comes
from
a
Latin
word
meaning
“the
study
of
antiquities
(
古物
).
”
One
of
the
first
archaeologists to use
a scientific approach to the discipline was
Heinrich Schliemann of Germany,
who in
the late 1800s ___59___ the ancient civilization
of the city of Troy.
Today,
archaeologists
uncover
the
past
in
many
different
___60___,
including
deserts
and
jungles, at sites called digs. Ancient
sources, folk tales, and landscape features can
suggest where
archaeologists should
look. Surveys of the land help them choose sites
___61___ to provide artifacts,
the
objects that will unlock the story of a particular
people
—
their
daily
lives, their beliefs, and
their
ties
to
other
cultures.
A
site,
however,
does
not
have
to
be
old
to
be
interesting
to
an
archaeologist. Some prefer to study
more ___62___ settlements. One scientist, for
instance, studies
coal
mining
camps
in
California
by
examining
the
garbage
that
miners
___63___.
Archaeologists
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may work for
universities, museums or governments, and some of
them are involved in educating
the
public about ___64___ ancient sites. Artifact
hunters who are ___65___ history rob these places
and sell what they find for a few
dollars to immoral dealers in antiquities.
51. A.
adventuring
B. changing
C.
digging
D. evolving
52. A.
books
B. history
C. ruins
D. science
53. A. lost
B. later
C. older
D. several
54. A. inventors
B. scholars
C. visitors
D. writers
55. A.
extensively
B. nationwide
C.
regularly
D. together
56. A.
in progress
B. in good condition
C. on display
D. out of
control
57. A. Besides
B.
However
C. Instead
D.
Meanwhile
58. A. coined
B.
considered
C. recognized
D.
used
59. A. created
B.
developed
C. established
D.
investigated
60. A. countries
B. fields
C. locations
D. ways
61.
A. certain
B.
likely
C. ready
D. necessary
62. A. honorable
B. peaceful
C. rural
D. recent
63. A. gave away
B. gave off
C. left behind
D. left out
64. A. choosing
B. examining
C.
studying
D. protecting
65.
A. aware of
B. fed up with
C. ignorant of
D. familiar
with
Section B
Directions:
Read the following three passages.
Each passage is followed by
several questions or
unfinished
statements.
For each of
them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D.
Choose the
one that fits best according
to the information given in the passage you have
just read.
(A)
When my old
dog developed major health problems, I knew that
watching him fail would be
painful, but
I wasn
’
t prepared for the
powerful lessons he
’
d offer
in the last year of his life.
Chance
was 14 when the problems started. First, he
developed a cancer that left him whistling
for breath. Then came
cataracts
(
白内障
) in both eyes,
arthritis
(
关节炎
) in his legs, and a
series of
ministrokes
(
小中风
) that threw off his
balance. Any one of these misfortunes would have
left me
begging for relief, but Chance
became calmer as the disabilities piled up.
When leg pain left him
frozen on the floor, unable to rise for a quick
pat as I came home, he
didn
’
t complain.
He just lay there patiently, signaling me with his
hammering tail, each movement
spelling
out
the
value
of
waiting
for
the
things
you
want.
When
his
cataracts
made
steering
impossible after
dark, he
’
d stand calmly
until I could guide him inside, proving how easy
it is to find
happiness if you let go
of your pride and insecurities and learn to lean
on those who love you. When
ministrokes
had him walk unsteadily like a drunk, he taught
the value of persistence. For days after
each attack, he
’
d
fall as he moved about. Yet again and again
he
’
d try to walk, each day
moving a
few more steps until finally
he was able to get outside and back by himself.
There were lessons in so much of what
he did, but the key one surely was the importance
of
obtaining all the joy possible from
each experience whether it
’
s
a day lazing under a warm sun or a
few
minutes appreciating a favorite meal.
For most of our life together, Chance
was always rushing ahead, searching out new
adventures,
then circling back to let
me know what lay around the next bend. As an old
dog, he did the same
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thing, using
his attitude, instead of his once-fast legs, to
show the way.
66. Chance suffered very much from all
the diseases he had except for ______.
A. having problem with breath
B. walking around awkwardly
C. having trouble drinking
D. losing his eyesight in darkness
67.
______ is the most important lesson the author
learned from Chance.
A.
Living in the present and enjoying what we have
B. Learning to
depend on those who we love and trust
C. That we should expect good things to
happen patiently
D. That we
should persevere in what we believe is worth
trying
68. It
is implied in the passage that ______.
A. people might suffer from different
diseases when they grow old
B. people could face aging with courage
and dignity
C.
pets would become calmer for lack of energy in
their last days
D. pets and
masters should stick together helping each other
in difficulty
69. Which of the
following words best describes the
author
’
s feelings to Chance?
A. Bitter.
B.
Grateful.
C. Proud.
D.
Sympathetic.
(B)
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