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格致中学
二〇一六学年度第二学期模拟考试
高三年级
英语试卷（共
10
页）
(
测试
120
分钟内完成，总分
140
分，试后交答题
卡和答卷纸
)
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赢得可喜的收获！
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沉着冷静，细致踏实，自信自强，
去迎接胜利！
第
I
卷
I. Listening
Comprehension
Section A
Short conversation
Directions:
In Section A,
you will hear ten short conversations between
two speakers. At the end
of
each
conversation,
a
question
will
be
asked
about
what
was
said.
The
conversations
and
the
questions
will be spoken only once. After you hear a
conversation and the
question about it,
read the
four possible answers on your
paper, and decide which one is the best
answer to the question you
have heard.
1. A. $$30
B. $$10.
C. $$27.
D. $$20
2. A. Two passengers
on the bus.
B. Policeman and driver.
C. Hotel receptionist and traveler.
D. Passenger and taxi driver.
3. A. He has graduated for years.
B. He failed in the graduation exam.
C. He is worried about the result of
the exam.
D. He is not well-prepared
for the exam.
4. A. From a jewelry
store
B. From a call box.
C.
From a supermarket.
D. From a change
machine.
5. A. Tony made a wise
decision.
B. Tony shouldn?t give up
easily.
C. Tony can change the class
time
D. Tony can find a better reason
6. A. At an airport. .
B. At
a police station.
C. At a hotel.
D. At a bank.
7. A. Sunny.
B. Windy.
C. Foggy.
D. Rainy.
8. A. It has
failed.
B. It will soon be finished.
C. It is on going.
D. It was
stopped halfway.
9. A. Tom?s boss has a
twin brother.
B. Tom didn?t know whe re
his boss was.
C. The person in black
shirt is Tom?s boss.
D. The person in
black looks like Tom?s boss.
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班
1
0. A. Some unregistered
students are in the class.
B. The
professor prepared less than 38 copies.
C. The students at the back were late
for class.
D. A few students forgot to
bring their assignment.
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Section B
Directions:
In Section B, you will hear several
longer conversation(s) and short passage(s), and
you
will
be
asked
several
questions
on
each
of
the
conversation(s)
and
the
passage(s). The
conversation(s) and the passage(s) will
be read twice, but the questions will be spoken
only once.
When you hear a question,
read the four possible answers on your paper and
decide which one is the
best answer to
the question you have heard.
Questions
11 through 13 are based on the following passage.
11. A. 70000 tons.
C. 2,030
tons.
B. 2,000,000 tons.
D.
Not mentioned.
12. A. Most farmers were
infected with diseases.
B. Cocoa
farmers lack professional training
C.
The global consumption is increasing every year.
D. Cocoa trees are-growing more slowly
because of the weather .
13. A. The
world will probably be running out of chocolate
B. Cocoa farmers are looking for other
jobs.
C. Eating too much chocolate is
not good for health.
D. Asian people
are eating more and more chocolate.
Questions 14 through 16 are based on
the following passage.
14 A. To tell
the purpose of learning history.
B. To
explain the history of education
C. To
criticize students' history study habits
D. To present a new approach to history
education.
15. A: By asking questions
about the future.
B. By studying in the
traditional method.
C. By looking for
answers to present-day problems.
D. By
memorizing historic facts.
16. A.
Predict the future.
B. Memorize
details.
C. Raise critical questions.
D. Demonstrate the link between past
and future.
Questions 17 through 18 are
based on the following conversation.
17. A Films with much fighting and
killing.
B. Films about the life of
wild animals.
C. Films which are close
to real life.
D. Films with a happy
ending
18. At7:30p. m.
B. At
7:40 p. m.
C. At 3:30 p. m.
D. At 6:15 p.m.
Questions 19
through 20 are based on the following
conversation.
19. A. Find her suitable
equipment and teach her techniques.
B.
Design tough and challenging workout plan.
C. Assign her exercises to do at home.
D. Have her thoroughly examined.
20. A. Train herself all day long.
C. Have a try for one month.
B. Try another fitness center.
her fitness goal
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II. Grammar
and Vocabulary
Section A
Directions:
After reading
the passage below, fill in the blanks to make the
passages coherent and
grammatically
correct. For the blanks with a given word, fill in
each blank with the proper form of
the
given word; for the other blanks, use one word
that best fits each blank.
The twenty-
four horses dash around a racetrack. The thunder
of their
riders? ears, nearly
history.
The
horses
that
compete
in
the
Melbourne
Cup
—
one
of
the
world?s
most
famous
horseraces
—
were
fated to race.
22
(breed)
for speed, these horses are the few
23
were
singled out as having
potential to become champions.
Preparing
a
racehorse to
compete
requires
a
team.
A
horse?s owner
manages the
team
and
decides which races to
enter. A trainer determines the racehorse?s diet
and exercise. Regular exercise
makes a
horse
24
( likely) to be
injured,
25
but overtraining
tires the horse. A
groomer
(
动物
美容师
) cares for
the racehorse and reports any problems he
discovers to the trainer. And of course,
no
horserace could
(run)
without
a
rider.
These riders
train
for
long
hours
and
travel
26
to
changing
constantly
from
one
race to
another.
They
need to
make
a
strategy,
adapt
conditions
and communicate with their horse to guide it to
victory.
Australia?s
most
famous
horserace, the
Melbourne
Cup,
is
3,200
meters
of
pure
exci
tement.
Each year 300 or 400 horses are
nominated
(
提名
), but only 24 can run. The competitors
are chosen
in terms of a number of
factors, but winners of certain races qualify
automatically.
Each racehorse receives
a handicap
—
a certain weight
it must carry to give each horse an equal
chance of winning
—
two months before the race.
Originally, horses that seemed likely to win were
assigned larger handicaps. But the
rules have changed, reducing the handicap for
previous winners.
The first Melbourne
Cup in 1861 d
27
rew a crowd
of 4,000 spectators and the race?s popularity
(grow)
ever
since.
Held
on
the
first
Tuesday
of
November,
the
cup
has
become
a
The Melbourne Cup began
during a gold rush
28
a form
of entertainment for the rich.
29
whoever comes is a man
the
effort
—
of horses
21
hooves (
蹄
) rings in the
(drown) out the cheering of the crowd.
After three or four minutes of
suspense, one horse crosses the finish
line first, winning the Melbourne Cup and earning
a place in
four-day festival with fine
food and entertainment.
Today it still
attracts society?s upper class with the
implication
30
of
distinction. They come dressed in their finest to
enjoy the event in comfort.
noble and
distinct the horserace
looks, it?s all
about the race
and riders, the suspense
and the thrill of victory.
Section B
Directions:
Fill in each
blank with a proper word chosen from the box. Each
word can only be used
once. Note that
there is one word more than you need.
A. disturbing
G. vaguely
B. accustomed
H . bettering
C. deposits
I . flexible
D. prospects
J .
dramatically
E. inherited
K
.industry
F. overcome
For
more than three centuries, the American colonies
and later, the United States have been a
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place for
many
“
-
n
< br>h
o
a
t
v
s
e
”
to make the
“
American Dream
”
come true for
themselves and to become
31
from
“
haves.
A
”
nd
the
optimism
that
people
have,
knowing
that
this
mirac le
will
always
happen
has
grown out of some key elements in the
history of the nation, a nation that has differed
every other country
in the
world. The economic
32
of
the nation are also very
these success
stories. Three characteristics have contributed to
such attainments.
First,
the
United
States had
natural
resources undreamed
of
in
other
parts of
the
world.
For
farmers and ranchers there was land,
often to be had cheaply or even for free. There
were endless
forests to supply lumber
and rich
33
of coal, oil,
silver, copper and gold. Besides, critical to
34
and thrift should be
the development of these resources was
a population of both native-born Americans and
immigrants
who were connected by their
common work ethic. This ethic held that
rewarded with ---- as Benjamin Franklin
says ----
Reputation in the World.
all
kinds
of
work.
They
also,
if
somewhat
“
a State of Affluence(
富足
) and some Degree of
35
,
often
linked
material
success with
spiritual
36
37
class
structure. In contrast
贵族
),
this country was
money counted for
little.
much tied to
”
These Americans
believed in self improvement as well as in the
nobility of
movement. Next, by and
large, America was characterized by a
filled by numerous communities in which
family connections or
th
to
England and other European countries with their
history of aristocrats (
However,
the
pursuit
of
American
Dream
sometimes
also
sometimes proved
to
be
a
source of
tension
and
strain.
At
the
beginning
of
the
20
century,
writers
like
Jack
London
and
F.
Scott
Fitzgerald depicted a
lot of
38
-not
“<
/p>
”
h
c
a
h
v
a
e
r
a
c
t
e
r
s
whose fate is not a matter of free
will. They are
39
themselves.
Convinced
that
a person?sdestiny
is
the
40
details to
by forces beyond
their control. Often, in their works, children or
young people are victimized
by
poverty
that
prevents
them from
result of his or her heredity
interacting with the environment, they employ many
assumptions and values continued to
illuminate the American experience.
III. Reading Comprehension
Section A
explore
the
oppressive
world
in
which
their
characters
are
trapped.
Analyzing
characters?
Directions:
For each blank
in the following passage there are four words or
phrases marked A, B, C
and D. Fill in
each blank with the word or phrase that best fits
the context.
Organized
volunteering
and
work
experience
has long
been a
vital
companion
to
university
degree courses.
Usually
it
is
left
to
__41__
to
judge
the
potential
from
a
list
of
extracurricular
adventures
on a graduate?s resume, but now the university of
Bristol has set up an award to formalize
the achievements of students who __42__
time to activities outside their courses. Bristol
PLuS aims
to boost students in an
increasingly competitive job market by helping
them acquire work and life
skills
alongside __43__ qualifications.
“
Our students are a pretty
active bunch, but we found that they didn?t __44__
appre
employability at the university.
ciate the
value
of
what
they
did
outside
the
lecture
hall,
”
s
ays
Jeff
Goodman,
director
of
careers
and
“
Employers are much more
__45__ than they used to be. They used
job to extract the value of an
applicant?s
to look for __46__
employees and saw it as part of their
skills. Now they want students to be
able to explain why those skills are __47__ to the
job.
Students who __48__ the award will
be expected to complete 50 hours of work
experience or
voluntary
work,
attend
four
workshops
on
employ-ability
skills,
take
part
in
an
intensive
skills-related activity and, crucially,
write a summary of the skills they have gained.
__49__ efforts
will gain an Outstanding
Achievement Award. Those who __50__ best on the
sports field can take
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the Sporting
PLuS Award which fosters employer-friendly sports
accomplishments.
The
experience
does not
have
to
be
__51__
organized.
“
We?renot
just
interested
in
easily
identifiable
skills,
sa
”
ys Goodman.
“
__52__o, ne
student took
the
lead
in
dealing
with
a difficult
landlord
and
so
__53__
negotiation
skills.
We
try
to
make
the
experience
relevant
to
individual
lives.
”
Goodman hopes the scheme will __54__
active students to fill in any gaps in their
experience
and encourage their less-
active peers to __55__ activities outside their
academic area of work.
41.
A. advisors
42.
A. spend
43.
A.
artistic
44.
A. dominantly
45.
A. generous
46.
A. origin
47.
A. relevant
48.
A. apply for
49.
A. Occasional
50.
A. perform
51.
A.
roughly
52.
A. For instance
53.
A. demonstrated
54.
A. make
55.
A. act in
Section B
Directions:
Read the
following
three
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
If
you're
a
male
and
you're
reading
this,
congratulations:
you're
a
survivor.
According
to
statistics, you are more than twice as
likely to die of skin cancer as a woman, and nine
times more
likely to die of AIDS.
Assuming you make it to the end of your natural
term, about 78 years for men
in
Australia, you'll die on average five years before
a woman.
There are
many
reasons for
this
—
typically,
men take more
risks
than women
and are more
likely to drink
and smoke
—
but
perhaps more importantly, men don't go to the
doctor.
for the over-40s,
when disease tend to strike.
Gullotta
says
a healthy
man
should
visit
the
doctor
every
year or
two.
For
those over
45,
it
should be at least once a year.
Two
months
ago
Gullotta
saw a 50-year-old
man
who
had
delayed
doing
anything
about
his
smoker's cough for a year.
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B.
specialists
B. devote
B.
technical
B. earnestly
B.
considerate
B. initial
B.
responsive
B. make up
B.
Exceptional
B. convey
B.
randomly
B. In essence
B.
determined
B. enforce
B.
make out
C. critics
C.
consume
C. academic
C.
necessarily
C. enlightening
C. popularity
C. reluctant
C. sign up for
C.
Informative
C. circulate
C.
formally
C. In contrast
C.
operated
C. enable
C. turn
up
D. employers
D. stimulate
D. interactive
D. gracefully
D. demanding
D. potential
D. respective
D. look over
D. Relative
D. formulate
D. fortunately
D. Of course
D. involved
D. promote
D. take up
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