-
英语高效测评卷
(
三
)
学校：
______________
班级：
__________
姓名：
__________
考号：
____________
第
Ⅰ卷
(
选择题，共
115
分
)
第一部分：听力
(<
/p>
共两节，满分
30
分
)
第一节
(
共
< br>5
小题；每小题
1.5
分，满分
7.5
分
)
1
．
When will the
film end?
A
．
At
8
∶
30.
C
．
At
9
∶
30.
2
．
What does the
woman mean?
A
．
She
made the dress herself.
B
．
Her mother
bought the dress for her.
C
．
Her mother made
the dress for her.
3
．
Where is the
woman from?
A
．
America.
C
．
Canada.
4
．
Where does the
conversation take place?
A
．
At a post
office.
C
．
At a
hotel.
5
．
How much
is the jacket?
A
．
600 US dollars.
C
．
600 Hong Kong
dollars.
第二节
(
共
15
小题；每小题
1.5
分，满分
22.5
分
)
听第
6
段对话，回答第
6
至
8
题。
6
．
What does the
woman show the man?
A
．
Pictures.
C
．
Stamps.
B
．
Postcards.
B
．
100 Hong Kong
dollars.
B
．
At a
shop.
B
．
Australia.
B
．
At
9
∶
00.
7
．
Where did the
woman get the things she shows the man?
A
．
At the Summer
Palace.
B
．
At the
Forbidden City.
C
．
At the Great
Wall.
8
．
What did
the woman do in China?
A
．
She learned a
lot of Chinese.
B
．
She made some
great Chinese friends.
C
．
She learned how
to cook Chinese food.
听第
7
段对话，回答第
9
至
11
题。
9
．
When does the
conversation probably take place?
A
．
Before the
play.
C
．
After the play.
10
．
Which of the
following is TRUE about the play?
A
．
The
heroine
’
s name is Ann
Merriweather.
B
．
I
t
’
s a comedy about three
sisters.
C
．
One
teacher falls in love with her colleague.
11
．
What can we
learn from the conversation?
A
．
Neither the man
nor the woman has seen the play before.
B
．
The man bought
the woman one ticket for the play.
C
．
The woman is
not familiar with the plot of the play.
听第
8
段对话，回答第
12
至
14
题。
12
．
What did the
woman use to be?
A
．
A film star.
C
．
A tennis
player.
13
．
How
does the woman feel about New York?
A
．
New York
hasn
’
t had any changes at
all.
B
．
Changes
have taken place round the center.
C
．
The countryside
has some differences from the downtown area.
14
．
Why does the
woman come to New York?
A
．
To star in a TV
program.
B
．
To
attend or watch the tennis games.
B
．
A singer.
B
．
During the
play.
C
．
To spend
a vacation.
听第
9
段对
话，回答第
15
至
17
题。
15
．
What can we
know about the shirt the woman first recommends? <
/p>
A
．
It
’
s a white shirt.
B
．
Its size is
thirty
?
one.
C
．
It costs 5.59
dollars.
16
．
What
did the man buy in the shop yesterday?
A
．
A handkerchief.
C
．
A pair of
socks.
17
．
What is
the man
’
s total bill?
A
．
3.95 dollars.
C
．
4.60 dollars. <
/p>
听第
10
段独白，回答第
18
至
20
题。
18
．
What did
the speaker
’
s friends think
of his change of interest?
A
．
Understandable.
C
．
Crazy.
19
．
Why
did
the
speaker
change
his
interest
to
underwater
exploration?
A
．
It is much
cheaper than space travel.
B
．
It is much
safer than space travel.
C
．
It is more
exciting than space travel.
20
．
In
what
way
does
the
speaker
think
the
ocean
is
similar
to
space?
A
．
They are both
easy to explore.
B
．
They are both
beautiful.
C
．
They
are both awful.
第二部分：英语知识运用
(
共两节，满分
45
分
< br>)
第一节
语法和词汇知识<
/p>
(
共
15
小题；
每小题
1
分，满分
15
分
)
21
．—
What kind of
food do you prefer?
—
________but Japanese.
—
How about
Korean
，
then?
A
．
Something
C
．
Anything
B
．
Nothing
D
．
Everything
B
．
Strange.
B
．
4.50 dollars.
B
．
A tie.
22
．—
Why do
English
people
talk so often
about
the weather when
they
start a conversation?
—
Well
，
it
’
s probably because the weather is
a(n)________topic.
A
．
safe
C
．
amazing
B
．
sensitive
D
．
ordinary
23
．—
Shall we
attend the concert this evening?
—
Great
idea
，
________we can do some
shopping first.
A
．
when
C
．
since
B
．
where
D
．
if
24
．
The
county
，
________in
the
north
of
Shanxi
，
has
a
history
of
more
than 1,400 years.
A
．
located
C
．
being located
B
．
to be located
D
．
locating
25
．
(2011
·
杭州模拟
)
—
Did
you enjoy yourself last night?
—
Yes
，
it
’
s very nice of you.I appreciated________to
the party.
A
．
to
be invited
C
．
having been
invited
B
．
to
have invited
D
．
having invited
26
．
(2011
·
杭州模拟
)I just
don
’
t understand________that
leads to so
many teenagers becoming
addicted to playing computer games.
A
．
why it does
C
．
what it is
B
．
what it does
D
．
why it is
27
．
Peter is my
close friend
，
who can
be________what he promises.
A
．
relied on to do
C
．
relied on doing
B
．
relied to do
D
．
relying to
doing
28
．
More
and
more
people
in
big
cities________in
the
countryside
with
quiet conditions.
A
．
are contenting
to live
B
．
content to live
C
．
content
themselves to live
D
．
are content to
live
29
．
They
will
start
their
project
________at
helping
the
poor
children
to be educated in
the west of China.
A
．
aims
C
．
being aimed
B
．
aiming
D
．
aimed
30
．
________there
are living creatures in the outer space as those
on Earth hasn
’
t
been proved until now.
A
．
How
C
．
Where
B
．
When
D
．
Whether
31
．
Shopping
online can
save
much
time
as
you________go
to
a
shop
or
walk around crowded shopping centers. <
/p>
A
．
don
’<
/p>
t have to
C
．
won
’
t
B<
/p>
．
oughtn
’
t to
D
．
mustn
’
t
32
．
Now the
world
’
s attention________the
stocking markets
，
as they
have great influence in the
world
’
s economy.
A
．
is fixing on
C
．
is being fixed
on
B
．
has fixed
on
D
．
had been
fixed on
33
．—
Did
you hear that Li Hua was robbed during his recent
trip to
South Africa?
—
Yes
，
not
only________his money
，
but he
was nearly killed.
A
．
he lost
C
．
he had lost
B
．
did he lose
D
．
was he lost
34
．
Martin
’
s
been
sick
，
but________
，
I
think
he
’
s
hoping
to
come
with
us tomorrow.
A
．
anyhow
C
．
besides
B
．
altogether
D
．
therefore
35
．—
Was Professor
Li
’
s lecture on air
pollution a success?
—
Yes.________.
A<
/p>
．
I
’
d
love to
B
．
I
’
m afraid not
C
．
it
couldn
’
t have been better
attended
D
．
it
could have been badly attended
第二节
完形填空
(
共
20
小题；每小题
1.5
分，满分
30
分<
/p>
)
(2011
·
长沙一中
11
月月考
)
If you have ever been discouraged
because of failure
，
please
read
often
，
achieving
what
you__36__to
do
is
not
the
important
me explain.
Two brothers
decided to dig a__37__hole behind their they
were working
，
a
couple of older boys stopped by to__38__.
“
What are you
doing
？”
asked one of the
visitors.
“
We plan to dig a
hole all the way through the
earth
！”
one of the
brothers__39__excitedly.
The
older boys began to
laugh
，
__40__the younger ones
that digging
a hole all the way through
the earth was__41__.After a
long__42__
，
one
of
the diggers picked up a jar full of
spiders
，
worms and a wide
variety
of __43__the lid and showed the
wonderful contents to the
scoffing
(
嘲笑
)__44__.
Then
he
said
quietly <
/p>
and__45__
，
“
Even
if
we
don
’
t
dig
all
the
way
through
the
earth
，
look what we have
found along the way
！”
Their__46__was
far
too
ambitious
，
but
it
did__47__them
to
that
is what a goal is
for
—
to cause us to move in
the__48__we have
chosen
；
__49__to set us to
digging!
But
not
every
goal
will
be
fully__50__.Not
every
job
will
end
every
relationship
will
every
hope
will
come
to
every
love
will
every
endeavor
will
be
every dream will be__51__.
But
when
you__52__your
aim
，
perhaps
you
can
say
，“
Yes
，
__53__
look
at
what I found along
the way
！
Look
at the
wonderful things
which have come
into my life because I
tried to do something
！”
It is in the__54__that life is I
believe it is joy in the
journey
，
in the
end
，
that truly__55__.
36
．
forward
C
．
set about
B
．
set out
D
．
give in
37
．
C
．
large
38
．
C
．
introduce
39
．
red
C
．
lectured
40
．
sing
C
．
telling
41
．
ssary
C
．
unbelievable
42
．
e
C
．
recreation
43
．
C
．
removed
44
．
eers
C
．
contributors
45
．
ently
C
．
immediately
46
．
C
．
goal
47
．
C
．
cause
48
．
on
C
．
chance
49
．
a result
C
．
now and then
50
．
ed
C
．
controlled
51
．
ted
C
．
realized
B
．
deep
D
．
shallow
B
．
discuss
D
．
instruct
B
．
commented
D
．
volunteered
B
．
explaining
D
．
arguing
B
．
impossible
D
．
incorrect
B
．
intention
D
．
imagination
B
．
covered
D
．
deleted
B
．
hunters
D
．
visitors
B
．
curiously
D
．
strictly
B
．
thought
D
．
belief
B
．
expect
D
．
force
B
．
feeling
D
．
direction
B
．
in other words
D
．
all the way
B
．
absorbed
D
．
decided
B
．
grasped
D
．
depended
52
．
pond to
C
．
live up to
53
．
C
．
and
54
．
ing
C
．
arranging
55
．
s
C
．
occurs
B
．
head for
D
．
fall short of
B
．
so
D
．
or
B
．
digging
D
．
discovering
B
．
proves
D
．
matters
第三部分：阅读理解
(
共
20
小题；每小题
2
分，满分
40
分
)
A
(2011
·
南京第一学期期末
)
Much
as
Robby
tried
，
he
lacked
the
sense
of
tone
and
basic
rhythm
(
节
奏
)
．
But he dutifully reviewed his the months he tried and
tried
，
and
often
repeated
to
me
“
My
mom
’
s
going
to
hear
me
play
some
day.
”
But
he
seemed
hopeless
，
with
no
born
ability.A
real
bad
advertisement
for my
teaching
！
I was so happy when
one day he stopped coming.
Several
weeks later my students were to have a recital (
演奏会
)
．
To
my surprise
，
Robby
came
，
asking to play in the
recital.
“
But
，
it is for current
pupils
，
you
dropped.
”
“
My mom was I have been
practicing.I
’
ve just got to
play
！”
I
didn
’
t know what led me to
agree
，
maybe...
The
recital
came.
I_put_Robby_up_last_to_play_before_my_
“
curtain_closer
”
，<
/p>
by which
，
I could
save the recital if...
The recital went
off came up on
stage
，
clothes wrinkled
and his hair looked like
he
’
d run an
egg
?
beater through
it.
“
How could his
mom...
？”
Robby pulled out the piano bench and
was Mozart
’
s
work
！
I
was not
prepared for what I heard in a
dream
，
I was then woken
up by the wild
applause
—
everybody was on
their feet!
“
I
’
ve
never heard you play like that
，
< br>Robby
！
How
’
d you do it
？”
Through
the
microphone
Robby
explained
：
“
Well
，
Miss
Hondorf
，
remember
I
told
you
my
mom
was
sick
？
Actually
she
had
cancer
and
died
this
was
born
deaf
，
and
tonight
was
the
first
time
she
ever
heard
me play.I wanted to
make it special.
”
My eyes were was not a student of
mine
，
but a teacher!
56
．
We
can
infer
from
the
underlined
sentence
that
the
writer________.
A
．
was fully
confident that Robby would perform well at the
recital
B
．
thought
that Robby would make the recital special
C
．
thought that
Robby wouldn
’
t play at the
recital
D
．
had no
confidence in Robby at all for the recital
57
．
What made the
boy succeed in the recital?
A
．
Love for his
mother.
C
．
The
writer
’
s help.
B
．
Musical talent.
D
．
Regular
practice.
58
．
What
made
the
writer
think
that
Robby
was
her
teacher
，
not
student?
A
．
That he played
better than her in the recital.
B
．
That he loved
his mother more than she did.
C
．
That he never
gave up.
D
．
That
，
the audience gave him more
applause than her.
59
．
What is the
highlight of the recital?
A
．
The
writer
’
s performance. B
．
Robby
’
s
performance.
C
．
Robby and his
mom
’
s story.
D
．
The
audience
’
s applause.
B
(2011
·
巢湖市第二次质量检测
)
When
many
of
us
take
a
vacation
，
relaxing
is
what
we
we
usually
return home tired and
doesn
’
t have to be this way.
Come home refreshed after an active
trip! Don
’
t be too tired!
Active vacations are often the most
relaxing of
’
s
all in
defining
(
定义
) what an active
vacation don
’
t expect you
to run
slowly
，
or
go
，
we
ask
the
vacationers
who
are
not
active
not to sit too long but to spend two to
four hours a day doing
things
，
such as walking the
city streets
，
exploring a
nature protect
，
going to
a zoo or biking along the ocean.
These
kinds
of
activities
aren
’
t
just
good
for
your
physical
improve your mental
health
，
even your spiritual
they make vacations memorable and
after all
，
isn
’
t that
what you want from
your
vacation
？
Here
are
some fresh
ideas to make
your
vacations as
pleasurable as they are active and healthy.
A walk at dawn or dusk is to make this
a daily routine
of life away from
home
，
and you will ensure
yourself both physical and
spiritual
adding.
Don
’
t
allow yourself to spend your entire time sitting
in front of
the
r
it
is
the
ocean
，
a
swimming
pool
，
or
a
tree
?
lined
lake
，
make
sure
you
get
into
the
water
for
swimming
or
games
or
even
，
merely standing
in waist
?
high water is a
good exercise
，
thanks to the
action of the you will feel so much more alive!
Many of us spend a large piece of our
vacations on the road
，
either
getting
to
and
from
our
destinations
，
or
using
the
car
for
no matter
how beautiful the scenery is
，
great
，
memorable vacations
don
’
t happen in a car
’
t wait for tiredness or
nature
’
s call to get
you to pull ntly get out and stretch
，
walk
，
pic
nic
，
shop
，
< br>visit
，
and
have
’
s
important
for
your
health
and
energy
，
and
it
makes
traveling a lot more active and
interesting.
60
．
The writer
writes the text mainly to________.
A
．
introduce the
relationship between vacations and health
B
．
tell us how to
make our vacations relaxing
C
．
show us where
we should go for our vacations
D
．
explain to us
why we feel tired when traveling
61
．
What does the
underlined word
“
refreshed
”
mean?
A
．
Full and
excited.
C
．
Feeling less
tired.
B
．
Pleasant but
fired.
D
．
Feeling
regretted.
62
．
What advantage
can
“
the
activities
”
in Paragraph 5
bring?
A
．
They can
improve our health as well as making us feel easy.
B
．
They just can
keep us feel excited and confident.
C
．
They can bring
us more chances to get out.
D
．
They can save
us much time and make the trip meaningful.
63
．
In
the
last
paragraph
，
the
writer
seems
to
advise
us
to________.
A
．
go on vacation
by car
B
．
not to
spend too much time on the road
C
．
make a trip on
foot
D
．
get out of
the car for sightseeing
C
Autumn means different things to
different all depends on
your
personality
，
said British
naturalist Richard
Mabey.
“
Personality
shapes
your
view
of
the
season
，”
he
said.
“
You
may
see
it
as
a
fading
away
，
a
packing
up
(
结束
)
，
or
as
a
time
of
packing
in
another
sense
—
the
excited
gathering of
resources before a long
journey.
”
If this
is true
，
perhaps it tells us
a little about
，
for
instance
，
Thomas
Hood
，
the 19th century
English November
，
he
wrote
：
No
warmth
< br>，
no
cheerfulne
ss
，
no
healthful
ease
No
shade
，
no
shine
，
no
butterfl
ies
，
no
bees
November!
On the
other hand
，
another English
poet John Keats
，
already
sensing
he was seriously
ill
，
was inspired by a late
September day to pen one of
the most
famous poems in the English
language
，
To
Autumn
.He wrote to a
friend afterwards that there was
something comforting and healing about
it.
According
to
Richard
Mabey
，
Keats
has
the
biological
evidence
on
his
is not a
time of slowing down
，
but a
time of new beginnings
and great
movements of example
，
just
at the moment that
Keats
’
s
“
gathering
swallows
”
(in
To
Autumn
) are departing for
Africa
，
millions of creatures
are fleeing from the frozen north like
Iceland
，
Greenland
and
Russia
to
winter
along
the
east
and
south
coasts
of
ing
to
scientists
，
before
falling
，
the
leaves
transfer
their
chlorophyll
(
叶绿素
) and carbohydrates into
the woody parts of the tree
for
safe
?
keeping over remains
are the natural antioxidants
(
防老剂
) in the
leaves
：
the yellow and orange
carotenoids (
类胡萝卜素
)
，
and
another
protective
chemical
specially
produced
for
autumn
，
the
bright
?
red
anthocyanin (
花青素
)
．
High color is not a signal of
deterioration
(
退化
) and
decline
，
but of detox
(
排毒的
) ability and good
health.
A century after
Keats
，
the American poet
Loren Eiseley wrote in his
journal
：“
Suppose
we
saw
ourselves
burning
like
maples
in
a
golden
autumn
，
and
that
we
could
disintegrate
(
分解
)
like
autumn
leaves...dropping
their
substance
_not_our_attitude_
towards_death_be_different
？”
64
．
From Thomas
Hood
’
s
poem
，
we may infer
that________.
A
．
he suffered a
lot from cold November
B
．
he missed the
shining summer days very much
C
．
he had a
negative attitude towards autumn
D
．
he enjoyed
butterflies and bees very much
65
．
Which
word
can
best
describe
John
Keats
’
s
attitude
towards
autumn?
A
．
Optimistic.
B
．
Fearful.
like
C
．
Doubtful.
D
．
Realistic.
66
．
In
autumn
，
leaves turn yellow
before falling because________.
A
．
they
can
’
t bear the freezing
B
．
they
can
’
t get enough water from
the woody part
C
．
chlorophyll and
carbohydrates have been lost through leaves
D
．
chlorophyll and
carbohydrates have come back to the woody part
67
．
What does the
underlined sentence mean?
A
．
Man
can
never
live
long
，
just
as
leaves
must
leave
the
tree
annually.
B
．
Man
is
different
from
autumn
leaves
，
which
will
come
again
the
next
spring.
C
．
Man
should
treat
death
calmly
，
just
like
autumn
leaves
fall
to
the
ground.
D
．
Man
should
have
a
positive
attitude
towards
death
，
quite
different
from autumn
leaves.
D
Back
in
the
1970s
，
the
robots
were
coming
for
our
boring
manufacturing
(
生产
)
<
/p>
，
they
’
r
e
coming
for
our
boring
table
service
company
ITM Technology has developed the restaurant
concept around a
little
robot
that
fulfills
the
role
of
a
Caf
é
avoids
ordering
errors
，
reduces
staffing costs greatly for restaurant
owners
，
and even
brings the boss all the tips.
Japan is preparing for some very tough
times its aging
population
become
too
old
to
work
，
labor
is
going
to
be
in
severe
inventive technology departments are
exploding with really
fascinating ideas
to take the pressure off when it hits.
To small caf
é
and
restaurant owners
，
the
solution might well look
something
like
Robo
Caf
é
，
a
restaurant
designed
to
operate
as
efficiently
as
possible
with
the
absolute
minimum
human
workforce
building needs to be designed with
small horizontal (
水平的
)
pathways
leading from the kitchen
to all the
tables.A small
team
of waiter robots
can
then get around to every table in the house when
they
’
re asked to
ers can either order
orally
，
or touch a screen on
the robot
’
s
the
kitchen
has
finished
preparing
the
food
，
the
robot
brings
it
out to customers.
Dan
Carlin
talks
about
the
“
kitchen
of
the
future
”
，
where
everything
is
automated
and
the
labor
is
free
because
you
own <
/p>
，
the_kitchen_of_th
e_future_is_actually_the_kitchen_of_the_past
，
when
you
consider
that
throughout
human
history
，
there
have
been
many
examples
of slaves working
for no pay.
As
Carlin
points
out
，
today
’
s
concept
of
slavery
is
mostly
restricted
to
non
?
the ownership of robot
labor in a Robo Caf
é?
type
situation will almost certainly prove
itself far more economical and
dependable than a human workforce once
the technology itself becomes
course
，
slaves
have
a
worrying
habit
of
rising
up
against
their
owners.
68
．
According to
the passage
，
the robots that
were invented in the
last century
could________.
A
．
do some work
that people dare not do
B
．
bring lots of
fun and profits to their owners
C
．
do some
housework such as table service work
D
．
save people
from having to do some boring manufacturing work
69
．
According to
the passage
，
what will a Robo
Caf
é?
type restaurant
be like?
A
．
Most of the
work will be done by robots.
B
．
Owners
needn
’
t pay for the labour
of their employees.
C
．
Robot waiters
are designed to serve customers voluntarily.
D
．
The building
will be designed for the convenience of customers.
70
．
What does the
underlined part in Paragraph 4 probably mean?
A
．
Employees
depend on owners of restaurants as before.
B
．
Technology
won
’
t change the core of the
kitchen.
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