建水實驗中學高三英語2015年12月測試試卷本試卷分第=1\*ROMANI卷（選擇題）和第=2\*ROMANII卷（非選擇題），滿分150分，考試用時120分鐘。第=1\*ROMANI卷（三部分，共115分）第一部分：聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。What’sintheletter?100dollarsandaphotograph.Acheckfor100dollarsandapicture.Acheckfor100poundsandaphotograph.Whattimeisitnow?5:00. B.4:30.C.5:30.Howmanycountrieshasthewomanbeento?FourB.FiveC.Morethanfive. Whataretheygoingtodo?Thewomanwon’tagreewiththeman.Theywon’twait.Theywillwait. Whichofthefollowingisnottrue?Themanfeelsalittletired.Theyareclimbingamountain.Theywillreachthetopsoon.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。 聽第6段材料，回答第6—8。6.Howmuchdotheyusuallyspendinthetelephonecall?A.About10pounds.B.Lessthan7dollars.C.About7pounds7.Whydotheyhavetopaymorethismonth?A.Becausetheyhavemorelong-distancecallsandtelegrams.B.Becausethepricesoflong-distancecallsandtelegramsarehigherthanusual.C.Becausetheyusedthetelephonemorethanusualthismonth.8.Whowillprobablypayforthetelephonebillthistime?A.ThemanB.ThewomanC.Jack.聽第7段材料，回答第9--11題。9.Whatdoesthehouselooklike?A.It'sanewone. B.It’ssmallandalittleold. C.It’sbigbutalittleold.10.Whichistrueaboutthewoman?A.Shelikessmallhousesinthecity.B.Sheisn’tworkingnow.C.Shehasasonwhoisretired.11.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthedeal?A.Hewilltalkaboutitwithhiswife.B.Heagreeswiththewoman.C.Hewillbuythehousesoon.聽第8段材料，回答第12—14題。12.What’stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Husbandandwife.B.Friends.C.Teacherandstudent.13. Whereisthemusicianfrom?A.England. B.China. C.Japan.14.Whatdotheythinkofthelecture?A.Itwasboring. B.Theydidn’tlikeit.C.Itwasexcellent.聽第9段材料，回答第15—17題。15.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inacoffeeshop. B.Inthepoliceoffice.C.Inthewoman’shouse.16.Whatdidthewomanlose?A.Awhitehandbagwithawallet,twokeysandaletter.B.Awhitehandbagwithtwokeys,moneyandareport.C.Ahandbagwithtwokeysandmoney.17.Whatinformationshouldthewomanleave?A.Name,address,ageandtelephonenumber.B.Informationaboutherhandbag,hernameandtelephonenumberetc.C.Informationaboutherhandbag,hernameandherappearance.聽第10段材料，回答第18—20題。18.Whydidn’tthemanprepareforthetest?A.Becausehewantedtowatchthegame.B.Becausehethoughtthetestwaseasyforhim.C.Becausethewomanwouldhelphim.19.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthetest?A.Veryhard. B.Abiteasy. C.Apieceofcake.20.Whatdoesthemandecidetodo?A.Gotothehockeygame.B.Prepareforthetest.C.Gototherestaurant.第二部分閱讀理解(共20小題，每小題2分，滿分40分)第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）AWhenIwasinmedicalcollege,Iwentcampingwithsomeofmyfriends.Theseasonwassummer;therefore,wechosetogototheseaside.Afterarrivingthere,werentedaroomandleftourluggagethere.Wefinishedlunchandthendecidedtorentaboatbecausetheseaandtheweatherwerebeautiful.Westartedtorow,butaboutonemileout,theweathersuddenlychanged.Althoughtheweatherwasnotgood,wedidn’twanttogiveup,butfinallymyfriendsandIagreedthatweshouldgoback.Wetriedtochangetheboat’sdirection,butassoonaswechangedit,theoarlock(槳架)broke.Therefore,wewereunabletoturnback.Wehadtowaitforhelpbecausewecouldn’tdoanything.Afterseeingthechangeofweather,weshouldn’thavecontinuedtorow,butitwastoolate.Weregrettedit.Theseachangedalot,thewavesgotveryhigh,andtheboatbegantoshakelikeacradle.Oneofmyfriendsstartedtocry;anotherstartedtovomit.Threehourspassed,andnobodycametohelpus.Wewerejustpraying.Fortunately,afterfivelonghoursofwaiting,twobigboatscametorescueusandweescaped.Iftheyhadn’tcometogetus,wewouldhavecrossedtheborderbetweenTurkeyandGreecebecausetheborderwasveryclose.Thisstoryisthemostexcitingstoryofmylifebecausewecouldhavedied,butluckwaswithusandweescaped.21.Whatdoestheauthormainlytellsinthispassage?A.Ascaryexperienceatsea.B.Anexcitingexperiencewhenswimming.C.Thechangeableweatherattheseaside.D.Itisdangeroustoboatatsea.Whendidtheybegintogoboatinginthesea?InthemorningB.IntheafternoonIntheeveningD.Atnight.Theywerenotabletoturnbackbecause___________.theweatherwasbadforthemtodosotheycouldn’tchangetheboat’sdirectiontheycouldn’trowtheboattheydidn’tknowwhichwaytogoWhattheyregrettedwasthat___________whentheweatherchanged.theywentcampingattheseasidetheywentonrowingthewavesgotveryhightheystartedtoolateBAsisknowntoall,thefirstmodernOlympicswereheldtherein1896.ButthehistoryoftheOlympicsinGreecedatesbacktomuchearlier.ThefirstancientOlympicswereheldin776B.C.That’sabout2,700yearsago!ThegamesgottheirnamefromOlympia,theGreekcitywheretheytookplace.LiketheSummerOlympicsoftoday,theancientOlympicswereheldeveryfouryears.OneofthemainfeaturesoftheancientOlympicswastheOlympictruce.Thetrucemeantthatallwarswerestopped,sothatathletesandspectatorscouldcompeteandtravelinpeace.ThousandsofpeoplefromallovertheGreekworldcametowatch.DuringthefirstOlympics,therewasonlyonecompetition—a218-yard(200-meter)race.Butovertimethegamesgrewtoincludewrestling,chariotracing,boxing,andothersports.Womenwerenotallowedtocompete,buttheyhadtheirown,separategames.“Theancientathletesbecamecelebrities,justliketoday.Theyoftenlivedtherestoftheirlivesbeingtreatedtofreedinners,”Cerratosaid.“City-stateseventriedtostealawayeachother’sathletesbyofferingthemvariousawards.”Unliketoday’sOlympics,theancientOlympicswerereligious.AccordingtoDavidRomanooftheUniversityofPennsylvania,theOlympicswereheldtohonorZeus.GreeksthoughtthatZeuswastheleaderofthemanygodsandgoddessestheybelievedin.Butwhatcomesasasurprisetomanypeopleisthefactthatmanyathletescompetedcompletelynaked(裸體的)！TheancientOlympicsexisteduntilA.D.393.ButthemodernOlympicsarestillgoingstrong.TheOlympics“gathersathletesfromaroundtheworld,”saidSueMacy,authorofanewNationalGeographicbook,Swifter,Higher,Stronger:APhotographicHistoryoftheSummerOlympics.“It’ssomuchbiggertoday.”“Youshouldpayattentionnotjusttothewinners…buttothepeoplewhodon’twinthegoldmedal.Thinkaboutwhatittooktogetthere,thededication(貢獻),”Macysaid.ThismodernOlympicsmaynothavenakedraces,butitissuretohaveplentyofexcitement!Whatwouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?HistoryoftheOlympics FeaturesoftheOlympicsTruceoftheOlympicsSwifter,Higher,StrongerInancienttime,whentheOlympicswereheld,__________.AallthepeopleinGreecewouldstopworkingBpeoplestoppedfightingtotakepartinthegamesCpeoplefromallovertheworldcametoseethegamesDmostoftheathletescamefromthosewhowonthefightInthispassagetheword“spectators”meanspeoplewho__________.AorganizedthegamesBjoinedinthegamesCwatchedthegamesDhadnochancetowatchthegameWhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?TheancientathletesweremuchrespectedbythepeopleManypeopledidn’twearclotheswhencompeting.Manypeopleonlypayattentiontothewinners.City-statesoftenprovidedathletestoeachother.CBalancingWork＆LifeRobertHolden＄10.50Thebookfocusesonthekeychallengeofourgeneration.Itisamust-readforanyonewhoistryingtobalanceworksuccess,familyjoyandlifefulfillment.＊Practicaltechniquesshowyouhowtorealizeyourgoalsandmakechoices.＊Cleartextandillustrationscovereveryaspectofdefiningsuccess,andachievebalance.＊Simplechecklistsenableyoutotakecontrolandstaymotivated.Accessibleflowchartsanddiagramsexploredifferentoptionsfortakingactionsandprovideexamples.HappinessNowRobertHolden＄8.00Thebookisapowerfuljourneyofexplorationandinsightintooneoflifemosttreasuredgoals.Usingahighlyorganizedmixofstories,exercisesandpoetry,itoffersamessageofprofoundhopeandhealing.Radicalandcompassionate,challengingandpractical,HappinessHowdeliverskeystotruehappiness,innerconfidence,lovingrelationshipsandpeaceofmind.ThisbookisthekeytextforthepublicseminarsoftheHappinessProject.TheSecretsofRelationshipsRenshaw＄9.50Areyoulookingforafulfillingrelationship?Ifso,TheSecretsofRelationshipsisarequiredreadingwhetheryouaresingleorattached.Hereisabookthatgivestherealanswerstotherelationshiprollercoaster.Readthisbookanddiscover:＊Thesecretoffindingtherightpartner.＊Thesecretofcommunicatingsuccessfully.＊Thesecretofgettingalong.＊Thesecretofhavingwhatyouwant.Witty,honestandessential?Thebookisyourpassporttoawholenewrelationshipexperience.Ordernowonline,youcangeta20%discount.Moreinformation,pleaseclickhere.Ifyoufindithardtogetalongwithothers,whichbookcanofferyouhelp?HappinessNowBalancingWork＆LifeTheSecretandHappinessNowTheSecretsofRelationshipsThebooksmainlyhelppeople___________.AtomakefriendseasilyBtoimproveourlifequalityCtofindabetterjobDtoachieveourgoalsIfyouwanttobuytwocopiesofBalancingWork＆LifeandonecopyofHappinessNowonline,howmuchshouldyoupay?＄29B.＄23.2C.＄26.5D.22.432.Wheredoyouthinktheinformationaboveistakenfrom?A.Aguidebook.B.Amagazine.C.AwebsiteD.Alocalnewspaper.DWhenwesaythatCambridgeisauniversitytownwedonotmeanthatitisatownwithauniversityinit.Auniversitytownisonewherethereisnoclearseparationbetweentheuniversitybuildingsandtherestofthecity.Theuniversityisnotjustonepartofthetown;itisalloverthetown.TheheartofCambridgehasitsshops,restaurants,marketplacesandsoon,butmostofitisuniversity,colleges,libraries,clubsandotherplacesforuniversitystaffandstudents.Thetownwastherefirst.Cambridgebecameacentreoflearninginthethirteenthcentury.Manystudentsweretoopoortoaffordlodgings.Collegeswereopenedsothatstudentscouldlivecheaply.Thiswasthebeginningofthepresentdaycollegesystem.Todaytherearenearlythirtycolleges.Veryfewstudentscannowliveincollegeforthewholeoftheircourse:thenumbersaretoogreat.Manyofthemliveinlodgingsatfirstandmoveintocollegefortheirfinalyear.Buteverystudentisamemberofhiscollegefromthebeginning.Hemusteatanumberofmealsinthecollegehalleachweek.StudentsarenotallowedtokeepcarsinCambridge,sonearlyallofthemusebicycles.Don’ttrytodrivethroughCambridgeduringthefiveminutesbetweenlectures,asyouwillfindcrowdsofpeopleonbicycleshurryinginalldirections.IfyouareinCambridgeatfiveminutestothehouranymorningoftheterm,you’llknowthatyouareinauniversitytown.Stopinsomesafeplace,andwait.33.WhyisCambridgedescribedasauniversitytown?A.Theuniversityisinthetown.B.Theuniversitybuildingsfitinwellwiththetown.C.ThesizeofCambridgeisjustasbigasthetown.D.Theseparatinglinebetweentheuniversityandthetownisnotobvious.34.Whichofthefollowingcanbestgivethemainideaofthesecondparagraph?A.Cambridgehasalonghistory.B.Thetownwasbuiltbeforetheuniversity.C.Manystudentswereshortofmoney,socollegeweresetupthen.D.Itwascheaperforstudentstoliveincollegethaninlodgings.35.Itispossibleforthecollegestudentsto_________.A.liveincollegefromthebeginningB.keepbothbikesandcarsincollegeC.liveincollegefortheirfinalyearofthecourseD.haveallthemealsoutsidethecollegeeachweek第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的七個選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。HowtoLoveYourParentsEvenifyouthinkthatyourparentsaremean-spiritedattimes,lovingyourparentsisanormalandfulfillingpartoflife.Youlovethemforthefactthattheycreatedyou,raisedyou,andareinpart,asourceofwhoyouare._____36_____.Tellthemyoulovethemeverymorning.Agentle“goodmorning”and“Iloveyou”willwarmacoldestheart.Rememberthattheybroughtyouintothisworld.Withoutyourparents,wemightstillwanderatanunknowncornerinanunknownworld.Respectthemmoreandcherishthesemoments.Youcanusethesemomentstolearnfromthem,preparingyourselfforwhenyou’reoffonyourown.It’sOKtogetangrybutangryactionsdon’thelpyouoryourparents.Actcalmly,cooloff,writedownyourfeelings,ortalktoafriend._____37______.Obeytheirrequests.Itwillmakeyourattitudebetterandearnyoumorerespectfromthem.Itmayseemlikeyouaregoingthroughhellwhenyoudon’tgetwhatyouwantoryouhavetoclean.However,youhadbetterremembertheykeeparoofoveryourheadwhenit’scold,raining,snowing,ortoohot.Understandthatparentsarehumanbeingsandmakemistakes._____38______Sinceyoucanforgiveyourfriends,whynotforgiveyourparents?Keepcompanywiththem.DothingswithyourparentslikewatchingTV,orgosomewherewiththem._____39______Listentotheiroldstoriesandlearnfromthem.Youwillfindtheyareyourteachersinthiswayoranother.Somepeoplesimplymaynotbeabletolovetheirparents.____40_____Seekhelpifyouarebeingabusedinanyway.Parentsdonothavearighttoharmyou.A.Anyway,spendasmuchtimewiththemasyoucan.B.Pleaserememberparentsareasimportantasfriends.C.Forgivenessisthekey.D.Herearesomewaystoloveyourparents.E.Parentswillinturnexpresstheirlovetoyou.F.Therecanberealisticreasonsforthis,familyviolenceforexample.G.Afterthis,shareyourfeelingswithyourparents.第三部分語言知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）完型填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）Itwasnearlydinnertimewhenmy5-year-olddaughterburstintothehouse.Tearsrolleddownasshe____41_____outhertwohurtarms.Itriedtopersuadeherto____42____,asthatwasthefourthtimeshehadcrashedthatday.Itoldherthatchildrenofher____43_____usuallyrodewithtrainingwheels.She___44_____myadviceandassoonasthebandageswerestuckonher_____45_____,sheheadedbackoutthedoor.Iwatchedfromthekitchenwindowasshe_____46_____timeaftertime.Iwantedtorunoutthereandmakeherstop,butIcouldn’t.Iwouldhavetoletgo._____47_____,shehadagreedtowearherbrother’shelmetandkneepads.Finally,whenIcouldn’t____48______tostandthereanothersecond,IwentoutsidetoseeifIcouldhelp.Iranbehindthe_____49______,holdingitbythebackofherseat.She____50_____backatme,“Mommy,Igotit.Letgo!”IrememberedwhenI_____51_____learnedtorideatwo-wheeleratherage.Iremembered____52_____IknewIcoulddoitifIjustkepttrying.____53____Iunderstoodwhyshewouldnevergiveup.Laterthatveryevening,asI____54_____uptheremainingdishes,Iheardmydaughterscream(shoutloudly)forme.Irushedoutsideandsighedin____55____toseethatshewasridingdownthedrivewaywithbothher____56_____heldhighintheair.“Look,Mom,nohands!”shesaid,_____57_____assherodeby.Isupposetherewillbemanytimesto____58____whenmydaughterwillneedmetosimply____59_____.Althoughitwon’tbe_____60______,I’llalwaysrememberhowshetaughtmethatsometimes“nohands”isbest.41Arushed Bheld Ctook Dpointed42Acontinue Bbegin C