額份市來比陽光實驗學校二中上學期 10月份階段驗收高三英語試題說明：1、測試時間120分鐘 總分：150分2、客觀題涂在答題卡上，主觀題答在答題紙上第一卷〔三，共115分〕第一 聽力〔共兩節(jié)，總分值 30分〕答復聽力時，請先將答案標在試卷上，聽力結束前，你將有兩分鐘的時間將你的答案轉涂到客觀答題卡上。第一節(jié)〔共5小題：每題分，總分值分〕聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的ABC三個選項中選出最正確選項，并標在試卷的相位置。聽完每段對話后，你有10秒鐘的時間來答復有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。Whatwillthemanmostprobablydonext?Gotobuysomecookies.Gotoborrowsomecookies.Gotogetsomecookiesfromthekitchen.Howdothetwospeakersprobablygotothecinema?Onfoot.Bytaxi.Bycar.Wheredoesthisconversationmostprobablytakeplace?Inadepartmentstore.

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Becauseherfamilyismovingtoanothercountry.Becauseshehasboughtabetterhousenearby.Whatdoesthemandecidetodo?Buyacheaperhouse.Buythehouseatonce.Askhiswifetohavealook.聽第9段材料，答復第14至17題。Whatisthewoman ’smotherprobablydoing?Eating.Working.Shopping.Whydoesthemanvisitthegirl ’shome?Toexplainwhyhedidn ’tanswerthephone.Totalkaboutsomematterswiththegirl ’sfather.Toaskthegirlabouthercollegestudies.WhatdidMayprobablymajorinatcollege?Law.Computer.Medicine.Whenwillthegirl ’smothercomebackhome?Atabout9:00am.Atabout8:30pm.Atabout9:00pm.聽第10段材料，答復第18至20題。Whenwilltheysetout?At7:30am.At8:00am.At8:45am.Whoisthespeaker?Astudentofthatschool.Ateacherofthatschool.Atourguide.Howmanystudentswillgothere?A. 40.B. 50.C. 60.第二 英語知識運用〔共兩節(jié)總分值45分〕第一節(jié)單項填空〔共15小題；每題1分，總分值15分〕從、、、D將該項涂黑。—Haveyougoteverythingreadyfor concert?—Yes,allisin place.the;the B.a;the C.a; 不填 the; 不填

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willbeahugepsychologicalchangeforboththewhitepeopleandthecoloredoneintheworld. 〞Foryears,beforeObamaiselectedpresidentoftheUS, .KobewastheonlyrolemodelforalltheblacksblackscouldonlyfindrolemodelsonthebasketballcourtpeopleinAmericacouldn'tfindrolemodelsintheirreallifeAmerican blacks hadnorole modelwhowassuccessful in areaAccordingtoBillBank, .It ’sbetterforyoungblackstofindrolemodelsinthosewhoareclosetothemyoungblacksshouldnotbesomuchinfluencedbyObamaObamaisqualifiedandhasenoughinfluencetoarolemodel.ObamaisnottheproperrolemodelforAfrican-AmericansTheunderlinedword “collapse 〞inthepassageprobablyhasthesimilarmeaningwiththewordinwhichexample?Theearthquakewasthereason ofthebuilding ’s collapse.The collapse oflawandorderinthatareacausedhundredstodeath.Shewastakentohospitalafterher collapse atwork.Theyarelookingintothe collapse ofthebridge.WhatwillbethehugepsychologicalshiftTrevormentionedattheendofthepassage?TheotherthreeleaderallsupportObama.ObamaisanAfrican-Americanpresident.Noneofthefourleadersiswhite.MostleadersarefromAsia.BTheywearthelatestfashionswiththemostup-to-dateaccessories〔配飾〕.Yetthesearenotgirlsintheirteensortwentiesbutwomenintheirsixtiesandseventies.Agenerationwhichwouldonceonlywearold-fashionedclothesisnowfavoringthesamehighstreetlookswornbythosehalftheirage.ProfessorJuliaTwigg,asocialpolicyexpert,said, “Women75arenow shoppingforclothesmorefrequentlythantheydid whentheywereyounginthe1960s.Inthe1960sbuyingacoatforawomanwasaseriousmatter.Itwasanexpensiveitemthattheywouldpurchaseonlyeverythreeorfouryears—nowyoucanpickoneupatthesupermarketwheneveryouwishto.Fashionisalotcheaperandpeoplegettiredofthingsmorequickly.〞ProfessorTwigganalyzedfamilyexpending〔支出〕dataandfoundthatwhilethepercentageofspendingonclothesandshoesbystayedaroundthesame—about5or6percentofspending —theamountof

clothesboughthadrisensharply.Theprofessorsaid, “Clothesarenow70percentcheaperthantheywerein the1960sbecauseof thehugeexpansion ofproduction in the East.Inthe1960sLeedswastheheartoftheBritishfashionindustryandthatwaswheremostoftheclothescamefrom,butnowalmostallofourclothesaresourcedelsewhere.Everyoneisbuyingmoreclothesbutingeneralwearenotspendingmoremoneyonthem. 〞FashiondesignerAngelaBarnard,whorunsherownfashionbusinessinLondon,saidolderwomenweremuchmoreaffectedbycelebrity stylethaninpreviousyears.Shesaid,"WhenpeopleseestarssuchasJudiDenchandHelenMirrenlookingattractiveandfashionableintheirsixties,theywanttofollowthem.Olderwomenaremuchmoreawareofcelebrities.There'salsotheboomin TVprogrammesshowingpeoplehowthey canchangetheir look, manyofmyolder customersdoyogatostay inshapewell intheir fifties.WhenIstartedmybusinessafewyearsago,myoldercustomerstendedtobeveryrich,butnowtheyarewhatIwouldcallordinarywomen.Myownmotheris61andshewearsthelatestfashionsinawayshewouldneverhavedonetenyearsago."ProfessorTwiggfoundthat,comparedwiththe1960s, .peoplespend30%lessthantheydidonclothesthespendingonclotheshasincreasedby5%or6%thepriceofclotheshasgenerallyfallenby70%theamountofclothesboughthasrisenby5%or6%Itcanbeconcludedthatoldwomentendtowearthelatestfashionstodaymainlybecause .theygettiredofthemselvesmorequicklyTVshowsteachthemhowtostayinshapetheyfeelmuchyoungernowclothesaremuchcheaperthanbeforeWhatcanwelearnaboutoldwomenintermsoffashion?Theyareoftenignoredbyfashiondesigners.Theyarenowmoreeasilyinfluencedbystars.Theyareregardedaspioneersinthelatestfashion.Theyaremoreinterestedinclothesbecauseoftheiroldage.Whichisthebestpossibletitleofthepassage?AgeIsNoBarrierforFashionFans.TheMoreFashionable,theLessExpensive.UnexpectedChangesinFashion.BoomoftheBritishFashionIndustry.CUniversityaccommodation( 住所)officesManyuniversityaccommodationofficeshavetheirownlistof

registeredlandlords( 房東).Othersalsoprovideinformationonaccommodationagencies andother housing organization. Theadvantage usingyouruniversityaccommodationisthatyoucangetsupportifyouhaveaproblem. Thedisadvantage is that they areunlikely tohaveenoughregisteredlandlordstohousealltheirstudents.Propertypapers: LootandRentingLootisanimportantsource( 來源)ofinformationaboutprivatehousing for co-renters. Theoffers arefromprivate landlords, andindividuals looking for other co-renters. Theyalso haveawebsite:loot .Theadvantageofusing Lootisthatthereissomeeconomicalprivatehousing.Thedisadvantageisthatthereisnoqualitycontrolovertheoffers.Rentingis another useful paper. Theoffers inthispaper arefromaccommodationagencies.Theirwebsiteis renting.couk.AccommodationagenciesThemajority ofrented accommodationinLondonis probably advertisedthroughaccommodationagencies.Theadvantageofusingaccommodationagencies is that youwill haveaccesstoalarge numberofaccommodations.Ifyouareluckytofindagoodone,he/shewilllistentoyourrequirementsandcansaveyoutimeinlookingfortherightaccommodation. Thedisadvantage is that theywill makearangeofchargestopotentialrenters.NoticeboardsAroundthe universities youwill find anumberofnoticeboards offersofaccommodationwillbeposted.Thesewilleitherbefromlandlordsorfromstudents.Someuniversitieswillalsohaveonlinenoticeboardswherestudentscanadvertisetootherstudents.Advertisementsfromstudentscanbeanexcellentwaytofindaccommodation.However,advertisementsfromlandlordscanbeproblematic.WordofmouthSomeofthebest housing inLondonisnever advertisedbut is onfromonegroupofstudentstoanotherbywordofmouth.Itmightbethat youcanfind outaboutgoodoffers fromfinal yearstudents. don'tsupposethatjustbecauseyouhavefoundoutabouthousingfromafrienditisnecessarilygoingtobebetterthanthatfoundthroughanyothersource.Family

FacedwiththeveryhighrentschargedinLondon,somestudentsandtheir parents will consider buying asanalternative. Insomecasesmightbeagoodchoice.Whatistheadvantageofusing Loot?IthasmoreoffersfromaccommodationagenciesthanRenting.Itgivesyoupersonalinformationaboutotherco-renters.Theirwebsiteisdesignedmainlyforstudents.Therearesomegoodbargains.Agoodagentcanhelpyou .knowmorepeoplefindcheapaccommodationgettherightaccommodationquicklygetfreeinformationaboutmostaccommodationsTheinformationpassedonbywordofmouthisimportantbecause .itisbetterthanthatfoundthroughanyothersourceithelpsyoufindsomeofthebesthousingneveradvertisedthefinalyearstudentsalwaysofferbetterinformationthelandlordshavelittlevaluableinformationWhichofthefollowingprovidesthemostreliableinformationforstudentslookingforaccommodation?Universityaccommodationoffices. B.Family.C.Noticeboards. D.Propertypapers: andRenting.DSometimesyou’ll hearpeople saythat youcan’t love others youloveyourself.Sometimesyou ’llhearpeoplesaythatyoucan ’texpectsomeoneelsetoloveyouuntilyouloveyourself.Eitherway,you’vegottoloveyourselffirstandthiscanbetricky.Sureweallknowthatwe’re the appleofour parents’eyes,andthat ourGrandmasthinkwe’regreattalentsandourUncleRobertsthinkthatwewillgototheOlympics.Butsometimesit ’salothardertothinksuchnicethoughtsaboutourselves.Ifyoufindthatbelievinginyourselfisachallenge,itis timeyoubuiltapositive self-imageandlearn toyourself.Self- imageisyourownmind ’spictureofyourself.Thisimageincludes the wayyoulook, the wayyouact, theway youtalk andthe youthink. Interestingly, ourself-images areoften quite different fromtheimagesothers hold aboutus. Unfortunately, mostofthese imagesaremorenegative thanthey should be.Thuschanging thewayyouthink about

yourselfisthekeytochangingyourself-imageandyourwholeworld.Thebestwaytodefeat apassive self-image is tostepbackanddecideto stress your successes. Thatis, makealist if youneedto, but writedownallofthegreatthingsyoudoeveryday.Don ’tallowdoubtstooccurinit.It verywell mightbethat youareexperiencing anegative becauseyoucan’tmovepastoneflaworweaknessthatyouseeaboutyourself.Well,rollupyoursleevesandmakeachangeofitasyourprimary task. If youthink you’re silly becauseyouaren’tgoodatmath,findatuto r.Ifyouthinkyou ’reweakbecauseyoucan ’trunamile,gettothetrackandpractice.Ifyouthinkyou ’redullbecauseyouwearthelatest trends, buyafewnewclothes. Butremember,becauseyouthinkitdoesn ’tmeanit ’strue.Thebestwaytogetridofanegativeself-imageistorealizethatyourimageisfarfromobjective,andtoactivelyconvinceyourselfofyourpositive qualities. Changingthewayyouthink andworking onyouneedtoimprovewillgoalongwaytowardspromotingapositiveself-image. canpat〔拍〕yourself ontheback,you’ll knowyou’rewellonyourway. Goodluck!Howshouldyouchangeyourself-imageaccordingtothepassage?Tokeepadifferentimageofothers.Tomakeyourlifesuccessful.Tounderstandyourownworld.Tochangethewayyouthink.Whoaretheintendedreadersofthepassage?Parents. B.Teenagers. C.Educators. D.Peoplegeneral.第二節(jié)〔共5小題；每題2分，總分值10分〕根據(jù)短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最正確選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Beginning college isexciting: newideastoexplore,newchallengestobemetandmanydecisionstobemade;yourfuturebeginshere. 71 Manyofuscanbeeasily overwhelmedbythe detailsof running awell-balanced life. While someofusmayhavetheknow-how,Iguesstherearemoreofuswhocanbenefitfromlearningabouttheexperiencesofotherswhohavewalkedthecollegehallsbeforeyou.Thefollowingyoumayfindofuseaboutlifeoncampus:Planwell.Therearesomanynewthingstodoatanewcollegeoruniversity.Giveyourselftimetomakenewfriendsandbecamefamiliarwiththecampus,butdon ’tforgetwhyyouarethere. 72 tmisstheguidelines.Therestrictions,rulesandregulationsofallkindscanusuallybefoundinyourstudent ’shandbook. 73 Whatdatesareimportant?Whatpiecesofpaperneedtobehandedin?Whatcan/can ’tyoudoinyourstudentresidence 〔住

處〕?Whohastherightforwhat?Whatdoyouneedtocompletetograduate?74 Andmaybeitwillbetter helptowriteitonapieceofpaperandstickitonthetelephone,TVandthekitchentable.Considerthis—youarepayingthousandsofdollarsforyourcourse.Youpayeverytimeyouhavetorepeatorreplaceacourse.Buildyouridentity.Thisisthetimeforyoutodecidewhattodoandwhatnottodo.Takeasmuchtimeasyouneedtoexplorenewideas.Donotbeafraidofthebeyond. 75 Ifyoudon thavea “systemforplanningyourtimenow(likea