學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精大同一中2013屆高三上學(xué)期診斷（四)英語試題第Ⅰ卷客觀卷(共115分）第一部分聽力第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1。5分，滿分7。5分）聽下面的5段對話，每段對話后都有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1。OnwhatdaydoesthewomangototheDVservicecenter?A.Friday. B。Thursday. C。Wednesday。2.Whatcanweknowabouttheman?A。Heislazy. B.Heistoobusy. C.Heisfondofworking。3。Whyisthewomancomplaining？A.Theroomistoocrowded. B.Theydon’thaveenoughballstoplay.C。Theroomhastoomanystepstairs.4.Whereisthewomannow?A。Athome。 B。Atthehospital. C。Attheoffice。5.Whycan’tthemanplayhisrecords?A。Hehaslefttheminthecafé. B。Hehasbrokenthem。C。Hehasforgottenwhereheputthem,第二節(jié)(共15小題:每小題1。5分，滿分22。5分）聽下面的5段對話或獨自，每段對話或獨自后有幾個小題,從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項,并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段對話或獨自前,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。每段對話或獨自讀兩遍。聽第6段材料?；卮鸬?、7題.6.WhatisKylelike?A。Heisverytall. B.Hehasabignose。 C。Hehaslesshair.7.Whydidthemancallthewoman？A。Becausehewantedhertocometoworkthatday.B.BecauseheaskedhertocometocelebrateforKyle。C.Becausehewantedhertoattendabirthdayparty。聽第7段材料,回答第8、9題。8.WhatisPeter’sjob？A.Ahousingagent。 B.Abusinessman。 C.Acollegeteacher。9.WherewillPetergothisyear？A.ToAmerica. B.ToSouthAfrica。 C.ToEurope。聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。10.Howoldisthewoman？A。26。 B。30。 C。Over30.11。Whatisthemanmainlytryingtofindoutfromthewoman？A。Whatisthebestageofone’slifeandhowshefeelsaboutherage。B。Howsheisabletolookyoungerandmoreenergeticthanherage。C。Whypeoplebuyexpensivefacecreamsandidtheyreallywork。12.Whatcanwelearnaboutthewoman?A.Shetriestohideherrealagefromothers.B。Shethinkssheisstillyoungandshewantstolooklonger。C。Shehasabadlifeasshedoesn’tfeelyounganylonger。聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。13.Whydidn'tthemanleavehisofficeafterwork？A.Becausehehadsomeextraworktodo.B.Becausehewaswaitingforsomeoneelse。C.Becausehedidn'twanttogohomesoearly.14.Wheredidthemanhavehissupper?A。Inhisoffice. B。Atarestaurant. C。Inthecinema。15。Howlongdidthemovielast？A。Abouttwohours。 B.Aboutthreehours. C。Aboutfourhours.16.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A。Workmates. B.Classmates. C.Doctorandnurse。聽第10段材料,回答第17至20題.17。Whatcanwelearnfromthenews?A.Novillagerwaskilled。 B。15houseswerebadlydamaged.C。Over200peopleweremadehomeless。18.Howmanypeoplewerebadlyinjuredinthestorm?A.Seven。 B。Nine。 C.Ten。19.Whatdoweknowaboutthefarmer?A。Hishousewasdestroyed。B.Hiswifewasmissing。C.Oneofhischildrenwaskilled.20。Whatdidthewomandowhenshesawherhouseshaking？A。Shetriedtotakesomethingout。B.Sherushedoutwithherchildren。C。Shetoldherhusbandnottoleaveforwork。第二部分

英語知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）第一節(jié)：單項填空（共l5小題；每小題l分,滿分l5分）

21．BigYaoannounced______personaldecision—endinghiscareeras______basketballplayerandretiredonJuly20．

A．the；the

B．a(chǎn)；a

C．a(chǎn);the

D．the；a

22．—DoyoumindifIcopyyourspeech?-

A．Welldone。

B．Nevermind.

C.Congratulations!

D．Notatall。

23．ThegovernmentsaidthatamilitaryexercisewouldbeheldonMondayoffthecountry'scentralcoast，anditwarnedothershipsto_____thearea。

A．surround

B．enter

C．a(chǎn)void

D．observe

24．TheUSAreceived772applicantsfromtheChinesemainlandin2010,making_____thetopmarketoftheGreenCardthroughinvestmentprogram。

A．that

B．itself

C．them

D．it

25．Thefirstgroupof150ChinesetouristsarrivedattheHeixiazimorning，_____theSino-Russianborderislandisopeningasanewtouristspot。

A．nowthat

B．exceptthat

C．sothat

D．evenif

26．-WhynotgotoseethefilmcalledThisisitaboutMichaelJacksonattheweekend?

-Oh,I_______it.Itisjustso-so。

A．hadseen

B．willsee

C．haveseen

D．a(chǎn)mseeing

27．Theworstdisasterintheprovinceinnearlyacenturyhascausedwatershortages_______haveaffectedonemillionpeople.

A．what

B．

that

C．how

D．when

28．Foundedin1802asAmerica’sfirstcollegeofengineering,theUSMilitaryAcademyconsistently_____asoneofthetopcollegesinthenation。

A．raked

B．isranking

C．hasranked

D．ranks

29．It'sreportedthatNestChatallows

userstoblockotherswhentheywanttoavoid_______。

A．tobedisturbed

B．todisturb

C．beingdisturbed

D．disturbing

30．TheHuffingtonPostisaskingreaders_______$800istoomuchforaniPhone5。

A．why

B．where

C．if

D．how

31．UncleJack______beratherdifficulttogetalongwithattimeseventhoughhe’sanicepersoningeneral.

A．should

B．shall

C．must

D．can

32．Herevisitedhishometownlastweek,andeverythingthere______hissweetmemoryofhischildhood。

A．broughtdown

B．broughtback

C．broughtup

D．broughtin

33．-We’regoingtoJapannextmonth。

—____Areyousure?

A．You’rewelcome.

B．Howcouldyou？

C．Ho,really？

D．Godknows!

34．ChinaBusinessDailyreportedthe60%discountsonsomeBeijing-shanghaiflightshavenowslippedbackto20％_______onedayinadvance.

A．whenbooked

B．whentobook

C．whenbooking

D．whenbooks

35．Hurryup!It______ashametomissthebeginningoftheplay。

A．was

B．hasbeen

C．wouldbe

D．wouldhavebeen

第二節(jié)完形填空（20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）

Ihavebeenillandinalotofpainforquitesometime。Somytripsawayfromhomehavebeen_36

。Twoweeksago，Idecidedtogotothelocal37

forsomefreshproduce。AsI38outofmydriveway,Icriedaloudinthecar,“Pleasehelpmetoshow39

tootherstoday.”

Idrovetothemarket,andasIdroveup,Isawanelderlymangethiswife40

intotheircar,andthengoaroundthecartothe

41

side.Theywereinadisabledparkingspot,andasIhadadisabledplate，I

42

forthatclosespot。

AndIwaitedandwaitedandwaited,bynownotso43

.Carspullingupbehindmehonkedtheirhorns(按喇叭),eventhoughIhadmylightflashingto44

Iwaswaitingforthatspot。Finally,Isawthisman

45

uphiscell-phoneandmakeacall。Twomoreminuteswentbybeforehe46

hisphone.Mypatiencehadreacheditspointofno47

.“Willyoujustmoveyourcar?I

48

atthetopofmylungsinsidemycar。However,thewindowswere

49

andhedidn’thearme。Itwasanother

50

beforehiscar’sreverselights（倒車燈）cameon。BythetimeIgotintothespot，Iwasreadytokill。Andthenit51me。Hewasmyopportunitytobekindthatday。

So，inaneffortto

52

thenegativeenergyIhadfeltforhim,Isenthimaprayerforhis53

andthatofhiswifeontheirwayhome，andI

54

hiswisdomatmakingthephonecallwhilehewasparkedandnowhilehewas55

.

36．A．more

B．less

C．few

D．little

37．A．government

B．market

C．school

D．hospital

38．A．backed B。

walked

C．ran

D．jumped

39．A．gentleness B．care

C．coldness D．kindness

40．A．settled B．a(chǎn)dmitted

C．put

D．slid

41．A．customer’s

B．passenger’s

C．driver's

D．manager’s

42．A．a(chǎn)ccounted B．waited

C．hunted

D．looked

43．A．willingly

B．patiently

C．deliberately

D．delightedly

44．A．promise

B．a(chǎn)rgue

C．indicate D．hold

45．A．set

B．break

C．pick

D．call

46．A．closed B．found

C．opened

D．lost

47．A．

use

B．return C．excuse

D．reason

48．A．dropped

B．shouted C．stared

D．a(chǎn)rrived

49．A．dark

B．up

C．down D．thick

50．A．day

B．minute

C．hour

D．second

51．A．warned

B．

beat C．hit

D．required

52．A．change

B．realize

C．understand

D．a(chǎn)ccept

53．A．dignity

B．safety C．happiness

D．responsibility

54．A．mistook

B．interviewed

C．improved D．a(chǎn)dmitted

55．A．working

B．driving

C．sleeping

D．chatting第三部分：閱讀理解(共兩節(jié)，滿分60分)

第一節(jié):(共15小題；第小題3分，滿分45分）AAnaisNinwasafamouswriter.NinwasbornFrench-CubanbutlivedintheUnitedStatesinherlateryearsoflifetillshedied。Nin'sworkshadherrelationshipswithauthors,artists,andotherfiguresasthemainsubject。Someofherwritingsweremadeintofilms.NinwasalsoavisitinglecturerinseveralcollegesandpromotedWomen’sMovementwithherstrongwritings。

AnaisNinwasborninFrancein1903。HerfatherwasaSpanishartistandacomposerlivinginCuba（古巴）wherehemethermother，aFrenchsingerworkinginCuba。AsachildNinwasbroughtupinSpain。Whenherparentsseparated，NinandhertwobrothersmovedtoNewYorkwiththeirmother.Attheageof16Nindecidedtogiveupstudyingandstartedtoworkasadancerandmodeltoreducethefinancialburdenonhermothersothatherbrotherscouldgoonwiththeirstudies。

In1923Ningotmarriedtoherhusband，HughParkerGuilerinCuba。In1924NinandHughmovedtoPariswhereHughcontinuedwithhisbankingcareerandNinstartedwriting。Ninwroteherfirstbookinprint,D。H.Lawrence:AnUnprofessionalStudyin16days.In1939NinleftParisasitwasaFrenchgovernment’srequesttoitsresidentstoleaveParisbecauseofthecomingwar.NinreturnedtoNewYorkwithHughandsentherwrittenbookstoFrancesSteloffoftheGothamBookMartinNewYorkforsafekeeping.

In1931NinwroteherbookHenryandJuneFromtheUnexpurgatedDiaryofAnaisNin。In1936NinpublishedHouseofIncestwhichwasa72—pagefictionnovel.

Ninalsoappearedandwasapartofvariousfilms.In1973AnaisNinwasawardedanhonorarydoctorate(榮譽博士學(xué)位）bythePhiladelphiaCollegeofArt。In1974NinwaselectedtotheUnitedStatesNationalInstituteofArtsandLetters。

In1977NindiedinherLosAngeleshomeafterbattlingwithcancerforthreeyears。56.WhatcanweknowaboutAnaisNinfromthefirstparagraph?

A.SheasanativeAmerican.

B.ShestartedWomen’sMovement.

C。

Shewrotemainlyaboutherfamilylife。 D.Shegavelecturesinseveralcolleges

57。WhydidAnaisNingiveupstudyingattheageof16?

A。Becauseherparentsdivorced.

B.Becauseshewantedtohelpsupportherfamily.

C.Becauseshewantedtorealizeherdreamofbecominganartist.

D.Becauseshemovedfromcountrytocountry.

58.In1939NinandherhusbandmovedbacktoNewYorkto_______.

A.enterthefilmindustry

B。haveherbookspublished

C。stayawayfromwar

D.promotethesalesofnewbooks

59。Whatisthetextmainlyabout？

A.AnaisNinandhergreatachievements。

B。AnaisNinandherincompletefamily.

C。ThehardshipAnaisNinexperienced。D。TheawardsAnaisNinwon.BIfyouwanttofeeltwiceasniceaboutholidaygiftgiving，trydonatingtoacharity。EventhoughtheUSeconomyisstilldecreasingatthemoment，abouthalfofAmericanadultssaytheywillgivemoneytocharitiesthisholiday,anincreasefrom29percentin2010。Eventhoughgivingisincreasing,thereisstillalargeamountofunmetneedtohelppeopleintheUSandthoseabroad.Withtheclick-and—buyconvenienceoftheInternet,ithasneverbeeneasiertodonate.Hereisacharitablegiftguidewithfunandpracticalpresentsforalmosteverykindofpersonandcause.

◆Theartist

TenThousandVillagesisanorganizationthatpromoteshandmadeartworksformallovertheworld.Foundedin1946,theorganizationstartedoutofacartrunkandhasexpandedtomorethan390storesintheUnitedStates。Ifyoudon’tliveclosetooneofthecompany’sstores,youcanalsofindadiverseselectionofgoodsonline,includingstoneboxesunder$40andvasesaround$65。

◆Theschoolsupporter

Ifyouwantthepowertoselecttheprojectyouwanttosupport,givingmoneytoDonorsChoose.Orgwillletyoudojustthat.Inreturn,youcanreceiveacostreportthatshowshowthemoneywillbespentsoyoucanknowforsurethatyourdonationisgoingtotherightplace。Ifyougivemorethan$100,youcanreceivehandwrittenthank-younotesfromtheclassroomyouhelped.

◆Thecancerfighter

CanceristheleadingcauseofdeathbydiseaseamongUSchildrenunderage14，accordingtotheNationalCancerInstitute。Alltheprofitsfromgoodspurchasedfromtheannual“HopeGiftBook”willbegiventoSt.JudeHospital，achildren’scancerresearchcenter。Parentscanfinduniquetoolsforkidssuchadog—shapedpencilsharpenerforunder$25.

60．TenThousandVillagesisanorganization________。

A．whichaimsatsellingAmericanartworks

B．whichhasahistoryofoversixdecades

C．whoseonlineshopsoffermorechoices

D．whosestoreshavespreadallovertheworld

61．Fromthepassageweknowthat。

A．peopledonatingtoDonorsChoose.orgareinformedwheretheirmoneygoes

B．Americansbuyingcharitablegiftscanalldecidewhatprojecttheywanttosupport.

C．fewerAmericanswilldonatethisholidaybecauseofpooreconomicconditions。

D．a(chǎn)nyonechoosingtobeaschoolsupportercangetanoteofappreciation。

62．Itissuggestedinthelastparagraphthat_______。

A．canceristheNo。1killertochildreninAmerica

B．HopeGiftBookisamonthlyactivityinAmerica

C．dog-shapedpencilsharpenersareparents’favoritechoiceforchildren

D．St。JudeHospitalisacenterresearchingintochildhoodcancers

63．Thistextiswrittenmainlyto______。

CIfyou'vemetandexchangedcontactinformationwithyourchild'steacherorvolunteeredtobecometheclassparent，you’reonhourwaytobecominganengagedparent—thekindofadulteducationresearcherssay,whohelpschildrentobethebesttheycanbeinschool。

Now,morethan20statesareabouttomakeyourroleasanengagedparentalotmoreimportant。Parentswhosechildrenattendafailingschoolcanbandtogether。If51percentofthemsignapetition(請愿書），theycandemand,andthedistrictmustprovide,anewsetofadministratorstoruntheschool。Parentshavebecomethehottestplayersineducationreform。It’sanencouragingdevelopment.

Overthelast15years,parentswerefirstinvited—andnow，inmanyplaces,arerequired-—-toparticipateinchoosingwhatschooltheirchildrenwillattend.It’sagreatidea,butimperfectandtime-consuming.Somewealthyparentsregistertheirchildreninprivateschools，wheretheadmissionprocessisoftenmucheasierandclasssizeissmaller。Manylow—incomeparentsarefindingbetteroptionsfortheirchildren。Butmanyarenot，especiallythoselessgoodatworkingthesystem.However，whenresearchersstudiedtheschoolchoiceprocessinHarford,theyfoundthatschoolswiththehighestlevelsofparentalsatisfactionwereoftenoneswiththelowestlevelsofacademicachievementandthingswerethesamealloverthecountry.

Givingparentsthepowermayprovetobeanimportantturningpointineducationreform。Weneedtosupplyparentswithtrainingprogramstohelpthemknow，forexample，whatshouldbeexpectedfromaparent-teacherconferenceandhowtomakesurethatelementary，middleandhighschoolcurriculumsarepreparingstudentsforcollege.Otherwise，thenextbigthingineducation——-parentpower—isgoingtohurtourchildren，insteadofhelpingthem.

64．Accordingtothetext,engagedparents_____．

A．urgechildrentofinishhomework

B．trainchildrentoliveindependently

C．helpchildrendotheirbestatschool

D．teachchildrentomindtheirmanners

65．Itcanbeknownfromthetextthat_______。

A．schoolssatisfyingparentsmostdon'tnecessarilyproduceacademicallybeststudents

B．wealthyparentschooseprivateschoolsjustbecauseoftheireasieradmissionprocess

C．parentshavebeenthehottestplayersineducationreforminthepast15years

D．low—incomeparentsgenerallymakewrongdecisionsonschoolchoosing

66．Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthetext？

A.Choosingschoolsforchildren

B．Callingforschoolreform

C．Preparingchildrenforcollege

D．Puttingparentsincharge

DFormanypeople,FidoandFluffyaremorethanjustpets.They'retrueandequalmembersofthefamily.Andit’snothardtoseewhy.Ourpetsgreetusatthedoorafteralongdayofworkorsettleinourlapswhilewe’rewatchingTV.Theyprovidecompanionshipandevenasenseofcomfort.Weliketobelievethatourpetsaregoodforus，thattheyenrichourlivesandmakeushappier，andmessagesinmediaandadvertisingstrengthenthesebeliefs.Butistherereallyauniversal“peteffect”onhumanmentalandphysicalhealth?AccordingtoHaroldHerzog，ProfessorofPsychologyattheWesternCarolinaUniversity，theresimplyisn’tstrongevidenceshowingthatlivingwithapetmakesforahappier，healthierorlongerlife.Inanewarticle,tobepublishedintheAugustissueofCurrentDirectionsinPsychologicalScience，ajournaloftheAssociationforPsychologicalScience，Herzogarguesthatexistingresearchonpetownershiphasproducedveryconflictingresults.Whilesomestudiessuggestthatowningapetisassociatedwithpositivehealthoutcomeslikereducedratesofdepression（抑郁癥）orlowerbloodpressure,otherstudiessuggestthatpetownersarenobetteroffandmayevenbeworseoffinsomeways,thanpeoplewhodon’townpets.Thereasonforthese，Herzogsays，isthatstudiesonpetownershipoftensufferfromproblems,suchaslackofappropriatecontrolgroups（控制組)andrelianceonselfHerzogadmitsthathehimselfisapetownerandpetlover?！癐'mnottryingtodenigrate(貶低）theroleofanimalsinhumanlife。I’mtryingtodojusttheopposite,”hesays。“It’sentirelyreasonablethatourpetsreallydoprovidemedicalandpsychologicalbenefits,butwejustdon’tknowhowstrongthateffectisandwhattypesofpeopleitworksfor”.HerzognotesthatAmericanswithDisabilitiesActhadtobechangedinordertoclarifythefactthatonlytraineddogsandsmallhorsesthatperformaspecificservicefunctioncouldlegallyqualifyasserviceanimals.Herzogpointsourthatthescientificcommunityisstartingtotaketheseissuesseriously,.In2008,theNationalInstitutesofHealthbeganaprogramtofundstudiesthatexaminethemedicalandpsychologicalbenefitsofpetsonchildrenHerzogisencouragedthatpsychologicalscientistsarereallybecominginvolvedinthisresearch：“Ithinkinfiveyearswe’regoingtohavesomeanswerstoourquestions”。67．WhydoestheauthormentionthequestioninparagraphI？ A．Tointroducethetopicfordiscussion.B．Tocomparedifferentideas。 C．Todescribepeople’sopinionsofpetsD．Toexpresstheauthor’sdoubts。68．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“these”inParagraph2probablyreferto？ A．Petowners.B．Conflictingresults． C．Healthoutcomes．D．Studiesonpetownership．69．WhichofthefollowingstatementsmightHerzogagreewith？ A．Oncetrained,dogsandhorsescanworkasserviceanimals.B．Researchersgenerallyholdthesameviewonpetownership。 C．Itmakesnosensethatpetsprovidemedicalandpsychologicaleffects。D．Human—petrelationshipshavedrawnattentionfromscientists70．What’sHerzog’sattitudetowardresearchonpetownership? A．Cautious。B．Negative。C．Optimistic。D．Doubtful。第二節(jié)：（共5小題，每小題3分，滿分15分）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白的最佳選項.選項中有兩項為多余選項。

Forsomepeoplecharm（吸引力)isanaturalgift,butforothersbeingcharmingisaskillthattheyneedtoacquireinordertosurvive.Ifyouwanttocharmsomeone，herearesomewaysonhowtodoit。

1。71

Inordertocharmsomeone,youmustlearnsomefactsaboutthatperson。Determinewhathislikesanddislikesare.Thentrytofindtheperson’ssoftspots。Inthisway,youcaneasilyavoidthethingsthathedoesn’tlikeandputanefforttoshowthatyouareinterestedinthethingshelikes。

72

2.

73Eyecontactisoneofthebestwaystoconnecttoaperson。Ithelpsyoucreateanimagethatyouareconfidentwithyourselfandshowthatyouareinterestedinhim.Byestablishingeyecontactwiththepersonyouwanttocharm，youareactuallystartingaconversationwithhim。

3。Showrespect。Byshowingrespect，youareexpressingsinceritytothatperson。Learnhowtopolitelyintroduceyourself。Youdon’t’wanttocreateanimpressionthatyouareoverconfident。Ahandshakemaybethemostcommonwaytodoit。However，othertraditionsinvolveotherformsofintroductorygestures。74

4.Alwayssmile.Smilingisoneofthebasicwaystocharmaperson.Bysmilingalot,youarecreatingapositiveimageforthepersonyouwishtocharm。Smilingisalsoawayofshowingthatpersonhowgladyouaretomeethim.Remembertoshowasincereandhonestsmile。75Fakingasmilecanmakethepersonyouwanttocharmthinkthatyouarenotreallyinterestedinmeetinghim。A．Avoidpretendingtosmile．

B．Establisheyecontact．

C．Whenthepersonseesthatyouhavethesameinterests,youcaneasilycharmhim。

D．Trytofindouthistraditionandfollow

E．Learnsomethingaboutthepersonyouwishto