溫州市高三第一次適應(yīng)性測試英語試題

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)必貴于專精浙江省溫州市2013屆高三第一次適應(yīng)性測試英語試題本試卷分為第Ⅰ卷（選擇題)和第Ⅱ卷(非選擇題)兩部分。共120分，考試時間120分鐘。第I卷第一部分：英語知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié):單項填空(共20小題,每小題0。5分，滿分10分)從A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑.1．—Doyouenjoytheseafoodhere？—，butI’vegotusedtoitanyway。 A．Can'tlikeitbetter B．Notreally C．Notbadactually D．I'mreallysorry2．Socialpracticeisanopportunityforstudentstogainbetterunderstandingofhowsocietyoperates。 A．the…the B．/…/ C．a(chǎn)…/ D．the…a3．Truehappinessdoesnotthepossessionofmoney,butthejoyofachievement。 A．contributeto B．liein C．resultin D．a(chǎn)ddto4．Itisourdailydecisions,ratherthanourabilities，showwhatwetrulyare。 A．which B．who C．what D．that5．Passengersallbreathedsighsofthemomenttheirplanetouchedthegroundsafely。 A．nervousness B．relief C．a(chǎn)nger D．excitement6．a(chǎn)bouttheirchoiceofmajor，mostfirst—yearcollegestudentsfeelmuchstressed。 A．Havingworried B．Worried C．Worry D．Toworry7．Telephoneuserssometimescomplainaboutunreliableserviceandtheyconsiderunfaircharges。 A．which B．that C．what D．how8．ItisSoofyounottoplaythepianowhileIwassleeping。 A．modest B．considerate C．typical D．careless9．Manypeopleliketotalkaboutgenerationgaps。Idon’tthinkthereisinmyfamilythough. A．it B．some C．none D．one10．Itnotseemlikeabigdealtoyou，yetyoucanmakeprofitsinthelongrun. A．must B．should C．would D．might11．—Hey,taxi！—，sir?-Canyoutakemedowntown? A．What’sit B．What’sup C．CanIhelpyou D．Whereto12．Thewayyouspendyourmoneymayyourattitudetowardslife。 A．support B．transform C．indicate D．direct13．whetherweightlossisyourgoal,itmakessensetoincludelowfatfoodinyourdiet. A．Apartfrom B．Asfor C．Accordingto D．Regardlessof14．Ourdirectorisout。I'llhaveheryouonthematterwhenshe’sback. A．tocontact B．contacting C．contact D．contacted15．InMexico,diningisasocialoccasion–dinnersarequickandtheycanlastforhours。 A．rarely B．chiefly C．mostly D．occasionally16．Jennyhasnotbeardfromherhusbandforages,Apparentlytheirrelationsincreasinglytense. A．weregrowing B．a(chǎn)regrowing C．grew D．willbegrowing17．Campersmustnotapproachanimalsinthewild，theyseemfriendly。 A．a(chǎn)sif B．eventhough C．nowthat D．incase18．Sofarnoonehascomeupwithaexplanationofwhydinosaursdiedout。 A．convincing B．demanding C．touching D．puzzling19．Thefamilyontime,buttheircarhadaflattyreonthehalfway. A．wouldarrive B．couldarrive C．musthavearrived D．wouldhavearrived20．Jessicahadintendedtogobungeejumping,andonsecondthoughts，shetheplan。 A．wascanceling B．cancels C．canceled D．hascanceled第二節(jié)完型填空（共20小題；每小題1。5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文,從短文后各題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上涂黑。Haveyouevernotwantedtodosomethingsobadlythatyouwouldratherdiethango？Wellthat’showI21aboutjoiningMadcaps,amothersanddaughtersclubassistingphilanthropies（慈善事業(yè)）.ButnowIbelievethatyou22openupyourmindtothingsbecauseeventuallyyoumight23endupenjoyingit.“It’sawasteoftime”,IsaidwhenmymomtoldIhadtojoinMadcaps,andthenwhenshesaidIhadto24atahomelessshelterIthoughtthisjustcouldnotbe25.Wegottherelate,ofcourse,andthesecurityguardledustothekitchen26weraninto48otherfellowMadcapsmembers。SinceI’m27sosociallyawkwardIhadmetonlyonepersonatapoolparty,earlierthisyear.Ilookedaroundforherbutshewasnotthere.Damn,Iwas28!Whenthemaninchargecameoutandaskedfor3motherstoworkoutsidethe29tocleanuptheplates，mymomjusthappenedtovolunteerleavingmeto30foodwithothers。Soonthe31familiesstartedtowalkinandalittlegirlwalkedupandpointedtothefoodIwas32Igaveherthecoldsandwich,shenoddedinaformofsaying33,andthenwalkedtojoinherfamilyatthelargetable.AsshewalkedawayIthoughtofhowmuchI34Igettogothetopschools。IhaveagreathouseandIhaveawarmmealeverynight.It35thatlittlegirltomakemerealizehowluckyIam。AfterthatmomentIhadachangeof36。Now,IloveMadcapsanddon'tmissonemeeting，Ihave37beingsociallyawkwardandnowhavemanyfriends.AndthisyearIamsureIwilldo38therequired20hoursofphilanthropies.Ibelievethatifyouhavean39mindaboutthingsyoucanaccomplishmoreandbecomeabetterroundedperson。Ibelievesometimesyoucanmakeadifferencejust40doingonethingyoudon'twanttodo.21．A．carred B．joked C．felt D．doubted22．A．should B．would C．may D．can23．A．a(chǎn)lso B．just C．not D．still24．A．report B．live C．donate D．volunteer25．A．better B．sooner C．easier D．worse26．A．where B．when C．until D．because27．A．suddenly B．occasionally C．hardly D．normally28．A．shy B．late C．a(chǎn)lone D．hopeless29．A．kitchen B．house C．club D．shelter30．A．pack B．purchase C．serve D．bake31．A．poor B．homeless C．vluntary D．local32．A．playingwith B．puttingaway C．lookingfor D．holdingout33．A．hello B．sorry C．thanks D．okay34．A．had B．earned C．a(chǎn)chieved D．did35．A．moved B．took C．helped D．encouraged36．A．heart B．luck C．identity D．taste37．A．believedin B．learntfrom C．gotover D．thoughtabout38．A．morethan B．nothingbut C．a(chǎn)nythingbut D．lessthan39．A．intelligent B．a(chǎn)bstract C．empty D．open40．A．before B．by C．upon D．to第二部分:閱讀理解（第一節(jié)20小題,第二節(jié)5小題，每小題2分，滿分50分）第一節(jié):閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D)中，選出最佳選項,并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。AThemallswerefilledwithpeopleseekinggiftsfortheirlovedones.Someofthemallsremainedopenaroundtheclock,partlytosatisfyourneedstobuygifts.Behindthematerialisticaspectofshoppingforgiftsliestheideaofcaring,beingattentivetothedesiresofspecialpeopleinourlives.However，touseawell-wornplayonwords：itisourpresence，notourpresents,thattrulycounts。Manyofus,unfortunately，canbesoinattentive,eveninthepresenceofourlovedones，thatwemightaswellnotbethereatall.Attentionisoneofthegreatestgiftswecangiveeachother。Companiesaroundtheglobespendbillionseveryyearonadvertisingtocatchourattentionforjustashortmomentatatime。Wholeindustries–media，entertainment,education–relyonthepreciousgiftofourattentionfortheircontinuedexistence.Ababylackingattentionforalongtimeislikelytohepsychologicallyunhealthy.Inearliertimes,bothdietandattentioncouldbeleftunregulated（沒人管的）withoutmajorcauseforconcern.Therewerenaturalchecksandbalances:limitedavailabilityoffoodmeantfewgotfat，forexample.Similarly,inbygonetimeswemighthavespentafewhourscommunicatingwiththevillagestoryteller,today，watchinganentireTVseries,whilespeakingtonobody，iscommon。Intraditionalsocieties，withsmallerpopulation,everyonewouldgetafairdealofattention.OnmanyissueswemightgotoseeGrandmaorGrandpa；nowwehaveGoogleandWikipedia.“Shejustwantsattention."peopletendtothinklittleofthosedoingthingssimplyforattention.Butthetruthisthathumanbeingsneedattention,andgivingattentiontoeachotheris,toalargeextent,whathumancivilizationisbasedupon.Thisperhapsexplainstherunawaysuccess(一舉成功）ofsocialnetworkingsitessuchasTwitterandFacebook。Whileweusesuchsitesfor“microblogging"，“ideavoicing”and“statusupdates”–therealityisthatweareoftendoingnomoreorlessthanfulfillingourbasichumandriveforattentionexchange。Ifriendyou,youfriendme，Iretweetyou，youretweetme。Thecharmingcasewithwhichwecannowgetandgiveattentioniswhymanypeopleappearoverlyattachedtotheirsmartphones。Itisalsoavicious(惡性）circle。Asevermorepeoplearebusyexchangingattentiononline，thereisincreasinglylessattentiontobepaidintherealworld，whichforcesmorepeopletoseektheirattentionexchangeonline,orelseriskattentuion-starvation。Theverynatureofattentionexchangeisbeingrapidlytransformed，andthereisadangerthatsomeofuswilldevelopunhealthypractices。Justaseatingredmeateverydayisabadidea,soitiswithtoomuchattentionexchange.Thebiologicalconsequencesofourtechnologicaladvancementinfoodproductionarehighlyvisible；heartdisease，diabetesandobesity.Theconsequencesofourtransformedattentionexchangeswillbepsychologicalandsocial,andsomaytakelongertoidentify，buttheywillbeequallydamaging。Face-to-faceattentionisbecomingrarer,andthereforemorevaluable。Inasenseitispriceless。Anditisagiftthatcanbegivenall—year-round.41．Inthefirsttwoparagraphstheauthor。 A．offersadvicetoattentiongivers B．a(chǎn)nalysesthepresentproblems C．statesthenecessityofpresents D．putsforwardhispointofview42．Attentionexchangewasnotamajorconcernintraditionalsocietiesbecauseof。 A．limitedavailabilityoffood B．naturalchecksandbalances C．a(chǎn)muchsmallerpopulation D．theguidancefromoldpeople43．PeopleusesocialnetworkingsistessuchasTwitterandFacbookto。 A．obtaininformation B．giveattentiontoothers C．voicetheiropinions D．noticeandgetnoticed44．WhatcanweinferfromParagraph6—7? A．Morepeoplewillriskattention-starvationinfuture. B．Thenatureofattentionexchangeisrarelychanged. C．Technologicaladvancementcontributestoalldiseases。 D．Transformedattentionexchangesdoharmtosociety.45．Thewriter’spurposeforwritingthepassageisto. A．a(chǎn)dvocatemorefocusonreallifeattention B．a(chǎn)nalyzethenecessityofattentiongiving C．givepracticaltipsonattentionexchange D．recommendsomesocialnetworkingsitesBWhatisstroke?Strokeisatypicaldiseasewhichoccurswhenabloodclot（凝塊)blocksanartery(動脈）orabloodvessel（血管）breaks,interruptingbloodflowtoanareaofthebrain.Wheneitherofthesethingshappens，braincellsbegintodieandbraindamageoccurs.Abilitiescontrolledbythatareaofthebrainarelostsuchasspeech,movementandmemory.Somepeoplerecovercompletelyfromstrokes，butmorethan2/3ofsurvivorswillhavesometypeofdisability.Anyonecanhaveastrokeregardlessofmenandwomen.itisreallyimperativeforustoknowsomethingaboutStrokeRiskFactors。Riskfactorsaresomebeyondourcontrolsuchasoverage55，beingmale，beingChinese，orhavingafamilyhistoryofstroke。Othersarecontrollable.StrokepreventionguidelineswerebroughtforthbyJournaloftheAmericanMedicalAssociation1n1999。Theseincludes：46．Paragraph1ismeanttosay. A．peoplecanreducethehappeningchancesofstorke B．a(chǎn)strokevictimisboundtodieorbecomedisabled C．middle—agedChinesemealesaresuretohavestorke D．strokeisnotasdangerousasmostpeoplemaythink47．Theunderlinedword“imperative”heremeans。 A．wonderful B．necessary C．valuable D．supportive48．FromItem5wecaninferthat. A．bothLDLandHDLarebadcholesterolsinhumanbody B．humanbodydoesnotneedsuchathingascholesterol C．highcholesterolcanbecontrolledwithdietandexercise D．peoplewithoutLDLwillbehealthierthanthosewhohave49．Whatwillcontributetothedangerofastroke？ A．Drinkingsomewinedaily B．Walking30minutesaday C．Cuttingdownonsaltandfat D．Losingtemperconstantly50．Thebesttitleforthispassageis A．WhatisStroke? B．TenCausesofStroke C．StrokeandHealth D．HowtoPreventStrokeCHaveyoueverwishedforathirty-hourday？Surelythisextratimewouldrelievethetremendouspressurewhichwelive.Ourlivesleaveatrailofunfinishedtasks。Unansweredletters，unvisitedfriends，unwrittenarticles，andunreadbookshauntquietmomentswhenwestoptoevaluate.Wedesperatelyneedrelief。Butwouldathirty-hourdayreallysolvetheproblem?Wouldn'twesoonbejustasfrustratedaswearenowwithourtwenty-fourallotment？Amother’sworkisneverfinished，andneitheristhatofanymanager,student，teacher,minister,oranyoneelseweknow.Norwillthepassageoftimehelpuscatchup。Childrengrowinnumberandagetorequiremoreofourtime.Greaterexperiencebringsmoreexactingassignments.Sowefindourselvesworkingmoreandenjoyingitless。Weareaccuslomedtoworkingwithoutstop。Whenwestoptoevaluate,werealizethatourdilemmagoesdeeperthanshortageoftime;itisbasicallytheproblemofpriorities(優(yōu)先順序）。Actuallyhardworkdoesnothurtus.Weallknowwhatitistogofullspeedforlonghours，totallyinvolvedinanimportanttask.Theresultingwearinessismatchedbyasenseofachievementandjoy.Nothardwork,butdoubtandmisgiving(疑慮）produceanxietyaswereviewamonthoryearandbecomeoppressedbythepileofunfinishedtasks.Wesensedemandshavedrivenusontoareefoffrustration。Weconfess,quiteapartfromoursins,“wehaveleftundonethosethings,whichweoughttohavedone；andwehavedonethosethingswhichweoughtnottohavedone。”Todotheurgentthingortofinisnhtheimportantthing，isasharpquestion.Severalyearsagoanexperiencedcotton—millmanagersaidtome，”Yourgreatestdangerislettingtheurgentthingscrowdoutoftheimportant。”Hedidn’trealizedhowhardhismaximhit.Itoftenreturnstohauntandrebukemebyraisingthecriticalproblemofpriorities.Weliveinconstanttensionbetweentheurgentandtheimportant.Theproblemisthattheimportanttaskrarelymustbedonetoday,oreventhisweek.Theurgenttaskcallsforinstantaction-endlessdemands,pressureeveryhourandday。Aman’shomeisnolongerhiscastle;itisnolongeraplaceawayfromurgenttasksbecausethetelephonebreachesthewallswithimperious（專橫的）demands。Themomentaryappealofthesetasksseemsirresistibleandimportant，andtheydevourourenergy.Butinthelightoftime'sperspectivetheirdeceptiveprominencefades;withasenseoflosswerecalltheimportanttaskspushedaside.Werealizewe’vebecomeslavestothe"tyranny（暴政）oftheurgent?！?1．Thereasonwhywesometimeswishtohaveathirty—hourdayisthatwe. A．havetoomuchworktocomplete B．needmoretimetoenjoyourlives C．needlongerhourstoeasepressure D．a(chǎn)reusedtoworkingwithoutstop52．FromParagraph3,wefindanxietyincreaseswhenwe. A．stoptothinkaboutourdilemma B．gofullspeedworkingatourtask C．a(chǎn)redoingmeaninglessthings D．recalllotsofunfinishedwork53．Themottothathitsthewritertellsus. A．tofinishtheurgentandtheimportantthing B．toavoidtheurgentpushingouttheimportant C．theurgentthingshouldn’tbedoneinstantly D．theimportantthingisdifferentfromtheurgent54．Thewriterpresentsthearticletoremindusthat. A．theurgentisnotalwaystocomefirst B．theproblemoftimeshortageistough C．theimportantisnotalwaysdepressing D．thewaytodealwiththeurgentishardDSomepeopleseemeasytounderstand：theircharacterappearsobviousonfirstmeeting.Appearances，however,canbedeceptive。ForthirtyyearsnowIhavebeenstudyingmyfellowmen。Idon’tknowverymuchaboutthem。Ishrugmyshoulderswhenpeopletellmethattheirfirstimpressionsofapersonarealwaysright。Ithinktheymusthavesmallinsightorgreatvanity.FormyownpartIfindthatthelongerIknowpeople,themoretheypuzzleme。Ireadinthismorning’spaperthatEdwardHydeBurtonhaddied.HewasamerchantandhehadbeeninbusinessinJapanformanyyears。Oncehegavemeagreatsurprise。UnlessIhadheardthestoryfromhisownlips,I’dneverhavevelievedthathewascapableofsuchanaction.Hewasalwaysneatlyandquietlydressedinaccordancewithhisageandposition。Hedidn’ttalkmuch，butwhathesaidwassensible。Toucouldn';timaginehe’dpossibleraisehisvoiceinanger.Herewasamanwhoattractedyoubecauseyoufeltinhimarealloveforhisfellows.He’dtellwithpointagoodandspicystory,andinhisyouthhe’dbeensomethingofanathete。Hewasarichmanandhe’dmadeeverypennyhimself。Isupposeonethingthatmadeyoulikehimwasthathewassoweak;hearounsedyourinstinets（本能）ofprotection。TYoufelthecouldn’tbeartohurtafly。 OneafternoonBurtontoldmea“funny"storyinaquiet,dryhumour: “Therewasanamesake（同名人)ofmine,whowasthebestbridgeplayerIevermet。Heseemedtohaveafantasticinstinctaboutthecards。Iusedtoplaywithhimalot?！薄癏ewashandsomeinawaywithcurlyhairandpink—and—whitecleeks。Womenthoughtalotofhim。Therewasnoharminhim，hewasonlywild。Pfcoursehedranktoomuch。Hewonagooddealofmymoneybycard—playing.”“Onedayhecametomewhenhewentbroke。Hecametoseemeinmyofficeandaskedmeforajob。Iaskedhimhowoldhewas.“’Thirty—five’,hesaid.” "’Andwhathaveyoubeendoinghitherto?'Iaskedhim。 ”'Well，nothingverymuch，’hesaid。 ”’I'mafraidIcan’tdoanythingforyoujustyet，'Isaid。'Comebackandseemeinanotherthirty—fiveyears，andI'llseewhatIcando.'"Hedidn'tmove.Hewentratherpale。Hehesitatedforamomentandthenhetoldmethathehadhadbadluckatcardsforsometime.Hehadn'tbeenwillingtosticktobridge,he'dbeenplayingpoker，andhe'dgottrimmed。Hehadn'tapenny。He'dpawnedeverythinghehad。Hecouldn'tpayhishotelbillandtheywouldn'tgivehimanymorecredit。Hewasdownandout.Ifhecouldn’tgetsomethingtodohe'dhavetocommitsuicide。"Ilookedathimforabit.Icouldseenowthathewasalltopieces.He'dbeendrinkingmorethanusualandhelookedfifty。Thegirlswouldn'thavethoughtsomuchofhimifthey’dseenhimthen.”Igotsomeglimmeringofwhathewasdrivingat。I'veknowntoomanymenwhowerelittletingodsattheiruniversity.“SuddenlyIhadanidea.”Pausinginhisstory,Burtonturnedtome?！癢henIwasyoungIswamoverthreemilesroundthebeacon（燈塔）andlandedattheriverofTarumi.It’sratherdifficultonaccountofthecurrentsroundthebeacon。Well，ItoldmyyoungfellowaboutitandIsaidthatifhe'ddoitI'dgivehimajob.“Icouldseehewasrathertakenaback。Hewasnotingoodconditionforsports.Helookedatmeforamomentandthenhenodded。"“ItoldhimI’ddriveroundtotheriverathalfpasttwelveandmeethim。 "Done,"hesaid.“Iwishedhimgoodluckandheleftme。IhadalotofworktodothatmorningandIonlyjustmanagedtothecreekatTarumiathalfpasttwelve。ButIneedn'thavehurried;heneverturnedup “Didhefunkitatthelastmoment？”Iasked?！癗o,hedidn'tfunkit。Hestartedallright。Butofcoursehe’druinedhisconstitutionbydrink。Thecurrentsroundthebeaconweremorethanhecouldmanage。Wedidn’tgetthebodyforaboutthreedaysIdidn'tsayanythingforamomentortwo.Iwasatrifleshocked.ThenIasked. “Whenyoumadehimthatofferofajob，didyouknowhe'dbedrowned?' Helookedatmewithhiskindblueeyes，smiling."Well，Ihadn'tgotavacancyinmyofficeatthemoment。'55．Theauthorbelieves. A．somepeoplearetooeasytounderstand B．a(chǎn)ppearanceisjustoppositetothequality C．firstimpressionscanbemisleading D．hisfellowmenarenotunderstandable56．Forsometime，EdwardBurtonimpressedtheauthormostwithhis。 A．a(chǎn)geandposition B．wealthandability C．sensibilityandhumor D．kindnessandweakness57．Theunderlinedwords“hewasalltopicces”maymean。 A．hewasmadandwild B．hewascompletelydown C．hewassickanddirty D．hewastotallydrunk58．WecaninferfromBurton’sstorythathisnamesakes. A．neversawthroughhistrick B．a(chǎn)nnoyedhimbyplayingcards C．couldnotdoanyjobwell D．intendedtocheathimwithalie59．WelearnedfromthestorythatEdwardBurton。 A．knewtheyoungmanwouldkillhimself B．a(chǎn)rrangedtheendofhisnamesake’slife C．didmuchforthepoorfellowman D．killedhiscard-friendbymistake60．EdwardBurtoncouldbedescribedasa（n）person. A．innocent B．smart C．careless D．evil第二節(jié)：下面文章有5處（第61—65題）需要添加小標(biāo)題，請從以下選項（A、B、C、D、E和F)中選出符合各段意思的小標(biāo)題，并在答題紙上將相應(yīng)選項的標(biāo)號涂黑。選項中有一項是多余選項。A．Makeawell-balanceddailyplanB．PredicthowlongtaskswilltakeC．KeeprecordsofwhereyourtimeisgoingD．HandlethingsinorderofimportanceE．Leamtorejectothers'demandsF．a(chǎn)nalyzethedistributionofyourtimeHowtoManageYourTimeEffectivelyIthasbeensaidthat“TimeisMoney"–butIdisagree.Isn’tTimereallyLIFE？Attheendofyourlife，canyouevenmanginesayingtoyourself，“IwishI’dmademoremoney.”It’smorelikelyyou’dbethinking“IwishI’dhadmoreTIME–timetoenjoymylifemore.”Herearemyfavoritestrategiesformanagingthatmostpreciousofallresources–TIME。61。Youcan’tfindsomethingyou’velostwhenyoudon’tknowwhereyoumighthavelostitinthefirstplace.Sokeeptrackoftheexacttimeyoubeginandendanactivity,andwritedownafewwordstodescribetheactivity.Thisrequiresyoutobereallyhonestwithyourselfandtrackyourtime–soifyouspent23minuteschattingwithcoworkersovercoffee–writeitdownEXACTLY!62。Reviewyourtimelogs（記錄)andstarttoclassifythetasksintocategories（范疇）。Youwillcreatethesecategoriesyourself，andyouandasbriefaspossible。Someexamplesmightbe：Administration,BusinessDevelopment,Sales＆Marketing,Com［uter,etc。Youwillthensumuphowmuchtimeyouspentdoingtasksoractivitiesforeachcategory,intheexactnumberofminutes。Youmightalsodoalittlemath,tofigurethepercentageoftimeeachcategorytakesoutofeachday。63。Ifyouwerehonestanddiligent，chancesarethatyouhadsuddenlyawakenedafteryoureviewedyourdailytimelogs。Younodoubtcanseewherethetimeiswasted–andnowyou’rereadytomakeabetterschedule。Makethebestofyourtimebyconsideringwhenyou’reatyourbestforcertaintasks，bygroupingsimilartaskstogetherforgreatereffi