高三英語試卷及答案-0

高三英語試卷及答案高三英語測試試題選擇題部分共（共80分）第一部分：

英語學(xué)問運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)：

單項(xiàng)填空（共20小題；每小題0.5分，滿分10分）從A、B、C和D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題紙上將該選項(xiàng)標(biāo)號涂黑。

1.Nicknamesareinteresting.If______manwereunusuallystrong,hemightadopt_____namesuchasArmstrong.A.a;theB.a;aC.a;不填D.the;a2.Thosewhoputtheirmoneyawayinthebankknowverywellthatinterestratecouldgo______.A.bothwaysB.allwaysC.neitherwayD.eitherway3.Unliketheearth,MarsistoocoldandVenusisfartoohot_______theretobeanylife.A.asB.soC.likeD.for4.Thelittlemanwas_______onemeterfiftyhigh,whoisoftenlaughedat.A.almostmorethanB.hardlymorethanC.nearlymorethanD.asmuchas5.Thevillageseemeddeserted,theonlysignoflife________sometreeswavinginthehowlingwind．A.wereB.beingC.wasD.tobe6.Theoldladygotupjustbeforesunrise,assheoftendoes,_____alongthebeachandgetsomefreshair.A.walkedB.towalkC.walkingD.havingwalked7.IcannotunderstandwhyLibyawillbecomesocomplicated________Iunderstandmorefromthemedium.A.afterB.beforeC.whileD.when8.WedbettertakeumbrellasImsureit_____whenwearriveinLondon;itsalwayswetthereatthistimeofyear.A.willrainB.israiningC.willberainingD.wouldrain9.Iwouldhaveattendedyourbirthdaypartylastnightbutforthefactthatit______atthattime.A.wouldrainB.wasrainingC.hadrainedD.hadbeenraining10.－Whatdoesthesignovertheresay?－―Noperson____________bringdrinksintothestudentcomputerpool.‖A.willB.mayC.shallD.must11.Itwasagreat_____forhertobepleasanttopeopleshedidntlike.A.attemptB.troubleC.effortD.practice12.AvolcanoinIndonesiaeruptedonNovemberthe16th,2010,and_____,hundredsofpeoplewerekilled.A.consequentlyB.continuouslyC.constantlyD.consistently13.Thecarbeganto______themomentthevehiclegotintothehighway.A.takeupB.giveupC.makeupD.pickup14.Expertspredictthattheearthquakeandtsunamiwill_________amongthecostliestnaturaldisastersonrecord.A.clarifyB.groupC.separateD.rank15.Morethan5,000peoplehadbeen________deadfromFriday’smassiveearthquakeandtsunami,JapanesemediaquotedpoliceassayingearlyonThursday.A.convincedB.guaranteedC.confirmedD.claimed16.Wewerehopingtofinishtheprojectbynextweek________,however,wewontmakeituntiltheweekafter．A.sofarB.asitisC.byandbyD.inaddition17.Supportersofundergrounddevelopmentsaythatbuildingdown_______buildingupisagoodwaytousetheearthsspace.A.aswellasB.otherthanC.ratherthanD.morethan18.Ahousingbubbleisaneconomicsituation_____occurswhenhousepricesrisemuchtoofast.A.whichB.whereC.whatD.why19.Newtonisshownasagiftedscientistwithveryhumanweakness____stoodatthepointinhistory_____magicendedandsciencebegan.A.which,whereB.who,whoseC.that,thatD.who,where20.---Didyouhaveawonderfultimeattheballlastnight?---__________!Iveneverhadamorewonderfultimeallmylife.A.YoubetB.NoproblemC.DontmentionitD.Thatsright其次節(jié)：

完形填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）閱讀下面短文，駕馭其大意，然后從21-40各題所給的四個選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題紙上將該選項(xiàng)標(biāo)號涂黑。

Inaworldwherecomparisonshappennon-stop,itisdifficulttolookoutsideyourselfandtoeverbe21withwhoyouare.Theresalwayssomeonewhosabit22.Theonlysolutionistoreach23andmeasureagainstwhatWarrenBuffettcallsyourowninneryardstick.Thereisnomore24measureforcomparisonthanwhoyourwereyesterday,lastweekorlastdecade,whenyouwereatyour25.Nothingusefulevercomesfromcomparisontoothers.Eitheryouseeyourselfasbetterthansomeoneandyouget26,oryouseesomeoneelseasbetterthanyouandyoufeellikeallyourhardworkisfor27.Itisafoolsgame.Notoneofusisexactly28.Theonlydirectandhonestcomparisonis29yourself.Everythingelseisapplestooranges.Myopinionisthatyouareonly30tocompareyourselftosomeoneelseiftheirlife31isthesameasyourown.Goodluckfindingthat32.Andonethingisforsure.Nomatterhowhardyouworkandhowdedicated（埋頭苦干的）youare,therewillalwaysbesomeonewhocanrunalittlefaster,jumpalittlehigher,scorealittlebetterorlookalittlenicerinaswimsuit.Andiftheresnot,youcan33someoneiscomingupfast34you.Sohowcanyoualwayswininlife?Becomeyourbest35.Havinganimageofyourmostrecentpastlimitsistheperfectthingto36youtothenextlevel.Ifyouran7flightsofstairsyesterday,thendo8today.Who37iftheguynexttoyoudid15?Itdoesntmakeabitof38.Youareamore39persontodaythanyouwereyesterday.Yourown40isallyouneed.21.A.patientB.strictC.contentD.concerned22.A.strongerB.betterC.lazierD.wiser23.A.insideB.outC.forD.up24.A.accurateB.usefulC.carefulD.powerful25.A.endB.bestC.convenienceD.side26.A.satisfiedB.busyC.inspiredD.lazy27.A.nothingB.funC.sureD.success28.A.equalB.uniqueC.alikeD.common29.A.withinB.byC.forD.of30.A.instructedB.allowedC.directedD.suggested31.A.situationB.positionC.occasionD.accommodation32.A.gameB.matchC.friendD.enemy33.A.concludeB.betC.announceD.declare34.A.beforeB.besideC.belowD.behind35.A.assistantB.competitorC.coachD.teacher36.A.contributeB.exposeC.pushD.devote37.A.caresB.saysC.wondersD.asks38.A.effortB.senseC.differenceD.change39.A.successfulB.happyC.luckyD.fit40.A.benefitB.progressC.habitD.result其次部分：

閱讀理解（第一節(jié)20小題，其次節(jié)5小題；每小題2分，滿分50分）第一節(jié)：

閱讀下列材料，從每題所給的四個選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題紙上將該選項(xiàng)標(biāo)號涂黑。

AAnewbookwrittenbyaChineseAmericanonhersuper-strictparenting-BattleHymnoftheTigerMotherhasraisedfiercedebatesintheUS.AmyChuaisaYaleLawSchoolprofessorandthemotheroftwoteenagegirls.SheisthedaughterofChineseimmigrants.IntheChineseculture,thetighterrepresentsstrengthandpower.Inherbook,Ms.Chuawritesabouthowshedemandedexcellencefromherdaughters.Chuawritesthatherdaughters,SophiaandLouisa,wereneverallowedtogoonadate,beinaschoolplay,watchTVorplaycomputergames.Theycouldn’tchoosetheirownafter-classactivitiesorgetanygradelessthananA.Theyhadtoplaypianoorviolin-andnoothermusicalinstruments.ShewritesthatifaChinesechildgetsaB-whichshesayswouldneverhappen-therewouldbeascreaming,hair-tearingexplosion.Shedescribesmakingher7-year-olddaughterplayapianopieceperfectly-yellingandnotlettingherleavethebencheventousethebathroom-untilitwas.ManypeoplehavecriticizedAmyChua.Somesayherparentingmethodswereabusive.Sheevenadmitsthatherhusband,whoisnotChinese,objectedtoherparentingstyle.Butshesaysthatwasthewayherparentsraisedherandherthreesisters.StacyDebroff,whohaswrittenfourbooksonparenting,saysAmyChuasparentingstyleisnotlimitedtoChinesefamilies.Shesaysitrepresentsatraditionalwayofparentingamongimmigrantsseekingabetterfuturefortheirchildren.Butshealsoseesarisk.Whenchildrenhavenotimetobesocialortofollowtheirowninterests,theymightnotdevelopotherskillsthattheyneedtosucceedinlife.StacyDebroffadvisesparentsnottojustrepeatthewaytheywereraised.AlisonLo,anassistantprofessorofmarketingattheUniversityofWashington’sBothellcampus,said.Idon’tthinkAmyisadvocatingabestpracticeofparentingstyle,orthatsuccessandachievementsarecriticalyardsticksofagoodlife.ButIcanimaginehowstrongherdaughters’collegeapplicationsaregoingtobe.Formanyparentswhosedreamsareseeingtheirkidsgraduatingfromacompetitiveuniversity,Amyissharingwiththereadersthatitisachievablebypersistent,dedicatedparentalguidance,Losaid.Inthatsense,ayoungadult’sgiftednesscanbeborn,ormade.41.WecanlearnthatAmyChuais_________.A.anassistantprofessorB.aneasy-goingwomanC.AcruelteacherD.Ademandingmother42.WhatareSophiaandLouisaallowedtodo?A.GettinganAminusB.PlayingtheguitarC.DatingwithboysD.Playingthepiano43.WhatdoyouknowaboutAmyChuashusband?A.HecamefromChinaB.HeisagainstherparentingstyleC.HeapprovedofherparentingstyleD.Hethinksherparentingmethodsareabusive44.StacyDebroffadvisesparentsto________.A.followAmyChuasparentingstyleB.developtheirownstyleofparentingC.bestrictwithchildrenD.seekabetterfuturefortheirchildren45.AlisonLoconcludesthat___________.A.ateenagercanberaisedtobeatalentB.agiftedchildwasbornwithtalentC.persistent,dedicatedparentalguidanceisthebestparentingstyleD.parentsshouldrespectchildrenspersonalitiesBRetracingoneofthemostimportanttradingroutesofancientcivilization,thisremarkabletouraboardtheluxuryGoldenEagleandShangri-LatrainsfollowsinthefootstepsofsuchlegendaryfiguresasAlexandertheGreatandMarcoPolo.CrossingbothRussiaandChinaaswellassomeoftheremotestformerSovietrepublics---Kazakhstan,TurkmenistanandUzbekistan---ourjourneywilltakeinsomeofthemostmagnificentyetlittle-visitedsightsfromtheancientworld.EastboundtripsstartinRussiascapitalMoscow,wherewehaveplentyoftimetoexplore.WetravelontoVolgograd---betterknownasStalingrad---wheretheSovietsturnedthecourseoftheSecondWorldWar,beforeheadingforfarremoterplacesthatowntheirimportancetoatimemuchfurtherbackinhistory.TheKaraKumdesertisfollowedbytheamazing2,500year-oldcitiesofKhivaandBukhara---consideredsoimportantbyUNESCOthatitsupportedtheirrestoration---andthenSamarkand,―theRomeoftheEast‖.MuchadmiredbyAlexandertheGreat,SamarkandishometoRegistanSquare,aspectacularopenspacesurroundedbybeautifulIslamicbuildingsandconsideredoneofthemostinspirationalsightsincentralAsia.InbetweenKhivaandBukharawetakeatwo-dayexcursionintoTurkmenistanandvisitthecapitalcityofAshgabat,ahugemodernfolly(裝飾性建筑)inthedesertandamonumenttotherecentlydeceasedPresidentSapamuratTurkmenbashi.WealsovisittheancientcityofMervbeforereturningtoUzbekistan.AftercrossingtheborderintoChina,ourtourtakesinthefascinatingMogaoGrottoes,theJiayuguanfortressattheendoftheGreatWallandtheworld-famousTerracottaWarriors,anarmyofalmost6,000statuesrecognizedasoneofthegreatestarchaeologicalfindsofthe20thCentury.WeendourjourneyinBeijing,thecapitalofmodern,confidentChinawherethelatestarchitecturerubsshoulderswithTiananmenSquareandtheForbiddenCity.46.TheancientcityofMervnowbelongsto______.A.RussiaB.SovietC.TurkmenistanD.Uzbekistan47.Ifyoutakeaneastboundtrip,youcanvisitthefourcitiesinthefollowingorder:________A.Beijing,Samarkand,Ashgabat,MoscowB.Moscow,Samarkand,Ashgabat,BeijingC.Beijing,Ashgabat,Samarkand,MoscowD.Moscow,Ashgabat,Samarkand,Beijing48.FromthepassageweknowthatVolgogradisknownfor_____.A.itshard-workingpeopleB.ahistoricaleventC.itslonghistoryD.itspleasantweather49.Whatsthepossiblemeaningoftheunderlinedword―excursion‖inthethirdparagraph?A.tripB.holidayC.explorationD.studyCForgenerationsofstudents,writingtermpapershasbeenamajorsourceofnervesandfrustration.ButforthosewithInternetaccess,relativeresourcesarejustafewlinksaway.AllonehastodoistogototheappropriateWebsite,whereonlinepaperscaneitherbepurchased,ordered,ordownloadedforfree.CollegiateCareResearchAssistance,forinstance,maydothejob.DoyouwanttowriteapaperonHamletsirreconcilablemoraldilemmas?Simplyhandover$29.75,andtheessayisyours.Somesites,suchasTermPaperEmporiumandAbsolutelyFree:OnlineEssaysoffercoursepapersforfree.Simplypressthebuttonanddownloadifyoufindthepaperyouwant,thatis.Studentsare,ofcourse,fullyawareofthesewebsiteresources,andsomepeopleworrythattheInternet,onceregardedasabestlearningtool,couldbecomethebestaidyetforcheating.Forteachers,theproblemisfiguringoutwhetherastudentsauthorshipisauthentic.But,asteachingassistantJaneMorrisonexplained,thetaskmaynotbetoodifficultforacarefulteacher.StudentswhohavegottenitofftheInternetdontlookatmebutlookattheirfeet.Andstudentswhowroteeverybitofitcantalkaboutthepaperveryintelligentlyandlookmeintheeye,Morrisonsaid.Copyingtermpapersisnothingnew,buttheappearanceoftheInternetraisestheissue:Isthisnewtechnologymakingcheatingmorewidespread?AseniorofficialGaryHandmanatBerkeleydoubtsit.Studentswhotendtocheataregoingtocheatregardlessofthetechnology.ThisviewwasbackedbyBerkeleygraduatestudentArianneChernock,whosaysthat,afterall,studentshavetodecidewhatsbestforthemselves.Itsaquestionofhonesty.Wereheretolearn,sowevegottomakethemostofitourselves.Andinventiveteacherscanmaketheirassignmentsalmostcheat-proof.Ifyoustructuretheassignmentinacreativeway,andifstudents,forinstance,havetotransformtheinformationintoahandout,ordoadrama,orwriteanaccountinfirstpersonnarrative,thenyoumaystopcheating,saidlibrarymediateacherLeslieFarmer.Thatkindofstrategy,someexpertssay,willbasicallyforcestudentstodomorethansimplydownloadtheireducation.50.Inthepaststudents__________________.A.werehappyaboutwritingtermpapersB.wereeagertowritetermpapersC.consideredpaperwritingasajoyD.consideredpaperwritingasasourceofstress51.WhatdosomepeopleworryaboutaccordingtoParagraph4?A.TheyworrythatstudentsmightbecomelazierB.TheyworrythatstudentsmightlosetheirinterestinlearningC.TheyworrythattheInternetcouldbecomethebesttoolforcheatingD.TheyworrythattheInternetcouldbecomethebestlearningtool.52.AccordingtoParagraph6,studentsfeel_______copyingpapersfromtheInternet.A.guiltyaboutB.excitedwhenC.anxiousaboutD.uncertainabout53.WhatdidGaryHandmanargueinParagraph8?A.StudentstendtocheatB.ThenewtechnologymadecheatingmorewidespreadC.ThenewtechnologyhelpedstudentsinthewayofcheatingD.Hewasdoubtfulwhetherthenewtechnologymadecheatingmorewidespread54.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTTRUEaccordingtothereport?A.AcarefulteacherdoesnthavetoomuchtroublefindingoutwhetherastudentstermpaperisacopyornotB.CopyingtermpapersisaseriousissuethatmakesteacherweakC.ItseemsthatcopyingtermpapersisunavoidableforsomestudentswhotendtocheatD.Arrangingassignmentsinacreativewaycouldbeasolutiontotheproblemofcopyingtermpapers.DComingtothefootballmatchthisafternoon?BillMcIntoshasked59-year-oldRoyceWeddingastheydrankbeerattheEurekaHotelintheAustraliantownofRainbow.Royceshookhishead.IpromisedMomI’dburnofftheweedsononeofourfields.Bill,lookingfarlessthanhis79years,lookedoutsideattheheat.Alightbreezewasblowingfromthenorth,makingconditionsperfectfortheburn.ButBillfeltuneasyaboutRoycedoingthejobalone.Thefarmerhadabadlegandwalkedwithgreatdifficulty.Thepairhadbeenbestoffriendsfor30years,eversincethedayswhentheytraveledtogetherfromfarmtofarminsearchofwork.Now,livingalone12mileseastoftown,Billmanagedalivinghuntingfoxesandrabbits.OnceafortnighthewenttotowntobuysuppliesandmeetwithRoyce,whohelpedruntheWeddingfamily’sfarm.I’llgiveyouahand,Billsaid.ThepairsetoffinRoyce’scar.Soontheycametotheweed-choked120-acrefield.Fire’stheonlywaytogetridofthisstuff,saidBillastheytiedanoldtiretothetowbar(牽引桿)witha50-footchain.Soakingthetirewithgasoline,Billputamatchtoitandjumpedinthecar.Drivingslowlyfromthesouthernedgeofthefield,theyworkedtheirwayagainstthewind,leavingalineofburningweedsintheirwake.Halfwayupthefield,andwithoutwarning,thecarwasstuckintoahiddenbankofsand.Thebreezesuddenlyswungaroundtotheirbacksandbegantogatherstrength.Thefirelinesuddenlyburstintoawallofflame,headingdirectlytowardthem.Let’sgetoutofhere!Roycesaid.Desperatelyhetriedtobackthecaroutofthesandbank.Butthewheelsonlysunkdeeperinthesoftsand.Suddenlythefirewasonthem.Billpushedopenhisdooronlytofindhimselfthrownupintotheairas,witharoar,thegasolinetankexplodedandthecarleaptthreefeetofftheground.WhenitcrashedbackdownRoycefoundhimselfpinnedagainstthesteeringwheel,unabletomove.Thecar’sseatsandroofwerenowonfire.Billlaywherehefell,outofbreath.Thefrontofhisshirt,shorts,barearmsandlegsweresoakedinburninggasoline.Thenthesightofthecarinflamesbroughthimuprightwithastart.Royce!hecried,strugglingtohisfeetandheadingforthecar.Pullingopenthedoor,heseizedRoyce’sarmsthroughthesmoke.I’mstuck,Roycesaid.Getyourselfaway!ThefirebitatBill’sarms,faceandlegs,buthecaughtatightholdonRoyce.I’mnotleavingyouhere,hesaid.NowBilldughisheelsintothesandandpulledashardashecould.Suddenlyhefellbackward.Roycewasfreeandoutofthecar.AssoonashehaddraggedhimawayhepattedouttheflamesonRoyce’sbodyandonhisownlegsandarmswithhisbarehands.Roycesawasecondexplosionrockthecar,asitwaseatenupbyflames.IdbeashesnowifBillhadn’tgottenmeout,hethought.Lookingdown,Roycewasshockedbytheextentofhisinjuries.Hisstomachandlefthipwerecoveredindeepburns.Worsestill,hisfingerswereburnedcompletelyoutofshape.Lyingonhisback,Billwasinequallybadshape.Piecesofblackenedfleshandskinhungfromhisforearms,handsandlegs.Billlookedacrossathisfriend.ReadingthedespaircloudingRoyce’sface,Billsaid,I’llgethelp.Youhangon.Roycenodded,butashewatchedBillsetoffslowlyacrosstheblackenedfield,hewonderedhowhisfriendwasgoingtowalkalmosttwomilesandgetoverthreefences.AlifetimespentaroundthetoughpeoplewhomaketheirhomeintheAustralianbushhadpermanentlyfixedintoBill’ssoultwoprinciples:nevergiveupnomatterhowbadtheoddsandneverletafrienddown.Now,witheverystepsendingpainpiercingthrougheverypartofhisbody,hedrewonthosetwinpillarsofcharacter.IfIdon’tmakeit,Roycewilldieoutthere,hetoldhimselfoverandover.What’sthematterwiththatdog?saidVickyWedding,Royce’smom,lookingoutofherwindow.Frightenedbyanoisebehindher,sheturnedtoseeBillleaningagainstthedoor.DearGod,whathappened?sheexclaimed,asBillsliddownthedoorframe.Wegotcaughtinthefire,hewhispered,barelyabletospeak.Gethelp.VickysatBilldown,coveredhiminwettowelstoeasethepainofhisburns,andthenpickedupthephone.Throughoutthehour-and-a-halfridetothehospitalinHorsham,neitherofthetwoinjuredmenspokeoftheirpain.Weshould’vegonetothefootballmatch,Roycesaid,tryingtokeeptheirspiritsup.Billsmiledweakly.NotlongafterBillfoundhimselfatGovernmentHousebeingpresentedwiththeBraveryMedalforhiscourageousrescue.ButtherealhighlightforBillcamesixmonthsafterthefire,whenRoyce,justoutofhospital,walkedintotheEurekaHotelandboughthimabeer.Wemadeit,saidRoyceastheyraisedtheirglasses.Here’stothebestfriendamancouldhave.55.BillandRoycestartedtotraveltogetherlookingforworkwhen_________.A.BillwasinhisthirtiesB.BillwasinhissixtiesC.RoycewasateenagerD.Roycewasinhistwenties56.Dangercamewhenthewindturnedfrom_______.A.northtosouthB.southtonorthC.easttowestD.westtoeast57.Theexplosionofthegasolinetank______.A.threwRoycefromthecarB.broughtBilltohissensesC.blewopenthecardoorsD.leftRoycetrapped58.Billlearnedtonevergiveupandtoneverletafrienddownfrom_______.A.religionB.RoyceC.bushmenD.sports59.Bill’sbestrewardcamewhenhe_______.A.receivedamedalB.boughthisfriendadrinkC.lefthospitalawellmanD.waspraisedbyhisfriend60.Whatsthebesttitleofthepassage?A.TwooldfriendssurvivedinthefireB.NeverletafrienddownC.HowBillandRoycefoughtthefireD.AnunforgettableexperienceforBillandRoyce其次節(jié)：

下面材料是某購物網(wǎng)上供應(yīng)的一些跟睡眠有關(guān)的新產(chǎn)品的介紹。

請細(xì)致閱讀材料，從所給的六個選項(xiàng)(A、B、C、D、E和F)中，選出符合61-65各小題要求的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。

A.PillowTieTriedtakingasnoozewiththehelpofyourtie?ThePillowTie,whichlooksjustlikeanormaltiewhenwornwithasuit,comeswithalargerknot（結(jié)）andholdsadiscreetairbaginthebacksidewithasmallmouthpiecehiddenbehindits?arrowendtoblowup.Thewearersimplyhastoliftthetietotheirmouth,inflate（使膨脹）itandlaytheirheadand?pillowonadesk.Thetieisperfectfortheoffice,especiallyafterlunchtime,butmorepracticallyfortheearlymorningpublictransportjourneyasitcanbeinflatedinsecondsandmakethetiemorecomfortable.ItisbeingsoldthroughAmazonfor$49.99.B．LightSleeperMillionsofpeoplehavetroublefallingasleepeachnight,whichiswhyLightSleeperwascreated.DevelopedintheUnitedKingdom,LightSleepercanhelpapersonfallasleepandalsohelpapersonfallbacktosleepafterwakinginthemiddleofthenight.[來源:學(xué)。

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K]LightSleeperworksbyprojectingasoothinglightontotheceilingwhilethepersonislyingdown.Theideaistowatchthelight,becausethecircularmotionofthelighthasarelaxingeffect.Ithasgoneonsalethismonthatapriceof$200.C.SnoreStopperNoonelikesbeingtheonenoonewantstosleeparound.Heresanewproductdesignedtoslowdownthefrequencyandlevelofyoursnoring（打鼾），TheSnoreStopperhasasensitivemicro-sounddetectorthatwilldetectwhenyouresnoring.Onceitdoesthat,itwillsendaverymildelectronicsignaltoyourwrist.Thisconsequentlychangesyoursleepingpositiontostopyoufromsnoring.Thisproductwontcauseanydamagetoyourbody.Youcanpurchaseitnowfor$36fromAmazon.D.ZeoPersonalSleepCoachIntroducedbyZeo,thissmartheadbandseemstobeanidealsolutionforyoursleeplessnights.Itnotonlyhelpsyousleepwellbutalsoiscapableofgivingyoutheinformationonhowmuch,howwellandhowdeepyouaresleepingduringthenight.TheinformationwillbeshownonyourZeosdigitalbedsidedisplay.Zeoheadbandislightweightsoyouwillnotexperiencedifficultiessleepingwithit.YoucanpickuptheSleepCoachfor$399.E.SleepTrek3Forthosepoorsoulswhoreallyhavesufferedyearsofabnormalsleepingpatterns,thelatestmedicalkitistheSleepTrek3.Itisasmalllightweightphysiologicaldatarecorderspecificallydesignedtoassisttheclinicianinthediagnosis(診斷)ofsleep-disorderedbreathing.SleepTrek3,TypeIIISleepScreener,usessensorstorecordoxygensaturation,pulserate,airflow,snoring,respiratory(呼吸的)effortandbodyposition.Thescreenerisabletorecord12+hoursofpatientdatausingasingle3.6-voltLithiumbatteryandaCompactFlashCard.SleepTrek3isavailableonAmazonfor$4,000.F.DreamateSleepInducerThisgadget（小器械）lookslikeawatchingeneral.Itisworninyourwristbecauseitworksonthe―sleepinggoldentriangle‖whichislocatedonyourleftwrist.Thisgadgetusesacupressuretechniquestogentlymassage（按摩）thatspot.Itdoesntonlyhelpyoutorelaxandthenfallasleepbutalsoisabletoretuneandresetthe