江蘇省屆高三百校學業(yè)質(zhì)量分析考試英語

1、資料內(nèi)容僅供您學習參考，如有不當之處，請聯(lián)系改正或者刪除ILWhydothespeakersthinkWalterisaluckyman?ABecausehehasbeentoAmerica.8. Becausehehasagoodjob.9. Becausehehasagoodwife.聽第8段材料，回答第12至14題。12. Whydoesthemantakehislaptop?A.Totakenotes.KToplaygames.C.TosurftheInternet.13. WhatisthebenefitofhavingInternetaccessintheclassroomacco

2、rdingtotheman?AIthelpsstudentslearnmorethanever.RInternetaccesscanprovidevaluableinformation.C.Itgivesstudentstheaccesstocomputers.14. Whatsthecolorofthelaptopcover?C. Blue.C. A music course.C. Three.A.BlackB.Btowtl聽第9段材料，回答第15至17題。15. Whatcourseisthewomantaking?AAreadingcourse.liAwritingcourse.16.

3、Howmanycourseshasthewomantakenalready?AOne.B.Two.17. Whatisthetopicofthefirstlecture?A.Theimportanceofreading.RThebenefitofwritingbooks.ChoweverB.whateverC.whicheverD.whenever答案是B。21. Nowadays,varietyofbackgroundsinourclassrootnsgivesouryoungstudentsbetterunderstandingofdifferentracesandnationalitie

4、s.A.a；theB,不填；theQthe；aD.不填；a22. -Whatdoyouthinkofthesongs?Asamatteroffact.othemsoundsbeautiful-17-/76【英語試卷第2頁（共10英）】11-01040A.noteveryoneRnotallC.nooneD,noteveryone23._visitedtheShanghaiWorldExpoissuretotellyoutheplaceisworthytwigYoucansAythatagain.AThosewhohave；visitingB/Whoeverhas；visitingC. Thos

5、ewhohave；tobevisitedD. Whoeverhas;tobevisited2d.CouldyoutellmethewaythescientistsusedtoinventChina）sJ-20,thefourthgenerationoffighters?-ltfsatopsecret,Imafraid,butthosescientistsallhaveastrong,.ofresponsibility.A.which;beliefRwhich；senseC.inwhich：feelEXinwhichjidea25. 一Chinanowhasmoremilesofhigh-spe

6、edrailwaythanalltheothercountriesChircountryhasfallenbehind,President.Honlyweanymistakesinthepasttnrunningourcountry.ZcombiningjhadntmadeRcombining;haventmadeC.combinechhadntmadeD.combined;haventmade26. DarkcloudsaregatheringagairuIt、-Bequick!Letsgatherourthingsontheclothesline.AwillrainRwillberaini

7、ngC.israiningD.isgoingtorain27. Asaresultoftheseriousfloodinginrecentdays,alltlwhighwaysincentralAustraliahavebeencloseduntilfurther-A.informationRnewsCmessageD.notice28. Fortydollarsapair?Imafraiditsabittoomuck.Ifyoutaketwopairs,thepriceforeachcantothirty-five.A.comedownRtakedownGturnoverD.goover29

8、.only20minutestogobeforethetrainleft,1feltuneasyinthetaxitotherailwaystation.A.BorB.AsC.BecauseD.With30. Americansarealwaysunreasonable,arentthey?Exactly.TheyalwaysputblamesonChinafortheireconomicfailurewhateverweA.musthavedoneIImighthavedoneCwouldhavedoneD.shouldhavedone31. Thenewalwaystakingthepla

9、ceoftheoiiIvechangedmyiPodagain.一Youvetakenthewordsoutofmymouth.Thingsarenolongertheywereevenadecadeago.Ais;whatB.arethatC.is；thatD.are；what32. Therewere48countriesandregionstakingpartintheGuangzhouAsianGames.,A.whollyB.altogetherC.entirelyD.completely英語試卷第3頁（共10員）】11-01-04C33. Whatdoyouwanttohavefo

10、rthecomingartfestival?-Itsuptoyoutodecide.A.doB.todoCdoingD.done34. Onlyhowtogetthejobwelldoneaheadoftime.A.didRobertknowB.doesRobertknowCRobertknowsD.knowsRobert35. Themanagerofthefactorywantstoimproveproductionagreatdealtbuthedoesntspendmuchontechnology-Hewontrealisehisdream.Youknow,A. emptyvessel

11、smakethegreatestsoundB. youcanteatyourcakeandhaveitC. enoughisasgoodasafeastD. twoheadsarcmorethanone第二節(jié):完形填空(共20小題;每小題1分，滿分20分)請認真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項,并填寫在答題卷上。，Asmallboyoncewentupinthemountainsandbroughthomeaneagleegg.Theboysparentswerechickenfarmers,sonotknowinganybettertheboy36the

12、eggwiththehensforthemtowatchoveritAndfinally,theeagleegg37Tiielittleeaglewas38_togetherwithchickens.Helearnedtoalwaysbefearful,andalwaysworry.Helearnedthateventhoughhehad39,itwouldbeimpossibleforhimtofly.Theyearspassed,8ndhegrewuptobeawell40creaturebuthefeltsomethingwas41Ondayhenoticedaneagleflyinge

13、ffortlesslyinthesky,notseemingto42aboutallthethingsthatthelittleeaglehadlearnedtofear.Thelittleeaglefeltsomethinginhislittleheart.Hestarted43iftherewas44tolifethanjusteatingworms,screamingandrunningforeverylittlething.Hementionedhis45tohischickenfriends,buttheywouldjust46him.Youbelongdownhereinthedi

14、rt.Ihavea5yearmasters47fromICU(InternationalChickenUniversity)fandletmetellyou：Itisimpossibletofly!”481thelittleeaglecontinueddaydreamingEverynowandthenheheardavoiceinsidehimsaying,44Youareaneagle!Youcandoit!Youcanfly!”O(jiān)nedayhesaidgoodbyetohis49friends,andstartedhisjourneyuptothe50Eventhoughhisexper

15、iencewastellinghimhow51hewas,lieknewinhisheartthathewas52forbiggerthings.Finallyhestoppedatthetopofasteepcliff.Ashelooked53,hisheartstartedbeatingfaster.Hefeltthefearandtheworrythathehadbecomeso54withovertheyears.Butagain,something,inhisheartsaid：Youareaneagle!Youcandoit!”Andashe55hiswings,hestarted

16、singingatune：1believeIcanflyIbelieveIcantouchthesky.WoaaaalihhJIthinkaboutiteverynightandday.1believeIcansoarhigh!”36.人putRthrewC.cookedD.left37.A,brokeB.hatched4ClayD.laid38.AbornRproducedCraisedD.fed39.AlegsB.dreamsQwingsD,friends40.A.respectedB.contentedC.keptEXgrown41.A.missingB.goodC.seriousEXc

17、orrect42.人goB.worryC.comeDknow43.A.wonderingRsayingC.imaginingD.asking【英語試卷第4頁（共10頁）】11-01-04044.Aless11betterC.moreD,worse45.A.beliefB.problemCconcernD.dream46.A.stareatBalaughalC.pointatD.shoutat47.A.gradeRlevelCdegreeD.position48.A.HoweverRThereforeC.ThusD.Besides49.A.homeB.class.CschoolD.chicken

18、50.AriverB.skyC.buildingLXmountains51.A.cleverB-crazyC.sadD.disappointed52.AChinesePremierWeninNewYorkonTuesdaythreatenedmoreactionagainstJapanifitdidntreturnthecaptainoftheship.ItappearsthatPrimeMinisterKanagreedto2han、release*Afterthat,ChinawasactuallysayingthattheesseofCaptainZhanwasbasicallyover

19、,butJapanesehawksarcnotstopping.ThestrugglebetweenthetwocountriesoverDiaoyuIslandsmaywellgoonandon.56. Chinadecidedtofightbackbecause.AJapanesestrucktheChinesefishingboatB.MaeharatoldthearmyofficertoarrestthecaptainCtheJapanesegovernmentwantedtotreatthecaseundertheirdomesticlawD.Maeharawantedtopul!t

20、heAmericansintotheconflict【英語試卷第5頁（共10頁）】 110104C 57. WhichofthefollowingdoesnttheChinesegovemnientwant?A.TheconflictbetweenChinaandJapanshouldbesolvedthroughdiplomaticmeans.KJapaneseforeignministerMaeharacantakealionsshareofcreditoverthematter.C.ThecaptainoftheChinesefishingboatshouldbesetfreeassoo

21、naspossibleD.Zhansreleasecanberegardedastheendoftheconflict.58. Wecaninferfromthepassagethat.A. AmericansdidntwanttogetinvolvedintheconflictRthestrugglebetweencountrieswillgoonandonC. aseriesofmeasuresweretakentoforceJapantoreleasethecaptainD. JapanesePrimeMinisterKanisnotashawkishasMaehara59. Which

22、othefollowingisthematappropriatetitleforthispassage?ZChina-JapanconflictoverfishingboatRJapanshawkishministerC. StruggleoverDiaoyuIslandsD. DisputebetweenChinaandJapanTheLondonArtFairisachancetoseesomeofLondonsbestgalleriessellworksfromhundredsofartistsallinoneplace.Runningfrom1923JanuaryattheBusine

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24、BothestablishedartistsandlesswellknownfiguresarewellrepresentedThere*salsoafullprogrammeoftalksandworkshopscoveringeverythingfromspecificschoolsoipainting,tophotographyandthemodemartmarketTobuyticketstothefairorfortheindividualtalkscheckthelojndonArtFair.60. Thisadvertisementisintendedfor.ZBritishta

25、lentsR anyone intetested tn artC. students in specific schoolsD. computer programmers 61. The London Art Fair will lastA.5B.19_ days,C23D.3162. If you are good at taking photos, you might want toA. buy a ticketC, visit Photo 50 exhibitionR check London Art Fair D. represent your workl、xcs,Taxes,andM

26、oreTaxesAmericansoftensaythatthereareonlytwothingsapersoncanbesureofinlife：deathandtaxes.Americansdonothaveacomeronthedeathmarket,butmanypeoplefeelthattheUnitedStatesleadstheworldwiththeworsttaxes.faxesconsistofthemoneywhichpeoplepaytosupporttheirgovemmcnCTherearegenerallythreelevelsofgovernmentinth

27、eUnitedStates：federalslateundcity,therefore,therearethreetypesoftaxes.Salariedpeoplewhoearnmorethanafewthousanddollarsmustpayacertainpercentageoftheirsalarieslothefederalgovernment.ThepercentagevariesrotnpersontopersonItdependsontheirsalariesThefederalgovernmenthasagraduatedincometax.thatis*theperce

28、ntageofthetax（14to70percent）increasesasapersonsincomeincreases.Withihehighcostoftaxes*peoplearenotveryhappyOnApril15,whenthefederaltaxe*;aredue.英語試卷第6頁（決10頁” 11-01-04G-Thesecondtaxisforthestategovernment；NewYork,CaliforniatNorthDakota,oranyoftheotherforty-$venRates.Somestateshaveanincometaxsimilarto

29、thatof（hefederalgovernment.Ofcoursethepercentageforthestatetaxislower.Otherstateshaveasaleslax,whichisapercentagechargedtoanyitem（項目）whichyoubuyinthatstate.Forexample,apersonmightwanttobuyapacketofcigarettesfortwenty-fivecents.Ifthereisasalestaxofeightpercentinthatstate,thenthecostofthecigarettesist

30、wenty-sevencents.ThisfigureincludesthesalestaxSomestatesuseincometaxinadditiontosalestaxtoraisetheirrevenues（收入）.Thestatetaxlawsarediverse（多樣的）andconfusing.Thethirdtaxisforthecity.Thistaxcomesintwoforms：propertytax（peoplewhoownahomehavetopaytaxesonit）andexcise（消費稅）tax,whichischargedoncarsinacity.The

31、citiesusethesefundsforeducation,policeandKredepartments9publicworksandmunicipal（市政的）buildings.SinceAmericanspaysuchhightaxes,theyoftenfeelthattheyareworkingonedayeachweekjusttopaytheirtaxes.Peoplealwayscomplainabouttaxes.Theyoftenprotestthatthegovernmentusestheirtaxdollarsinthewrongway.Theysaythatit

32、spendstoomuchonuselessandimpracticalprograms.AlthoughAmericans品vedifferentviewsonmanyissuestheytendtoagreeononesubject：taxesaretoohigh.63. TheunderlinedsentenceMAmericansdonothaveacorneronthe*1deathmarketmeansthat.A. Americansjustlikeallotherpeople,mustdieB. Americansdonothaveasecretplacetokeepfromd

33、eathintheirlivesC. AmericansarenotgoodatdoingbusinessinthedeathmarketD. thereisnosuchplaceasadeathmarketintheUS64. TheAmericanpeopleusuallypaythreetypesoftaxesbecause.A. theyemdifferentsalariesthigh,middleandlowB. taxlaw今indifferentstatesarcdifferentC. thereaxethreelevelsofgovernmenttosupportintheUn

34、itedStatesD. therearethreekindsoftaxestopay：incometax,salestaxandpropertytax65.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtoParagraph4?E. NewYork,CaliforniaandNorthDakotahavethesametaxsystem.F. SomestateshaveanincometaxbutnosalestaxGSomestateshaveasalestaxbutnoincometax.G. Somestateshavebothanin

35、cometaxandasalestax66. Thetitle“Taxes,Taxes,andMoreTaxesimpliesthat.AAmericansarenotsatisfiedwiththethreetypesoftaxesB. thethreelevelsofgovernmentdonotusethetaxesinarightwayC. Americans,taxesarediverseandconfusingD. AmericanscomplainthattaxesaretoohighDReadingtooneselfisamodemactivitywhichwasalmostu

36、nknowntothelearnedintheearlyclaysofthehistory,whileduringthefifteenthcenturythetermreadingundoubtedlymeantreadingaloud.Onlyduringthenineteenthcenturydidsilentreadingbecomepopular.Oneshouldbecareful,however,ofsupposingthatsilentreadingcameaboutsimplybecausereadingaloudwasdistracting（分散注意力）toethers.Ex

37、aminationofreasonsconnectedwith【英語試卷第7頁（共10頁）】H-01-04C*thehistoricaldevelopmentofsilentreadingshowsthatitbecametheusualmodeofreading（ormostadultreadingtasksmainlybecausethetasksthemselvesdiangedincliaracter.Thenineteenthcenturysawagradualincreaseinliteracy讀寫能力）andthusinthenumberofreaders.Asreadersin

38、creased*sothenumberoflistenersdropped,andthustherewassomereductioniniheneedtoreadaloud.Asreadingforthebenefitoftisxenersgrewlesscommon*socamethepopularityofreadingasaprivateactivityinsuchpublicplacesaslibraries*trainsandoffices1wherereadingaloudwoulddisturbotherreadersinaway.Towardstheendofthecentur

39、yTherewasstillheatedargumentoverwhetherbooksshouldbeusedforinformationortreatedrespectfullyandoverwhetherthereadingofmaterialsuchasnewspaperswasinsomewaymentallyweakening.Indeedthisargumentremainswithusstillineducation.However,whateveritsadvantagestheoldsharedliteracyculturehadgoneandwasreplacedbyth

40、eprintedmassmediaontheonebandandbybooksandmagazinesforaspecializedreadershipontheother.Bytheendofthecenturystudentswerebeingadvisedtohavesomenewideasofbooksandtouseskillsinreadingthemwhichwerenotpropertifnotimpossible?fortheoralreader.Thesocial,cultural,andtechnologicaldevelopmentsinthecenturyhadgre

41、atlychangedwhatthetermreadingreferredto.67. ReadingaloudwascommonbeforethenineteenthcenturybecauseA. silentreadinghadnotbeendiscoveredKfewpeoplecouldreadforthemselvesC. therewerefewplacesforprivatereadingD. peopledependedonreadingforenjoyment68. Thedevelopmentofsilentreadingduringthenineteenthcentur

42、yshowed一A. achangeinthepositionofliteratepeopleB. anincreaseinthenumberofbooksC. anincreaseintheaverageageofreadersD. achangeinthenatureofreading69. ItisstillbeingarguedineducationaboutA. theimportnnceofsilentreadingB. theamountofinformationprovidedbybooksandnewspapersC. thevalueofdifferenttypesofre

43、adingmaterialD. theeffectsofreadingonhealth70. Thewriterofthispassageisattempting.A.toexplainhowpresent-dayreadinghabitsdevelopedRtochangepeopleswayofreadingC, toshowhowreadingmethodshaveimprovedD, toencouragethegrowthofreading第II卷（非選擇題）第四部分，任務型閱讀（共10小題海小題I分漏分10分）請認真閱讀下列短文，并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一個最恰當?shù)?/p>

44、單詞。注意:每個空格只填1個單詞.請將答案寫在答題卷上相應題號的橫線上。Thenextfewdecadewillseegreatchangesinthewayenergyissuppliedandused.Insomemajoroilproducingnations,*peakoiPhasalreadybeenreachedandthereareincreasingfearsofglobalwarming.TomeetthesechaUenEes,countriesareinvestinginSmartGnd（電網(wǎng)）techndogy;Thissystemaimstoprovidethedec

45、tridtyindustrywithabetterunderttandingofpowergenerationanddemand,andtousethisinformationtocreateamoreefficientpowernetwork.【英語試卷第8頁（共10負）】* 110104C SmartGridtechnologybasicallyinvolvestheapplicationofacomputersyslemtotheelec”tricitynetworkThecomputersystemcanbeusedtocollectinformationaboutsupplyandd

46、e-rnandandimproveengineers*abilitytomanagethesystem.Withbetterinformationaboutelectricitydemand,thenetworkwillbeabletoincreasetheamountofelectricitydeliveredperunitgenerated?leadingtopotentialdecreasesinfuelneedsandcarbonemissions.Moreover,thecomputersystemwillassistinreducingoperationalandmaintenan

47、cecosts.SmartGridtechnologyoffersbenefitstotheconsumertoo.Theywillbeabletocollectreal-timeinformationontheirenergyuseforeachappliance.Smartmetersmakeitpossibletochargedifferentlytheappliancesusedatdifferenttimes.Thereforetheymayusethwrwashingmachinesatnight.SmartmeterscanalsobeconnectedtotheInternet

48、ortelephonesystem!allowingcustomerstoswitchappliancesonoroffremotely.Furthermore,ifhousesarefittedwiththeequijxncnttogeneratetheirownpowertappliancescanbesettorundirectlyfromtheon-sitepowersource,andanyexcesscanbesoldtothegrid.WiththesechangescornerarangeofchallengesThefirstinvolvesmanagingthesupply

49、anddemandSourcesofrenewableenergysuchaswind,waveandsolar,areunpredictable.Withoilandgasitisrelativelysimpletoincreasethesupplyofenergytomatchtheincreas-ingdemandduringpeaktimesofthedayoryear.Withalternativesourcesthisisfarmoredifficult,andmayleadtoblackoutsorsystemsfailure,11-01-040Asecondproblemist

50、hefactthattunnyrenewablepowergenerationsourcesarelocatedinremoteareassuchaswindyuplandsandcoastalregionstwherethereiscurrentlyalackofelectricalinfrastructure.Newinfrastructuresthereforemustbebuilt.Thankfully,withimprovedsmarttechnologythiscanbedonemoreefficientlybyreducingthereinforcemeatorconstructioncosts.Title：SmartEnergy71toinvestinSmartGridtechnologySmartGridtechnologyisusedtohelptheelectricityindustrytobetter72powergenerationandde-mand.andtocreateamoreefficientpowernetwork.73_ofSmartGridtechnologyItusesaco