1、江苏南京牛津译林六合高级中学高三英语试卷 单项选择1 In Beijing, although there is a good public transport system, _ private car is still becoming _ popular means of transportation.A. 不填; theB. the; a C. the; theD. a; 不填2 They were building a bridge across the river, _ bridge which was intended to carry a great deal of_ traf
2、fic.A. a; theB. the; the C. the; aD. a; 不填3The population of Asia is increasing sharply. Cities like Shanghai and Tokyo would _ have a population of 20 million by 2010. A. both B. each C. either D. every 4Never should we forget about the war and sufferings _ caused to the people.A. it B. which C. th
3、at D. what 5_ football, I like playing tennis best. I mean football is my favourite; tennis comes second. A. Next to B. Instead of C. Other than D. Apart from 6.I didnt see Mary at the party last night.She _ on her essay recently but has only finished half of it.A. had worked B. workedC. has been wo
4、rkingD. was working 7Hi, Nancy, I didnt know you had come back. So have you graduated from college?Yes. I _ French for four years in Nanjing.A. have studiedB. had studiedC. studiedD. am studying8If it _ too much trouble, Id love a cup of tea and some cookies.A. wasnt B. hasnt C. isnt D. werent9-Hell
5、o, I _ about the apartment you advertised. Could you tell me more about it? -Well, there are three rooms and a bath.A. have called B. called C. am calling D. had been calling 10Golf is the only sport that _ on the moon. On February 6, 1971, American astronaut Alan Shepard went to the moon in Apollo
6、and hit a golf ball several times.A. played B. was played C. has played D. has been played 11A plane loaded with 30 journalists and _ to make a safe landing crashed in Iraq last month. A. triedB. tryingC. to tryD. was trying 12-Why is the road kept _ up? - Because of a terrible accident.A. closed B.
7、 closing C. to close D. close 13I bet that no report _ so far can produce such a great influence on us as this one.A. being madeB. made C. having been madeD. to be made 14Though life should be colourful, I prefer devoting all my energies to my studies _ more professional knowledge. A. to get B. to g
8、etting C. rather than get D. rather than to get 15Listen! The radio says a heavy storm is heading for New York.Dont worry. Its only 60 miles away. We _ be there in less than an hour.A. shouldB. willC. mustD. might 16Apologize? _ I? It was all her own fault.A. Shall B. May 25, 2007 C. Should D. Must
9、17 _ he have been chosen as captain of our school football team?Yes, he_. Cant you see hes wearing an armband (袖标)? A. Can; mustB. Must; must haveC. Can; must haveD. May; must18- I didnt go to work today. -You _, for it is Sunday. A. didnt need to B. shouldnt have C. dont have to D. neednt have 19At
10、 60 the famous film star Dustin Hoffman is at a point in his art career _ the chances are narrowing but the roles seem stronger. A. whereB. thatC. whichD. when 20How do you think I can make up with Jack? Set aside _ you disagree and try to find _ you have in common. A. what; what B. where; what C. w
11、hat; whetherD. where; whether21_ you prefer, I will give it to you. But we havent any other models for you to choose from.A. Whichever B. Whatever C. Whenever D. However22It matters little who does it _ it is done, for you see, we are short of hands now.A. as much as B. as far as C. as long as D. as
12、 soon as23I desire that you _ remove the difference between you and Susan and become good friends. By all means I will. If only Susan _ the same idea.A. will; will haveB. can; has C. 不填; had D. must; have 24- Mary is moving to her new apartment next Sunday. -I will be glad to help her, _ need some h
13、elp.A. if she might B. if she C. would she D. should she25-I telephoned him twice, but I couldnt get through to his home. - I think that the line might have been out of order, _?A. dont you B. do you C. wasnt it D. hadnt it 26_ mobile phone can you ring _ you want to talk with anytime and anywhere.A
14、. With a; whomever B. By means of; whoever C. Using a; whomever D. Only by; whoever 27He said that very clearly so that nobody was in any _ about what was meant.A. doubt B. case C. question D. wonder 28The two men were _ of receiving stolen property, which made their parents worried.A. doubted B. ch
15、arged C. suspected D. blamed 29Now lets break off for tea, and then _ where we left off.A. look up B. check up C. turn up D. pick up 30It eventually _ that he had been stealing money from his employers, which astonished his parents.A. came out B. put out C. made out D. gave out 31Yi Jianlian, a prom
16、ising new star, said goodbye to CBA for the USA and is ready to _ in a new world of basketball.A. get off B. take off C. turn off D. come off 32-I have two tickets for todays concert. Would you like to come along with me/ - Thank you, but I promised my friend that Id _her children. A. watch B. care
17、C. observe D. attend 33Walking on the street, I always feel uncomfortable as though I _ or followed.A. am stared at B. had stared at C. was stared at D. was being stared at 34May I use your printer? _. Go ahead.A. By all means B. Im afraid you cant C. Its my pleasure D. Thats all right 完型填空I have co
18、me to believe that a great teacher is a great artist and that there are as few as there are any other great 41 . It might even be the greatest of the art 42 its the medium between the human mind and spirit.I shall speak only of my first 43 because in addition to the other things, she 44 discovery.Sh
19、e aroused us to shouting, book waving discussions. She had the 45 class in school and she didnt even seem to know it. We could 46 stick to the textbooks. She 47 curiosity into us so that we found facts or truths 48 in our hands like captured fireflies.1,3,5She was fired and perhaps 49 so, for failin
20、g to teach fundamentals. Such things must be 50 . But she left us a passion for the pure 51 world and she filled me with a 52 which has never left. I could not do simple math but 53 her I sensed that mathematics was very much like music.When she was fired, 54 came over us but the light did not 55 .
21、She left her signature for us, the literature of the teacher who wrote on our 56 . I suppose that to a larger extent I am the 57 manuscript(手稿) of the high school teacher. What deathless power 58 the hands of such a person.I can tell my son who looks forward with 59 to fifteen years of unpleasant st
22、udy that somewhere in the dusty dark a magic 60 happen that will light up the years if he is very lucky.41AartistsBscientistsCdoctorsDactors1,3,542AwhenBsinceChoweverDso43AfriendBclassmateCteacherDroommate44AmadeBfoundCcreatedDbrought45AquietestBnoisiestCloudestDbravest46AneverBalwaysCoftenDforever4
23、7AfrightenedBforcedCbreathedDpreferred48AremainedBleftClaidDhidden49ArightlyBwronglyCdoubtfullyDsadly50ApracticedBlearnedCresearchedDexperimented51AfamiliarBmysteriousCknowableDfrightful52AcourageBdeterminationCpleasureDcuriosity53AthroughBwithCtoDbefore54AgladnessBsurpriseCsadnessDhesitation55Aput
24、offBmake upCtake awayDgo out 56AmindsBnamesCpapersDbooks57AcorrectedBcopiedCunsignedDrewritten58Adeals withBlies inCadds upDgrows up59AhorrorBexcitementCdisappointmentDjoy60AmayBshouldCmustDcant阅读理解ABy the end of this year，the contents of all 1,800 courses taught at one of the worlds most famous uni
25、versities will be available online to anyone in the world，anywhere in the worldLearners wont have to register（注册)for the classes，and everyone is accepted.The cost? Its all free of chargeThe Open Course ware (OCW) movement, begun at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT)in 2002 and now spread
26、 to some 120 other universities worldwide，aims to spread knowledge to anyone who has an Internet connection and a desire to learn.OCW provides free access to course materials such as video lectures，notes，homework and so on. By giving away their content，the universities are not discouraging students
27、from joining themInstead，the online materials appear to be only attracting moreThe MIT site，along with companion sites that translate the materials into other languages，now average about 1.4 million visits per month from learners in every single country on the planetSo-called “distance learning” ove
28、r the Internet is not new. Students have been able to pay for online courses at many institutions, either to receive credits(学分)or simply as a noncredit adult-learning experience .Many universities also offer free materials delivered through the InternetBut the total number and variety of the educat
29、ional materials being released（发布)provided by MIT is simply shocking. For example，each of the 29 courses that Tufts University in Medford，Mass.，has put online so far is exactly the size of a textbook. The material provides much more than an online of a course. Visitors to TuftsOCW course on“Wildlife
30、 Medicine”call it the most complete website on that topic in the worldWhat OCW is not, its supporters agree，is a substitute for attending a university. For one thing, OCW learners are not able to receive instructions from a professor-or to discuss the course with fellow studentsIt is believed that a
31、 college education is really the total package of students working with other students，forming networks，communicating with teachers, and that whole environment of being associated with the school.1. The purpose of the OCW movement is_.Ato help reduce the expenses of university educationB .to win for
32、 MIT an advantage over other universitiesC. to provide educational materials through the InternetD. to make knowledge available to learners on the Internet2According to the passage，what OCW learners wont have is_.A. free online course materialsBcredits after attending the coursesCa non-credit adult-
33、learning experienceD .normal communication with teachers and classmates3 .The underlined sentence in the last paragraph means_.AOCW cannot take the place of normal university educationBOCW is believed to be a perfect match for attending a universityCOCW can offer students more materials than attendi
34、ng a universityDOCW can help learners complete university education at a low cost4. The passage is written mainly to_.A excite young peoples learning desire Bpraise MIT for spreading knowledgeC inform people about the OCW movement Dtell people bow to go to MIT for freeBTo what degree can a computer
35、achieve intelligence? The answer to his question may lie in a newly-developed US computer program called Smarter Child and the Internet.2,4,6If you ran into Smarter Child online, you would be surprised at this kids huge memory. It can recite many facts. For example, Smarter Child knows every basebal
36、l player in every team this season.He knows every word in the dictionary and the weather in every major city areas across the US. However, if you ask Smarter Child other questions, you get strange answers. A question about Smarter Childs age returns. “One year, 11 days, 16 hours, 7 minutes, and 47 s
37、econds!” Asking where he lives gets, “In a clean room in a high-tech building in California.”Smarter Child uses the vast information on the World Wide Web as his memory bank. To answer questions about spelling, for instance, Smarter Child goes to American Heritage Dictionary online. For the weather,
38、 he visits .Some scientists believe that by joining the many systems of the Internet, an artificial being with the combined knowledge of, say, Allbert Einstein, Richard Nixon and Britney Spears could be born. However, if Smarter Child wants to think and learn on his own like the boy-computer David i
39、n the movie A.I. Artificial Intelligence, he must overcome two problems. The first is that computers find it difficult to read web pages because the files are labeled in different ways. Thats why programmers need to tell Smarter Child where to look for the weather. It would be a much more difficult
40、task to let him find it himself.Another problem is that while Smarter Child can process(处理) information more exactly and faster than any human, he lacks common sensea basic grounding of knowledge that is obvious to any young child.5From the text we can infer that is a website .Awhich is specially de
41、signed to help Smarter ChildBwhere we people can find Smarter ChildCwhere weather forecasts are madeDwhich is about artificial intelligence6It is probably most difficult for Smarter Child to .Atell us how to spell a difficult wordBtell us how the American government is runCprovide us with a famous p
42、oem by ShakespeareDlearn the ability to tell right behavious from wrong ones7Which of the following is TRUE according to the text?ASmarter Child has his own memory bank big enough for all kinds of informationBA.I. Artificial Intelligence is probably the name of a film about a boy-computer.CSmarter C
43、hild can recognize different files and find information needed on his own.DWe have similar product now which has the knowledge of Einstein, Nixon and Spears.8Which of the following is the best title for the passage?AA New Web ChildBSmarter Child CThe Future of InternetDIntelligence DevelopmentCQueen
44、sland has recently started to carry out a water recycling policy. Queenslanders will be drinking recycled water as well as using it for other purposesThey were quickly followed by South Australia，where the government changed their former antirecycling policies.So what is Victorian Government doing?
45、Its bringing Victorians “good news that they wont have to drink recycled waterGreat. We actually have a government that is DUMBER than SA and QLD ones Good news indeedNow every Melbournian knowswe are smarter and better than the Queensland folksThen why are we run by fools ?Bracksgovernment has put
46、the States water protection on the constant force，by using dangerous and awful system for its projects and falling to provide the necessary rules for the industrial needsAfter spoiling the water resources for years on endBracksie blames the households (i.e. YOU)for water wasteageRidiculous restricti
47、ons (限制) are made，supported by Dobyourneighbour phone line .Cars become dirty，grass becomes dead，naked people bathe in the showers. Water resources keep on decreasing .So instead of supporting recycling，Bracks owes it to peoples showing no attention. Most of Europe as well as part of Asia drink recy
48、cled water ,despite not being in a serious draught (干旱)like AustraliaDrinking recycled water is SAFE，if the technologies used are proper ones.Meanwhile，the real reason for the draughtsenvironmental change is hardly being addressed by the State Government at all .Yes，they have given us a target for C
49、O2 20 decrease in 20 yearstime，but we question：A，that is not enough；B，that is too far away； C，what is going to be done to achieve those targets?9According to the author，it is_ for Victorian Government to refuse the waterrecycling policyA. necessary B .great Cunimportant Dstupid10Victorian Government
50、 believes that_Athe recycling policy of the other states is effectiveB .supporting water recycling is all Victorians dutyCgiving a target to decrease C02 also means recyclingD1imiting the use of water resources is very important11The author thinks that the decrease of water is mainly caused by_.A .e
51、nvironmental pollution B .industrial developmentC .the governments wrong policies D. human beingswrong use12The passage mainly talks about_.Aa thirsty world Ba wrong policy Ca wise decision Da new researchDUntil recently, the “science of the future” was supposed to be electronics and artificial inte
52、lligenceToday it seems more and more likely that the next great breakthroughs in technology will be brought through a combination of those two sciences with organic chemistry and genetic engineeringThis combination is the science of biotechnology Organic（有机的）chemistry enables us to produce marvelous
53、 synthetic（合成的） materialsHowever, it is still difficult to manufacture anything that has the capacity of wool to keep heat and also to absorb moistureNothing that we have been able to produce so far comes anywhere near the combination of strength, lightness and flexibility that we find in the bodies
54、 of ordinary insects Nevertheless, scientists in the laboratory have already succeeded in “growing” a material that has many of the characteristics of human skinThe next step may well be “biotech hearts and eyes” which can replace diseased organs in human beingsThese will not be rejected by the body
55、, as is the case with organs from humans The application of biotechnology to energy production seems even more promisingIn 1996 the famous science fiction writer, Arthur CClarke, many of whose previous predictions have come true, said that we may soon be able to develop remarkably cheap and renewabl
56、e sources of energySome of these power sources will be biologicalClarke and others have warned us repeatedly that sooner or later we will have to give up our dependence on non-renewable power sourcesCoal, oil and gas are indeed convenientHowever, using them also means creating dangerously high level
57、s of pollutionIt will be impossible to meet the growing demand for energy without increasing that pollution to catastrophic（灾难性的） levels unless we develop power sources that are both cheaper and cleaner It is attempting to think that biotechnology or some other “science of the future” can solve our
58、problemsBefore we give way to that temptation we should remember nuclear powerOnly a few generations ago it seemed to promise limitless, cheap and safe energyToday those promises lie buried in a concrete grave in a place called Chernobyl（切尔诺贝利）, in the UkraineBiotechnology is unlikely, however, to b
59、reak its promises in quite the same or such a dangerous way13Organic chemistry helps to produce materials that are _ Aas good as wool Bas good as an insects body Cnot as good as natural materials Dbetter than natural materials14According to the passage, it may soon be possible_ Ato make something as
60、 good as human skin Bto produce drugs without side effects Cto transplant human organs Dto make artificial hearts and eyes15In 1996, Arthur CClarke predicted that _ Abiological power sources would be put into use soon Boil, gas and coal could be repeatedly used in the future Cdependence on non-renew
61、able power sources would be reduced soon Dthe Chernobyl disaster would happen in two years16What do we learn from the last paragraph? ABiotechnology can solve all our future energy problems BBiological power is cheaper than nuclear power CBiological power may not be as dangerous as nuclear power DBi
62、ological power will keep all its promisesESo far as I know, Miss Hannah was the first person to give the basic difference between work and labor. To be happy, a man must feel, firstly, free and secondly, important. He cannot be really happy if he is forced by society to do what he does not enjoy doi
63、ng, or what he enjoys doing lowly thought of by society as valueless or unimportant. In a society where slavery in the strict sense has been got rid of, the sign that What a man does is of social value is that he is paid money to do it, but a laborer today can rightly be called a wage slave. A man i
64、s a laborer if the job that society offers him is not interesting to himself but he has to take it just owing to the necessity of earning a living and supporting his family.The opposite side to labor is play. When we play a game, we enjoy what we are doing, otherwise we should not play it, but it is
65、 a purely private activity; and society could not care less whether we play it or not.Between labor and play stands work. A man is a worker if he is personally interested in the job which society pays him to do; what from the point view of society is necessary labor is from his own point of view wil
66、ling play. Whether a job is to be classified as labor or work depends, not on the job itself, but on the tastes of the individual who does it. The difference does not, for example, agree with the difference between a physical and a mental job; a gardener or a copper may be a worker, a bank clerk is
67、a laborer. Which a man is can be seen from his attitude toward leisure(闲暇). To a worker, leisure means simply the hours he needs to relax and rest in order to work efficiently. He is therefore more likely to take too little leisure than too much; workers die of heart attack and forget their wives bi
68、rthday. To the laborer, on the other hand, leisure means freedom from compulsion(强迫), so that it is natural for him to imagine that the fewer hours he has to spend laboring, and the more hours he is free to play, the better.17. A man feels happy when _.A. he is supposed to do what is important in hi
69、s opinionB. he has to take a job to earn a living and support his familyC. he is doing something personally interesting and socially valuableD. what he enjoys doing is what he thinks highly of18. The reason why a laborer can be called a wage slave is that _.A. he has a family to supportB. his wages
70、are as low as what a slave used to makeC. society doesnt care whether he plays or notD. he is doing the job only for money, not for interest19. Whether a job can be classified as labor or work depends on _.A. whether it is a physical or mentalB. the tastes of the person who does itC. the attitude of
71、 the society toward itD. the necessity of the job to the society and individual 20. Which of the following can be the best title of the text?A. Whether to Work or to Play B. Work, Labor, and PlayC. Differences between Labor and PlayD. Leisure, Key to Work, Labor and Play第二卷对话填词Li Hua: David, I came
72、across the phrase “the gap year” when I read a newspaper article about education in the UK. What is “the gap year”?David:Well, Im actually in the gap year now. After getting (76) a _76. _from all of those (77)t , papers and presentations, many77. _students find they need to take a little (78)b_, for
73、 an entire 78. _year. When I (79)g from middle school three months ago.79. _I decided to take a year off (80) b_ going to university. 80. _There are about 200,000 “gappers” every year, 130,000 of(81)w have just finished with middle school.81. _Li Hua:So you are one (82)a them. But what do you usuall
74、y do82. _in the gap year?David:Often students use the gap year to travel around the world, learning(83)f_ languages, meeting different peoples and experiencing 83. _different cultures. And thats why I have been here.Li Hua:But, do you (84) m_ your parents?84. _David:“Absence makes the heart grow fon
75、der.” Though away from home, I feel (85)c to them. 85. _书面表达去年，上海复旦大学开始通过面试自主招收学生，今年又有一些学校加入到这一行列。这一新的招生方式在学生中引发了一场讨论。假如你是李华，请根据下表提供的内容给二十一世纪报编辑写一封信反映讨论情况。60% 的学生赞成40%的学生反对1面试可以全面综合地评价一个学生；2.鼓励学生发展个性和特长；3社会需要一种更加开放和有效的录取方式。1.面试带有主观性、片面性，可能不公正；2.并非所有学生都擅于在面试中展示自己；3.不可能在3-5分钟内评价一个人。注意：1.开头已为你写好，不计人总词数
76、。 2.参考词汇：comprehensive综合的，subjective主观的，one-sided片面的，evaluate 评价Dear Editor,Recently, a discussion has been held in our school on whether it is reasonable for the universities to admit students through interviews. The results are as follows:_41 45 ABCDB 46 50 ACDAB 51 55 CDACD 56 60 ACBAADDACCDBBDDA
77、BCDACCDBBaway/ tests/ break/ graduated/ before/ whom/ among/ foreign/ miss/ closerDear Editor,Recently, a discussion has been held in our school on whether it is reasonable for the universities to admit students through interviews. The results are as follows:60% of the students support this action.
78、They express that interviews can evaluate a student in a more thorough and comprehensive way. It can encourage students to develop their own interests and personalities. Whats more, with the development of society, a more open and efficient way to test a students abilities is needed.On the other hand, the other 40% students are against this idea. They argue that first, interviews may be subjective and one-sided, which could lead to unfairness. Second, not all students are good at showing their talents in interviews. Last but not least, a student cant be judged in only three or five minutes.
