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学年上学期高三英语期中考试卷2019—2019第一卷第一节（共小题；每题分，总分值分）5L
57.5听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最正确选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来答复有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍例How muchis theshirtA.£
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1.What timeis itnowA.9:10B.9:50C.10:
002.What doesthe womanCA.It snice.It scold
3.What willthe mandoA.Attend ameeting B.Give alectureLeave hisoffice
4.What is the woman,s opinionaboutthe courseCA.Too hard.Very easy
5.What doesthe womanthink of theweather B.Worth takingC.wantB.It swarm theman todo A.Speak louder.B.Apologize toher.C.Turn offthe radio.第二节（共小题；每题分，总分值分）15L
522.5听下面5段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最正确选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第段材料，答复第、题
6676.How longdid Michaelstay inChinaC.Two weeks.A.Five days.B.One week.
7.Where didMichael golast yearA.Russia.B.Norway.C.India.听第段材料，答复第、题
7898.What fooddoes SallylikeA.Cook dinner.B.Fish.C.Eggs.
9.What arethe speakersgoing todoA.Cook dinner.B.Go shopping.C.Order dishes.听第段材料，答复第至题.
8101210.Where arethe speakersA.In ahospital.B.In theoffice.C.At home.
11.When isthe reportdue A.Thursday.B.Friday.C.Next Monday.
12.What doesGeorge suggestStephaniedo with the reportA.Improve it.B.Hand itin later.C.Leave itwith him.听第段材料，答复第至题
9131613.What isthe probablerelationship betweenthespeakersA.Salesperson andcustomer.B.Homeowner andcleaner.C.Husband andwife.
14.What kindof apartmentdo the speakers preferA.One withtwo bedrooms.B.One withoutfurniture.C.One neara market.
15.How muchrent shouldonepay for the one-bedroom apartmentA.$350B.$400C.$
41516.Where isthe apartmentthespeakerswould liketo seeA.On LakeStreet B.On MarketC.On SouthStreet.听第段材料，答复第至题
10172017.What percentageof theworld stea exportsgo toBritainA.Almost15%B.About30%C.Over40%
18.Why dotea tastertaste teawith milkA.Most Britishpeople drinktea thatway.B.Tea tastesmuch betterwithmilk.C.Tea withmilk ishealthy.
19.Who suggestsa pricefor eachtea
1.Tea tastersB.Tea exporters.C.Tea companies.
20.What isthe speakertalkingaboutA.The lifeof teatasters.B.Afternoon teain Britain.C.The LondonTea TradeCentre.第二局部阅读理解（共两节，总分值分）第一节（共小题；每题分，总分值分）4015230ALima,the capitalof Peru〔秘鲁）,has countlessmuseums thattourists can11afford tomiss.Now startpackingup andprepare foryour perfectPeruvian historyexploration at these wonderfulmuseums.♦Larco MuseumSteppinginside,visitors getto learnthe5000-year historyof Peruthrough anunbelievable collectionofobjects.The bestthing aboutthe museumis thatit keepsthe doorto theStoreroom opento visitorssothat theycan admireits collectionclosely.♦Gold Museum of PeruIf you likeshiny objectsor preciousmetals,then plana tripto Gold Museum of Peru,In ancienttimes,thePeruvian peoplewere celebratedfor theirskills withmetals Andthe museumis aimedat preservingthisheritage.♦Lima Art MuseumArt expertsare muchpleased asthe cityis alsohome to Lima ArtMuseum.Its permanentexhibit ofover1,200pieces ismerely a small part of itsamazing collectionmore than17,000artifacts.The highlightof the museumis itscollection ofCarlos Baca-Flor masterpieces,which isconsidered to be the most completesetin theworld.♦Museum ofItalian ArtTheonly museumdedicated toEuropean artin Peru,Museum ofItalian Artis astorehouse ofclassicaland contemporarypaintings andsculptures belongingto the20th century.The propertyis easilyaccessibleby ashort walkfrom Lima ArtMuseum.♦Museum of Natural HistoryLastbut certainlynot theleast isthe Museum ofNatural History.Giving aglimpse into the richbiodiversityin Peru,the museumhas ondisplay theskeletons ofa spermwhale andfossils ofseveral mammals.
21.In whichmuseum canvisitors enterthe StoreroomA.LimaArtMuseum.B.Gold Museum of Peru.C.Larco Museum.D.MuseumofNatural History.
22.What makesGold Museumof Perudifferent fromother museumsA.Its exhibitof diversitiesof animals.B.Its largecollection ofobjects.C.Its classicalpaintings andsculptures.D.Its displayof Peruvianskills withmetals.
23.Which museumisthe closesttoLimaArt MuseumA.MuseumofItalian Art.B.MuseumofNaturalHistoryC.Larco Museum.D.GoldMuseumofPeru.BSam Traftonwas myviolin teacherand whathe saidduring oneof mylessons oftencame backto myearslater.One dayhe askedme howmuch practiceI wasdoing,I saidthree orfour hoursa day.“Do youpractice in long stretches,an hourat atimeI tryto.u Well,don t,〃he shouted.Whenyou growup,time wont comeinlong stretches.Practice inminutes,whenever you can findthem,fiveor tenbefore school,after lunch,between householdtasks.Spread thepractice throughthe day,and theviolinplaying willbecome apart ofyour life.〃When I was teachingat Boston,I wantedto write a novel,but classperiods,theme-reading,and committeemeetings filledmy daysand evenings.For twoyears Igotpractically nothingdown onpaper,and myexcuse wasthat I had notime.Then Iremembered whatSam hadsaid.During thenext weekI conductedan experiment.Whenever I had fiveminutes unoccupied,I satdownand wrotea hundredwords orso.To mysurprise,at theend of the weekIhadfinished achapter.Lateron Icontinued mynovels bythe samepiecemeal method.Though myteaching schedulehadbecome heavierthan ever,every daythere wereunoccupied momentsthat couldbe caughtand puttouse.I eventook upviolin-playing again,finding that the shortmoments of the dayprovided sufficienttime for bothwriting andviolin practice.There is an importanttrick inthis timeyou mustget intoyour workquickly.If youhave onlyfiveminutes forwriting,youcant affordto wastefor chewingyour pencil.You mustmake yourmentalpreparations beforehand,and concentrate on yourtask almostinstantly whenthe timecomes.Fortunately,rapid concentrationis easierthan mostof usrealize.I admitI havenever learnthow to let itgo easilyat theend ofthe fiveor tenminutes.But lifecanbe countedon tosupply interruptions.Sam Traftonhas had a great influence onmy life.To himI discoverythateven veryshort periodsof timeadd upto alluseful hoursI need,if Iplunge（投入）in withoutdelay.
24.What isthe suggestionofthe writer sviolin teacherA.Practice violinas muchas possibletobeskillful.B.Play theviolin forthree orfour hoursa day.C.Try tomake gooduse ofevery freemoment.D.Practice inlongstretches,an hourat atime.
25.Which ofthe followingstatements isTRUEA.Sam owesgreat thanks to thewriter forteaching himhow touse time.B.Sam hashad a greatinfluenceon thewriters lifeas aviolinist.C.Rapid concentrationis actuallymore difficultthan mostpeople imagine.D.The writerdidn ttake theteacher,s wordsto heartat first.
26.We caninfer thatthewriter.A.has newbooks publishedeach yearhowever busyhis teachingisB.can findtimeformental preparationsbeforehand,so heis devotedto workinstantly.C.has formeda badhabit ofchewing apencil whilewriting hisnovels.D.is alwaystired ofinterruptions in life becausehis teachingschedule is always heavy
27.What isthebest titlefor thispassageA.A Littletime ata Time.B.How IBecame aWriterC.Concentrate onYour WorkD.A GoodTeachercNew researchshows thatpeople withblue eyeshave asingle,common ancestor.A teamattheUniversityof Copenhagenhave trackeddown agenetic mutation（突变）which tookplace6,000-10,000years agoandis thecause ofthe eyecolour ofall blue-eyed humansalive onthe planettoday.nOriginally,we allhad browneyes,,f saidProfessor Hans Eiberg.But agenetic mutation affecting theOCA2gene（基因）in our body resultedin thecreation ofa switch,which literallyturned offthe abilitytoproduce browneyes.The0CA2gene codesfortheso-called Pprotein,which isinvolved in the productionofmelanin（黑色素）.It givescolour toour hair,eyes andskin.The switch,which islocated in the geneneighboring to0CA2,does not,however,turn offthe geneentirely,but ratherlimits itsaction toreducing theproduction ofmelanin inthe eyeball一effectively turningbrowneyes toblue.The effectofthe switch on0CA2is veryspecific therefore.If the0CA2gene had beencompletely destroyedor turnedoff,human beingswould bewithout melaninin theirhair,eyes orskin colour.Variation inthe colouroftheeyes frombrown togreen canall beexplained bythe amountof melanininthe eyeball,but blue-eyed individualsonly havea smalldegree ofvariation inthe amountof melaninin their eyes.From thiswe canconclude thatall blue-eyed individualsare linkedto the same ancestor,n saysProfessor Eiberg.They haveall inherited（继承）the sameswitch atexactly thesame spotin theirDNA.Brown-eyed individuals,by contrast,have considerableindividual variationinthearea oftheir DNAthatcontrols melaninproduction.The mutationof browneyes toblue representsneither a positive nora negativemutation.It isone ofseveralmutations suchas haircolour,baldness,and beautyspots,which neitherincreases norreducesa human*s chanceof survival.As ProfessorEiberg says,“it simplyshows thatnature isconstantlyaffecting thehuman geneand tryingout differentchanges asit doesso.
28.What isthe findingof ProfessorHansEiberg*s teamA.The eyecolor can be changedby adjustinggenes today.B.Blue-eyed peoplehave surviveddue to their specialgenes.C.A geneticmutation leadsto thechange ofpeople1s eyecolor.D.The eyecolor canhelp discoverwhere people1s ancestorswere.
29.What canwe learnabout“theswitch11from Paragraph3A.It helpsproduce lessmelanin.B.It producesmelanin directly.C.It can be limitedby othergenes.D.It helps0CA2function inourbody.
30.Why canwe concludeall blue-eyed individualsare linkedto thesame ancestorA.They havealmost thesame gene.B.They haveasmalldegree ofvariation.C.They havemore melaninintheireyes.D.They havemore variationin gene.
31.What doesthe lastparagraph want to tellusA.Nature affectsour genes.B.Only thefittest cansurvive.C.We aredecided byour genes.D.Some geneticmutations arepointless.DA goodmemory isan importantadvantage and it issomething thatcanbedeveloped rightfrom childhood.Playing memory games ona regularbasis offersa widerange ofbenefits tokids.Even childrenwho havelearningdisabilities areable toretain informationfor longerthankstoplaying thesememory games.One ofthemostimportant advantagescoming from playing memoryand mathematicalgames from a young ageis that they helpdevelop thebrain.In fact,this isa greatway togive exercisetothebrain.Scientistshave alsoobserved aremarkable increase in cognitive（认知的）skills asa resultof playingthesegames.Other advantagesincludeincreaseinshort-term memoryand improvedability toconcentrate ontasks athand.One ofthebiggest obstaclesof learningisaninability tofocus onone,s workand topay thenecessary attentiontoimportant subjects.Apart fromall the advantages listedabove,memory gamesalso makelearning funandensure thatkids haveapositiveapproach towards learning andacquire anumber ofskills thatwillhelp themfor along timeto come.This isof greatimportance becauseit helps kids perseverewith theireducationas theygrow olderand difficultylevels ofstudying increase.Kids thesedays spendagreatdeal timeplaying video games andare quickto startplaying educationalgamesas well.Interestingly,many parentsare happyto letthem switchfromplayingvideogames to memorygamesonacomputer ormobile device.There aremany differenttypes of memory gamesthat onecould choosefor oneskids.However,one shouldonlyever giveage-appropriate puzzlesand mathematicalgamestokids orelse theirmotivation levelstoparticipate inthem willdrop overtime.In short,a childwho hasbeen exposedto propermemory gamesfroma veryyoungageis morelikely todo wellinlife.
32.The underlinedword“retain inthe firstparagraph isclosest inmeaning to”.A.read B.hear C.keep D.change
33.Which ofthe followingis NOTtheadvantageof memorygamesA.Making childreninterested inlearning B.Treating childrenslearningdisabilities.C.Helping childrenconcentrateontheir studyD.Developing childrens brains
34.The motivationofchildren willdrop if.A.they playmemorygamesthat arent suitablefor themB.there arent manyinteresting gamesavailableC.the memorygames areonly designedfor everylittle kidD.they arerequired tospend moretime instudyingE..What doesthe passagemainly talkaboutA.The historyof memorygames.B.The developmentof memorygamesC.The popularityof memorygames.D.The benefits ofmemorygames第二节（共小题；每题分，总分值分）5210根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最正确选项选项中有两项为多余选项ForgivenessTo forgiveisavirtue,but noone hasever saidit iseasy.When someonehas deeplyhurt you,it canbeextremely difficulttoletgo ofyour hate.However,forgiveness ispossible,anditcanbesurprisinglybeneficial toyour physicaland mentalhealth.People whoforgive showless sadness,anger andstress andmorehopefulness,according toa recentresearch.
36.Try thefollowing stepsCalm yourself.
37.You cantake acouple ofbreaths andthinkofsomething thatgives youpleasurea beautifulscene innature,or someoneyou love.Dont wait for anapology.Many timesthe person who hurt you doesnot intendto apologize.They mayhavewanted tohurtyouor theyjust dontsee thingsthesameway.38・Keep inmind thatforgivenessdoes notnecessarilymean becomingfriends againwiththepersonwhoupset you.Take thecontrol away from your offender（冒4巳者）.Rethinking aboutyour hurtgives powerto thepersonwho causedyou pain.Instead offocusing onyour woundedfeelings,learn tolook forthe love,beauty andkindness aroundyou.
39.If youunderstand youroffender,you mayrealize thathe orshe wasacting outof unawareness,fear,and evenlove.You maywanttowritealetter toyourself from youroffender1s pointof view.Don1t forgetto forgiveyourself.
40.But itcan robyou ofyour selfconfidence ifyou dontdo it.A.Why shouldyou forgiveB.How shouldyou startto forgiveC.Recognize thebenefitsofforgiveness.Try tosee thingsfromyouroffender1s angle.D.For somepeople,forgiving themselvesisthebiggest challenge.E.To makeyour angerdie away,try asimple stressmanagement technique.F.Ifyouwaitforpeople toapologize,you couldbe waitingan awfullylong time.G.第三局部英语知识运用（共两节，总分值分）45完形填空（共小题；每题分，总分值分）20L530Adventure isin myblood.And Ihadbeenconsidering howIwasgoing tocelebrate myhigh schoolgraduation.I didnt justwant asmall_41inthebackyard.I startedthinking aboutdoing asolo_42somewhere outofthe ordinary.I tookout43and drewthe1,500-mileroute alongwhich Iwould be44from thenorthernmost pointin Norwaytothesouthernmost sectionof Sweden.When I45my planswith mydad,he_46_as Ithought hewould.BecauseI getmy adventurous_47_from him,he wasall forit.Ihadonly beenawayfrommy48three daysnow,but therewas aninner49going oninside ofme.Part ofme washomesick anddoubting whetherI50could makeit.The otherpartofme wasready to51to myselfand myfamily thatI coulddo itbymyself.On theroad,I metanother52who wasquite abit olderthan Iwas.He hadstarted hisjourney__53_by bikeatthesouthern partof Norwayand hadjust finished.I couldtell hehadagreat senseof
54.It encouragedme notto
55.As Ilistened tomy56artists onmy MP4player,I pedaled（踩踏板）with myfeet.There was57aroundme formiles.-58___,that wasnt entirelytrue.There weremosquitoes;---millions ofthem.My armswereso dottedwith59thattheylooked likea topographicalmap（地形图）.But,however60it wouldbe,nothing couldstop myadvance towardsthe destination.As youknow,adventure isin myblood.
41.A.meeting B.party C.conversation D.lecture
42.A.f lightB.interview C.trip D.performance
43.A.instructions B.maps C.magazines D.newspapers
44.A.biking B.flying C.walking D.running
45.A.compared B.changed C.prepared D.shared
46.A.left B.sighed C.agreed D.cried
47.A.spirits B.stories C.skills D.hobbies
48.A.hotel B.school C.office D.home
49.A.battle B.activity C.request D.discussion
50.A.certainly B.usually C.really D.reasonably
51.A.prove B.reply C.turn D.adapt
52.A.driver B.jogger C.pilot D.bicyclist
53.A.slowly B.alone C.patiently D.worriedly
54.A.humour B.direction C.satisfaction D.balance
55.A.calm downB*break dowriC.speed upD.give up
56.A.personal B.favourite C.professional D.successful
57.A.nobody B.everybody C.anything D.everything
58.A.Firstly B.Eventually C.Actually D.Fortunatelybites
59.A.wounds Bcuts CD.dots..complex
60.A.boring confusingD.difficult第二卷第四局部写作（共两节，总分值分）35第一节短文改错（共小题；每题分，总分值分）10110假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有10处语言错误，每句最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除和修改增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号，并在其下面写出该加的词删除把多余的词用斜线［\）划掉修改在错的词下画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意
1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词;
2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分It waswarm andsunny,so wedecide togo fora swim.When Ireached tothe beach,my friendswerealready there.The seawas perfect,appearing aswithit,and myfriends werealittle disappointingas theyliked hugewaves.When wegot hungryandthirsty,we boughtsome hotdogand drinksfromanearby shop.After that,we becameenergetic enoughfora footballgame.It surprisedall wasthat myteam wongame.Then we relaxed forawhile,sleep onthe beach.At abouthalf pastfour,we packedup mythings andwenthome.Wereally hadfun.第二节书面表达（总分值分）25假定你是李华，你的英国朋友Charles来信想了解中国人现在生活方式的变化情况请根据以下要点给他回信
1.交通出行高铁、共享单车等；
2.支付方式微信支付、支付宝等；
3.交流方式微信、QQ等注意
1.词数100词左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
3.开头已为你写好提示词共享单车shared bike高铁high-speed train微信WeChat支付宝Alipay DearCharles,I mglad thatyou reinterested inthe waywereliving now.Yours,Li Hua。
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