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1、高一分班考英语试卷第一节单项填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分-Did Alan C叮oy seeing his old企iends yesterday?-Yes, he did. He A. didnt seeC. hasnt seend _ his old friends for a long time. B.wouldnt seeD. hadnt seen1.C -Please ca1Ty a cell phone to make it easier for me to get hold of you.-OK, Dad. But I am eighteen. You _ C一一一W

2、Oilso much.A.cant B. 1nustntC.shouldnt D.wouldnt 2.C It was only when I reread his poems recently一D一一I began to appreciate their beauty.A. soB. asC. whenD. that3.CC_ experiment took us five months and tu1ned out great success. A.咀1e;不填B.a；不填C.咀1e; aD.The; the4.B In some pa1ts of the world, tea一B _ w

3、ith milk and sugar.A. is se1vingB. is se1ved5.C - Hi, Mary, you look tired.C. se1vesD. se1ved-1 m tired. I A. did6.D -A. trappingthe homework all day. B.had doneC.have been doingD.have doneC一一一一in the chimney for five hou1 the thief looked ve1pale and tired. B. Being trapped C. Having trappedD. Havi

4、ng been trapped7.D If you cant decide which of the two books to borrow, why dont you takeread them this week.A. allB.anyC. eitherD.both8.D The house rent is expensive. Ive got about half the space I had at home and I创n playing D here. ? I wont A.as three times muchB. as much three timeC.much as thre

5、e timesD.three times as much9.B My cousin came to see me ii-om the countI一Dme a full basket of白esh fiuits. A. broughtB. bringingC. to bringD. had brought10.D Youd better take some medicine with you _ Bsomeone gets sick. A.so thatB.as soon asC. as l ong asD.in case11. A I cant stand一一D一一with Jane in

6、the same office. She just re如seswhile she works.A. working; to stoptalking B.to work; stoppingC.working; stopping D. to work; to stopDont mention由atat the beginning of the sto1卫or it may一Aending. the shocking d 町与山WJMmH兔”AUYI户UW飞a也va 、 obHU ABA气，“AB.give out C. give upD. give offlast year, is a nice

7、 old city.B. which I visitedC. where I visited D. in which I visited13. B Professor William as well as his studentsfailed.hard to find out why 吐1e experirnent A. workB. workingC.is ,vorlcingD.旺c working 第二节完形填空（共20小题：每小题1.5分， 满分30分）阅读下面短文， 掌握其大意， 然后从36-55各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中， 选出最佳选项， 并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。. Each

8、 of us fails from tirne to tirne. If we are wise, we accept these failures as a _lL part of the learning process. But all too often as parents and teachers weLtl1is same 1哈ht to our chilchen. Donnie was n1y youngest third-grader. He was a过1y, nervous boy. His fear of i呈一kept him tiom classroorn garn

9、es 出at other chilchen played with joy. He 旦一 anSWered questions he i止一be wrong. I tried my best to build hirn self-confidence. But .2.L changed until 1nidte1m, .1主MaiAnne, a student teacher, was assigned （指派、 分配） to our classroom. She vvas young and pre忧y, and she loved chilchen. My pupils, Donnie 主

10、主，admired her. Then one 1norning we vvere ,vorking on _1生 proble1ns on由c blackboard. Donnie had copied the proble1ns a11d filled in ar1wers. -2.主 with his progi、ess, I left the children with lVIruy Anne and vvent for a1t rnaterials. When I retu111时，Donnie was in tears. Hed 1nissed由e third tnaths pro

11、blern. ltly student teacher looked at me .2.立.Suddenly her face brightened. Frorn the desk we主J_she got a canister （小筒） filled witl1主主一”Look, Donnie, she said, kneeling beside hitn a11dL lifting the tearStained face fron1 his 础lllS.”Ivegot sornething to shovv you. She rernoved出c pencils, one _l丘，and

12、 placed tl1e1n on his desk. See tl1ese pencils, Donnie？”she continued. They belong to Mrs. Lindstrorn and me. See how出c erasers are 31 ? Thats because we 1nake tnistakes too. Lots of then1. But ,ve立主 the mistakes ar1d uagain. Thats主 you must learn to do, too.” She kissed him and stood up. Here，”she

13、said， ”Ill _l生 one of these pencils on your desk so you11 remember that 35 tnakes rnistakes, even teachers.”Donnie looked up with love in his eyes and a srnile -the first Id seen on his face that year. C 16. A. forrnerB.uselessC.necessa1D.fairAl 7. A. denyB. admitC. giveD. requireB 18. A. fiiendship

14、B. failureC. successD.teachersB 19. A. oftenB.seldornC.everD. frequently C 20. A.mustB. canC. mightD. willB 21. A. e.rerything B. nothingC. sorne吐1ingD.anythingA22. A. ,vhenB. becauseC. soD. whileC 23. A. exceptedB. includingC. includedD.containedC 24. A. EnglishB. histo1yC. 1nathsD.geographyD 25. A

15、. EagerB. AngtC. SurprisedD.PleasedA26. A. in despairB. in publicC.in wa11tD. in silenceB 27. A. sparedB. sharedC. struedD. boughtB 28. A. booksB. pencilsC. knivesD. erasersA29. A. gentlyB. slightlyC. quicklyD.skillfullyC 30. A. at ti1nesB. at one tiine C. at a ti1neD.at timeD 31. A.chB. cleanC. new

16、D. V/0111D 32. A. makeB.reI让C.copyD. eraseA33. B 34. A35. A. whatB.whichA. remainB.leaveA.everybodyB.nobodyC.thatD. whyC.lieD. setC. so1nebodyD. one第三部分： 阅读理解（共16小题：每小题2分， 满分40分阅读下列短文， 从每题所给的四个选项（A、 B、 C和D中， 逃出最佳选项A Win $ 50 i11 tl1e Coolest Gadl!et of tl1e Week Look at whats由e coolest gadget (vote

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21、 Where can you find tl1e full post of tl1e“yo S?A. Tech Stvling.B.Super Cool Pets.C. Decide What to Buy.D. Trends Updates.37. If you buy a Star1y Night Bed, you can get all the following gadgets EXCEPTA.temperature controlB. movie projectorC.州justable fansD. anti-snore technology38. From this passag

22、e, we lea1n由at Fugoo canA. check traffic conditionsB.W划（e you upC.take you to workD. make coffee39. Where does tl1is advertisement probably come from?A. A 1nagazine.B. A website.C. A newspaper.D. A textbook.B When Johnny Cash sings, people listen. His big, deep voice 1umbles out of radios and jukebo

23、xes aaoss No1th America. His records sell by the 1nillion. Countlmusic fans ever归rhereknow his big hits They love songs like “Hey Poiter”，“Ring of Fire, and Folsom Prison Blue”Johnny Cash sings about a hundred conceits a year. People like what they hear-and what they see, too. Rugged and big-shoulde

24、red, the singer stands six-two without his black boots on. Hes a two-hundred-pound package of muscle and talent. And that scar （疤痕）on his cheek? Its a bullet （子弹）hole, of course! In the minds of most people, Johnny Cash ish也. Tough (violent) Guy. Hes an ex-chug addict （上瘾者）who was once put in prison

25、. His grancbnother was an Indian. To keep from starving, he once had to live on wild rabbits killed from f 01ty feet away with a knife. Some people say he even killed a man. In fact, mo筑of the Johnny Cash sto1y is just that-a story. T1ue, years ago he had a dtug habit”for a sho1t time. He“poppedpill

26、s. But he never used heroin or othelharddtugs. Sometimes hed go wild and get locked up for a few hours. But he never served a prison sentence. TI1eres no Indian blood in his veins. Hes been a killer only in song. As for由ebullet hole”，its an old scar left by a doctor who opened a cyst （囊肿People who k

27、now Johnny Cash well say hes a“gentle guy二a generous guyanything but a“tough guy.How did the stories get sta1ted? Some of them, like the sto1about tl1e“Indian grancbnotl1er, he made up long ago to add excitement to his career. Others, like thebullet hole”， simply got sta1ted. Now theres little tl1e

28、singer can do to change peoples minds.“TI1ey just want to believe it,he says. 40.Johnny Cash is a favourite of manyA. opera loversB.countlmusic fansC. hard-rock fansD. jazz music lovers41. In tluth, Johnny CashA.invented the“Indian grancbnotl1erB. used to kill rabbits for a livingC. had a bullet hol

29、e on his cheek D. served a long prison sentence42.In his private life, Johnny Cash isA. much wilder由an he looksB. much smaller than he is on stageC. much tougher than he is in public D. much 1nore gentle than 1nost people suppose43.1e passage shows us由at many people believeA. only what they see B. w

30、hat they are sure is t111eC. only what tl1ey hear D. what they find interestingC. It doesnt rnatter how clever you are or how rnuch education youve had, you can still improve your mind. And improving your intellig巳nce quotient(IQ) doesnt have to mean studying hard. There are many methods tl1at can h

31、elp your brain. Here are three of tl1em, fiom tl1e British science magazine New Scientist. Wo1灿1g 1ne1nory IQ is not decided by genetics. Some methods can help inaease it. Why: Until recentl弘a persons IQ was tl1ought to be determined by genetics. But recent studies suggest that a basic brain functio

32、n called working memo1 could increase ones IQ.月forkingmemo1is the brains sho1t-te1m storage system.咀1e a1nount of info1mation the working memory can hold is related to general intelligence. How: Training helps us expand the working memo1 . Common training tasks include: doing math questions仙at have

33、inte1mediate（中间的） steps; remembering the position of objects on a map; or remembering a string of digits（数字）， like a phone number, without writing it down. Body and 1niI1d Physical exercise can help the brain as well as the body. Its good for those who hate studying hard. Why: Physical exercise help

34、s the growth of new brain cells. Until recentl弘it was believed由at weproduced no new brain cells in our lifetime. But, in 2000, US scientist Fred Gage showed that even adults could grow new brain cells. He also found由at exercise was one of the best ways to achieve由is.How: Simply walking for half an h

35、our three ti1nes a week can improve lea111ing, concentration and reasoning by 15 percent. Even more gentle exercise like yoga can do good for your brain. A study last year showed that the best way to get a mental lift is to bend over backwards. Il1e Mozart effect Music may tune up your tl1inking. Bu

36、t sirnply tu111ing up tl1e sound wont make you clever. Why: American scientist Frances Rauscher made waves by discovering in 1995 that listening to Mozart improved peoples mat11e1natical reasoning. Last year, Rauscher repo1ted that Moza1ts music seerned to increase activity in genes involved in ne1v

37、e-cell signaling in the brain. How: Listening to Mozart and taking music lessons. Music lessons can really help. Six-year-old children who were given music lessons got a 2 -to 3-point increase in IQ scores. Music lessons exercise a lot of mental skills, because of tl1e need of accurate finger moveme

38、nts, and listening for rh泸hm.44. If you dont like to study hard, youd betterto improve your IQ. A. listen to musicC. bend over bacl仰ardsI鸣ularly45.咀1e underlined word“由is refers toB. lea111 how to concentrateD. Usome physical exerciseA. tl1e improvement of ones IQB由e growth of new brain cells C. phy

39、sical exerciseD. tl1e study of Fred Gage46. From tl1e a1ticle we can conclude tl1at it is wrong to think that一一一A.listening to Moza1t improves peoples matl1ematical reasoning B. people can not produce new brain cells as tl1ey grow olderC. children taking music lessons can increase t11eir IQ scoresD.

40、 Frances Rausher suggests people listen to Moza1t47.The main purpose of tl1e passage is to一一一A.point out peoples wrong ideas about IQB. repo1t some new discoveriesC.introduce some simple ways to improve peoples IQD. tell tl1e relationship between IQ and ways of exercisingD. Memory What is your earli

41、est childhood me1no1y? Can you remember lea111ing to walk? Or talk? The 白rst time you watched a television progr细nme? Adults seldom call back events much earlier thar lthe year or so before enter g school, just as children younger than three or four seldom remember any specific, personal experiences

42、. A variety of explanations have been sugge如d by psychologists （心理学家）for this“childhood amnesia”. Now Annette Simms, a psychologist of Riverdale University, offers a new explanation for childhood amnesia. According to Dr. Simrns, children need to lea1n to use someone elses spoken description of thei

43、r personal experiences in order to tu111 由eir own sho1t-te1m, fast forgotten impressions of them into long-term memories. In other words, children have to talk about their experiences and hear others talk about them. Without this verbal reinforcement （语言强化），children cannot fo1m pe1manent memories of

44、 what they have experienced. So why should personal memories depend so heavily on hearing the1n described? Dr. Simms presents evidence that the human mind organizes memories in that .Vay. Children whose mothers talk with them about the days activities before bedtime tend to remernber more of the day

45、s special event than those whose motl1ers dont. Talking about an event in this way helps a child to re1nember it. And learning to organize memories as a continuous sto1y is tl1e key to a pe1manent mental “autobiography （自传）of impo1tant life events. Dr. Simms suggests tl1at we hu1nans maybe biologica

46、lly progrrunmed to tu1n our life experiences into a novel. The key to creating由is mental life story is language, says Dr. Simms.“Children lea1n to talk about tl1e pa翁，”she says.“Talking to otl1ers about their sho1t-te1m memories of the past leads to the establishment （建立）of long-term memories. One w

47、ay it does this is by helping a child torecognize tl1at tl1e retelling of an experience is just the e叩erience itself, recreated in the fo1m of words. The child lea1ns由at this “word-descr tion忡of an巳xperince can then be stored in tl1e memorand called back at any time. But a childs language水ills are u

48、sually not ready for tl1is until the age of three or four, so tl1ey have no way to remember the earliest of tl1eir experiences. 48. Which of the following is the main idea of由is passage?A.1ildren need to discuss experiences witl1 tl1eir parents.B. Why cant we remember the events of ea1忖childhood?C.

49、Adults cant remember tl1ings as well as children.D.月That are memories of early childhood like? 49. What does the word飞mnesia in the second paragraph mean?A. A mental life storB. A childhood memorC.Inability to remember.D. Researches on memor50. To fo1m pe1manent memories of their experiences, young

50、children need toA. talk about them with othersB.grow older由m three or fourC. write a storin their own languageD. have a good relationship with their parents51. According to Dr. Simms, tl1e reason why children dont fo1m long-te11n memories before tl1eage of three is tl1at childrenA.cant call back tl1