1、 徐州 市2016 届高三第一学 期期中质量抽测 英 语 1. 12 120 120 2. 3. / 20 5 1 5 5 A B C 10 1. What will the two speakers take photos of ? A. Spaceships. B. Themselves. C. Visitors. 2. Where does the conversation most probably take place? A. At a railway station. B. At a booking office. C. On a bridge. 3. How long did D
2、avid stay abroad in all? A. 9 days. B. 11 days. C. 16 days. : ZXXK 4. What is the man doing? A. Making a call. B. Making a visit. C. Making an appointment. 5. Where will the woman go after work? A. To the beach. B. To the job center. C. To the shopping centre. 15 1 15 5 A B C 5 5 6 6 7 6. What does
3、the man want to do? A. Have his shoes mended. B. Buy a pair of new shoes. C. Go shopping in a supermarket. 7. How far is it to the supermarket from here? A. Six blocks away. B. Five blocks away. C. Two blocks away. 7 8 9 8. How is the man? A. Lucky. B. Busy. C. Uncomfortable. 9. What will the man do
4、 next week? A. Visit the woman. B. Move away. C. Take a test. 8 10 12 10. Whats the relationship between the two speakers? : A. Husband and wife. B. Customer and clerk. C. Sportsman and salesgirl. 11. Where are the sports goods department? A. On the third floor. B. On the fourth floor. C. On the fif
5、th floor. 12. What does the man want to buy? A. Shoes. B. Toys. C. A tennis bat. 9 13 16 13. When will the man have the dinner party? A. On Tuesday, May 1st. B. On Tuesday, May 31st. C. On Thursday, May 21st. 14. How many tables does Mr. Liu order? A. 28. B. 5. C. 3. 15. What information does the wo
6、man require? A. Jasons name. B. Jasons phone number. C. Jasons address. 16. What will the m an do before ordering dishes? A. Cut down the price. B. Look over the menu. C. Decide on the rooms. 10 17 20 17. Why couldnt the speaker see the sun? A. It was too shiny. B. It was getting dark. C. The sky wa
7、s filled with smoke. 18. What can we know about the speakers husband? A. He was in a foreign country. B. He was in town. C. He was in the garden. 19. What did the speaker take with her? A. Her TV set. B. Her son. C. Her bankbook. 20. How did the speaker leave at last? A. By train. B. By car. C. By b
8、oat. 35 15 1 15 21. In history, the Romany split into different groups and developed their own language, _ there are now approximately sixty varieties. A. by which B. of which C. by whom D. of whom 22. Chinas V-Day parade _ a new female honor guard, consisting of 51 women from the army. A. conducted
9、 B. employed C. featured D. defended 23. So you think Im not honest? _. Thats not what I mean. A. Just forget it B. Youve really got me there C. Dont get me wrong D. Dont beat around the bush 24. Make the best of your precious time and study harder this time next year you _ the colorful campus life
10、in your dream university! A. will enjoy B. are enjoying C. will have enjoyed D. will be enjoying : ZXXK 25. Its difficult for corrupt officials to hide abroad nowadays. Thats it! The Chinese government will do _ it takes to get them back. A. whatever B. whoever C. whichever D. wherever 26. Modern sc
11、ience has found that _ one is using chopsticks, over 30 joints and over 50 muscles are used, which is a favorable stimulation to the brain. A. since B. although C. unless D. while 27. It is reported that indoor golf, relatively new, is starting to _ traditional markets, especially in urban areas in
12、the USA and Europe. A. face up to B. look back on C. catch up on D. hang on to 28. On the morning of October 12, 1492, Christopher Columbus and his crew came to the shores of the Caribbean islands, mistakenly believing they _ in Southeast Asia. A. arrived B. had arrived C. has arrived D. would arriv
13、e 29. As we know, keeping positive is beneficial to the process of our work and study. You can say that again. Struggle not to let negative ideas_. A. take over B. take off C. take on D. take up 30. Dear me! Its you, Bob! I _ to recognize you at first sight! Nor did I! Time has changed us a lot! A.
14、fail B. failed C. have failed D. had failed 31. In the face of various economic uncertainties at home and abroad, the government has carried out _ reforms to boost the economy. A. bureaucratic B. systematic C. arbitrary D. ambiguous 32. Tu Youyou won Nobel Prize in Medicine for her discoveries that
15、helped doctors fight malaria and _ caused by roundworm parasites. A. injections B. infections C. prescriptions D. presentations 33. _ in the adult ceremony, the senior students feel they are shouldering heavier responsibilities now. A. Swear B. Sworn C. Having sworn D. To have sworn 34. Im afraid th
16、ere might have been 1000 audience in the concert last night, _? A. am not I B. are nt I C. mightnt there D. werent there 35. In spite of his _ to be a scholar in that field, he is not well equipped with that talent. A. potential B. competence C. ambition D. character 20 1 20 A B C D One of the most
17、significant actions of your life is that you support someone when you help him or her through a challenging time. However, the best 36 is that when you support others, you are also supporting yourself. When you 37 to give support to others, it is usually a 38 that you are also stopping giving suppor
18、t to yourself. I was hooked on a story about Donna, which clearly showed the 39 of support. Several months ago, Donna had just broken up with her boyfriend and had a difficult time accepting the 40 . She refused to be accompanied and stayed at home 41 , weeping all the time ,which certainly was not
19、helping. : ZXXK Early one morning, Donna received a phone call with some 42 news: her best friends brother had been 43 in an accident. Donna had known this friend, Mary, and her brother 44 her entire life, and the news was devastating. Donna 45 her sadness and got the 46 soon and drove to Marys hous
20、e to be with her. At the 47 and afterwards, she held Mary close while she cried 48 tears, sat by her side as the waves of grief 49 Mary, and slept next to her to make sure she did not wake up alone. During that time she hardly felt any 50 in her heart. Several weeks later, when life began to return
21、to normal, Donna 51 that the level of support she had given Mary far overtook any support she had 52 herself during her dark time. She was able to use the support she had given her friend as a 53 for the support she needed. When you find yourself 54 to support others, see if theres something within
22、yourself that is not supporting. 55 , when you give complete support to others, itll mirror those places within you that require the same level of attention. 36. A. policy B. part C. position D. pattern 37. A. refuse B. pretend C. star t D. decide 38. A. sight B. signature C. sign D. signal 39. A. e
23、xample B. power C. function D. definition 40. A. disaster B. truth C. divorce D. loss 41. A. quietly B. worriedly C. alone D. along 42. A. terrible B. amazing C. dangerous D. surprising 43. A. claimed B. killed C. injured D. caught 44. A. really B. barely C. exactly D. nearly 45. A. removed B. overc
24、ame C. recognized D. changed 46. A. door B. gate C. car D. bus 47. A. pray B. party C. funeral D. break 48. A. endless B. enough C. permanent D. consistent : 2 30 A B C D A The Best Time to Visit Sydney If you prefer the cold to heat, especially if seeking to escape the north ern summer, the best ti
25、me to visit Sydney could be in the Australian winter from June 1 to August 31. The Sydney winter isnt really harsh and the weathers generally pleasant. Its great for touring the city on foot and for bushwalking. And the ski slopes are not too far away. Holiday time You get the Queens Birthday holida
26、y weekend in June and the school holidays in July. Aside from within those periods, accommodation costs in the city will generally be lower. Winter weather Expect generally cool conditions. The average temperature should range from around 8 C (46 F) at night to 16 C (61 F) in the daytime in mid-wint
27、er. Expect from 80mm to 131mm of rainin a month, with the most rain in June tapering into August. Winter accommodation Outside of the holiday periods, Sydney accommodation will usually be available and should be relatively cheaper. Winter activities The weathers fine for a walking tour of Sydney. Vi
28、sit The Rocks, the Sydney Opera House, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australian Museum, Hyde Park, Chinatown, Darling Harbour. Go on a harbor cruise. At the very least, take a Sydney ferry and cross the harbor to Manly. Take a daytrip north, south and west of Sydney. Spo
29、t the whales as they travel north in the whale migration season. Go bushwalking at the Royal National Park. 56. Cons idering weather and accommodation, the best time to visit Sydney is in _. A. June B. July C. August D. December 57. Which of the following activities is NOT recommended in the passage
30、? A. Going skiing near Sydney. B. Hunting whales in the Royal Botanic Gardens. C. Touring Sydney on foot. D. Bushwalking at the Royal National Park. B An oral drug, named ERDRP-0519, was invented. It is specifically designed to protect people who got infected measles from spreading the virus to othe
31、rs. Like the flu, measles spreads through the air by breathing, coughing or sneezing. There is typically a time, about two weeks, between becoming infected with the virus and the beginning of symptoms like skin ra sh , runny nose, heavy cough and high fever. This therapy application determines the d
32、esired characteristics of the drug, which are orally available, cost-effective manufacture and high stability, Richard Klemperer, professor of Georgia State University, told reporters last Wednesday. With these criteria in mind, we have developed a small drug that blocks the measles virus over the p
33、ast years, which is essential for copy of the virus. The researchers tested the drug in rats infected with canine distemper virus ) , which is a close relative of measles virus. They found that all of the infected rats treated with the drug survived the deadly infection, showed no clinical signs of
34、disease and developed a strong protective immune response. The drug could be used to treat friends, family and other social contacts of a person infected with measles virus, which have not developed symptoms yet but are at risk of having caught the disease, Klemperer said truthfully. The emergence o
35、f strong antiviral immunity in treated animals is particularly encouraging, since it suggests that the drug may not only save an infected individual from disease but contribute to closing measles immunity gaps in a population, Klemperer said. The researchers emphasized the drug is not intended as a
36、substitute for vaccination, but as an additional weapon to get rid of the measles. They planned to test the drugs safety in larger animals, before moving into clinical trials in humans. If our next series of studies confirms that the human situation mirrors what we have seen in rats, then this drug
37、may make a major contribution to getting rid of measles by preventing local outbreaks Klemperer said. Despite the existence of an effective vaccine, annual measles deaths worldwide have remained constant at around 150,000 since 2007. The reasons for this are the highly infectious nature of the virus
38、, in the developing world largely due to issues of resources, and in many developed countries in particular in the European region due to parental concerns regarding vaccination safety. : Z X X K 58. If a boy got infected by measles virus, he might NOT show the symptom like _. A. runny nose B. bad c
39、ough C. high fever D. sick stomach 59. From what Klemperer said, we know that the drug _. A. is only intended as a substitute for vaccination B. can only save those infected individuals from disease C. is cost-effective and high stability for curing measles D. has the same effect on human as on larg
40、er animals 60. The best title of the passage is_ . A. the Introduction of a New Oral Drug B. the Desired Characteristics of Drugs C. the Common Symptoms of Getting Measles D. the Application of Post-exposure Therapy C I love seeing Europeans line up in airports to applaud arriving refugees. But humanitarianism ( ) will not guide policy for long. We liberals need to argue from Europes self-interest: our continent has the need, the space and the ability to accept people. Many European countries are gradually
