1、2016 届高三第一次诊断考试英语试题 2015.10.9第一部分 听力第一节（共 5 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 5 分）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 三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有 10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1. What is the probable relationship between the speakers?A. Mother and son B. Brother and sister C. Father and daughter2. How much did t
2、he man tip the woman?A. $1 B. $10 C. $1003. What will the girl do on Saturday?A. Clean her room B. Study for school C. Go to a birthday party4. What does the woman want the man to do?A. Make a cake B. Set the alarm C. Go to a birthday party5. Why will the woman be late for her appointment?A. She got
3、 stuck in traffic. B. She cant save her fileC. Her computer isnt working第二节 （共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分）听下面 5 段对话或独白，每段材料后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段材料前，你将有时间阅读每个小题，每小题 5 秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出 5 秒钟的作答时间。每段材料读两遍。听第 6 段材料，回答第 6 至 7 题。6. How did the man plan to choose the music at first?A. By le
4、tting someone decide on it.B. By asking people for their adviceC. By allowing everyone to bring a piece7. What is the woman going to do?A. Invite Sonia to the partyB. Tell the man a phone numberC. Help prepare for the party听第 7 段材料，回答第 8 至 9 题。8. What did the man do to the woman?A. He held her armsB
5、. He covered her ears.C. He covered her eyes.9. Why is the woman afraid?A. She doesnt trust the manB. She doesnt like surprisesC. She doesnt want to get hurt听第 8 段材料，回答第 10 至 12 题。10. What is the woman probably doing?A. Doing her hair B. Calling her friend C. Shopping with Angie11. Where will the sp
6、eaker eat dinner?A. At home B. At an Italian restaurantC. At a Mexican restaurant12. What time is it now?A. 8:00 p.m. B. 7:30 p.m. C. 7:00 p.m.听第 9 段材料，回答第 13 至 16 题。13. How does the woman sound at first?A. Confused B .Amazed C. Disappointed14. How long did it take the man to fix the machine?A. 30 y
7、ears B. 30 minutes C. 10 minutes15. How much does the nail cost?A. $49,000 B. $50 C. $116. Why did the man probably charge so much?A. He knew what no one else knewB. The nail was a very special oneC. He was angry with the woman听第 10 段材料，回答第 17 至 20 题。17. When does the talk take place?A. In the eveni
8、ng B. In the afternoon C. In the evening18. Who is Edgar Olson?A. A musician B. An opera conductorC. The director of the Houston Opera19. Where should white tickets be collectedA. From the operas websiteB. From the seating assistantsC. From the customer service desk20. How will people be contacted f
9、or the make-up performance?A. By email B. By phone C. By regular mail第二部分 英语知识运用第 1 节 单项填空21. Why is it that it rains all the time in England?_. Youll soon become accustomed to it.A. You said it. B. Dont worry C. Its nothing D. So-so22. The programme of economic recovery ended in failure. _, many pe
10、ople would have escaped poverty.A. Meanwhile B. Otherwise C. However D. Besides23. What are you doing these days?Im hunting for a new apartment, _that is not far way from my company and whose rent is not too high.A. one B. it C. the one D. those24. We are having a party on Saturday. Would you like t
11、o come?It depends. I _ be going on an outing that day with Ann, weather permitting.A. must B. would C. might D. need25. I sent my parents a text message as soon as the plane landed at the airport, _ them of my safe arrival in Tokyo.A. to inform B. informedC. informing D. having informed26. Later in
12、this chapter, cases _consumer complaint have resulted in changes in the law, are presented.A. where B. when C. who D. which27. College students should actively participate in social practice, which will lead to the acquisition of more knowledge and skills, _what they learn from books is limited.A. e
13、ven if B. as long as C. as soon as D. now that28. Dont bother me. I _against the clock to finish the project by noon.A. was to work B. am workingC. will have worked D. work29. _his reputation as a great actor, Arnold Schwarzenegger also involved himself in politics and was governor of California bet
14、ween 2003 and 2011.A. For purpose of B. In spite of C. In terms of D. On top of30. As with many other college graduates, I hoped to find _employment instead of taking part-time jobs.A. conventional B. tentative C. permanent D. eventual31. Many young people _celebrities and sports stars for their goo
15、d virtues and athletic ability.A. keep up with B. look up to C. get along with D. live up to32. The man suddenly fell ill in his forties, and only then _not having put aside his work and spent more time with his family.A. he regretted B. did he regretC. he had regretted D. had he regretted33. The fl
16、ights _because of bad weather, many travelers have to stay in this place despite the high cost of rented accommodation there.A. have been canceled B. having canceledC. have canceled D. having been canceled34. I cant believe it! Do you mean to tell me that Barry _money from that shop all the time?A.
17、stole B. is stealingC. has stolen D. has been stealing35. It is water, which seems so simple and so common, _makes it possible for all living beings on this planet to survive and develop.A. that B. which C. when D. where第 2 节 完形填空My holiday were always filled with family and friends, over-decorated
18、trees with many gifts under the branches. But I never really knew what Christmas was 36 until 1944 in Belgium.My Army unit had moved through biting winds and snow into an area of doubtful alliances（联盟） . We 37 around for anything to make us more 38 -blankets, bedsprings, stoves, you name it. I found
19、 a box of Christmas ornaments（装饰物）and put them on the Army truck.On Dec.16, the Battle of Bulge 39 out and kept us moving in and out of action, blowing away all 40 of the holiday. But by Christmas Eve, we stopped at a refugee（难民）camp that 41 hundreds of mothers and children-all very 42 and very hung
20、ry.My light suddenly went on. This is the reason you 43 those Christmas ornaments. Time to find a tree.I approached a friendly officer with my idea. He was all 44 it, so we jumped into a jeep and drove until we 45 our tree. Back at the camp, the officer and I suggested that each man in our company（连
21、）contribute a 46 full of necessities for the refugees. Word quickly passed through all the companies, and everybody 47 .The next day, the tree was fully decorated. We 48 folks from the refugee camp, and they walked into a celebration they 49 would have imagined. Our guests looked at the tree in amaz
22、ement. We handed each kid a 50 army sock. For the youngest children, it was a bit too much to take in, but the older kids 51 themselves.We wanted to give our Christmas meals to the refugee mothers, but it wasnt 52 . All leftovers had to be thrown out. 53 mothers waited to pull the discarded food fro
23、m the trash. I knew from the smiles on my friends faces that those mothers 54 hundreds of complete dinners that day.Ill never forget that Christmas, when all of us soldiers 55 gave from our heart.36. A. for B. against C. on D. about37. A. turned B. moved C. searched D. wandered38. A. powerful B. com
24、fortable C. attractive D. confident39. A. broke B. put C. came D. set40. A. opinions B. messages C. wished D. thoughts41. A. sheltered B. existed C. included D. controlled42. A. happy B. boring C. sad D. busy43. A. sold B. made C. bought D. kept44. A. about B. for C. against D. behind45. A. caught B
25、. searched C. decorated D. spotted46. A. glove B. packet C. sock D. car47. A. heard B. gave C. obeyed D. understood48. A. invited B. found C. chose D. persuaded49. A. also B. even C. still D. never50. A. full B. soft C. funny D. dull51. A. collected B. enjoyed C. taught D. improved52. A. offered B.
26、expected C. allowed D. required53. A. Annoying B. Starving C. Embarrassed D. Puzzled54. A. passed B. missed C. wasted D. rescued55. A. constantly B. nearly C. truly D. hardly第三部分 阅读理解A5 Tips for Students Living Away From HomeDont Skip Orientation WeekBe involved! Its the most effective way to make f
27、riends during the first couple weeks of being away from home. I am a fairly quiet person, and I came to university without knowing anyone. It was a little hard at first, but as long as you participate and keep your spirits up, you should make new friends in no time.Resist the Urge to Go HomeI would
28、suggest not making a habit of going home every weekend so you wont miss out on things that happen during the weekend at school. Try to avoid going home the weekend after O-Week ends, or for all of September if possible. The first month will be the biggest adjustment and its just easier to settle in,
29、 hang out with people and explore the city on weekends.Stay ConnectedI message and text my sister often and Facebook my friends to keep connected. Making new friends and diving into activities and homework is a great way to keepyourself occupied, but in those moments when you are feeling incredibly
30、lonely andwondering what your mom is making for dinner, you need something extra. My recommendation is to have a couple photo albums to look through. Its also a good idea to make a plan to have a friend or family member come visit you. That way you have a piece of home to look forward to.Spend Time
31、on CampusI met many off-campus people during O-week and in my classes, and some are now my best friends. Get involved in clubs, talk to people and dont go home immediately after your classes are done.Live in Residence Halls (寄宿) What you have to remember is that everybody else is going through the e
32、xact same things, so take comfort in that. Get to know your floor, let them become your home away from home and youll see that youll get through it easier than you thought. My residence holds lots of events such as parties and mixers for us to meet new people, Ive attended all the events in my resid
33、ence and school, and Ive met tons of awesome people! What Id say is: dont be shy, and socialize(社交 ). Youll make friends in no time. Ive found residence halls to be beneficial, because my floor has helped each other through the transition (过渡时期). People living on your floor are more likely to unders
34、tand your problems with school rather than your friends from high school who go to other universities.56. When you fees extremely lonely, you are advised toA. go back home immediately B. invite a friend to visit youC. devote yourself to homework D. Facebook your friends or family57. Why is it benefi
35、cial to live in residence halls?A. It is full of people with the same experience.B. It is as comfortable as your own house.C. It is convenient to hold parties and activities.D. Its similar to your old school.BGrowing up in the 1950s,I was a 10-year-old risk-taker who caused his mom lots of stress.On
36、ce I got into my aunts car so I could pretend to be a race car drive and accidentally knocked the parking gear stick(变速杆) off. The car rolled down the driveway as fast as it could go, crossed the road and finally stopped up against my neighbours curb（路边） 。 I thought it was fun,but Mom didnt think so
37、. Normally would see a spanking (打屁股) coming,but this time I lucked out. I guess she was glad I was all right.I enjoyed watching The Adventure of Superman on television so much that I wanted to fly just like him. One day I got into the closet and picked one of Moms best pillowcases(被套)。 I went out o
38、nto the front yard and tied the case around my neck,pretending it was a cape（斗篷） 。 Then,standing on the side of the porch(走廊),which was about 7 feet high, I jumped. The spanking my mother gave me didnt hurt as much as my scraped knees.But the worst thing I ever did happened when I tried to impress t
39、he new girl across the street. She was incredibly cute,so I went over and introduced myself.After I told her my name,she said she wanted to show me something she had found. We went into her backyard,and in the knot of the biggest and oldest tree was a beehive. She said she liked honey and asked me h
40、ow to get it out.“we could stand watch,and when they leave the hive,we can reach in and take thr honey,”I suggested.A large group of the bees flew away, so I moved closer to the hive. I was brave and maybe just a little crazy. I managed to take a little bit of honey when a bee rested on my arm. I ki
41、lled the bee,and then it seemed like thousands of bees flew toward me. My new friend screamed and ran.I ran as fast as I could across her yard and up the long hill to my front door. I never looked back. The sound of the bees behind me told me the coast wasnt clear.When the group of bees attacked, I
42、screamed for my mom.As I reached my front door I saw her swimming a broom around me to get the bees off me. I didnt care that she landed a few hard hits on my head. I just wanted them off.Finally I made it inside, some from the stings(蛰)and red from the boom,but I was alive thanks to my mom. My supe
43、rhero. All she needed was a cape. I knew where to get her one of those.58. What is the article mainly about?A.Learning through adventures.B.The authors naughty behavior as a child.C.The authors great love for his mother.D. The authors experience of being stung by bees.59.What does the underlined phr
44、ase”the coast wasnt clear” mean in the article?A.I need to go to the coast. B.I got rid of the beesC.I was still in danger. D.It was a long way home.60.Whats the authors impression of his mother?A.Strict but loving B.Gentle but braveC.Patient and tolerant D.Serious and reasonableCAn app that does no
45、thing but send a simple notification(提醒 ) of “Yo” to recipients is the most popular app right now in the US.The app , named Yo, reached No. 1 on the Apple App Store in the US last week, after The Financial Times broke the story on June 18 that the app has received $ 1 million (6.23 million yuan) in
46、investment funding.Created in just eight hours by Arbel, a 32-year-old app development from Tel Aviv, Israel, Yo claims to be the “simplest and most efficient communication tool in the world”. With a single tap, users can send the word “Yo” to one another in a voice notificationand nothing else.Arbe
47、l said about his app in an interview with The New Yorker that, “ Its a whole new way of communication. A hundred and forty characters is way too much these day Its lightweight, easy, you dont have to open a messagethe notification itself is everything you need.”When Yo was launched on April Fools Da
48、y this year, the Apple App Store at first rejected on the grounds that it lacked substance. Many people still see the app as a joke.Arbel calls Yo “ context-based(基于语境的) communication” and some people are beginning to “get it”. Jordan Crook, from Tech Crunch, explains why the context of a “Yo” says much more than two little letters: As with anything, a “Yo” can just be a “Yo”. But youll feel a very real difference between a “Yo” get in the morning from a friend and a “Yo”
