2025-2026年江西省南昌市高三英语上学期10月月考检测卷

这是一份2025-2026年江西省南昌市高三英语上学期10月月考检测卷，共11页。试卷主要包含了 Twenty dllars等内容，欢迎下载使用。

第一卷（共30分）
I. Listening Cmprehensin
Part A: Shrt Cnversatins
Directins: In Part A, yu will hear ten shrt cnversatins between tw speaker. At the end f each cnversatin, a questin will be asked abut what was said. The cnversatin and the questin will be spken nly nce. After yu hear a cnversatin and the questin abut it, read the fur pssible answers in yur paper and decide which ne is the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
1. (A) Twenty dllars. (B) Twenty-five dllars.
(C) Frty dllars. (D) Fifty dllars.
2. (A) One (B) Tw (C) Three (D) Fur
3. (A) Five years and a half (B) Fur years and a half
(C) Three years and a half (D) Six years and a half
4. (A) $ 700 (B) $800 (C) $750 (D)$650
5. (A) She hasn't gne camping fr weeks.
(B) She likes t take lng camping trips.
(C) She prefers nt t g camping n weekends.
(D) She takes a lng time planning her trips.
6. (A) All the TV sets are sld ut
(B) All the TV sets are sld at a lwer price.
(C) Peple are selling their TV sets.
(D) Peple are nt allwed t buy TV sets.
7. (A) Time (B) A stry (C) A mvie (D) Weather.
8. (A) Their furniture is uncmfrtable.
(B) Sme f their furniture hasn't arrived yet.
(C) They can't find a new apartment.
(D) Their apartment has t much furniture in it.
9. (A) Her exams have already begun (B) She has finished tw papers
(C) She's trying t cmplete her papers (D) She's t busy t wrk n her papers.
10. (A) Refuse t wrk after hurs. (B) Arrive a little late
(C) Get a ride hme frm wrk. (D) G t wrk early
Part B: Lnger Cnversatins
Directins: In Part B, yu will hear tw lnger cnversatins. After each cnversatin, yu will be asked questins. The cnversatins will be read twice, but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answer in yur paper and decide which ne wuld be the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questin 11 and 12 are based n the fllwing cnversatin;
11. (A) G t summer schl. (B) Take a vacatin
(C) Stay at hme (D) Earn sme mney
12. (A) They hired smene t stay in their hme
(B) They left their pets with neighbrs.
(C) They rented their huse t a student
(D) They asked their gardener t watch their hme.
Questin 13 and 14 are based n the fllwing cnversatin:
13. (A) The reprductive cycle f barnacles.
(B) A new surce f prtein
(C) Types f sea animals
(D) The adhesive quality f barnacles
14. (A) They eat prtein.
(B) They never mve frm ne lcatin.
(C) They cause ersin f rcks.
(D) They are fund nly in deep water.
Part C: Passages
Directins: In Part C, yu will hear tw shrt passages, and yu will be asked three questins n each f the passages. The passages will be read twice but the questins will be spken nly nce. When yu hear a questin, read the fur pssible answers in yur paper and decide which ne wuld be the best answer t the questin yu have heard.
Questins 15 and 17 are based n the passage yu have just heard:
15. (A) The energy crisis has encuraged research int new surces f energy.
(B) The use f the slar energy is the nly slutin t the energy crisis.
(C) Slar pwer is ne f the cleanest surces f energy.
(D) The differing climatic cnditins arund the wrld limit the pssibilities f slar energy.
16. (A) Danger. (B) Impssibility. (C) Desirability (D) Urgency
17. (A) It is ne f the cleanest surces f energy
(B) It csts little apart frm the installatin f slar panels.
(C) It can be btained in all sunny area
(D) All f the abve.
Questins 18 and 20 are based n the passage yu have just heard:
18. (A) Because a day has always less than twenty-fur hurs.
(B) Because a day has always mre than twenty-fur hurs.
(C) Because a day is lnger r shrter than twenty-fur hurs.
(D) Because time znes are large and sme time znes are small.
19. (A) If we travel arund the wrld, we will get int truble in telling the time
(B) If we travel west acrss the Atlantic Ocean, we will have twenty-three hurs a day.
(C) If we travel by ship acrss the Atlantic Ocean, we will crss the internatinal date line.
(D) If we travel east acrss the internatinal date line, tday is tmrrw.
20. (A) seven days (B) twenty-fur hurs
(C) ne hur (D) mre than seven days.
第二卷
II. Grammar
Directins: Beneath each f the fllwing sentences there are fur chices marked (A) (B) (C ) and (D). Chse the ne answer that best cmpletes the sentence.
21. There are fur labratries in ur cllege, _______ an assistant.
(A) with each have (B) each having
(C) which there is (D) each has
22. _________ fr the will-paid jb, he decided t take the written test the bss gave.
(A) T interview (B) Having interviewed
(C) Being interviewed (D) Having been interviewed
23. ______ breaks the traffic rules deserves a fine.
(A) N matter wh (B) N matter when
(C) N matter what (D) Whever
24. Even if yu had nt been able t see her, yu ________us .
(A) tld (B) had tld (C) shuld infrm (D) shuld have tld
25. N ne asked fr me while I was ut ________?
(A) did they (B) didn't he (C) did it (D) d they
26. I dn't think yu have eaten s many lllipps, _______?
(A) Dn't yu (B) have yu (C) haven't yu (D) d yu
27. The manager rdered that n smking ________ in the fficer.
(A) is allwed (B) will be allwed
(C) be allwed (D) allwed
28. My parents really feel srry _______ the dishes here, therwise, we ________ yu t g t the restaurant.
(A) f having yu enjy; wn't invite (B) that yu enjy; invite
(C) f yur nt enjy; will invite (D) fr yur nt enjying; wuld invite
29. The emplyees can't be allwed _______ in the ffice.
(A) smking (B) t smke (C) us smking (D) t be smking
30. _________, we went t HngKng tgether with ur grandparents.
(A) As in winter vacatin (B) Being n classes
(C) Since have n classes (D) It being winter vacatin
31. _______ friends had made in America were _______ frm different cuntries.
(A) The few… mstly (B) A few… the mstly
(C) Few f …. mst (D) Few… the mst
32. The turists were excited, fr n sner ______ the htel ________ it snwed heavily.
(A) they had returned… then (B) had they returned…. Than
(C) they had returned… then (D) after they returned… as
33. She is the nly ne amng the _____ authrs wh _______ detective stry.
(A) wman… writes a (B) wmen… write a
(C) wmen… writes a (D) wman … write a
34. A: _______ Mr., Jhn came t see yu this early mrning, Dad.
B: Which Mr. Jhn?
A: I'm srry, but I dn't knw, he called himself Mr. Jhn.
(A) A (B) An (C) The (D) certain
35. I haven't written t my granny fr tw mnths fr I'll ______ her ver Christmas days.
(A) be seen (B) be seeing (C) have seen (D) have been seeing
36. The inn has been run by ___ fr 3 years and it is nw the nicest in the district.
(A) mther and daughter (B) the mther and daughter
(C) the mther and the daughter (D) mther and the daughter
37. Jhn desn't speak _______ his classmates, but his written wrk is excellent.
(A) as gd as (B) s quick as (C) s much as (D) as well as
38. The cars f this brand will be _______, but______.
(A) cheaper; nt as better (B) cheaper; nt as gd
(C) mre cheap; nt as better (D) mre cheap; nt as gd
39. I ______ the meeting yesterday if I hadn't been infrmed f it at the last mment.
(A) can't be (B) shuldn't be
(C) mustn't have been (D) culdn't have attended
40. China _______ never seek hegemnism and _______ never be a supper-pwer.
(A) can… will (B) shall…. Shall (C) will… will (D) shall… will
III. Vcabulary
Directins: Beneath each f the fllwing sentences there are fur chices marked (A) (B) (C) and (D), Chse the ne answer that best cmpletes the sentence.
41. The dctr tld me that t much ______ t the sun is bad fr the skin.
(A) expsure (B) extensin (C) exhibitin (D) expansin
42. One ften finds an authr's bks mre ______ if ne knws abut his life and the time he was alive.
(A) cmprehensive (B) cmprehensible (C) cmparable (D) attentive
43. The article made fun _______ varius peple and things in New Yrk.
(A) with (B) t (C) f (D) fr
44. Details f the scheme have nt yet been _____ t us s far.
(A) attached (B) retained (C) relieved (D) released
45. Thugh the lng-term _______cannt be predicated, the prject has been up prved by the cmmittee.
(A) affect (B) effrt (C) effect (D) affrd
46. Once ut f the earth's gravity, the astrnaut is _______ by the prblem f weight lessness.
(A) affected (B) effected (C) inclined (D) related
47. We are interested in the weather because it ______ us s directly-what we wear, what we d and even hw we feel.
(A) benefits (B) affects (C) guides (D) effects
48. The car is quite _____ f petrl.
(A) ecnmic (B) ecnmical (C) saving (D) sparing
49. Many peple _______ the new cntinent in the 19th century.
(A) explded (B) explred (C) expsed (D) expanded
50. Many difficulties have _______ as a result f the change ver t a new type f fuel．
(A) risen (B) raised (C) arisen (D) arrived
IV. Clze
Directins : Fr each blank in the fllwing passages there are fur wrds r phrases marked (A) (B) (C) and (D). Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
(A)
Thrughut the United States, and especially in big cities and rural areas tens f thusands f peple with hearts that shuld be gd __51__ t keep alive die each year fr lack f adequate first aid. In New Yrk City, fr __52__, a new study has shwn __53__ nly ne persn in 100 utside f hspitals __54__ after the heart suddenly stps pumping. In cntrast, in Seattle, the survival __55__ after such heart attacks is ne in five.
Te difference can be traced __56___ the effectiveness f the ＂chain f survival＂. Dr. Jseph P. Ornat said ＂each link in the __57__ must be strng＂ fr many lives t be __58__.
The chain begins with an immediate telephne __59__ fr emergency help and the start within fur minutes the prcess needed fr restarting the __60__ wrking, by a family member r bystander. It cntinues with the prmpt arrival---within eight t ten minutes--- f a rescuer equipped with a special equipment that can shck the heart back t a nrmal rhythm. And it ends with the administratin f advanced emergency care by nurses t maintain the heart's ability t survive until the dctrs at the hspital can take ver.
51. (A) enugh (B) much (C) many (D) t
52. (A) nce (B) example (C) instant (D) mdel
53. (A) that (B) thse (C) this (D) what
54. (A) due (B) survive (C) stp (D) wake
55. (A) speed (B) number (C) rate (D) peple
56. (A) back (B) at (C) frm (D) t
57. (A) list (B) prcess (C) chain (D) step
58. (A) kill (B) killed (C) save (D) saved
59. (A) call (B) number (C) line (D) wrker
60. (A) persn (B) heart (C) man (D) bdy
(B)
We gt up early this mrning ad __61__ a lng walk after breakfast. We walked thrugh the business sectin f the city. I tld yu yesterday that the city was larger __62__ I thught it wuld be. __63__, the business sectin is smaller than I thught it wuld be. I suppse that's __64__ Washingtn is a special kind f city. __65__ the peple in Washingtn wrk fr the gvernment. Abut 9:30 we went t the White Huse. It's __66__ t the public frm 10 __67__ 12, and there was a lng line f peple __68__ t get in. We didn't have t wait very lng, because the line mved __69__ quickly.
The White Huse is really white. It __70__ every year. And it seems very white, because it's gt beautiful lawns all arund it, with many trees and shrubs. The grunds cvet abut fur square blcks. I mean, they're abut tw blcks lng n each side. Of curse, we didn't see the whle building. The part where the President lives and wrks is nt pen t the public. But the part we saw was beautiful.
61. (A) made (B) did (C) tk (D) gt
62. (A) than (B) as (C) s (D) like
63. (A) But (B) Yes (C) S (D) Well
64. (A) since (B) as (C) because (D) because f
65. (A) Much f (B) Mst f (C) A lt (D) Lts
66. (A) pen (B) pening (C) being pened (D) pened
67. (A) twards (B) till (C) since (D) fr
68. (A) wait (B) waiting (C) waited (D) being waited
69. (A) pretty (B) little (C) much (D) very much
70. (A) paints (B) is painted (C) has been painted (D) is being pained
V. Reading Cmprehensin
Directins : Read the fllwing passages. Each passage is fllwed by five questins r unfinished statements. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked (A) (B) (C) and (D).
(A)
The Shanghai Chngming Green Fd Zne, China's first State-level pllutin-free fd prductin center, has greatly imprved its infrastructure and is nw ready fr bth Chinese and verseas investrs.
An fficial frm the lcal gvernment said that freign----funded enterprises will enjy tax breaks and ther favurable plicies. He said that the area is well equipped with pwer, irrigatin, telecmmunicatins and ther facilities. All its frmer lw-yield land has been upgraded.
The 32, 000-hectare zne, set up tw years ag, is lcated n Chngming Island, China's third largest island at the muth f the Yangtze River.
The zne is divided int six parts, cncentrating n rice, special aquatic prducts, vegetables, fd prcessing, ec-agriculture and breeding f fine strains respectively.
Accrding t a survey by the Shanghai Envirnment Research Institute, the air , water and sil in the zne are all up t the natinal standards f a first-grade envirnment.
S far, five enterprises have been established in the zne, with ttal investments f abut 100 millin yuan ($12.09 millin.)
71. The wrd ＂pllutin-free＂ in the first paragraph means _____.
(A) with pllutin (B) withut pllutin
(C) near pllutin (D) be plluted
72. What the lcal gvernment said implies that the plicies are in favur f ______.
(A) Chinese investrs (B) Chinese enterprises
(C) sme freign-funded enterprises (D) all freign-funded enterprises
73. Accrding t the passage, the land f the area ________.
(A) used t be pr
(B) used t be upgraded
(C) was well equipped with irrigatin
(D) was well equipped with all kinds f facilities
(B)
Dris Krnish has an unusual hbby. She cllects autgraphs f film starts. But the film stars are very unusual-they are all animals.
The basement f Mrs. Krnish's hme in Hemsburg. Gegia, has been cnverted int a display rm. There, n the walls and under glass cases, are nearly tw hundred paw prints, hf prints, and web prints.
＂I first gt interested in when my daddy and I hunted deer.＂ Mrs. Krnish says. ＂I like fllwing deer tracks. Later, when I saw the mvie Lassie, I wndered if I culd get a cpy f her paw prints. I wrte t the mvie studi, and they sent me a nice pht and the paw prints. My interest just snwballed frm there.＂
Mrs. Krnish's cllectin includes ＂signatures＂frm dgs, cats, hrses, raccns, and ducks. There is even the autgraph f a fish that starred in a film abut a killer shark. Hw des a fish make a signature?＂ Yu take it ut f the water and press it in vegetable dye, ＂ explained Mrs. Krnish. ＂But yu've gt t d it really quick.＂ Sme f the autgraphs are rather elegant. Mickey Muse's glved paw prints are hung within a gld frame.
Mrs. Krnish wants t dnate her cllectin t a wrthy grup. The Natinal Film Library has expressed an interest in the cllectin. But the Hemsdurg Nature Center is just as interested. It thinks the display wuld be a gd way t hnr ur wildlife.
74. Accrding t the passage, Mrs. Krnish cllected her first ＂autgraph＂ frm______.
(A) a deer
(B) Lassie
(C) A fish that starred in a mvie abut a killer shark
(D) Mickey Muse
75. The passage states that Mrs. Krnish keeps her cllectin _______.
(A) in her basement (B) in a library
(C) in a studi (D) at the lcal nature center
76. Yu can infer that Mrs. Krnish wants t dnate her cllectin t a wrthy grup because_____.
(A) she wants t get rid f the cllectin
(B) she is running ut f the rm fr the cllectin
(C) she wants t start a new cllectin
(D) she thinks that the cllectin is valuable
77. ＂My interest just snwballed frm there.＂ prbably means＂_______＂．
(A) My interest is just like snwball
(B) Snwball is what I'm interested in
(C) I became mre and mre interested in it
(D) I did nt have interest at first
(C)
Crime in the cities has had mre publicity than crime in the suburbs, but in recent years many f suburbs have fund their crime rates increasing faster than thse f cities.
One crime preventin aid is the Neighbrhd Watch Prgram started five years ag and is spnsred by the Natinal Sheriffs' Assciatin. The aim is t get peple t watch ut fr their neighbrs. They are asked t be alert fr any unusual activity, such as strangers wh may be bringing things ut f a huse t an unfamiliar waiting vehicle. Vandalism is als a target f the prgram. Children are much less likely t run arund with spray can if they knw that neighbrs are alert and that they will prbably be caught.
The prgram shuld fit the specific neighbrhd and be dwn with the knwledge and cperatin f the sheriffs＇ ffice and the plice department. S far, 2, 300 prgrams have been set up with at least ne in every state in the Unin. In sme cases, Neighbrhd Watch Prgram has been set up , including ne and ne-half t seven millin citizens at a federal gvernment's cst frm 5 t 22 cents per persn. The natinal ffice supplies sheriffs and lcal ffice department with prgram materials, cri8me preventin literature, and ideas n making hmes mre secure. Statistics shw that this system wrks and is wrking better all the time.
78. Which f the fllwing is true accrding t the passage?
(A) There has been as much crime in the cities as in the suburbs.
(B) Crime increases at the same rate in bth the cities and the suburbs.
(C) Crime rates increase slwer in the cities than in the suburbs.
(D) There has been mre crime in the suburbs than in the cities.
79. Which f the fllwing activities is nt affected by the Neighbrhd Watch Prgram?
(A) Neighbrs quarrel with each ther.
(B) Strangers take things ut f a huse.
(C) Children run everywhere with spray cans.
(D) Vandals walk arund the neighbrhd.
80. What is purpse f the Neighbrhd Watch Prgram?
(A) T replace the sheriff's and pliceman's duties.
(B) T get the peple united tgether s that they can becme better friends.
(C) T make peple less suspicius f their neighbrs.
(D) T decrease the neighbrhd crime rate.
81. Hw far has the prgram gne?
(A) The federal gvernment assists in financing a natin Neighbrhd Watch Prgram.
(B) Many thusands f neighbrhds have rganized them.
(C) It cst the gvernment between 22 and 25 cents per persn.
(D) Sme states haven't becme invlved yet.
(D)
D yu find getting up in the mrning s difficult that it's painful? This might be called laziness, but Dr. Keitman has a new explanatin. He has prved that everyne has a daily energy cycle.
During the hurs when yu labr thrugh yur wrk yu may say that yu're ＂ht＂. That's true. The time f the day when yu feel mst energetic is when yur circle f yur bdy temperature is at its peak. Fr sme peple the peak cmes during the frenn. Fr thers it cmes in afternn r evening. N ne has discvered why it is s, but it leads t such familiar mnlgues as: ＂Get up, Jhn! Yu'll be late fr wrk again!＂ The pssible explanatin t the truble is that Jhn is at his temperature-and-energy peak in the evening. Much family quarrelling ends when husbands and wives realize what these energy cycles mean, and which cycle each member f the family has.
Yu can't change yur energy cycle, but yu can learn t make yur life fit it better. Habit can help, Dr. Keitman believes. Maybe yu're sleepy in the evening but feel yu must stay up late anyway. Cunteract yur cycle t sme extent by habitually staying up later than yu want t . If yur energy is lw in the mrning but yu have an imprtant jb t day early in the day, rise befre yur usual hur. This wn't change yur cycle, but yu'll get up steam and wrk better at yur lw pint.
Get ff t a slw start which saves yur energy. Get up with a leisurely yawn and stretch. Sit n the edge f the bed a minute befre putting yur feet n the flr. Avid the trublesme search fr clean clthes by laying them ut the night befre. Whenever pssible, d rutine wrk in the afternn and save tasks requiring mre energy r cncentratin fr yur sharper hurs.
82. If a persn finds getting up early a prblem, mst prbably ________.
(A) he is a lazy persn
(B) he refuses t fllw his wn energy cycle
(C) he is nt sure when his energy is lw
(D) he is at his peak in the afternn r evening
83. Which f the fllwing may lead t family quarrels accrding t the passage?
(A) Unawareness f the energy cycle.
(B) Familiar mnlgues
(C) A change in a family member's energy cycle.
(D) Attempts t cntrl the energy cycle f ther family members.
84. If ne wants t wrk mre efficiently at his lw pint in the mrning, he shuld_______.
(A) change his energy cycle (B) vercme his laziness
(C) get up early than usual (D) g t bed early
85. Yu are advised t rise with a yawn and stretch because it will ________.
(A) help t keep yur energy fr a day's wrk
(B) help yu t cntrl yur temper early in the day
(C) enable yu t cncentrate n yur rutine wrk
(D) keep yur energy cycle under cntrl all day
第三卷
VI. Translatin (15分， 每题3分)
Directins : Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds r phrases given in the brackets.
1. 很多父母以爲他们做的每一件事者是完美无缺的。(perfect)
2. 你知道， 人的脑子在夏天的中午是不太清醒的。(mind)
3. 银行也像其他行业一样竞争顾客。(cmpete)
4. 人的一生中会有比经济困难更惨的遭遇。(tragedy)
5. 那个年轻人迫切地想去看看世界。 (urge)
VI. Guided Writing （25分）
Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in abut 100 t 200 wrds, accrding t the pints given in Chinese.
电脑是20世纪末最伟大的发明之一， 如今电脑在人们的日常生活中起着巨大的作用。
答案
Part A:
1.
M: Hw much are these sweaters?
W: They are n sale tday, sir. Twenty-five dllars each, r tw fr frty dllars.
Q: Hw much des ne sweater cst?
2.
W: Can I help yu ?
M: Yes, I want t brrw these tw nvels, and I als need this bk.
Q: hw many bks des the man want t brrw?
3.
W: Have yu always taught histry since yur graduatin frm cllege?
M: N, I ＇ve taught histry nly fr tw years. Befre that, I taught literature fr ne and a half years and gegraphy fr three years.
Q: Hw lng has the man graduated frm cllege?
4.
W: Hw much did Jhn pay fr this ld car?
M: Well, he said he paid $750 fr it. Of curse, he als had t pay $50 as the sales tax.
Q: Hw much did Jhn pay in all?
5.
M: Jane is quite enthusiastic abut the camping, isn't she?
W: Yes, she ften ges fr weeks at a time.
Q: What des the wman say abut Jane?
6.
M: What's everybdy s excited abut ?
W: Haven't yu heard? All the TV sets are n the sale this week.
Q: What des the wman mean?
7.
W: Fairly mild fr this time f year.
M: Yes, Quite different frm the frecast.
Q: What are they talking abut?
8.
W1: We really ught t take sme f the furniture ut f here.
W2: Maybe we shuld lk fr a bigger apartment.
Q: What prblem d the wmen have ?
9.
W: Why des Mary have t spend s much time at the library?
M: T finish her papers befre exams begin.
Q: What des the man say abut Mary?
10.
M: I'm afraid I'll have t wrk late again tmrrw night.
W: Why dn't yu just tell them yu're nt ging t ?
Q: What des the wman suggest the man d?
Part B:
M: I really dn't knw what t d this summer. I can't affrd t just sit arund, and there dn't seem t be any jbs available.
W: Why dn't yu try huse-sitting? Last summer my friend Margaret huse-sat fr the Ddds when they away n vacatin. Mr. Ddd hired Margaret t stay in their huse because he didn't want it left empty.
M: Yu mean the Ddds paid Margaret just t live in their huse?
W: It wasn't that easy. She had t mw the land and water the huse plants. And when Eric huse-sat fr Dr. Chen, he had t take care f her pets.
M: Huse-sitting sunds like a gd jb. I guess it's little like baby-sitting-except yu are taking care f a huse instead f children.
W: The student emplyment ffice still has a few jbs psted.
M: D yu just have t fill ut an applicatin?
W: Margaret and Eric had t interview with the huse wners and prvide three references each.
M: That seems like a lt f truble fr a summer jb.
W: Well, the huse wners want sme guarantee that they can trust the husesitter. Yu knw, they want t make sure yu're nt the type wh'll thrw wild parties in their huse, r mve a grup f friends in with yu .
M: Huse -sitters wh d that srt f things prbably aren't paid then.
W: Usually they're paid anyway just because the huse wners dn't want t make a fuss. But if the huse wner reprted it , then the huse-sitter wuldn't be able t get anther jb. S why dn't yu apply?
M: Yeah, I think I will
11. What des the man want t d this summer?
12. What did the Ddds d when they went away last summer?
M: Did yu watch Undersea Discvery last night?
W: N, I missed it . Did yu?
M: Yeah. It was pretty gd, it was abut barnacles.
W: Hmm.
M: Yu knw hw they stick themselves t stuff in the cean, like rcks r bats.?
W: Uh-huh
M: Well, they d that when they're yung, and then they stay in the same place frever.
W: Have yu ever tried remving ne f thse things? Last summer I tried t scrape sme ff pier. I had t give up after a while. Yu'd think they wuldn't be able t stick like that underwater.
M: That ＇s ne reasn scientists are trying t figure ut what their glue's made f . It's ne f the strngest adhesives in nature. And it's natural prtein, s it prbably wuldn't be harmful like sme synthetic glues.
W: Really?
M: Yeah. These bimedical researchers were talking abut its pssible uses. Orthpedists culd use it fr mending brken bnes, r it culd be used in dentistry.
13. What was the televisin prgram abut?
14. What did the man learn abut barnacles?
Part C:
The energy crisis the wrld is nw experiencing has prmted scientists t investigate new surces f energy. Slar pwer is receiving wide attentin as a pssible surce f clean, inexpensive and adundant energy. The cnversin f the sun's rays t electricity des nt pllute the envirnment and csts nly as much as the installatin f slar panels t absrb the sun's rays. Admittedly, this system wuld nt wrk well in a cludy area, but in cuntries like the United States where sunny days are numerus, slar pwer culd help slve the energy crisis.
15. Which sentence best expresses the main idea?
16. Which f the fllwing seems t describe apprpriately the prblem expressed in the tpic sentence?
17. Slar pwer is receiving wide attentin because _____.
Strange things happen t time when yu travel, because the earth is divided int twenty-fur time znes. The time difference between tw znes is ne hur. Yu can have days with mre than twenty-fur hurs and days with fewer than twenty-fur hurs. Yu can have weeks with mre than seven days and weeks with fewer than seven days.
If yu make a five-day trip acrss the Atlantic Ocean, yur ship enters a different time zne every day. As yu enter each zne, the time changes ne hur. If yu travel west, yu set yur clck back. If yu travel east, yu set it ahead. Each day f yur trip has either twenty-five r twenty-three hurs.
If yu make a trip by ship acrss the Pacific Ocean, yu crss the internatinal date line. This is the pint where a new day begins. When yu crss the line, yu change yur calendar ne full day either backward r frward. If yu travel east, tday becmes yesterday; if yu travel west it is tmrrw.
18. Why will strange thing happen t time if yu travel?
19. Which f the fllwing statements is true?
20. The time difference between tw time znes is ______.
第一卷
I.1 (B) 2(C) 3.(D ) 4(B) 5(B) 6(B) 7.(D) 8. (D) 9. (C) 10. (A)
11. (D) 12. (A) 13. (B) 14. (B) 15. (A) 16. (D) 17. (D) 18. (C) 19. (A) 20 (C)
第二卷
II. 21.(B) 22.(D) 23 (D) 24 (D) 25 (A) 26 (B) 27(C) 28(D) 29(B) 30 (D)
31(A) 32 (B) 33(C) 34(A) 35(B) 36(A) 37(D) 38(B) 39(D) 40(C)
III. 41(A) 42(B) 43(C) 44(D) 45(C) 46 (A) 47(B) 48(B) 49(B) 50(C)
IV. 51(A) 52(B) 53(A) 54(B) 55(C) 56(D) 57(C) 58(D) 59(A) 60(B)
61. (C) 62(A) 63(D) 64 (C) 65(B) 66(A) 67(B) 68BA) 69(A) 70(B)
V. 71 (B) 72(D) 73(A) 74(B) 75(A) 76(D) 77(C) 78(C) 79(A) 80(D)
81(A) 82 (D) 83.(A) 84(C) 85(A)
第三卷
Vi.
1 Many parents think that everything they make is perfect.
2. Yu knw that the mink is nt very clear at nn in summer
3. Bands cmpete fr custmers just like ther places f business.
4. One's life has wrse tragedies than the financial nes.
5. The yungster has an urge t see the wrld.
VII.
The cmputer is cnsidered t be ne f the greatest inventins in the 20th century. In peple's daily life, cmputer becmes an essential part. They are useful in cmmunicatin, administratin and educatin.
Cmputers enable us t cnnect t the inter-net and thus we can cntact with peple all ver the wrld.
Cmputers are useful in administratin. In the supermarket, it is hard fr the supervisrs t cntrl all the gds and shp assistants withut the help f cmputers.
What's mre, they are als helpful when used in educatin. Many schls nw use cmputers t teach students and cmputers can prvide them with the infrmatin and things they want t knw.
In a wrd, cmputers are helpful in ur daily life.