全國中學生英語能力競賽高三決賽試題直接打印版含答案和聽力原文

1、全國中學生英語能力競 賽高三決賽試題直接打印版含答案和聽力原文精選文檔o ow o-OTTMS system office room TTMS16H-TTMS2A-TTMS8Q8-2016年全國中學生英語能力競賽（NEPCS）決賽高三年級組試題（總分：150分 答題時間：120分鐘）聽力部分（共三大題，計30分）I Sentences （句子聽寫）（共5小題；每小題1分，計5分）Please listen to the following five sentences. There are several missing words in each sentence. Fill in the

2、blanks with the exact words you hear. Each sentence will be read twice.（請聽下面五個句子，每個句子中均有幾個缺 失的單詞，請根據(jù)你所聽到的單詞填空。每個句子讀兩遍。）（答案寫在答題紙上）1. Is there else you can do to your plan?2 I' 11 go to the camera shop after I' ve the car.3. She her job and chose to live in France.4. What are the causes to the

3、 death of many wild5. I don' t know how she looking after her family insuch a difficult situation.II Dialogues （對話理解）（共10小題；每小題1分，計10分）(A) Please listen to the following five mini-dialogues. Each dialogue is followed by a question. Choose the best answer to each question according to the dialogu

4、e you hear. Each dialogue and question wi 11 be read twice.（請聽下面五組小對話，每組對話后有一個問題，根據(jù)你所聽到的對話內(nèi)容，選出能 回答所提問題的最佳選項。每組對話和問題讀兩遍。）（答案涂在答題紙上）6.A. In her room.B. In her bag.C. In the kitchen.D. In her jacket.9.10.A. £.B. £.C. £.D. £.A.Do the homework inhis room.B. Watch his favorite TV prog

5、ram.c.Help the woman getthe dinnerD. Record the film which he likesready.best.（8） Please listen to the following dialogue. The dialogue is followed by five questions. Choose the best answer to each question according to the dialogue you hear. The dialogue and questions will be read twice. （請聽下 面的對話以

6、及對話后的五個問題，根據(jù)你所聽到的對話內(nèi)容，選擇能回答所提問題的 最佳選項。對話和問題讀兩遍）（答案涂在答題紙上）11.A. Next year.B After the exams.12.A. Delicious all the time.B. Not always very good.C. Quite cheap.D. Really expensive.13.A. Because it' s so small.B. Because it' s too noisy.C. Because he can' t afford it.D. Because his mother

7、dislikes it.14.A. Apply for a scholarship.B Ask his parents to pay it.C. Work longer in summer.D. Borrow money from a bank.C. During his holiday.D. Before the end of this term.15.A. His friend.B. His teacher. C. His brother. D. Hisclassmates.HI Passages （短文理解）（共10小題；16-20小題每小題1分，21-25小題每小 題2分，計15分）（

8、A） Please listen to the following passage. The passage is followed by five questions. Choose the best answer to each question according to the passage you hear. The passage and questions will be read twice. （請可f下面的短文以 及短文后的五個問題，根據(jù)你所聽到的短文內(nèi)容，選擇能回答所提問題的最佳選項。 短文和問題讀兩遍。）（答案涂在答題紙上）16.A. Seven.B.Eight.C.Ni

9、ne.D.Ten.17.A. Africa.B.Asia.C.America.D.Europe.18.19.A. Because there was heavy snow.B.Because there wasan accident.C. Because there were too manyD. Because there were storms on thepeople travelling.journey.20.A. Bored.B. Pleased.C. Terrified.D. Disappointed.（B） Please listen to the following passa

10、ge and fill in the blanks according to the passage you hear wi th one word for each blank. The passage will be read。應ce.（請聽下面的短文，根據(jù)你所聽到的內(nèi)容填空，沒空一詞。短文讀兩 遍。）（答案寫在答題紙上）BRANDON FOREST PARKForest shop and cafeThe shop sells 21., gifts and .Snacks and drinks are available in the cafe.The cafe is closed all

11、 day 22.Picnic areas23.are next to the park entrance.Bicycle hireCost of half-day hire is 24.Summer eventsThis year' s event include 25.筆試部分（共七大題，計120分）I . Knowledge and Usage （知識與用法）（共15小題；每小題1分，計15分）（A） Please complete the following sentences by using the Chinese hints given in the brackets.（請

12、根據(jù)括號中所給的漢語提示完成下列句子。）（答案寫 在答題紙上）26. It is said that Mr. Smith was endlessly kind and （耐心的） with children when he was young.27. All of our classmates had（交上）their English homework before the class started.28. Everyone started （恭喜； 祝賀）me after they learned that I' d passed the entrance examination.

13、29. （事實上），it isn' t a good idea for parents to send their children to study abroad at an early age.30. After seven years of （友誼），I still couldn, t tell when May was playing a joke on me.（B） Please complete the following passage by choosing the best of the four choices marked A, B, C and D in the

14、 boxes.（請從方框中給所的 A, B, C, D 四個選項 中選出最佳選項完成下面的短文。）（答案涂在答題紙上）Although the plane is the fastest means of transport, the idea of traveling by plane doesn， t appeal to everyone because of the frequent delays. It' s extremely disappointing when you 31 yourself plenty of time to get to the airport and

15、- once there-it' s brought to your32that there? s a problem with your flight. The staff at the check-in are trying to convince you that it won' t be long before the problem is 33 Yet, hours later you feel let 34 as you continue to wait patiently for your boarding call. Of course, you won'

16、; t gain 35 by complaining. By this stage you realize you' re going to miss your connecting flight and now you must change your booking. You feel 36 you' re never going to get your destination. However, there' s the 37 chance that you could be one of the lucky ones spending the night at

17、a top class hotel at the expense of the airline that caused your problem in the first place.Admittedly, you would rather be 38 for your original destination.Regular customers advise us just to accept the fact 39 no matter how frustrating this situation might be, it' s unavoidable and shouldnf ta

18、ffect us so much. Nevertheless, it' 11 always be a common sight to seepeople eagerly waiting _40 the hope of hearing their flight announced.1 A. letB.allowC. makeD. keep2 A. careB.benefitC. attentionD. interest3 A. fetchedB.defeatedC. solvedD. restored4 A. offB.awayC. outD. down5 A. nothingB.any

19、thingC. anyoneD. someone6 A. as ifB.even ifC. in caseD. if only7 A. doesBweakC. lightD. slight10takingA. whatA. inheadingwhowithdoingthatbringingwhichH Cloze （完形填空）（共15小題；每小題1分，計15分）A) Please read the following passage and fill in the blanks wi th the proper forms of 5 words or phrases out of the 7

20、given ones in the box according to the context.（請閱讀下面的短文，并根據(jù)其內(nèi)容提示，從方框中所給的7個詞語中選出5個，并用其適當形式填空。）（答案寫在答題紙上） anger, sort, look like, use, leave, clear, put upIt' s astonishing how little one remembers about one' s life before the age of seven or eight. I can tell you all 41 of things that happen

21、ed to me from eight onwards, but only very few before that. I studied for a whole year at Elmtree House but I cannot even remember what my classroom 42 I do remember sitting on the stairs and trying over and over again to tie one of my shoelaces, but that' s all that comes back to me.On the othe

22、r hand, I can remember very 43 the journeys I made to and from the school because they were so extremely exciting. Great excitement is probably the only thing that really interests a six-year-old boy and it sticks in his mind. In my case, the excitement centered around my new tricycle. I rode to sch

23、ool on it every day with my eldest sister riding on hers. No grown-up came with us, and I can remember so vividly how we 44 to go racing at enormous tricycle speeds down the middle of the road and then when we came to a corner, we would lean to one side and take it on two wheels.So much, then, for m

24、y memories of kindergarten sixty-two years ago. It' s not much, but it' s all that' s 45 .B) Please read the following passage and fill in each blank wi th one word in one of the following three ways: (D based on the context; using the proper form of the given words; based on the given l

25、etters of the words. (請閱讀下面的短文，用以下三種形式中的一種填空：1根據(jù)上下文填空；2用所 給單詞的適當形式填空；3根據(jù)單詞所給的字母填空，每空一詞。)(答案寫在答題 紙上)Chatting to babies is a particular way improves their intelligence and gives them a head start in life, a new study has found. Speech and language therapist Dr. Sally Ward 46 (select) 140 nine-month-ol

26、d children. She then gave 70 of the parents detailed advice on the best way to communicate 47 their children and left the others without guidance.The ucommunicatingM parents were told to spend at least 30 minutes every day talking to their children, without any background noise, about subjects t 48

27、their infants might take an interest in. more than six year later, and after 49(regularly) checks had been kept of theirprogress, the children had IQ tests. Those in the talking group were, on average, a year and three months ahead of the other group. Nine children had IQs in the gifted category, wh

28、 50 none in the non-talking group was as bright.In a separate study experts have warned of the dangers of children under the age of two 51 (watch) television. The research has shown that exposure to television is res 52 for anything from delayed speech to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (注意

29、缺陷障礙).The problem with television is that it confuses infants, who' 11 block out the background noise coming from it. As 53 result, they learn to ignore all noise and this includes speech. Pediatric and language specialists also disapprove of radio that has much the same cf 54 on a child' s

30、language development.The main finding of the report is that at very early ages children shouldn' t 55 allowed to watch any television at all. Parents have good reasons for ignoring their youngstersf protests and simply switching off.Ill Reading comprehension （閱讀理解）（共20小題；56-60小題每小題1分，61- 75小題每小題

31、2分，計35分）Read the following passages. Each passage is followed by several questions. Please respond to the questions according to the requirements given at the end of each passage.（閱讀下面短文，每篇短文后設有若干問題，請根據(jù)短文后的 要求回答問題。）（56-58小題答案涂在答題紙上，59-75小題答案寫在答題紙上）（A）Wondering where to go for your holiday this year

32、Tired of beach holidays Do you feel that just lying on some sand isn， t the most interesting way to spend your precious holiday time If your answer is “yes" to these questions, then the solution is obvious: join us on a Blue Sky Cycling Holiday!Get fit while you relax on holiday. Every cycling

33、group is joined by two of our expert guides and tour leaders. As well as being knowledgeable about the route, they' re qualified fitness trainers and can make sure your cycle in the right way. We' 11 passing through villages with very special local foods for your lunch, so you can buy what y

34、ou prefer. What you eat is of course, up to you!Don' t worry about trying to carry all your luggage on your bike. Luggage will be taken from hotel to hotel in our cars, to be ready for you every night. The distance we cover each day will depend on the kind ofcountryside we' re traveling thro

35、ugh, already planned so you， 11 never get too tired.Accommodation is arranged for you in good-quality 3-star hotels. Experience has taught us that this is the standard most people prefer on these holidays. Our prices are $50 per person, based on sharing a twin room. Single accommodation is available

36、 for a small extra payment at the time of booking. There? s a choice of breakfast, from tea and fruit to completely cooked breakfasts, and, similarly, in the evening, you can help yourself from a buffet or go for the set menu.In order to keep the groups friendly and also safe along the roads, we set

37、 limit on the number of people n a holiday. This varies to some extent depending on the landscape and road types being used on any particular holiday, but we don' t run holidays with fewer than six guests or more than fifteen.Call or email for more information or to make a booking today!Question

38、s 56-58： choose the best answer from A, B, C and D according to the passage.56. The advertisement is to attract people to during the holidays.A. swim in the seaB climb the mountainD. dive in the oceanC. cycle in the countryside57. There are usually tour leaders in each cycling group.A. twoBthreeC.fo

39、urD. five58. The accommodation cost is usually per person.A. $20.B.$30.C.$40.D. $50.Questions 59-60： Deci de whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F) according to the passage.59. The limit on the number for every group is usually between six and fifteen people according to the adve

40、rtisement.60. People can get more information about the Blue Sky Cycling Holiday by making a phone call.(B)Currently, nine out of ten people in the U. K. shop online at least once a month. Experts predict that our spending on the Internet over the next five years will grow by 129%. Read on to find o

41、ut how you can protect yourself when you' re shopping online.61 It should be protected by up-to-date anti-virus software, and you should also install a personal firewall, which will stop hackers attacking your system. Check that your firewall is turned on before you start shopping, and when you

42、finish, be sure to log out of the system, especially if you share your computer with other people.Take a minute to look at the website before you buy anything. Check that the company has a geographical address as well as a landline telephone number, and write down these details. 62Sellers should hav

43、e a list of all your rights (for example, what to do if you have a problem with the item you bought, or if it hasn， t arrived) somewhere on their websites, and you need to read this before you decide to shop there. 63 As a general rule, online companies usually give their customers seven days to can

44、cel their order if they change their minds about their purchase. This week is called a “cooling-off" period.64 The icon is in the shape of a padlock, and you can find it on the browser bar at the bottom of the screen. Another indication of a safe website is its address. The address should begin

45、 with “https“ and not “http" 一the letter "s" stands for secure.The final stage of online shopping is the order confirmation. This is proof that you' ve bought a product from this company, and it contains thespecial reference number for your order. 65 You might need it if there'

46、; s a problem.Question 61 -65: choose from the sentences A-G to complete the passage.There are two sentences which you don . t need to use.A. If this happens, your credit card will offer you the best protection.B. A special icon on your screen will tell you if the website you' re using is safe.C

47、. Make sure that your advice, for example, your laptop or tablet, is safe to use at all times.D. If you can' t find the list, you should probably choose a different websites.E. When you buy things on the Internet, there' s no chance that something may go wrong.F. It' s generally better t

48、o use sellers that you know about or ones that have been recommended to you.G. You should always print this information and keep it safe somewhere.(C)Montana BornLeonard ClarkI saw her first through wavering candlelight.My sister in her cradle one hour old:Outside, the snow was drifting through the

49、night.But she lay warm, obvious to the cold.Her eyes were closed, the half-moist wisps of hair,A honey harvest on her wrinkled head,The smile upon her face as if she was elsewhere,But knew the land she had inherited.My mother there at peace, her labor done,Their greyness gone, her cheeks were corall

50、ine,She welcomed me, her wondering first-born sonAnd placed my sister' s new-nailed hand in mine.I looked through the freezing window pane,The whitening acre bare and stretching farThat nine months hence would heave with welling grain,And over every distant peak a star.And she, my winter sister,

51、 does she know,That all this homely countryside is hers.Where once were warring Sioux and buffalo,And covered wagons full of travelers?But I will tell her the Indian tales,And show her grass-high fields, and sugar beet.We 11 ride all day along the western trails,Missouri River glinting at our feet.M

52、ontana born, she' 11 sleep beneath these beams,And learn the simple ways, and say her prayers,And even now she may see in her dreamsAnother boy come climbing up the stairs.Questions 66-70: Answer the questions according to the passage.66. How old was Clark' s sister?67. When was the born?68.

53、 In which paragraph was the baby, s appearance described69. What did Leonard' s mother put in Clark* s hand70. Was the baby born in the countryside(D)What will a day in your life be like in 2025 Luis Villazon lets you peer into the future.6:45The alarm clock goes off. It' s set for 7:00, but

54、 the clock* s connected to the internet and has woken you fifteen minutes earlier than usual because the traffic reports from the internet are predicting longer delays today due to a Tube strike. The internet radio station streams music from a standardized station playlist. But there' s also a s

55、pecial internet service which means that the news, traffic and weather are local, and are customized for you using the preferences that you set before.7:50Your journey to work is still by car-the public transport hasn' t improved much. It' s now almost impossible to buy a new car that isn， t

56、 at least a hybrid, uses regenerative braking (which charges a battery as you brake) and smart idling (which cuts the engine if you stop for more than a few seconds). Service stations now have fast-charge points at some locations where you can leave your car recharging while you have a coffee.18:30A

57、ll the checkouts at your local supermarkets are self-service. This is apart from a single "assisted checkoutn , intended for customers with disabilities and staffed on demand. Most food manufacturers now label their products with food miles and some have gone a step further with a ucarbon foodp

58、rintn -the total carbon emitted during the production process, not just transportation.22:30Through the night, while you' re asleep and electricity demand is low, wind and wave power continue to supply electricity to the national grid.Combined with the photovoltaic cells you put on the roof, more than fifteen percent of your total electricity now comes from green sources. Long showers and keeping the TV on standby are things of the past. The smart meter allows you to keep track of your electricity consumption.Questions 71-75: Complete the summ