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省襄陽2012屆高3月調(diào)研考試英語試省襄陽市2012屆高3月調(diào)研考試英語試150120分鐘。學校、班級、、考號填寫在答題卡密封線內(nèi)，將考號最后兩位填在登分欄內(nèi)的座位號內(nèi)。網(wǎng)評考生務(wù)必將自己的、考號填寫在答題卡上指定位置，2B鉛筆將試卷類型（A）填涂在答題卡相應(yīng)位置上。22B鉛筆把對應(yīng)題目的答案標號紙上無效。30.5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆直接答在答題卡上每題對應(yīng)的答題區(qū)域內(nèi)，答在試題卷、草稿紙上無效。4．考生必須保持答題卡第一部分：（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分第一節(jié)（51．57．5分聽下面5段。每段后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段僅讀一遍。HowlonghasthemanbeenFor20 B．For60 C．For70WhatdoesthewomanTheperformancewasShelostherwatchlastShewaslatefortheWhatittherelationshipbetweenthespeakers? WhereisthemangoingToa B．Totheeditor'soffice．C．TohisownWhyisthemanTochangehisTospeaktoToseethe第二節(jié)（151．522．5分聽下面5段或獨白。每段或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A，B，C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段或獨白55秒鐘的作答時間。每段或獨白讀兩遍。67WhatdoesthemanthinkofAbby'sItiswellorganized．B．Itistoo C．ItiswellWhatshouldAbbydotoimproveherSpeak B．Bemore C．Avoidlong89WherewasthewomanIn B．IntheUnited C．InHowoldwasthemanwhenhereturnedtotheUnited 1012題。10．Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A．Rightsofanimals．B．Testson C．AnimalHowdoesthewomanfeelabouttheman'sview? WhyisthemanunwillingtoHedoesn'tlikeanimalsatHedoesn'tthinkherviewHecan'tbearthewomantalkinglikethat．1316題。WhenwillthevisitorsIn B．In C．InHowmanyvisitorsare WhatwillthevisitorsdoonthesecondGotoa B．Attenda C．VisittheWhatwillthevisitorsdoonthefinalVisitLondon． B．Walkalongthecoast． C．VisitScotland．1720題。WhatdidthewriterdooneHewent ephonehisoldHepaidavisittohisHevisitedafriendandhadlunchwithWhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothisThewriterhadnotmuchdifficultyinfindingaparkingItlookhimforty-fiveminutestofindacetoparkhisItwasverydifficultforthewritertofindaparkingHowdidhelookforhiscar?A．Heaskedamanforhelp．B．Hisfriendcalledaman．C．Heexaminedeverycarinthestreet．20．WhatcanweknowfromtheA．TrafficinthecityisaB．DrivingmthecityifaC．Itisjoyfultofindyourcarinthe第二部分：詞匯知識運用（共兩節(jié),30分第一節(jié)：單項填空（10110分A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上Evenifhehasbeenateacherfor20years,Petersonstillhasagoodand towardshiswork,whichearnsnunagoodreputation． Withoutanybetteralternatives,thecommitteeeventuallyacceptedhisscheme,thoughstillskepticalwhetheritwould B．setout D．takeTakemedicineasdirectedbythedoctor,besides,youshouldalsokeepinmindthatsunshine,freshair,andrestoften 'srecoveryfromsickness． ernmentexperts thelatestunemploymentrate,thepublicdidn'texpectanotherprosperousyearofeconomicdevelopmentanymore． 25．Accordingtotheregulationsofout ,everybodyistobetakenonforathree-monthtrialperiodbeforebeingacceptedasa memberofstaff． 26．Ateacher's toeducationdeservesgreatrespectofthewholepublicbecauseitbringsbenefitstothedevelopmentofsociety． Manyfashionableyouthsareso abouttheso-called-SinglesDay"thatevenwebsiteslikehavespecialsalesonNovember11． ToavoidtheSpringFestivalrushandmaketheirjourneymoreeconomical,manymigrantworkerswill otherstorideacar,orcarpool,togobackhome．A．teamupwith B．carryonwithC．getalong D．putupAfter3months'associationwithherboyfriend,Janecametoknowthatbeneath calmsurfaceisamanoffiercetemper,soshedecidedtobreakupwithhim． Itisworthnotingthatwomen'searningsarcwellbelowmen's differencesthatarenarrowingbetweenthetwo interms B．infavor C．incase D．inspite第二節(jié)完型填空（20120分閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個選項（A、B、CD）中，選出最佳WhenJackiecametohisfirstpianolessoninhismother'scar,hewasalreadyyearsold．I studentsbeginatanearlierage,butowingtohisinsistence,Itookhimasastudent．32 Jackietried,helackedthesenseoftoneandbasicrhythm．Attheendofeachlessonhe'dsay,"Mymom'sgoingtohearmeysomeday．"Butitseemed33．Ionlyknewhismotherfroma(n）34 asshewaitedinheragedcarbutneversloppedThenonedayJackiestoppedcomingtoourlessons．Ithoughtaboutcallinghim35becauseofhislackofability,thathehaddecidedtoquit．Ialsowasgladhestoppedcoming-hewasa

formySeveralweekslaterImailedtothestudents'homesaletteronthe37 concert．Surprisingly,Jackiereceivedandaskedmeifhecouldbeintheconcerttoldhimthattheconcertwasnotfordropouts,butfor pupils．Hesaidhismomhadbeensickandunablelotakehimtopianolessonsbuthewasstillpracticing．Idon'tknowwhatledmetoagree39．Thenightfortheconcertcame．Thehighschoolgymnasiumwaspackedparentsandfriends．I40 Jackielastintheprogram．Ithoughtthatanydamagehewoulddowouldcomeattheendoftheprogramandthenegativeeffectwouldreducetothe41Theconcertwentoffsmoothly.ThenJackiecameuponstage.Hiswere42 andhishairlookedmessy.“Whydidn’thismother43 makehimcombhishairforthisspecialnight?”Ithought.IwassurprisedwhenJackiechoseMozart’sConcerto#21inCMajorandnot44 forwhatIheardnext.45,aftersixandahalfminutesheendedupverywell.Everyone46 withexcitement.IranuponstageandputmyarmsaroundJackieinjoy.“I’veneverheardyouylikethat!How’dyoudoit?”“Well…rememberItoldyoumymomwassick?”heexined,“Actuallyshehadcancerand47 morning.And…shewasborndeafsotonightwasthefirsttimesheeverheardmeyinheaven.Iwantedtomakeitspecial.”Therewasn’ta48 eyeinthehousethatevening.I49 howmuchrichermylifehadbeenfortakingJackieasmypupil.HewastheteacherandIwasthepupil,foritishethattaughtmethemeaningofperseveranceandloveandmaybeeventakinga(n)50 insomeone. 32．A．Aslongas B．Asfaras C．Asmuchas D．Aswellas 40．A．setoff B．breakin C．putup D．leaveout B．a(chǎn)dvantage 43．A．onthewhole B．a(chǎn)tleast C．inthemeanwhileD．a(chǎn)swell C．imagined B．However 46．A．becameconsciousB．gotannoyed C．wentwild 47．A．passedaway B．wentout C．pickedup D．tookoff 第三部分：閱讀理解（20240分閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項（A、B、CD）中，選出最佳選項，AAwomanwasinahurrytogototheairport.Shetoldthecabdrivertodrivequickly.Shewassoabsorbedinherownthoughtsthatshewasnotawaretheyweregoingbyadifferentroute.Suddenly,amangotinsidethecab.Hetookherhandbagwhereshehadcedhervisa,passport,andallhermoneyforthetrip.Thedriver,whowasincahootswiththerobber,leftherinthemiddleofthatdarkstreet.Shecursed()theworldforbeingsomeantoher,andthoughthowunluckyshewasinthatsituation.Thatverysamenight,sheheardsomeshockingnews．Tearsfoweddownface．Flight230,whichwasthenethatshewassupposedtohaveboarded,hadcrashed．Ifshehadnotlostherpreciousbelongings,shecouldhavelostsomethingfarmoreimportant—herlife．Sometimesbadthingsreallyhappen．Welosemoney,failourexams,orarerejectedbyothers．Therearetimeswhennothingseemstogoourway．Sowhatshouldwedoaboutit?Shouldwebedisappointed?Theanswerisaresounding（堅決而響亮的）“No!"Wemustgetridofallthesefrustrationsandstartalloveragainintheconsistentfaiththatwewillgetwhatwedeserve．Don'twasteyourtimeandenergyonthingsthatcan'tbechanged．Continuousworryingwillonlyaffectyourhealthandyou'llbengmuchmoredamagethanwhatwaspreviouslydone．Whatifitwastheotherwayround?WhatifweneverranoutofgoodTherewasamanwhowonthelottery．Hethoughthewastheluckiest intheworld．Hebecamegreedy（貪婪的）andwastedallhismoneyoneverythinghecouldgethishandson．Oneday,hemadeittothefrontpageofthenewspaperagain．Butthistime,itwasadifferentstory．Hehadbeenkilledbecauseofhisriches．Ifyouattaingoodluck,youcanneverbetoosecureaboutit．Hopeforprotectionandguidance．Lifeissounpredictable．Youneverknowwhatwillhappennext．Liveonedayatatime．wesometimessubjectourselvestounnecessaryemotionaltrouble．Weaskourselves:"WhatifIdon'tgetthisdoneintime?"or"WhatifmyfamilyleavesmeandI'vegotnooneelsetoturnto?"Liveforthemoment．Dowhatmustbedoneforthepresentandthefuturewillturnoutjustfine．Believeme．Andbelieveinyourself．AsCaptainnetalwayssays:"Thepowerisyours!"Theunderlinedphrase"incahootswith"inParagraph3probably wasdby B．wasfightingbravelywithC．hadcooperatedwith D．wastryingtobegFromthepassage,welearn thewomanwasluckytomisshersomepeoplejustneverrunoutofgoodrobberswillgetwhattheyifyoufeelyourselflucky,youwillcontinuetobeAccordingtotheauthor,whichofthefollowingistherightattitudetoadopttowardslife?Don'twasteyourtimeandenergybecausetimeisThere'snoneedtoworryorgelfrustrated．Justbelieveinyourself．C．Evenwheneverythingseemstobegoingwell,weshouldkeepfullyalert．D．Worryingaboutwhatyoudon'thavemeansyoumissoutonopportunitiesforotherthings．Thestoriesareintendedtol fortuneonlyfavorsthepreparedgainsandlossesgohandinhandC．misfortunemightbeablessingD．weshouldsaveupforarainydayWhenIfirstarrivedinaroundayearago,Iwasn’tworriedaboutthefoodorthelanguagebarriers.Ionlyhadoneconcern:howamIgoingtowatchsoccer?IntheUKwhereIgrewup,matchesarescheduledforprimetimeTVviewing.IcouldalwayslookforwardtoalazySundayafternooninthepubwatchingManchesterUnitedorLiverpool.However,in,thetimedifferencemeansthattheseeveninggamesactuallystartat3:45am．Whenthealarmsoundedat3amitwasastruggletodragmyselfoutbed．Determinednottomisstheaction,Igotdressedandsetoff．weary-eyed（雙眼困乏的）,tofindataxi．WhenIarrivedIwassurprised．Iwasn'ttheonlymidnightsoccerfan．ThebarwaspackedwithLiverpoolfanswhoweretheretosupporttheirteam．WitheachLiverpoolgoal,ahugecheererupted．Throughoutthematchalargegroupoffanssangsongsabouttheirheroes—ofteninperfectLiverpudlianaccents．Othersupportersdiscussedthegameoverabeer．Alongwiththeexcitementcameasenseofcommunity．Onlythemost（專注的）soccerfollowerswouldsacrifice（犧牲）sleepforabigmatch．Backhomesupportingasoccerteamisafashionstatementformany．Politicianstalkaboutsoccertoappearintouchwithcommonpeople．ButinthissmallbarinBeijingI'dfoundatruertypeorsoccerfan．Thesefanslovedthegamesomuchthatthey'dwatchitwhateverthetime．I'llbereturningtotheUKforChristmas—thetimeofyearspentwithfamily,eatingturkey,givingpresents,and,ofcourse,watchingsoccer．ButImightjustmissthe3amtaxiridesandmidnightfansofBeijing．Afterall,where'sthefuninwatchingsocceralanormaltime?WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothearticle?A．IntheUK,theauthorpreferredtowatchsoccermatchesathomewithhisIntheUK,bigsoccermatchesaremoreoftenbroadcastonTVintheeveningsthaninthemornings．In,theauthorusuallystayedupallnightinordernottomissasoccerThebarwheretheauthorwentwasnoisy,whichtheauthordidn'tBymentioningthefansinthebarsingingsongsinperfectLiverpudlianaccents,theauthorintendstoshow thefansgoodknowledgeofforeignthefanspassionandsupportfortheirthemessybutfriendlyatmosphereinthetypicalwaysthatthefansspenttimeintheWhichfailstoshow"thesenseofcommunity"causedbysocceraccordingtotheSoccerfansstrugglingtosupporttheirfavoriteteamsatSoccerfanscheeringonlyfortheirownnationalteams．C．Politicianstryingtoimpressthepublicbysayingthattheylikesoccer．D．SoccerfanswhoprefertowatchamatchinabartogetherwithotherWhentheauthorreturnstotheUKandwatchessoccer,hethinkshewill feelrelievedandsatisfiedtobeatmisshisinvitehisfamilytowatchthegamesinthepubwithrecallthefunofwatchinggamesatmidnightinLOCKERS儲物柜havebeenthesymbolofAmericanhighschoolfordecades.ButwalkdownanyhallwayofthenewGermantownHighSchoolinMadisonCounty,Mississippi,andyouwon’tspotasinglelocker.Newtechnologysuchase-books,in ctive互動的assignmentsandWeb-basedlearningismakinglockersinAmericanhighschoolathingofthepast.Officialsfromschoolsthathavegonelockerlesscite(舉例)severalbenefitslessnoise,lesstardiness（拖延）andanincreasedsenseofsafety.“It’salltocreateanenvironmentthat’sstudent-friendly,”saidRonnieMcGehee,interimsuperintendent（）oftheMadisonCountySchoolDistrict.Gettingridoflockerscanalsocuthundredsofthousandsinconstructioncosts.MadisonCountysaved$200,000bynotincludinglockersinthenewhighschool,McGeheesaid.Itisalsobelievedthatremovinglockerscouldhelppreventcampus“Lockersgivekidsacetohidethings,”saidMikeNelson,founderofasafety-traininggroup.Nelsonbelievesthatsomeschoolshootingsandotherscouldhavebeenpreventediftherehadbeennolockers.However,AndrewBooth,a10th-graderatGermantownHigh,saidtherearesomedrawbackstonothavingalocker.“Itcanmakeyourbookbagreallyheavy,”hesaid.The16-year-oldhasfourtextbooksplusnotebooksandabinder（活頁夾）”tocarrytoschooleachday.Hesaidsometeacherare modatingandhaveshelvesatthebackoftheclassroomonwhichstudentscanleavetheirbags.Othersprovideanextrasetoftextbooksintheclassroom,sostudentsdon’thavetocarrybooksfromhome.NewYorkarchitectPeterLippmansaidschoolswillhavetoaddresssuchandfindwaystogivestudentsa“senseofspace”.“Ifyouarecarringbooksaround,itdoeslimityourflexibilityintheclassrooms,”hesaid.Lippmansaidhewouldliketoseeschoolsstartingtousethenewspacetoprovidelessstructuredlearningopportunitiesforstudents,includinggatheringareasandlearningcenters.“Ifyouthinkaboutaschoolwithjustrowsoflockers–there’snowhereforlearningopportunitiesinthat,”hesaid.WhatdoesthearticlemainlytalkThehistoryanddevelopmentoflockersinUShighThetrendofgettingridoflockersinUShighTheimpactofnewtechnologyonsomeUShighTheadvantagesanddisadvantagesoflockersinUShighschools.60．Accordingtothearticle,lockersarebeingtakenawayfromUSschools duetothespreadofnewinresponsetoparents’forthesakeofstudentsecurityattosaveconstructionTheunderlinedword“ modating”inParagraph8probablymeans A．comfortableB．carefulC．strictD．helpfulWhatdoesLippmansuggestschoolsthathaveremovedlockersshoulddo?A．Givestudentsasmuchdomaspossibleintheclassroom.ProvidestudentswithanextrasetoftextbooksintheCreatemorelearningopportunitiesforstudentsinthenewPutshelvesatthebackoftheclassroomforstudentstoleavetheirbags.Theoperationsofourbusiness, ernments,andfinancialinstitutionsaremoreandmorecontrolledbyinformationthatexistsonlyinsidecomputermemories.Anyonecleverenoughtomodifythisinformationforhisownpurposescanreapsubstantialrewards.Evenworse,anumberofpeoplewhohavedonethisandbeencaughtatithavemanagedtogetawaywithoutpunishment.It’seasyforcomputercrimestogoundetectedifnoonechecksuponwhatthecomputerisng.Butevenifthecrimeisdetected,thecriminalmaywalkawaynotonlyunpunishedbutwithaglowing mendationfromhisformeremployers.Ofcourse,wehavenostatisticsoncrimesthatgoundetected.Butit’sdisturbingtonotehowmanyofthecrimeswedoknowaboutweredetectedbyaccident,notbysystematicinspectionsorothersecurityprocedures.Thecomputercriminalswhohavebeencaughtmaybeenthevictims monlybadForexample,acertainkeypunchoperator（打卡員）cominedofhavingtostayovertimetopunchextracards.Investigationrevealedthattheextracardsshewasbeingaskedtopunchwerefordishonesttransactions（）.Inanothercase,dissatisfiedemployeesofthethieftippedoff(泄密)the thatwasbeingrobbed.Unlikeotherlawbreakers,whomustleavethecountry,commitsuicide,orgotojail,computercriminalssometimesescapepunishment,demandingnotonlythattheynotbechargedbutthattheybegivengood mendationsandperhapsotherbenefits.Alltoooften,theirdemandshavebeenmet.Why?Because executives(行管人員areafraidofthebadpublicitythatwouldresultifthepublicfoundoutthattheircomputerhadbeenmisused.Theyhesitateatthethoughtofacriminalboasting（吹虛）inopencourtofhowhejuggled(耍弄)themostrecordsrightunderthenosesofthe executives,aaccountant,andsecuritystaff.Andsoanothercomputercriminaldepartswithjustthe mendationsheneedstocontinuehiscrimeselsewhere.Itcanbeconcludedfromthepassagethat itisstillimpossibletodetectcomputercrimescomputercrimesarethemostseriousproblemintheoperationoffinancialcomputercriminalscanescapepunishmentbecausetheycan’tbepeoplecommitcomputercrimesattherequestWhichofthefollowingismentionedintheA．Astrictlawagainstcomputercrimesmustbeen B．Companiesneedtoimposerestrictionsoninformation.C．Companieswillguardagainstcomputercrimestoprotecttheirreputation.D．Companiesusuallyhesitatetouncovercomputercrimes.Thehiddenreasonforthecomputercriminalstoget mendationstheyneedisthat theyhaveskillsdifficultforotherstotheemployersareafraidthattheywouldbeattackedbythetheemployersareafraidofbringingthepublicintodisbelieftowardsthosewhocommitcrimesdonotmeanWhatmayhappentocomputercriminalsoncetheyarecaught?A．Withabadreputationtheycanhardlyfindanotherjob.TheywillbedeniedaccesstoTheymaywalkawayandeasilyfindanotherTheymustleavethecountryorgotojail.TwoChristmastraditionshavecomeunderattackinrecentyearsfromenvironmentalists:ChristmascardsandChristmastrees.Papercardsareseenaswastefuland,forsomepeople,goingcard-isanotherwayofgoinggreen.Theyalsoarguethatinaworldofe-mail,Skype,and ,peopleareintouchallthetimeanyway;theynolongerneedtheyearlycardthatconnectsthemwithlonglostfriends.IfyouwanttosendChristmasgreetings,therearee-cards,whichgetthejobdonewithnopostageorwastedpaper.However,especiallyforpeoplewhodidn’tgrowupwithe-mail,thereissomethingmissingfromaChristmase-mail.ThefirstChristmascardsappearedinLondonin1843andweredesignedbythesamemanwhohadintroducedtheworld’sfirstpostagestampthreeyearsearlier.HisnamewasSirHenryCole.Theyroseinpopularitythroughoutthe20thcentury.Manypeoplesentcardsthatweresoldforcharity.ThemostfamousofthesearetheonessoldforUNICEF.IntheUKthisyear,inthethreeweeksbeforeChristmas,thepostofficeexpectstohandle100millioncardseveryday.Environmentalawarenessalsomeansthatnowadaysmanypeoplerecycletheircards;thishelpsraisemoneytontmoretrees,aswellasrecreatingmorepaper.WhenwethinkoftreesatChristmas,thereisonethatimmediaysprings(躍入)tomind–theevergreentreethatpeopledecoratewithornamentsandcetheirpresentsunder.ThecustomdatesbackalmostathousandyearstoGermany.Nowadays33to36millionChristmastreesareproducedinAmericaand50to60millioninEuropeeachyear.Sometreesaresoldlivewithrootsandsoilsopeoplecanntthemlaterandreusethemnextyear.Somepeoplepreferartificialtreesastheyarereusableandmuchcheaperthantheirnaturalalternative.However,environmentalistspointoutthattheyaremadefrompetroleum(石油)productsandsohavemanycontamination(污染)issues.WhatisthemainideaoftheTointroducethehistoryoftwotypicalChristmasTopointouttheproblemsinsometraditionalwaysofcelebrating yzehowtwoChristmastraditionsgrewinToexinthedebatebetweenenvironmentalistsandtraditionalistsregardingsomeChristmastraditions.Somepeoplesuggestgettingridofpapercardsbecause a．theycannotberecycled b.theyarenotenvironmentallyfriendlyc．theyaremostlysoldforcharity e-cardshavemanyadvantagesovere．theyarenotasnecessaryastheyusedtobeforpeopletostayconnectedA．a(chǎn),b,d B．a(chǎn),c,d C．b,d,e D．b,c,eWhatcanweconcludefromtheThefirstChristmascardsweredesignedthreeyearsearlierthantheworld’sfirstThisyearhasseenadramaticdropinChristmascardsales.C．Environmentalistsadvisepeopletobuycardsthataresoldforcharitytohelpraisemoney.D．Growingenvironmentalawarenessisencouragingpeopletobegintorecycletheircards.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothearticle?A．Somepeopleprefertobuylivetreesthatcanbereusednextyear.ThecustomofdecoratingChristmastreesfirstappearedinThereisalways