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高三期末考試英語試題聽力。略21.Asacandidate,youmustmakeagood____oneveryoneyoumeetifyouwanttowintheelection.A.decisionB.situationC.impressionD.position22.--Doyouwantmetowaithereinyouroffice?-Idon't____,ifyouwantto.A.supposeB.wonderC.noticeD.mind23.Heclaimedthatthecompanyhadtrickedhimintodoingwhathewouldnothavedone____A.otherwiseB.howeverC.foreverD.therefore24.You____usetheofficephoneforprivatecallsduringworkingtime.It'snotpermitted.A.nee&'tB.mustn'tC.maynotD.won't25.Manyareashavespecialschemeswhich____theparticnlayneedsofindividualpeopleathome.A.holdontoB.liveuptoC.catchupwithD.fitinwith26.Afteryears,DavidandIweretheonly____leftwhowerenotmarried.A.oneB.onesC.thoseD.these27.Astowheretoworkandwhatkindofjobtotake,youneedtobe____sincetherearenotmanychancesatpresentforjob-seekers.A.particularB.generousC.responsibleD.flexible28.____shejoinedthecompanyonlyayearago,she'salreadybeenpromotedtwice.A.AlthoughB.BecauseC.NowthatD.Since29.--Well,yousaidyoudidn'tcareverymuchforyourjob.____you____givingitup?--Notreally.YouseeIhavealotoffriendsintheoffice.I'mpartofthegroup.A.Did;thinkofB.Have;thoughtofC.Had;thoughtofD.Do;thinkof30.Someemployersat____jobfairinJinanlastmonthrefusedtotakegraduateswhowere______onlychildinthefamilyforfearthattheyeouldn'tendurehardship.A.a;不填B.the;不填C.a;theD.the;a31.--Wereyoucaughtintherainyesterday?--Goodluck.Nosooner____homethanitpoureddown.A.IhadreachedB.hadIreachedC.didIreachD.Ihavereached32.____someteachers,theheadmasterenteredtheclassroom.A.FollowingB.FollowedwithC.BeingfollowedbyD.Havingfollowed33.SuchdetailsastheOlympicflamewillbelitand____willbethefmaltorchbearerarebeingkeptsecretleadinguptothenightoftheevent.A.how;whenB.when;whereC.where;whoD.how;who34.--I'msonytohavebrokenyourpen.Iwasn'tonpurpose.____I'vegotanotherone.A.ForgetitB.GoaheadC.ComeonD.Takeyourtime35.Weneedapianointhisgroupto____thesenseofthispieceofclassicalmusic.A.breakdownB.workonC.bringoutD.turnup第二節(jié)完形填空ImetJohnonablinddatein1973.Hewasworkingasa(n)36inLongIsland.Iwasinstantly37whenIsawhim.Hehadatough38,butagentleandrichinnerworld.I39thathewassomeoneIwantedtospendmyhfewith.Wegotmarriedandlived40withourfourchildren.Johnattendedtohiswork,41Istayedhomewiththekids.We42ourlittlesparetimewithbarbecuesinthebackyard.Itwasaquiet,AmericanDream43Beingapoliceofficer's44,Ihadtolearntoassumethe45untilIhearotherwise.SoonSeptember11,whenhourswentbywithnowordfrommy46,Ididn'tpanic.ButimmediatelyJohn'sbrotherPatrickwalked47towardme,Ilostit."Doyouhavesomethingtotellme?"Iscreamed.48Patrickhadtotellmewasthatmyhusbandhadgoneintothe49,andwasnowmissing.Johnwas50.Hewasthelastrescueworkerpulledalivefromthe51.Muchofhislowerbodywascrashedandlargesectionsofdestroyedmuscleshadtobe52.Hehastowearpantswithbeltsnowbecausethere'snolongerenoughflesharoundhiships(屁股)tokeepthemup.LastSaturday,thefamilygatheredinthebackyardandfriendswerevisiting.AllofasuddenIrealizedthingswerequite53,thoughkindofbacktonormal."Ourliveshavechangedforever,"Johnsays."Weneedtobe54ofthehumansufferingthatwentonthatday.Ifweforget,we'reallowingourselvestobesetupforanother55"36.A.officialB.firefighterC.professorD.clerk37.A.delightedB.surprisedC.confusedD.attracted38.A.appearanceB.taskC.situationD.character39.A.wonderedB.doubtedC.decidedD.pretended40.A.peacefullyB.hardlyC.mercifullyD.difficultly41.A.andB.thusC.butD.although42.A.savedB.filledC.tookD.won43.A.existenceB.entranceC.cultureD.experience44.A.motherB.leaderC.wifeD.daughter45.A.worstB.happiestC.unexpectedD.best46.A.husbandB.brotherC.childD.father47.A.angrilyB.cheerfullyC.confidentlyD.hurriedly48.A.ThatB.WhetherC.WhatD.When49.A.TradeCenterB.WhiteHouseC.HollyWoodD.Disney[and50.A.killedB.woundedC.trappedD.sacrificed51.A.burningvehiclesB.collapsedtowersC.fallenplanesD.minedhouses52.A.keptB.curedC.replacedD.removed53.A.thesameB.differentC.originalD.exciting54.A.proudB.sureC.remindedD.required55.A.hitB.chanceC.searchD.gatheringACalifornia--UpsetbythewarinIraq,JuliaWilsonexpressedherangerandimpatiencewithPresidentBushlastspringonherwebpageonMySpaee.com.Shepostedapictureofthepresident,wrote"KillBush'acrossthetopanddrewaswordstabbinghisoutstretchedhand.Shelaterreplacedherpageafterlearninginhereighth-gredehistoryclassthatsuchthreatsareafederaloffense.Itwastoolate.FederalauthoritieshadfoundthepageandplacedWilsonontheirchecklist.Theyfinallyreachedherthisweekinherbiologyclass.The14-year-oldwastakenoutofclassWednesdayandquestionedforabout15minutesbytwoSecretServiceagents.Theincidenthasupsetherparents,whosaidtheagentsshouldhaveincludedthemwhenquestioningtheirdaughter.Theteenagersaidtheagents'questioningledhertotears."Iwasn'tdangerous,"saidWilson,anhonorstudentwhodescribesherselfaspoliticallyenthusiastic."I'mapeace-lovingperson.I'magainstthewarinIraq.I'mnotgoingtokillthepresident."Hermother,KirstieWilson,saidtwoagentsshowedupatthefamily'shomeWednesdayafternoon,questionedherandpromisedtoreturnonceherdaughterwashomefromschool.Aftertheyleft,KirstieWilsonsentatextmessagetoherdaughter'scellphone,askinghertocomestraighthomeandtellingherthattwomenfromthesecretservicewantedtotalkwithher.Butmomentslater,KirsfieWilsonreceivedatextmessagefromherdaughtersayingagentshadpulledheroutofclass.JuliaWilsonsaidtheagentsthreatenedher,sayingshecouldbesenttocourtformakingthethreat."Theyyelledatmealot,"shesaid."Theywereunnecessarilymean."WilsonandherparentssaidtheagentswerejustifiedinquestioningheroverherMySpace.eomposting.Buttheysaidtheagentswenttoofarbynotwaitinguntilshewasoutofschoolandtheagentsshouldhavemorequicklyfiguredouttheyweren'tdealingwitharealdanger.AssistantPrincipalPaulRobinonsaidtheagentsgavehimtheimpressionthegirl'smotherknewtheywereplanningtoquestionherdaughteratschool.Thereisnolegalrequirementthatparentsbenotified."Thishasbeenanon-goingproblem,"saidAnnBrick,alawyerwiththeAmericanCivilLibertiesUnioninSanFrancisco.FormergovernorsPeteWilsonandGrayDavisvetoed(否決)billsthatwouldhaverequiredthatparentsgivepemaissionorbepresentwhentheirchildrenarequestionedatschoulbylawenforcementofficers,56.JuliaWilsonwasquestionedbecauseA.shewantedtokillPresidentBushB.shesetupthewebsiteMyspaee.comC.theagentsthoughtshemightbeathreattothefederalD.shewasapeaee-lo~person57.Whatcanweinferfromthetext?A.JuliaWilsonwillbeputintoprisonformakingathreat.B.KirtieWilsonthoughtitwrongtoquestionherdaughterinschoolwithoutthem.C.AssistantprincipalthoughttherewasnoneedtoinformJulia'sparentswhenquestioningher.D.AnnBrickbelievesthatteenagersshouldnotbepohtieallyenthusiastic.58.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"mean"meaninthetext?A.cruelandviolentB.poisonousC.kind-heartedD.unfair59.TheauthorwrotethisstorymainlytoA.straggleagainstthewarinIraqstartedbytheUSB.discusswhetherparentsshouldbeincludedwhenchildrenarequestionedC.warnteenagersnottopostwebpagesonwebsitesD.criticizetheformergovernorswhovetoedthebillBWhenNathanWinogradannouncedthathewasleavinghisjobasalawyerinCaliforniatonmananimalshelterinTompkinsCounty,NewYork,hisfatherlookedathimforalongminuteandthenasked,"Whatdodogsandeatsneedalawyerfor?"Themovemeantgivingupeightweeks'vacation,anofficewithaviewoftheSanFranciscoBayandabighouseamongtheredwoods,andmovingtoaruralareaknownforitsharshwinters.ButWinograd'swife,Jennifer,alsoananimallover,wasallforit.Sotheypackedeverythingtheyowned,andwithtwoyoungchildren,plustwodogs,andabunchofcatsWinogradhadrescued,drovecross-country.Onthesecondday,theyhadnoroomforsixmorepuppiestheyreceived.Theyfoundanoldhorsetrough,faileditwithhayandnestledtheanimalsinside.Theyplaceditnexttothefrontdesk,andwithinadayortwo,allsixhadhomes,adoptedbypeoplewhowalkedintotheshelterandcouldn'tresist.Blinddogs,eatswithmissinglimbs--allfindhomes."Thereisnodogorcattooold,toouglyortooundesirablenottobeadoptedbysomeone,"saysWinograd.Today,TompkinsCountyisconsideredtheonlyno-killcountyintheUnitedStates.Nineoutoftendogsandcatsthatcomethroughtheshelterdoorsaxesaved.Onlyanimalswithincurableinjuriesorillnesses,andthetrulyevil,areputdown.Thenationalaverageishalfofalldogsand70percentofcats,totalingmorethanfourmillionanimalslastyearalone.Eventhoughhedrivesanoldcarthatleakswhenitrains,andhisfamilylivesonatightbudgetwhilehisclassmatesfromStanfordLawearnsix-figuresalaries,Winogradsayshe'sdoingwhathe'dalwayswantedto'dowhenhegrewup:nmananimalshelterandsavealltheanimals.Asayoungdistrictlawyer,hekepthisgoalinmind,startingwhenheraisedhisfirstanimalcrueltycase.Amanwasaccusedofintentionallysettinghisbrowncatonfire.Winogradmadehiscase,andtheabusiveownerwassentencedtoprison.Itwasthefirstofmanysuchcases,andheraisedeachwithvigor.Butthesenselessviolence,neglectandignoranceneverfailedtoshockhim.Hedecidedsimply,"Ineedtogettotheothersideandstartsavingtheseanimals."Now,Winogradishelpingtosavethousands,evenmillions."I'mconvincedthatano-killnationispossible.I'mjustheretryingtoshortenthetimeuntilitarrives."60.Whatwashisfather'sresponsewhenNathanWinogradlefthisjobasalawyerinCalifornia?A.Hewasallforit.B.Hewasstronglyagainstit.C.Hewasgreatlypnzzled.D.Hewasveryangry.61.HowdidWinogradsuccessfullysavesomanyanimals?A.Hekeptalltherejectedanimalsinalargeshelter.B.Helettheaniamlsadoptedbypeoplewhovisitedtheshelter.C.Hesoldsomeoftheanimalsandgetsomemoney.D.Hedeliveredtheanimalstothelocalgovernment.62.Whichcouldbetherightorderofthefollowingeventsaccordingtothepassage?a.WinogradandJennifersetupananimalshelter.b.WinogradandJenniferleadacomfortablelife.c.WinogradandJennifergotmarriedandhadtwochildren.d.Winogradandhisfamilylivedonatightbugget.e.Winogradworkedagainstanimalcrueltyasalawyer.f.WinogradworkedasalawyerinCalifornia.g.WinogradandJennifermovedtoTompkinsCounty.A.f-c-b-g-a-e-dB.f-c-d-e-a-g-bC.g-a-c-b-f-e-dD.e-d-g-a-f-c-d63.Whichcouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.BeingRichIsImportantB.Animals,OurBestFriendsC.NoPetLeftbehindD.TheWinogradFamilyCThiswebsiteismeantfortheshortstoryandforthoseinterestedinreadinglightarticles.Ifyouhavea"classic"shortstoryyouwouldlikeaddedhere,pleasedon'tbeshyaboute-mailingmeinthisregardasIwouldbehappytogiveyourfavoritestoryconsideration.Ihaveafairlylargecollectionofshortstories;however,ifyouwanttosendastorytome,Iwouldappreciateit(thiswouldsavemescanningtime).Pleasenotethreethingsaboutthissite.One,someofthebiographiesarenotavailable(thefocusofthissiteisthestory,notthebiographies).IftheyarenotinthebookfromwhichIamscanningthestory,Iwillnotgothroughmycollectionlookingforabio.Two,Iwillbefocusingonshortershortstories.NoTolstoiorF.ScottFitzgeraldhere(unlessyouarewillingtosendmethestoryreadytogoonline)!MaybesomedayIwillwanttospendanentiredayortwoononestory,butnotatthistime.Three,Ihavenosummariesoranalyses,soyouneedn'task.Ireadshortstoriesoften,butonlyfortheenjoymentofdoingso.I~haveverylittledesiretoanalyzewhatIamreadingforthatdeep,hiddenmeaning.Fewerandfewerpeoplethesedaysreadshortstories.Thisisunforttmate-sofewwilleverexperiencethejoythatreadingsuchfineworkcangive.Thegoalofthissiteistogiveanicecrosssectionofshortstoriesinthehopethattheseshortstorieswillexcitethesepeopleintorediscoveringthisexcellentsourceofentertainment.Happyreading!Ohyes,visitthebanneredsitesonthispage.Thisishowwesurviveandthuskeepthisfreesiteonline.Ifyouarefamiliarwiththecostsinvolvedwithbandwidth,youwillunderstandthatasitesuchasthisonerequiresalotofbandwidth(asitisvisitedheavily),whichcanbequiteexpensive.So,ifyouappreciatethiscollection,gobuysomething.Thankyou!64.ThepassageismailyaboutA.whatthe'websitefocusesonB.howtoemailshortstoriestothewebsiteC.whyfewerandfewerpeopleenjoyreadingD.howtofindshortstoriesonthiswebsites65.Whatcanweknowaboutthebookmentionedinthispassage?A.Itcontainedmanyclassicalworkswithanalyses.B.Itwaswrittenbytheauthorandadvertisedhere.C.therearemanybiographiesinthisbook.D.It'sacollectionofshortstoriesofthiswebsite.66.Howisthewebsitekeptfreeonline?A.Thewebsitereceivesmuchdonationfromsociety.B.Thewebsitegotmuchmoneyfromadvertisementsonit.C.Thewebsiteearnsmoneybysellingbookswhichcollectstoriesofthewebsite.D.Everyreaderpaysforwhattheyreadbeforereadingit.67.ThepurposeofwritingthisarticleistoA.advertisehisorherwebsiteandbooksB.explainhowthiswebsiteiskeptC.explainwhothiswebsiteisforD.discusswhetherweshouldreadonlineDJoinusonDecember17th,2006(2nddayofHanukkah)forourannualHanukkahFamilyFunFestforanexcitingdayoffunactivitiesforthewholefamily.TheItazimirChoirwillprovideholidaymusicalentertainment.DramTaleswillpresent"TheHeartyStoryofHanukkah"show.Therewillbeceramie()paintingofdreidles,menorahs(),andotherHanukkahitemsforthekids.Andfunfoods,crafts(手工藝)andactivitieswillbehappeningthroughouttheday.Bringthewholefamilyandenjoyafun-filledday!ll:30JollyFoil/espuppetshowAges2.12Afunmuppet(木偶)stylemusicalholidaystoryfollowedbyaHanukkahsingalongfeaturingthe"Chipmunks"andotherfavoritecharacters.Adult:$7Child$51:31}HazamirTeenChoirSponsoredbytheBermanandLernerfamiliesinmemoryofCantorMosesL.Snyder3:IS--DrumTalespresentsTheHeartyStoryofHanuldkahDramTalesisfun,interactive,percussive(~打擊樂)andmusical,kismuchlikethetraditionaldramcircleconcept.Itcombinesstorytelling,musicalinsmnnentationandsong.Eachparticipantisgivenapercussiveinstrumentwhichbecomestheirmediaoftransportationtofarawaylandsandexoticplaces,toridethewavesofmysteryofanunfoldingplot,andintothedeeprealmofimaginationandthecolorfulbeyond.Drumming,rhyming,rapping,clinking,shakingandclapping,thisperformancewillleaveyoufeelingrefreshedafterhavingreturnedfromajourneythroughthesestories!Adults$7Child$5Plusfoodam/funfortheentirefamilyCraftswithBBYOandYoungJudeaCeramicpainfingwithJackandJillT-ShirtfunwithComputerAdventuresFunwithCyber.ConnectionVendorsSpecialvisitby"ChanukahBubby"68.Howmuchdoesafamilyofthree(akidandparents)havetopayiftheyattendJollyFo[liespuppetshow?A.$21.B.$15.C.$19D.$1769.WhatfeelingwillyounotexperienceifyouattendtheDrumTales?A.Mystery.B.Imagination.C.Exoticism.D.Horror.70.Ifyourfamilyarefreeat1:30,whatactivitycanyoutakepartin?A.DrumTales:TheHeartyStoryofHanukkab.B.HazamirTeenChoir.C.JollyFolliespuppetshow.D.Cartoonfilms.71.WhatisnotincludedintheChanukahFestival?A.Ceramicpainting.B.Funfoods.C.Computeradventures.D.Fashionshow.ENeverforgetwhereyoucomofromManyofusrememberthetouchingtelevisionadvertisemontwheretheactorIronEyesCodyshedsatearoverlitter.SuchNativeimagesareoftenusedtoconveytheideaofsavingmotherearth.Peoplewhoacceptthisimagefmditdifficulttobringtogetherwhattheyhaveseenofsomereservations-shabbyhomes,brokencars,underfeddogs,weedsinwinds,andcoalstripmines.ThosewhomostromanticizeAmericanIndiansarethequickesttobedisappointedanddiscoverthatthingsaxenotasgoodastheyhaveoncebelieved.However,Indians'relationshipwiththelandismuchmorecomplicated(復雜的)thanthosetwoblackandwhiteimageswhichappearedinthetelivision.Historically,tribal（部落的）peoplearoundtheglobehavehadclosetieswiththeearth.LakotahistorianVineDeloria,Jr.,tellsthestoryofthePoncapeoplewhoweretakenfromtheirrangeveracenturyagoandtransportedagainsttheirwilltoOklahoma.Otherwisehealthy,manyPoncawastedanddiedfromnootherclearcausethanseparationfromtheirhome.AsCherylCrazyBullsaysinthisisst"Thelandisourrelative.Withoutland,tribalpeoplelosetheiridentity-thelandalongwithlangoatspiritualbeliefs,andsocialsystemsdistinguishestribalpeoplefromothers."TomanypeopleintheUnitedStates,theIndianreservationisanembarrassment.ItrepresentsAmericanversionofracialseperation--aprisonwithoutwallswherethegovernmentconfinedIndianskeepthemapartfi'omotherAmericans.ToIndianpeoplethereservationishomo,regardlessofwhalookslike.Theyhavespiritual,emotional,andfamilyties.Manyoftheirrelativesstilllivethereorburiedthere,andtheircreationstoriesarecenteredthere.Americanstendtopulluprootsandseparatefromtheirbirthplace,movingfromcitytocitymtimes.Manyofusnon-Indianshavenevervisitedtheplaceswhereourancestorsareburiedorthehotwhereourparentswerebom.WesternnationsuseEarthinthesameway,asifwecangotoanolplanetwhentheairandwaterbecomotoodirty.Ontheotherhand,tribesareveryfamiliarwithconceptoflimitedresources.Theycannotgetanotherreservationiftheirsbecomestoopolluted.72.Whatdoesthewritermainlyintendtostateinthispassage?A.AmericanIndiansaredisappointedwiththeirlivingenvironment.B.AmericanIndiansleadamiserablelifenow.C.Televisionadvertisementscanhaveanunexpectedeffectonpeople.D.Landisveryimpoltanttopeople,especiallytribalpeople.73.TheauthorincludedthestoryofthePoucapeopleinthisarticlemainlytostateA.thecloserelationshipbetweentribalpeopleandlandB.thepovertyofthetribalpeopleC.thelonghistoryofthePoncapeopleD.thegreatchangesofthePoncapeople'slife74.Whichofthefollowingstatemontsistrueaccordingtothi~passage?A.Americanscanuselandastheylikeandthengotoanotherplace.B.Peopleinthewestdon'tliketotravelfromcitytocity.C.Tribalpeoplehavethesameconceptoftheresoursasthenon-Indians.D.Thereservationshavebothpositiveandnegative(負面的)effectsonIndianpeople'slife.75.Whattopicdoesthisarticlefocuson?A.FamilylifeoftheIndians.B.People'sattitudetowardsland.C.Thehistoryoftribalpeople.D.Environmentalpollutionnowadays.閱讀表達AbigredbarnisprobablyoneofthefirstthingsmostAmericanswouldthinkofifyouaskedthemtoimagineafarm.Andnotamodemmetalbarn,butabuildingmadeofwoodliketheonesintheolddays.Ahamiswherefarmerskeepanimalsandequipment.Overtime,asfewerandfewerpeopleworkedtheland,moreandmorebarnsweretomdowntomakewayfordevelopers.Othersthatremainedmighthavefallenintopoorcondition.Orperhapstheyjustnolongersatisfytheneedsofamodemfarmer.Keepinganoldbarningoodconditionmightnotbeseenasworththecostifitdoes'hotservemuchpurpose.ButAmericanswithhistoricbarnsarebeingurgedtosavethem.ThemagazineSuccessfulFanningandtheNationalTrustforHistoricPreservationareworkingtogetheronaprogramcalledBarnAgain!TheNationalTrustisanonprofitorganizationthatworkstoprotectplacesofhistoricimportanceinAmerica.TheBarnAgainprogramadviseshundredsofbarnownerseveryyear.Awardsaregivenfortheprojectsthatbestsucceedatrestoringahamforcontinuedfarmuse.Winningbuildingsareusedtodemonstrate(展現)methodsofpreservation.Theorganizationsuggestshowproblemswiththingslikestoneandconcreteblockfoundationscanbefixed.Withmanyoldbarns,thefoundationtheyarebuiltonisfallingapart.BarnAgainalsooffersadviceforotherrepairs,likehowtoreplacesidingandhowtouseapowerwashertoremoveloosepaint.Andfarmersaregivensuggestionsabouthowtocalculatecosts.LeoFitzpatrickofBeaverton,Michigan,wonthe2004BarnAgainAward.Hemadeoneimprovementatatime.Theworktookmorethannineyears.Hedidithimself,eventhoughforawhileheheldanotherjobinadditiontofarming.Hesaysitcosthimfourteenthousanddollars,muchlessthananewhamofsimilarsize.Theimprovementsincludedstrengtheningthebarn.Therearenostructuralsuppoasinsidethebuilding;instead,itssidesholditup.Todaythebarnholdsfourteenthousandbundlesofhay.LeoFitzpatricksaysthebarnisalotstrongerthanwhen