2017屆嘉定區(qū)高三英語二模試卷含答案

嘉定區(qū)2０16學年高三年級第二次學業(yè)質(zhì)量調(diào)研測試英語學科試卷(時間120分鐘,滿分1４0分)考生注意：I.本試卷共12頁。滿分14０分。考試時間１２0分鐘。2.答題前,考生務必在答題卡(紙)上用鋼筆或水筆清楚填寫姓名、準考證號,并用鉛筆正確涂寫準考證號。3.答案必須全部涂寫在答題卡(紙）上。第1-20小題,第31-70小題，均由機器閱卷，考生應將代表正確答案的小方格用鉛筆涂黑。注意試題題號和答題紙編號一一對應,不能錯位。答案需要更改時,必須將原選項擦去，重新選擇。答案不能涂寫在試卷上,涂寫在試卷上一律不給分。第２１－３0小題,第IV,V大題（即第72－75小題)和ＶI大題，其答案用鋼筆或水筆寫在答題紙上，如用鉛筆答題或?qū)懺谠嚲砩弦惨宦刹唤o分。I.ListeningCｏmｐｒeheｎｓiｏnSｅｃｔionAＩI.ＧramｍaranｄVoｃａbularySectｉonAＤiｒectｉoｎs:Afterｒeadingthepａｓsagebelow,filliｎtheｂlaｎkstomakethｅpａssagecｏｈereｎtａｎｄgｒａmｍaｔicaｌlｙcorｒeｃt.Foｒｔheblａnkswｉthagiｖｅnwoｒd，fillineacｈbｌanｋwiｔhｔhｅpｒoperformofthegiveｎwｏrｄ；ｆortheotｈerｂｌanｋs,usｅｏneｗordtｈatbｅｓｔfitsｅａchblanｋ．Wheｔherintheworkpｌacｅortheｆｏoｔballfield，ｅffeｃtiveteaｍduｃｅａｍaziｎgresults,However,____＿21__＿____(worｋ)ｓucｃessｆullyａsateａmisｎotaseasyasitmayseeｍ.Eｆfｅｃｔiｖeteamwoｒkｃｅｒｔaｉnｌydoesnｏｔjusthａppenａutｏmaｔicａｌｌy,itｔakesaｇreaｔdealｏfhardworkａｎdcompromiｓｅ.Tｈereaｒeanuｍbeｒoffacｔors____2２__＿mｕsｔbeinpｌaceｔｏｍakeagoodtｅaｍ.Ｅfｆｅcｔｉvｅlｅａｄerｓｈipiｓｏneofｔheｍostimportaｎtｆａctorｓofｇｏｏdteaｍwork．Ｔｈeteａｍ’ｓｌeａderｓｈouｌdｐosｓeｓstheｓkiｌls___＿２３_＿__(cｒeatｅ)aｐoｓｉtiveｗorｋingenviｒoｎmｅnｔandmｏtivaｔeandｉnspireｔheteammｅmberｓｔotａｌkapｏsitiveappｒｏａchtｏwoｒkaｎdbecommｉtted．Aneffeｃtiveｔeaｍleadｅrwｉｌlpromｏｔeahighｌevelofｓpiritａｎdmaｋｅthemfeel____24__＿_＿（vaｌue)Ｃomｍuniｃatiｏnisａviｔalfactorofalliｎteｒpｅrsonalｒelaｔioｎｓhipaｎdespeciallｙthａt(yī)ｏfateam.Teammｅmbeｒsｍｕｓtｂeabｌｅtoeｘpｒｅsstｈeirfeelings,sｈaｒｅideasaｎdseeeaｃhｏｔher’sopiｎiｏns.Conflictswillaｒiｓｅ＿__＿25__＿_wellａt(yī)ｅamfuncｔionstoｇether.Thｅbeｓｔwaytｏdeaｌwｉthconｆｌｉctsistoｈａvesomeorｇａｎｉzedmethodsofｈandlｉnｇconflictｓ.Teａmmeｍbersｓhouldbeabletovoｉｃetｈeｉrcｏncerｎs_＿__26____＿fｅａrｏfoｆfendiｎgothｅrs.Insteａdofavoiｄinｇconflictissｕｅｓ，aｐraｃtｉcalapproａcｈｔhaｔ____27＿_＿＿(setｔｌe)tｈemquｉｃklyismucｈbｅtｔｅｒ.Ｉtisoｆteｎadviseｄthattheteamleａdersｉｔwiththｅconｆliｃｔiｎgｐａrtieｓandhelpｗｏｒkoｕtthｅｉrdiffeｒencesｗithouttaｋingsidｅｓandtrytｏreｍaｉnobjectiｖｅｉfpossibｌｅ.Thｅteａmleadeｒ＿＿_2８__＿_seｔａgｏｏｄeｘａｍpｌetocreａt(yī)eｇoodｔｅaｍwｏrk.Iｎoｒdeｒｔokeｅpteaｍmeｍbeｒspositiveandmoｔiｖaｔed,theｔeaｍleaｄｅr____29＿＿＿__needstoｓｈｏwthesequａlｉtｉes.Theteamturnｓｔotheｌeaderforｓuｐportandｇuidaｎce．Soanynegativeｗordsｏrｂehaviｏrsoｎtheleadeｒ’sparｔcanｂｅｄisａｓtrous.Ｒeｇardｌeｓsof＿__3０＿____typｅoｆｗorkyoｕarｅin,kｎowingｈowtoeffecｔivｅlyworkonandwｉthateaｍｉsgoiｎｇｔobeｅxｔremelｙｉmpｏrtanttoyoursｕcceｓsａndthatoｆyoｕrｔｅaｍ．SectioｎＢDirectｉons:Fillineachｂｌanｋwｉｔhaｐｒopｅrwoｒｄｃhosｅnｆｒｏｍthebox.Eａchwordｃanｂeuｓｅdｏnｌｙonｃe.Noｔeｔhａt(yī)thｅrｅisoｎewｏｒｄmｏｒethanyoｕｎeeｄ．A．a(chǎn)pproachB.ｓhapｅC．preｖiｏuslｙＤ．evidentＥ.secretF.dａｔeG.hａrdｌyH.rｅmaiｎｓI.ｉｒrelevantＪ.potｅntiａlK.paｒticularlyＳwｅｄishＡrｃｈaeologisｔsMakeNewＤisｃovｅrｉesAｒchａeoｌogiｓtshaveｂeｇunexｐloｒingａnunknoｗnancientciｔyatavillagecallｅdVlochos,fiｖｅhoｕrsｎortｈoｆAthens.TheArchaeoloｇｉcaｌ_＿＿_３１_____＿ａrescatteredonanｄaroundtheSｔrongilovｅｎihｉｌloｎｔhegreａt(yī)Thessaliamplainsandcanｂｅtｒaceｄｔosevｅｒaｌhisｔｏricalpeｒiods.“Ｗhａｔｕsedtobecｏnsｉdereｄremainsofsome＿＿_＿_32____ｓｅttlemｅｎtcａnnｏwｂｅupgraｄｅdtoｒｅmａinsofacityhighersｉgｎificaｎcethａn＿＿__＿３3______ｔhought,”saysRoｂiｎRｏnnland，PhDsｔudｅntinＣlａssｉcaｌＡrchaｅolｏgyａndAncｉentHiｓtoｒｙatｔheｕnivｅｒsitｙoｆＧotheoｂurｇａnｄleaderｏｆtｈefirewoｒｋ．“Ｗeｃamｅacrosｓthesｉtewhichhａsneｖerbｅｅnexploreｄbefｏｒｅinconnｅcｔiｏnｗithａnotherpｒｏjeｃtｌasｔyeａraｎdｒｅtａiledthｅgreａt(yī)＿_34____＿rｉｇｈｔａwaｙ.”WｏrkinｇtogetherwithtｈeSwediｓhIｎsｔiｔｕｔｅaｔAthenｓａndtheｌocalarcｈaｅoloｇicalseｒｖiｃｅinKardiｔsａ,theVlocｈｏsAｒchacｏlｏgicａlProject(VＬＡP)ｗasstartｅｄwiｔhanaｉmtoexｐloreｔhｅremains.Tｈｅｐroｊｅct’srｅｓearcｈteamcoｍｐletedthefｉrsｔfiｅldseasondｕriｎgtwowｅeksiｎＳeptember2０16.Ronnlundsａysｔｈａt(yī)thｅhillｉsｈiｄingmanｙ____3５__＿__.Remainsｏftoｗｅｒs，wａlｌsandcitygaｔescanbefoundonthemounｔaintopaｎdslopes,ｂut__36＿____anｙｔｈｉｎgisｖiｓibｌｅonｔhegｒoｕndｂeｌow.Tｈeaｍbitioｎistoａvｏiddiggingandinsteaｄuse_＿__3７__＿_sucｈasground—ｐｅnetrａｔｉnｇradaｒ．Tｈiswｉllenaｂｌｅthｅteａmｔoleaveｔhesiｔｅintｈesame＿＿__38__＿＿asｉtwasｉnwheｎｔheyarrｉvｅd.Tｈesucceｓsoｆｔhｉsmｅthｏdis_____39_＿__froｍthereｓultｓoftｈeｆｉrstfieldseaｓon.“Ｗeｆouｎdatownsquaｒeanｄaｓtｒeetｎｅｔworktｈatｉndicａt(yī)ｅthatｗearedeaｌｉｎｇwithqｕiｔｅａｌarｇｅciｔy.Theareainsidethｅcｉtyｗａｌlmeａsuｒedoveｒ40hｅctares.Weａlsofoundancieｎtpｏttｅｒyaｎdcoinsthatcanhelpｔo___40____thｅcity.Ouroｌdｅstｆindsａrefrｏmaｒｏund5０0BC,buｔthｅｃitｙseemstoｈavｅflourisｈedｍａinlｙｆromｔhｅfoｕrthtothｅｔhirdceｎturｙBCbeforeｉtwａsabａndｏnｅdｆorsomereason,maｙbeiｎｃoｎnｅcｔionwithｔｈeRomancｏnquｅstｏftｈeaｒea.Rｏnnlundbelｉevesthａt(yī)ｔhｅＳweｄish－GreekprojectcanｐrovideimporｔａntcluesaｓtoｗhａｔhaｐｐenedduringthiｓviｏlentpｅrｉｏdiｎGreｅkｈiｓｔoｒy.III.ＲｅadiｎｇCｏmpreｈensiｏnSectionＡDｉrections:FｏreachblaｎkinthefollowingpａssagｅtｈereareｆｏuｒwordｓorpｈrasesmａｒkeｄA,Ｂ,CaｎdD.Fiｌｌｉneacｈblａｎkwｉtｈtheｗoｒdorphｒasｅｔhaｔｂestfitsｔhecontext.WhyCollegeｉsNotＨomeＴhecｏｌlｅｇeｙｅarｓaresupｐｏｓeｄtｏbeａt(yī)iｍｅforiｍｐortantｇrowｔhinautonomy(自主性)aｎdｔｈedeveloｐmentoｆaduｌtidentiｔy.Hoｗeｖer,ｎoｗtheyarｅbecoｍingan＿_＿4１____ｐeriodoｆadｏlescencｅ，duriｎｇｗhichｍａｎyofｔoｄａy’ｓstudｅntsarenotsｈouｌdｅrｅdwiｔhａdult_____４2__＿_.Ｉｎｔheｐａｓtｔｗｏdecadeｓ,cｏｎtinｕeｄconnectｉoｎsｗiｔhand___４3____ｏnfamily,thaｎksｔocｅllphones,ｅmaｉlaｎdsocｉａlｍeｄｉa,hａveiｎcreａsedsｉｇｎifiｃantly.Ｓｏmepareｎｔｓgosofａrastohelpwitｈｃourｓewoｒk.Insteaｄofpromoｔingtｈｅiｄeａofcｏlｌegeasapaｓsaｇｅfromtheshｅlterofthｅｆaｍiｌytoａｕtｏ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