青岛一中2013届高三1月调研考试英语

山东省青岛一中2012-2013学年1月调研考试高三英语第二部分：词汇知识运用（共两节，满分40分）第一节：多项选择（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）21.There’ssomeevidencethatthehealthofsomeAmericanshas______asaresultofacquiringunhealthy,stress-leadinghabits.A.deniedB.ignoredC.decreasedD.declined22.Thereportersaidthatthesurvivorsgreatly______thefirefighters’rescueafterthebigfire.A.chargedB.appreciatedC.harmedD.solved23.Hiswayofspeakingshowsthathedidn’t______theplan.Anyhow,hedidn’twanttohavehisrealvoiceheard.A.sticktoB.getoverC.agreewithD.settledown24.Militaryhelicoptersdroppedfoodandmedicinetotheearthquakesurvivorsthatremained______inremotemountainvillages.A.cutoffB.paidoffC.putoffD.laidoff25.InAmericait’samistaketothinkofFloridaonlytheplaceforvacation______itstouristattractions.A.inhonourofB.intheeyesofC.inthenameofD.intermsof26.Thelongabsenceofrain______leadstoaseriousdroughtinthesouthwestofChina,whichdrawstheconcernsofthewholecountry.A.immediatelyB.graduallyC.accidentallyD.undoubtedly27.Whenyouarephysically______toweatherchanges,maybeit’sasignthatyou’regettingaged.A.flexibleB.attractiveC.sensitiveD.active28.Thevisitorwouldbemost______ifyoucouldconfirmthesearrangementsimmediately.A.gratefulB.disappointedC.encouragedD.reluctant29.Plentyof______hasbeenpaidbythegovernmenttosafetyissuesofthechildrenonschoolbuses.A.concentrationB.attentionC.influenceD.attraction30.Tothegreat______ofthecitizens,nooneelsewasinfectedwithH1N1exceptthe12confirmedcases.A.relaxationB.disappointmentC.surpriseD.relief第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ItwasJanuary25th,2008:NishaandAkshaye’s31anniversary.Butthingshadchangedsincetheirmarriage.Thecouple32aboutsmallthings.Yettheystilllovedeachother.Nishathoughtherhusbandmighthave33abouttheiranniversary.Whendoorbellrang,Nishawas34happythatAkshayehadfinallyremembered.Sherantoopenthedoor.Indeed,Akshayewasstandingoutsideand35abunchofflowers.Theystartedtohavea(n)36night.Butthenthephonestartedringing.Nishawentto37itup.Therewasamanontheother38ofthephone.“Hello,madam.Iamcallingfromthe39station.IsthisMr.AkshayeMalhotra’snumber?”“Yes,itis.”“Therewasan40,andamandied.Wegotyournumberfromtheman’s41.Weneedyoutocomehereand42thebody.”Nisha’sheart43.“Whhhaat?B...butmyhusbandisherewithme.”“Sorry,madam,theaccidenttookplaceat3:00pm.”Shehadheardthatthesoulofthedeadpersonwouldcometomeetyoubeforeit44.Sherantothesittingroom.Akshayewasnotthere.Hadsomethingbadreallyhappened?Ifshehadbeengiven__45chance,shewouldhavemendedallher46.Shewasabouttolosehersenses.47__Akshayecameoutofthebathroom,saying,“Dear,mywalletwas48whileIwas49mywayhomethisafternoon.”Lifemightnotgiveyoua50chance.Soneverwasteamomentwhenyouhavethechancetomakeupforyourdeeds.31.A.marriageB.engagementC.divorceD.birth32.A.talkedB.arguedC.quarreledD.agreed33.A.rememberedB.memorizedC.remindedD.forgotten34.A.friendlyB.luckilyC.surprisinglyD.fortunately35.A.givingB.holdingC.carryingD.delivering36.A.gentleB.romanticC.extraordinaryD.normal37.A.pickB.putC.getD.give38.A.beginningB.endC.lineD.call39.A.postB.busC.policeD.railway40.A.incidentB.affairC.eventD.accident41.A.IDcardB.passportC.licenseD.wallet42.A.realizeB.knowC.achieveD.identify43.A.sankB.drownedC.shockedD.beat44.A.departedB.arrivedC.appearedD.recovered45.A.theotherB.otherC.anotherD.one46.A.mistakesB.failureC.faultsD.disadvantages47.A.SuddenlyB.LuckilyC.UnfortunatelyD.Sadly48.A.thrownB.stolenC.droppedD.attached49.A.inB.onC.aboveD.over50.A.niceB.thirdC.satisfiedD.second第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）阅读下列短文，从没篇短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AEverydaymyhusbandparkedhiscarinthesameopen-aircarparkinZimbabwe.Onthisparticularday,hehadbeenrunningtohiscarwithahugebundleofofficepapersunderhisarm.Asheopenedthecardoor,hesuddenlylostcontrolofhisbody.Hefeltastabbingpaininhisarm,becametotallybreathlessandlostconsciousness.Ashecollapsed,halfin,halfoutofthecar,hislastthoughtwas“whatawaytodie”.Ayoungwomangettingintoherowncarintheotherwisedesertedcarparknoticedwhatwasgoingonandatoncerantomyhusband’said,tryingtoresuscitatehim.Realizingtimewascritical,shetriedtomovemyhusbandtohercar,callingtheguardatthegate.Fearinganambulancewouldtaketoolongtoarrive,shefeltitbettertogettothehospitalasquicklyasshecould.Sheracedthroughtrafficlightssoundinghercar’shornandscreechedintothehospitalcarpark,callingout,“IhaveanunknownmanherewhoIthinkishavingaheartattack.”OncethisGoodSamaritanrealizedhewasincapablehandsshereturnedtothecarpark,foundhiskeysontheground,collectedhisscatteredpapersandstackedtheminthecar.Havingseenmyhusbandcomeoutofacertainbuildingeachday,thesecurityguardthoughtheknewwhereheworked.Theyoungwomanmanagedtolocatehiscolleagueswhointurncontactedmyniece.Shethenwaitedformetoreturnhomesoshecouldbreakthenewstome.Afterextensivetestsitturnedoutthatmyhusbandhadhadagrandmalepilepticseizure.Wewerenaturallyeagertofindthekindstrangerwhohadcometohisaid.Aftersomeweekswediscoveredwheretheyoungwomanworked.Shewasoverjoyedwhenmyhusbandwalkedintoherofficewithahugebouquet(束)offlowers.Shesaidsherequirednothanks,andpreferredtoremainanonymous(匿名的).Wenowliveinadifferentco