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绵阳市高中2015届高三第三次诊断性考试

英语

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                第I卷（选择题，共90分）

注意事项：

    1．必须使用2B铅笔在答题卡上将所选答案时应标号涂黑。

    2.第I卷共两部分，共计90分。

        第一部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分40分）

  1．一How many people lost their lives on the 2015 new year’s Eve in Shanghai．

    一32．I wonder　　　　those innocent people did to deserve this·

    A. why　B. how 　C. whether 　D. what

2.The price of oil　　　,but I doubt whether it will remain so.

A.went down B. will godown  C.whether  D.what

  3 ．This is just the place　　　I am looking forward to visiting these years·

      A. where  B. that  C. in which  D. to where

  4 ．As it is reported，it is 100 years ago　　　Qinghua, University was founded．

    A. since  B. that  C. when  D. before

  5 ．She spent as much time as she could　　　the left-behind children with their

      homework．

    A. helping  B. to help  C. help  D. for helping

  6. I’ve decided to compete in the race，but I’m afraid I won't be the best.

      一　　　！You never know until you try.

      A. Enjoy yourself  B. Take your time

      C. Do as you like  D. Go for it

7 ．My pain　　　obvious the moment I entered the office，for the first man I met

    asked pitifully‘`Are you feeling all right?”

    A. must have been   B. could be

    C. must be         D. could have been

8 ．I think it’s better to give it a second thought　　　so many of us consider it a risk．

    A. as   B. before   C. although   D. once

9·On average，each farm has then spent＄700，000 per acre of wasabi just　　　up．

    and running．

    A. getting  B. to get  C. have got  D. gets

10．Which of these hotels do you like best?

    　　　．They are both expensive and a little dirty.

    A. Nothing  B. Neither  C. None  D. No one

第二节完形填空

    阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A, B, C和D）中，选出可

以填入空白处的最佳答案，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。（共20小题；每小题1分，

共30分）

    One day in auk my father gathered us three into the living-room with a look

on his face that told us that one of us had done something wrong．

    "tech one of you did this？，’he asked with a sharp    11    ．

    We all    12     down at the floor containing the art of a child，s handwriting

   13    chalk．I stood there，trembling    14     and hoped that no one else could see it．

"Will he know it was me?”I secretly    15    ．Scared, the only words that came from

my mouth were，“Not me，Father．”

    The others   16    it as well ．Of course，we knew that one of‘us must have

done it．But I，being the youngest of the three，just couldn，t t'lnd the    17    to tell

the truth．I was not a bad kid．Lying was not normal for me，   18    the expression

on my father，s face made me    19    ．

    “Since   20    of you seemed to have done it, then you will all get a spanking

（打屁股）．”

    What? The   21    thing I wanted was a spanking！

    "I did it," someone said and I looked around to see my sister come

   22    ．Why was she taking the    23     for something I did？Feeling guilty, yet still

   24    to confess, I    25     there knowing my sister was going to get    26    for

something I did．

    We didn，t talk about that day for years．When we were all older, I knew it was

safe to finally tell my father it was really me．When I think back to that    27    ，I

know I learned the    28   of family，of a sister who would do    29    form me．I’m

glad to say that I know·now I would do the same for    30    ．

11 ．A. noise  B. sound  C. voice  D. music

12. A. bent  B. lay  C. leaned  D. stared

13．A. in  B. of  C. on  D. with

14. A. around  B. upward  C. inside  D. outside

15．A. wondered  B．thought  C．expected  D．amused

16. A. admitted  B. denied  C. feared  D. ignored

17. A. way  B. turn  C. chance  D. courage

18．A. and  B. but  C. or  D. so

19. A. silenced  B. frightened  C. angered  D. relaxed

20. A. all  B. neither  C. none D. some

21 .A. best  B. first  C. last D. least

22. A. aside  B. along  C. backward D. forward

23 .A. blame  B. burden  C. load D. risk

24. A. .ready  B. scared  C. young D. regretful

25. A. knelt  B. sat  C. stood D. hid

26. A. recognized  B. sped  C. rewarded D. praised

27. A. day  B. room C. accident D. lesson

28. A. advantage  B. duty  C. unity D. value

29. A. housework  B．nothing  C. something‘D. everything

30. A. her  B. others  C. it  D. myself

第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A. B, C和D）中，选出最

佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。（共20小题；每小题2分，共40分）

                                                  A

    Are you willing to work for a robot boss？Sorry if your answer was "no”，because

it will be common in the near future，according to researchers from Oxford．

    A third of British jobs are at "high risk'’of being replaced- by- robots in the next

20 years，the research by Deloitte，the Oxford Martin School and the University of

Oxford found．

    Wired magazine went further. "It may be hard to believe，but before the end of

this century, 70 percent of today's occupations will be replaced by automation（自动

化技术）”said the magazine in 2012·

    Of course，people being replaced by robots is not recent news．Robots have been

taking over labor work in factories and on farms for some time，lifting heavy boxes

and picking fruit and vegetables．Next, cleaning chores in offices and schools will be

taken over by late-night robots，starting with easy-to-do floors and windows and

eventually moving to toilets，Wired predicted．

    But that，s just the beginning．Even white-collar jobs are not safe．Any job dealing

with sales，services or lots of paperwork could be taken over by robots in the future．

For example，in the UK, library assistants have decreased by 48 percent since 2001，

sales-related jobs have fallen by 40 percent, and travel agents by 44 percent, the Daily

Mail reported.

    But that doesn，t mean that human beings will have nothing to do in the future．

Instead, we need to update our skills. Digital（数字化的）know-how, management

and creativity will be in greater demand in the future，said British consulting company

Deloitte．

31 ．The underlined sentence means

    A．a third of British j obs are dangerous

    B ．a third of British jobs are of high profit

    C ．British people may lose a third of their j obs

    D ．British people may replace a third of robots’jobs

32．From the passage，we know late-night robots axe mainly made to do     ．

    A. factory and farm jobs  B．cleaning j obs

    C. difficult jobs          D. white-.collar jobs

33．In the UK, sales-related j obs have decreased by    since 2 0 l o．

      A. 70%  B. 48%  C. 44%  D. 40%

34一The best title for this passage is    ．

    A．Robots to Take Charge    B ．Robots to Be Smarter．

C ．Robots to Do Hard Jobs   D．Robots to Do Paperwork

                                                B

    Barbecuing has been an art form ever since hunting and fire were mastered．

Many countries claim it as their own．

    In France，the phrase "barbe a queue'，一meaning "from head to tail'，一has

been used to describe a method of cooking a pig whole．In the US，BBQ，which is

considered to be short for "barbecue'，，was once used on old roadhouse signs that

advertised "bar, beer and cues（球杆）．”

    But in Australia, "where gas barbecues can be found in just about every backyard

and balcony in the country, barbecuing is considered a basic right'，noted CNN.

    On November 15，Australia，s Prime Minister Tony Abbott hosted a traditional

Aussie barbecue lunch to treat、the world，s most powerful leaders who had arrived in

Brisbane，Queensland for the G20 Leaders Summit. The lunch not only featured the

traditional burnt but tasty steak and sausages，but also other special Australian foods．

    So how did the barbecue become such an important part of the country，s culture?

In Australia, firing up the barbie（烧烤架）and laid-back outdoor eating are almost a

way of life，said Cue.

    Barbecuing came to be thought of as an important part of the Aussie lifestyle in

the 1960s, when the "chop（排骨）picnic" became part of the Aussie language. "We

love the great outdoors so much that something like that great Australian tradition, the

‘barbie’，was certain to happen,，，Australian author Mark Thomson wrote in his book

the Legendary Australian Barbecue．

35．When talking of barbecue，the French may think of　　　　　．

    A. a whole pig　　　B. bar, beer and cues

    C. BBQ 　　　　　D. backyard and balcony

36．In Paragraph 5，“the country ”，refers to　　　　　．

    A. France 　　　B. the US

    C. Australia 　　D. CNN

37．What do we know about Australian barbecuing from this passage？

    A．It is a common practice nationwide．

    B ．It is mostly done over burning wood．

    C ．Only wealthy people can afford it.

    D ．It is often seen- on special occasions．

38．The main purpose of the passage is to introduce　　　　　　·

    A．Australian barbecuing culture　 B ．different barbecuing in the world

    C ．G20 Leaders Summit 　　　　D．the ancient Australian lifestyle

                                              C

    YA：Although people should face the consequences of their behavior, lives are

the most valuable thing and should be respected and guaranteed．People don，t have

the chance to correct their errors·and make a new start if their lives are taken away．

Also，it would be a disaster if the wrong person were given the death penalty(死刑）·

    YB：I support getting rid of the death penalty． Violence should never be met with

violence．Abolishing the death penalty could help people to realize the power of

forgiveness and love．It could also get officials to　focus more on preventing crimes

instead of punishing the criminals after they have been committed,．

    YC：The goal of laws and penalties is not to punish criminals but to keep people

from committing crimes．Corrective education would be much better than the death

‘penalty，as it could help people understand their crimes and feel sorry from the

bottom of their hearts rather than just fear death．

    NA：We need the death penalty．Those who do great harm to others and affect

society badly are supposed to be punished seriously．They should be responsible for

their behavior. Without the death penalty, some people might commit terrible crimes

because they would no longer worry about losing their lives even if they take away

others’lives though in fact they haven，t the right to do so．

      NB：Laws are different in different countries because of national conditions．

Some developed countries that have abolished the death penalty have highly educated

people and have few problems with their laws．Compared to them，China still has a

long way to go before it can abolish the death penalty．

    NC：For some severe crimes, imprisonment(监禁）isn't enough to一make sure

there is social justice and to defend laws．The death penalty can achieve that．If we

abolished it, we would need to spend a lot of money on prisoners，which would be a

  burden on society．

  39．According to YB，the government should pay more attention to　　　　·

    A．abolishing the death penalty 　B．committing crimes

    C ．punishing the criminals 　　D ．preventing crimes

40．From the view of NA, without the death penalty，crimes might be　　　　　

    　　A. different　　 B. the same

      C. more serious 　　D. less and less

41.Which of the following is a reason to keep the death penalty?

 　 A. Imprisonment isn't enough to defend laws

    B ．Lives are the most valuable thing．

    C ．Violence should never be met with violence．

    D ．People should have the chance to correct their er-rors·

42 ．What can probably be the best title of this report?

    A．Abolish Death Penalty or Not?

    B ．Can Death Penalty Achieve Justice?

    C ．Should People Be Highly Educated?

     D ．Should，Violence Meet with Violence?