遼寧省大連市旅順口區第三高級中學高二英語測試題含解析一、選擇題1.—Yourflightwasquitelatelastnight.—Yes,itwasmidnight__________ourplanefinallygottoJinan.A.that B.when

C.since

D.until參考答案：B2.Youdon’tseemvery

aboutthesuggestionandwhynotgiveussomeotheradvice?

A.enthusiastic

B.eager

C.care

D.anxious參考答案：A3.3．Althoughitis

towatchprogramsonTVsometimes,Idon’tthinkpeopleshouldspendmostoftheirtimewatchingit.A．worthwhileB．worthofC．worthD．worthyof參考答案：A略4.Welostourwayinthatsmallvillage,otherwisewe______moreplacesofinterestyesterday.A.visited

B.hadvisited

C.wouldvisit

D.wouldhavevisited參考答案：D5.Itwasannouncedthatonlywhenthefirewasundercontrol_____toreturntotheirhomes.A.theresidentswouldbepermitted

B.hadtheresidentsbeenpermittedC.wouldtheresidentsbepermitted

D.theresidentshadbeenpermitted參考答案：C6.Theexpressway_____wedrivetoworkisalwayscrowed.A.that

B.which

C.when

D.onwhich參考答案：D7.Withsomany____outside,Ifindithardtofocusonmywork.A.noiseB.distractionsC.distributionsD.contributions參考答案：B8._______thefactthatoneoftheengineswasoutofcontrol,thepilotremainedsocalmasifnothinghadhappened.

A.With

B.Despite

C.Besides

D.Becauseof參考答案：B9.____hereferredtoinhisarticlewasunknowntothegeneralreader.

A.That

B.What

C.Whether

D.Where參考答案：B10.—Youaresoluckytosurvivetheaccident.—Butforthesafety-belt,I_____

sittingheretoday.A.weren’t B.shouldn’thavebeen C.hadn’tbeen D.wouldn’tbe參考答案：D11.—Willyouattendthemeetingthisafternoon?—ButI________toldanythingaboutit.A.wasn't

B.amnot

C.haven'tbeen D.won'tbe參考答案：C12.Insteadofstayingthesameeveryday,Mary’sworkinghoursare

.A.limited

B.available

C.valuable

D.flexible參考答案：D13.___hiswork,hestartedtoplaythecomputergames.A.Beingfinished

B.Havingfinished

C.Finishing

D.Havingbeenfinished參考答案：B14.Itisbelievedthattheconstructionofahighwaywill____growthofthesuburbs.A.increaseto B.contributeto

C.keepto

D.taketo參考答案：B15.Thisisnotmystory,northewholestory.Mystoryplaysoutdifferently.

A.isthere B.thereisC.isit D.itis參考答案：C提示:考查倒裝句。nor放在句首,表示“也不”時,常用倒裝結構。第一句句意為:“這不是我的故事,它也不是整個故事。”主語應該是it而不是therebe句型。故選C項。

16.Tolearnthepieceofmusicquickly,you'dbetterhearit___asmanytimesaspossible.

A.play

B.playing

C.played

D.toplay參考答案：C略二、完型填空17.

Theword“plastic”comesfromtheGreekword“Platicos”andisusedtodescribe

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whichcanbeeasilyshapedThehistoryofplasticsislongerthanyoumight

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Infact33

manmadeplasticsevertoappearonthemarketwasmadeoverahundredyearsago.Itwascalled“celluloid(賽璐璐)”.ItwasdiscoveredbybothanEnglishmanandanAmericaninthesameyear.34

itwastheAmericanswhofirstproduceditonalargescaleduringtheyear1860.Everybodywas

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bythisnewmaterialwhichcouldbemolded(用模子做)intoshapesand

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socheaptobuy.Pooryoungmen

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incitieswithlotsofsmokeanddirtwere

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tobuywhitecelluloidcollars(領子).Thecollarswerehardanduncomfortable.Buttheydidnothavetobesenttowash.Thepooryoungmen

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rubthemcleaneveryeveningwithsoapandwater!Poormothers,

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hadnotbeenabletoaffordplaythings

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theirchildren,werenowabletobuythemplaythings

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ofcelluloid.Butcelluloidhadoneveryseriousfault.Itcaughtfireveryeasily.Infactitburnedevenmorequicklythanwoodorcloth.Thereweremanyterribleaccidents,particularly

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children.Foryearsscientistsworkedhardtofindabetterplasticmaterialthancelluloid.

Foryearsscientistsworkedhardtofindabetterplasticmaterialthancelluloid.Theyhad

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success.Thenin1932anAmericanscientistcalledBacklandproducedahardplasticmaterialwhichdidnotburn.

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becameknown

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bakelite(酚醛塑料).Otherplasticmaterialslikebakelitewere

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produced.They

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tomakeelectricalfittingsandplatesandcups.Poorpeoplelikedthembecausetheywerebothcheapandsafe,butrichpeople

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thembecausetheywerecheap,andbecausetheycouldonlybemade

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darkcolor1s.31.A.something

B.everything

C.thing

D.anything32.A.Wish

B.Think

C.Want

D.hope33.A.First

B.atfirst

C.forthefirst

D.thefirst34.A.So

B.And

C.But

D.As35.A.Surprised

B.excited

C.told

D.frightened36.A.Be

B.Were

C.was

D.is37.A.waiting

B.Running

C.Walking

D.working38.A.Going

B.About

C.able

D.Sure

39.A.could

B.oughtto

C.Must

D.should40.A.Which

B.who

C.whom

D.that41.A.for

B.like

C.in

D.of42.A.done

B.produced

C.Worked

D.made43.A.between

B.On

C.among

D.about44.A.Much

B.Great.

C.Never

D.little45.A.Theman

B.He

C.It

D.Thescientist46.A.as

B.with

C.by

D.to47.A.already

B.Still

C.also

D.yet48.A.used

B.Hoped

C.wereused

D.had49.A.took

B.loved

C.enjoyed

D.disliked50.A.in

B.By

C.From

D.Of參考答案：31-35ABDCB

36-40CDCAB

41-45ADCDC

46-50ACCDC三、閱讀理解18.Asmallgroupofpeoplearoundtheworldhavestartedimplanting(移植)microchipstolinkthebodyandthecomputer.Mr.Donelsonandthreefriends,whohaddriven100milesfromtheirhomesinLoockport,NewYork,tohavetheimplantsputinbyDr.JesseVillemaire,whomtheyhadpersuadedtodothework,arepartofasmallgroup,about30peoplearoundtheworld,whohaveindependentlyputinmicrochipsintotheirbodies,accordingtoWeb-basedreports.AtashopWilliamDonelsonwashavingafour-millimeter-wideneedleputintohislefthand.“I’mset,”hesaidwithadeepbreath.Hewatchedastheneedlepierced(刺穿)thefleshywebbingbetweenhisthumbandamicrochipwassetunderhisskin.Atlasthewouldbeabletodowhathehadlongimagined:strengthenhisbody’spowersthroughtechnology.Byputtingthechipinside—aradiofrequencyidentificationdevice(RFID)—Mr.Donelsonwouldhaveathisfingertipsthesamemagicthatmakessafetygatesopenwithaknockofacard,andbridgeandtunneltrafficflowsmoothlywithanE-Zpass.Withawaveofhishandheplanstoconnectwithhiscomputer,opendoorsandunlockhiscar.ImplantingthechipwaslysimpletaskbutverymeaningfultoMr.Doneselson,a21-year-oldcomputernetworkingstudentsointerestedinthelinkbetweentechnologyandthebodythathehasdata-inputjacks(數據輸入插空)insidehisbody.Theymightleadtoanimaginedfuturewhenpeoplecanbeconnecteddirectlyintocomputers.Hisnewchipisenclosedinaglasscontainernobiggerthanapieceofriceandhasasmallmemorywherehehasstoredthewords“Technology”.Somedoctorshavedonethepiercinginpeople’shomes,andothershaveimplantedchipsintheirofficesafterpatientssignedformsshowingthefactthatlong-termstudieshavenotbeendoneontheirsafety.Piercerstreattheimplantsmuchlikeanyothermedicaloperationsteps,instructingpeopletokeepthesitedry,andadvisingthemthatswellingandrednessshouldlastaweek.21.WithaRFIDimplanted,whichofthefollowingwillMr.Donelsonbeabletodo?A.Makeasafetygateopenwithaknockofacard.B.MakebridgeandtunneltrafficflowsmoothlywithanE-Zpass.C.Opendoorsandunlockhiscarwithawaveofhishand.D.Turnhisbodyandbraindirectlyintocomputers.22.Theunderlinedword“they”inparagraph5referto“___________”.A.glasscontainers

B.implantedcomputerchipsC.datainputjacks

D.computerandnetworkingstudents23.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.HighTech,UndertheSkin

B.ANeedle,SoMagicC.Donelson,aPowerfulMan

D.Data-inputJacks,InsidetheBody24.Wecanconcludefromthepassagethat__________________.A.Mr.Donelsonhasmadealargesumofmoneybythepiercing.B.thePiercersarepeopleworkinginthecomputerfieldC.thepiercinghasnosideeffectanditwillmakepeopleintelligentD.thelongtermeffectsoftheseimplantsarenotyetknown25.Whatwillhappentothesiteonthebodyaftertheoperation?A.Therewillbeswellingandredness.

B.Thesitewillbedry.C.Nothingwillhappenatall.

D.Thepainwillremainforaweek.參考答案：21．C22．C23．A24．D25．A21．細節理解題。根據第四段中的“Withawaveofhishandheplanstoconnectwithhiscomputer,opendoorsandunlockhiscar”可知，Donelson揮揮那只含有芯片的手就可以打開和關閉他的車門。故選C。22．詞匯指代題。根據倒數第二段內容可知，Doneselson對科技與身體的連接很感興趣，因此他決定在身體內進行數據輸入插空，他認為數據輸入插空對未來發展有很大的幫助。由此可判斷出，“They”指的是“data-inputjacks”。故選C。23．標題概括題。本文主要講述的是，有一少部分人在他們體內植入了芯片，以將身體和電腦連接起來，這樣能更好地利用高科技。A項意為“皮膚下面的高科技”，體現了本文的核心，適合用作標題。故選A。24．推理判斷題。根據最后一段中的“…othershaveimplantedchipsintheirofficesafterpatientssignedformsshowingthefactthatlong-termstudieshavenotbeendoneontheirsafety”可判斷出，科學家還沒研究在體內植入芯片的長期安全影響，人們還不知道植入芯片的長期影響。故選D。25．細節理解題。根據最后一段中的“…instructingpeopletokeepthesitedry,andadvisingthemthatswellingandrednessshouldlastaweek”可知，在做過植入芯片的手術后，手術部位會有些腫脹和發紅。故選A。【點評】本文是一篇說明文。有一少部分人在他們體內植入了芯片，以將身體和電腦連接起來，這樣能更好地利用高科技。19.FarmerJohnandFarmerBobwereneighbors.Formorethan30years，theyhadbeengettingalongverywell.Thentheirgoodrelationshipbroke.Itbeganwithasmallthing，thenbitterwords，andthenweeksofsilence.OnemorningFarmerJohnwokeuptofindastreambetweenthetwofarms.“ItmustbeBob，”Johnthought.ThenonedaytherewasaknockonJohn’sdoor.Heopenedittofindacarpenter(木匠)standingatthedoorway.“I’mlookingforafewdays’work，”thecarpentersaid.“Idohaveajobforyou，”Johnsaid.“Lookacrossthestreamatthatfarm.That’smyneighborBob.Hedugastreambetweenthetwofarms.Iwantyoutobuildafence—an8-footfence.Idon’twanttoseehisplaceorhisfaceanymore.Idon’thavesuchaneighbor！”Thecarpentersaid，“IthinkIknowwhattodo，sir，andI’llbeabletodoajobthatpleasesyou.”FarmerJohnhelpedthecarpentergetthematerialsreadyandthenhewasofffortheday.Aboutsunsetwhenthefarmerreturned，thecarpenterhadjustfinishedhisjob.Thefarmer’seyesopenedwide.Therewasnofencethereatall！Itwasabridge！Andtheneighbor，Bob，wascomingacross，withhishandoutstretched(伸出).“Hi，John！You’requiteafellowtobuildthisbridge！”Thentheymetinthemiddle，takinge