《名校推荐》江苏省南京市金陵中学高三牛津英语总复习五 WORD版缺答案.doc

1、高考资源网（） 您身边的高考专家金陵中学高三牛津英语总复习五I.选择填空1_ spacecraft Shenzhou IX took off on June 16，2012 at Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in _ Northwest China.AThe; the BThe; / CA; the DA; /2The Diaoyu Island and its affiliated islands have been part of Chinas territory since ancient times, _ is fully proven by his

2、tory and is legally wellfounded.Awhere Bwho Cthat Dwhich3It is by no means clear _ the president can do to end the strike.Ahow Bwhich Cthat Dwhat4John said that light _ much faster than sound.Atravel Btravels Ctraveled Dwill travel5David said that it was because of his strong interest in literature_

3、 he chose the course.Athat Bwhat Cwhy Dhow6Most museums are just for looking. But today some of them have things for you to touch. The _ say, “_！”Asigns; Do touch Bnotices; To touchCsignals; Be touching Dsigns; No touching7Mary broke up with me!You_ have forgotten about the Valentines Day. Ashouldnt

4、 Bcouldnt Cneednt Dmustnt8He _ me politely _ the way to the station.Asaid to; to show him Btold to; to show meCasked; to show him Dtold; to show me9The high school life he has been used _ exciting and enjoyable.Ato is Bto be Cto being Dis10It _ the second time that he _ to visit China.Ais; had come

5、Bis; came Cwas; has come Dwas; had come11Liu Yang is so excellent _ she has become the first Chinese woman astronaut of our country.Aas Bthat Cwhich Dwhere12_ me, he walked up to me, wearing a brilliant smile.ATo see BFor seeing COn seeing DBecause see13The boy was lucky to escape _ by his father.Ap

6、unishing Bpunished Cbeing punished Dbe punished14You cant imagine what difficulty we had _ home in the snowstorm.Awalked Bwalk Cto walk Dwalking15He commanded that all the gates _Ashould shut Bwould be shut Cshut Dbe shut21. It is now_ universally accepted concept that _early education should focus

7、on childrens happiness.A. an, theB. an, 不填C. a, 不填 D. the, the22. Despite being taken from very different sources, the results are remarkably _.A. consistentB. constantC. contradictory D. controversial 23. I went to see the house, _ at the time, the other day. But I havent decided to buy it.A. being

8、 paintedB. paintedC. to be painted D. painting24. Disappointingly, Mr. Wangs lecture on Global Economy only shows that he is _ of an expert in any sense of the word in this field. A. none B. nothing C. no one D. neither25. Do you remember when I first met you? Of course. I_ in a small food factory.A

9、. worked B. was working C. had been working D. work26. Mother, I climbed up to that tall tree and picked this big apple. Jesus! You_ down and hurt yourself.A. might have fallen B. might fall C. must have fallen D. must fall27. After ten hours drive, we came to _ is called a green house, through the

10、glass wall of _, we saw lots of green plants.A. where, whichB. that, thatC. what, whichD. where, that28. I dont understand why Jane split up with her husband. Neither do I, especially _ her husband was so kind and considerate towards her.A. sinceB. untilC. asD. when 29. I didnt expect that John woul

11、d be absent from my last Sundays birthday party. As far as I know, he _ to see his parents in the countryside on Sundays.A. goesB. went C. has gone D. had gone30. Besides proper diet, exercise is one of the key _of a healthy lifestyle.A. categoriesB. components C. ranges D. processes31. The lady wit

12、h a baby in your arms come to take my seat in the front, _? Thank you.A. doesnt she B. does she C. cant you D. will you32. _ by his fans, the movie star is always surrounded with flowers and claps wherever he goes or appears.A. Having been lovedB. LovedC. To be lovedD. Being loved33. Is it a fact th

13、at you helped Tom cheat in the maths exam? Honestly, _. Actually he sat three seats away from me and I knew nothing about what was happening.A. I think notB. its not the case C. I cant agree moreD. Im afraid not34. We are disappointed that the rainy weather has_ a picnic for the weekend.A. ruled out

14、 B. turned out C. brought out D. taken out35. When he came back home, he found his wife with red eyes, indicating that she _.A. cried B. has cried C. is crying D. had been cryingII.完形填空。Visualize Your GoalThe CatalinaIsland is twenty-one miles away from the coast of California, and many people have

15、taken the challenge toswim across it. On July 4th 1952, Florence Chadwick stepped 36 CatalinaIsland into the waterto swim across to the Californiacoast. She 37 well and on the track, but later fatigue(疲劳) set in, and the weatherbecame cold. She 38 , but fifteen hours later, numb and 39 , sheasked to

16、 be taken out of the water. After she 40 , she was toldthat she had been 41 only half a mile away from the coast. She commentedthat she could have 42 it, if the fog had not affected her 43 and shewould have just seen the land. She promised that this would be the only timethat she would ever 44 .She

17、went back to her rigorous training. And twomonths later she swam that same channel. The 45 thing happened. The fatigue set in, and the fog obscured her view, 46 this time she swam with 47 and vision of the land in her mind. She knew that somewhere behind the fog was the 48 . She succeeded and became

18、 the first woman to swim the CatalinaChannel. Sheeven broke the mens record 49 two hours.Success principles:When you set your goal, keep pressing on 50 when you aretired, physically and mentally, and 51 there are many 52 ahead, keep the vision of your goal 53 before you and never, never, never give

19、up! See the reaching, commit to it, and you will surely see your goal 54 .Motivation quote: “I cant do 55, but I can do something. If we all did something, we could conquer anything.”36. A. in B. for C. offD. of37. A. prepared B. stepped C. felt D. started38. A. held on B. gave inC. came off D. kept

20、 up39. A. nervous B. cold C. surprised D. frightened40. A. arrived B. recovered C. left D. cried41. A. carried away B. taken up C. sent off D. pulled out42. A. won B. succeeded C. made D. got43. A. vision B. feeling C. strength D. energy44. A. beat B. quit C. swim D. join45. A. strange B. sorrowful

21、C. same D. awkward46. A. so B. however C. but D. and47. A. pressure B. potential C. sympathy D. faith48. A. land B. sea C. ship D. island49. A. by B. over C. for D. to50. A. only B. even C. still D. merely51. A. unless B. once C. as though D. even though52. A. records B. failures C. falls D. challen

22、ges53. A. clear B. bright C. stubborn D. steady54. A. set B. acquired C. realized D. obtained55. A. anything B. everything C. nothing D. somethingIII.阅读理解 ACrocodile Attack“All I could see was two sets of red eyes below me,” said Dave Gatty, an Australian farmer who spent seven days up a tree in rem

23、ote bush land to escape crocodiles.Gatty, 52, said he was forced to take such drastic action after he accidentally went into a crocodile-infested area of Queensland. He only had two meat sandwiches to keep him going, as crocodiles moved beneath his tree each night until his rescue.Gatty said he deci

24、ded it was safer to hold out for a rescue team than try to make a run for it. His problems began after he fell off his horse while out in the northern Australia outback. Dazed and bleeding, he climbed back on his horse and hoped it would lead him home. It was only when he regained his senses he real

25、ized that he had been taken into crocodile-infested area.“I had to get off the horse and I fell straight into a crocodile nest,” he told reporters.“That frightened me. I couldnt go back, it was too far and too dangerous, so I headed to the nearest high ground and stayed there, hoping someone would c

26、ome and find me before the crocs did.”Gatty explained how each night two crocodiles would sit at the bottom of the tree staring at him. Although Gattys two sandwiches ran out after three days, he was able to get running water during the day and knew rescuers were looking for him as he could see heli

27、copters in the air above his tree.“If I hadnt seen the crocs circling me, and if I hadnt fallen into the croc nest, I would have made a push for it. But I knew the safest thing was for me to sit and wait,” he said. A chocolate bar, given to him by rescuers after being moved to safety by using a winc

28、h(卷扬机), “was like a gourmet meal,” he said.56. Gaddy felt _ when he found himself trapped in the crocodile- infested area.A. panicked but optimistic B. nervous and hopelessC. upset and regretful D. frightened but calm57. Which of the following did not help Gatty survive the accident? A. Sandwiches B

29、. Running water C. Chocolates D. Staying up in a tree58. Whats the right order of the events related to the accident?a. Gaddy climbed up onto his horse unconscious.b. Gaddy climbed up a tree and stayed there. c. Gaddy was moved by a winch to safety.d. Gaddy fell off his horse accidentally. e. Gaddy

30、found himself in a crocodile-infested area. A. a, d, e, c, b B. d, a, e, b, c C. a, d, e, b, c D. d, e, a, b, c59. The article can be classified as _.A. a news story B. a scientific fiction C. a personal essay D. a literary reportBDublin Bus offers exciting cultural and diverse sightseeing tours in

31、and around Dublin. This is the most reasonably priced, comfortable and enjoyable way to see our nations thriving and vibrant capital city. Whether you want a quick overview of the City, hop off the City Tour to visit any of the citys major attractions or enjoy a half days guided tour of our scenic c

32、oastlines, we have a tour to suit your needs.FREE Hotel Shuttle BusWe provide a free pick up service from the hotels listed below for guests taking our Sightseeing Tours.Guests staying nearby may make their way to these pick up points.Shuttle123456FourSeasons/Bewleys8.459.4510.1511.1512.1513.15Berkl

33、ey Court8.559.5510.2511.2512.2513.25Jurys Ballsbridge9.0010.0010.3011.3012.3013.30The Mespil9.1010.1010.4011.4012.4013.40The Burlington9.2010.2010.5011.5012.5013.50Shuttle 1 City Tour and North Coast + CastleShuttle 2 City Tour and South Coast + GardensShuttle 3 to 6 City Tour onlyCity Tour Hop on-H

34、op off One Route+One Tickek=All Top AttractionsThe best way to view all that Dublin has to offer is by open-top bus. Sit back and enjoy your 1 hour 15 minute fully-guided tour. The tour operates daily from 9.30am and can be joined at any of 10 stops, each located near one of Dublins most popular att

35、ractions. Buses operate frequently and your “24-hour” tour ticket allows you to hop on and off as often as you wish.Hop on - Hop off Every 10 MinutesEntertaining Live CommentaryJoin anywhere along route Pay DriverComplimentary map and discount guideAdult: 14 Child: 6 (Under 14yrs)Student & Senior Ci

36、tizen: 12.5STOP No. PLACE OF INTERESTADDRESSFIRST BUSAM LAST BUSPM Tour Starts HereCathal Brugha Street9.306.30Bank of Ireland OConnell Bridge9.356.33Trinity CollegeCollege Green9.406.38Nassau StreetNassau Street 9.456.40National GalleryMerrion Square West 9.506.42Natural History MuseumMerrion Squar

37、e Wes9.556.45St. Stephens Green Grafton Street10.006.50Tourism CenterSuffolk Street10.106.52Tenple BarDame Street10.206.55Dublin CastleCork Hill10.256.5860. If a guest staying at Jurys Ballsbridge only wants to tour around the city, which shuttle is the earliest for him to take?A. Shuttle 1. B. Shut

38、tle 2. C. Shuttle 3. D. Shuttle 4.61. How much is a family of six, grandparents, parents and twin sisters of 10, to pay the driver when they take the Hop on-Hop off for a city tour?A. 65. B. 78. C. 81. D. 54.62. Between which two places of interest does the tour bus run for the shortest time?A. Nass

39、au Street and National Gallery. B. Tour Starts Here and Bank of Ireland.C. Tenple Bar and Dublin Castle. D. Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral.CA specially-adapted sensory helmet, developed by researchers at the University of Sheffield, could provide fire-fighters operating in challenging con

40、ditions with vital clues about their surroundings. The helmet is fitted with a number of ultrasound(超声波) sensors that are used to detect the distances between the helmet and nearby walls or other obstacles. These signals are transmitted to vibration pads (振动板) that are attached to the inside of the

41、helmet, touching the wearers forehead. Rescue workers, such as fire-fighters, who might be working in dark conditions or in buildings filled with smoke, will be able to use the signals to find walls and other obstacles that could help guide them through unfamiliar environments.It is expected that a

42、lightweight version of the technology could also be useful to people with visual damage, acting as an additional sense to guide users or to help them avoid hazards.Professor Tony Prescott of the University of Sheffield and director of SCentRo said, “When a firefighter is responding to an emergency s

43、ituation, he will be using his eyes and ears to make sense of his environment, trying to make out objects in a smoke-filled room, for example, or straining to hear sounds from people who might need rescuing. We found that in these circumstances it was difficult to process additional information thro

44、ugh these senses. Using the sense of touch, however, we were able to deliver additional information effectively.”The team also found that the helmet was the ideal place to locate the vibrating pads because, although the fingertips might seem a more obvious choice, stimuli (刺激物) delivered to the wear

45、ers forehead enabled them to respond more rapidly to the signals, and would also leave their hands free for other tasks.The helmet was developed using a Rosenbauer helmet donated by Northfire Company Limited and was produced following a two-year research project, funded by the E&Phs Research Council

46、. South Yorkshire Fire Service have also assisted, providing advice during the development period as well as access to their training facility. The next step is to find a commercial partner interested in further developing the helmet.63. Which word can be used to complete the following process of ho

47、w the sensory helmet works?Ultrasound sensors detect the distance.Signals are transmitted to the pads.Wearers receive the informationWearers feel the _. A. light B. heat C. vibrationD. weight64. Which of the following might be the best title for the text?A. Sensory helmet helps firefighters detect m

48、ore.B. Sensory helmet protects firefighters from danger.C. Sensory helmet has great marketing potential.D. Sensory helmet frees firefighters for more things.65. Who provided the fund for the sensory helmet research project?A. Northfire Company Limited B. the E&Phs Research CouncilC. South Yorkshire

49、Fire Service D. the University of Sheffield66. The author writes the passage mainly to _.A. argue that a sensory helmet is better than a traditional oneB. call peoples attention to the firefighters working conditionsC. prove technological development improves the rescue efficiencyD. introduce a sens

50、ory helmet mainly used for emergency serviceDMy lame grandmother was dancing. I stood in the living room doorway, absolutely shocked.She turned around and saw me standing in the doorway with her sorrowful eyes. “So.” I asked, “How did your leg recover?”“To tell you the truthmy legs have been well al

51、l my life,” she said.“But I dont understand!” I said, “Your dancing career. I mean. You pretended all these years?” “Very much so. And for a very good reason.” “What reason?” “Your grandfather.” “You mean he told you not to dance?” “No, this was my choice. I am sure I would have lost him forty years

52、 earlier if I had continued dancing. I weighed fame and love against each other and love won.” She thought for a while and then continued. “We were talking about engagement when your grandfather had to go to war. It was the most horrible day of my life when he left. I was so afraid of losing him, th

53、e only way I could stay positive was to dance. I put all my energy and time into practicingand I became very good. Critics praised me, the public loved me, but all I could feel was the ache in my heart, not knowing whether the love of my life would ever return. Then I went home and read and re-read

54、his letters until I fell asleep. He always ended his letters with You are my joy. I love you with my life. and after that he wrote his name. And then one day a letter came. There were only three sentences: I have lost my leg. I am no longer a whole man and now give you back your freedom. It is best

55、you forget about me.” “I made my decision there and then. I took my leave, and traveled away from the city. When I returned I had bought myself a cane(拐杖）and wrapped my leg tightly with bandages. I told everyone I had been in a car crash and that my leg would never completely recover again. My danci

56、ng days were over. No one suspected the storyI had learned to limp (跛行）convincingly before I returned home. And I made sure the first person to hear of my accident was a reporter I knew well. Then I traveled to the hospital. They had pushed your grandfather outside in his wheelchair. There was a can

57、e on the ground by his wheelchair. I took a deep breath, leaned on my cane and limped to him.” “I limped a few steps toward him and showed him what Id taken out of my pocket. Now show me you are still a man, I said, I wont ask again. He bent to take his cane from the ground and struggled out of that

58、 wheelchair. I could see he had not done it before, because he almost fell on his face, having only one leg. But I was not going to help. And so he managed it on his own and walked to me and never sat in a wheelchair again in his life.” “What did you show him?” I had to know. Grandma looked at me. “

59、Two engagement rings, of course. I had bought them the day after he left for the war and I was not going to waste them on any other man.”67. Why did Grandma travel away from the city when she heard her lover had lost a leg? A. To make her disability seem more believable. B. To go to another city to

60、buy a cane for herself. C. To go to the hospital to pay a visit to her lover. D. To ask a reporter to spread the news of her disability68. What can we infer from the passage? A. The public and critics demanded that she should dance again. B. Grandma became poor and had to make her living by dancing.

61、 C. Grandma began to recover her dancing after her husband died. D. Grandfathers recovered health encouraged Grandma to dance.69. What was the reason for Grandma to put all her efforts and energy into dancing practice? A. She wanted to be the best dancer in the world of her time. B. She hoped her ha

62、rd work could reduce her heartache. C. She expected to make more money by dancing better. D. She thought she should make the best of her dancing talent.70. What is the best title of the passage? A. Love Recovers Her Talent B. Two Disabled Old Couple C. A Disabled Woman Dancer D. A Secret Covered by

63、LoveIV.任务型阅读Roommates Conflicts Identical twins Katie and Sarah Monahan arrived at Pennsylvanias Gettysburg College last year determined to strike out on independent paths. Although the 18-year-old sisters had requested rooms in different dorms, the housing office placed them on the eighth floor of

64、the same building, across the hall from each other. While Katie got along well with her roommate, Sarah was miserable. She and her roommate silently warred over matters ranging from when the lights should be turned off to how the furniture should be arranged. Finally, they divided the room in two an

65、d gave up on oral communication, communicating primarily through short notes. During this time, Sarah kept running across the hall to seek comfort from Katie. Before long, the two wanted to live together again. Sarahs roommate eventually agreed to move out. “From the first night we lived together ag

66、ain, we felt so comfortable,” says Sarah. “We felt like we were back home.”Sarahs ability to solve her dilemma by rooming with her identical twin is unusual, but the conflict she faced is not. Despite extensive efforts by many schools to make good roommate matches, unsatisfactory outcomes are common

67、. Differences in preferred life styles and personalities contribute to the conflict. One roommate is always cold, while the other never wants to turn up the furnace, even though the thermometer says its minus five outside. One person likes quiet, while the other person spends two hours a day practic

68、ing the trumpet, or turns up his sound system to the point where the whole room vibrates. Most roommate conflicts spring from such small, annoying differences rather than from grand disputes over abstract philosophical principles. However, if not dealt with carefully, they will eventually tear roomm

69、ates apart. Roommate conflicts do harm to students psychological health and cause depression. Worse still, depression in college roommates is often passed from one person to another. In extreme cases, roommate conflict can lead to serious violence, as it did at Harvard last spring: One student kille

70、d her roommate before committing suicide. Many schools have started conflict resolution programs to calm tensions that otherwise can build up like a volcano preparing to explode, ultimately resulting in physical violence. Some colleges have resorted to “roommate contracts” that all new students have

71、 to sign after attending a seminar on roommate relations. The contracts cover terms like acceptable hours for study and sleep, a policy for use of each others possessions, etc. Other schools have attended to the problem by using computerized matching, a process that nevertheless remains more of a gu

72、essing game than a science. Students are classified and distributed based on their responses to housing form questions about smoking tolerance, preferred hours of study and sleep, and self-described tendencies toward tidiness or disorder. However, parents sometimes weaken the process by taking the f

73、orms and filling in false and wishful data about their children habits, especially on the smoking questions. The matching process is also complicated by a philosophical debate among housing managers concerning the flavor of university life: “Do you put together people who are similar or different, s

74、o they can learn about each other?” A cartoon sums up the way many students feel the process works: Surrounded by a mass of papers, a housing worker picks up two selection forms and exclaims, “Likes chess, likes football; theyre perfect together!”Title :Roommates ConflictsPassage outlineSupporting d

75、etailsAn example to introduce the topic Katie and Sarah came to study at Gettysburg College, determined to take their (71) paths.While Katie enjoyed a friendly relationship with her roommate, Sarah had (72) wars with her roommate over daily matters. Roommate conflicts are quite (73) in college dorms

76、. (74) of roommate conflictsStudents (75) in their preferred lifestyles and personalities. Small annoying differences are not (76) with carefully.Negative impacts of roommate conflictsRoommate conflicts may lead to little or no communication.Roommate conflicts can damage students (77) health, causin

77、g depression or even violence.(78) taken to solve roommate conflictsSome colleges have resorted to “roommate contracts”:All new comers have to sign a contract, (79) terms like acceptable hours for study and sleep, and so on.Other schools have tried using computerized matching:Students are put into d

78、ifferent rooms (80) to their responses to housing form questions.V.书面表达根据以下图表写一篇英语短文。内容应包含以下要点：1. 根据图表描述中国目前空气状况；2. 简要分析产生这种现象的原因；3. 试提出改善空气质量的措施。注意：1. 可参照图表所给提示做必要的发挥。2. 词数150左右，开头已经写好，不计入总词数。3. 作文中不得提及考生所在的学校和本人姓名。报告显示中国 46.02%居民对城市空气质量状况不满57.99%人口暴露于空气质量差状况下Nowadays, the air quality in China has raised widespread concern. As is indicated in the picture, _高考资源网版权所有，侵权必究！