2011高考英語一輪復(fù)習(xí) 測試卷四 北師大版

1、高三一輪B師大英語卷(四)必修4學(xué)校：_班級：_姓名：_考號：_第卷(選擇題，共105分)第一部分：聽力(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)第一節(jié)(共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分)1Whats the relationship between the two speakers?AHusband and wife. BSalesman and customer.CNeighbors.2Where do you think the conversation takes place?AAt a hotel.BAt a cinema.CAt a post office.3What can be conclu

2、ded from this conversation?AJim types faster than David.BJim is too busy to help.CJim is a poor typist.4How did the man go to Canada?ABy train. BBy car. CBy bus.5How much did the woman pay for the cap?A50 dollars. B10 dollars. C40 dollars.第二節(jié)(共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分)聽第6段對話，回答第6至8題。6What can the woman

3、be?AShe is a waitress at a hotel.BShe is the secretary of Mr Black.CShe is the assistant of Professor Green.7How would the man get in touch with Mr Green?AFind where the Blackwood Hotel is.BGo upstairs to Room 304 straightly.CDial 64 to find the number of the Blackwood Hotel.8Why did the man ask the

4、 woman to change the dollar?ATo pay for the information. BTo make a phone call.CTo take a bus.聽第7段對話，回答第9至11題。9Where does this conversation take place?AIn a flat building. BIn the mans office.CIn the womans house.10What has the woman been looking for over the last week?AA two­bedroom flat. BA t

5、hree­bedroom flat.CA ground­floor flat.11What does the woman think of the flat?AIt is too small to live in. BIt is too expensive to buy.CIt is satisfying on the whole.聽第8段對話，回答第12至14題。12What does the woman want to buy?ADesktop computers. BLaptop computers.CPrinters.13How soon could the mac

6、hines be delivered?AOn the firm date the woman suggested.BPretty quickly.COnly a few days later.14How much will the man cut off the price for the woman?A15%. B12%. C10%.聽第9段對話，回答第15至17題。15Why doesnt the woman go to watch the football match in person?AShe is too busy to go. BShe prefers to watch it o

7、n TV.CShe has no money.16What makes the man feel excited when he is watching the games in person?AWatching the game more closely.BThe audiences enthusiasm.CSuper views of all the plays.17What is the man obviously planning to do?AWatch the game in person.BWatch TV with the woman.CPay for the womans f

8、ootball ticket.聽第10段獨(dú)白，回答第18至20題。18What is the writer going to buy for her elder brother?AA watch.BA Christmas toy.CA record.19Why didnt the writers elder brother come for Christmas last year?AHe was too busy.BThe roads were too dangerous for him to drive.CHe lives in another town.20What is the pass

9、age mainly about?AChristmas is a festival for family reunion.BThe writers elder brother will come back home for Christmas.CPeople are busy with all kinds of preparations before Christmas Day.第二部分：英語知識運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié)，滿分35分)第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)填空(共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分)21Often he_sit for hours doing nothing at all when he was in

10、low spirits.AshouldBwouldCcouldDmight22If you dont go there，_.Aso will I Bneither do I Cso do I Dneither will I23Scientists generally agree that Earths climate will warm up over the next 50 to 100 years_it has warmed in the 20,000 years since Ice Age.Aso long as Bas much as Cas long as Das well as24

11、_he lives in a comfortable flat and possesses a lot of money，he doesnt seem as happy before.AWhile BWhether CUnless DBefore25It is_of you to turn down the radio while your sister is still in bed.Aconsiderate Bconsiderable Cconsidering Dconsidered26_what I had originally thought boring，the trip to Qi

12、ngdao turned out to be fun.ARelated to BIn place of CContrary to DBecause of27There was_much smoke_they couldnt see across the hallway.Atoo；that Bsuch；as Cso；that Drather；than28Liu Xiangs talent for running and his ability to learn from his experiences_greatly to his many successes in sports.Aowed B

13、contributed Cdevoted Drelated29I just cant understand how he could_her indifference to him.Thats why we call him Mr Please­all.Aput up with Bput off Cput on Dput through30_with the new machine，a search party went into the cave，hoping to find buried treasure.ABeing armed BTo be armedCArmed DTo a

14、rm31She is already 18 years old，but she _as if she were still a little girl.Abelieves Bdirects Cbehaves Ddeclares32The old man was telling a funny story，surrounded by many kids，_with fascination.Aall of whom were listened Ball of them listeningCall of them listened Dall of them were listening33_abou

15、t the poor state of students physical fitness，the education ministry has urged local departments to increase spending on physical education.AHaving concerned BTo be concernedCConcerned DTo be concerning34The old pianist wouldnt listen to our repeated request that he_in public again.Aplay BplayedCwou

16、ld play Dwas going to play35_you never plan to visit the polar bears in the North Pole or the penguins in the South Pole，now it is the proper time to start thinking about that.AUntil BUnless CAs long as DEven if第二節(jié)完形填空(共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分)My father enjoys bike riding.Ever since I was little，Ive always

17、 loved going biking with my dad._36_，as I became a teenager，other things began to draw my_37_.Suddenly，it was important to do things with_38_.I saw my dad every evening at home.Why did I have to_39_my Sundays to allday bike trips with him，too？If my indifference (冷漠) hurt him，my father kept_40_，but h

18、e would always let me know when he was planning a bike trip_41_I wanted to come.It was a Sunday morning，and I was in low_42_.Two of my friends had gone to the movies without inviting me.Just then my father_43_my room.“Its a beautiful day.Want to go for a_44_，today，Beck？”“Leave me alone！” I impatient

19、ly_45_.Those were the last words I said to him before he left the house that_46_.Several hours later，the police called us，_47_us that Dad had a traffic accident.My fathers injuries were serious.It took several days before he could_48_speak.Beside his bed I held his hand gently，_49_of hurting him.“Da

20、ddy.Im sorry.”“Its okay，sweetheart.Ill be okay.”“No，” I said，“I_50_what I said to you that day.You know，that morning？”“Sweetheart，I dont_51_anything about that day.I remember kissing you goodnight the night before，though.” He_52_a weak smile.I felt regretful for my thoughtless remark，for I_53_wanted

21、 him to leave me alone.My teacher once told me that_54_have immeasurable power.They can hurt or they can heal.And we all have the_55_to choose our words.I intend to do that very carefully from now on.36A.Therefore BInstead CBesides DHowever37A.attention Bsight Ceffort Denergy38A.Dad Bfriends Cteache

22、rs Dbrothers39A.start Bsave Cdevote Dwaste40A.silent Bbusy Casleep Dawake41A.unless Bin case Cso that Das if42A.spirits Bconditions Cstates Dhopes43A.left Bchecked Centered Dknocked44A.ride Bwalk Cpicnic Dgame45A.whispered Bwarned Cannounced Dshouted46A.moment Bmorning Cafternoon Devening47A.convinc

23、ing Breminding Cinforming Dphoning48A.eventually Bgenerally Cstrictly Dbroadly49A.tired Bafraid Caware Dsorry50A.discuss Bthink Ccare Dmean51A.hate Bforget Cremember Dlike52A.got Bexpressed Cexchanged Dmanaged53A.often Bnever Ceven Donce54A.apologies Bpromises Csmiles Dwords55A.experience Bhonor Cpo

24、wer Ddesire第三部分：閱讀理解(共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分)AMichael Jackson，the American pop legend，died of cardiac arrest (心搏驟停) in a Los Angeles hospital last night，just weeks from starting what he hoped would be a comebacka series of sold­out shows in London.The pop superstar was taken to the University of Cali

25、fornia medical centre in Los Angeles last night，and doctors tried resuscitation (心肺復(fù)蘇術(shù)) in the ambulance.He did not regain consciousness and was reported dead about three hours later.“My brother，the legendary King of Pop，passed away on Thursday 25 June at 226 pm.，” his brother Jermaine said.“We beli

26、eve he suffered a cardiac arrest at his home；however，the cause of his death is unknown until the results of the autopsy (驗(yàn)尸) are known.The personal physician who was with him at the time attempted to resuscitate him.”A spokesman for the UCLA medical centre said，“When he arrived at hospital at approx

27、imately 114 pm. a team of doctors attempted to resuscitate him for a period of more than one hour；they were unsuccessful.” Police said they were investigating，which is standard procedure in such cases.Jacksons death brought a tragic end to a long decline from his peak in the 1980s when he was musics

28、 greatest all­around performer，a uniter of black and white music who shattered the race barrier on MTV.His 1982 album Thriller，which included the blockbuster hits Beat It，Billie.Jean and Thriller，is still the best­selling album of all time，with an estimated 50 million copies sold worldwide

29、.The world­famous entertainer had planned a series of 50 concerts in the O2 arena in London beginning on 12 July.Although in the last two decades his reputation was ruined by charges of child molestation (騷擾) and his strange public behaviour,1 million tickets were sold within hours，proving the

30、King of Pop had enduring appeal.56Where did Michael Jackson die?AAt his home in Los Angeles.BIn a Los Angeles hospital.COn the stage in London.DIn an ambulance to hospital.57Why are the police involved in investigating the death of Michael Jackson?ABecause they believed he was murdered.BBecause it i

31、s standard procedure in such cases.CBecause Michael Jackson was a famous singer.DBecause his relatives insisted on knowing the truth of his death.58The underlined word “shattered” in Para.4 can be replaced by“_”Ajumped Blimited Cbroke Davoided59It can be inferred that Michael Jackson was_.Aa King of

32、 Pop with good healthBa King of Pop and behaved gentlyCstill performing on the stage before his deathDstill popular in spite of his bad reputation60Whats the main idea of this passage?AMichael Jackson dies of cardiac arrest.BMichael Jackson was the legendary King of Pop.CMichael Jacksons death is st

33、ill under investigation.DPeople all over the world cry for Michael Jackson.BBlack­footed ferrets (雪貂) used to be in big trouble.The creatures are North Americas only native ferret species.By the late 1970s，scientists thought that black­footed ferrets had become extinct in the wild.Over the

34、 years，the number of ferrets has mirrored the number of prairie dogs (草原犬鼠) in the area.Prairie dogs make up 90 percent of what ferrets eat.Farmers have long viewed prairie dogs as pests，and used to kill them.At the same time，diseases swept through the prairie dog community and wiped out many of the

35、m.As their food supply declined，ferret populations suffered as well.In the 1970s，scientists tried to raise ferrets and introduce them into the wild after they grew up.Their efforts failed，and biologists thought that the animals had become extinct.Then，in 1981，a farmers dog discovered black­foot

36、ed ferrets near Meatiest，a town in northwest Wyoming.State wildlife managers trapped as many of the animals as they could.In total，they caught 18.Scientists from the Smithsonian Institutions National Zoological Park in Washington，DC then attempted to feed these survivors.The researchers eventually m

37、anaged to feed seven ferrets.Over many generations，the group and its offspring (后代) have successfully produced more than 4,800 animals.Since then，biologists have introduced ferrets that were raised by people in 12 other places.At least two thirds of these populations seem to be doing well.To know fo

38、r sure if the reintroductions are working，scientists will have to carefully study the animals and their progress.61The black­footed ferrets were once near extinction because_.Aa disease swept through the ferretsBthe number of prairie dogs declinedCmost of them had been killed by huntersDthey co

39、uldnt adapt to the wild62In the 1970s，scientists tried to_.Afeed as many prairie dogs as possible for black­footed ferrets to eatBpersuade the public to keep black­footed ferrets in their own housesCkill prairie dogs to keep the balance of natureDintroduce black­footed ferrets into th

40、e wild63We can infer from the passage that_.Athe population of black­footed ferrets will increaseBscientists will fail to save the black­footed ferretsCmore black­footed ferrets will be caught and raised by peopleDscientists are sure that the reintroductions are working well64What do

41、scientists have to do if they want to know whether the reintroductions are working?AThey have to raise more black­footed ferrets.BThey have to ask biologists for help.CThey have to study the black­footed ferrets and their progress.DThey have to introduce black­footed ferrets to some m

42、ore places.65What does the passage mainly talk about?ABlack­footed ferrets are in danger of dying out.BHow to prevent black­footed ferrets from disappearing.CWhat local people have done to protect the black­footed ferrets.DScientists are trying to raise the number of black­footed

43、 ferrets.CMost children，even the youngest of children，are delighted to be around cats and dogs.But these pets carry plenty of germs and allergens (過敏原)，prompting researchers to ask：Are cats and dogs really safe for children?A study finds that，contrary to many parents fears，owning cats or dogs does n

44、ot increase a childs risk of developing allergies，and in fact，may actually protect them.The studys lead author，Dr.Dennis Ownby of the Medical College of Georgia，said that even he was “very surprised” by the results.Ownby and colleagues followed more than 470 children from birth to age 6 or 7，compari

45、ng those exposed to cats and dogs during their first years of life to those who were not.By using skin­prick tests for detecting common allergies，the researchers found that，contrary to what many doctors had been taught for years，children who had lived with a pet were not at greater risk.Even mo

46、re remarkable，children who had two or more dogs or cats had an even greater reduction，up to 77 percent，in risk of allergies.Researchers suggest this protective effect may be the result of early exposure to lots of bacteria that are carried by dogs and cats.Exposing young children to these bacteria h

47、elps “exercise” their immune systems early in life so that theyre better able to resist allergic diseases later.“There s something very important in the first years of life when the immune system is developing that we can retrain it away from an allergic response，” said Dr.William Davis.And while re

48、searchers are not encouraging parents to buy dogs or cats just to reduce a childs allergy risk，they say if a family already has one or more animals，theres no need to get rid of them.66Why do the researchers feel “very surprised” by the results of the study?ABecause the results are contrary to their

49、expectation.BBecause so many children are playing with cats and dogs.CBecause parents are so much worried about their children.DBecause children with animals may develop allergies easily.67Compared with children who have pets，those who havent_.Awill lose the chance to develop immune systemBmay suffe

50、r allergic diseases more oftenCwill reduce the harm from bacteriaDcan keep doctors away68It can be inferred from the passage that_.Apets are ill­treated by their ownersBless families would like to own cats and dogsCkeeping pets is a good way to keep children healthyDthe results of the study can

51、 make families with pets feel at ease69The underlined word “it” in the fifth paragraph refers to_.Athe early life Ban allergic diseaseCimmune system Dsomething important70What may be the best title of the passage?AHow to protect your kids from allergiesBYour pets may be helping your kidsCBacteria do

52、 good to your kidsDAdvantages of owning petsDThe global financial crisis is likely to cause increased mental health problems and even suicides (自殺) as people struggle to deal with poverty and unemployment，the World Health Organization warned on Thursday.Hundreds of millions of people worldwide are a

53、lready affected by mental problems such as depression and bipolar disorders and the current market meltdown (崩潰) could worsen feelings of despair among people who cant stand such illnesses.The United Nations agency said the impact could be especially marked for those living in low and middle income

54、countries where access to treatment is often limited.“We should not be surprised at the turbulence (動蕩) and likely consequences of the current financial crisis.Now we are seeing a huge gap in taking care of people in great need，” WHO director­general Margaret Chan told at a meeting of mental he

55、alth experts.“It should not come as a surprise that we continue to see more stresses，suicides and mental disorders，” Chan warned.Benedetto Saraceno，director of WHOs mental health，said mental health disorders affected one in four people at some point in their lives.Mental and neurological disorders a

56、re often chronic (慢性) and disabling，he said.Nearly 1 million people commit suicide worldwide every year，a large proportion (比例) of whom are young adults.Asked about the financial crisis，Saraceno said，“Poverty can be the consequence of such events，the debts，despair and sense of loss that may reach middle and lower classes.Even the poor can