高中英语面试题
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高中英语面试题
志尚天骄教育高中英语面试题
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语
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考试时间
:80
分钟
试题满分
:100
分
第一部分
英语知识
运用
(
共二节，满分
50
分
)
第一节
语法和词汇知识
(
共
2
0
小题，每小题
1
分，共
20
分
)
从
A
、
B
、
C
、
D
四个选项中，选出一个
最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
1. ---Do
you think Liu Xiang will compete in the Guangzhou
Asian
Games?
---_______.
---
That’s good. Everybody’s
e
xpecting him.
A. You can
count on it B. I don’t know for sure C. You can
believe
him D. It depends
2. Professor Wang Ming said, “If
_______ one
-child policy continues,
China’s imbalanced population structure
and aging
population will
strike _______deadl
y blow to the
country’s long
-
term economic
growth.”
A. the, the B.
the, a C. a, the D. /, a
3. A 17-year-
old girl who was pulled out_______ with her elder
brother from a landslide in northwest
China died in hospital a
few hours
later.
A. alive B. living C. live D.
lively
4. Robert spent five days a
week in the gym. And finally the time
_____. He became a man of muscle.
A. paid off B. paid for C. paid back D.
paid to
5. ----Who has seen the
basketball match between America and Iran?
----_______, but they will play against
each other in the coming
World
Championship.
A. None B. No one C.
Nothing D. Neither
6. China Central
Television confirmed (
证实
) on
Tuesday that they
_______a notice,
asking them to avoid using certain English
) in Chinese programs. abbreviations
(
缩写
A. received
B. have received C. had received D. would receive
7. ----How long have you studied in No.
7 High School?
----More than two
years.
----So it will be less than
half a year__________ you graduate from
it.
A. until B. before C.
after D. since
8. _______ Han Han, a
best-selling author, has been
nominated(
提
名
)as
one of the 100 most influential people in the
world
by Time magazine surprises a lot
of people in China.
A. / B. That C.
What D. When
9. With not so many days
left, a lot of senior three students are
having great _______. They always stay
up very late.
A. attempt B. effort C.
stress D. strength
10. In China,
October 10 in the year 2010 is believed _______ a
perfect date for the perfect wedding
because it includes three
10s.
A. to be B. being C. to have been D.
having been
11. “I want to eat meat.”
a survivor of the flooded Wangjialing
coal mine said as he _______ eating
noodles.
A. set out B. set up C. set
about D. set off
12. A second “Yao
Restaurant and Bar”,
_______ the
Chinese NBA
star Yao Ming, opened on
February 3 in downtown Houston,
Texas.
A. naming after B. named after C. to
name after D. name after 13.
Avatar, a
3-D film, has broken the record on box office,
______ was set
up by the film Titanic
in 1997.
A. where B. that C. what D.
which
14. The three sisters decided to
hold a family party to ____their
parents’ silver wedding(
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A. celebrate B.
memorize C. congratulate D. welcome 15. He opened
his eyes _____in surprise, for he
hadn’t expected C
hengdu was so _____
developed.
A. widely, high
B. wide, high C. widely, highly D. wide, highly
16.
In the court, Sun Weiming, the
killer driver in Chengdu, said, “I
_______so much before driving. I’m so
sorry.”
A. wouldn’t have
drunk B. needn’t have drun
k
C. couldn’t have drunk D. shouldn’t
have drunk
17. ---Dad,
could I go to see the film Dong Fengyu?
---Sorry. _______, it has too much
violence.
A. As it is exciting B. As
is it exciting
C. Exciting as it is D.
Exciting as is it
18. --- I ran into a
tree yesterday and damaged my car badly.
--- I guess you _______ too fast.
A. had driven B. drove C. were driving
D. have driven 19.
_______Zhang Lin
improving 800 meters freestyle world record by
more
than six seconds,
China seized its first-
ever
men’
s gold for swimming in World
Championships.
A. With B.
As C. Because of D. On
20. _______away
from China for dozens of years, the old soldiers
in
World War II from Burma are so
surprised to see the fast
development
of the motherland.
A. Been B. Having
been C. Being D. To have been
第二节
完形填空
(
共
20
小题，每题
1.5
分，共
30
分
)
第三节
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从
21--40
各题所给的四个选项
(A
、
B
、
C
、
D)
中，选出能填入空格中的最
佳答案，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
Christina Parra brushed her
cane(
手杖
) across the carpet
at the
entrance to Walgreens. She
tapped her way past the
shopping
carts(
手推车
) and red lipsticks
she could only 21 .
Christina, a
16-year-old with two
prosthetic(
假的
) brown eyes,
had
visited this store several times in
22 for this
moment: She was shopping.
Love songs 23 through the speakers of the
North Highlands, California store.
Christina
reached the end of aisle
(
通道
) 1--A and turned right,
24 her way
past smooth bottles of
liquid soap, toward the individual
soap bars. She wanted to buy a bar of
soap. A simple goal, but not
25 an easy
one.
Christina was 18 months old when
she was diagnosed with cancer in
both
her eyes. Doctors 26 Christina’s left eye
immediately; a few years
later, they
removed the right. Since then, activities other
kids 27 for
granted---riding the bus,
28 the street, shopping at a store---have
posed plenty of 29 for her.
The teacher showed the little girl how
to find her classroom by 30
her cane
along a lawn’s (草坪的
)edge. She
learned to count driveways while 31 to
a certain address. Yet for a
long time,
shopping still seemed 32 . How would she ever walk
33 those
vast aisles, 34 with row after
row of products she couldn’t see?
Finally, Christina told her teacher
that she was ready to shop
35
.Together, they took inventory
(
目录册
) at Walgreens. Over the
course
of several 36 , Zermeno told
Christina the kinds of products each aisle
held; Christina took careful 37
on her Braille
computer(
盲人电脑
). And 38 it
was, on Monday, that
her 39 came to
rest on the bars of soap. She felt her way down to
a
lower shelf, until she 40 the one she
wanted.
21. A. see B. find C. imagine
D. smell
22. A. search B. preparation
C. praise D. favor
23. A. went B. got
C. flew D. passed
24. A. forcing B.
feeling C. finding D. losing 25. A. fortunately B.
clearly C. necessarily D. differently
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26. A. removed B.
cured C. treated D. rebuilt
27. A.
make B. take C. have D. get
28. A.
cleaning B. building C. crossing D. wandering
29. A. challenges B. joy C. pleasure D.
disasters
30. A. waving B. tapping C.
touching D. moving
31. A. appearing B.
turning C. pointing D. walking
32. A.
scary B. uncertain C. possible D. frightened
33. A. across B. through C. over D. by
34. A. surrounded B. covered C. filled
D. decorated
35. A. of her own B. on
her own C. to her own D. at her own
36. A. failures B. efforts C. attempts
D. visits
37. A. notice B. attention
C. focus D. notes
38. A. so B. yet C.
moreover D. besides
39. A. cane B.
fingers C. nose D. cart
40. A. saw B.
found C. bought D. located
第二部分
阅读理解
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共
8
小题。第一节每题
2
分，共
16
分
)
第一节
阅读每段短文
,
从题后所给的
A
、
B
、
C
、
D
中选出最佳选项，
并在答题
卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Researchers say they still have much
work to do on a vaccine against
the
virus that causes AIDS. But the first reports of
some success have
raised hopes.
Scientists say an experimental vaccine reduced the
risk of
infection in human beings by
31% and was safe.
The study was
designed to test for two abilities. One was the
ability of the vaccine to prevent
infections from H.I.V. The other was
the vaccine’s ability to reduce the
amount of virus in the blood of
people
who became infected during the study.
Volunteers received vaccinations over a
period of six months. They
were tested
for H.I.V. for an additional three years. The
testing began
six years ago. It was the
largest AIDS vaccine study yet. It involved
more than 16,000 adults in Thailand.
Half received the vaccine. The
other
half received a placebo, or harmless substance.
The volunteers did
not know which they
were getting.
74 people in the placebo
group became infected during the study. The
researchers say that was compared with
only 51 of those who received the
vaccine.
Doctor Supachai
Rerks-
Ngarm led the study for
Thailand’s Ministry
of Public Health.
The United States government paid
for
the study. Doctor Anthony Fauci of the National
Institutes of
Health called the
findings, an important step forward. He said
it represents the first time an
investigational H.I.V. vaccine has
shown some ability to prevent
infection. But he also said additional
research is needed to better understand
how the vaccine reduced the risk
in
those individuals.
The vaccine did not
lower the amount of virus in the blood of
volunteers who became infected during
the study.
The study was based on
versions of HIV commonly found in Thailand.
The volunteers received a combination
of two vaccines. The first, or
prime,
vaccine came from Sanofi Pasteur. The second, or
booster, vaccine
was developed by
another company, VaxGen. The non-profit group
Global
Solutions for Infectious
Diseases now has rights to it. Neither vaccine
had been successful by itself when
tested earlier. More detailed results
of the study are expected to be
presented at a conference in
France
later this month.
52. From the
passage, we know that the vaccine is the first one
that
______.
A. has been
widely used in common people
B. has
been experimented to prevent infection from HIV
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C. has shown some
ability to prevent all versions of HIV
D. has been proved successful in
preventing infection from HIV
53. What
can be inferred from the passage?