衢州2025-2026学年第二学期期末教学质量检测试题(卷)高三英语

1、Hearing the telephone ring, she rushed out of the kitchen and left the water   .

A. boil   B. boiling

C. boiled   D. to boil

2、________ this vision, Ricci is mounting one of the most enterprising and most expensive promotional campaigns in magazine-publishing history.

A．To realize

B．To have realized

C．Realizing

D．To be realizing

3、It is imagination ______ makes the world colourful.

A．where

B．what

C．that

D．when

4、When he woke up, he found himself ________ by a group of children.

A．to be surrounded

B．surrounding

C．to be surrounding

D．surrounded

5、Chinese poetry, _________ as both lyrical and enigmatic(高深莫测) on first reading, proves penetrating (渗透的) and profound once ________ in depth.

A.is described； is explored B.described；explored

C.being described； exploring D.described；is explored

6、Tom is always the ________ to come and the last to leave.

A．one

B．first

C．firstly

D．second

7、—He's never stolen anything before, ________ he?

— . ________ It's his second time to be taken to the police station.

A．hasn't; Yes

B．has; Yes

C．has; No

D．is; No

8、________ the Internet is bridging the distance between people, it may also be breaking some home or will cause other family problems.

A. When    B. While    C. If        D. As

9、The man will use what he has ________ a camera for his wife.

A．to get

B．got

C．buy

D．bought

10、________ on the book, he was attracted by its plot.

A.With his eyes fixed B.With his eyes to fix

C.With his eyes fixing D.With his eyes to be fixed

11、The salesman reminded the customers that when using the machine, they needed to refer to the in case of any accidents.

A．expressions

B．directions

C．negotiations

D．explanations

12、The old lady ________ smilingly to be helped up the stairs.

A．recovered

B．declined

C．refused

D．denied

13、Our principal would like to accept ______ of the practical suggestions on how to improve students’ lunch.

A.either B.neither C.both D.any

14、When dealing with some political problems, we should stick to the rules and be __________as well .

A.secure B.shallow C.efficient D.flexible

15、Our high-tech zone has__________guidelines for sustainable development in the next five years.

A.fallen for B.got over C.broken down D.laid out

16、Every minute must be made full use of _______ spoken English．

A．to practise B．practising

C．practise D．practised

17、Seeing a stranger with a knife in his hand, the little girl stood under the tree, ________ out of her mind.

A. frightened       B. be frightened

C. to be frightened      D. frightening

18、A red light is often used as a danger ________.

A. sign B. signal

C. signature D. symbol

19、The classroom ______a cheerful busy atmosphere to the visitors.

A.introduced B.presented C.awarded D.delivered

20、 Just as I got to the school gate, I realised I ______ my bank in the cafe.

A. have left   B. had left

C. would leave   D. was leaving

21、Does eating have anything to do with exercise in our daily life? Some experts suggested that we should wait before exercise after eating. And the food you eat will decide how long you will wait before exercise.

Though not everyone who exercises after a meal experiences problems, eating a meal too close to the time you exercise could lead to discomfort. It’s because most food s take hours to digest and some people feel uncomfortable in the process, which could get in the way of meaningful exercise. “For some, eating right before exercise could cause an upset stomach.” adds Allen, a professor at Missouri State University.

According to recent researches, waiting to exercise after eating may better the quality of your exercise. It can improve one’s physical condition and better the exercise. The question then for many people comes down to how long they should wait between eating and exercising — a question to which there is no clear answer.

A good rule is for the time to correlate with the size of the meal one eats. “If you have a big meal such as a toast and potatoes, wait three to four hours to exercise. For a smaller meal such as a sandwich or a protein bar, wait about two hours. For something light like a piece of fruit or orange juice, thirty to sixty minutes is fine.” she advises.

But there is no hard and fast rule, and the time recommended can vary. “The time you wait depends on you, so experiment and see how long works best for your body.” says Allen, “If you can stand it, feel free to eat a healthy snack before you exercise. What I strongly recommend is to pay attention to your body’s needs and do what is best for you.”

【1】What may happen if you exercise right after eating?

A．You may feel uncomfortable.

B．It may lead to a positive result.

C．You may need hours to recover.

D．It may provide meaningful exercise.

【2】How long should one wait to exercise after eating a sandwich?

A．About 3 hours.

B．About 2 hours.

C．About 30 minutes.

D．About 60 minutes.

【3】What does Allen suggest people do in the last paragraph?

A．Find hard and fast rules.

B．Change the exercise time.

C．Enjoy the healthy snacks.

D．Respect the body’s needs.

【4】Where can the text be found?

A．In a novel.

B．In a history book.

C．In a travel brochure.

D．In a fitness magazine.

22、I did have a really amazing time in Rio! I worked as a volunteer there to promote (提高) the local people’s awareness (意识；认知) of their own health. Therefore, I stayed there for a period of time. During this period of time, I learnt how to take blood pressure and how to give advice in Portuguese to people with high or low blood pressure. I also gave some English lessons at the building or clinic (诊所) I was in when I was not very busy.

When I think of those days in Rio, I would say that really a volunteer should stay at least for four weeks in order to have time to settle in and see progress in their work, especially since volunteering is only four days a week. Also, on the health program, I found that there wasn’t work to do unless you made work. For example, the volunteer I was working with had set up a blood pressure awareness program. So some days we went around the poor areas in the city where only the poorest local people live. I went there to measure people’s blood and give them advice about their life. We felt quite full while other days could be very quiet if we sat in the clinic waiting for people to come to us to get measured. Volunteers should also be aware that things don’t always happen that fast and it can be hard to see progress in only four weeks, so try to stay longer if you can.

Also, people in the poor areas can be very friendly! A local woman that another volunteer and I worked with for a few weeks invited us to her family’s picnic. She and her husband cooked and a lot of her family came — it was really lovely. I found my volunteering in Rio a rich and unforgettable experience.

【1】Why did the author go to Rio?

A．To pay a visit to this city.

B．To be a medical volunteer.

C．To give some advice to the locals.

D．To measure his blood pressure.

【2】The author’s job in Rio was to ________.

A．raise local people’s awareness of health

B．teach the local students English

C．learn to measure blood pressure

D．work together with the locals

【3】How did the author feel when he worked on the health program in Rio?

A．Puzzled.

B．Stressed.

C．Free.

D．Excited.

【4】The author suggests staying longer in the program so as to ________.

A．learn something more

B．make money from the locals

C．make more friends in the program

D．see the progress in the work

【5】Why did the author write this passage?

A．To call on more people to take voluntary work.

B．To share his/her voluntary experiences in Rio.

C．To invite more people to work in Rio.

D．To show us his/ her interesting stories.

23、Country Walks

Hope village

A leisurely (悠闲的) way to spend an hour or two is by visiting the busy village of Hope with its lovely country gardens. A gentle walk towards the hills will soon bring you to excellent views.

Country Park

The Lime House here attracts thousands of visitors, but this is a pleasant walk away from the crowds, through parkland, woods and up onto the hills. Popular with bird-watchers. Allow three hours. The house was built in 1570.

Cornford

This is an easy walk through a little-known valley. See the 200-year-old buildings from the cloth-making industry which now stand empty.

Devonshire Park

Allow at least half a day, or make it a full day by visiting the adventure playground and farmyard. Stop at the cafe (open all day) or enjoy the fantastic gardens. Guided walks are available (可获得的) for small groups.

Howden lake

This two-hour walk attracts thousands of visitors. Children can go sailing on the lake with trainers.

Stanton

This walk is certainly for very fit walkers only—the paths get very slippery (滑的) after rain. Allow six hours and start early! You’re unlikely to meet another person all day. Be sure to pack food—you’ll be up on the hilltops all day.

Strines

You need to be used to walking to successfully complete this seven-hour walk through the wildest scenery in the area. Follow a little-known footpath to the highest point for miles.

Langsett

This is an exciting walk along easy paths, which are crowded at weekend. And it s a popular place for family picnics. Guided walks start from the near village (10am Sundays) and visit 800-year-old woodland.

【1】What is special about Country Park?

A．It is in a little-known valley.

B．It includes a house for making cloth.

C．It should be booked ahead of time.

D．It enjoys popularity among bird-watchers.

【2】What do Devonshire Park and Langsett have in common?

A．They offer guided walks.

B．They are open for half a day.

C．They are for small groups.

D．They have adventure playgrounds.

【3】Which of the following is only suitable for very strong walkers?

A．Cornford.

B．Stanton.

C．Hope Village.

D．Howden Lake.

24、When tennis player Sam Bencheghib recognized the way the oceans in his home country, Indonesia, were polluted, in 2009 he and his older brother, Gary, co-founded Make a Change World, an organization supporting sustainability(可持续性) as well as helping to cut plastic(塑料) pollution. The company shares short videos encouraging eco-friendly actions.

Bencheghib has worked on several projects overseas. But he wanted to do something in the United States on his own. In January, Bencheghib came up with the idea to run from Los Angeles to New York, to make people pay attention to plastic pollution and its influence on oceans. Starting on June 8, Bencheghib has kept running 20 miles a day for 140 days. Along the way, he plans to host education speeches at schools, universities and town halls as well as organize street and city cleanups to influence people.

Bencheghib said he understands the difficulty of his task but recognizes that taking risks often has advantages. Unsurprisingly, when he told his team and coaches about his plan, he was met with surprise.

“We were all really excited but couldn’t believe it,” teammate Christopher Auteri said. “It’s crazy how long it is, but we know if there’s anyone who’s going to do it, it’s going to be Sam.”

Since Bencheghib broke the news to the team, there have been no plastic water bottles in the locker room, and teammates join Bencheghib on training runs. Coach Wouter Hendrix said Bencheghib’s work shows his persistence(坚持) and courage, which he believes will serve as invaluable qualities for completing his run.

【1】What encouraged Sam to set up his organization?

A．A conversation with his brother.

B．The sea pollution in Indonesia.

C．The videos he watched.

D．A match he played.

【2】What decision did Sam make to protect the oceans?

A．Meeting local leaders.

B．Running across America.

C．Creating something to replace plastics.

D．Inviting people to give speeches in schools.

【3】What did Sam’s teammates do after they heard his decision?

A．They gave him some money. 0001

B．They joined his organization.

C．They refused to play tennis with him.

D．They showed their support with their actions

【4】Which of the following words can best describe Sam Bencheghib?

A．Impatient and outgoing.

B．Friendly and honest.

C．Strong-minded and helpful.

D．Careful and hard-working

25、A group of students at Yale University has set up a drone (无人机) delivery service on campus. Kiki Air_______to deliver candy, snacks and other small items to students who place orders_______an app. The service is being tested_______using a small group of student customers before being launched_______wide. Developers told the Yale Daily News that users_______items from a menu on their phones and receive them at one of several drop_______around campus in a padded envelope _______to a drone.

Kiki Air's founder, Yale senior Jason Lu, says his company_______from a class project and has_______a $150,000 grant(补助金) from a California-based investor in startups. “The convenience store business model hasn't been________in a hundred years,” Co-founder Cat Orman told the student newspaper. “Delivery is ________, inefficient and pays divers terrible wages. We created Kiki Air________we want to bring that model into the future in the ________that creates real jobs and reduces the carbon footprint.” Customers are notified when a drone is________the prearranged drop zone to ensure they are in the area to________a package.

The newspaper reported that a Kiki Air drone________last week onto a campuswalkway, but nobody was________. Oman described the incident as a “controlled landing” and said the company has increased________and will improve the service after the incident. Yale officials didn’t immediately return________left on Monday seeking comment. Company officials say they hope eventually to ________the service to other campuses.

【1】

A．prefers

B．promises

C．manages

D．demands

【2】

A．for

B．to

C．through

D．over

【3】

A．currently

B．gradually

C．sincerely

D．fluently

【4】

A．nation

B．world

C．town

D．campus

【5】

A．order

B．require

C．consult

D．accept

【6】

A．directions

B．locations

C．environments

D．devices

【7】

A．carried

B．added

C．attached

D．accessed

【8】

A．grew

B．dated

C．benefited

D．differed

【9】

A．raised

B．gained

C．saved

D．donated

【10】

A．updated

B．discovered

C．operated

D．explained

【11】

A．convenient

B．necessary

C．unpopular

D．expensive

【12】

A．when

B．if

C．because

D．though

【13】

A．way

B．result

C．case

D．event

【14】

A．finding

B．leaving

C．nearing

D．locating

【15】

A．do up

B．pick up

C．give out

D．put out

【16】

A．stopped

B．landed

C．arrived

D．fell

【17】

A．warned

B．affected

C．injured

D．punished

【18】

A．delivering

B．flying

C．controlling

D．training

【19】

A．items

B．messages

C．service

D．drone

【20】

A．improve

B．restore

C．exchange

D．expand

26、为了促进汉语文化的传播，孔子学院计划在我校招募多名中学生志愿者，你受学生会委托为其在我校网站上写一则通知。

内容包括：

志愿者工作内容：暑假（七月，八月）去美国教中学生汉语。

志愿者申请条件：精通汉语，英语流利；

成绩优异，有团队精神；

身体健康，适应能力强。

报名时间，地点：五月二十号前，学生会办公室。

注意：

1.词数100左右；

2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；

3.开头结尾已经写好。

In order to boost the spread of Chinese language and culture, Confucius Institute is looking forward to your application for the 2018 Volunteer Chinese Language Teachers Program.

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The Student Union

May 10, 2018