【全程复习方略】高中英语阶段评估检测新人教版必修

阶段评估检测（一）

必修1

（120分钟150分）

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标

在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下题。每段对话仅读

一1遍。

1.Whatwasthewoman?sfirstjob?

A.Ateacher.B.Asecretary.C.Adoctor.

2.Whendidtheshowbegin?

A.9:50.B.9:40.C.9:30.

3.Whatarethetwospeakersdoing?

A.Enjoyingmeetingeachother.

B.Sayinggood-byetoeachother.

C.Planningtoseeeachotheragain.

4.Wheredoesthedialoguetakeplace?

A.Inanoffice.B.Inaclothingshop.

C.Intheman'shouse.

5.Whatwillthewomandotonight?

A.Shewillstayathomewiththeman.

B.Shewillsendforadoctorbyherself.

C.Shewillwatchtheweatherforecast.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段对话。每段对话后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标

在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题给出5

秒钟的作答时间。每段对话读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Howdoestheboygotoschooleveryday?

A.Bybus.B.Bybike.C.Onfoot.

7.Whydidn'tthegirlgotoschoolbybike?

A.Becauseshehatedtheheavytraffic.

B.Becauseshedidn'thaveabikeherself.

C.Becauseshedidn'tliketorideabike.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Wheredidtheaccidenthappen?

A.Onahighway.

B.Onafreeway.

C.Onaroad.

9.Whatwasstrangeabouttheaccident?

A.Twopeoplegothurt.

B.Thetruckturnedover.

C.Noonewaskilled.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.WhatdoesSusanthinkofherlifeinNewYork?

A.Shedoesn'tlikeitatall.

B.Shethinkshighlyofit.

C.Shefeelsitjustso-so.

11.WhatcanwelearnaboutHenryfromthedialogue?

A.Heisheavierthanbefore.

B.Helooksyoungerthanever.

C.Hedecidestokeeponadiet.

12.WhydoesSusanlookyounger?

A.Becausesheismoreenergetic.

B.Becauseshestaysinwarmweather.

C.Becauseshelivesahealthierlife.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Wherewillthewomanplantoworkinsummer?

A.Inahotel.B.Inamarket.

C.Onafarm.

14.Howlongwillthewomanworkinthemorning?

A.Onehour.B.Threehours.

C.Fourhours.

15.Whatwillthewomanprefertodoinherfreetime?

A.Gowalking.B.Pickfruits.

C.Selldrinks.

16.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingaboutingeneral?

A.Part-timejobs.

B.Musicfestivals.

C.Summerplans.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Howlongwillthecourserunthisyear?

A.Sixweeks.B.Sevenweeks.

C.Eightweeks.

18.Whatwastheproblemlastyear?

A.Fewpeoplewantedtoattend.

B.Thereweretoofewworkers.

C.Nothingtodoonrainydays.

19.Whatwillthechildrendoforthefirsttimethisyear?

A.Theywilljoininartactivities.

B.Theywilldonewoutdoorsports.

C.Theywillattendatalentshow.

20.What?simportantforparentswhosechildrenattendthecourse?

A.AttendingtheAmericanNightwiththechildren.

B.SendingmoneytoMollyassoonaspossible.

C.InformingMollyaboutanyfoodthechildrencannoteat.

第二部分词汇知识运用（共两节，满分30分）

第一节多项选择（共10小题；每小题I分，满分10分）

21.Atnotimehasourcountrybeenmoreprosperousthan

A.atfirstB.attheend

C.atpresentD.atthemoment

22.Whenjudgingwhetherajokeisacceptableornot,weshouldobeythreeno

injury,pleasureandfun.

A.principlesB.regulations

C.popularityD.messages

23.Whenyoufeedhorses,watchthatone

——itbites.

A.particularlyB.actually

C.usuallyD.naturally

24.Theyoungkidsaidthathehadtoldmethetruth,aboutwhichIwasverymuch.

It'stypicalofhimtotelllies.

A.concernedB.curious

C.doubtfulD.particular

25.CountriesinSoutheastAsiahavebecomefamiliarwithChinesebrands,butthere

isstillalongwaytogo.

A.instantlyB.gradually

C.actuallyD.frequently

26.一Iforgottodomyhomework.Don'ttelltheteacher.

一Iwon'ttellanybody,butdoyouthinkyoucanit?

A.getawayfromB.breakawayfrom

C.getawaywithD.runawayfrom

27.Thiscompany,whichspecializeinsuperbfurniture,ismoreconcernedwiththan

withquantity.

A.qualityB.identity

C.propertyD.qualification

28.［荆州模拟］Havingbeentoldwherehelived,Ihadnodifficultyinfinding

Peter'saddress.

A.exactlyB.approximately

C.appropriatelyD.relatively

29.EventhoughLucyandKathyaregoodfriends,LucytolendingherIDcardto

Kathytoapplyforacreditcard.

A.stuckB.referred

C.turnedD.objected

30.［孝感模拟］SharepricesontheStockExchangefellsharplyinthemorningbut

slightlyintheafternoon.

A.restoredB.recovered

C.regainedD.remained

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

Ihadofferedtowatchmy3-year-olddaughter,sothatmywifecouldgooutwitha

friend.Iwasgettingsomeworkdoneinmystudywhileshe31tobehavingagoodtime

intheotherroom.Noproblem,Ifigured.Butthenitgotalittletoo32andI

shouted,“Whatareyoudoing?”Noresponse.I33myquestionandheardhersay,

“Oh,...nothing.”Nothing?

Igotupfrommydeskandranout34thelivingroom,whereIsawherrunning

acrossthehall.Ifollowedandwatchedherasherlittlebehindmadeaquick35into

thebathroom.Ihadher36!Itoldhertoturnaround.She37.Ipulledoutmy

bigDaddyvoice,“Younglady,Isaidturnaround!”

38,sheturnedtowardme.Inherhandwaswhatwasleftofmywife'snewlipstick.

Andeverysquareinchofherfacewas39withbrightred!Asshelookedupatmewith

fearfuleyes,Iheard40voicethathadbeenshoutedtomeasachild."Howcould

you...Youshouldknow...Howmanytimeshaveyoubeen41...Whatabadthing

todo...”Itwasjustamatterofmypickingoutwhichold42Iwasgoingtouseon

hersothatshewouldknowwhatabadgirlshehadbeen.But43Icouldletloose,I

looked44atthesweateronher.Inbig45itsaid,"I'MAPERFECTLITTLE

ANGEL（天使）!”Ilookedbackupintohertearfuleyesand,46seeingabadgirlwho

didn'tlisten,Isawalittleangelfullof47thatIhadcomedangerouslycloseto

48.aSweetheart,let'stakeapicturesoMommycanseehow49_youlook.”Itook

thepictureandthankedGodthatIdidn't50thechancetoprovewhataperfectlittle

angelshehadgivenme.

31.A.happenedB.liked

C.appearedD.pretended

32.A.longB.quietC.calmD.

strange

33.A.askedB.answered

C.raisedD.repeated

34.A.intoB.ofC.from

D.for

35.A.wayB.turnC.change

D.progress

36.A.followedB.scolded

C.corneredD.fooled

37.A.laughedB.listened

C.agreedD.refused

38.A.SlowlyB.Eagerly

C.AngrilyD.Unfortunately

39.A.filledB.marked

C.printedD.covered

40.A.everyB.suchC.anyD.one

41.A.toldB.beaten

C.frightenedD.forbidden

42.A.reportsB.noticeC.adviceD.

words

43.A.asB.whenC.sinceD.

before

44.A.upB.downC.inD.

on

45.A.signsB.letters

C.messagesD.figures

46.A.becauseofB.insteadof

C.inspiteofD.asaresultof

47.A.valueB.sadness

C.pitiesD.tricks

48.A.preventingB.gettingridof

C.destroyingD.doingwrongon

49.A.dirtyB.uglyC.special

D.silly

50.A.haveB.getC.take

D.miss

第三部分阅读理解(共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分)

(A)

KieronWilliamson,aseven-year-oldBritishboy,isbeing

recognizedasanartgeniusafterselling16paintingsfor18,

000poundsinjust14minutes.Thisboyhasartisticskills

thatwouldbetheenvyofanyseriouspainteranddrawn

comparisonstoPabloPicasso,achildprodigy（神童）whobecame

oneofthemostrecognizedartistsofthe20thcentury.

ItallbeganonafamilyholidaytoCornwallonthesouthwestEnglishcoastwhenKieron

wasfive.Inspiredbytheview,heaskedhisparentsforhisfirstsketch-pad（速写纸）.

Fromthatmomenton,hebecamedeeplyinterested.Whilesupportive,Kieron'sparentsare

carefulnottopushtheirson.Heonlypaintswhenandwhathewants.

Hehasawaitinglistofhundredsandrequestsforhisworkshavebeenfloodingin.His

fathersaidasaleofKieron'sworksheldinNovemberevendrewabuyerfromJapan."We

hadpeopledrivingdownthatnight,therewerepeopleonthedoorwaitingtocomeinthe

morningwhohadbeenstandingoutside,thephonesweregoingmadassoonasthedooropened

atnineo'clockandwithin14minutesallthe16pictureshadgone,“hesaid.

Allthistalent,moneyandhighpraisecouldsoeasilygotoayoungboy'shead,but

Kieronsaidhisfriendskeephimgrounded."Someofthemwanttobeasgoodasmeandsome

ofthemthink...Umn,'youarenottoospecial?“hesaid.

Kieron'sfavouritepainterisBritishartistEdwardSeagoandhehasspentsomeofhis

earningsbuyingaworkbyhishero.Therestisbeinginvestedbyhisparentsuntilhe

reaches25.Kieron'sparentsandhisyoungersisterBilli-Jodon'tseehimasanything

otherthananormalseven-year-oldboywholikestoteararoundthehouseandwho'smad

aboutfootball.Butfornow,withsomuchstilltolearn,there?sonlyonethinghewants

tobewhenhegrowsup.Hesaid,“IthinkI'11definitelybeanartist.”

51.AccordingtoParagraph1,wecanknowKieronWilliamson.

A.painted16paintingsinonly14minutes

B.drawsaswellasPicassodid

C.isoneofthemostrecognizedartists

D.hasunusualabilityinpainting

52.InKieronWilliamsonysfriends'opinion,he.

A.isfamousbutalittleproud

B.isn'tveryspecialfromotherchildren

C.isn'tworthpraisingatall

D.ishardtogetalongwith

53.Itcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphthat.

A.EdwardSeagothinkshighlyofKieron'spainting

B.Kieronlikesdoingsportsandpaintinginsteadofstudying

C.Kieron'sfamilyisverypoor

D.Kieronwantstobeagreatpainter

54.Thepassagemainlytellsus.

A.aseven-year-oldpaintinggenius

B.howtobeagreatpainter

C.KieronWilliamsonmaybecomethesecondPicasso

D.thepaintingchangedKieronWilliamson'slifegreatly

(B)

Headheldhigh,handsfirmlygrippingherwalker,MaryArnott,99,walksslowlywith

dignitythroughthewomen'schangingroomattheEtobicokeOlympiumpool,pasttheteenage

girlswhohavebeenblow-dryingtheirhairforhalfanhour,intothemistoftheshowers,

thenoutthedoorandfirstoneintotheheatedpool.Shejumpsovertotheshallowend,

stoppingtotalktofriends一everyoneknowsArnotthere;sheswimstwiceaweekandtreats

itasajob一abouttheirchildren,theviciousness（谬误）ofbridgeandtheirhealth.

Infact,Arnottisanexceptiontotheexception.Notonlyhasshelived20yearspast

theaveragelifespanforCanadians,she'shealthy,hermindissharpandshelives

independently.

BorninBrooklynonMay28,1909,ArnottwasraisedonStatenIsland.Shesurvived

scarletfever（猩红热）,helpedbringupfoursiblings（兄弟姐妹）afterhermotherdiedin

1923andworkedasasecretaryinNewYorkCityfor12years,earning$35aweekanda$150

bonusatChristmas.

Nowshe'shappylivinginaone-roomapartmentwithakitchenandabathroominher

daughter,shouse.Shewearsahearingaid,doesthecrypticcrossword（有隐义的纵横字谜）

withamagnifyingglass,andcan'treallyexplainwhyshehaslivedsowellsolong.

Untilrecently,shehasstilllikedtodrinkredwine一sheusedtodrinktwoglasses

beforesuppereachday.It'smorelikelygenes,sheadmits.Herinterestinotherpeople

andlifeingeneralmayhavehadsomethingtodowithit.Askedifastarphotographercan

takeherpictureatthepool,Arnottseemscheerful.

“Ilookgoodinaswimsuit,“shesays,noddingherheadfirmly."Ilookbetterina

swimsuitthanIdoinpants.”

55.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?

A.MaryArnottlikestoswimandisknowntothelocalpeople.

B.MaryArnottisafraidtoswimattheswimmingpool.

C.MaryArnottcan'tswimbutshelikeswater.

D.MaryArnottjustlikestotalktoherfriendsatthebankoftheswimmingpool.

56.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEasforMaryArnottasanexceptiontotheexception?

A.Shehaslived30yearspasttheaveragelifespanforCanadians.

B.She'shealthyandhermindissharp.

C.Sheliveswithherdaughter.

D.Shelikestolivewithherchildrenandhasahappylife.

57.WhathappenedwhenMaryArnottwas14?

A.Shehadadiseasecalledscarletfeverbutsurvived.

B.Hermotherdiedandshehadtohelpherfathertobringuphersistersandbrothers.

C.ShefoundajobasasecretaryinNewYorkCity.

D.ShewasborninBrooklyn.

58.Ifsomeoneasksaboutswimming,MaryArnottmay.

A.likepantsB.likeswimsuitbetter

C.liketositatthebankD.liketoswimwithgirls

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62.Thetextprobablyistakenfrom.

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C.ageographybookD.awebsite

(D)

Atonetimeitwasthedreamofmanylittlegirlstobecomeanurse.Today,however,

AmericaisfacingitsworstnurseshortagesinceWorldWarI.Recentlyabout2,000,000

nursesareneededand60percentofallhospitalsintheUShaveshortages,largeenoughto

threatenthequalityofcareprovided.Thedemandfornursesspreadswidelythroughoutthe

nursingfield.

Whathasbecomeofthesewomeninwhite?Theanswerliesinnotonebutseveralcauses.

Onepossibilityisthefactthatwomenhavegreatercareeroptions.Inthepast,womenwho

chosetoworkoutsidethehomehadtwobasicchoices:nursingorteaching.Today,more

womenthaneverareintheworkforce,buttheiroptionshavegreatlyincreased.Thereare

womendoctors,lawyers,firefightersandpoliceofficers.Infact,womentodayarefoundin

nearlyeveryfieldofwork.Nursinghasbeenleftbehind,aswomenmoveontojobswith

higherpayandgreaterstatus.Awomanormaninthenursingfieldisoftenlookeddown

uponasamerelyanurse”.Teachersmaybealsoatfault.Manyhighschoolstudentsare

actuallyawayfromnursing,toldbyteachersthattheyare“toobrighttobeanurse”.

Americansarelivinglongerthaneverandrequiringmoremedicalattention.Infact,

thenumberofelderlypatientshasalmostdoubledinthepasttwentyyears.Obviouslya

largerpopulationrequiresmorenurses.AIDSandotherdiseaseshavecausedmoreandmore

peopletoneednursingcare.Usuallyfatal(致命的)diseasesmeanlonghospitalstay,that

istosay,morenursesareneededtocareforthesepatients.Itisestimatedthatthe

demandfornurseswilldoublethesupplyinthecomingtenyears.

63.Whatdoesthesecondparagraphmainlytalkabout?

A.Hownurseshavebeenlookeddownupon.

B.Whywomenhavechosenmanydifferentjobs.

C.Whathascausednurseshortage.

D.Howteachershaveinfluencedtheirstudents.

64.Thepassagetellsthathighschoolteachersareatfaultfor.

A.notmentioningtheworstnurseshortageintheUS

B.introducingjobswithhigherpayandgreaterstatustotheirstudents

C.notaskingthegovernmenttoraisethenurses'pay

D.persuadingthestudentsnottobenurses

65.Theauthorwritesthepassageinorderto.

A.describetheunequaltreatmentofwomenintheUS

B.warnpeopletopaymoreattentiontothenursingproblem

C.telluswomen?sfreechoicesofjobstoday

D.callonwomentochoosedifferentkindsofjobs

66.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.

A.highschoolstudentsthinkthemselvestoobrighttobenurses

B.womenintheUShavegreatercareerchoicesthanthoseinothercountries

C.ofallthehospitalsintheworld60percentmorenursesarebadlyneeded

D.nursingusedtobeapopularjobamongwomen

(E)

Japanesestudentsworkveryhardbutmanyareunhappy.Theyfeelheavypressuresfrom

theirparentstodowellinschool.Moststudentsarealwaysbeingtoldbytheirparentsto

studyhardersothattheycanhaveawonderfullife.Thoughthismaybeagoodideafor

thoseverybrightstudents,itcanhaveverybadresultsformanystudentswhoarenot

quickenoughatlearning.

Unfortunately,anumberofstudentskilledthemselves.Othersareaftercomfortin

usingdrugs.Somedobadthingswithtroub1e-makersandturntocrime.Manyofthemhave

triedveryhardatschoolbuthavefailedintheexamsandhavedisappointedtheirparents.

Suchstudentsfeelthattheyarelessimportantandleaveschoolbeforetheyhavefinished

theirstudy.

ItissurprisingthatthoughmostJapaneseparentsareworriedabouttheirchildren,

theydonothelptheminanyway.Manyparentsfeelthattheyarenotabletohelptheir

childrenandthatitistheteachers'worktohelptheirchildren.Tomakemattersworse,

alotofparentssendtheirchildrentospecialschoolscalledjuku-cramschools,these

schoolsareopenduringtheeveningandonweekends,andtheironlypurposeistoprepare

studentstopassexams;theydonottrytoeducatestudentsinanyrealsenseofthereal

world.Itthuscomesasashocktorealizethat