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科目：高中英語 來源：安徽省蕪湖一中2012屆高三第六次模擬考試英語試題 題型：050

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　　Filmmakers Michele dive into an eerie (怪誕的) world．The usually colorful corals are a ghostly white．Most of the fish, crabs, and other animals have disappeared．The reef is sick and dying．

　　Coral reefs are often called “the rainforests of the sea” because of their abundance of life forms．A great diversity of animals finds food and shelter in every crack and crevice．

　　Today's reefs are about 10,000 years old．Found in sunny, shallow water in warm seas all over the world, reefs are made up of the hard shells of millions of corals．As corals live and die, they create a giant, rocky honeycomb．Only a thin top layer is living coral．

　　A reef grows only about as fast as your fingernails－three-quarters of an inch a year．But coral reefs are huge, and in time a healthy reef can be thousands of miles long．

　　Millions of people around the world rely on reef fish and other animals for food．And reefs provide protection from storms at sea．Without thousands of miles of reefs surrounding coastal areas, many beaches and even whole islands could be destroyed by the pounding of powerful ocean waves．

　　“Let's say a grazing animal like the parrot fish is overfished,” Michele explains．“Without them, the kind of algae (海藻) that the fish feed on could grow like weeds and take over the reef．The competition for space and sunlight could then starve the coral．”

　　Nearly 27 percent of the world's coral reefs have been lost or damaged．But there is hope．Many reefs around the world－including the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the reefs off the Florida Keys in the United States－are now protected areas where scientists study how to keep reefs healthy．They determine how many and which kinds of fish can be taken for food without hurting the reef's delicate balance．

　　There is hope, too, that people will learn to be good partners to the reefs．“We want our film to inspire people to help coral reefs,” says Michele．“For me, even though I may not go back to the South Pacific, just knowing the reefs are there and thriving brings a sense of contentment (滿足) to my spirit．”

(1)

What is the main purpose of the author in writing the passage?

[　　]

A．

To describe what coral reefs are．

B．

To tell people to protect coral reefs．

C．

To introduce a film to people．

D．

To ask people to visit coral reefs．

(2)

From the passage we can infer that ________．

[　　]

A．

coral reefs grow very fast

B．

there are few huge coral reefs

C．

coral reefs appear mostly in deep water

D．

it takes a long time to make a coral reef

(3)

By mentioning the parrot fish, Michel wants to tell us ________．

[　　]

A．

coral reefs need sunlight to survive

B．

the biggest enemies of reefs are weeds

C．

the parrot fish feed on a kind of algae

D．

it is easy to destroy coral reefs

(4)

What is the author's attitude towards the protection of reefs?

[　　]

A．

Optimistic．

B．

Disappointed．

C．

Uncertain．

D．

Pessimistic (悲觀的)．

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科目：高中英語 來源：2012屆安徽省蕪湖一中高三第六次模擬考試英語試卷（帶解析） 題型：閱讀理解


Filmmakers Michele dive into an eerie (怪誕的) world. The usually colorful corals are a ghostly white. Most of the fish, crabs, and other animals have disappeared. The reef is sick and dying.
Coral reefs are often called “the rainforests of the sea” because of their abundance of life forms. A great diversity of animals finds food and shelter in every crack and crevice.
Today’s reefs are about 10,000 years old. Found in sunny, shallow water in warm seas all over the world, reefs are made up of the hard shells of millions of corals. As corals live and die, they create a giant, rocky honeycomb. Only a thin top layer is living coral.
A reef grows only about as fast as your fingernails—three-quarters of an inch a year. But coral reefs are huge, and in time a healthy reef can be thousands of miles long.
Millions of people around the world rely on reef fish and other animals for food. And reefs provide protection from storms at sea. Without thousands of miles of reefs surrounding coastal areas, many beaches and even whole islands could be destroyed by the pounding of powerful ocean waves.
“Let’s say a grazing animal like the parrot fish is overfished,” Michele explains. “Without them, the kind of algae (海藻) that the fish feed on could grow like weeds and take over the reef. The competition for space and sunlight could then starve the coral.”
Nearly 27 percent of the world’s coral reefs have been lost or damaged. But there is hope. Many reefs around the world—including the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the reefs off the Florida Keys in the United States—are now protected areas where scientists study how to keep reefs healthy. They determine how many and which kinds of fish can be taken for food without hurting the reef’s delicate balance.
There is hope, too, that people will learn to be good partners to the reefs. “We want our film to inspire people to help coral reefs,” says Michele. “For me, even though I may not go back to the South Pacific, just knowing the reefs are there and thriving brings a sense of contentment (滿足) to my spirit.”
【小題1】What is the main purpose of the author in writing the passage?

A．To describe what coral reefs are.
B．To tell people to protect coral reefs.
C．To introduce a film to people.
D．To ask people to visit coral reefs.
【小題2】From the passage we can infer that          .
A．coral reefs grow very fast
B．there are few huge coral reefs
C．coral reefs appear mostly in deep water
D．it takes a long time to make a coral reef
【小題3】By mentioning the parrot fish, Michel wants to tell us        .
A．coral reefs need sunlight to survive
B．the biggest enemies of reefs are weeds
C．the parrot fish feed on a kind of algae
D．it is easy to destroy coral reefs
【小題4】What is the author’s attitude towards the protection of reefs?
A．OptimisticB．Disappointed.C．Uncertain.D．Pessimistic (悲觀的).

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科目：高中英語 來源： 題型：閱讀理解

Filmmakers Michele dive into an eerie (怪誕的) world. The usually colorful corals are a ghostly white. Most of the fish, crabs, and other animals have disappeared. The reef is sick and dying.
Coral reefs are often called “the rainforests of the sea” because of their abundance of life forms. A great diversity of animals finds food and shelter in every crack and crevice.
Today’s reefs are about 10,000 years old. Found in sunny, shallow water in warm seas all over the world, reefs are made up of the hard shells of millions of corals. As corals live and die, they create a giant, rocky honeycomb. Only a thin top layer is living coral.
A reef grows only about as fast as your fingernails—three-quarters of an inch a year. But coral reefs are huge, and in time a healthy reef can be thousands of miles long.
Millions of people around the world rely on reef fish and other animals for food. And reefs provide protection from storms at sea. Without thousands of miles of reefs surrounding coastal areas, many beaches and even whole islands could be destroyed by the pounding of powerful ocean waves.
“Let’s say a grazing animal like the parrot fish is overfished,” Michele explains. “Without them, the kind of algae (海藻) that the fish feed on could grow like weeds and take over the reef. The competition for space and sunlight could then starve the coral.”
Nearly 27 percent of the world’s coral reefs have been lost or damaged. But there is hope. Many reefs around the world—including the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the reefs off the Florida Keys in the United States—are now protected areas where scientists study how to keep reefs healthy. They determine how many and which kinds of fish can be taken for food without hurting the reef’s delicate balance.
There is hope, too, that people will learn to be good partners to the reefs. “We want our film to inspire people to help coral reefs,” says Michele. “For me, even though I may not go back to the South Pacific, just knowing the reefs are there and thriving brings a sense of contentment (滿足) to my spirit.”

  1. 1.

    What is the main purpose of the author in writing the passage?

    1. A.
      To describe what coral reefs are.
    2. B.
      To tell people to protect coral reefs.
    3. C.
      To introduce a film to people.
    4. D.
      To ask people to visit coral reefs.
  2. 2.

    From the passage we can infer that          .

    1. A.
      coral reefs grow very fast
    2. B.
      there are few huge coral reefs
    3. C.
      coral reefs appear mostly in deep water
    4. D.
      it takes a long time to make a coral reef
  3. 3.

    By mentioning the parrot fish, Michel wants to tell us        .

    1. A.
      coral reefs need sunlight to survive
    2. B.
      the biggest enemies of reefs are weeds
    3. C.
      the parrot fish feed on a kind of algae
    4. D.
      it is easy to destroy coral reefs
  4. 4.

    What is the author’s attitude towards the protection of reefs?

    1. A.
      Optimistic
    2. B.
      Disappointed.
    3. C.
      Uncertain.
    4. D.
      Pessimistic (悲觀的).

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科目：高中英語 來源： 題型：閱讀理解

What disgusting habits rum your stomach when yon walk the streets of the capital? Beijing residents say spitting is what they hate most about living in the city．

    What comes after spitting are dog owners who fail to clear up their pets’excrement．Third on the list of bad practices is not properly disposing of rubbish．The result was released by the Beijing Social Psychology Institute after they recently conducted a survey of 770 randomly selected people

    The three phenomena that topped the list of uncivilized behavior remained almost the same when they are compared with the survey of one year ago．Nearly 63 percent of those surveyed this month said they often see people spitting in public．However, nearly 27 percent of the residents said that spitting has reduced over the past yean

    People are happy to see this result．However, spitting in public has become a habit for some  The researchers believe that punishment could help reduce some of bad behavior,

    The residents being surveyed said that publicity and punishment for spitting should be strengthened to make those with the bad habit change．But it still needs more effort from the whole of society and every resident in order to achieve the goal．They find that few people will spit in their own neighborhood 01"their workplace．Spitting at home goes without saying．But on streets and in other public places such as buses and railway stations．spitting is more common．

      People believe that home and their neighborhood are their own places．In workplaces，people care about what other people think of them as everybody else will know them．But in public places, due to a lack of supervision，some people believe the environment has nothing to do with them． Besides spitting，with the increase in dogs raised as pets in Beijing，many complaints have been received because some dog owners do not clear up their pets’excrement．

    More than half of the people surveyed said they often saw this happen．They always saw dog excrement on the pass by the sides of streets The dogs have no idea where they should relieve themselves，but why do their owners know nothing about what to d0 with what they leave behind? It is reported that there are more than 1 million pet dogs in Beijing．

    Other habits that really get on the nerves of the city residents are illegal adverts，out of control passengers on buses or the subways and lovers who show affection in public．

    However,44 percent of the people believe that the moral standards of Beijing people are still high despite the problems．Only 7 percent of the people said that the moral standards of Beijing people were low．

    Many people being surveyed believe that local people are more civilized than a year ago． Many local residents said although the moral standards of Beijing people are high compared with those of the people in other cities．there is still a gap between the capital city and some large foreign cities

56．In Line l the expression“turn your stomach, most probably mean      ．

      A．to make your stomach aching      B．to make you sick

      C．to make you hungry    D．to make you full

57．The uncivilized behavior came first on the list of bad habits were     ．

      A．nearly the same as the result of the survey one year ago

      B．quite different from the result of the survey one year ago

      C．a(chǎn)lmost contrary to the result of the survey one year ago

      D．just remaining exactly the same as the result of the survey one year ago

58．Which of the following is NOT the reason why spitting in public is common?

      A．People don’t care about other’s opinion as they don’t know each other

      B．They regard public places as their own home or neighborhood

      C．Some people think they have nothing to do with the environment．

      D．There is no supervision to control people

59．Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?

      A．Gaps between Bering and Some Big Foreign Cities

      B．Bad Habit：Spitting

      C．Uncivilized getting Residents

      D．Bad Habits Disgust Beijing Residents

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