【正文】 。 高三上期期中檢測題答案及部分解析 I. 。t speak until ____to. A. spoken B. speak C. speaking D. to speak 19. Human waste can not put into the sea without ______. A． to be deal with B． being delt with C． to be deal D． being deal 2 20. ______ his exercises, he went out. A． Having finished B． Finished C． Finishing D． Being finished II. 完形填空（ 30分） The night passed peacefully. I was beginning to think that all was well. Then, just before daybreak I heard the man of the house talking to his wife. With my ear to the chimney that connected our rooms, I heard what they were saying, Okay, okay, but must I kill them both? To which the wife answered, “Yes.” Then I heard nothing more... What can I tell you? I couldn39。蓋茨，微軟公司總裁 ). The way I see it, if you read aloud, your dreams may e true— in English. 13. The writer . A. met Mr Smith in a luxury hotel that afternoon B. held an important English meeting that afternoon C. received many guests that afternoon D. dreamed of meeting Mr Smith 14. If you can dream in a foreign language, it shows that you . A. have been reading aloud B. have made great progress in learning this language C. are good at this language D. can remember what you have read 15. In the writer’s opinion, you must if you want to learn English well. A. act the characters out B. read the 21st Century C. read aloud D. dream in English E Take a trip across America, by way of an advice column (專欄 ), and you’ll find plenty worth celebrating. I once asked my readers in the Chicago SunTimes, where I took the place 7 of Ann Landers, to name the person to whom they would say “I owe you one.” Victor La Porte, 45, wrote to me from his hospital bed about his kid brother, Tony. For three years, Victor had been terribly sick. His arms were black and blue. He often passed out. His kidneys (腎 ) had failed, and dialysis (腎透析 ) wasn’t working. Victor was dying. Doctors said a transplant(移植 ) would help, and Tony kept offering his kidney, but Victor refused. He didn’t want to put his brother through the pain or the risk of living with one kidney. Tony insisted. “Hey, I love you,” he kept saying. Transplant doctors explained the reason God gave us two kidneys is that we can offer one. It took a long time to persuade Victor, but finally he agreed. Several times the brothers went to the hospital, only to have the operation put off because of Victor’s infections (感染 ). But Tony never thought of backing out. After each disappointment, he announced, “We’re ing back!” He even got Victor a T shirt that read I’M NO QUITTER. Finally the operations were arranged. The one on Tony was harder. Doctors had to remove part of his rib to get the kidney out. His recuperation(恢復(fù) ) took longer than Victor’s, and he had more pain. Victor wrote: “Because of Tony’s unselfishness, I have a chance to see my four chi ldren grow up. I’ll never know my brother’s pain, fears and feelings. A ll I know is the love we share. How can I tell him thanks? Maybe by letting everyone know I have the greatest brother in the world.” 16. The writer tells us that if you want to find something worth celebrating, you can . A. read some newspapers B. listen to the radio C. travel around America D. watch TV 17. Which of the following is true? A. Victor asked Tony to offer his kidney. B. A transplant may be the only way to save Victor. C. Tony gave his life to his brother. D. Victor knew his brother’s pain was much more than his. 18. From this passage we know . A. a person can live without kidneys B. God gives us each two kidneys C. a person can hardly live with one kidney D. a person can live with one kidney 19. “I’M NO QUITTER”means . A. I’m not disappointed B. I won’t agree C. I won’t back out D.