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Stayhungry;stayfoolish!求知若饥，虚怀若愚！1上海市十校2011学年第一学期高三英语考试试卷（2011，12）参加学校：南模、复兴、上外、复旦附中、延安、华师大二附中、上海曙光、上师大附中、交大附中、向明II.GrammarandVocabularySectionADirectionsBeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.25.Theoperatingprofitsofthecompanyinthethirdquarterroseby24percent225millionpounds182millionpoundsayearago.A.from…toB.for…toC.to…fromD.to…for26.Tooursurprise,AjisenRamen’sJapaneseramennoodlesoupwasmadeusingcheappowdersandinstantseasoningsboilingpigbonesforhours,asitsadvertisementssuggests.A.morethanB.ratherthanC.otherthanD.betterthan27.Pollutionwillremainaglobalproblemforalongtimemuchhasbeendonetosolveit.A.sinceB.howeverC.thoughD.if28.Althoughhemajoredinartandliteratureincollege,hehadlittleinterestinsubject.A.everyB.eitherC.bothD.neither29.Ithinkthisexerciseaswellastheotherthreeones.A.isworthtodoB.areworthtodoC.isworthdoingD.areworthdoing30.solvethemedicalcareforthelow-incomeearnersandtheunemployed.A.OnlybyjointeffortscanweB.ByonlyjointeffortswecanC.OnlybyjointeffortswecanD.Onlywecanjointeffort31.---Idon’tmindtellingyouwhatIknow.---You.I’mnotaskingyouforit.A.mustn’tB.maynotC.can’tD.needn’t32.Ithinkthatsomethinghastobedonetostoptheairfrombeingpolluted,?A.doesn’titB.hasn’titC.don’ttheyD.haven’tthey33.Comeandvisitourschoolattheendofthisyear,bywhichtimemyacademicthesis.A.IwillfinishB.hadfinishedC.havefinishedD.Iwillhavefinished34.---Youhaven’tbeentoShanghai,haveyou?---.AndhowIwishtogothereagain!A.Yes,IhaveB.Yes,Ihaven’tC.No,IhaveD.No,Ihaven’t35.Ilikedrawing,whilewhatmybrotherenjoys.A.cookingB.tocookC.iscookingD.cook36.Nearlyalltreeshaveseedsthatfalltotheground,,andeventuallyproducenewseeds.A.takingrootB.takerootC.tookrootD.totakeroot37.Thewrongyou’vedonehimisterrible,foryoushouldmakeanapologytohim,Ithink.A.itB.whichC.whatD.thatStayhungry;stayfoolish!求知若饥，虚怀若愚！238.Inorderforeveryone,seriouschangesneedtobemadeinglobaldevelopment.A.tosurviveB.survivedC.survivingD.survive39.fromothercontinentsformillionsofyears,Australiahasmanyplantsandanimalsnotfoundinanyothercountryintheworld.A.BeingseparatedB.HavingseparatedC.HavingbeenseparatedD.Tobeseparated40.Maybethefactheistwoinchesshorterthanheristhereasonshedon’twanttomarryhim.A.that,whyB.which,thatC.because,whyD.that,whichSectionBDirectionsCompletethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.heavilyB.surgeryC.drivenD.regulateAB.applyAC.loosenedAD.treatmentBC.influenceBD.potentialCD.launchedChinesemedicalexpertshavewarnedthatantibiotics(抗生素)are“41overused”inhospitals,whichmaycauseseriousside-effectsforthehealthofanentiregeneration.Accordingtotheministry,70percentofChineseinpatientshavereceivedantibiotics,whilethemaximumnumbersetbytheWorldHealthOrganizationis30percent.About97percentof42__patientsusedantibioticsbutresearchshowedthatalargenumberofthemcouldavoidtheneedifhospitalsconductedpropersanitationmeasures.Particularly,antibioticsareoverusedinthe43ofchildren.Nearlyonethirdofthedaily10,000outpatientsattheBeijingChildren’sHospitaltakeintravenous（进入静脉的）dripsthatlargelycontainantibiotics,saidYangYonghong,adoctorwiththehospital.“Somedoctorsmightlackpropertrainingonhowto44antibioticsinamoreprecisewayandavoid45risks.Somesimplywanttoplayitsafe,”saidZhuZhenggang,presidentofShanghai-basedRuijinHospital.Theministry46anationwidecampaignoverthepastsixmonthsto47theuseofantibiotics.ViceHealthMinisterMaXiaoweiadmittedthatthegovernmentfacesgreatchallengesasmanypublichospitalshave48supervisiononprescriptionsafetyunderheavypressurefrompatients.Insidersalsonotedthattheoveruseofantibioticswaspartly49byprofit-seekingpharmacyfirms.Therearemorethan6,000pharmacycompaniesinChinathatproducemorethan1,000kindsofantibiotics.About60percentofthenewlyapprovedmedicinesbytheStateFoodandDrugAdministrationlastyearwereantibiotics.AccordingtotheSFDA,thecountryreported690,000casesofadversedrugreactionscausedbyabuseofmedicine,including600deathsin2010.III.ReadingComprehensionSectionAStayhungry;stayfoolish!求知若饥，虚怀若愚！3DirectionsForeachblankinthefollowingpassagestherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.I’vebeenteachingpianolessonsinmysparetimeforover30years.EventhoughIhaveneverhadthe50ofhavingaprodigy（天才）,Ihavetaughtsomevery51students.However,IhavealsohadmyshareofwhatIcall‘musically52’pupils—onesuchpupilbeingRobby,an11yearoldboy,whotoldmethatithadalwaysbeenhismother’s(asinglemom)__53__tohearhimplaythepiano.SoItookhimasastudent.FromthebeginningRobbyseemedto54thenaturalcapabilityneededtoexcel.ButhedutifullyreviewedtheelementarypianopiecesthatI55allmystudentstolearn.Overthemonthshetriedandtried56Ilistenedandtriedtoencouragehim.ThenonedayRobbystoppedcomingforhislessons.AndIwasgladaboutthat.Afterall,hewasabad57formyteaching!Thencametherecital（演奏会）.Tomy58,Robby,havingreceivedaflyer,askedtobeinit.Hetoldmethathismotherhadbeensickandunabletotakehimtohispianolessons,butthathehadbeen59.“PleaseMissHonor,I’vejustgottoplay.”heinsisted.Idon’tkn