高考英语二轮单元精练精析试题20.docx

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高考英语二轮单元精练精析试题20

2019高考英语二轮单元精练精析试题20

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1.单项填空

从Ａ、Ｂ、Ｃ、Ｄ四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

1.ThereisargumentonthespreadingeasyaccesstoInternet.

A.不填，theB.an;theC.the;anD.the;不填

2.—DoIneedtogiveatipifIeatatafastfoodrestaurantintheUnitedStates?

—Yes,it’sacommontotipwaitersinarestaurant.

A.senseB.customC.methodD.practice

3.Iearnonly50dollarsaweek,sheearns80dollars.

A.whenB.whileC.asD.since

4.It’snotsafetotravelbystandingattheroadsidehopingtobebypassingmotorists.

A.pickedupB.pickedoutC.putonD.takenon

5.Mybrothernevertalkedaboutclimbing,becauseheknewthatwasIgotinjured.

A.whatB.whenC.howD.where

6.Findingajobinsuchabigcompanyhasalwaysbeenhiswildestdreams.

A.underB.overC.aboveD.beyond

7.Theywillsendkidstocollegeittakes,evenifthatmeansahugeamountofdebt.

A.whoeverB.howeverC.whateverD.whichever

8.aroundthelab,weweretakentoseethelibrary.

A.BeingshownB.ShowingC.HavingbeenshownD.Toshow

9.Icanyourhomeworkbeingwrong,butyoumustn’tcopyfromothers.

10.Ihavepassedmyexaminationeasily,butImadetoomanystupidmistakes.

A.mustB.willC.shallD.could

11.Althoughherdiseasehereyesightandforcedhertoleavethedancefloor,sherefusestofallintoself-pity.

A.hasaffectedB.affectedC.affectsD.hadaffected

12.—ThankGod!

Thisschooltermiscomingtoanend!

—Yeah,afterallthathardwork,weallaholiday.

A.preserveB.observeC.reserveD.deserve

13.Thegirlwenttohavepianolessonsatthetrainingcenterwithhersistershewouldstayforanhour.

A.whoB.whereC.whichD.what

14.InmydailylifeIignorework,study,andotheractivitiestocheckmyphoneformessages.

A.fluentlyB.frequentlyC.immediatelyD.practically

15.—Youalwaysgototheseasideandswimduringthesummervacation.Don’tyouwanttotrysomethingdifferentthisyear?

—.

A.Likewhat?

B.Withpleasure.C.Let’sgothen.D.That’sallright.

第二节完形填空

阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项〔A、B、C和D〕中，选出可以填入空白处的最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Icanhonestlysayitwasthebestoftimesandtheworstoftimes.Iwasjoyfullyexpectingmyfirstchildatthesametimethatmymotherwas16herbattlewithabraintumor（瘤）.Fortenyears,myfiercelyindependentand17motherhadfought,butnoneofthetreatmentshadbeensuccessful.18,sheneverlostherabilitytosmile.Butnow,finally,shebecametotally19—unabletospeak,walk,eatordressonherown.

Asshegrewcloserandclosertodeath,my20grewcloserandclosertolifeinsideme.Mybiggest21wasthattheirliveswouldneverconnect.Iwassadnotonlyatthe22lossofmymother,butthatsheandmybabywouldneverknoweachother.Herdoctordidnot23anyhope;theytoldushertimewasup.

WebroughtMother24toherownbedinherownhouse.As25asIcould,Isatbesideherandtalkedtoheraboutthebabymovinginsideme.

OnFebruary3,1989,ataboutthesametimemylabor（分娩）26,Motheropenedhereyes.Whentheytoldmethisatthe27,Icalledherhome,“Mom,listen.Thebabyiscoming!

You’regoingtohaveanewgrandchild!

”

“Yes!

Yes!

Iknow!

”

Fourbeautifulwords!

Thefirst28wordsshe’dspokeninmonths!

WhenI29againanhourlater,thenurseatherhousetoldthe30message:

Momsatup,smiling,withheroxygentubesremoved.WhenIbroughtJacobhome.Momwassittinginherchairand31towelcomehim.Tearsofjoyblockedmyvision（视野）asI32mysoninherarmsandsheclucked（发出咯咯声）athim.They33.

Thenshequietlyclippedbackintoacoma（昏迷）and34peacefully.Memoriesofmyson’sbirthwillalwaysbebittersweet（甜中带苦的）forme,butitwasthenthatIlearnedlovehasthe35toovercomeanyworriesandanysorrow.Andlovecanlastforever.

16.A.attendingB.losingC.quittingD.defeating

17.A.braveB.interestingC.funnyD.lucky

18.A.SoB.AgainC.InsteadD.Still

19.A.outstandingB.blindC.disabledD.troublesome

20.A.sorrowB.loveC.baby

D.body

21.A.problemB.dreamC.surpriseD.fear

22.A.comingB.disappearingC.fallingD.greeting

23.A.admitB.holdC.dropD.permit

24.A.upB.awayC.aboutD.home

25.A.soonB.fastC.earlyD.often

26.A.startedB.failedC.endedD.continued

27.A.officeB.hospitalC.houseD.station

28.A.commonB.caringC.clearD.correct

29.A.gotupB.wokeupC.calledupD.lookedup

30.A.impossibleB.possibleC.necessaryD.terrible

31.A.likelyB.readyC.freeD.nervous

32.A.huggedB.threwC.tookD.laid

33.A.joinedB.knewC.noddedD.cried

34.A.passedawayB.turnedoverC.settleddownD.gaveout

35.A.depthB.descriptionC.powerD.mask

第三节：

阅读理解

认真阅读以下短文，A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

MostpeoplewatchingJeremyLinthesepasttwomonthssawJeremyLin,NewYorkKnicksstar;butI,watchinghim,sawsomeoneelse.Thatwasmyelderbrother,Bob,whoisathleticandenergetic.Hecouldneversitstillwhenhewasinsecondgrade;hehadtogetupeverynowandthenandrunaroundtheroom.Andsureenough,hegrewuptobeastartingplayerforanN.C.A.A.championshiplacrosse〔长曲棍球〕team.HewasaNike-endorsedmarathoner,too,andreachedthetopofMt.Everest,unguided,inhis50s.

Andyetmyfamilyneverwatchedhislacrossegames.Wedidwatchsomeofhismarathons,butthatwasn’tuntilhewasinhis20s.WhenBobwasinhisglorydays,ourShanghainese-bornparentswerebentongettinghimintomedicalschool.Therewasalovingaspecttoit:

Icanremembermyfatherworkingthroughmathbookswithhim,lessonbylesson,atthebigblackboardintheattic.Bobneverdidbecomeadoctor,though;andneitherdidI.Itwasn’tuntilmyyoungersistercamealongthatsomeoneinthefamilyfinallyworeawhitecoat.

Bobtodaycouldbethefittest58-year-oldontheplanet.Hisdoctorestimateshisbiologicalageat35;he’sstillclimbingbigmountainsintheHimalayas.And,likeJeremyLin,he’scharming.NooneseesBobwithoutleavingwithalaugh.Hesometimesjokeshecouldbemayorofhisbuilding,andit’strue.Toknowhimistocheerforhim.

Andyetmyparentsdidnotcheerforhim.Whatifmymotherhadsatonthesidelineswithherstatistics,likeJeremyLin’smother?

Whatifmyfatherhadplayedvideosofathletesformybrothertowatchandimitate?

It’shardnottowonder.

AndhowdidJeremyLin’sparentsmanagetodotheseremarkablethings?

AmyChua,thetigermother,recallsherimmigrantfatherbeatingthekidswhenevertheymi

spronouncedaChineseword.HowisitthatJeremyLin’simmigrantfatherinparticular,Gie-MingLin,encouragedhissontofollowsuchanuntraditionalpath?

31.Bob’sglorydayswerethose________.

A.whenhewasdoingwellinmathB.whenhewasinsecondgrade

C.whenhewasmademayorofhisbuildingD.whenheshowedhistalentsinsports

32.FromthepassagewecantellthatBobis____________.

A.activeandoptimisticB.cleveranddetermined

C.braveandhelpfulD.considerateandindependent

33.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisprobablyTRUE?

A.Bobwasalwaysignoredbyhisparents

B.Bobcouldalsohavebeenasportstar.

C.Bob’sparentsoftenwatchedhisgames.

D.Nobodyintheauthor’sfamilywasadoctor.

34.Fromthelasttwoparagraphswecaninferthat___________.

A.parentsshouldalwaysstudytogetherwiththeirchildren

B.parentsshouldknowhowtoeducatetheirchildrenproperly

C.childrenshouldbepunishedwhen

theydoanythingwrong

D.childrenshouldtrytoliveuptothehopesoftheirparents

B

●Whatpreventsdepression：

tea，coffeeorhotchocolate?

WomenwhodrinkforormorecupsofcoffeeadayareafifthlesslikelytobecomedepresseD、Drinkingtwoorthreecupsreducestheriskby15percent.Thisistheresultofastudyof51,000womenovertenyears,publishedintheJournaloftheAmericanMedicineAssociation.

Onetheoryisthatcaffeinereducestheeffectofthechemicaladenosine（腺苷）inthebrain,whichcanmakeusfeelsleepybyslowingdownnervecellactivity.Someanti-depressantsalsoworkbyblockingtheadenosinereceptors.Coffeewasfoundtobefarmoreinfluentialondepressionlevelsthanhotchocolateorteaduetothehighcaffeinecontent.

●Howmanyeggscanwehealthilyeat:

oneadayortwoaday?

Neither-eatthemfreely.We’velongbeenwarnedtosticktotwoorthreeeggsaweekbecauseoftheirhighcholesterol（胆固醇）content.ButaccordingtotheFoodStandardsAgency,thereisnorecommendedlimittohowmanyeggswecanhealthilyeat,unlessyouhavebeentoldtocutdownbyyourdoctor.

Thereisnoevidencethateatingeggsraisescholesterollevels,andresearchersfoundthateggscontainlesscholesterolthaninthepastbecausehensarenolongergivenbonemeal,whichwasbannedinthe1990saftertheBSE（疯牛病）cresis.

ResearchbytheBritishEggCouncilfoundthatamediumegggivesyouaround100mgofcholesterol,athirdofthe300mgrecommendeddailylimit.

35、Whatisconsideredtofightdepressionbest?

A、TeA、B、ChocolatE、C、AdenosinE、D、CoffeE、

36、Wecaninferfromthetextthat、

A、toomuchcaffeinewillprobablymakepeoplesleepy

B、coffeecontainslesscaffeinethanteaorhotchocolate

C、oneisdepressedifhisbrainchemicaladenosineisactive

D、teaandhotchocolatehavenoeffectonmen’sdepression

37、Whatcanwelearnabouteggsfromthetext?

A、Weshouldsticktotwoorthreeeggsaweekingeneral、

B、Eatasmanyeggsasyoulikeunlessyourdoctoradvisesyounotto、

C、EggscontainmorecholesterolatpresentthaneverbeforE、

D、Oneeggdailyandyou’llgetmorecholesterolthanrecommendeD、

C

At2p.m.onDecember5,1945,fiveNavyaircrafttookoffinperfectflyingweatherfromanavalairinstallationinsoutheasternFlorida,onaroutinetrainingmissionovertheAtlanticOcean.Lessthantwohourslater,theflightcommanderradioedthathewas“completelylost”.Thentherewassilence.Arescueplanewassenttosearchforthemissingaircraft,andit,too,disappeared.Despiteoneofhistory’smostextensivesearchefforts,involvingmorethan300planesanddozensofships,theNavyfoundnothing,notevenanoilstainfloatingonthewater.

Thisisjustoneofthemanyfrighteningstoriestoldof“theBermudaTriangle”,amysteriousareaoftheAtlanticOceanroughlystretchingsouthwestfromBermudatotheFloridacoastanddowntoPuertoRico.Duringthepast30years,thetrianglehasclaimedthelivesofsome1,000sailorsandpilots.

Strangeryetarethenumerous“ghost”shipsthathavebeenfoundfloatingcrewlesswithinthetriangle.Ononestrangeoccasionin1881,thecargoshipEllenAustindiscoveredasmallsailingship,sailswavinguselesslyinthewind.Theboatwasfullofwoodwithnooneondeck.ThecaptainoftheEllenAustininstalledanewcrewtosailit,buttwodayslater,duringaroughstorm,thetwoshipstemporarilylostsightofeachother.Whenthecaptainagainboardedtheboat,hefoundhiscrewhaddisappeared.Afterasecondcrewwasassigned,theshipwasagainlostinafogbank.Thistime,notraceoftheboat—orthecrew—waseverfound.

CharlesBerlitz,amanwithaninterestinAtlantis,thelegendarylostisland,putsforwardhistheorythatagiantsolarcrystal,whichoncewasthepowergeneratorforAtlantis,liesontheoceanfloor.Fromtimetotime,accordingtohistheory,passingshipsandplanessetoffthe