高考英语考前50天特训系列综合重点试题详解01.docx

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高考英语考前50天特训系列综合重点试题详解01

2019高考英语考前50天特训系列—综合重点试题（详解）01

（90分钟120分）

Ⅰ.单项填空（共15小题；每题1分，总分值15分）

〔〕1.—We’regoingforapicnicnextSunday.Whynotjoinus?

—_______Ihavetoseemygrandmother.Shehasbeenillfortwoweeks.

A.Whatapity!

B.Goodluck.

C.That’sallright.D.Goahead.

〔〕2.The2018LondonBookFairopenedawindowforforeignerstohave_______closerlookatChineseculturethrough_______books.

A.the;不填B.the;the

C.a;不填D.a;the

〔〕3.Thesciencemuseum,_______constructionisunderway,istobeopentothepublicinOctober.

A.whoseB.whichC.ofwhichD.that

〔〕4.—WhydoyouchoosetoworkasanEnglishteacherinourschool?

—Well,Englishismy_______.Soitismybestchoice.

A.strengthB.talentC.abilityD.gift

〔〕5.Hereisthelistofthegueststobeinvitedtotheparty.Pleasedon’t_______anyofthemwhiletypingtheinvitations.

A.makeoutB.leaveout

C.pointoutD.giveout

〔〕6.Iwaswalkingmydoginthestreet_______aredcarrushedtowardsme,runningovermypoordog.

A.afterB.whenC.whileD.before

〔〕7.Afteralongabsence,Iwentbacktocollege,_______topickupwhereI’dleftoff.

A.hopingB.hopeC.tohopeD.hoped

〔〕8.Johnson,anewgraduate,hasdifficultyindealingwith_______problemshemeets.

A.whereverB.whichever

C.whateverD.whenever

〔〕9.ThoughMr.Leehaslivedabroadforyears，hestill_______thetraditionalChinesecustoms.

A.performsB.observes

C.possessesD.supports

〔〕10.—Mum,theconstantnoisearoundhere_______mecrazy!

—Concentrateonyourreading.It’snoneofyourbusiness.

A.droveB.drives

C.isdrivingD.haddriven

〔〕11.Wehavetogivetheuserssomethingnew_______whatwehaveoffered,whichisaneffectivewaytobroadentheappealofthewebsite.

A.inspiteofB.inreturnfor

C.inadditiontoD.inplaceof

〔〕12.Alwayskeepyourself_______inclassandyoucanhaveabetterperformancewhentakinganexam.

A.focusingB.focused

C.havingfocusedD.tofocus

〔〕13.—Ididn’tattendTom’sweddingyesterday.

—I_______,either,ifmyfriendhadn’tremindedme.

A.wouldn’tB.wouldn’thave

C.didn’tD.hadn’t

〔〕14.Thespringoutingreallyrelaxedusalot.Thatis_______itsvaluelies.

A.whatB.howC.whyD.where

〔〕15.—YoureallyappreciateJustinBieber’sperformances,don’tyou?

—_______.Ijustlikehissoftvoice.

A.NotexactlyB.Don’tmentionit

C.NotalittleD.Ihopenot

Ⅱ.完形填空〔共20小题；每题1.5分，总分值30分〕

Iwokeuponemorningwithsixhungrybabiesandjust75centsinmypocket.They16fromthreemonthstosevenyearsold.TheirDadwasgone,17almostnothingtous.Thesevenofushadtogotoeveryfactoryandrestauranttofindajob.Noluck.Thekidstriedtobequiet18ItriedtoconvincewhoeverwouldlistenthatIwas19tolearnordoanything.20noluck.

ThelastplacewewenttowasatruckstopcalledtheBigWheel.Theoldladywhoowneditneededsomeonetoworkfromelevenatnightuntilseveninthemorning.She2165centsanhour,andIcouldstartthatnight.I22homeandcalledababy-sisterforhelp.

I23withthebaby-sittertocomeandsleeponmysofaforadollaranight.Thisseemedlikeagoodarrangementtoher,sowe24adeal.

WhenIgothomeinthe25Isentherhomewithonedollarofmytipmoney-fullyhalfofwhatI26everynight.

Asweekswentby,thingsseemedbetterthanbefore,butmoneywasstill27.Christmaswascoming,butIcouldn’taffordnew28forthekids.IstartedrepairingandpaintingsomeoldonestohavesomethingforSantato29onChristmasmorning.30wereaworry,too.

Tomy31,whenIwenthomeafterworkonChristmasmorning,myoldcarwasfilledwithboxes,full32thetop.Inoneboxwasawholecaseoflittlebluejeansandin33wereshirtsto34thejeans.

Youmaybegoingthrougha35timebutthereissomeonereadytohelpyouinawaythatyoucannotimagine.AsIdrovebackthroughemptystreetsIwassobbingwithgratitude.

〔〕16.A.includedB.separatedC.rangedD.contained

〔〕17.A.givingB.sendingC.affordingD.leaving

〔〕18.A.whileB.beforeC.sinceD.until

〔〕19.A.curiousB.willingC.patientD.reliable

〔〕20.A.AlmostB.NearlyC.EvenD.Still

〔〕21.A.paidB.costC.spentD.took

〔〕22.A.walkedB.rushedC.leftD.rode

〔〕23.A.quarreledB.arguedC.bargainedD.agreed

〔〕24.A.arrivedB.offeredC.startedD.made

〔〕25.A.eveningsB.morningsC.afternoonsD.nights

〔〕26.A.consumedB.earnedC.wastedD.lent

〔〕27.A.tightB.adequateC.vacantD.slight

〔〕28.A.shoesB.booksC.toysD.gifts

〔〕29.A.tradeB.sellC.purchaseD.deliver

〔〕30.A.ClothesB.CandiesC.StockingsD.Trees

〔〕31.A.encouragementB.satisfaction

C.amazementD.embarrassment

〔〕32.A.inB.onC.toD.over

〔〕33.A.anotherB.otheC.theotherD.some

〔〕34.A.takeoverB.gowithC.dealwithD.tryon

〔〕35.A.toughB.pleasantC.enjoyableD.stressful

Ⅲ.阅读理解〔共两节，总分值40分〕

第一节阅读以下短文，从每题所给的四个选项〔A、B、C和D〕中，选出最正确选项。

〔共15小题；每题2分，总分值30分〕

A

Broughtupinasmallvillage,Ioftenvisitedanoldhouseontheedgeofit.Actually,itwasthegardenIvisited.Thewomanlivinginthehousewasabitofarecluse（隐居者）,butshetoldthegardenerstoletuschildrenenterthegarden,solongasweleftherinpeace.Shesaidaloveofplantsmighthelpustolearnsomethingaboutgrowingthings.Itdidn’tworkinmycase—Iwasjustinterestedinrunningonthegrassandclimbingthetreesgrowingroundthehouse.

Ithoughtthehouseownerwasafantasticmillionaire:

shekepthorsesinthefieldnexttothehouse;shewasafamousartist—someonehadseensketchbookslyingaround.ButonedayIwasinthegarden,upatreeasusual,andagroupofpeoplewalkedwithoneofthegardeners,sayingthey’dcometoEnglandtoseesomeworld-famousgardens,andthiswastheirfavourite.Icouldn’tbelievemyears.Thegardenersaidthattheownerandherlatehusbandhadcreatedthegardenalmostfromnothing.

Thehouseitselfwasano-goarea.Lookinginsidefromthetopofatalltree,Icouldseesignsthatthewholehousewaslivedin,buttheroomslookedlikesomethingfromthe19thcentury,withheavy,uglyfurniture.Despiteelectricityandmodernheating,theplacelookeduncared-for.Thegarden,however,wasalwaysperfect,andmusthaveswallowedmostofherincome.

WhenIrevisitedthegardenandthehousemanyyearslater,ithadbeentransformedintoaholidayretreatformillionairesandfilmstars.Thegardenwaspreservedasahorticultural（园艺的）treasure,butwhathadbeenenjoyedbychildrenbeforewasnowtobeappreciatedonlybythesuper-rich.Fromoutsidethehouseeverythinglookedmuchthesame.Inside,however,theroomswereelegantlydecoratedandsecuritycameraswinkedfromeverycorner.Withmylowsalary,perhapsIshouldn’tbethereatall.

〔〕36.Theauthorenjoyedvisitingthegardensimplybecausehecould_______.

A.knowmoreaboutthewoman

B.learntogrowplants

C.playfreelyinthegarden

D.findapeacefulplace

〔〕37.Fromthesecondparagraphwemayconcludethat_______.

A.thehouseownerwasamillionaire

B.thehousewasdesignedbyasuccessfulartist

C.thegardenwasinternationallyfamous

D.thegardenowner’shusbandwasstillliving

〔〕38.Whentheauthorlookedfromthetopofthetree,hefoundtheinsidepartofthehousewas_______.

A.luxuriouslydecoratedB.old-fashioned

C.modernly-furnishedD.well-maintained

〔〕39.Whatdidtheauthorthinkofhisrevisittothegardenandthehousemanyyearslater?

A.pleasantB.satisfying

C.encouragingD.regretful

B

Toofartowalk,tooclosetodrive?

It’stimetothrowawaythebicycle,carkeysandnever-endingsearchforparkingspotsandmakethemostofthesethreehigh-techelectricpeoplemovers.

Let’sstartwiththeZBoard—aweight-sensingelectricskateboard.Thisisn’tthefirstattemptatputtingabattery-poweredmotoronaskateboard,butmodern,lightweightbatterytechnologyhasallowedtheZBoardtohit17mphonachargethatlasts5hoursandwilltakeyou10miles.Pressure-sensitivefootpadssensedirectionalleantopoweryouforwardortoapplythebrakes.WiththeZBoard,youdon’thavetobeaskateboardingsuperstartoride.Simplyjumpon,leanandgo!

Nextup—spnKiX.Itissmallenoughtothrowintoabackpack,andat10mph,fastenoughtogetyoutoyourdestinationinatimelyfashion.Noquestion,there’sacoolnessfactoratworkhere,butittakespracticetomasterthebalancerequiredtomovemereinchesofftheground.Andthewheelsandbatterypackareheavy—soheavythatyoumaysoonbelongingforthelow-techsimplicityofwalking.

Ifyoulikeachallenge,theSolowheelmightbemoreyourstyle.Partmotorizedscooter,partunicycle,andallfun.Leanforwardtogo.Backtostop.Simple.Thehardpartismasteringthebalancerequiredtoziparoundtownat10mphfor15—20milesorsoonasinglecharge.Butpracticemakesperfect.Itrequiresjustenoughskillandabilitytokeepyoupayingattention—andhavingfun.

Gasisn’tcheap.Hopefullywithtoday’stechnologyandthesethreenewpeoplemovers,you’llbehittingthoseplacestoofartowalkandtooclosetodriveinnotime.

〔〕40.Thepurposeofthepassageis_______.

A.tointroducethreehigh-techelectricpeoplemovers

B.toshowhowcreativepeopleareindevelopingnewthings

C.togivenewwaystoreducetrafficpressureincities

D.tosuggesthowcrazypeopleareabouthigh-techproducts

〔〕41.Whenusingthehigh-techpeoplemovers,you_______.

A.shouldfirstconsidertherangeofdistance

B.cantravelasfarasyoucan

C.havetodecidewheretoparkthem

D.canonlyvisityournext-doorneighbour

〔〕42.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Peoplehaveattemptedbattery-poweredskateboardsbefore.

B.NewtypeofbatteryallowsZBoardtoperformbetter.

C.PeopleoperateZBoardwiththehelpofpressuresensor.

D.NecessarytrainingisneededbeforeusingZBoard.

〔〕43.WhatimprovementisneededtomakespnKiXmorepopular?

A.Ithastobemadesmallerinsize.

B.Itsappearanceshouldbecooler.

C.Itshouldbemadelighter.

D.Itsspeedshouldbeincreased.

C

Lawstostoptigers,camels,zebrasandsnakesbeingusedasperforminganimalsincircuseshavebeenannouncedbythegovernment.

Theenvironmentminister,JimPaice,hopedthelawswouldbebroughtinbeforetheendoftheparliamentin2018,whichisthemainlaw-makinginstitutionoftheUK.Atpresentbetween35and50wildanimalsarethoughttobeusedbycircusesinEnglandandDefraofferedtohelpfindnewhomesfortheretiredperformers.

Theannouncementfollowsacampaignbyanimalcharityorganizationfortheban（禁令）,whichbecameworsewhenavideoappearedlastyearofacircuselephantbeatenbyaworker.CampaignerswereangrywhenPaicepreviouslyannouncedtougherlicensinginstead.

CircusMondao,whosewebsiteshowszebraandcamels,saiditwouldprobablychallengethesuggestedban.ThecircusisamemberoftheEuropeanCircusAssociation,whichpreviouslychallengedAustria’sban,sayingtherewasnoscientificevidence（证据）thattheanimalswereharmedbythetravellingorconditions.Onitswebsite,Mondaosaysthatwhenittravelsanimalsarethelasttobeloadedandthefirsttobeunloaded;theyaremovedtotentswit