山东省泰安市届高三英语第二轮复习质量检测泰安二模无答案.docx

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高三第二轮复习质量检测

英语试题

2014．5

本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第II卷（非选择题）两部分。

第I卷1至10页。

第II卷11至12页。

满分为150分。

考试用时l20分钟。

第I卷（共105分）

注意事项：

1．答第I卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号、考试科目、试卷类型用铅笔涂写在答题卡上。

2．每小题选出答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。

如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。

不能答在试卷上。

第一部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分55分）

第一节语法和词汇知识（共l0小题；每小题l．5分，满分l5分）

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

1．—Carlhasn’tturnedupsofar．

—?

Heisalwaysontimeforeverything．

A．HowcomeB．SowhatC．WhynotD．Guesswhat

2．SamhasbeenappointedmanageroftheengineeringdepartmenttotakeplaceofGeorge．

A．the；不填B．不填；不填C．不填；theD．the；the

3．Ihaven’treceivedthenewbagfromthenetshoplastweek．

A．beingorderedB．orderingC．orderedD．toorder

4．Tothestudents’greatrelieftheexamturnedouttobenotsodifficultasthey．

A．imaginedB．hadimaginedC．wouldimagineD．haveimagined

5．Lusy’scellphonewasleftinataxiaccidentally,neveragain．

A．tofindB．tobefoundC．beingfoundD．finding

6．ShandongNormalUniversityhasdevelopedasystemstudentscanchoosewhateversubjectthey1ike．

A．thatB．whichC．whenD．where

7．Therewillbenogoingbackourdecisionismade．

A．onceB．unlessC．untilD．before

8．Myfathercalledmeyesterday，askingmeIwasgettingalongwiththeexam．

A．whenB．howC．whetherD．why

9．—Haveyouheardaboutthatfireinthemarket?

—Yes，fortunatelynoone．

A．hurtB．hashurtC．hadbeenhurtD．washurt

10．Ifthewoundbecomeswollen，donothesitatetocallme．

A．shallB．mustC．shouldD．would

第二节完形填空（共30小题；11—20每小题1分，21—40每小题1．5分，满分40分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从11—40各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

（I）

UntilIwas8，IspenteverySundayoutsideinthegardenwithNana．Thezucchini（西葫芦）plantsquicklybecamemy11．

“Nana．”Iaskedoneday．“ShouldItakeoffalltheselittleyellowflowers?

”

“No，darling,”shesaidgently．‘‘Thoseflowerswilll2zucchinisoon．”EverySundayIreturnedtothegardentocheckonthel3，andeachtimeIsawmorezucchini.

“AretheresomanvbecauseItakegoodcareoftheplants?

”Iasked．

“Yes．”Nanasaid．“Whenyoulookafterthings，goodthingswill14．Youshouldrememberthat．’’

FormonthsIreturnedeveryweektoNana’stoseehowmyplantsweredoing，andeachtimeIwasl5toseemorezucchini．Untiloneday，theystopped16，andafewweekslater，therewerenone．

“Nana,what’swrongwithmyplants?

’’Iasked17．‘‘They’renotgrowinganymore.’’

“That’swhathappens，darling．Thingsgrowandthenstop．18lastsforever．’’

“ButIwassogoodtothem．”

“Yes，19change，butforeverythingthatends，something20willtakeitsplace．’’shesaid．”

“I’llrememberthat，”Isaidwithasmileonmyface．

11．A．experienceB．troubleC．favouriteD．story

12．A．turnintoB．sendoutC．giveoffD．pickup

13．A．fruitsB．plantsC．cropsD．grains

14．A．decreaseB．quitC．delayD．grow

15．A．sadB．puzzledC．proudD．worried

16．A．appearingB．burstingC．movingD．changing

17．A．happilyB．tearfullyC．hopefullyD．angrily

18．A．SomethingB．EverythingC．AnythingD．Nothing

19．A．SeasonsB．SizesC．ViewsD．Colors

20．A．wrongB．newC．badD．important

（II）

Onceacirclemissedawedge（楔子）．Thecirclewantedtobe21，Soitwentaroundlookingforitsmissingpiece．Butbecauseitwas22andthereforecouldrollonlyveryslowly，it23theflowersalongtheway．Itchattedwithworms．Itenjoyedthesunshine．Itfoundlotsofdifferent24,butnoneofthemfit．Soitleftthemallbythesideoftheroadandkepton25．Thenonedaythecirclefoundapiecethat26perfectly．Itwassohappy．Nowitcouldbewhole，withnothing27．Itincorporated（合并）themissingpieceintoitselfandbeganto28．Nowthatitwasa29circle，itcouldrollveryfast，toofasttonoticeflowersortalktotheworms．Whenitrealizedhow30theworldseemedwhenitrolledsoquickly，itstopped，3litsfoundpiecebythesideoftheroadandrolledslowlyaway．

Thelessonofthestory，Isuggested，wasthatinsomestrangesensewearemorewhole32wearemissingsomething．Themanwhohas33isinsomewaysapoorman．Hewill34knowwhatitfeelsliketodesire，tohope，tonourishhissoulwiththedreamofsomethingbetter．

Lifeisnotaspellingbee（拼字比赛），wherenomatterhowmanywordsyou’vegottenright，you’redisqualifiedifyoumakeone35．Lifeismorelikeabaseballseason,whereeventhebestteam36onethirdofitsgamesandeventheworstteamhasitsdaysofbrilliance．Our37istowinmoregamesthanwelose．Whenweacceptthatimperfectionis38ofbeinghuman，andwhenwecancontinuerollingthroughlifeand39it，wewillhave40awholenessthatotherscanonlylongfor．

21．A．famousB．friendlyC．wholeD．weahhy

22．A．incompleteB．incorrectC．inactiveD．inadequate

23．A．wateredB．pickedC．admiredD．ignored

24．A．circlesB．piecesC．viewsD．colors

25．A．searchingB．chattingC．fightingD．digging

26．A．growsB．windsC．mixesD．fits

27．A．missingB．shiningC．hiddenD．injured

28．A．floatB．rollC．flowD．escape

29．A．successfulB．perfectC．flexibleD．practical

30．A．differentB．beautifulC．brightD．reasonable

31．A．pouredB．settledC．1eftD．parked

32．A．beforeB．sinceC．unlessD．when

33．A．somethingB．noneC．everythingD．nothing

34．A．neverB．seldomC．usuallyD．often

35．A．decisionB．noteC．mistakeD．step

36．A．winsB．losesC．quitsD．continues

37．A．goalB．topicC．markD．pride

38．A．halfB．allC．partD．1ittle

39．A．changeB．appreciateC．recallD．hate

40．A．replacedB．avoidedC．performedD．achieved

第二部分阅读理解（共25小题；每小题2分，满分50分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Here’sahotelworthwritinghomeabout：

acompanyinPolandplanstobuildtouristaccommodationunderthesea．Thestructurecanbedraggedtoasuitablelocationandplacedonsupportsontheseabed．

The‘WaterDiscus’willbemadeupofanunderwaterdisccontaining22bedroomswithseaviews,connectedbyliftandstairstoadiscabovethesurfacecontainingotherhotelfacilities．

ProjectmanagerRobertBursiewiczsays：

“Nowadaysit’spossibletobuildsubmarilles（潜水艇）whichgodeeperthan500mbelowtheseasurface，sobuildinganunderwaterhotelisnotaproblem.”

Infact，theydon’tplantohavethehotelverydeep．Wateractslikeafilter（过滤器）forsunlight,andbelowl5mmostcolours，apartfromblue，arewashedout．Andweallwanttoseecolourfulmarinelife，don’twe?

Butthisisn’tthefirsthoteltoofferunderwaterviewsfromthebedrooms．Thetwo-bedroomJules’UnderseaLodge，offthecoastofFlorida，hasbeentakinginguests10mbeneaththesurfacesince1986．

Thecompanythatoperatesthehotelalsorunsadivingcourseforbeginnerstohelpgetguestsdownandintothehotel．Itisaccessibleonlythroughanopeningatthebottom．

Andyou’llfindalltheusualfacilitiesintheroom，accordingtoTeresaMcKirma，Jules’schieffinancialofficer．Ithasatelevision，airconditioningandwi—fi．Butforthestaft,simplethingslikecleaningandmakingbedscanbechallenging，sincethelodgeisinseawater．

‘‘Itactuallytakesquitealotofworktogetanythingdownthere，”shesays．“Wehavetoputeverythinginwaterproofboxesandattachweightstothemtocountertheirbuoymacy（浮力）．”

Thehotelhassuitablysizedwaterproofboxessothatpizzascanbedeliveredbydiverstoguestswlloorderthemfortheireveningmeal．Andafterameal，ifyoucan’tsleepbecauseoftheexcitementoftheexperience，youdon’thavetocountsheep．You’llfallasleepquickerifyoucountfish.

41．Thenewhotelwill．

A．havemovablestructureB．containthreediscs

C．bebuilt500mbeneaththesurfaceD．comeintousesoon

42．Whywon’ttheyplantohavethehotelverydeepinthewater?

A．Theyhavefinancialproblems．

B．Theylackadvantedtechnology．

C．Mostcoloursarewashedoutbelow15m．

D．Theyrefusetoenjoycolorfullife．

43．WhichofthefollowingistrueofJules’UnderseaLodge?

A．Itisbuiltl5mbeneaththesea．B．Ithasthehistoryof30years．

C．Itoffersadivingcoursetobeginners．D．Itcanbeaccessiblebystairs．

44．AccordingtoTeresaMcKinna，．

A．thebuilthotelisbadlyequipped

B．thestaff’sworkisdifficulttofinish

C．it’seasytogetthingsdownthere

D．entertainmentisimpossibleinthehotel

45．Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?

A．Passengerscan’tenjoytheirmeals．

B．Passengerswillfeelfedupwiththeviews．

C．Passengershavenochoicebuttocountfish．

D．Passengersmaygetexcitedabouttheexperience．

B

Theysurviveinsomeofthecoldestenvironmentsintheworld—butevenpenguins（企鹅）appreciateawarmwoollyjumper（套头毛衣）onceinawhile．

Theminiknittedgarmentshavehelpedsavehundredsofflightlessbirdscaughtinoilspills,providingprotectionfromtheelementsandstoppingthemfromeatingpoisonouspollution．

KnitstorNature，aprogramrunbyThePenguinFoundation，whichprotectsthelittlepenguinpopulationofPhillipIsland，140kmsouth-eastofMelbourne，hascreatedupto300differentdesignsovertheyears—andit’sallthankstotalentedvolunteers．

“There’salotofhiddencreativityoutthere，"saidLynBlom，ofthePhillipIslandNaturePark．“Peoplelovetoknowthatthey’rehelpingthepenguinsbecausethey’resocuteandsmallandtheywaddleupthebeachandthey’resostronganddetermined．Buttheyneedtobe，they1iveinaprettytoughsortofenvironment．’’

Athumbnail—sizedpatchofoilcankillalittlepenguin，thesmallestofthespecies，measuringjustl3inchesandweighinglkg．Theoilseparatesandmatstheirfeathers，breakingnaturalwaterproofingandheatingfunctions．

MsBlomestimatesshehasknittedbetween200and300penguinjumpersovertheyears.

AstaffmemberreadanarticleinanEnglishwomen’smagazineaboutknittingforguillemot（海鸠）birdsanddecidedtoadaptthedesigns．

“There’salotofladiesouttherewho