届高三英语二轮复习高考作业卷 作业二十八Word文档下载推荐.docx

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WhenIwasinhighschool,dadretiredand10afoodstandonthestreetnearmyschool.EverydaywhenIfinished11,myclassmatesandI12passhisfoodstand.ButIreallyhatedtalkingtodadinfrontofhisfoodstand,13Ididnotwantmyclassmatestoknowthatmydadwassellingnoodlesonthestreet!

Onenight,Icouldn’t14itanymoreandshouted,“Dad,couldyoustopsellingyour15noodles?

Idon’tneedafatherwhosellsnoodlesonthestreet!

”Atthatmoment,dadwas16.Hetriedtosaysomethingbutdidn’t.Whenheturnedhishead17,somethinghappenedthatIhadneverseenandwouldneverforgetfor18ofmylife.Hiseyeswerefilledwithtearsandsadness.ItwasthefirsttimethatIsawdad19.Mymomlatertoldmethatdadwassellingnoodlestosavemoneyformycollegeeducation.Iwassuchanidiot,andeventodayIstillfeel20forthatnight.

1.A.abruptlyB.unfortunatelyC.expectedlyD.fortunately

2.A.questionB.problemC.challengeD.solution

3.A.upsidedownB.insideoutC.upanddownD.atthebottom

3.A,existedB.producedC.deliveredD.survived

3.A.aswellasB.eitherC.aswellD.neither

3.A.ofcourseB.bynomeansC.onthecontraryD.invain

3.A.whateverB.whicheverC.wheneverD.however

3.A.fewB.alittleC.littleD.afew

3.A.combinationB.ConversationC.communicationD.connection

3.A.putupB.setupC.cameupD.pickedup

3.A.schoolB.lessonC.courseD.task

3.A.couldB.shouldC.wouldD.might

3.A.whetherB.thoughC.whileD.because

3.A.standB.believeC.assumeD.prove

3.A.wonderfulB.stupidC.deliciousD.strange

3.A.confusedB.frightenedC.shockedD.disappointed

3.A.outB.aroundC.downD.away

3.A.therestB.theotherC.anotherD.other

3.A.laughingB.shoutingC.huggingD.crying

3.A.gratefulB.guiltyC.proudD.embarrassed

二、阅读理解

A

AgroupofforeignresidentsmarriedtoJapanesetalkedabouttheirchildren’snames.

NicoleDespres

Studentsservicesmanager,40（American）

WehavenointentiontoliveoutsideJapansoitmadesenseforthekidstotakemyJapanesehusband’sfamilyname.However,wedidwanttohaveaWesternnametoo,soallthreeofthemnowhavebothaWesternandJapanesename.Weagreedtherewouldbenostrangenames,spellingorunusualkanji（ChinesecharactersintheJapaneselanguage）.AllnameshadtobeeasytosayandfamiliarinbothJapaneseandEnglish.

JohnMcCracken

Companygeneralmanager,27（American）

Myson’snameisAiden.InpartbecausemywifeandImetinuniversityandasshewasstudyingIrishhistoryandIhavesomelinkstoScotlandandIreland,IwantedauniqueGaelic（盖尔族的）name.WesettledforAidenaswefoundkanjithatcanbeusedinJapanthatmeans“legendaryhero”

PaulaMurakami

Collegewomen’sAssociationofJapan,53（American）

Myhusbandwasveryexcitedaboutchoosingnames,soIdecidedtolethimchoose.HewantedtheirfirstnamestobeJapaneseandcampupwithnamesthatincludedthekanjicharacterinhisownname.Ourboys,HirokiandKenta,neverhadanyproblemswhilelivingontheU.S.WestCoastwithJapanesenames,andIthinkbothaschildrenandasadults,theylovetheirnames.

JeffRuiz

Recordingengineer,42（Mexican）

Myson’snameisLenny.Mywifechoseittogetherwithmeaswewerelookingforanamethatworksinbothworlds—mineinMexico,andhersinJapan—andthenameLennyiscommoneverywhere.InJapanesewewritethenameinkatakanaasthatiseasyforJapanesepeoplewhoseemtolikenamesintwoorthreecharacters.

3.Whatdoweknowaboutthepeoplementionedinthepassage?

A.Nicoleandherhusbandhadanagreementonhowtonamethechildren.

B.JeffwillremaininJapanashiswifeisnotusedtoMexicanlife.

C.ThefourcoupleshavedecidedtolivewiththechildreninJapanforever.

D.PaulaandherfamilywouldlovetoliveontheU.S.WestCoast.

3.Whichofthefollowingdoestheunderlinedword“katakana”mean?

A.AJapanesesystemofgrammar.

B.AwayofwritingtheJapaneselanguage.

C.AJapanesewordwhichmeans“name”.

D.AnamepopularwithJapanesepeople.

3.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.NicoleandherJapanesehusbandhaveadaughterandtwosons.

B.Paulahaslittlesayinmakingadecisionathome.

C.John’swifeisIrishandthecouplehaveonlyonechild.

D.LennyisanamefamiliartoJapanesewhenwrittentheJapaneseway.

3.Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.IsawesternnamebetterthanaJapanesename?

B.Whydoesyourchildhavetwonames?

C.Howdoyouchooseyourchild’sname?

D.Doyousettledifferencesinnamingyourchild?

B

Iwasdrivingdowntheroadtheotherday,listeningtosweetmusiccomingoutofmycarradio.Myheartfeltpeaceful,mymindwasclear,andmysoulwasfulloflove.Evenwithallitsproblem:

lifeseemedgood.Thenthemusicstoppedandthenewscameon.Therewastalkofanotherfamousmillionaireindrugrehab（康复）afteranincidentwiththepolice.Therewasnewsonthemurderofapoormanwhoselifewassupposedtobechangedafterwinningthelottery.Therewasevenadiscussiononhowmuchgreedandexcess（放肆）haddamagedourworld.

Everystoryseemedtopointonceagaintotheoldsayingthatmoneycan'

tbuyhappiness.HearingthemmademethinkofamovieIsawmanyyearsagoonMotherTeresa'

shomeforthedyinginIndia.WhatstruckmemostwhenIwatcheditwasn'

ttheunbearablepovertythere.Itwasn'

tthesicknessandsufferingthatthepeoplethereweregoingthrough.Itwasratherthepeacefulsmilesoflove,kindness,andhappinessthattheysharedwiththeSistersandwitheachother..Thesepeoplehadnothing.Manywerestrugglingattheendofdeath.Yet,theyknewthesimpletruththatsomanyofusherearestilllearning:

JoyisFree.

Wecanhavejoyandspreadjoyeverydayofourlifehere.Don'

tloveoradmiredollarsignsandthinkthatmoneywillbringyouhappinessthen.Joycan'

tbepurchased.Itcan'

tbeowned.Itcanonlybechosenandthengivenfreelytoothers.Intheeyesofeternity（永恒）moneyisonlyworthlesspaper.Theonlythingthatmattersisthelovewithinyouandthelovethatyougivetotheworld.Makethatyourlegacy（遗产）andyourlifewillforeverberichinjoy.

3.Accordingtothefirstparagraph,wecanknowthat______.

A.theauthorwasverylight-heartedthatday

B.thepoorman'

slifewasimprovedgreatlyduetothelottery

C.theauthorhasahabitofdrivingwhilelisteningtomusic

D.themillionairewasputinprisonfortakingdrugs

3.AlltheinformationaboutthemoviementionedinParagraph2istrueEXCEPT______.

A.itwasaboutMotherTeresa'

scontributions

B.itlefttheauthoradeepimpression

C.peopleinitwereverykindandhappy

D.peopleinitwereextremelypoorandsuffering

3.Bysaying"

Makethatyourlegacy"

theauthormeans"

______"

.

A.Giveyourfortunetoyourcominggenerations

B.Treatyourfortuneasveryvaluablethings

C.Passyourjoyontoyourcominggenerations

D.Havejoyandspreadjoytopeoplearoundyou

3.Whichsectionofanewspaperisthispassagemostprobablytakenfrom?

A.Business.B.Culture.C.Life.D.Entertainment.

C

WhenIwaseightornineyearsold,Iwrotemyfirstpoem. 

Mymotherreadthelittlepoemandbegantocry.“Buddy,youdidn’treallywritethisbeautiful,beautifulpoem!

”Shyly,IsaidthatIhad.Mymotherpouredoutherwelcomepraise.Why,thispoemwasnothingshortofgenius!

“WhattimewillFatherbehome?

”Iasked.IcouldhardlywaittoshowhimwhatIhadaccomplished.Mymothersaidshehopedhewouldbehomearound7.Ispentthebestpartofthatafternoonpreparingforhisarrival.First,Iwrotethepoemoutinmyfinesthandwriting.ThenIusedcoloredpenstodrawaborderaroundit.ThenIconfidentlyplaceditrightonmyfather’splateonthediningtable.

Butmyfatherdidnotreturnat7.Seven-fifteen.Seven-thirty.Myfatherhadbegunhismotion-picturecareerasawriter.Hewouldbeabletoappreciatemypoemevenmorethanmymother. 

Itwasalmost8o’clockwhenmyfatherburstin.Hewasanhourlate,buthecouldnotsitdown.Icanseehimnow,abigHavanacigarinonehand,therapidlydisappearingdrinkintheother,callingdownbitterwordsonhisemployees 

Suddenly,hepausedandglaredathisplate.Therewasasilence.Hewasreachingformypoem.Iloweredmyheadandstareddownintomyplate.

“Whatisthis?

”Iheardhimsay. 

“Ben,awonderfulthinghashappened,”mymothersaid.“Buddyhaswrittenhisfirstpoem.Andit’sbeautiful,absolutelyamaz-” 

“Ifyoudon’tmind,I’dliketodecidethatformyself,”Fathersaid. 

Ikeptmyfaceloweredtomyplate.Itwasonly10lineslong.Butitseemedtotakehours.Irememberwonderingwhyitwastakingsolong.Icouldhearhimdroppingthe