高三英语试题精选届高考英语模拟试题及答案文档格式.docx

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CdozenDdozensof

25______eintoleaforbloomisobviouslyasignofspring25C

ATreesBThetrees

CThattreesDWhattrees

26—I’nlsorryto____youtosomuchtrouble26A

—That’sallright

AputBaddCgiveDtake

27______winner,whomightbetheluckiest,wasahousewife27B

AThehundredBThehundredth

CHundredsofDAhundredth

28—Wedon’thaveenoughbooksWhatwouldyouliketo______?

28C

—Hoabouttwoofusone?

Asay,shareBsuggest,share

Csay,sharingDsuggest,sharing

29—ThepartywasagreatsuccessWhydidn’tyoue?

29A

—IwishI_______

AhadBdid

CwouldDshould

30—IthasrainedforadayWhattimelyrain!

30A

ASoitisBSoisit

CSoithasDSohasit

31Aprofessorofbiologygaveatalktomorethan1000studentsonelephantslivingconditionsandthedangers_______them31B

AfaceBfacing

CfacedDarefacing

32—Whatmadebersosad?

32C

—______agoodchancetogoabroad

AMissBMissed

CMissingDBeingmissed

33Only______hotogetthejobwelldoneaheadoftime33D

AdoesRobertknoBRobertdoesknow

DRobertknowsCdoesknoRobert

34MarthaBerrywasnamedoneof_____womenintheUnitedStates34A

Athetwelvemostimportant

Btwelvethemostimportant

Cthemostimportanttwelve

Dthemosttwelveimportant

35—I’mafraidImustbeoffno35D

—__________

ANoproblemBNevermind

CStepslowlyDSeeyou

第二节完形填空（共yeakoldsonlooked36atmeandsaid“Iloveyou”Ididn’tknohattosay37severalsecondsIstoodthereand38downathimMyfirstthoughtwasthathemustneed39whiledoinghishomework40hewastryingtopreparemeforsome41

“42,”hesaid,“MyteachersaidweshouldtellourparentsthatwelovethemandseewhattheysayIt’sanexperiment”

ThenextdayI43histeacheratmyofficetofindoutmoreaboutthis“44”andhotheotherparentshadresponded（反应）

“45,mostofthefathersdidthesameasyou,theteacherexplained,“Feeling46isanimportantpartof47It’ssomethingallhumanbeings48WhatI’mtryingtotellthechildrenisthatit’stoo49thatwedon’texpressthoseleelingsAboyshouldbe50totellhisdadthatheloveshim”

Theteacher,amiddle-agedman,understandshodilficultitisfor51ofustosaythethingsthatwouldbegoodforustosay

Whenmysoncametome52,IheldontohimforanextrasecondAndjust53hepulledaway,Isaidinmydeepest,mostmanly54,“Hey,Iloveyom”

Ididn’tknoilsayingthatwouldmake55ofushealthier,butwedidfeclprettybetter

36AdownBawayCoutDup36D

37AAfterBForCInDOn37B

38AglancedBgotCstaredDknocked38C

39AsurprisesBtimeChelpDpaper39C

40AorBbutCwhenDwhile40A

41AmoneyBnews

CtestDexplanation41B

42AAnythingBNothing

CImportantDInteresting42B

43AadvisedBtold’CcalledDvisited43C

44AtrickBexercise

CnoticeDexperiment44D

45ABasicallyBFortunately

CUsuallyDFrequently45A

46AlovedBhelpful

CinterestedDtrusted46A

47AbodyBworkCstudyDhealth47D

48AagreeBunderstand

CknoDrequire48D

49AbadBgoodCeasyDhard49A

50AfunnyBafraidCpleasedDable50D

51AbothBneitherCsomeDnone51C

52AnexteveningBnextmorning

CthateveningDthatmorning52C

53AbeforeBafterCbecauseDas53A

54AsoundBvoiceCwhisperDcourage54B

55AneitherBeitherCmostDfe55B

第二节阅读理解（共pointandthementrembledinsidethehallTheykeptintouchwiththemothershipbytclephonedescribinghotheyfeltThen,atadepthof3000feet,thetelephonestoppedworkingandtheywerequitecutofffromtheoutsideworldAt30000feet,themenweresurprisedbyasudden,loudnoise-eventhesmallestholeintheballwouldhavemeantinstantdeathLuckily,though,itwasonlyoneoftheouterwindowsthathadbrokenSoonafterwards,thebathyscaphetouchedthesoftoceanfloorraisingabigcloudof“dust”madeupofdifferentkindsofsmall,deadseaanimalsHere,powerfullightslitupthe,darkwaterandthemenweresurprisedtosecfishswimmingjustabovethemquitcuntroubledbythcverylargewate-pressureButtheydidnotdaretoleavethelightsonforlong,astheheatfromthemmadethewaterboilQuiteunexpectedly,thetelephonebeganworkingagainandtheweakbutclearvoicesoftheofficerswereheardonthcmothershipAfterastayofthirtyminutesthemenbegantheirjourneyup,arrivingthreehourlater,coldandwetthrough,butnonetheworsefortheirexperience

56Theofficersstartedtheirjourneyatdawn___56D

Abecausetheywantedtoreturntothemothershipintwentyfourhours

Bbecausetheseathenwascalm

Cwhenthesunwasnottoostrong

Dsothattheycouldreturnbeforedark

57Whatdidtheofficersfindoutatthebottomofthesea?

57B

ATheyonlyfounddifferentdeadseaanimals

BTheydidfindsignsoflife

CTherewasnosignsofanylife

DTherewasonlydust

58Thejourneytothebottomoftimseahelpedustorealizethat______58A

Amuchoftheworldhasn’tyetbeenexplored

Btherearenotanysignsoflifealthebottomofthesea

Cstrongwater-pressurehasgreateffectonfish

Dpowerfullightscannotbeturnedonattheoceanfloorwithoutkillingfish

59Whichofthefollowingisclosestinmeaningto“Theywerecoldandwetthrough,butnonetheworsefortheirexperience”?

59D

ATheywerecoldandwetthrough,whichwastheworstthingofall

BTheywereevenworsethancoldandwetthroughatthebottomofthesea

CConsideringwhattheyhadjustexperienced,beingcoldandwetthroughwasnottoobad

DForsuchanexperience,beingcoldandwetthroughwasnotbadforthematall

B

Totellyouthetruth,I’mnotinterestedinowningacellular（）phoneExceptforuseinanemergency（紧急情况）,forordinarycellularphoneserviceisveryexpen-sireHoouldIgethelpifIwereintroubleorindanger?

AgooddfriendmidaboutaproductshethoughtwouldsettlemyproblemIt’stheSOSphone—aitcelhdarphoneserv-icedesignedforemergencyuse

Withthetouchofahutton,theSOSphonewillconnectmetoaroadsideemergencyservice,a91tserviceoratrainedSOSoperator,24hoursadayIfIeverneedhelpIknoit’sjustaphonecallaway

Bypressingthe“Tow”button,I’llbcconnectedwithmyemergencyroadsideserviceproviderOr,ifIdon’thaveone,theSOSoperatorcansuggestonetomeandgetintou-chwiththemimmediately

The“911”buttonwdiconnectmeto911emergencyserviceinmyarea-bestofall,thecallispletelyfree!

IfIjustwanttocallhometotellmyhusbandandchildrensomethingnecessary,Ican,bypressingthe“Call”hutton,I’llreachanoperatorWhenIasktheoperatortocallhome,I’llbeconnectedautomatically（自动地）AndbecausetheCallCenterhasmy10most-usedphonenumbers,Idon’tevenhavetorecitethenumbers

Unlikeordinarycellularphoneplans,theSOSphonedoesn’thaveanyminimumusagerequirements（底价）orotherpromisesthatcouldchangethepriceiexpecttopayeachmonth

Whynottryityourself!

60ThewriterenjoysusingtheSOSphonebecause______60B

Asheisalwaysintroubleorindanger

Bshethinksthecostofitsserviceisreasonable

Csheneedn’tpayforanyemergencyservice

Dtheordinarycellularphonecannotheusedinanemergency

61Press______button,andyoucangetserweewithoutpayingfee61A

A911BToCcallDToand911

62WhenyouhaveanSOSphone,________62A

Ayouwillgethelpwheneveryouareinanemergency

Byouwillbesafewhereveryouare

Cyoucanbeconnectedwithanyone

Dyoucangetservicefromanycellularphones

63Whenyouwanttocallhome,______63D

Ayouwillhavetotel1theoperatoryourhomephonenumber

Btheoperatorwillsuggestonephonenumbertoyou

CtheCallCenterwillpassonyourwordstoyourfamily

Dyou’llbeconnectedwithyourfamilywiththeHelpofanoperator

64Thewriterwantsto______64C

Atellusherexperience

BletusknoshehasanSOSphone

CletusknosomethingabouttheSOSphone

Dtellussheisverysafenow

C

AgreenhouseisabuildingmadeofglasswhichisusedforkeepingwarmwhentheoutsidetemperatureisloInasimilarwaythereareseveralgasesintheatmosphere（mixtureofgasesthatsurroundtheearth）whichtraptheheatproducedbythesunandpreventitfromescapingThesegasesareknownas“greenhousegases”andthewayinwhichtheytrapheatintheatmosphereiscalledthe“greenhouseeffect”Thisisnotsim-plyairpollutionMostofthemaingreenhousegasesexistnaturallyinsmallamountsinouratmosphere,andwithoutthemthcearthwouldbe30degreescolderandhumanlifewouldnotexistInotherwords,thegreenhouseeffectisanaturalcoursewhichistosomedegreehelpfultous

Theproblemisthatinthelastcenturyandahalf,wehavebeenputtingtoomanyofthesegasesintotheearth’satmospherebyburninglargequantitiesofcoalandoilandbycuttingdownforestTherapidincreaseingreenhousegasesismakingtheworldwarmerTheworld’stemperaturehasalreadygoneupbyhalfadegreethiscentury,andthesealevelhasrisenby10centimetresIftheamountofcarbondioxide（二氧化碳）intheat-mospheredoubles,therewillprobablybeari