德州二模山东省德州市届高三模拟考试 英语 Word版含答案Word文件下载.docx

德州二模山东省德州市届高三模拟考试 英语 Word版含答案Word文件下载.docx

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第I卷（两部分，共105分）

第一部分英语知识运用（共两节。

满分55分）

第一节单项填空（共10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．“Whatamiracle!

”saidthebaker，lookingatfinishedcakewithsatisfaction．

A．a；

theB．the；

／C．／；

aD．the；

a

2．一Areyousatisfiedwithhisgrades?

一Yes．Infact，hecouldn’thavearesult．

A．goodB．betterC．worseD．bad

3．tooearlyforhisappointment，Winstondecidedtoreadthemagazinestokillthetime．

A．ArriveB．ArrivingC．ToarriveD．Havingarrived

4．—Hey，whereareyou?

—Attherailwaystation．Mytrainat8：

30inthemorning．

A．1eavesB．isleavingC．willhaveleftD．willleave

5．Wasitonthatlonelyislandhefamilyfinallysettleddown?

A．whenB．whereC．thatD．which

6．It’shardforelderlypeopletoseeconvenienceasmartphonecanbringtous．

A．whichB．whoseC．whatD．how

7．Theycouldhaveattendedtheawardingceremony，buttheirflightduetothebadweather．

A．wasdelayingB．hadbeendelayed

C．hasdelayedD．wasdelayed

8．Thescenicspotcanattract10，000touristseveryyear，uptohalfareforeigners．

A．ofwhichB．ofwhomC．inwhichD．forwhom

9．Nomatterappealinganadvertisementis，rememberthatthereisnosuchthingasafreelunch．

A．whatB．howC．whenD．which

10．—WehavebookedtwoticketsforRomeoandJuliet．

—，sir.

A．I’msureB．MypleasureC．It’sallrightD．I’llcheck

第二节完形填空（共30小题；

11至20题，每小题1分；

21—40题，每小题1．5分。

满分40分）

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佳选项，并在答题卡将该项涂黑。

A

Afirecompletelydestroyedmymobilehomelastyear．FourmonthsafterI11theloan，Ihadtorebuild12whatlittleIhadsaved．IknewwhatIhadinthebankwouldnotbeenoughl3IbegantorentoutmyRV，recreationalvehicle（休旅车），asawaytohelpendsmeet．

Onewomanwhohad14aweekintheRVcalledandtoldmeshejustfoundoutfromher15thatshehadcancerandthatherhusbandthoughttheyprobablyshouldnotbespendingunnecessarilybutsavingfordoctorbills．Hefeltthattheyshould16thetrip．

Icouldhearthedisappointmentinher17asshetoldmethatshethoughtthetripwasjustwhatsheandherfamilyneeded．Thensheaskedmehowmuchitwould18iftheyonlytooktheRVforafewdays19．IwassomovedbyherstorythatItoldhernottoworryaboutthe20．ItoldherIwantedtogiveherandherfamilythetripforfree．Shebrokedownintotearsattheoffer．ItwasabeautifulmomentIwouldneverforget．

11．A．tookoverB．gotthroughC．paidoffD．lookedup

12．A．withB．throughC．byD．on

13．A．orB．soC．butD．yet

14．A．boughtB．repairedC．offeredD．reserved

15．A．advisorB．doctorC．driverD．guide

16．A．supportB．sponsorC．cancelD．damage

17．A．diseaseB．voiceC．familyD．health

18．A．spendB．takeC．earnD．cost

19．A．eitherB．thoughC．anywayD．instead

20．A．rewardB．treatmentC．profitD．payment

B

OnacoldwinterdayinDenver，Iwaitedinlinetoseemyhero，JackCanfield，thecoauthorofthebest—sellingChickenSoupfortheSoulseries，a／an21tothousandsofpeople．Hewaswise，kindand22，avisionaryforwhatispossibleintheworld．Ithought,“IfIcangettoknowhim，Iwillbecomethat．’’

WhenIsawtheopportunity，I23it．Duringhispresentation，Jackreachedforhiswallet,24outahundred—dollarbill，andsaid“Whowantsthis?

”Hands25upintheaudience；

peopleleanedforwardtoseewhoJackwouldchoose．ButIleaptup，ranupthestairstothestage，andgrabbedthe26fromhishand．

AsItookthebill，heturnedtomeandsaid，“Yes，that’sit!

Wecan’t27theopportunitiestocometous．Wemusttakeactionto28whatwewant!

”

Afterthistalk．Iwaitedin29tomeetJackandaskedforhispersonale-mailaddress．Overthenextseveralmonths，Isenthime-mails30myvisionanddreams．Hekindlye-mailedbacksimple31suchas“Keepthinkingandplayingbigger；

it’smuchmorefunthatway．Love，Jack．”Thenmylifegot32withotherthings．IlostsightofmyinspirationandI33e-mailingJack．

Ayearlater，mydreamgraduallyfaded．IhadthisideaifIgotbackintouchwithJack．I34himagainandagain-butgotno35．AsIsatdownatmycomputertocheckmyemailforthefifthtime，I36wokeup．WhatwasIdoing?

WasIwaitingforthe37oflife?

Instantly，aninspirationcamelikelightning：

Weallhavea“Jack”forwhomwe38.Whynotwritea／an39aboutthiswaitingandcallit“WaitingforJack”．

Threeyearslater，WaitingforJackisabest—selleronAmazon!

AndIhavegrowninwaysI40expected．

21．A．approachB．inspirationC．strategyD．experiment

22．A．doubtfulB．availableC．successfulD．demanding

23．A．seizedB．drewC．missedD．sought

24．A．foundB．madeC．1etD．pulled

25．A．knockedB．turnedC．pickedD．shot

26．A．walletB．ticketC．billD．change

27．A．expectB．allowC．recommendD．instruct

28．A．determineB．destroyC．exchangeD．create

29．A．returnB．1ineC．vainD．advance

30．A．displayingB．sharingC．planningD．arranging

31．A．encouragementsB．commentsC．conclusionsD．questions

32．A．easyB．emptyC．happyD．busy

33．A．checkedB．continuedC．stoppedD．enjoyed

34．A．telephonedB．emailedC．readD．searched

35．A．respectB．mercyC．responseD．direction

36．A．graduallyB．strangelyC．carefullyD．suddenly

37．A．birthB．endC．troubleD．prize

38．A．1iveB．waitC．workD．hunt

39．A．bookB．1etterC．emailD．note

40．A．evenB．neverC．nearlyD．always

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。

Formostpeople，below—freezingtemperaturesgenerallyputastoptooutdoorexercise，butSiberiannativeBorisFyodorovisnotmostpeople．

Minutesafterthecalendartickedovertothispast2014NewYear’sEve，Fyodorovsetoffonasolo，out—and—backmarathonrunfromhishomeintheSiberianvillageofOymyakon，completingthe26．2-milecourse-hisfirstmarathon-injustoverfivehours．Duringtherunheexperiencedtemperaturesaslowas-38oC．

Andthatwasjustthewayhewantedit．

“Iheardaboutothermarathonsaroundtheglobe，namingthemselves‘thecoldest’，likethemostrecentNorthPolemarathonwithrunnersgoingat-28oC．’’FyodorovtoldtheSiberianTimes．“Ithoughtsurelythiscannotberight．OurOymyakonisthecoldestinhabitedplaceinnorthernhemisphere．Whydon’twearrangeamarathonhere?

’’

Oymyakoniswidelyconsideredtobeoneofthecoldestplacesontheplanet，anditsrecord-lowtemperatureof-68oC,recordedin1933，istiedforthecoldestrecordedtemperatureforanyinhabitedplaceonEarth．TheaverageJanuarytemperatureintheareais-50oC．

NotonlydidFyodorovfinishthemarathoninhighspirits，buthealsowantsittobecolderthenexttimehetriesit．“IreallywanttoorganizenextOymyakonmarathoninJanuarywhentheairgoesdownto-50oCor-60oC，”hesaid．

Fyodorovisnotthefirstpersontotakeonacold—weatherathleticchallengelikethis．InadditiontotheNorthPoleMarathonthathementioned，theAntarcticaMarathonisheldeveryyearinlateFebruary，takingrunnersonanout—and—backtourfromRussia’sBellingshausenStation．AsecondAntarcticaevent—theIceMarathon—hasbeenheld一80Fdegreessouthsince2006．

41．What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A．HowcoldistoocoldforanicerunnerB．Sportsincoldareasoftheworld

C．WhereiSittoocoldforhumansD．TheAntarcticIceMarathon

42．WhatdoesFyodorovthinkabouttheNorthPoleMarathon?

A．Therunnersaretooslow．B．Thedistanceisalittleshorter．

C．Itisnotcoldenough．D．Itsetanewworldrecordofmarathon．

43．WhydidFyodorovplanhismarathoninOymyakon?

A．BecauseOymyakonisoneofthecoldestplacesintheworld．

B．BecauseFyodorovismorepopularinOymyakon．

C．BecauseFyodorovlovesOymyakonandplanstolivethere．

D．BecauseOymyakonhasthebestrouteforamarathon．

44．Wecanlearnfromthelastparagraphthat.

A．AntarcticaMarathonisheldinRussiaeveryyear

B．theIceMarathonisthecoldestmarathonintheworld

C．similarmarothonstakeplaceincoldpartsoftheworld

D．FyodorovareplanninganAntarcticaMarathon

45．Whichpartofanewspaperdoesthearticlecomefrom?

A．HealthB．Education

C．CultureD．Sports

Throughoutlife，changeistheonlythingthatseemsconstant．Changehascometomy1ifemanyways，inmyself，andinmysurroundings．Atthesametime，somethingsstaythesame．Thisiswhentraditionsareformed．Iamoftenremindedofthisbythephotographthatsitsbymybed．

Itallbeganwithakissonmyveryfirstdayofschool．Irememberdancingaroundthemirror，watchingasmydarkbluedresscreatedateacuparoundmywaist．Iadmiredthelittleruffle（褶边）ofmyshirtcollarandhowitmatchedperfectlywiththetrimatthebottomofmydress．IknewIwouldbetheenvyofallmyclassmates．

Butsomehow，somethingwasmissing．Ireachedundermybedforthelargeboxofbows（蝴蝶结），ineverycolorimaginable，thatIwasfamousfor．Ipickedoutawhiteonethatwouldmatchmyshirtandcarefullyrantomymom．ShefastenedthefinishingtouchtomyshortbrownhairandIwasreadyformyveryfirstdayofschool．

Afteradmiringmyselfinthemirror，Iheardmymomyell，“picturetime!

”Idasheddownstairswheremymumledtothespot．Iabsolutelylovedgettingmypicturetaken．

Afterseveralindividualshotsandsomewithmyoldersister，Katherine，mydadcameforapicturewithustogether．AsIclimbedontomydad’slap，hewrappedhisarmsaroundKatherineandmeandwebothleanedintokisshimonthecheek．Atthatmoment，mumsnappedtheshotandourtraditionbegan．

Fromthemon，everyyearwhenthefirstdayofschoolrolledaround，wecontinuedourtraditionofpicturesintheyard．Thepicture