届河北省唐山市高三第一次模拟考英语试题及答案Word文档格式.docx

届河北省唐山市高三第一次模拟考英语试题及答案Word文档格式.docx

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Thisstoryshowsageneral9:

theexperienceofwaitingisdefinedonlypartlybytheactuallengthofthewait.Oftenthepsychologyofqueuingismore10thanthelengthofthewaititself.Occupiedtime（walkingtobaggageclaim）feels11thanunoccupiedtime（standingatbaggageclaim）.Researchon12hasshownthat,onaverage,peopleoverestimatehowlongthey’vewaitedinalinebyabout36percent.

Thisisalsowhyonefindsmirrorsnexttolifts.Thespreadofhigh-risebuildingsafterWorldWarIIledtocomplaintsaboutlift13.Themotivebehindthemirrorswas14totheoneusedattheHoustonairport:

givepeoplesomethingto15theirtime,andthewaitseemsshorter.

1.A.suggestionsB.questionsC.complaintsD.challenges

2.A.evaluatedB.countedC.decreasedD.increased

3.A.continuedB.disappearedC.doubledD.changed

4.A.AnnoyedB.PuzzledC.DiscouragedD.Excited

5.A.exitB.landingC.arrivalD.departure

6.A.uncomfortablyB.aimlesslyC.hopelesslyD.impatiently

7.A.freedB.sentC.movedD.removed

8.A.waitB.walkC.wasteD.sit

9.A.principleB.approachC.beliefD.reason

10.A.scientificB.interestingC.usefulD.important

11.A.slowerB.shorterC.moredifficultD.morepainful

12.A.figuresB.baggageC.queuingD.standing

13.A.delaysB.qualityC.safetyD.repairs

14.A.devotedB.superiorC.familiarD.similar

15.A.takeB.occupyC.useD.value

第二节语法填空（共10小题；

每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为16～25的相应位置上。

Therewasonceasmallboywhowouldnevergetdressedwhenhisparentstoldhimto,16wouldhewearwhattheywantedhimto.Hepreferredunusualclothes,butaboveall,helikedtakinghistime.Hisparentswerealwaysinarush,andwantedhimtobemuch17（quick）,buttheboydidn'

tlikethis,18hewouldslowdownevenmore.

Oneday,hisparentsgotsoangrywhenherefusedtodress,thattheytoldhimtogooutwithoutanyclothesatall.19（amuse）,theboyfollowedhisparentsoutofthedoor.Heheldabelief20nobodycoulddoanythingtohim.

Astheboystoodoutsidehishousewithnothingon,waitingforhisparents’car,alongcamethelocalpigfarmer.Thefarmer,21wasalmostdeaf,hadverypooreyesight.Notonlythat,butalsohe22（forget）hisglassesthatday.Whenhesawtheboy’spinkskin,hethoughtitwasoneofhispigs.Shoutingandpushing,thefarmerforced23intoapigcage.

Theboybeggedhimtostopbutthedeaffarmercouldn’thear.

Whenfoundbyhisparents,theterrifiedboyneveragainwantedtobemistaken24anythingotherthanahumanbeing.Nowhe’sthefirst25（get）dressed,andalwayslooksneat.

II阅读（共两节，满分50分）

第一节阅读理解（共20小题；

每小题2分，满分40分）

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

A

ThefutureofwrittenEnglishwillowemoretoHollywoodfilmsthanDickensorShakespeare,ifthefindingsofastudyintochildren’swritingareanythingtogoby.ResearcherswholookedattheentriestoanationalcompetitionfoundtheywereincreasinglyusingAmericanwordssuchasgarbage,trashcan,sidewalk,candy,sneakers,soda,andflashlight.

Thestories,writtenbypupilsaged7to13,showhowfairycakesarereferredtoascupcakesandadinnerjackethasbecomeatuxedo.“Smart”isnowoftenusedfor“clever”and“cranky”for“irritable”.

Televisionalsohasapowerfulinfluenceonchildren’swork,withLadyGagaandArgentineanfootballerLionelMessiamongthefamousnamesfromTVcroppinguprepeatedly.

Butpupilsareletdownbybasicspelling,punctuationandgrammar,accordingtothestudybyOxfordUniversityPress（OUP）,whichlookedattheentriestoBBCRadioTwo’s“500Words”competition.

Childrenstruggledtocorrectlyspellsimplewordssuchas“does”and“clothes”andoftenfailedtousethepasttensecorrectly,frequentlywriting“rised”insteadof“rose”or“thinked”insteadof“thought”.

Researchersalsofoundthatpunctuationwasunderused,especiallysemi-colonsandspeechmarks.Somedidnotknowhowtousecapitalletters.However,exclamationmarkswereoverused.Researchersfound35,171examplesintotal,withsomeyoungwritersusingfiveatatime！

PopularUSfictionsuchastheTwilightnovelsandfilmsisthoughttobefuelingtheincreasinguseofAmericanvocabularyandspelling.Meanwhile,fearsthattextingwascorruptingchildren’swrittenworkwereunfounded,theysaid,withyoungstersonlyusingtextlanguagewhentheywerereferringtoatextmessage.

SamanthaArmstrongfromOUPsaid:

“Perhapswearecatchingaglimpseofthelanguageofthefuture.”ChrisEvans,whoseradioshowrunsthecompetition,saidtheresultswere“fascinating”,adding:

“Who’dhavethoughtthatMessiandGagawouldbesomeofthemostusednames?

”

26.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisanexampleofBritishEnglish?

A.sneakersB.fairycakesC.tuxedoD.cranky

27.WhichofthefollowingwasNOTfrequentlyfoundinthepupils’stories?

A.Textmessagelanguage.

B.AvarietyofAmericanisms.

C.Overuseofexclamationmarks.

D.NamesoffamousTVstars.

28.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?

A.LionelMessiisnowthemostfamousfootballerinBritain.

B.AmericanmoviesandbooksareincreasinglypopularinBritain.

C.ThenationalwritingcompetitionisorganisedbyOxfordUniversityPress.

D.WrittenEnglishismoreinfluencedbyclassicalliteraturethanpopularUSculture.

29.Theunderlinedphrase“unfounded”inParagraph7probablymeans_________.

A.unbearableB.unnoticeableC.notfoundD.notbasedonfacts

30.Thepassageisintendedto_________.

A.showthatBritishchildrenhavespellingsandgrammarabilities

B.sharetheexperienceabouthowtoteachwrittenEnglishinacorrectway

C.discussthenoticeablechangesandevolutionofwrittenEnglishinBritain

D.criticizetheinfluenceofpopularUScultureonBritishchildren’slanguageuse

B

BisselisasmallvillageoftheWestSahara.Itliesnexttoal.5-square-kilometeroasis（绿洲）,fromwherethreedaysandnightsaregenerallyrequiredtogooutofthedesert.However,beforeKenLevindiscovereditin1926,noneoftheBisselvillagershadeverwalkedoutofthedesert.Reportedly,theywerenotunwillingtoleavethisbarrenland.Manyhadpreviouslytriedbutfailed,alwayssomehowfindingthemselvesbackattheoasisafterseveraldaysoftryingtowalkout.

WheninterviewedbyKenLevin,anexpertattheBritishRoyalCollegeofSciences,thevillagersexplainedthatnomatterwhichdirectiontheywalkeditalwaysbroughtthembacktothevillage.

Whycouldn’ttheBisselvillagerswalkoutofthedesert?

Levinwasverypuzzled.Hehad,byhimself,managedtowalknorthfromthevillageandreachthenearesttowninthreeandahalfdays.Hedecidedtocarryoutanexperimenttosolvethemystery.HeandaBisselvillagercalledArgutel,wouldwalkoutofthedeserttogether.Theypreparedenoughwaterforahalf-a-monthjourneyandtwocamels.ButthistimeKenLevindidn'

tbringhiscompass.LevinwouldfollowArgutel.

Tendayslater,theyhadwalkedforabout500milesbutwerestillinthedesert.Onthe11thmorning,anoasiscameintotheirview.TheywerebackatBissel.LevinnowunderstoodwhytheBisselpeoplecouldn’tescapethedesert.TheyhadnoknowledgeoftheNorthStar,whichhadforcenturiesprovidedsailorsandothertravelerswithapointofdirection.Inthedesert,ifapersongoesforwardrelyingonlyontheirsenses,theywillnotbeabletotravelinastraightline.Rathertheywilltravelinaverylargecircleandeventuallytrackbacktowheretheybegan.LevinexplainedtoArgutelthefunctionoftheNorthStarandsaid,“Aslongasyourestinthedaytimeandwalktowardsthebrighteststaratnight,youwouldbeabletowalkoutofthedesert.”Arguteldidashewastold.Threedayslater,hecametotheedgeofthedesert.

NowintheWestSahara,Bisselhasbecomeabrightpearl,wheretensofthousandsoftouristscomeeveryyear.Argutel’sbronzestatuestandsinthecenterofthetown.Onitsbasearethewords:

__________________________________.

31.VillagersinBisselhadneverwalkedbeyondthedesertbecause________.

A.theyhadnomethodtofindtheirwayout

B.theywerediscouragedbytheirfailures

C.theyhadafearoftheoutsideworld

D.theyhadnodesiretoleavetheoasis

32.KenLevinaskedArguteltowalktothenorthinorderto________.

A.seehowfarawayBisselwastotheedgeofthedesert

B.provethatpeoplecouldwalkoutofthedesert

C.tellpeoplenottowalkincircles

D.showArgutelwasagreatperson

33.Accordingtothepassage,KenLevin________.

A.knewArgutelbeforehecametothevillage

B.cametoBisseltodoexperimentsonbehalfofhiscollege

C.becamethefirstmantowalkoutofthedes