高考模拟四四川Word文档下载推荐.docx

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A.HelpyourselfB.It’syourturn

C.UptoyouD.I’vehadenough

2.From________lookonJoe’sfaceitwasevidentthatthenewscameas________completeshock.

A.a;

aB.the；

/C.a；

/D.the;

a

3.Iknowyou’renothappywiththingsrightnow,butI’msureeverythingwillwork________out.

A.itB.themC.themselvesD.itself

4.Hesentmanye-mailsontheInternetwiththepurposeofmakingfriendswith________shareshishobbiesandinterests.

A.whomeverB.nomatterwhoC.whoeverD.anyone

5.—Haveyoufoundoutwhat’swrongwiththecomputer?

—Notyet.I________evenopenthecase.

A.mustn’tB.can’tC.needn’tD.maynot

6.—Itissaidthatanotherfactory________.

—Yes.Theworkers________itfornearly5monthsalreadyandhavefinished90percentofit.

A.isbuilt;

havebuiltB.isbeingbuilt;

havebeenbuilding

C.isbuilding;

havebeenbuiltD.isbuilt;

havebuilt

7.Thefilmshestarredinturnedouttobeagreatsuccessandhercareerasanactress________.

A.cameaboutB.tookoffC.brokedownD.ranout

8.AnyAmericankidfromapoorfamilycan,ifheunderstandsthevalueofauniversityeducation,findthemeansto________university.

A.adoptB.applyC.admitD.attend

9.Sincethescheduleistight,whydon’tyouaskforhelp________tryingtodoitonyourown?

A.apartfromB.farfromC.ratherthanD.otherthan

10.He’sneverbeenabroadbefore,buthetalksasifhe________tomanycountriesaroundtheworld.

A.hadbeenB.willhavebeen

C.shouldhavebeenD.wouldhavebeen

第二节完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Averytiredtravellercametothebankofariver.Therewasno11.Itwaswinter,andthesurfaceoftheriverwascoveredwith12.Itwasgettingdark,andhe13toreachtheothersidewhiletherewasenough14.Ontheotherhand,heworriedalot,notsurewhethertheicewould15hisweight.

Finally,after16foralongtime,hegotdownonhiskneesandbeganvery17tocreep（爬行）acrossthesurfaceoftheice.Hehopedthatby18theweightofhisbody,theicewouldbeunlikelyto19undertheload.

Afterhemadehis20andpainfuljourneyabouthalfwayacrosstheriver,hesuddenlyheardthesoundof21behindhim.Outofthedusk,therecamea4-horseloadofcoaldrivenbyamansinginghappily22hewenthiscarefreeway.Herewasthetraveller,fearfullycreepinghiswayonhishandsandknees.Andthere,asifwhisked（挥动）alongbythewinter’swind,wentthe23,hishorses,hissled（雪撬）,andtheheavyloadofcoaloverthe24river!

Thestoryillustrates（说明）howmanyofus25life.

Somepeoplecreepthroughlifeforfearofthinice.Their26isnotstrongenoughto27themup.Stilltherearethosewhosingastheygo.Theirfaithis28.

Whenwefacetheriverof29,wedon’thavetofear,nordowecreepthroughlife.Withdetermination,courageandoptimism,wecanhappilymakeourwaytotheother30successfully.

11.A.bridgeB.waterC.roadD.station

12.A.snowB.iceC.smokeD.air

13.A.agreedB.helpedC.wantedD.managed

14.A.lightB.timeC.powerD.strength

15.A.admitB.controlC.loseD.bear

16.A.cryingB.hesitatingC.expectingD.measuring

17.A.quicklyB.happilyC.cautiouslyD.freely

18.A.distributingB.deliveringC.receivingD.reducing

19.A.shakeB.fallC.breakD.move

20.A.braveB.strangeC.joyfulD.slow

21.A.laughingB.waterC.windD.singing

22.A.beforeB.asC.forD.after

23.A.managerB.visitorC.driverD.passenger

24.A.similarB.sameC.deepD.clear

25.A.gothroughB.comeacrossC.fightagainstD.talkabout

26.A.dreamB.feelingC.talentD.faith

27.A.giveB.makeC.holdD.use

28.A.unshakableB.simpleC.trueD.unavoidable

29.A.mistakesB.difficultiesC.questionsD.changes

30.A.stateB.partC.landD.side

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）

第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

（共20小题；

每小题2分，满分40分）

A

Oneyearago,DaveTallyreturnedabagfullofcashtoitsrightfulowner.Itwasn’taneasydecisionfora49-year-oldmanwhohadbeenlivingonthestreetsforsixyears.

Tallywasindebt,unemployedandhadlosthisdriver’slicensefordrunkdriving.Homeless,hewassleepingonamatinachurch-basedhomelessshelterwhenhefound$3,300inabackpack（背包）atalocallight-railstation.ThatcouldhavegottenTallyoutofhishole,buthedecidedthatwasthewrongthingtodo.Instead,hetrackeddowntheownerofthecash,acollegekidnamedBryanBerlangerwhohadplannedtousethemoneytobuyacartoreplaceonehe’dlostinanaccident.“MeetingBerlangerandhearingthestudentthankandpraisehimforhishonestyandkindnessmadeTallyfeelgoodabouthimself,hesays,”writesRepublicreporterDiannaM.Nanez.“Hehadn’thadthatfeelinginawhile.”

WhenwordgotoutthatTallyhadturnedinthecashinsteadofkeepingit,thenationalmediacamelookingforhim.Donationspouredin,andTallysuddenlyfoundhimselfwith$10,000.Buthewasdeterminednottofritter（浪费）itaway.Hebeganpayingoffhisbills,clearinguphisdrivingrecord,andtakingthelongroadback.Heevenmovedintoanapartmentacrossfromtheshelteras“areminderofwhereI’vebeenandwhereI’mnotgoingbackagain.”

Oneyearlater,Tallylandedhis“dreamjob,”managingacommunitygarden.Recently,TheRepublicreports,Tallystartedmanaginganinternshipprogram（实习项目）thatallowspeoplewhoarehomelesstovolunteerinthegarden.“Iletthemknowthatwhenthey’rereadytomakechanges,it’spossible,”hesays.

31.WhendidDaveTallybegintoliveonthestreets?

A.Aboutayearago.B.Aboutsixyearsago.

C.Attheageof43.D.Attheageof49.

32.Whichofthefollowingunderlinedwordshastheclosestmeaningtotheword“hole”inParagraph2?

A.Hedugaholeinthegroundandputthetreein.

B.John’ssuddenresignationputusinabitofahole.

C.Thereisanobviousholeinthelawcoveringpensionfunds.

D.Thecigarettedroppedonthefloorandburntaholeinthecarpet.

33.WhatwastheturningpointofDaveTally’slifeaccordingtothetext?

A.Hisfindingthebackpack.B.Hislandinghis“dream”job.

C.Hismeetingthecollegestudent.

D.Hisbeingreportedbythemedia.

34.HowdidDaveTallydealwiththemoneydonated?

A.Hespentittogobacktherighttrack.

B.Heboughtanapartmentneartheshelter.

C.Hedonatedthemoneytopeopleinneed.

D.Hestartedaprogramtohelpthehomeless.

B

Inthemid-1950s,theNorwegiangovernmentbeganrequiringstudentstoattendschooluntiltheywere16yearsold,ratherthanallowingthemtodropoutat14.Communities（社区）haduntil1972tophasein（逐步实施）thecompulsoryeducationreform,whichmeantthat,fornearly20years,youngstersinsomeareaswenttoschoolforsevenyearsandothersattendedclassesforatleastnineyears.

ThatgaveTarynAnnGallowayauniqueopportunitytoseewhatimpact（影响）theextratwoyearsofeducationhadontheintellectualdevelopmentofstudents.Galloway,aresearcherattheUniversityofOslo,explainsthatallyoungmeninNorwayarerequiredtotakeanIQtestforthemilitarydraft（军队征兵）atage19.

So,sheandhercolleagueswereabletostudythedataon107,000draft-ageyoungmen,connectingtheiryearsofeducationwiththeirIQscoresobtainedbythemilitary.

TheaverageIQscoreontheintelligencetestis100,withmostofthepopulationfallingsomewherebetween85and115onthescale.AccordingtoGalloway,studentswhogotafulltwoyearsofextraschoolingshowedanIQgainofmorethan7points.Thosewithjustoneadditionalyearofcompulsoryeducationgainedapproximately3.7IQpoints.

“So,that’sstillquitelarge,”shesays.“They’regoingfromaboutaveragetowellaboveaverageiftheywereaffectedbythereform.”

Foryears,there’sbeenaheateddebateamongpsychologistsaboutwhetheraperson’sintelligenceistheresultof“smart”genesoranurturing（培养）environment.Galloway’sresultsseemtosupportthenurturingsideoftheargument.

35.GallowayandhercolleaguesgottheIQscoresfrom_____.

A.schoolsB.thearmy

C.theirstudyD.theNorwegiangovernment

36.Wecaninferfromthestudythat_____.

A.thestudentswhoremainedinschoollongerhaveanIQof100

B.thestudentswhohaveanIQof115musthaveattendedcollege

C.thestudentswhogotafulltwoyearsofschoolinghaveanIQofover7

D.thestudentswhoreceived9yearsofcompulsoryeducationhaveanIQofover107

37.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.HighIQ—theresultofeducation

B.Theimportanceofaneducationalreform

C.MoreeducationincreasingIQscores

D.AnIQtestforthemilitarydraft

C

Pavingslabs（铺路板）thatconvert（转变）energyfrompeople’sfootstepsintoelectricityaresettohelppowerEurope’slargesturbanmall（商场）,atthe2012LondonOlympicssite.Therecycledrubber“PaveGen”pavingslabsharvestenergyfromtheimpactofpeoplesteppingonthemandinstantlydelivertinyburstsofelectricitytonearbyappliances（电器）.Theslabscanalsostoreenergyforuptothreedaysinanon-boardbattery.

Intheirfirstcommercialapplication,20pieceswillbescattered（散布）alongthecentralcrossingbetweenLondon’sOlympicStadiumandtherecentlyopenedWestfieldStratfordCitymall—whichexpectsanestimated30millioncustomersinitsfirstyear.“Thatshouldbeenou