高三英语届高考英语一轮复习定时练习四Word文件下载.docx

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3.—I’mreallylookingforwardtothematch.

—SoamI.Ifonlyit　　　rainingtonight!

A.stopsB.wouldstopC.hadstoppedD.istostop

4.Intheeyesofsomepeople,thelion　　　courageandstrength,andisconsideredgenerallytobegoodluck.

A.desiresB.exposesC.deservesD.symbolizes

5.IwasonlyinMombasaforanafternoon,and　　　struckmemostwasthesmellofseafoodbakedbythesun.

A.itB.thatC.whatD.which

6.AlthoughChinahasdeclaredwaronairpollution,ithasalongwaytogo　　　itcanwinthebattle.

A.sinceB.whenC.asD.before

7.—Haveyouhadyourwatchrepaired?

—Yes.I’dexpectedittocostabout$20,buttheychargedmetwice　　　much.

A.asB.soC.tooD.very

8.AnyonewhowantstobuytrainticketsinChinamustprovide　　　,likeanIDcard,drivinglicenseorstudentcard.

A.occupationB.permissionC.motivationD.identification

9.HealthexpertswarnthatbeautytipsontheInternetdonotworkforeveryone,andif　　　inthewrongway,theycouldactuallyharmourhealth.

A.usingB.usedC.beingusedD.tobeused

10.Thecompanyproducesabout25,000handmadeumbrellasoneyear,　　　halfgototheinternationalmarket—mainlyinJapan,EuropeandtheUS.

A.ofthemB.inthemC.ofwhichD.inwhich

11.—Didyougototheconcertlastnight?

—Well,Ihadmeantto.ButI　　　whenitbegantorain.

A.leftB.amleavingC.hadleftD.wasleaving

12.SincegraduationfromtheUniversityofBirminghamintheUK,Annahas　　　severaljobs.However,shefailedalmostalltheinterviews.

A.fallenforB.appliedforC.madeforD.hopedfor

13.AmongthemajorhealththreatsfacingChinesepeople　　　second-handsmokeandairpollution.

A.areB.arethereC.isD.isthere

14.AconcentrationofhighqualitymedicalresourcesinBeijinghascausedthousandsofpeople,mostlyfromoutsidethecity,　　　bettermedicalcaretheredaily.

A.seekingB.soughtC.toseekD.havingsought

15.—I’mplayingataconcerttomorrow.I’mreallyworriedaboutit.

—　　　SoamI.

A.Nevermind.B.I’mnotsurprised.

C.Whybother?

D.Don’tmentionit.

二、完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1分，满分20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。

OnNoahArk（方舟）,thingsweregettingabitboring.Noahandhisanimalsstartedorganizinggamesto16themselves.Butabirddrilled（钻）aholeinthebottomofthearkbyaccident.As17beganenteringtheboat,theholegotbiggerandthingsgotabit18.

Onebyone,differentanimalstriedtofixthehole.Theyevengotcompetitiveaboutitbecauseeveryonewantedtobetheanimalthathad19theark.Thebeaver（海狸）builtadamoverthehole,buteventhatdidn’t20.Everyonewasscared,worriedthattheboatwould21.Thatwas,untilthebeestarted22.Thebeeexplainedtoeveryonehowitwasthatbees23workedtogether,asa24,eachonedoingthejobtheywerebestat.On25this,alltheanimalssetaboutworkingtogether,eachoneplayingtheirpartbycontributingtheirownspecial26.Thebirdsflappedtheirwingsmadly,liftingtheboatupalittle.Theelephantssuckedupthewaterintheirtrunksand27itbackintothesea.The28animalsranhereandthere,collecting29.

Byworkingtogether,theanimals30toreducetheamountofwatercomingintotheark,buttheystillhadn’tstoppedit31.Suddenly,afishswaminthroughthehole.Theanimals32thelittlefishtogoandsummon（召集）33tosavetheirboat.Heswamoffandsoonfishafterfisharrivedattheark.Evenabigwhalecame,andthewhale34itsgreatbodyagainstthehole.Thisstoppedwaterenteringandgavetheanimals35tocloseupthehole.

16.A.amuseB.improveC.warnD.instruct

17.A.airB.waterC.pollutionD.noise

18.A.interestingB.disappointingC.surprisingD.worrying

19.A.filledB.pulledC.savedD.made

20.A.stayB.appearC.increaseD.work

21.A.hideB.breakC.leaveD.sink

22.A.talkingB.flyingC.arguingD.fighting

23.A.sometimesB.alwaysC.probablyD.almost

24.A.teamB.schoolC.lineD.class

25.A.reachingB.hearingC.takingD.showing

26.A.talentB.cultureC.secretD.food

27.A.hitB.pouredC.shotD.led

28.A.biggestB.bravestC.kindestD.fastest

29.A.informationB.moneyC.materialsD.opinions

30.A.neededB.learnedC.promisedD.managed

31.A.earlyB.carefullyC.completelyD.quickly

32.A.allowedB.askedC.expectedD.reminded

33.A.strengthB.noticeC.helpD.courage

34.A.pressedB.storedC.coveredD.trapped

35.A.spaceB.timeC.powerD.pleasure

三、阅读理解（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30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。

A

Thesummerof2011hasbeenagreatyearforseaturtlesalongthecoastofNorthandSouthCarolina.TheDepartmentofNaturalResourceshavereported3,889nestshavebeenspottedinSouthCarolinaalone,withthousandsmoreinNorthCarolina.

Mysister-in-lawisaloggerhead（蠵龟）fanandspendsmanyhourspatrolling（巡视）theturtlenests.Manynights,sheandherfellowvolunteersspendtimelocatingandprotectingthenests.Hergreatestjoyiswatchingthebabyturtleshatchandcrawl（爬行）safelytothesea.Ontheirjourney,thebabiesfacemanyobstaclesintheirpath,suchashungrybirdsorholesduginthesand.Lightsfrombeachhousesalsodisturbtheirtriptothesea.Itisaknownfactthattheturtlebabiesareattractedtolightandsometimesgothewrongway.Mysister-in-lawwillactuallystandintheshallowwater,withaflashlight,tohelpthebabyloggerheadscrawlintherightdirection.

Adultloggerheadscanweighasmuchas400poundsandhaveashellupto3.5feetlong.Theadultfemalewilltrek（跋涉）fromtheoceanabout3to6timesperseasonanddeposithereggsinthesand.Shepicksaspot,usuallynearthedunes（沙丘）anddigsahole.Thenshedeposits100to125golfballsizedeggsinthesand.Finallyshetravelsbacktotheocean,asherjobisdone.

Besideshelpingtheturtleshatch,theturtlepatrolsprotectthenestswithropesandsignsandthereisafinefordisturbingseaturtlesortheirnests.TheloggerheadisprotectedundertheUSFederalEndangeredSpeciesAct.Thenestingseasonusuallyendsinmid-August,butduetoanincreaseinturtleactivity,theseasonmaylastuntilearlyOctober.Expertsdon’tknowwhytherehavebeenmoreneststhisyear,butvolunteersliketothinkithastodowiththeirdedicationtotheseaturtles.

36.Afterhatching,babyturtlesaresupposedtogoto______atlast.

A.thebigseaB.brightplaces

C.shallowwatersD.thedunes

37.Accordingtotheauthor,theadultfemaleturtle______.

A.layshereggsonthesamespoteveryyear

B.goesashoreatleast12timesayear

C.depositshereggsnearsanddunesinthesea

D.layshereggsinthesandnearsanddunes

38.Whydothevolunteersuseropesandsignsaroundthenests?

A.Tohelpthebabyturtleshatchquickly.

B.Topreventpeopledisturbingthenests.

C.Tohelpfemaleturtleslaymoreeggssafely.

D.Tostoppeoplefromwatchingthecrawlingturtles.

39.Theunderlinedword“dedication”hastheclosestmeaningto“______”.

A.donationB.connectionC.devotionD.attitude

B

KristenThompsonsmiledwhenchattingabouthowherparentssometimeslookbacktotheirschooldaysbyturningoverthepagesoftheyearbook.Theyearbookisfilledwithmemoriesofthetimesthatshapedmanyofourlives.Butinsomepartsofthecountry,ithasbeenthrownaway,orisatriskofdisappearance.“It’stheonlythingfromhighschoolthatyou’llprobablyhave20yearsfromnow,”saidThompson,astaffmemberoftheTallmadgeHighSchool,whowasn’tpleasedtolearnthatnotmanystudentsarebuyingtheschoolannual（年刊）.

Somesayit’stheeconomy;

otherssayit’sbecauseofthepopularityofsocialnetworkssuchasFacebook.Andthentherearetheteenswhosimplydon’thaveloyalty（忠诚）totheirschool.

“I’mnotgettingayearbookbecausetheyarejusttooexpensive,”saidRevereHighSchoolstudentSammyParks,15.Manystudentsthinkthesameway,particularlyunderclassmen（新生）.

ButformanyseniorsintheAkronarea,particularlythoseinsuburban（郊区的）districtswhereswitchingschoolsislessfrequent,havingmemoriesoftheirteenageyearsneatlybound（装订）togetherinahandsomepackageremainsimportant.

Social-networkingsitessuchasFacebookallowanyonetopostphotosandcreatealbums.Butthosetypesofsitesmightbegone,orattheveryleastremarkablydifferent,whentoday’shighschoolseniorsaregrandparents.“WhenI’m50yearsold,I’mnotgoingtohaveaFacebook,”explainedNatalieWalker,aTallmadgeHighSchoolsenior.“Andthosesitesaren’tpickingupenoughofwhat’shappeningaroundus,”addedclassmateMercedesSlider.Withayearbook,studentswillnothaveaboveproblems.

“Iwouldn’tsaytheyearbookisdying,”saidJimBarbourofHerffJones,whichproducesyearbooksintheAkronarea,“butIthinkweneedtotellpeoplewhyit’salive.”

40.Accordingtothetext,ayearbooktellsabout______inthepastyear.

A.howthestudentsfeltB.whatthestudentswrotedown

C.whathappenedallovertheworld

D.whathappenedinsidetheschool

41.Paragraph2tellsuswhytheyearb