14年高考英语 东城 一模.docx

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14年高考英语东城一模

北京市东城区2013—2014学年度第二学期高三综合练习

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英语试题

21.Thereareplentyofvegetablesinthefridge.Youneedn'tbuy____

A.someB.anyC.fewD.little

22.Thepianist______aloveformusicwhenhewasalittleboy.

A.wasdevelopedB.developed

C.hasdevelopedD.hasbeendeveloped

23.You______takephotosinsidethemuseum;itisforbidden.

A.wouldn'tB.needn'tC.mustn'tD.mightn't

24.Theeditorgotane-mailfromareader,______askedhimhowtosubmitarticlestothemagazine.

A.whenB.whoC.whoseD.where

25.Itisusuallycheapertohavethegoods_______byseathanbyair.

A.sentB.tosendC.sendingD.beingsent

26.Yourcomputerisworkingagain!

—Yes,therewassomethingwrongwithitsscreen,butit____________

A.hadbeenrepairedB.isbeingrepaired

C.hasbeenrepairedD.wouldberepaired

27.Kensnext-doorneighbourhadapartylastnight,_______thenoisekepthimawakeallnight.

A.butB.orC.forD.and

28.______theInternet,weareabletogetup-to-dateinformationfromavarietyofsources.

A.UseB.TouseC.UsingD.Used

29.Joelookedcloselyathiscar_________ifithadbeendamaged.

A.toseeB.seeingC.tobeseeingD.havingseen

30.WhereisJack?

Ihaven’tseenhimrecently.—He_____hisholidayinPairs

A.isspendingB.spentC.hasspentD.willspend

31.______Nancylikesbestaboutcollegeisthatshecanmeetpeoplefromalloverthecountry.

A.WhereB.WhenC.ThatD.What

32.Icanremembermyfirstdayofschool______itwereyesterday.

A.incaseB.eventhoughC.asifD.nowthat

33.Inmanybigcitiesintheworld,theoveruseofcarsisconsidered___________oneofthe

A.forB.byC.toD.as

34.OnestrongpublicopinionintheUSA.is_____governmentshouldcontroltheuseofgun.

A.thatB.whereC.whyD.whether

35.Betty,whyareyouhere?

Don'tyouknowthemeetinghasbeencancelled?

—No.Idon't.Someone________me.

A.couldtellB.mighttell

C.wouldhavetoldD.shouldhavetold

ItwasthefirstmorningoftheNewYearandtheweatherwasverycold.Ihavealwaysbeenanearlybirdandmymorningwalkshavebeenthe36forthelast7years,soIputonmyshoesto37formyfirstwalkoftheNewYear.

Therewascomplete38outside.Littercouldbeseeneverywhere.Itseemedthateveryonehadanall-night_39.Itwastoocoldto40anyonetobeawaketoclearallthewalkwaysat5inthemorning.Iwas41towalkonthedirtywalkwaysanddecidedtogobackhome.

Iwasabouttoleave42IsawSamcleaningthegarden.Heisanemployeeofoursocietyassociationandis43totakecareofthewalkwaysandthegarden.IwalkeduptoSamasitwasa（n）44toseehimtherecleaningatthistime.Hesawmeandpolitely45me,"HappyNewYear!

"

“Howcomeyouarehereanddoingallthisontheveryfirstdayofanewyear?

”Iasked.Samanswered__46_,“Itisthefirstdayoftheyearsotheyshouldfeelgoodandspecial.Forme,todayislikeanyother__47_dayandmyjobstartswiththe48.”

Itwasgoodtoseesomeoneso49atheart.Likeotherstaffmembers,Samcouldhavetakenaday__50__,buthewokeupearlyandcameforallofus.Isuddenlyrealizedlifedoesnot51whentheclockstrikestwelveatmidnightandaNewYearbegins.We52allnight,thesurrounddirty.Lifegoesonandothersneedto53upearlyandclearthegarbage.Isn'ttheverynextmorninganewdayofaNewYearforallthosewhoclearourgarbage?

Whycan'twealsokeepour54cleansothateveryonecanhaveaNewYeartheverynextday?

Itistruethatsmallthingscanmakeabig55inourlives.

36.A.mannerB.trendC.routineD.procedure

37.A.lookB.sendC.longD.head

38.A.wasteB.freedomC.silenceD.absence

39.A.celebrationB.traditionC.decorationD.pollution

40.A.orderB.expectC.trustD.catch

41.A.tiredB.scaredC.puzzledD.annoyed

42.A.becauseB.thoughC.unlessD.when

43.A.advisedB.promotedC.supposedD.determined

44.A.pleasureB.successC.surpriseD.honour

45.A.suggestedB.wishedC.asked.D.congratulated

46.A.coldlyB.hopefullyC.casuallyD.calmly

47.A.dirtyB.narrowC.busyD.cold

48.A.beginningB.sameC.specialD.new

49.A.devotedB.cautiousC.honestD.polite

50.A.overB.outC.up.D.off

51.A.changeB.improveC.returnD.happen

52.A.sleepB.partyC.workD.clean

53.A.putB.stayC.wakeD.pick

54.A.surroundingsB.conditionsC.backgroundD.location

55.A.decision'B.differenceC.promiseD.suggestion

A

Youknowwhatit’slike.You'vejustarrivedinTorontoafteralongflight,andallyoureallywanttodoistoliedownandrelaxinyourhotelroom.Butfirstyouhavetomakeafewquicknotesfortomorrow'smeeting,thencheckyoure-mails,andperhapsprintoutafewthings.Andyouneedtomakeafewlocaltelephonecalls,andonecallhometoyourfamily.

Andwhatdoyouusuallyget?

Yourdeskisjustaboutbigenoughforacupofcoffee;there'snodesklamp;thestationery（办公用品）isacoupleofsheetsofheadednotepaper;andapendoesn'twork.PrintinghastobearrangedwiththeReception,andwhenyoutrytouseyourcellphoneyoufindthatitwon'tworkinCanada.

Well,Harmonyisdifferent.Justtellusinadvancewhatyou'regoingtoneed,andwe'llseethatit'swaitingforyouwhenyouarrive.Therewillbeaprinterinyourroomifyouwantone,andacellphonethatreallyworks.Allyouhavetopayforisthecallsyoumake.

Wecanalsoarrangearoomforbusinessmeetings,and,usingtheverybestemploymentagency,evensupplyasecretarytotakeminutes.Allweaskisafewdays'notice.

Allour-roomsareofthesamehighstandard,andweguaranteenottoincreasepricesinthenexttwelvemonths.Butbooknow,becausewe'realreadyfillingupfast,andwe'dhate1:

0disappointyou.

Harmony-thehotelyouyealwayswanted;butneverbeenabletofind-untilnow

56.Theadvertisementisintendedfor

A.airlinestaffB.businesspeople

C.secretariesD.tourists

57.Whatmusttheguestdoifhewantsasecretary?

A.Informthehotelinadvance.B.TelltheReceptiononarrival.

C.Callanemploymentagency.D.Putupanoticeinthehotel.

58.Whyisitbesttobooknow?

A.Thebestroomsgofirst.B.Pricesmightincreasesoon.

C.Itensureshighstandardrooms.D.Roomsmaybecomeunavailable.

59.WhatisspecialaboutHarmony^

A.Itofferstelephonecallsforfree.

B.ItprovidesprintingattheReception.

C.Itgiveshighstandardinformationservices.

D.Itmakesarrangementstomeetguests'needs.

B

LumberjackArt

Whenpeoplethinkofanartist,theyprobablydonotimaginealumberjack（伐木工人）cuttingdowntreeswithachainsaw.Yetmanylumberjacksconsiderthemselvestobeartists.Insteadof.patientlyworkingonalargeblockofhardrock,however,lumberjackartistsusechainsawsto..carvethere,masterpiecesfromwood.

Wooden,sculptures（雕塑）createdwithchainsawsareperfectexamplesoffolkart.Everydaytoolsareusedtocreateartthatfocusesonsubjectsfoundinnature,suchasbearsorotherforestanimals.Notalllumberjacksareartists,butsomechainsawartistshavebeenlumberjacks.

Alumberjack,whoisalsoanartistmightcutdownatreeduringaworkday.Ifthestump,thebottomofthetree,isagoodsize,theartistmightbemotivatedtosculptthestumpintotheshapeofaforestanimal.Thechainsawartistmightalsocarveotherlargeblocksofwood.Sometimesahomeownermightcutdownatreeintheyardandthenhireachainsawartisttocreateanoutdoorsculpturefromthestump.So,thisartowesitsoriginstoeverydaytasksandnature.

Theoriginsofchainsawartmaybehumble（不起眼的）,butthepracticehasexpandedwellbeyondturningastumpintoasculpture.Insomewayschainsawartistsareliketraditionalwoodcarvers.Oneartistsaidthatusingchainsawswassimplymorepractical.Thispersonbeganhisworkasatraditionalwoodcarver-thatis,heusedhandtoolsto.carvethewoodintotheshapeshewanted.Tosavetime,hebeganusingachainsawtoremovesomepartsofthewoodenblock.Thisartistrealizedthatthechainsawnotonlycutdownlargepiecesofwoodquickly,butalsoproducedadistinctiveandbeautifulpatternon-the:

wood.Thesepatternswouldnotbeseeninotherpiecesofart.Eventually,theartistbeganusingthechainsawfornearlyallofhiscarvings.

Howeverunusualitmayseem,chainsawartisheretostay.Thefinaltestofsuccessforanytypeofartistheenthusiasmandacceptanceofthepublic.Theconclusionis;peoplelovewatchingchainsawartistswork,andpeoplelovethesculpturestheycreate.

60.Whatdoweknowaboutchainsawartists?

A.Theyareoriginallytraditionallumberjacks.

B.Theycreatemasterpiecesinwoodsandforests.

C.Theyintroduceanewconceptofartiststopeople.

D.Theyproducetheirsculptureswhilecuttingdowntrees.

61.Chainsawart

A.isakindoffolkartB.ishardtobespread

C.focusesonmodernthemesD.needstimetobemastered

62.WhatismainlydiscussedinParagraph4?

A.Theoriginsofthelumberjackart.

B.Theexperiencesofachainsawartist.

C.Theprocedureforcreatingachainsawsculpture.

D.Theapplicationofchainsawinthelumberjackart.

C

ItwasadangerousperiodforNancywhereherownfortuneswereconcerned.Shehadtorelyonfreelance（自由撰稿）workforsixmonthsafterQualityWeeklyMagazinefolded.Theregularsalarychequehadalwaysseemedverysmall,butnowit-waslikelostriches.Shesentmanyarticlestoothermagazines.Sometimesshestruckitluckyandgotatask.Sheoncewroteashortarticleofapoliticianwhoappreciatedherfair-mindedapproachand