四川省高考英语试题及答案.docx

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四川省高考英语试题及答案

201４年四川省高考英语试题

第I卷（选择题共９０分）

注意事项：

　１.必须使用２B铅笔在答题卡上将所选答案对应的标号涂黑。

2.　第Ｉ卷共两部分,计90分。

第一部分　英语知识运用

第一节单项选择（共10小题；每小题１分,共1０分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中国,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.She'ｄ　ｌivedin　Lｏｎdon　aｎd　Mａnchester,buｔsheliked____＿_ａｎdｍoved　ｔoCａｍbrｉｄge.

Ａ．bｏthﻩﻩB.neithｅrﻩC.nonｅﻩﻩD．eｉｔher

2.Granｄmapoinｔedtotｈｅhoｓpitalaｎdsaiｄ,＂Tｈat's＿＿____　Iｗａsbｏrｎ.＂

A.　whenﻩＢ.　howﻩﻩＣ．wｈｙﻩD.　where

3.Wasit　ｂecauｓｅＪackｃameｌatefoｒsｃhool　＿_____Mr.Ｓmｉth　got　aｎgry?

A.　whyﻩﻩB.ｗｈｏﻩﻩﻩC.　whｅrｅD.that

4.Ｕnｔilｎow,ｗehaｖeraisｅd５0.000poundsfortｈepｏorchildren．__＿＿__is　quiteｕnexpｅcted.

Ａ.thａtﻩＢ．　whiｃhﻩﻩC.whoﻩＤ.it

５.　The　mａｎａgerｗas　ｓaｔisfiedtoseemanynewｐrｏｄucｔs＿_＿__＿afteｒgreatefforｔ.

Ａ.havingdｅvelopedＢ.　toｄeveloｐﻩC.developedＤ.ｄeveｌoｐ

6.Istillreｍembeｒmｙhapｐｙ　chｉldｈoodｗhenmy　motheｒ_＿____tａｋｅmｅtoDiｓneylanｄ　atweekends．

A.　mｉghｔﻩﻩB．mｕstﻩﻩＣ.wｏuｌｄD.sｈoｕlｄ

7.—Iｈopｅtotake　tｈe　cｏmputercｏurse.

—Ｇood　ideａ．＿___　ｍoreａbｏutiｔ，　ｖisitthisｗebsitｅ.

A．TofiｎdoｕtﻩＢ.　ＦindinｇouｔC.　Ｔobｅ　fｉndingｏｕｔﻩＤ．　Haｖinｇｆound　out

8.　Ｉ'lｌbe　ｏutfｏrsoｍetime.______anythingimpｏrtanthapｐens，　ｃallｍｅ　ｕpimｍediately.

A.　ＩｎcaseﻩＢ．AsｉfﻩC.Even　thｏｕgｈD.Ｎoｗthat

９.Sｈe__＿_＿_soｍeone,soI　nｏdｄedｔｏherａndwentａwａy.

A.ｐhoｎeｄﻩB．hadｐｈonedＣ．waｓpｈｏnｉｎgﻩD.　ｈaspｈoneｄ

10.—Hoｗ　abｏuｔ　ｄｉｎneｒtonｉghｔ?

Ｉt's　ｏnme.

　—__＿__＿.

A．Youａre　weｌｃomeB．Oｈ，Ｉ'ｄ　liketo　C．　Ｗｅｌl,Ｉ'ｍａｆrａｉｄｓoﻩD．　That＇s　allrｉgｈt

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，共30分）

阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的所给选项（A、B、C、Ｄ）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。

Ｍy　ｈusｂａnd,Tom,hasａlｗaｙsｂｅeｎ　gｏod　wｉtｈ　aniｍａls,ｂｕtIｗaｓ　ｓtillamazedwhenhebefriｅｎdｅｄ　afemale　gｒouse（松鸡）.　Ｉt＇ｓ　１１for　agｒousetoｈａve　anycontacｔ（接触）withpeｏpｌe.Ｉｎfact，ｔheｙ＇rehａｒdtｏspｏt,12　theyusｕalｌyflｙ　off　ｗｈenｔhｅyhｅａr　ｈumaｎｓaｐｐｒｏａching.

Ｔhｉs　grousｅcamｅiｎtoourlｉveｓin１3.Tomwａsworkinｇ　oｕt　ｉｎ　ｔhefiｅｌｄ　ｗhenhe　14

heｒwalkinｇaroundatthｅｅdｇeofthefield.Shewas　　15unafｒaiｄaｎｄ　ｓeemedtobｅ　16

ａboutwhａthｅｗaｓ　dｏing.

Tｏｍｓawthe17　birｄ　seveｒａｌtiｍes,andsｈｅgoｔmｏrecomｆoｒtablｅaround　hｉm.Ｗｅquｉｃklｙgreｗ18　oｆthe　ｂｉrdandｄecidedto　cａllher　Ｍｉｌdｒed．

Onｅｄay,　as　Ｔomwas　working,Mildreｄ　ｃamｅｗitｈinafeｗfeetｏfhimtｏwａtｃh．　Tｏm１9　

hedidn'tseeherａndkｅpｔworkiｎg　toｓeｅ　ｗｈat　sheｗoｕlｄｄonexｔ.

Ａｐpaｒentｌy,shediｄn'tlｉkｅtobe20　.Shｅ＇ｄ　ｒｕnup　aｎd　peck　（啄）aｔTom'shands,　then

21　ofｆtosee　whatｈe　wouｌddo.Tｈis　went　ｏn　ｆoｒａbout2０　ｍinuteｓ,　ｕntilMiｌdｒed　beｃａme　tireｄ　ｏfthｅ　2２　ａnｄlefｔ．

Assｐrinｇwentandsummer　cａｍe,　Mｉｌｄredstartｅdto　2３　ｍｏreaｎdmｏreｏftｅn.24

Mildｒｅdfeｌt　coｍforｔaｂlｅenｏughtojuｍp　uponTｏm's　ｌegand　stay　lｏngｅnoughformｅtoｇeｔ　a

　　25ｏf　thｅtwｏ　ofｔhｅm　ｔogether.Tｈiｓfriｅnｄlｙgrouｓｅｓoon　felｔ２6　notjuｓtwiｔhour　ｆａｍily,butｗiｔhanybodyｗhowａlkedordroveｂy.

Whenhuｎｔｉnｇ　seasoｎｏpｅned,weｐｕta　27ａｔｔhｅ　endof　ｏurｄｒivｅｗay　askｉng２8

noｔtｏｓｈootourｐetgrｏｕｓｅ.Mｙfatｈer,　wholｉvｅddｏｗntｈe　rｏad，２９　warnｅdpeopｌenottoshooｔher.　　30,　ｈｕｎtｅrsｗouldｓtopanｄｔakｅpicturｅs,beｃauseｔhey　hａdneverseenanｙthiｎglikehｅr.

1１.Ａ.intｅreｓｔing　Ｂ.reaｓoｎaｂleﻩﻩC.iｍpossibleﻩD.uｎｕsual

12.A.　ｔhｏughﻩB.　becａuseﻩC.uｎlessﻩD.ｕｎtil

１3.Ａ．springB.　summeｒＣ.aｕtumn　ﻩＤ.　winｔeｒ

14.Ａ．gotﻩB.　keptﻩC.noticedﻩD.iｍaｇined

15．Ａ.ｎａturａlｌyﻩ　B．ｃerｔaiｎｌyﻩC.nｏrmallyD.surprisｉngｌy

1６.A.cｒazy　ﻩB.　cuｒｉousﻩＣ.cｏnceｒｎedD.cａutioｕs

17.A．shｙﻩﻩﻩB.awkwaｒdﻩC.fｒienｄlyﻩD.eｌｅgaｎt

１8.A.carefｕｌﻩＢ.ｔｉred　ﻩﻩC.fondﻩD.sｉcｋ

１9.A.sｕｐｐｏsedﻩ　　　B.ｒealizｅｄﻩC.ｈopedD.preｔendｅd

2０.　A.igｎorｅｄﻩﻩB.oｂserveｄC.aｍａzedD．　distuｒbed

21.A.puｔﻩB.ｂaｃkﻩC.setﻩﻩD.　ｔake

２2.A.gａmｅﻩＢ．　workﻩﻩﻩＣ.pｌaｃeﻩﻩﻩD.　ｍan

2３.A.ｇiveupﻩB.comeoｕtﻩC.tｕｒn　ｏｖeｒD.flyby

2４.A.　EvenｔualｌyB.SuｄdenlｙC.　CoｎstaｎtlyD.Presentｌy

25.A．　ｃhanceﻩﻩＢ.drｅamﻩC.　pｉctｕreﻩD.sｅnse

2６.　A.coｍfortaｂlｅﻩB.guiｌｔyﻩC.　anxiousﻩﻩD.　famiｌｉａr

2７.A.lanternﻩﻩB.signﻩﻩＣ．　ｇunﻩﻩＤ．loｕdspｅaｋer

２8.A.　driｖersﻩﻩB.faｒmersﻩﻩC．ｈuｎtｅrsﻩD．touｒisｔs

29．A.　jusｔB.ｙｅtﻩﻩﻩC.thusﻩﻩD.　also

３0．Ａ.　InfacｔＢ．ForlｏnｇC.ＯnｔｈecｏｎtraryD.Bytｈeｗay

第二部分阅读理解共两节，共5０分）

第一节阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。

（共20小题；每小题2分,共40分）

Ａ

Do　yｏu　wanｔ　to　gethｏｍefromworkknowing　you　hａｖｅmadea　real　dｉffereｎceinsomｅonｅ'sliｆe?

Ｉf　ｙｅs.　dｏn'tcａreaboutｓexoraｇｅ!

Come　aｎｄjoin　ｕs,　tｈｅn　you＇lｌｍakeiｔ!

Poｓition：

VolunｔｅerSoｃiａｌＣaｒeAｓsistant

（Nｏ　PaywithＦｒeeMｅals）　

Plaｃe:

Mancｈｅsｔeｒ　Ｈours:

PａｒtTｉme

Ｗｅarｃnoｗlookiｎgforｖolunteeｒstosuppoｒtpeopleｗith　ｌearninｇｄisaｂiｌitieｓｔoliveactivｅｌｉves！

Only4ｄayslｅｆt.Doｎ'ｔmisstｈechance　ｏｆlｅnding　ｙoｕｒ　waｒm　handsｔohelpothers!

Role:

Youwｉｌｌprovidepeoplewithlearningｄisabiliｔies　wiｔhaｌlasｐｅctsoｆtｈeir　daｉｌｙ　lives.Ｙou　willhelｐ　them　ｔodｅveloｐnewskills.　Ｙouwillhｅｌp　ｔｈｅmｔｏpｒotecttｈｅｉｒrｉgｈtsandtheirsａｆｅty.　Buｔｙourprimaryconｃeｒnisｔｏletｔｈemknoｗtheyareｖａlｕｅd.　

Skillｓ　aｎdＥｘperｉencｅRequired:

Youｗｉｌlhave　theriｇｈtvａluｅs　anｄ　ｇｒeａtlistｅnｉnｇｓkills.　Ｙouwill　ｂｅhoneｓtaｎdｐatiｅnｔ．　Yｏuwｉllhavethｅ　abilityｔo　ｄrivｅacarandtｏ　cｏmｍunｉｃatｅinfluｅntwｒitten　aｎｄ　spokenＥngｌish　siｎceyou'ｌlhａｖetｏ　helpthoseｐeｏｐｌｅwith　differentlearｎinｇdisａbiｌities.Previouscare-reｌａtedｅxperｉeｎce　ｗｉllbeagreaｔadｖａntaｇｅ　foryｏu.

3１.Ｔｈetｅxtiｓmeａntｔo____＿＿．

A．leａveanoteﻩﻩB.　seｎd　aninviｔatiｏn

C.ｐresentadocuｍｅnｔﻩﻩﻩﻩD.carry　ａnａdvｅrtiｓement

３2．Whａtdocｓｔheuｎderlｉnｅdpａｒｔmｅan？

A．You＇llｍakeotheｒs'livesmorｅmeaniｎgfuｌｗｉtｈthiｓjob.

Ｂ.You'llaｒrｉｖehomｅjustiｎｔｉｍefｒomthisｊｏb．

Ｃ．Yoｕ'ｌｌearnagｏoｄ　saｌaryfrom　ｔhisjob.

D.　You＇ｌｌsucccｃｄin　gettｉng　this　job.

３３.Thｅvolunteeｒs＇　primａryｒespoｎsibｉｌｉtｙis　toｈelｐpeoplｅwithｌｅarningdisabｉｌities＿____＿　.

A.tｏ　geｔｓomefｉnancial　suppoｒｔﻩﻩB．　to　pｒopeｒｌyproｔecｔｔｈｅmｓelves

C．tｏlｅamsomenewlivingｓkiｌlsﻩD．torealize　theｉrowｎimpｏrｔance

３４.Ｗhｉｃh　ofｔheｆollｏwingcanfirstbe　choｓeｎasa　ｖolunｔeｅr?

A．Theoｎe　wｈocandriｖeacar.

B．Theｏnｅｗhohａｓｄonesimilarwｏrkbeｆｏｒe.

Ｃ．Ｔhｅ　onewｈｏhaｓpaｔiencetolｉstento　oｔｈerｓ.

D.　Ｔｈｅonｅ　ｗhｏcanuseＥnglｉshtocｏｍmunｉcaｔe.

B

Iｎ１9４3,　when　Iwas　4,mypａrentsmｏvedfromCｏeurd'Aｌｅne,　Iｄaho，ｔｏFaiｒｂanks,　Alaｓkａ，wｈｅreadveｎtｕrｅwas　nｅveｒveryfaｒawａy.

Weａrrivedinthｅsummer,jｕstｉn　tiｍetoｅnｊoyｔｈeｍidｎighｔsun.Aｌlthaｔ　sｕnligｈｔwasfantaｓｔｉcfor　Mom'sｖegetabｌegardeｎ.Woｒkinginｔhｅgａrdｅnａtmiｄnighｔtｅndedto　throwhertｉmiｎgｏfｆ,ｓosｈedidn'tcａｒemuch　aboｕtmy　bedtime.

Dad　ｗａs　ａＲａｉlｗaｙ　Exｐｒｅss　agｅntandMom　ｗashiｓ　ｃｌerk.Thatlefｔ　meina　mess．I　usｕalｌymａnａgｅdtofｉnd　ｓｏme　ｔroubleｔogetiｎto.OnｃeＩhada　littｌｅ　Ａｒｅ　goｉngｉnthｅ　ｄirtbａseｍentoｆa　hoteｌ.I　ｈad　tｒiｅdtoligｈｔａbaｒｒel（桶）　oｆpaiｎtbutcｏｕldｎ'trｅａｌly　getaｇoodfiregoing.　Thesｍoｋegoｔprｅttｙbad,thougｈ，　ａndwｈen1maｄemy　exit,　a　ｃｒowｄaｎdthepｏlicewｅｒe　ｔhereｔogrｅｅt　me．The　policementoｏk　mymatｃhesanｄdroｖe　me

Mom　aｎdDaｄwerｅocｃupiedinｔhegａrｄｅnandDadｔｏldthepoｌiｃeｔo　keepｍe,　ａnｄtｈeydid!

Ihadａtour　ofｔhe　ｐｒｉsonbｅｆoｒe　Momrescuｅdｍe.　１　haｄn＇tｔｕｒnｅd5ｙet.

AsIｅntｅredｋinderｇaｒteｎ，theｓeｒious　ｃolｄbegantoｓｅｔiｎ.　Woｕld　itｓurprｉseyoutoknｏwthａtI　soonｌeｆtｐart　ｏfmytｏnｇue　onameｔａlhandraｉl　atsｃhool？

As　fｏｒLｅonhardSeｐｐalａ，　faｍｏus　asadogｓｌeｄｄeｒ（驾雪橇者）,Ｉ　thinkIｋnewhimwellbecausｅI　wastakｅn　ｆｏraride　wｉthhｉswhitedogteam　oneSｕndａy．　Aｔ　tｈetimｅI　ｄidn'ｔrealｉzewｈat　a　ｓupeｒstａrｈewaｓ,ｂｕtIdｏremeｍｂerthｅｒidｅweｌｌ.Iｗasｗrａppｅd　（包裹）hｅavilyandｗelｌshelｔeredｆrｏmtｈefｒeeｚingａnｄｂlowiｎgwｅaｔher.

In　1950,　ｗemovｅd　bａcktｏ　Cｏeurd'Alｅne,　bｕt　wegot　onemoreＡlaｓkaｎadvenｔureｗhｅnLeonｈaｒdiｎviteｄｕseightyearslａteｒ　bｙ　pａyiｎgaviｓitｔoIdaho　toaｔteｎd　agaｔｈeｒｉngｏｆformer　ｎeighboｒｓofＡｌasｋa.

35.　Ｗhatｃan　bｅinferredaboｕttheａutｈｏr's　faｍｉly？

A.His　faｔｈeｒwaｓacruelｍan．ﻩﻩB.His　ｐareｎｔsdiｄｎ'ｔｌoｖehｉm．

C.　Ｈis　pａrentsusｅdｔoｂevery　ｂｕsｙ.ﻩﻩD.　Ｈismotherdｉｄn＇thave　ａｎy　ｊoｂs.

36.Whathａｐpeｎedwhenｔheauthor　wａs4?

A.Helｅarｎed　tosmoke.ﻩﻩﻩＢ．Hｅ　waｓ　lockedｉn　aｂaseｍent.

C.Hewaｓarｒestedbｙｔｈe　policｅ.ﻩﻩﻩD.　Henearｌycauｓｅdafｉｒｅ　accｉdenｔ.

37.Whichofｔheｆoｌloｗｉngistrue？

A.Leｏnｈardwaｓ　goodaｔdｒivingdogsｌeds．

Ｂ．Theauthｏrspent　his　wholｅｃhｉｌdhooｄｉｎＡlasｋa.

C.Leｏnhaｒｄoｆtenｖｉsitｅdtheａutｈor's　fａｍｉｌy　after1９5０．

D.Tｈeauthorsｕfｆeredａlotwhｉleｔaｋingｔｈedogsledin　Alaska．

38.　Wｈａｔisｔhｅａuｔhoｒ'spｕrpｏseｏfwritingtheteｘt?

A.To　lookbaｃkｏnhis　childhoodwithａdｖentureｓ．

B.Todescｒｉbetheeｘｔreme　weatｈeｒofAlaska.

Ｃ.　Ｔoexｐrｅssｈｏw　ｍｕｃhｈemissesＬeｏnhａrd.

D.Toｓhow　off　hiｓ　pｒideｉnｍaｋingtrｏｕble.

C

Aｓchｏolgiｒlｓavedherfather'sｌifｅby　kiｃｋinghimｉn　ｔhｅchest　aｆｔerｈe　suffereda　serioｕｓａlleｒgiｃ（过敏的）ｒeaｃtionwhichstｏｐpeｄhisheart.

Izｚy，ｎine,reｓtaｒtedfatｈerColｍ'sheartｂystampiｎg　（踩）oｎ　ｈischｅsｔafteｒ　hｅ　fellｄoｗnａthｏmｅ　ａnｄ　sｔoｐpeｄbrｅathing.

Ｉzzｙ＇s　moｔher,Ｄｅbbｉe,　ｉmmｅdiａtely　calleｄ9９９butIｚzyｋnｅｗｄoctｏrswouldnever　arriｖeｉnｔimetｏｓａvｅhｅｒfaｔｈer，soｄecided　ｔouseCPR.

However，she　quicklydiｓcoveｒeｄhｅr　arms　werｅn＇ｔstrｏngenough，so　shｅstamｐed　onheｒfatｈer'scheｓｔ

Debbｉe　ｔhentooｋoｖｅrwithsomemoreconvｅｎｔｉoｎａlchｅｓtcompreｓsiｏns（按压）until　theaｍbuｌance

Iｚzy，wｈohａsbeen　givenaｂrａverｙaward　byheｒsｃhoｏl,ｓaid:

　"Ijusｔkｉckｅd　ｈim　rｅallyhard．My　mumtａughtmeCPＲｂutI　kneｗ　Ｉwaｓｎ't　ｓtｒoｎgenough　to　usｅhands.Ｉwａsquiｔeｓcaｒed.　The　doctorsａidImightas　well　bea　doctor　oｒanurｓｅ.Mymｕｍ　saidthaｔDaｄwasgｏingｔｏhospｉtａｌｗiｔhａ　big　fｏotｐrｉnｔ　onhis

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