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北京四中高考模拟12

北京四中

撰稿：

李俊和编审：

毕勤责编：

隋瑜

高考英语综合模拟试卷

（二）

第一卷（三部分，共115分）

第一部分：

听力（共两节，满分30分）

第二部分：

英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的正确答案，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。

21.Mr.Liisagoodman.Hethinksmoreofothersthan_____.

A.heB.himC.hisD.himself

22.Tompretended_____it,but,infact,heknewitverywell.

A.nottolistentoB.nottohearabout

C.nottohaveheardaboutD.tobenotlisteningto

23.Theprojecthastocometoanend_____needofbuildingmaterials.

A.forB.withC.inD.by

24.Theharderyou_____atyourlessons,_____difficultyouwillfeelthem.

A.willwork；notB.work；nomore

C.worked；themoreD.work；theless

25.—Ihavejusthadmywatchrepaired.

—Howmuchdidthey_____forthat?

A.costB.chargeC.spendD.take

26._____youhavemadeapromise,youshouldcarryitout.

A.UntilB.OnceC.ForD.While

27.Wehadbeenawayfortwentyyears.You_____imaginehowdelightedwewerewhenmeetingagain.

A.mustB.canC.willD.might

28.—Doyouliveinthiscity?

—No,we_____itforholidays.

A.justvisitB.hadalreadyvisited

C.justvisitedD.arejustvisiting

29.Suddenlysheheardaterriblenoise,_____broughtherheartintohermouth.

A.itB.whichC.thisD.that

30._____theyard,Ifoundit_____withlotsof_____leaves.

A.Entering；covering；fallingB.Entering；covered；fallen

C.Entering；covering；fallenD.Havingentered；covered；falling

31.Notuntiltheyhadafurtherdiscussion_____toanagreement.

A.theycameB.theywillcome

C.didtheycomeD.theyhadcome

32.Ididn’tknowJane_____inParis.Howlong_____here?

A.is；doesheliveB.was；hashebeen

C.hasbeen；isheD.were；hashecome

33.—Willyoubeabletojoinusinthetravels?

—_____.

A.I’msorryB.I’drathernot

C.I’mafraidnotD.I’mnotafraidso

34.______Chicagoof_____1920swas_____extremelyfrighteningplace.

A./；the；theB.The；the；the

C.The；the；anD.The；/；an

35.—Ican’tfindthatpencilyou’vejustgivenme.

—Don’tworry；here’s_____.

A.theotherB.anotherC.someD.one

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，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。

Iremembervividlythecallthatchangedmylife.ItwasTuesday,February18,whenthe

36ranginthekitchenofmyLosAngeleshome.Onthe37wasMartyBanderas,aliteraryagenttowhomIhadsentadraft（草稿）ofmynovelthreeweeksearlier.“Ihaveacoupleof

38.”Banderassaid.“First,howoldareyou?

”“I’m48,”Ireplied.“Areyouingood

39?

”“Yes,excellent.What’sthisabout?

”“I’vesoldyournovels40oneandahalfmilliondollars.”

Isatdownin41.Ihadwrittenoverfourteennovelsintwentyyears,buteachonehadbeen42bythepublisher.Isupposemanypeoplewouldhavebeen43,butnotme.Eachtime,Ijust44writinganotherone.Myhusbandadvisedmetofindsomethingelsetodo,butIrefusedto45up.Seeingthisbook46wasthebestthingthathaseverhappenedtome.It’smysterystory（likealltheothers）anditwasonthebestseller47twoweeksafterpublication!

Igotmyfirstlessoninstory48frommygrandmother.Sheusedtoreadmestories.Shewastheonewhogavemea49ofwords.Shesparked（激发）my50andshehada51influenceonme.Ialwayshadstoriesrunningthroughmy52andassoonasIcouldwrite,I53themdownonpaper.

ImarriedyoungandIhavethreechildren,butIneverstoppedwriting,54novelsbetweendoingthediapers（婴儿的尿布）anddishes.Iamwritinganothernovelnow.Yes,my55haschangedmylife.

36.A.phoneB.bellC.clockD.alarm

37.A.lineB.stepC.outsideD.doorway

38.A.novelsB.thingsC.questionsD.problems

39.A.wealthB.healthC.conditionD.order

40.A.toB.forC.onD.in

41.A.needB.joyC.settlementsD.shock

42.A.rejectedB.receivedC.decidedD.lost

43.A.worriedB.encouragedC.discouragedD.excited

44.A.couldn’thelpB.gotdowntoC.gotusedtoD.wenton

45.A.holdB.lookC.giveD.set

46.A.soldB.publishedC.printedD.passed

47.A.booksB.shopsC.recordD.list

48.A.writingB.organizingC.tellingD.reading

49.A.useB.loveC.meaningD.respect

50.A.hopeB.effortsC.novelsD.imagination

51.A.lastingB.normalC.carefulD.general

52.A.headB.mouthC.voiceD.work

53.A.tookB.putC.brokeD.added

54.A.writingB.readingC.developingD.translating

55.A.friendB.callC.storyD.work

第三部分：

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、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。

Thesmallunframedpaintingcalled“Fisherman”wassignedbyalittle-knownItalianartist,Maveleone（1669—1740）.WhenitwassoldrecentlyinNewYorkfor$27,000,theseller,Mr.OliverPitt,wasaskedtoexplainhowthepicturehadcomeintohispossession.

Pittsaid,“Ididn’tknowitwassovaluable.I’mnotanartexpert.Photographyismyhobby.Ibought“Fisherman”inItalyin1970for$140.Thepicturewasdirty,andIcouldn’tseetheartist’ssignature.Butanywayitwasn’tthepicturethatIliked.Iboughtitbecauseoftheframe.

“It’samostunusualframe,makeoftiny,silverysea-shells（贝壳）.Theyaresetinsuchawaythattheyreflect（反射）perfectlightontothesurfaceofapicture.Inowhaveaphotographofmywifeinthatframe,andI’llneverpartwithit.”

“WhenIreturnedtoNewYorkIshowedthepaintinginitsframetoaCustomsofficer.ItoldhimthatIhadpaid$140foritbutadmittedIdidn’tknowitsactualworth.Thecustomsmanvalueditat$140,andIwasaskedtopaydutyonthatvalue.Ididso,thereandthen.”

“Later,Itookofftheframe,andthatuncoveredMaveleone’ssignature.Mywifesuggestedinfunthatthepaintingmightbeavaluableone,soIcleaneditandputitupforsale.”

Asaresultofthisexplanation,OliverPitthadtoappearincourt.Hewasaccusedof

（指控）knowinglymakingafalsestatementofthevalueofapicturesoastocheattheCustomsDepartment.

Pittwasnothappy.“ItoldthetruthasIknewitthen,”hesaid.“WhatelsecouldIsay?

”

Andthenthejudgeagreedwithhim.“TheCustomsDepartmentistoberesponsible（blame）,”hesaid,“formakingatruevaluationofgoodsboughtintothecountry,sothatthecorrectamountofdutymaybecharged.Mr.Pittdidnotcauseortrytocausethemistakethatwasmade.Hepaidthedutythatwasdemanded.If,now,theCustomsDepartmentfindsthatitsvaluationwasnotcorrect,itcannotbeallowedtohaveanothertry.Pittisnotguilty

（有罪）.”

56.WhenOliverPittboughtthepicture,_____.

A.itwasunframed

B.Maveleonesignedthedeal

C.hesuggestedthatitwasvaluable

D.itwastheframethatattractedhim

57.Pittmetthecustomsofficer_____wheretheofficerwasemployedto_____.

A.attherailwaystationorairport；examinepeople’sbaggage

B.attheairportorport；examinepeople’sbaggage

C.atthebus-stoporport；helppeopleentertheUSA

D.attheairportorport；helppeopleentertheUSA

58.FromthepassagewecaninferthatifMaveleonehadbeenawell-knownartist_____.

A.thepaintingwouldhavecostmuchmorethan$140

B.hewouldn’thavesoldhispaintingatsuchalowprice

C.thecustomsofficerwouldn’thavevaluedthepaintingat$140

D.Pittwouldn’thavehadtheintentiontobuyanyofhispaintings

59.Pitttookofftheframeinorderto_____.

A.cleanthepaintingtoputitupforsale

B.lookfortheartist’ssignature

C.useitforhiswife’sphotograph

D.findthepainting’struevalue

60.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistruetothestory?

Intheend_____.

A.Pittwasaskedtopaythecorrectamountofduty

B.Pittsoldtheframeofthepaintingatanevenhigherprice

C.theCustomsDepartmenthadnorighttorevaluethepainting

D.Pitt’swifewasregardedasanexpertbecauseofherwisesuggestion

B

Impressionism（印象派）inpaintingdevelopedinthelatenineteenthcenturyinFrance.Itbeganwithagroupofpainterswhogottogethermainlytoexhibittheirpaintings.Theirartistypicaloftheattempttoshowlightandmovementintheirpicturesbyusingpurebrokencolor.Themovementbeganwithfourfriendswhometinacafé:

Monet,Renoir,SisleyandBazille.Theywerereactingagainsttheacademic（学术的）standardsofthetimeandtheimaginationinart.Instead,theyobservednatureclosely,paintingwithascientificinterestinvisualphenomena（可视的现象）.Theirsubjectmatterwasdifferentastheirpersonalities.MonetandSisleypaintedcountryscenerywithchangingeffectsoflight,andRenoirpaintedidealizedwomenandchildren.Peoplerefusedtoreceivetheworksofimpressionistsuntilthe1920s.Bythe1930simpressionismhadalargecultfollowing（狂热追随者）,andbythe1950seventheleastimportantworksbypeopleconnectingwiththemovementgotveryhighprices.

61.Impressionismbeganwithasmallgroupofartistswhowantedto_____.

A.uselightcolorsB.fighttheattempt

C.usebrokencolorD.showtheirpaintings

62.Thefirstimpressionists_____.

A.begananewacademy

B.developednewofficialstandards

C.supportedtheacademicstandards

D.objectedtotheacademicstandards

63.Mostpeopledidnotlikeimpressionisticpaintings_____.

A.before1920B.after1950

C.between1920and1930D.between1930and1950

C

In1909anEnglishnewspaperoffered￡1,000tothefirstmantoflyacrosstheEnglishChannel（海峡）inanairplane.Today,modernaircraftscrossitinminutes.Butatthattimeitstillseemedagooddistance.Theracetowinthemoneysoon