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高考英语一轮复习单元AB卷第二套英语1Units35B卷精校解析Word版
单元训练金卷·高三·英语卷(B)
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第Ⅰ卷
第一部分:
听力(共两节,满分30分)略
第二部分:
阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(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,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Waystotravel
Modernlifeisimpossiblewithouttravelling.Thefastestwaytotravelisbyair.Withamodernplaneyoucantravelinonedaytoplaceswhichtookamonthormoreonehundredyearsago.
Travellingbytrainisslowerthanbyair,butithasitsadvantages(优势).Youcanseethecountryyouaretravellingin.Moderntrainshavecomfortableseatsanddiningcars.Theymakeeventhelongestjourneyenjoyable.
Somepeopleprefertotravelbyseawhenitispossible.Therearelargelinesandriverboatswithwhichyoucanvisitmanyothercountriesanddifferentplaces.Travellingbyseaisaverypleasantwaytospendaholiday.
Manypeopleliketotravelbycar.Youcanmakeyourowntimetable.Youcantravelthreeorfourhundredmilesoronlyfiftymilesaday,justasyoulike.Youcanstopwhereveryouwish:
wherethereissomethinginterestingtosee,atagoodrestaurantwhereyoucanenjoyagoodmeal,orahoteltospendthenight.Thatiswhytravellingbycarispopularforpleasuretrips,whilepeopleusuallytakeatrainoraplanewhentheyaretravellingonbusiness.
21.Fromthepassageweknowthatthefastestwaytotravelis_________.
A.bycarB.bytrainC.byplaneD.byboat
22.Theunderlinedword“They”inthepassagerefersto_________.
A.moderntrainsinthecountryB.thetravelersonmoderntrains
C.comfortableseatsanddiningcarsD.theslowerwaystotravel
23.Howmanywaystotravelarementionedinthepassage?
A.FiveB.SixC.ThreeD.Four
【答案】21.C22.C23.D
【解析】
21.细节理解题。
由Thefastestwaytotravelisbyair.可知最快的旅行方式是乘坐飞机,选C。
22.推理判断题。
由Moderntrainshavecomfortableseatsanddiningcars.可知They指的是舒适的座位和餐车,选C。
23.计算题。
文中提到了可供出行的方式有:
乘飞机,乘火车,乘轮船,自己开车,所以一共有四种方式,选D。
B
Canyouimaginebeingabletoremembereverysingleexperienceofyourlifeandeverywordinyourfavoritebook?
That’swhatBecky’slifeislike.
Threeyearsago,Beckywasreadingareadinganewspaperarticlewhichmentionedthatitwasimpossibleforpeopletorememberthedetailsoftheirlifeinthefirstthreeyears.
“Whatnonsense!
”shethought,becauseshecouldclearlyrememberherlifeallthewaybacktowhenshewasjust12daysold.Herparentshadcarriedhertothedriver’sseatoftheircarandlaidherdownforaphoto.Butitwasn’tnonsense.Shewasjustoneofonly80knownpeoplesufferingfromamysteriousconditioncalledHSAM(超忆症).
Becky’sunusualcasewasshownonaprogramcalled60Minutes,wherereporterAllisontestedherabilitybyaskingheraboutherfavoritebookseries,HarryPotter,Allisonwouldpickupabookandopenapageandreadheraline.ImmediatelyBeckywouldnamethebook,chapternumber,copternameandcouldreciteeveryworduntilAllisontoldhertostop.
Beingabletoremembereverylittledetailisgreat,butaseveryHSAMsufferwilltellyou,it’salsotoughtodealwithit.Wealwaysforgetthingstogetoversadexperiencesinourlives,butit’ssomethingthatpeoplelikeBeckycan’tdo.EvenwalkingonthestreetandlightlyknockingintosomebodycanbringsomemebadmemoriesfromBecky’schildhood.Also,likeBecky,peoplewithHSAMneverdowellinschool,becausetheyhaveproblemspickinguptheimportantinformationfromwhatthey'velearnt.
Becky’sgreatbraincouldhelpscientistsfindacureforterriblementalillnesseslikeAlzheimer’s(老年痴呆症).HerconditioncouldholdthesecrettotreatingorevenpreventingAlzheimer’s.
24.WhatdidBeckydoon60Minutes?
A.SheretoldthestoryofHarryPotter.
B.SherecitedthekeypartofHarryPotter.
C.SheansweredanyquestionaboutHarryPotter.
D.SherecitedHarryPotterwithoutopeninghereyes.
25.ToBecky,forgettingpainfulexperiencesofherlifeis.
A.aheavyburdenB.ahappything
C.agreatabilityD.abigchance
26.WhydoesBeckydopoorlyinherschoolwork?
A.Sheisalwaysabsent—mindedinclass.
B.Shefeelssadeverytimeshebeginstostudy.
C.Shecan'tremembertheimportantknowledge.
D.Sheisoverloadedwithinformationandcan'ttellwhichisimportant.
27.Whatdoestheauthorwanttosayinthelastparagraph?
A.ThereisacureforBecky'sillness.
B.ScientistshavefoundacureforAlzheimer’s.
C.Beckywillsufferfromanothermentalillness.
D.Becky’scaseishelpfulforscientiststotreatAlzheimer’s.
【答案】24.C25.A26.D27.D
【解析】
24.细节理解题。
根据第三段的“….wherereporterAllisontestedherabilitybyaskingherquestionsaboutherfavoritebookseries”可知在这个节目里,记者Allison测试Becky的记忆力,她主要询问贝基对《哈利•波特》系列丛书的记忆。
贝基对她提出的任何问题都对答如流。
选C。
25.推理判断题。
根据Wealwaysforgetthingstogetoversadexperiencesinourlives,butit’ssomethingthatpeoplelikeBeckycan’tdo.EvenwalkingonthestreetandlightlyknockingintosomebodycanbringsomemebadmemoriesfromBecky’schildhood.可知对贝基来说,想要忘记生命中痛苦的经历是非常艰难的事情。
选A。
26.细节理解题。
根据Also,likeBecky,peoplewithHSAMneverdowellinschool,becausetheyhaveproblemspickinguptheimportantinformationfromwhatthey'velearnt.可知不管任何事情,贝基都记得一清二楚。
这也让她的学习不好,因为她脑中储存了太多的信息,以至于让她对所学的重要书本知识的理解和提取有些困难。
选D。
27.推理判断题。
根据Becky’sgreatbraincouldhelpscientistsfindacureforterriblementalillnesseslikeAlzheimer’s(老年痴呆症).HerconditioncouldholdthesecrettotreatingorevenpreventingAlzheimer’s.可知贝基的案例有助于科学家找到治疗老年痴呆症的方法。
选D。
C
TheEnglishlanguagehasalotofwordswhichcanbeusedinmanydifferentwaysandinmanydifferentexpressions.
Onesuchexampleisthewordmatter.Infact,mattercanmeanjustaboutanything.ItcouldbeoneofthemostusefulwordsintheEnglishlanguage.
Let’sgettotheheartofthematter—amatterofprinciple(原则).
Ifsomeonesaysthatyouowe(欠)him$50,butyoudon’t,afriendmightsay,“Well,youcouldpayhimthe$50.It’snotthatmuchmoney.Thenyouwon’thavetohearhimsayitanymore.Butifyoudonotowehimthemoney,donotpayhimthemoney.It’samatterofprinciple.
Thereisanotherwaytousethewordmatter.Butbecarefulwithyourchoiceofwords.
Ifyouasksomeone,“What’sthematter?
”,itshowsyouareworriedabouttheotherperson.Butsaying,“What’sthematterwithyou?
”hasacompletelydifferentmeaning.Anditusuallysoundsrude(粗鲁的).Infact,whenyousay,“What’sthematterwithyou?
”youaresuggestingthatthepersondidsomethingwrongorstupid.
Anotherexpressionthatcouldsoundrudeistosay,“Itdoesn’tmattertome.”Here,itdependsonthecontext,andhowyousayit.
Let’ssayyoutellsomeonethatafriendjustgotabigraiseatwork.Thatpersonanswerswith,“Itdoesn’tmattertome.”Here,itmeansheorshedoesnotcare.Anditsoundsrude.
Butsaying,“Oh,youpickwhereweeatdinner.Itdoesn’tmattertome.”doesnotsoundrude.Inthissituation,“itdoesn’tmatter”showsyouareeasy-going(随和的).
Nomatterhowyoulookatitandwhatyousay,matterisaveryusefulword.Andit’sonlyamatteroftimebeforeyouwillbecomeanexpertontheuseofmatter.
28.Wecaninferfromthetextthatthewordmatter________.
A.hasawideuseB.canmeanmoney
C.isthemostusedEnglishwordD.hasthemostdifferentexpressions
29.Whatistheauthor’ssuggestioninParagraph4?
A.Everypennycounts.B.Sticktowhatisright.
C.Followyourfriend’sadvice.D.Becarefulwhenmakingfriends.
30.Theunderlinedword“context”inthetextprobablymeans“
A.choiceB.person
C.situationD.answer
31.Theauthordevelopsthetextmainlyby________.
A.usingexamplesB.givinginstructions
C.describinghisexperiencesD.discussingresearchfindings
【答案】28.A29.B30.C31.A
【解析】
28.推理判断题。
根据第一、二段的描述,再根据最后一段Nomatterhowyoulookatitandwhatyousay,matterisaveryusefulword.Andit’sonlyamatteroftimebeforeyouwillbecomeanexpertontheuseofmatter.可知matter一词用法很广。
故选A。
29.推理判断题。
根据第四段最后两句Butifyoudonotowehimthemoney,donotpayhimthemoney.It’samatterofprinciple.如果你没有欠他的钱,就不要付给他钱,这是一个原则问题。
因此他觉得在对的事情上要坚持自己的立场,不要轻易做出让步或改变。
可知作者的建议是:
坚持正确的。
故选B。
30.词义猜测题。
根据倒数第二、三段举例说明Itdoesn’tmattertome.在不同的语境意思不同可知,该表达取决于上下文语境,故选C。
31.写作手法题。
根据文中用不同的例子来讲解matter的用法可知,作者主要是通过举例来展开全文的。
故选A。
D
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ThechainofeventsbeganonMay6whenhisowner,ToniaMosteller,letRileyoutinthebackyard.Butthepethadbiggerplansthantorelaxandenjoythewarmspringafternoon.Earlierthatday,Rileyhadrunintohispals(朋友)whowerespendingthedayattheHappyDogCafe&Boutique,andwantedtobewiththem.Hence,assoonashewasalone,thedogliftedthegalelatch(插销)andbeganthemile-longwalktothedoggydaycare.
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ToniawasnotsurprisedthatRileyknewexactlyhowtogettothedaycare,giventhathehasbeengoingtheresincehewasapuppy.Shewas,h