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高中英语会考题模拟

会考练习题（三）

一、单项填空（共15小题，15分）

16.Ifyou’rebuyinganewspaperfromtheshop,couldyouget______forme?

A.oneB.itC.thatD.this

17.He’sthebestdancer.Hedances______thananyoneelse.

A.muchbeautifulB.morebeautifully

C.muchmorebeautifulD.verybeautifully

18.I’msorry______whatIsaid.Ihopeyou’renotangry______me.

A.to;forB.for;withC.for;forD.to;with

19.––What’stheweatherlike?

Isitraining?

––Notatthemoment,butit______rainlater.

A.mightB.wouldC.shallD.need

20.Ihadsomemedicine,______ithasn’tdonemuchgooduptonow.

A.forB.soC.orD.but

21.––Mrs.Johnsonissuchaniceperson.

––Yes.Myson______byheralltheseyears.

A.hasbeentakencareofB.willbetakencareof

C.willtakecareofD.hastakencareof

22.Ifthephone______,canyoupleaseanswerit?

A.willringB.rangC.ringsD.isringing

23.Becarefulwashingthoseglasses!

Idon’twantthem______.

A.brokenB.breakC.breakingD.beingbroken

24.______attheparty,wesawRuthstandingalone.

A.ArrivedB.ArrivingC.ToarriveD.Arrive

25.Hehadmadeadecisionandrefused______hismind.

A.havingchangedB.changingC.tochangeD.tohavechanged

26.DoyourememberMr.Goddart,______taughtusEnglishcomposition?

A.whoseB.whichC.thatD.who

27.Itisn’tdecidedyet______apowerstationwillbebuilthere.

A.thatB.whereC.whatD.whether

28.Stepsmustbetaken______thiskindofdisasterwillneverhappenagain.

A.sothatB.asifC.eventhoughD.eversince

29.Iwaswalkingdownthestreet______someonesteppedinfrontofme.

A.thoughB.ifC.whenD.where

30.I______myneighborthatweshouldremovethefencebetweenthegardens.

A.agreedwithB.agreedtoC.agreedaboutD.agreedon

二、完形填空（共15小题，15分）

Itwas3:

43.Thunderwascrashingandtherainpouring.Suddenlymyfather31intomyroom.

“Adam!

Adam!

Getup!

We’reflooding!

”heshoutedandshookmebytheshoulders.That

32meup!

Irandownstairstothebasement（地下室）.Itwaslikeaswimmingpool.

MymotherandIimmediatelystartedtopickupthingsand33themupstairs.Ihadno

34on,somyfeetwereabsolutelyfreezing.

Thingsgotworseeveryminute.Withinthenexthour,wehadmoved35thatwecouldtothefirstfloor.Thecomputer,big-screentelevisionandheavyboxes36withourmostvaluablethingsweretakentosafety.However,ourpiano,sofa,washingmachineandwaterheaterwereallstilldownthere—being37.Therewasnothingwecoulddo.

Thatwasthe38part.Knowingthatyourhomeisbeingdestroyedisbadenough,butrealizingthatyoucan’tdoanythingtostopitfeelsevenworse.Mostpeopledon’treallyknowhowsickeningthefeelingofbeingtotallyhelplessis.

Waterhadcomeinourfrontdoor.Rescue39werefloatinginourstreets.Mothertoldmetopackanovernightbagofclothesandvaluablesandgetreadytoleave.

Whenitwas40safetowalkoutside,allthepeopleintheneighborhood41atthestreetcorner.Peoplebecamefriends,andfriendsbecamelikefamily.Peoplecomfortedeachother.We42laterthattheNationalWeatherServicehad43thestormaflashflood.

Ireallyhavelearnedsomethingfromthisflood.I’velearnedwhatdestructionis.I’velearnedwhat44means.Iknowinthefuture,whenIwatchpeople’slives45bynaturaldisasters,Icanunderstandthem.IwillshowgreatpityonthemandIwilldowhatIcantohelpthem.

31.A.rushedB.climbedC.fellD.looked

32.A.showedB.phonedC.dressedD.woke

33.A.takeB.catchC.helpD.make

34.A.hatB.shoesC.jacketD.glasses

35.A.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.everything

36.A.coveredB.crowdedC.filledD.fixed

37.A.discoveredB.arrangedC.measuredD.destroyed

38.A.hardestB.longestC.earliestD.smallest

39.A.shipsB.boatsC.carsD.buses

40.A.usuallyB.finallyC.exactlyD.certainly

41.A.restoredB.developedC.gatheredD.recovered

42.A.learnedB.realizedC.thoughtD.concluded

43.A.madeB.appointedC.declaredD.elected

44.A.truthB.safetyC.valueD.regret

45.A.sharedB.rescuedC.riskedD.affected

四、阅读理解（共15小题，30分）

A

Hamstersarelovelysmallanimalswhicharesimilartomice,andsomepeopleliketokeepthemaspets.Theyneedtoeatabalanceddiet,ortheycanbecomeverysick.That’swhyhamstersshouldbefedhealthyfoods.

Mostpetstoressellhamstermix.Thisisacombinationoffoodsthatarejustrightforhamsters.Somehamstersarepickyeaters.Theydon’teatanythingtheydon’tlike,soyouhavetofindahamstermixthatyourhamsterwilllike.Mosthamstersonlyeatafewtablespoonsaday.Youshouldfeedthematthesametimeeveryday,oryoucanjustkeepyourhamster’sbowlfull.Remembertocleanthebowlatleastonceaweek.Hamstersalsodrinkalotofwater,sobesuretokeepthewatersupplyfullandfresh.

Justlikepeople,hamstersliketreats.Besidesthehamstermix,youcansometimesfeedyourhamsterseeds,nuts,andsomeotherpeoplefood.Youshouldneverfeedyourhamsteranythingunlessyouaresurethatitissafeforhamsters.

Feedyourhamstercarefully,andalwaystakegoodcareofyourpet!

46.Ifhamstersdon’thaveabalanceddiet,theywill______.

A.becomesickB.drinkwater

C.storefoodD.feelfresh

47.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“somehamstersarepickyeaters”mean?

A.Theypickfoodwithtools.

B.Theymixfoodonceaweek.

C.Theyfindtheirfoodinstores.

D.Theyonlyeatthefoodtheylike.

48.Youshouldcleanthehamster’sbowlatleast______.

A.everyotherday

B.every7days

C.every15days

D.every30days

49.What’sthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Wheretokeephamsters.

B.Whentobuyhamsters.

C.Whattofeedhamsters.

D.Whytoraisehamsters.

C

Asthe1800sended,ballet（芭蕾）wasfairlypopular.Balletisatypeofveryskilledandartisticdancingwithcarefullyplannedmovements.Ifpeoplewenttoadanceperformance,theyprobablywenttoaballet.Peopleenjoyedballet,anditwaswidelyaccepted.

However,ataroundthattimeayoungwomanfromSanFranciscoenteredthescene.Shewouldchangedanceforever.HernamewasIsadoraDuncan.

Duncanwasbornintoanartisticfamily.Evenasachildsheloveddancingandtaughtdanceclassesforyoungerchildren.Shequicklydevelopedsomeverystrongideasofwhatdanceshouldbe.

Duncantookherinspiration（灵感）fromnature.ShelovedthePacificOceanandthetoweringpinetreesofhernativeCalifornia.Shewantedtorepresentthesefeelingsinherdances.Shealsolookedatpeople’snaturalmovements,especiallythemovementsofchildren.Running,skipping,jumping,kneeling—thesewerethingsdonebychildrenallovertheworld.Duncanappliedthemtoherdances.Shebelievedthatolderdanceswereratherlifeless;hers,shefelt,shouldexpressemotion.

WhenDuncanperformedherdancesinplaceslikeChicagoandNewYork,shecausedasensation.Peoplewerenotpreparedtoseeayoungwomaninathin,flowingdressrunningandjumpingacrossthestagebarefoot.ShehadtogotoEuropeforacceptance.ReceivedmorefavorablyinLondon,shegraduallyopeneddanceschoolsinmanycities.Soonshewastouringandperformingeverywhere.Herideaslaidthefoundationforwhatweknowasmoderndancetoday.

Duncan’sdeathwasasastonishingasherlife.AssherodeinanopensportscarinFrance,thelongscarf（围巾）aroundherneckgotcaughtinthecar’swheelsandshewaskilled.

54.ThispassageismostlyaboutIsadoraDuncan’s_______.

A.contributionstodance

B.astonishingdeath

C.danceschools

D.earlylife

55.Duncangotherbestearlyacceptancein_______.

A.ChicagoB.London

C.NewYorkD.SanFrancisco

56.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Duncanopenedupapathforballet.

B.Duncanwaskilledinasportscarrace.

C.Duncan’sdancesshowednaturalbeautyandhumanfeelings.

D.EarlyaudiencesenjoyedDuncan’sperformancesverymuch.

D

Tiredoftellingstudentstoaskquestionsandtothinkaboutwhattheyweredoing,DamienHynes,ahighschoolgeographyteacherinAustralia,decidedtodoanexperimenttotestwhathehadlongbeenthinking.Hewrotesomewell-organizednonsense（somethinguntrue）ontheblackboard.Thestudentssimplycopieditbutveryfewaskedanyquestions.Thisshowsthatstudentsarewillingtobelieveanythinggivenbyteachers.ThestoryisrepeatedinsupportoftheProjectforEnhancingEffectiveLearning（PEEL）.

PEELwascarriedoutbysometeachersandresearchersinMelbournewhohadconcludedthatnormalteachingmethodsseldomachievetheirintendedgoals;whattheteachersthinktheyareteachingisonethingandwhatthestudentsactuallylearnissomethingelse.Students’lackofanover-allviewoflearninggoalsandtheirconcentrationontestscoresmakethemseeeachlessonasaseparateactivity.

Researchersrealizedthatmanystudentsdonotcomeintoclassempty-headedbuthavetheirownexplanationsofhowtheworldworks.Theirownideascanremainimportanttothemevenwhentheyconflictwithscientificexplanationsthatarelearnedlater.Infactsuchideasarehardlyaffectedbytraditionalteaching.Studentsaccepttheteacher’sscientificexplanation,butdonotdroptheirown.Theysimplykeepbothandusethempractically:

inaclasstest,theycopytheteacher’sidea,butinreallifetheyusetheirown.

Clearlywhatwasneededwastomakestudentsawareoftheirlearningprocess,an