山东省高三英语 各地一模英语分类汇编13 阅读理解七.docx

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山东省高三英语各地一模英语分类汇编13阅读理解七

专题三阅读理解（十三）

【山东省烟台市2012届高三第一次模拟考试】

D

Inthepastdecade,opennesshasbecomemainstream,andthevastmajorityofdomesticadoptions（家庭领养）areopenones.Evenso,potentialadoptiveparentsandbirthparentsareoftenfearfulwhentheyfirsthearoftheconcept.

MakingRoominOurHearls：

KeepingFamilyTiesThroughOpenAddptionanswersthemostcommonquestionsabouttheinfluenceofopenadoption,andhowitaffectsthelivesofeveryonerelated.Duxbury,afamilyexpertwhospecializesinadoptionadvice,isalsoanadoptiveparent.Herbookopenswithherownfamily’sstory.

Duxburysurveyed150families,butherbookisnotacollectionofdata.Instead,itallowsthesefamiliestosharetheirthoughtsandwisdom,theirjoyandpain；thestoriescommunicatethegreathappinessfamiliesfeelat“workingtogetherforthesakeofthechild”andthesteadyviewthattheadoptiveparentsaretheparents.Theyalsotouchonproblemsthatcanarisefromopeningclosedadoptions.

Themostconvincingadvocatesforopenadoptionherearetheadoptedteensthemselves.Commentingonthequestionpeoplealwaysask：

“Areyouconfusedaboutwhoisyoureal

mother?

”,Josh,age2lnow.states,“Kidsaren’tstupid.IthinkIwouldbeconfusedifmybirthmotherwasnotinmylife.Butmybirthmotherisnotanotherparent.Yourparentsareyourparents.Mybirthmotherisreallyimportanttome.Sheislikeaspeciaiaunt,butsheisnotmyparent.”

“Opennessgiveschildrenthegiftofpossibilities,fornowandforthefuture,”writesadoptionexpertPatriciaMartinezDornerinherclosingthoughts.“Itisnotactre-all,butitcreatesthepossibilityforastrongersenseofpermanenceandidentity.”Thisbookisimportantreadingforeveryonetouchedbyadoption.

71.Thefirstparagraphiswrittenwiththeaimto.

A.advisepeopletoopentheiradoptions

B.bringinthetopicofopenadoption

C.explainwhyopenadoptionhasbecomemainstream

D.advertisethebookMakeRoominOurHeart

72.WhatkindofviewmaybothDuxburyandJoshagreewith?

A.Theadoptiveparentsaretheparents.

B.Onlystupidkidsmayregardtheirbirthmotherasparent.

C.Acollectionofdataofadoptivefamiliesisuseless.

D.Alladoptivefamiliesshouldsharetheirjoyandpain.

73.Wecanleamfromthetextthatkidsof“closedadoptions”.

A.willnotbetoldthetruthofadoption

B.hatetheirbirthparentsverymuch

C.usuallyhavefewerfamilyproblems

D.willbecomestupidwithnobirthparents

74.Theadoptedchildren’sattitudetowardsopenadoptio11is.

A.ridiculousB.disapprovingC.positiveD.uncertain

75.Wecanlearntheadvantagesofopenadoptionsin.

A.paragraph2B.paragraph3C.paragraph4D.paragraph5

【答案】

71-75BAACD

【山东省枣庄市2012届高三第一次模拟考试】

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

JamesArrudaHenry,a98-year-oldretiredlobsterman,haswrittenandpublishedhisfirstbook,"InaFisherman'sLanguage",afterlearningtoreadattheincredibleageof91．

Mr．Henryspentmostofhislifewithoutevenhisclosestfamilymembersknowinghewasilliterate（文盲）．Forcedtoquitschoolinthethirdgradetotakesomejobs,hekeptthesecretclosetohischest-onlytellingtohislatewife．

Afamilyprobleminhis90ssparkedhisencouragetorestarthiseducation．"Hesignedadocumenthecouldnotread,"Mr．Henry'sgranddaughtersaid．Andthen,afterhearingaboutGeorgeDawson,asonofslaveswholearnedtoreadattheageof98andwentontowriteabookofhisown,entitled"LifeIsSoGood"attheageof101,Mr．Henrytookupreading．

"Ifhecandoit．I'mgoingtotry,"Mr．Henrysaid．Startingwithhisname．heeventuallymovedontoABC’sandchildren'sbooks．Heputthemdownforfouryearsafterthetragiclossofhiswife．Buteventuallyhewentbacktoreadingandwiththehelpofhistutorbegantorecordhislife．

Hewroteabouthisfamily’svoyagefromPortugaltotheU．S．hismanyjourneysatseaandhowhewasunabletosaveanotherfishermanwhohadfallenoverboard．Hebecameacarpenterandevenaprofessionalboxer-andeventuallybuilthisownhomeinStoningtonBorough．

Hislifestorieshavebecomesopopular,infact,nearly800copiesweresoldinthefirsttwoweeksofthebook'sreleaselastmonth．OnethousandmorehavesincebeenprintedasrequestsforthebookfloodinfromasfarasGermany．AndnowevenHollywoodproducershaveapproachedMr．Henryaboutoptioningtherightstohislifestoryforabigscreenadaptation．

56．WhichofthefollowingistrueofMr．Henry?

A．Hecouldn'treadwhenhewasretired．

B．Hewasnotagoodstudentatschool．

C．Onlyhisfamilymembersknewhewasilliterate．

D．Hepublishedhisbookattheageof91．

57．Mr．Henrymadeuphismindtostudybecausehe．

A．hadsometroublewithhisgranddaughter

B．couldn'tsignthedocumenthewasgiven

C．wantedtosharehisownexperiencewithothers

D．wasinspiredbyGeorgeDawson'sstory

58．HowdidMr．Henrycarryonhisstudies?

A．Hebeganwiththechildren'sbooks．

B．Hewashelpedoutbyhisgranddaughter．

C．Hestartedfromtheverybeginning．

D．Hedidn'tstopevenwhenhiswifedied．

59．Inhisbook,Mr．Henrydidn'tmention____．

A．hisfamilystoryB．hisschooleducation

C．hisjourneysatseaD．hisworkexperiences

60．What'sthemainideaofthelastparagraph?

A．Nearly800copiesofthebookweresold．

B．ThebookwassoldwellinGermany．

C．Hisbookwaspopularbothathomeandabroad．

D．Hollywoodhasplannedtoadapthisbookforamovie．

B

Around200peoplewhothoughttheironlyexperienceoftheLondon2012OlympicGameswouldbeminorheatsofsynchronizedswimming（花样游泳）havereceivedanunexpectedhangetothemen's100mfinalbecauseofanembarrassingticketingmistake．

TheLondon2012OrganisingCommittee（Locog）confirmedonWednesdaythatanerrornitsticketsellinghadledtofoursynchronisedswimmingcompetitionsbeingoversoldby10,000tickets．

LocoganditsticketagentspenttheChristmasperiodcontactingticketholdersandofferingthemalternativesthatincludedtheticketstheyhadappliedforbutunsuccessful．Thehangesneednoadditionalcost．Ithasalsoofferedtoreturnanydiscrepancy（差额）ifthenewticketscostlessthantheoriginals．LocogsaidthereplacementticketswouldcomefromanumberofunsoldseatsacrosstheOlympicGamesanditwasdoingallitcouldtomakeuptheerrortothefanswhoboughttickets．

Locogsaidtheerroroccurredinthesummer,betweenthefirstandsecondroundofticketsales,whenamemberofstaffmadeamistake,entering"20,000"intothecomputerratherthanthecorrectfigureof10,000remainingtickets．TheerrorwasdiscoveredwhenLocogcheckedthenumberofticketsthathadbeensoldagainstthefinalseatingnumbers,andbegancontactingticketholdersbeforeChristmas．

Thousandsofticketholdershavealreadystrucklucky,changingtoticketsformajoreventsincludingswimmingandathleticsfinals,andinaround200casesthehottestofall,themen's100mfinal．Locogsaidthedecisiontoaward100mfinalticketswasmadebecauseoneofthesynchronisedswimmingcompetitionswasonthesameafternoonastheevent,August5．

61．Asaresultoftheticketingmistake,about200people____．

A．willluckilybeabletowatchthemen's100mfinal

B．willnotenjoythesynchronizedswimmingevents

C．willhavetochangetheirticketstoothergames

D．haveappliedforticketstothemen's100mfinal

62．Inordertosolvetheproblem,theLocog____．

A．requiredtheholderstoreturnthetickets

B．allowedtheholderstoapplyforanotherticket

C．wouldchargethediscrepancyforchangingthetickets

D．offeredtochangetheticketswithoutanyextracost

63．Theunderlinedword"it"inthethirdparagraphrefersto____．

A．LocogB．theticketingmistake

C．theOlympicGamesD．theadditionalcost

64．Howmanyticketholderswillhavetochangetheirtickets?

A．200．B．10,000．C．20,000．D．30,000．

65．Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothetext?

A．ThesynchronizedswimmingisthehottestoftheOlympics．

B．Thousandsofticketholdersrefusedtochangetheirtickets．

C．Themen's100mfinalwilltakeplaceonAugust5,2012．

D．Thenumberofticketsforsynchronisedswimmingis10,000．

C

Oneoftenhearsitsaidthattravelbroadensthemind．Butdoesthisalwayshappen?

WhenanacquaintanceofminereturnedfromFrance,Iaskedhimhowhelikedit．"Thebreakfastswereterrible．"hesaid,"Nobaconorkippers．Ihadfriedeggsandchips,butitwasquietabusinessgettingthemtomakethem．"Obviouslytravelhadnotbroadenedhismind．HehadjudgeditentirelyfromhisownEnglishviewpoints．

Allnationalities,inallforeigncountries,canbefoundjudgingwhattheysee,hear,tasteandsmellaccordingtotheirownhabitsandcustoms．Peoplewhoarebettereducatedandwhohavereadalotaboutforeigncountriestendtoadaptandtoleratealleasily．Thatisbecausetheirmindshavealreadybeenbroadenedbeforetheystarttravelling．

Physicaldifferencesarenotsodifficulttobeadaptedtoasmentalones．InIndonesia,thelefthandisconsideredunclean．Whenaforeigneroffersortakessomethingwithhislefthand,theIndonesianmayexplainthisactionasarisingfromadifferenceincustom,butthedeepprejudiceagainsttheuseofthelefthandwillnotbesoeasilydoneawaywith．

Therearesometravelerswhoadaptthemselvessosuccessfullytoforeigncustomsandhabitsthattheygettheseverecriticismsoftheirmorestubbornfellow-countrymen．IftheyareAsians,theyareaccusedofhavingbecome"Westernized",andiftheyareEuropeans,peoplesaytheyhave"gonenative"．

Perhapstheidealwouldbeiftravelcouldsucceedmmakingpeopletoleratethehabitsandcustomsofotherswithouta