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课标全国Ⅱ卷高考英语模拟试题精编（五）

【说明】　本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分。

题号

第一部分

第二部分

第三部分

第四部分

总分

第一节

第二节

第一节

第二节

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第二节

得分

第Ⅰ卷　（共85分）

第一部分　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最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

1．________coldfronthassweptthroughmanypartsofNortheastChina,bringingdown________temperatureinLiaoningandHeilongjiangProvinces.

A.The;the　　　B.A;/　　　　C.A；the　　　D.The；/

2．Accordingtothegovernment,anotherbridge________acrosstheYangtzeRivernextyear.

A.isbeingbuiltB.isgoingtobuildC.isabouttobuildD.istobebuilt

3．Myparentsdon'tmindwhatjobIdo________Iamhappy.

A.eventhoughB.aslongasC.assoonasD.asthough

4．It’ssaidthatthere’replentyofhotelsinthattown.There________beanydifficultyforyoutofindsomewheretostaytoday.

A.wouldn’tB.mustn’tC.shouldn’tD.needn’t

5．ThesilencewasfinallybrokenwhenMickey,hisface________withjoy,huggedmysontightly.

AfillingB.tobefilledC.filledD.wasfilled

6．Nearly3000people________theirskillsasartistsinLosAnglesinOctober2011,creatingafantasticlongpictureonekilometerlong.

A．showoutB．showupC．showinD．showoff

7．Duringthesummervocationwewentbacktotheschool________topayavisittoourteachersthoughitwas________hot.

A．especially；inparticularB．specially；especially

C．special；especialD．particularly；specially

8.Mygrandmotherstillhasvery________hearingalthoughsheisalreadyeightyyearsold.

A.allergicB.acuteC.sensitiveD.sensible

9．Pleasestoptohavearest.You________thewashingmachinethewholemorning.

A．haverepairedB．wererepairingC．havebeenrepairedD．havebeenrepairing

10．Thesentence，whichpuzzledJohn，wasalso________meandwehadtoturntoourEnglishteacherforhelp.

A.beyondB.overC.afterD.off

11．—Let'sgotothetheatretogether,shallwe?

—Pleasemakeit________day.I'mnotquitemyselftoday.

A．anyB．oneC.anotherD.some

12．________thetowerbuilding，whereyouseethewholecity.

A．StandingonthetopofB．Ifyouclimbto

C．WhenyoureachthetopofD．Gettothetopof

13．WhenresidentslearnedonWednesdaythatonlyoneofthe13workerstrappedunderground________，theyburstintotears.

A.wassurvivedB.wouldsurviveC.havesurvivedD.hadsurvived

14．AftertheearthquakeYaan,peopleweresufferinginthatarea，________urgentlyneededcleanwater,medicineandsheltertosurvive.

A.whichB.whoC.whereD.what

15．—IwonderifIcoulduseyourcomputertonight.

—________.Iwillbeusingitformytermpaperthen.

A.GoaheadB.I'msorryC.Don'tmentionitD.Itdepends

第二节　完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（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。

Anacrobatic（杂技的）masterperformedatightrope（绷紧的钢丝）walkbetweentwomountains,whichattractedthousandsofpeople.

Whenthe__16__started,hewenttooneendofthetightrope，__17__straightatthegoalahead,withopenarms，walkingslowlystepbysteptotheoppositesideofthemountain.Immediately,theaudience__18__loudapplause.

“Ifmyhandsaretied,doyoubelieveIcan__19__？

”heaskedtheaudience.

__20__，somepeopledidn'tbelieve,butinordertoknowthe__21__，theysaid，“Webelieveyou！

”

Then,hehadhishandstiedwitharopeandwalkedpast__22__.

Helookedaroundandsaid，“IfI'mblindfolded（蒙着眼睛的）withmyhandstied,doyou__23__believeIcangopast？

”

Thistime,thepeoplesaidwithout__24__，“Webelieveyou！

”

Inthisway,hiseyeswere__25__withablackcloth.Hemovedslowlytothetightropeandwalkedalongitinchbyinch.Thistime,hewentpastonceagain.Theaudienceburstinto__26__.

Then,he__27__achildandaskedallthepeople,“IfIputhimonmyshoulders__28__I'mblindfoldedwithmyhandstiedaswell,doyoustillbelieveIcanmakeit？

”

Allthepeoplerepliedbefore__29__，“Webelieveyou！

”

“Iaskyouagain.Doyoureallybelieveme？

”

“Yes,webelieveyoucompletely！

”

Then,hesaid，“Wellthen,sinceyoubelieveme，__30__mychildforyours.Whowill？

”

Allofasudden,theaudiencefell__31__.Thesilencelastedfornearlytenminutes.

Aftertenminutes,theacrobaticmastersaidnothing，justputthechildonhisshouldersandwalkedpastalongthetightrope.Sureenough,thistimehe__32__oncemore.

Facedwiththingsfarfromtheirown__33__，peoplecanoftenmakejudgmentseasilyandquickly，butonceinvolvedin（牵涉）it，mostofpeople“cannot__34__itclearly”．Onlythosewhoarereallyconfident，likethemasterinthetightropewalk，canstay__35__atanytime.

16．A.talent　B.play　　C.program　D.show

17．A.steppingB.staringC.wanderingD.pointing

18．A.brokeintoB.cameintoC.gaveoffD.sentoff

19．A.getthroughB.walkdownC.goacrossD.passaround

20．A.FinallyB.ActuallyC.HopefullyD.Especially

21．A.resultB.experienceC.challengeD.trick

22．A.slightlyB.luckilyC.smoothlyD.nervously

23．A.evenB.justC.alwaysD.still

24．A.difficultyB.hesitationC.concernD.mercy

25．A.blockedB.hiddenC.coveredD.equipped

26．A.cheersB.joyC.tearsD.laughter

27．A.choseB.supportedC.pushedD.held

28．A.tillB.beforeC.whileD.since

29．A.arguingB.thinkingC.refusingD.wondering

30．A.exchangeB.compareC.takeD.treat

31．A.silentB.noisyC.doubtfulD.anxious

32．A.wonB.walkedC.actedD.succeeded

33．A.childrenB.fearsC.interestsD.performances

34．A.senseB.seeC.understandD.realize

35．A.awakeB.encouragedC.patientD.focused

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

Therearesomenewdriversgoingbacktoschool.Teenswhohaverecentlygottentheirdriver'slicensesmaybetakingthewheeltodrivetoschoolthisfall.However,parentsfearwhentheirteenstartsdriving.Anditturnsoutthatsuchparentalfearsarejustified—soit'sworthreviewinghowtokeepyourteensafewhileheorsheisbehindthewheel.

MotorvehiclecrashesaretheleadingcauseofdeathinU.S.teens.Drivers16to19yearsoldareatthegreatestriskforcrashes.Infact,theirriskis4timesgreaterthanforolderdrivers.Theteensatthegreatestriskarethosewhoaremale,thosecarryingotherteenagepassengersinthecar,andthosestillintheirfirstyearofdriving.Nearly50percentofteendeathsrelatedtoautomobilecrasheshappenonFridays，Saturdays，orSundaysbetweenthehoursof3p．m.andmidnight.

Whyareteensathigherriskformotorvehiclecrashes?

Development.Teenshaven’tcompletelymaturedmentallyandhavegreaterrisktakingbehaviors,possiblybecausetheytendtounderestimatetheriskassociatedwithaparticularbehavior.Teensalsohaveagreatertendencytospeedandtodrivetooclosetothecarsinfrontofthem.

Noseatbelts.Teenshavethelowestrateofseatbeltuseamongalldrivinggroups.

Alcohol.Atleast25percentofmotorvehicledeathsinteensarerelatedtoalcoholuse.

Technologicaldistractions（分散注意力）．Cellphones,texting，MP3players,andthelikecanalldistractdriversgreatly－andwhomorethanteenagers?

Beawareofyourteen’sdrivingpracticesanddiscusssafedrivinghabitswhenopportunitiespresentthemselves.Checkouttheapplicationsanddevicesnowavailableforrestrictingyourteen’suseoftechnologywhiledriving.Someapplicationsalertyoutowhenyourteenistextingwhilethevehicleismoving.Anotherdeviceblocksincomingandoutgoingtextswhenthecarisrunning—incomingmessagesgetanautomaticreply（e.g，“I’mdrivingrightnow”），andphonecallsgodirectlytovoicemail.Youcanalsogetnotificationsifyourteentriestoshutofftheprogram.TherearealsoGPSprogramsthatletyouknowyournewdriver'swhereaboutsatalltimes.Allinall,youcan'tbetoocautiouswhenteachingyourteenhowtobesafeontheroad.

36．Whatfactorisleastrelatedtotheteendrivers’highrisksofcrashes?

A.Driverage.　　　B.Passengergender.　　　C.Drivingexperience.　　　　D.Drivingtime.

37．Teensprobablyturnawaytheirattentionfromdrivingwhentheyare________.

A.usingnoseatbelts　　　　　　　　　　　　B.drinkingwater

C.carryingpassengersD.answeringcellphones

38．Accordingtothepassage,whichshouldbepreventedduringteens'driving?

A.Texting.　　　　B.GPSprograms.　　　　C.Automatedreplies.　　　　D.Voicemail.

39．Theauthorwritesthelastparagraphinorderto________.

A．offerparentspracticalsuggestionsB．summarizeteen'sdrivingpractices

C．advocatedifferentdrivinghabitsD．establishexamplesforthefuture

B

FoxeshavebecomeapartoflifeinBritain'surbanareas.Theyarestrikingcreaturesbuttheyarealsodangerous.Threeyearsago,twinbabygirlsIsabellaandLolaKouppariswereleftwitharmandfaceinjuriesaftertheywereattackedbyafoxwhiletheyweresleepingattheirhome.Lastweek,fourweekoldbabyboyDennyDolanwasbittenbyafoxwhichenteredhishome.Aftergainingaccesstothehomethroughthefrontdoor，thefoxpulledthebabydownfromthesofaandtriedtodraghimoutside,bitinghimandalmostsevering（割断）hisfinger.

Althoughfoxattacksonhumansarestillveryrare,theywillbecomemorecommonifwedon'tchangeourbehaviourtowardstheseincreasinglyfearlessanimals.Itishumansratherthanfoxesthatareresponsibleforrisingfoxattacksonhumans.

Ontheonehand,peoplewholovefoxestreatthesewildanimalslikepets,leavingfoodoutforfoxes,feedingthemfromtheirhands,andeveninvitingfoxesintotheirhome.Theresultisthatthefoxismorebrazen（厚颜无耻的）andlessinclinedtoavoidus.Itisthosepeoplewhofeedfoxesthatcausefoxestolosetheirfearofhumans.However,aslongastheyhaveahealthyfearofhumans,theywon'tbotherhumans.

Ontheotherhand,foxeshavemovedintocitiesforlackofresour