天津市南开区届高三三月高考模拟英语试题.docx

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天津市南开区届高三三月高考模拟英语试题

天津市南开区2021届高三三月高考模拟英语试题

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一、单项选择

1．—Youlooksotired.Whynothavearest?

—.

A．BecauseIcan’tafforditB．SorryIcan’t

C．ThanksD．MaybeIshould

2．Somecountriesareincreasingtheiruseofnaturalgas,andotherformsof.

A．sourceB．energyC．powerD．material

3．—Howmuchisthesweater?

—55dollars.

A．worthB．costC．worthyD．paid

4．—Whydidyoucomesolateforwork?

—Iwasfor20minutesonthewayhereinthetrafficjam.

A．heldupB．putupC．takenupD．stayedup

5．—Itwasnotthebesttimetogothere.

—Yes.IyouradvicebeforeImademydecision.

A．couldacceptB．shouldaccept

C．oughttoacceptD．shouldhaveaccepted

6．Mr.Smithsoldthatmagnificentcottageofhisonthesea2,000,000dollars.

A．atB．forC．toD．by

7．Theresultisnotthesametheyhadexpected,wasratherdisappointing.

A．what,asB．as,thatC．that,whichD．as,which

8．—Youlookedanxiousjustnow.

—IJohnatten,buthedidn’tturnup.

A．expectedB．wasexpectingC．wouldexpectD．hadexpected

9．IliketogetupearlysothatIcangetplentyofworkbeforelunch．

A．todoB．done

C．doingD．beingdone

10．Theylosttheirwayintheforest,and________mademattersworsewasthatnightbegantofall.

A．thatB．it

C．whatD．which

11．Frankwentbackhome,tostudymuchharderthanbefore.

A．withhismindmakingupB．hismindmakingup

C．withhismindmadeupD．hismindbeingmadeup

12．—DidyouwatchtheplayonCCTV-1lastnight?

Itwasreallygood.

—No,Ididn’t.?

—“TeaHouse.”

A．WhatwasitB．What’son

C．WhatwasitaboutD．Howaboutit

13．Alwaysactinginastrangeway,Einsteinmusthavetopeoplearoundtobemad.

A．shownB．imaginedC．appearedD．thought

14．Thenewproductisbeyondallpraiseandhasquicklytakenoverthemarket________itssuperiorquality.

A．intermsofB．onaccountof

C．onbehalfofD．ontopof

15．Mrs.Greendoesn’tbelievethathersonisabletodesignautomobiles,?

A．isheB．isn’theC．doesn’tsheD．doesshe

二、完形填空

Itwasearlymorning.PeterCorbetthelpedMarkWellmanoutofhis16andontotheground.They17beforeElCapitan,ahugemassof18almostthree-quartersofamilehighinCalifornia’sbeautifulYosemiteValley.IthadbeenMark’sdreamtoclimbElCapitanforas19ashecouldremember.20howcouldapersonwithouttheuseofhislegshopetotrytoclimbit?

Markknewhecouldn’tfinishtheclimbalone,buthisfriendPeter,anexpertrockclimber,wouldbethereto21ahelpinghand.HeandMarkthoughtthatitwouldtakesevendaystoreachthetop.

Peterclimbedabout100feetupand22apiton（岩钉）intotherock.Fasteningoneendofa165-footropetothepiton,heletoneendoftherope23.Markcaughttheropeandfastenedittohis24withaspecialinstrument.Thisinstrumentwould25Marktomoveupward,butwould26himfromfallingevenasmuchasasingleinch.Henextreached27hisheadandfastenedaT-shapedbartotherope,usingthesamekindofinstrument.

Sevenyearsbefore,attheageoftwenty-one,hehadfallenwhilemountainclimbing,injuringhisbackbone.Thefall28himtheuseofhislegs,butheneverlosthisloveofadventureorhisjoyful29.

Forthefirstfourdaysthetwomen30steadilyupwardwithoutincident.Butonthefifthdayanunbearablyhotwindbegantoblow,andastimewentby,itbecamestrongerandstronger,causingMarktosway31onhisrope.ButMarkkeptondeterminedlypushinguptheT-barandpullinghimselfup.32that,hehadtoadmitthathefeltalotbetterwhenthewindfinallydieddownandhisbodytouched33rockagain.

Ittookthemonedaymorethantheyhadexpected,butonJuly26at1:

45intheafternoon,thecrowdofpeoplewaitingonthetopwent34withjoyasthetwoheadsappeared.MarkWellmanhadshownthatifyou35yourheartandmindonagoal,nowallistoohigh,nodreamimpossible.

16．A．bedB．carC．wheelchairD．house

17．A．stoodB．removedC．touchedD．rose

18．A．grassB．dirtC．treeD．rock

19．A．youngB．longC．oldD．short

20．A．OrB．WhileC．ButD．Although

21．A．lendB．reachC．showD．have

22．A．hammeredB．shotC．placedD．stuck

23．A．riseupB．falldownC．standupD．fallbehind

24．A．neckB．helmetC．beltD．fist

25．A．letB．haveC．makeD．allow

26．A．permitB．preventC．forbidD．accelerate

27．A．behindB．belowC．aboveD．beside

28．A．costB．lostC．missedD．enhanced

29．A．spiritB．occasionC．thoughtD．will

30．A．progressedB．hungC．extendedD．intended

31．A．gentlyB．firmlyC．barelyD．violently

32．A．OwingtoB．InspiteofC．InordertoD．Byreasonof

33．A．softB．solidC．concreteD．distinct

34．A．paleB．wildC．blankD．easy

35．A．putB．devoteC．setD．sacrifice

三、阅读选择

BuckinghamPalaceTour

WatchingthetraditionalchangingoftheguardceremonyatBuckinghamPalaceisamustwheninLondon,andonthis4.5-houryou’llgettoexperiencethisevent,aswellasothertypicalBritishtraditions.Thepackagecombinesthreemajorattractions:

thechangingoftheguard,atouroftheStateApartmentsandtraditionalafternoontea.TheguidedtourpassesthroughSt.JamesParkbeforestoppingtowatchtheguardceremonywithsoldiersdressedintraditionaluniforms,followedbyentryintoBuckinghamPalaceforanaudiotour.After,travelerswillheadtoaluxuryhotelfortraditionalafternoontea,sconesandsandwiches.

ThamesRiverSightseeingCruise

AfternoonteaisaBritishtradition,andtomakethiscasual,elegantexperienceevenmorerelaxing,youcancombineitwithasightseeingcruiseofLondon’sThamesRiver,themainwaterwaythatflowsthroughtheheartofthecity.Boardawindow-linedvesselforanhour-and-a-halfvoyagefromTowerPiertoWestminsterthatincludestraditionalteaservicewithpastries,sconesandsandwiches.TheboatwillfloatpasticonicsitesliketheTowerofLondon,BigBen,theHousesofParliamentandtheLondonEye,aswellasShakespeare’sfamousGlobeTheatre.Onthereturn,feelfreetowandertheoutsidedeckforphotosandlistentoinformativecommentary（解说）fromthestaff.

LondonRoyalParksBikeTour

Londonhassomespectacularparksthatarelocatedamongthecity’smostfamousattractionsandaguidedbiketourisafunandrelaxingwaytocoveralotofgroundquicklyandexperiencetheselovelypublicspaces.Thefour-hour,morningorafternoonbiketourbeginsinCentralLondonwherebicyclesandhelmetsareissued,followedbyaleisurelyridethroughWestminstertotheHousesofParliament,WestminsterAbbeyandBigBenwithnarrationfromthetourguidefollowedbybusyTrafalgarSquare.Next,therideheadstoallfourRoyalParks:

HydePark,KensingtonGardens,GreenParkandStJames’sPark.Beforereturningtothestart,riderscanvisitthePrincessDianaMemorialatKensingtonPalace.

WindsorCastle,StonehengeandOxfordDayTrip

Ifyou’reinterestedinexploringsomeoftheworld-famousattractionsoutsideofLondon,considerbookingtheWindsorCastle,StonehengeandOxfordDayTrip.Thefull-daytourdepartsfromLondoninanair-conditionedbus,spansaboutninehoursandincludesthreeofEngland’sarchitecturalgems.ThefirststopistheQueen’sofficialresidence:

WindsorCastleforaudiotoursandachancetoseethechangingoftheguardfollowedbefreetimetoexplorethestreetsofWindsor.NextupisavisittothemysteriousUNESCOsiteofStonehenge,followedbyawalkingtourofthecityofOxford.Alongtheway,theguidepointsouthistoricallandmarksandotherattractionsandprovidesanin-depthcommentary.Foodandbeverages（酒水）arenotincluded,butyoucanpicksomethingupinWindsor.

36．Whichtouristheshortest?

A．BuckinghamPalaceTour.

B．ThamesRiverSightseeingCruise.

C．LondonRoyalParksBikeTour.

D．WindsorCastle,StonehengeandOxfordDayTrip.

37．Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementisNOTtrue?

A．VisitorscanwatchthechangingoftheguardwiththeWindsorCastle,StonehengeandOxfordDayTrip.

B．AThamesRiverSightseeingCruisecantakeyouthroughthecenterofLondon.

C．YoumusthaveyourhelmetreadybeforejoiningtheLondonRoyalParksBikeTour.

D．BuckinghamPalaceTourwillofferanafternoonteainaluxuryhotel.

38．AlltheabovetoursareinLondon,except.

A．BuckinghamPalaceTour

B．ThamesRiverSightseeingCruise

C．LondonRoyalParksBikeTour

D．WindsorCastle,StonehengeandOxfordDayTrip

39．IfyouchoosetheWindsorCastle,StonehengeandOxfordDayTrip,youmay________.

A．seethreegems

B．visittheQueen’shome

C．boardavessel

D．visitthePrincessDianaMemorial

Itisoftensaidthataperson’shighschoolyearsaresomeofthemostimportanttheywillexperience,andareoftenseenasacriticalandlife-shapingtime.Duringthisperiodintheirlifepeopleoftenbegintodiscoverwhatismeaningfultothemandhowtheyplantocontinuelivingtheirlife.MyvolunteerexperienceatSt.Clare’sHospitalhashelpedmeformthispositiveexperienceduringmyhighschoolyears;throughvaluablelessonsIhavelearnedlifeskillsandhavebeguntoshapemyvaluesandmind-set.InthecourseofmyvolunteeringatthehospitalIhavediscoveredhowtointeractwithothers,learnedtorespectdiversity,realizedtheimportanceofservice,andgainedperspective.WhenIfirstbeganvolunteering,Iwasverynervousaboutmeetingnewpeopleandbeingpushedoutsideofmycomfortzone.Iamlearningtointroducemyselftonewvolunteers,gooutofmywaytomakepatientsfeelwelcome,andoverallhowtoextendahandoffriendshiptoothers.Notonlydoesthisskillapplytomypersonallife,butwillalsobeextremelyhelpfulinmyacademiclifeandthe“realworld.”

IthinkoneofthemostsignificantvaluesIhavegainedthroughmyexperienceatSt.Clare’sHosp