届高三英语二轮复习高考作业卷 作业三十.docx

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届高三英语二轮复习高考作业卷作业三十

2016衡水万卷作业三十

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一、完形填空

阅读下面短文。

从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和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。

ThefamilyhadjustmovedtoRhodeIsland,andtheyoungwomanwasfeelingalittledepressedonthatSundayinMay.Afterall,itwasMother'sDay—and800miles1herfromherparentsinOhio.

Shehadcalledthemthatmorning,towishherahappyMother'sDayandhermotherhad  2howcolorfultheirbackyardwas  3springhadarrived.Later,shetoldherhusbandhowshe  4thoselilacsinherparents'yard.“Iknowwherewecanfindsome,”hesaid.“Getthe  5andcomeon.”Soofftheywent.

Sometimelater,theystoppedatahillandtherewerelilacsallround.Theyoungwomanrusheduptothenearest  _6andburiedherfaceintheflowers.Carefully,she  7some．

Finally,theyreturnedtotheircarforthe  8home.Thewomansatsmiling,surroundedbyher  9.

Whentheywerenearhome,sheshouted“stop,”gotoffquicklyand  10toanearbynursinghome.Shewenttotheendoftheporch（门廊）,wherea（n） 11patientwassittinginherwheelchair,andputtheflowersintoherlap.Thetwo  12,burstingintolaughternowandthen.Latertheyoungwomanturnedandranbacktoher  13.Asthecarpulledaway,thewomaninthewheelchair  14withasmile,andheldthelilacs  15. 

“Mom,”thekidsasked,“ 16didyougiveherourflowers?

”“ItisMother'sDay,andsheseemsso  17whileIhaveallofyou.Andanyonewouldbe  18byflowers.”

Thissatisfiedthekids,butnotthehusband.Thenextdayhe  19someyounglilacsaroundtheiryard.

Iwasthehusband.Now,everyMay,ouryardisfulloflilacs.EveryMother'sDayourkids20purplelilacs.AndeveryyearIrememberthatsmileofthelonelyoldwoman.

1.

A.moved

B.kept

C.separated

D.made

2.

A.learned

B.mentioned

C.imagined

D.realized

3.

A.asif

B.sothat

C.nowthat

D.evenif

4.

A.grew

B.missed

C.watered

D.showed

5.

A.cars

B.kids

C.clothes

D.lilacs

6.

A.yard

B.hill 

C.bush 

D.door

7.

A.bought 

B.picked

C.set

D.raised

8.

A.break

B.holiday

C.trip 

D.dinner

9.

A.friends

B.memory 

C.honor

D.flowers

10.

A.responded

B.pointed

C.drove

D.hurried

11.

A.elderly 

B.loving 

C.serious

D.sensitive

12.

A.hesitated

B.waited

C.chatted

D.sat

13.

A.family

B.mother

C.path  

D.home

14.

A.nodded

B.left

C.waved

D.continued

15.

A.sadly

B.politely

C.quickly

D.tightly

16.

A.why

B.when

C.how

D.where

17.

A.lonely

B.confused

C.alone

D.patient

18.

A.calmed

B.persuaded

C.disappointed

D.cheered

19.

A.arranged

B.planted

C.dried

D.hid

20.

A.find

B.gather

C.receive

D.sell

二、阅读理解

A

Whileeverydogownerknowstheirdogscanreadtheirmoodsperfectly,scientistshavealwaysbeenapiffledoubtful．NowthankstosomeresearchersattheUniversityofVeterinaryMedicineinVienna,Austria;wefinallyhavesomeconvincingevidence．

Fortheirstudy,biologistCorsonMillerandhisteamexposéselevenselecteddogstodigitalimagesofwomenthatwereeitherangryorhappy．Halfthedogswererewiredfortouchingthescreenwhenshoveahappyface,whiletheotherhalfgilttheirtreatforselectingthosethatappearedangry．

Interestingly,thedogswerenotprovidedwiththeentireface．SomedogswereshowTionlyupperhalveswhiletheothersobservedlowerhalves．That'sbecausethescientistsbelievehumansshowtheireruptionsontheirequitiesface．

Aftersometrainingill．ehowtorecognizesmalldifferenceslikethewrinklesbetweentheeyesorthechangesintheirshapethataccompanythehappyorangryexpressions,thedogsweremostlyabletoidentifythecorrectexpressionnotonlyonafamiliarfacebutonastrangeface,theresearchersconcludedthedogsweresmart-enoughtoreadhumanemotions．

Theyalsofoundthosebeingtrainedtoreadangryexpressionstookalongertimetolearn．Theyguessitmaybebecausedogsfindangryfacesdisgusting,causingthemtowithdrawquickly．However,oncethesmartdogsrealizedtheyweregettingrewired,thetrepidationseemendtodisappear．Infact,thedogshadsuchagoodtimeplayingthecomputer"game"Thatscientistshadahardtimekeepingthemawayfromthetouchscreensafterthestudywascompleted．

Theresearchersalsonoticedonlydogswithamaleownerhadahardertimeunderstandingtheexpressionscorrectly．Sincethetouchescareenmodelswereallfemales,thisconfirmedwhathasbeenobservedinpreviousstudies-dogsaremoreefficientatreadingfacialexpressionsofpeoplethataretheserenegenderastheirowner．

21.Howdidthescientistsconducttheexperiment?

A．Byleavingdogstowomenwhoareeitherhappyorangry．

B．Bymixingtheselecteddogstogether．

C．Byrewardingonlyhalfofthedogstouchingthescreen．

D．Byshowingdigitalpicturesofwomen'shappyorangryfaces．

22.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A．Thedogswerenotallprovidedwiththeentireface,

B．Accordingtotheirsize,thedogsweregiveneitherupperorlowerhalves．

C．Thedogscouldreadevensmallchangesthataccountancyfacialexpressionsaftersometraining．

D．Thedogscouldn'treadstrangersfacialemotions．

23.Theunderlinedword"trepidation"inParagraph5probablymeans.

A．horrorB．curiosityC．excitementD．doubt

24.Howmighttheresultschangeifthedogswithfemaleownersareshownpicturesofmalefaces?

A．Theycouldonlytellcommotionsonpartialfacesratherthanonentireface's．

B．Theyfoundithardtotellthemoodsonthefacesofadifferentgender．

C．Theyfounditeasytotelltheemotionsontheentire-face．

D．Theywouldbescaredawayatthesightofthepictures．

B

Athome,orderingfoodfromamenuisanormal,everydayroutine.Idon’tevengiveitasecondthought.InChina,it’sawholeotherstory!

Here,orderingisafungameoftrialanderror,andtheadventurebeginsbeforethefoodisevenserved!

ManyrestaurantsincentralBeijingadvertise“Englishlanguagemenus”,butthetranslationscanjustaddtotheconfusion.Althoughaccompanyingpicturescanbeahelpfulrelief,thetranslationsoftenmakethewholeexperienceevenmoreamusing.DuringmyfirstfewweeksinChinaItriedsomedeliciousdisheswithoff-the-wallnames.Asanexperiment,myfriendsandIwouldorderthingslike“studentsaddictedtochickengristle（软骨）”and“redburnedlionhead”.Itwasalwaysfuntoseewhatlandedonourtable.Eventuallywelearnedthat“lionhead”wasactuallypork,and“students”are“addicted”todiced（切碎的）chickenwithgreenpepper.

Recently,IcameacrossabusyrestaurantdownanarrowsidestreetinaBeijinghutong.Itwaslunchtimeandthesmallroomwaspackedwithpeoplesittingonsmallstools（凳子）eatingnoodles.Iwashungryandcold,andthesteamingbowlslookedirresistible!

Isatmyselfdownandcalledoutfora“caidan!

”Inresponse,thewaitresspointedtoawallatthebackoftherestaurant.ThewallwasfullofChinesecharactersdescribingnumerousdishes.TherewasonlyonesentenceinEnglish:

“crossingoverthebridgenoodles”.

Ihadneverheardofthedishandhadnoideawhatitwouldtastelike.Itookagambleandorderedonebowlof“crossingoverthebridgenoodles”.Afewminuteslaterthewaitresscarriedoveraheavybowlfullofbroth（肉汤）andIquicklydugin.ItwasthebestbowlofnoodlesIhadevertasted!

IhavebeenbackagainandagainandeachtimeIpointattheoneEnglishsentence–“crossingoverthebridgenoodles”.IalwaysenterarestaurantinChinafeelingexcitedandalittlenervous.Whoknowswhatthenextorderingadventurewillshow?

25.HowdoesthewriterfindtheEnglish-languagemenusinmanyofBeijing’srestaurants?

A.Confusingbutamusing.B.Easytounderstand.

C.Boringandannoying.D.Accurateandhelpful.

26.Theunderlinedword“gamble”inthelastparagraphprobablymeans______.

A.tasteB.lookC.stepD.risk

27.Thepassagedealswith______.

A.theauthor’sfavoriteChinesedishes

B.thefuntheauthorhadorderingfoodinChina’srestaurant

C.acomparisonbetweenWesternfoodandChinesefood

D.thecorrectwaytotranslatethenamesofChinesedishesintoEnglish

28.Thepassageisdevelopedmainlyintheformof_____________.

A.examplesandstatementsB.comparisonandconclusion

C.causesandeffectsD.timeanddescription

C

BythetimeIreachedjuniorhigh，IwassureIwantedtobeanurse.Ifyoudidn’tstudyLatin，youcouldn’tbeanurse，soIenrolled.ManyLatinwordswerefamiliartome.Thehardpartturnedouttobetheusageandcreatingsentenceswiththewordsthatseemedsoeasytopronounce.Severalweeksintothecoursemyteachercametome，saying，“Ithinkyoushouldwithdrawfromthiscourse.Itseemstobetoohardforyou.”

ThatwasthedayIlearnedIwasn’tsmartenoughtobecomeanurse.Withshame,IhandedinmyLatintextbook.

Afterhighschool，theyearsracedby.Imarriedandhadchildren.ThenonedaymyhusbandJohncamehome.“Carol,Maxdiedthisafternoon.”Ilookedatmyhusbandwithdisbelief.

Johnwastouchedbythistragedy.Finallyoneeveninghesaid，“Carol，Jackiehasneverworkedandnowshe’salonewithfourchildren.I'vebeenthinking—ifanythinghappenstome.Iwantyoutobeabletotakecareofyourselfandthechildren.Whydon’tyouthinkaboutwhatyou’dliketodoandgetthetrainingyou’llneedtodoit?

”

Isignedupfortheentranceexamfornursingprograms.OnedayIreceivedaletterfromtheschoo1.Iwantedsobadlytoopenit，butwithmylackofconfidence，Ilaiditonthekitchencountersaying,“I'mnotinthemoodforarejectionlettertoday.”

FinallyIforcedmyselftoopenit.“DearCarol，”Iread.”Wearepleasedtoinformyouthatyousuccessfullypassed