学年高中新三维一轮复习英语浙江专版模块.docx

1、学年高中新三维一轮复习英语浙江专版模块模块仿真高考练(四)一、模块语基练(满分30分).单句语法填空(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)1If you have no idea how to behave yourself (you) at table in an English family, please follow the host.2To satisfy childrens curiosity (curious), wed better answer their questions patiently.3Yuan Longping has been focusing on sear

2、ching for a way to increase rice output.4His convincing (convince) words finally made me believe that he was an honest man.5As he works in a remote area, he visits his parents only occasionally (occasional)6It was difficult for us to guess what Lucys reaction (react) to the news would be.7The soldie

3、rs fought in defence (defend) of their countrys safety.8The costal areas have mild winter, but by contrast, the central (centre) plains become extremely cold.9The child slipped and fell, hitting (hit) his head against the door.10You cant imagine what difficulty I have getting (get) along with him.句型

4、转换(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)1Not until she got the exciting news did Mary realize nobody was happier than she was.It_was_not_until she got the exciting news that Mary realized nobody was happier than she was.2Since my childhood, my parents have brought me up to respect others.Since my childhood, my parents

5、have brought me up to show_respect_for others.3All women didnt have the chance to receive education in the past.Not_all_women_had the chance to receive education in the past.4This opportunity will not only make you happy, but it can also satisfy your curiosity.Not_only_will_this_opportunity_make you

6、 happy, but it can also satisfy your curiosity.5It is more likely that physically energetic children will become healthy adults.Physically energetic children are_more_likely_to_become_healthy_adults.补全句子(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)1彼得忽然想起来明天上午有一个重要的会议要参加。(hit)It_hits_Peter_that he has an important conference

7、to attend the next morning.2无论你选择哪一本书，其内容都有益于你的书面英语。(whichever)Whichever_book_you_choose,_the content of it is of benefit to your written English.3一旦感情被伤害了，很难去恢复，不管你做出多少努力。(once)Once_feelings_were_hurt,_it is difficult to recover, no matter how much effort you make.4我们很遗憾地通知您，您的申请未通过。(regret)We regr

8、et_to_inform_you_that your application has been rejected.5尽管是个孩子，他谈起话来好像大人一样。(as if)Child as he is, he talks as_if_he_were_an_adult.二、阅读理解(满分25分)AIn this article, well come to two things invented by women, Liquid Paper and Windshield Wiper.Bette Graham was not a very good typist.Still the high schoo

9、l dropout worked her way to become the executive secretary for the chairman of the board of the Texas Bank and Trust.It was in the 1950s, and the electric typewriter was just introduced.Secretaries often found themselves difficult to correct errors.One day, Graham watched workers painting a holiday

10、display on a bank window.She noticed that when they made mistakes, they simply added another layer of paint to cover them up, and she thought she could apply that idea to her typing blunders.Graham mixed up waterbased paint with dye (染料) that matched her companys paper.Then she was able to quickly c

11、orrect her errors.Soon, the other secretaries were asking for the product, which Graham continued to produce in her kitchen.Graham was fired from her job for her spending too much time distributing her product, but she was able to improve her mixture, renamed the product “Liquid Paper” and received

12、a patent in 1958.At the dawn of the 20th century, Mary Anderson went to New York City for the first time.There were no cabs honking, nor were there thousands of cars rushing in traffic.Cars were quite rare when Anderson took that trip, but the woman from Alabama ended up inventing something that has

13、 become standard on every automobile.During her trip, Anderson took a tram (电车) through the snowcovered city.She noticed that the driver had to stop the tram every few minutes to wipe the snow off his front window.At the time, all drivers had to do so; rain and snow were thought to be things drivers

14、 had to deal with, for they resulted in poor visibility.When she returned home, Anderson developed a squeegee (橡胶刷) attached to a handle inside the car.When the driver needed to clear the glass, he simply pulled on the handle.Anderson received a patent for her device in 1903; just 10 years later, th

15、ousands of Americans owned a car with her invention.21The underlined word “blunders” in Paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to “_”Asome kinds of dye BinventionsClayers of paint Derrors解析：选D词义猜测题。根据第三段中的“and she thought she could apply that idea to”并结合第二段中的“Secretaries often found themselves difficult

16、to correct errors”可知，此处的blunders表示“错误”，故选D项。22Which of the following statements is TRUE?ABette Graham once lost her job because of her devotion to her invention.BMary Anderson was a Canadian who moved to work in New York City.CThe popularity of cars in America contributed to Mary Andersons invention.DBoth of the women in the te