精编文档届高考英语一轮复习高考题型雏练八及答案doc.docx

1、精编文档届高考英语一轮复习高考题型雏练八及答案doc高考题型雏练（八）1、Name: Container Gardens by NumberCover price: $15.95Our price: $9.49A unique book contains 50 easy-to-follow container designs. Each design provides a simple numbered planting plan that shows exactly how to create each display, with an instruction of the finished

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5、 as well as attractive, and will improve your home and yard and can be made in a weekend. These 80 well-designed projects are presented in a clear, easy-to-follow style that addresses readers in an accessible, user-friendly tone.1.How much money can you save if you want to buy a medical book?A.$6.46

6、.B.$10.20.C.$13.96.D.$10.04.2.You can most probably read the passage in a _.A.news storyB.travel guideC.newspaperD.telephone book3.The author writes the passage in order to _.A.persuade readers to buy the booksB.encourage readers to read more about medicineC.introduce medicine books to readersD.deve

7、lop peoples reading habit2、There once was a little boy who wanted to meet the king. He set off, walking towards the kings castle. After many years of walking, the kings castle came into his view. However, as the boy drew closer to the outside of the castle, the guards noticed him.“Get out of here!”

8、ordered the guards.Well, the little boy didnt have to be told twice. He turned. and ran. All he wanted to do was tell the king wonderful things, and see all the beautiful things in the kings house. But he couldnt even get near the castle! The boy finally stopped running, sat down and cried.A young m

9、an happened to be coming down the path at the very moment. He saw the little boy and stopped. “Whats wrong, young man?” he asked. “Sir, I walked and walked just to see the king. But these guards made me scared. I wanted to tell the king how lovely everything is and that I just wanted to see him！”The

10、 man looked at the little boy thoughtfully. “Look, why dont you try again? Ill come with you this time.”The little boy got up and took the mans hand. The kings guards spotted them.“Look, mister, we dont have to do this.I dont want you to get hurt. We can just turn around now.”The man held the little

11、 boys hand and went on. The boy really thought the man might be crazy until he looked back up at the guards. They were all smiling now. The little boy was amazed.“Who are you?” asked the little boy in astonishment.“Why, Im the kings son. You can enter the castle and be with the king,” said the man.T

12、he little boy broke into a huge smile.1. Why did the boy want to see the king?A. To get some help from the king. B. To share wonderful things with the king.C. To invite the king to visit his beautiful village. D. To ask the king to play with him.2. What does the underlined part in Paragraph 3 mean?A

13、. The little boy didnt understand the guards words at first.B. The guards repeated the words to the boy.C. The little boy had been to the castle twice.D. The little boy understood the guards words immediately.3. According to the passage, the man is _ .A. kind B. stupid C. ambitious D. mean4. Which o

14、f the followings best expresses the storys lesson for us?A. Never judge a book by its cover. B. Life can sometimes be unfair.C. Make new friends and keep the old. D. Anything is possible if one tries hard enough.3、Polar bears are animals we love to see at zoos. They attract humans with their white f

15、ur and black noses. However, we often forget that polar bears are hunters, which mainly get their food by eating seas, walruses(海象）and whales. Sometimes they even attack humans.In August 2011,a polar bear killed a British boy and injured several others on the island of Spitsbergen, Norway. This is,

16、by no means, the only attack of polar bears against people. In the past 20 years about six people have been killed by polar bears in Canada alone. In Norway, one person was killed in the same time period.Recent studies show that the aggression(攻击性行为)polar bears show towards humans is increasing. One

17、 of the reasons may be climate change. As it gets warmer in the Arctic region, polar bears may be forced to move from the coastline to inland, so they may encounter(遇到）more humans. They are starting to spend more time on land than on Arctic sea ice. Another reason may be that people are coming too c

18、lose to the bears, who see them as dangerous enemies.Polar bears live all across the Arctic region, in Russia, Scandinavia, and Canada. But their numbers are falling quickly. Polar bears do most of their hunting on sea ice. As more and more ice is melting, experts think that fewer polar bears will b

19、e able to survive. They can go on for a long time without food, but they do get aggressive when they cant find anything to eat.When polar bears attack humans, it is mostly because they are very hungry, desperately in need of food. As more and more polar bears and humans are starting to share the sam

20、e living areas, attacks will probably be more frequent and as a result more people may die from it.1. The first paragraph aims to tell us that _ .A .polar bears are in great danger now B. polar bears are lovely but dangerousC. polar bears live on many kinds of food D. polar bears are good at hunting

21、 for food2. As the weather gets warmer, polar bears _ .A. have to move farther away from the inland area B. will spend more time under the surface of waterC. will become more dependent on Arctic sea ice D. have to reduce their activity in the coastal areas3. What can we conclude from the fourth para

22、graph?A. Polar bears usually hunt for food in groups. B. Canada has the largest number of polar bears.C. Sea ice is the key to the survival of polar bears. D. Polar bears can only be found in two countries.4. Whats the authors tone in writing the passage?A. Regretful. B. Proud. C. Concerned. D. Anno

23、yed.4、 Charles Darwin is the author of The Origin of Species. But his last book. The Formation of Vegetable Mould through the Action of Worms, gets far less attention today. He wrote about their habits, their soil-tilling (犁地）abilities, and even kept pots of worm-filled soil in his study. But his fa

24、scination was met with the ridicule of some people. Olaf Schmidt is a soil ecologist at University College Dublin, and not among those whowould criticizeDarwin for his interest. He said, I love earthworms. They are brilliant. Theyre our friends. Theyre really important. One particularly interesting

25、group of worms, he says,are the so-called “anecic” worms:the deep soil dwellers(居民). And they live all their life in a single vertical channel in the soil. And at night they surface, looking for foodanimal waste, straw, and they pull it into their channels. Theyre big boys,which makes them especiall

26、y vulnerable(易受攻击的) to the plow. You know theyre so big, so theyre easily chopped, and they are exposed to birds. Schmidt and his colleague Maria Briones analyzed the relationship between tilling the soil and the health of a dozen species of earthworms.They looked at 65 years worth of farm field stu

27、dies, spanning the globe. And they found that in heavily plowed fields, half the earthworms had disappeared. But when farmers switched to no-till or conservation agriculture, worm populations came back to normal numbers after about a decade. The study is in the journal Global Change Biology. The plo

28、w, Darwin wrote, is one of the most ancient and most valuable mans inventions, but long before it existed the land was in fact regularly plowed, and still continues to be thus plowed by earthworms. Schmidt says, Just as the worms look after the soil, the other side is true, too. If you look after th

29、e soil, you will also look after the earthworms.You know it is a good-news story.”1.What does Darwin have in common with Schmidt?A.They share the same interest in agriculture.B.They both write books on the same topic.C.They both think much of earthworms.D.They both dislike the invention of the plow.

30、2.What does the underlined word it in Para.3 refer to?A.Food.B.Straw.C.Animal waste.D.Different stuff.3.Which of the following was probably the finding of Olaf Schmidts studies?A.Earthworms suffered because of the application of the plow.B.Farmers showed no interest in modern agriculture.C.Tradition

31、al agriculture did harm to earthworms.D.The plow was a must for farmars.4.What is probably the purpose of the text?A.To introduce the plow.B.To promote Darwins book.C.To inspire interest in agriculture.D.To attract attention to earthworms.5、Friendship is a very important human relationship and every

32、one needs good friends.Good friendship has many benefits.It offers companionship, improves self-worth and promotes health.There are times in our lives such as when we have recently moved into a new town, orchanged our jobs or schools.Such changes often leave us without a friend. Making new friends comes easy for some people. But for many of us the