高中英語(yǔ)情態(tài)動(dòng)詞虛擬語(yǔ)氣練習(xí)題1

1、A滿分攻略實(shí)踐一、情態(tài)動(dòng)詞與虛擬語(yǔ)氣訓(xùn)練題1. Hesleep,althoughhetriedto,whenhegotonsuchahuntforanideauntilhehadcaughtit.A.wouldn'tB.shouldn'tC.couldn'tD.mustn't2. WhenIwasachild,IwatchTVwheneverIwantedto.A.shouldB.couldC.mustD.need3. Mymomsuggeststhatweeatoutforachangeattheweekend.A.shouldB.mightC.couldD.

2、would4. Sincenobodygavehimanyhelp,hehavedonetheresearchonhisown.A.canB.mustC.wouldD.need5. Harryisfeelinguncomfortable.Hetoomuchatthepartylastnight.A.coulddrinkB.shoulddrinkC.wouldhavedrunkD.musthavedrunk6. Youneedn'ttakeanumbrella.Itisn'tgoingtorain.Well,Idontknow.Itdo.A.might7.NooneB.needC

3、.wouldD.should_bemoregenerous,hehasaheartofgold.A.couldB.mustC.dareD.need8.Itbethevocabularythatcausedyoutheproblemintheexercisebecauseyouknowalotofwords.A.mayB.couldn'tC.shouldD.needn'9.Thedoor_open,nomatterhowhardshepushed.A.shouldn'tB.couldn'tC.wouldn'tD.mightn'10. Whatare

4、youdoingthisSaturday?I'mnotsure.butIgototheRollingStonesconcertA.mustB.wouldC.shouldD.might11. Thechildrenlostinthewoods;otherwise,theywouldhavebeenatthelakesidecampasscheduled.A.musthavegotB.mustgetC.shouldhavegotD.shouldget12.I myselfmore-itwasaperfectday.A.shouldn'thaveenjoyedB.needn'

5、thaveenjoyedC.wouldn'thaveenjoyedD.couldn'thaveenjoyed13. Whyareyoureyessored?Youhavesleptwelllastnight.Yeah,Istayeduplatewritingareport.A.can'tB.mustn'tC.needn'tD.won't14. DoyouthinkGeorgehaspassedthedrivingtest?No.Ifso,hehiscartoourcollegeyesterday.A.woulddriveB.droveC.woul

6、dhavedrivenD.haddriven15. Eyedoctorsrecommendthatachild'fissteyeexamattheageofsixmonthsold.A.wasB.beC.wereD.is16.1 tomycousin'sbirthdaypartylastnight,butIwasnotavailableA.wentB.hadgoneC.wouldgoD.wouldhavegone17.-Sorry,ProfessorSmith.Ididn'tfinishtheassignmentyesterday.-Oh,youhavedoneitas

7、yesterdaywasthedeadline.A.mustB.mustn'tC.shouldD.shouldn't18.Somepeoplewhodon'tiketotalkmucharenotnecessarilyshy；theyustbequietpeople.A.mustB.mayC.shouldD.would19.OneofthefewthingsyousayaboutEnglishpeoplewithcertaintyisthattheytalkalotabouttheweather.A.needB.mustC.shouldD.can20.Butforthe

8、helpofmyEnglishteacher,IthefirstprizeintheEnglishWritingCompetition.A.wouldnotwinB.wouldnothavewonC.wouldwinD.wouldhavewon二、語(yǔ)法綜合訓(xùn)練21.1 invitedJoeandLindatodinner,butofthemcame.A.neitherB.eitherC.noneD.both22. What'sthatterriblenoise?Theneighborsforaparty.A.havepreparedB.arepreparingC.prepareD.wi

9、llprepare23. Myadvisorencouragedasummercoursetoimprovemywritingskills.A.formetakingB.metakingC.formetotakeD.metotake24. TheForeignMinistersaid,“urhopethatthetwosideswillworktowardspeace.”A.ThisisB.ThereisC.ThatisD.Itis25. Nowthatsheisoutofajob,Lucygoingbacktoschool,butshehasn'tdecidedyet.A.hadco

10、nsideredB.hasbeenconsideringC.consideredD.isgoingtoconsider26. GeorgeOrwell,wasEricArthur,wrotemanypoliticalnovelsandessays.A.therealnameB.whathisrealnameC.hisrealnameD.whoserealname27. ThemayorofBeijingsaysthatallconstructionworkfortheBeijingOlympicsby2006.A.hasbeencompletedB.hascompletedC.willhave

11、beencompletedD.willhavecompleted28. Theteacher,with6girlsand8boysofherclass,visitingamuseumwhentheearthquakestruck.A.wasB.wereC.hadbeenD.hequeueforhalfanhour,Tomsuddenlyrealizedthathehadlefthiswalletathome.A.TowaitB.HavewaitedC.HavingwaitedD.Tohavewaited30. There'scookingoilleftinth

12、ehouse.Wouldyougotothecornerstoreandget?A.little;someB.little;anyC.alittle;someD.alittle;any31. Wecannotfigureoutquiteanumberofinsects,birds,andanimalsaredyingout.A.thatB.asC.whyD.when32. on-goingdivisionbetweenEnglish-speakingCanadiansandFrench-speakingCanadiansismajorconcernofthecountry.A.The;不填B.

13、The;aC.An;theD.An;不填33. twoexamstoworryabout,Ihavetoworkreallyhardthisweekend.A.WithB.BesidesC.AsforD.Becauseof34.isreportedinthenewspapers,talksbetweenthetwocountriesaremakingprogress.A. ItB.AsC.ThatD.What35.I don'trock'n'roll.It'smuchtoonoisyformytaste.A. goafterB.goawaywithC.goint

14、oD.goinfor三、完形填空Don'tTaketheFunOutofYouthSportsWhenIjoinedaprivatefootballleagueafewyearsago,thesportmeanteverythingtome.Mycoach（教練）saidthatIhadlotsofpotential（潛力），andIbecamecaptainofmy36.Thatwasbeforeallthefunwastakenoutof37.Atfirst,everyoneontheteamgot38playingtime.Thentheteammoveduptothetopdi

15、visionafterwinningallitsgames,andthe39started.Someparents,whohadpaidthecoachextrasotheirdaughterscouldhave40one-on-onetraining,gotangrywhenshedidn'tgivethemmoreplayingtimeinour41.Thecoachwasreplaced.Thenewcoach,however,tookallthefunoutofthegame:Allwedidduringpracticewas42.IalwayswishedtoGodthati

16、twouldrainsowewouldnothavethe43.Ofcourse,allteamsrundrills;theyare44.Butweransomuchthat,afterwards,wehadtrouble45.Youngerpeopleshouldn'bedoingexercises46for18-year-olds.Iwasverythin47Istartedfootball,butasamemberofthisteamIwouldn'teatmuch,becauseIwasafraidofbeingtoo48torun.Ifearedmakingmista

17、kes,andtheaddedpressurecausedmetomakemorethanmyusua49.Isallthispressurenecessary?I50upleavingthefootballteam.Fourothergirlsdidthesame,andtwoofthemstoppedplayingfootballcompletely.That's51,becausetheyhadsomuchpotential.Theywerejustburned-outwithallthepressurethey52fromthecoachortheirparents.Icont

18、inuedplayingfootballatschooland53myloveforit.Ijoinedaprivateteamcoachedbymyschoolcoach.WhenIstartedplaying54him,hetoldmeIneededtorelaxbecauseIlookednervous.AfterI55down,Iplayed36.A.classB.clubC.teamD.board37.A.playingB.livingC.learningD.working38.A.greatB.equalC.rightD.extra39.A.businessB.struggleC.

19、attemptD.pressure40.A.freeB.privateC.goodD.basic41.A.matchesB.coursesC.lessonsD.programs42.A.jumpB.playC.runD.shoot43.A.dutyB.meetingC.operationD.training44.A.necessaryB.boringC.scientificD.practical45.A.speakingB.movingC.sleepingD.breathing46.A.usedB.intendedC.madeD.described47.A.tillB.sinceC.befor

20、eD.because48.A.fullB.tiredC.lazyD.big49.A.sizeB.shareC.spaceD.state50.A.gaveB.keptC.endedD.picked51.A.sadB.shamefulC.sillyD.serious52.A.receivedB.sufferedC.broughtD.felt53.A.reconsideredB.rediscoveredC.re-formedD.replaced54.A.atB.byC.forD.around55.A.fellB.steppedC.slowedD.calmed四、閱讀理解Abetter.Whenyou

21、enjcysomething,itsaloteasiertodoitwell.TheHomeofMyPeopledFA|enCSpokaneKALE停Lews:LOfiKk*PerxiletjnDupellWEIFFEPRAIEIEJo«lA*4Cirmmrk<IIH?zPaceR號(hào)sumont&l±y&頃11MfWc£FlibMid'in1B55ILctoricvieCityiritcjf'aluhh£hwf-y-ft-U3OiAcSlAttborderWhenLewisandClarksteppedontothe

22、WeippePrairieinpresent-dayIdahoinSeptember1805,theymettheNezPerceIndians.Inthefollowingyears,thewhiteexplorers（探險(xiǎn)者）begantofightwiththeIndiansfortheirland.SomeNezPercechiefssignedagreementswiththeU.S.government,sellingpartoftheirlands.Butthegovernmentalwaysbrokethoseagreementsanddemandedmoreland.Othe

23、rchiefsrefusedtogoalongwiththegovernment'splans.ThemostfamouswasChiefJoseph,whosepeoplelivedintheWallowaValleypresent-dayOregon."Inordertohaveallpeopleunderstandhowmuchlandweowned,”heonceexplained,“myfatherplantedpolesarounditandsaid:'Insidesthehomeofmypeople-Itcircledaroundthegrave毆墓）o

24、fourfathers,andwewillnevergiveupthesegravestoanyman.'”Butin1874,theU.S.governmentdeclaredthevalleyopenforwhitesettlementandorderedtheNezPerceontoareservation（保留地）.Seeingthatresistancewasuseless,ChiefJosephagreedtomove.Later,fightingbrokeoutbetweentheNezPerceandU.S.soldiers.ChiefJosephtriedtolead

25、hispeopletoCanada,winningseveralbattlesagainstthesoldiersduringtheirflight.Butfinally,hewasforcedtogivein.56. Whichhistoricsite（onthemap）liesinthesouthoftoday'FSezPerceReservation?A. BuffaloEddy.B.DugBar.C.JosephCanyonViewpoint.D.ChiefLookingGlassCamp.57. WhatcanwelearnabouttheNezPercelandsfromt

26、hemap?A. TheywereinthestateofOregon.B.Theyhavebecomeahistoricsite.C.Theyhavebecomemuchsmaller.D.TheywerelimitedtotheWallowaValley.58. FromParagraph3,weknowthattheIndianswantedto.A. showofftheirlandB.keeptheirlandC.turntheirplaceintoagraveyardD.buildtheirhomesaroundthepolesBItwasawarmAprildaywhenabig

27、fatenvelopecameinthemailfromtheonlycollegeIhadeverimaginedattending.Itoreopenthepacket.Myeyeswerefixedontheword"congratulations.”Idon'tremembereversmilingsowide.ThenIlookedatmyfinancial（財(cái)政的）package.ThecostofDreamSchool'tsition（學(xué)費(fèi)），roomandboardwasaround$40,000-animpossiblesum!HowcouldIaf

28、fordtoattend?WhatgoodreasonsdidIhavetogotherewhenthreeotherfinecollegeswereofferingmefreetuition?Myotherchoicesweregood,solidschoolseveniftheyweren'asfamousasmyfirstchoice.Inmymind,attendingmydreamuniversitywouldbetheonlywaytorealizemydreamofbecomingaworld-classwriter.MyparentsunderstoodhowIfelt

29、.Theytoldmethateventhoughitwouldbeafinancialproblem,IcouldgowhereverIwouldbehappiest.ButasIwasalwayscarefulwithmoney,wasn'tsurewhattodo.Oneoftheschoolsthatofferedmeafullridehadaninformationaldinneronenightinthespring.Consideringmyparents'financialdifficulties,Idecidedtodrivethe45minutesandat

30、tend.Atfirst,allIhadplannedtodowassmilepolitely,eatfreefood,andlistenquietly.ButIsurprisedmyself.Atdinnerthepresidentoftheuniversitytalkedaboutthewonderfulactivitiesoncampus（校園）includingguestlecturesandsocialgatherings.Healsomadeitperfectlyclearthatfreefoodwouldbeofferedatallfutureevents.Hecontinued

31、withexplanationsofprofessors,classsizes,activities,andsportingeventsoncampus.Ashespoke,Ibegantorealizethatthisschool,thoughnotasgoodasmyfirstchoice,mightbethebestoneforme.Itseemedsmallyetwithmanygreatprograms.Itseemedchallengingyetcaring.Asthepresidentendedhisspeech,weclappedpolitelyandpushedbackour

32、chairs.AsIwalkedoutthatdoor,afeelingofcomfortwashedoverme.Lookingatthecampusthatnight,IrealizedthatIwouldbespendingthenextfouryearsrightthere.Inallhonesty,myuniversityisnotaswell-knownasmy“dream”university.However,itturnedouttobetherightchoiceofschoolsforme.59. Howdidtheauthorfeelwhenhestartedtoread

33、theletter?A. Hewasfullofjoy.B.Hewaslostinhisdream.C.Hewasworriedaboutthemoney.D.Hewasuncertainwhichschooltogoto.60. Wecanlearnfromthepassagethattheparentswere.A. honestC.supportive61. InParagraph5,offeredmeafullride”A. wouldpayfortransporttotheschoolC.wouldofferfreemealsatalleventstuitionB. strictD.

34、decisivecanbereplacedby“”.B. wouldshowmearoundthecampusD.wouldchargemenothingfor62. Whatdoestheauthormainlywanttosay?A. Yoursecond-choicecollegemayactuallybyyourbestfit.B. Youshouldconsidercomfortinyourchoiceofschools.C. Youshouldtryyourbesttoattendyourdreamschool.D. Yourchoiceofschoolsshouldbebased

35、ontheirfame.Itseemsthatsomepeoplegooutoftheirwaytogetintotrouble.ThatlesswhathappenedthenightthatNashvillePoliceOfficerFloydHydewasonduty.“IwasonthewaytoapersonanjuryaccidentinWestNashville.AsIgotontoHighway40,bluelightsandsirens（警笛）going,IfellinbehindagoldPontiacFirebirdthatsuddenlyseemedtotakeoffq

36、uicklydownthehighway.Thedriversomehowpanickedatthesightofme.Hewasgoingmorethanahundredmilesanhourandbeganpassingcarsontheshoulder.ButHydecouldn'goafterhim.Takingcareofinjuredpeopleisalwaysmoreimportantthanworryingaboutspeeders,sotheofficerhadtostayonhiswaytotheaccident.ButhedidtrytokeeptheFirebi

37、rdinsightashedrove,hopinganothernearbyunitwouldbeabletostepinandstopthespeedingcar.Asitturnedout,keepingtheFirebirdinsightwasnotthatdifficult.EveryturnthePontiacmadewastheveryturntheofficerneededtogettotheaccidentscene.HydefollowedthePontiacallthewaytohisdestination（目的地）.Atthatpointhefoundanotheruni

38、thadalreadyarrivedattheaccidentscene.Hishelpwasn'tneeded.NowhewasfreetotrytostopthedriveroftheFirebird,whobythistimehaddevelopedsomethingnewtopanicabout.“Jusaboutthattime,"Hydesyswfirecomingoutfromunderthatcar,withbluesmokeandoilgoingeverywhere.Hestop.dbletwgirhisNowhehadto“After!arrestedhi

39、m,Iaskedhimwhyhewasrunning.Hetoldmehedidn'thaveadriver'slicense）.”ThataccidentcostthedriveroftheFirebirdplentyathousanddollarsforthenewenginenottomentionthechargesfordrivingwithoutalicense,attemptingtorunaway,anddangerousdriving.63.Themeaningofpanicked”inParagraph2isrelatedtoA.shameB.hateC.a

40、ngerD.fear64.WhydidthedriveroftheFirebirdsuddenlyspeeddownthehighway?A.Becausehewasracingwithanotherdriverontheroad.B.Becauseherealizedhehadtohurrytotheaccidentscene.C.Becausehethoughtthepoliceofficerwantedtostophim.D.Becausehewantedtoovertakeothercarsontheshoulder.65. Whichofthefollowingstatementsi

41、strue?A. Someoneelsewastakingcareoftheinjuredperson.B. ThePontiacreacheditsdestinationattheaccidentscene.C. Hydeknewwherehewasgoingbyfollowingtherightcar.D. ThepolicemanwasrunningafteraspeederonHighway40.66. ThedriveroftheFirebird.A. tookawrongturnonthewayB.hadsometroublewithhiscarC. wasstoppedbythe

42、policeofficerD.paidfortheexpensesoftheaccident67. Whatisprobablythebesttitleforthearticle?A.LosingHisWay?B.GoingMyWay?C. FunAlltheWay?D.HelpontheWay?DGrownupsknowthatpeopleandobjectsaresolid.Atthemovies,weknowthatifwereachouttotouchTomCruise,allwewillfeelisair.Butdoesababyhavethisunderstanding?Tosee

43、whetherbabiesknowobjectsaresolid,T.Bowerdesignedamethodforprojectinganopticalillusion（視覺(jué)影像）ofahangingball.Hisplanwastofirstgivebabiesarealball,onetheycouldreachoutandtouch,andthentoshowthemtheillusion.Iftheyknewthatobjectsaresolidandtheyreachedoutfortheillusionandfoundemptyair,theycouldbeexpectedtos

44、howsurpriseintheirfacesandmovements.Allthe16-to24-week-oldbabiestestedweresurprisedwhentheyreachedfortheillusionandfoundthattheballwasnotthere.Grownupsalsohaveasenseofobjectpermanence.Weknowthatifweputaboxinaroomandlockthedoor,theboxwillstillbetherewhenwecomeback.Butdoesababyrealizethataballthatroll

45、sunderachairdoesnotdisappearandgotonever-neverland?ExperimentsdonebyBowersuggestthatbabiesdevelopasenseofobjectpermanencewhentheyareabout18weeksold.Inhisexperiments,Bowerusedatoytrainthatwentbehindascreen.When16weekoldand22-week-oldbabieswatchedthetoytraindisappearbehindtheleftsideofthescreen,theylo

46、okedtotheright,expectingittoreappear.Iftheexperimentertookthetrainoffthetableandliftedthescreen,allthebabiesseemedsurprisednottoseethetrain.Thisseemstoshowthatallthebabieshadasenseofobjectpermanence.Butthesecondpartoftheexperimentshowedthatthiswasnotreallythecase.Theresearchersubstituted換）aballforth

47、etrainwhenitwentbehindthescreen.The22-week-oldbabiesseemedsurprisedandlookedbacktotheleftsideforthetrain.Butthe16-week-oldbabiesdidnotseemtonoticetheswitch（更換）.Thus,the16-week-oldbabiesseemedtohaveasenseof“somethinpermanence,”whilethe22weekoldbabieshadasenseofobjectpermanencerelatedtoaparticularobje

48、ct.68. Thepassageismainlyabout.A. babies'senseofsightB. effectsofexperimentsonbabiesC. babies'understandingofobjectsD. differenttestsonbabies'feelings69. InParagraph3,objectpermanencemeanthatwhenoutofsight,anobjectA. stillexistsB. keepsitsshapeC. stillstayssolidD. isbeyondreach70. Whatdi

49、dBoweruseinhisexperiments?A. Achair.B. Ascreen.C. Afilm.D. Abox.71. Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.Thebabiesdidn'thaveasenseofdirection.B. Theolderbabiespreferredtoytrainstoballs.C. Theyoungerbabieslikedlookingformissingobjects.D. Thebabiescouldn'ttellaballfromtiCalci|Pusion.EHowLongC

50、anPeopleLive?Shetookupskatingatage85,madeherfirstmovieappearanceatage114,andheldaconcertintheneighborhoodonher12早birthday.Whenitcomestolonglife,JeanneCalmentistheworld'recordholder.Shelivedtotheripeoldageof122.Sois122theupperlimittothehumanlifespan（壽命）?Ifscientistscomeupwithsomesortofpillordiett

51、hatwouldslowaging,couldwepossiblymakeitto15（Porbeyond?Researchersdon'entirelyagreeontheanswers.“Calmentivedto122,soitwouldn'tsurprisemeifsomeonealivetodayreaches130or135,”saysJerryShaytheUniversityofTexas.SteveAustadattheUniversityofTexasagrees.“Peopl/anlivemuchlongerthanwethink,”heays."Expertsusedtosaythathumanscouldn'livepast110.WhenCalmentblewpastthatage,theyraisedthenumbe