四川省內(nèi)江市2019屆高三第二次模擬考試英語試題(2013內(nèi)江二模)

1、-1 四川省內(nèi)江市 2019 屆高三第二次模擬考試 英語試題（2019 內(nèi)江二模） 1. 本試卷包括第 I卷（選擇題和第 II卷（非選擇題）兩部分，共 10 頁。全卷滿分 150 分，考試時(shí)間 120分鐘。 2. 答第 I卷時(shí)，用 2B 鉛筆把答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)題目的答案標(biāo)號(hào)涂黑，如需改動(dòng)，用橡皮擦干 凈后， 再選涂其它答案標(biāo)號(hào)；答第 II卷時(shí)，用 0.5 毫米的黑色簽字筆在答題卡規(guī)定的區(qū)域內(nèi)作 答，字體工整, 筆跡清楚；不育踣在試題卷上。 3. 考試結(jié)束后，監(jiān)考人將答題卡收回。 第 I卷（選擇題共 90 分） 第一部分英語知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分 40 分） 第一節(jié)語 法和詞匯知識(shí)（共 10 小題，

2、每小題 1 分，滿分 10 分 從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中， 選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂 黑。 八、。 1. I don t exactly know what topic you are talking about, bugot _ main idea of _ article you men ti oned just now. A. a ； an B. the;不填 C.不填；the D. the ； the 2. Gangnam Style is so amaz ing! You will hear it everywhere. Yeah. Sometimes a

3、song _ be popular over ni ght. A. can B. will C. should D. must 3. Now, you guys, please _read the poem aloud. Tom, you are the first. A. in short B. in doubt C. in turn D. in case 4. I sent him an e-mail, _ my con gratulati ons on his success in pass ing the exam. A. to offer B. offeri ng C. offere

4、d D. to be offeri ng 5. recen tly whe n more health problems directly caused by the curre nt air polluti on were reported did the “ Beiji ng Coacghme famous. B. Even thoughA. Now that C, Not until D. Never whe n -2 6. US Preside nt Obama _ unity and hoped to do things as one n ati on and one people

5、at the ceremony for his sec ond term. A. called in B. called off C. called up D. called for 7. It s time to go now. It s already 5 o clock. Dear me! I it at all. A. haven t realized B. didn t realize 0. hadn t realized D. don t realize 8. worries China is the way North Korea treats its nu clear test

6、s. A. It B. That C. This D. What 9. Yukio Hatoyama is the third Japa nese prime mini ster _ the Memorial H? U of the Victims in Nanji ng Massacre. A. to visit B. to be visit ing C. visit ing D. havi ng visited The car-pooli ng allia nee is a non gover nmen tal and non profit orga ni zati on in China

7、, the purpose of _ is to deal with traffic pressure during the Spring Festivals A. which B. where C. whose D. that 第二節(jié)完形填空（共 20 小題,每小題 15 分滿分 30 分） 閱讀下面的短文，從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（ A、B、C 和 D）中,選出可以填入空白處 的最佳 選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該選項(xiàng)涂黑。 Roger Anderecn wasn t expecting any trouble on the road last New Year s Eve, when he s

8、et off for a ski trip to the Bear River Mountains with his daughter Mia, 9 ， his son Baylor, 4, and his neighbor Kenya Wildman. 9. At mile marker 473, Andcrecn saw a van that had skated off the road and instinctively （本能 地）11_ his brakes. In an instant, his car rushed toward the 12 _ Logan River. As

9、 it hit the water, the car rolled onto its 13 _ and sank into the river. Within seconds, the upside-down （ 面朝下）car was filled with water. Andersen began to 14 _ the freezing water for the kids, but found none in the darkness. He had no choice but to swim 15 _ a broken -3 window for help. That s 16 _

10、 he saw a group of men appear there. They rushed into the 17 _ ,C, Not until D. Never whe n -4 shouting “Who else is in the car? ” Andersen was 18 _, “My kids are in the car! ” The river was only about four feel deep near the bank, but the car s 19Were jammed shut, and the windows were submerged（淹沒）

11、and 20 _ to kick in. They started to push this car! 21 _ , the car started rising, and Willden a 35-year-old former police officer, found himself stari ng into the 22 _ eyes of Kenya ,（he An derse ns ,n eighbor, who had 23 _ to find ah air pocket in the backseat. Willden 24 _ the girl out through th

12、e broken window. Up front, Mia was floating facedown in the water. Ben Belnap, a 31-year-old school psychologic, raced her to the 25 _ Little Baylor was hidden under the 26 _ water that flooded the still submerged side of the car. The 27 _ made every effort to flip（ 翻轉(zhuǎn)）the car. With the car right si

13、de up, the men 28 _ see Baylor strapped into his car seat. Morgan Carlson ,a 56-year-old doctor, gave him chest compressions （ 按壓） As the kids fully 29 in the following weeks, they and Andersen went to see the men who had saved them with great 30 _ “ “ “A lot of people have asked me, Did you witness

14、 a miracle there? l always say, 1 witnessed dozens says Andersen. 11. A. repaired B no ticed C. touched D. found 12. A. cold B, dirty C. deep D. long 13. A. wheels B. scats C. side D, roof 14. A. pump B. search C. si nk into D. dive into 15. A. over B, through C, along D. across 16. A. where B. beca

15、use C. whether D. whe n 17. A. window B. icc C, water D, boat 18. A. scream ing B. waiti ng C, warni ng IX swimmi ng 19- A. lights B. sides C. doors D. belts 20, A, impossible B. esy C. sure D. useless 21. A. Naturally B. Amazi ngly C. Hon estly D. Gen erally 22. A. shi ning B.happy C. proud D. frig

16、hte ned 23. A. attempted B. man aged C. thought D. stopped 24. A. pulled B. persuaded C. forced D. lifted 25. A. surface B.bank C. car D. room 26. A. clear B. quiet C. waste D, dark 27. A. doctors B. drivers C.passengers D. rescuers 28. A. might B. should C. could D. would 29. A. recovered B. arrive

17、d C. nu rsed D. gathered 30. A. relief B. care C. thanks D. comforts 第二部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分 50 分） 第一節(jié)，閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的 A、B、C、D 四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題 卡上將該項(xiàng)涂 k（共 20 小題,每小題 2 分，共 40 分） A For centuries，the great scientists of the world struggled to develop a way to learn Iongitude （ 經(jīng)度）. It seemed to those seeking to

18、 solve the Iongitude problem that the only solution was in the moon and stars. During the 17th cen tury, En glish astr ono mers bega n a major effort to map the stars and their relati on ship to the moon as it passed across the sky. Royal Astro no mer Joh n Flamsteed worked at this task for forty ye

19、ars. The n ext Royal Astr ono mer, Edm und Hailey, spe nt ano ther forty years gatheri ng in formatio n about the moon s orbit. In 1766 Royal Astro no mer Nevil Maskel yne published the Nautical Alma nac （ 航海天文年 歷） and Astronomical Ephemeris （星歷表）.It contained all the necessary information about the

20、 moon and stars that sailors would need to help them learn their Iongitude. A navigator had to use complex observing instruments to note the position of the moon and stars. Then he had to seek the correct information in the Nautical Almanac about the moon and stars at that time of night or day. The

21、final step in the process was to take the mathematical information from the book, link it to the current information and solve the resulting problem. This took an average of four hours to do. While scientists were studying the stars and moon to solve the Iongitude problem ， a man named John Harris o

22、n was worki ng on ano ther project. He was tryi ng to build a clock that would help sailors learn 4 7 Iongitude. He began developing his clock in 1730. It took five years to complete. Several years later, he built a second clock. Twenty years later, he completed a device that was smaller than the fi

23、rst two. But still he was not satisfied. Two years later, he produced a small clock that he could hold in his hand. The clock could tell the correct time in two places, meeting the requirements for learning Iongitude on the sea. For many years after Mr. Harris ons work was completed, the idea of usi

24、ng a clock to lear n Ion gitude was rejected. However, that opinion changed when manufacturers learned how to make better and less costly | versions of Mr. Harrisons clocks. The clocks became known as chronometers（ 航行表）. 31. In which year did Mr. Harris on produce his fourth clock for sailors to tel

25、l their Ion gitude? A. In 1730. B. In 1735. C. In 1755. D. In 1757. 32. What does the underlined part in the last paragraph refer to? A. The idea that sailors n eeded to use a clock to judge their Ion gitude. B The idea that sailors did not want to use a clock to determine their Iongitude. C The ide

26、a that Mr. Harris on had inven ted the clock for sailors to tell their Ion gitude. D. The idea that Mr. Harris on had take n adva ntage of earlier scie ntists findings about l on gitude 33. From the sec ond paragraph we can infer _ A. astr onomers spe nt 80 years to collect the n ecessary in formati

27、 on to publish the books about Ion gitude | B. scientists believed they had to learn the positions of the moon and stars first to solve the Iongitude problem C. The new method for sailors to learn their Iongitude by observing the stars and the moon was not simple D. After many years of hard work, it

28、 seemed not possible to lear n Ion gitude by observi ng the stars and the moon 34. Which of the follow ing can be used to describe the history of solvi ng the Ion gitude problem? A. Nothi ng is impossible. B. Where there is life there is hope. C. Failure is the mother of success. D. Imagination will

29、 take you everywhere. Many British people of my generation probably remember watching their first flea （ 跳蚤 ）circus on Michael Bentin es Potty Time. Potty Time was a childre n Ben ti ne and a group of puppets （木偶）.Eve n as a child I n ever once thought that the flea circus which was featured on his

30、show involved real fleas , so imagine my surprise when I read an article in a British n ewspaper about a group of perform ing fleas being denied entry to the UK by customs officers. The fleas and their boss, s TV program which featichOetbomedian M -8 Professor Maria Fernanda Cordoso, had bee n on th

31、eir way to perform at the Edin burgh Festival , one of Scotland s most famous arts festivals, when customs officials decided thaAtheralian fleas in her troupe（劇團(tuán)）were illegal immigrants and would have to be sent back. The trainer then had to find other local fleas and train them to perform the same

32、act. On read ing the article I decided to in vestigate more and discovered that flea circuses have a long history originating in England in the 16th century. They had something of a golden age in the 1830s when L. Bertolotto set up his flea exhibitions in London. His exhibitions featured a flea orch

33、estra playing flea music, fleas play ing card games and so on. Dead fleas dressed as wedd ing couples were popular collectors ite the 1920s. And as late as the mid-1950s there was still a flea circus near Times Square in New York. Training fleas can be very difficult , but there are a few methods th

34、at have proven successful. For example, there are chemicals that fleas don t like. These can be put on a small ball and put among a groi fleas. The fleas will push the ball away with their legs and give the illusi on that they are play ing football. The trainer Cordoso is a sculptor and she spe nt f

35、our years research ing the lost art of flea training and is now regarded as a world expert. 35. Which is true about Professor Maria Fernanda Cordoso? A. She was un able to perform because her fleas were sent back to Australia. B. It was she that made the art of flea training known again. C. It was s

36、he who brought flea circuses to America. D. She comes from a family of flea train ers. 36. When were flea circuses the most popular? A. I n the 16th cen tury. B. I n the 1830s. C. In the 1920s. D. In the mid-1950s. 37. How did the writer get to know the flea circus used live fleas to perform? A. By

37、watching Michael Bentine s Potty Time. B. By investigating the history of the flea circus. C. By readi ng an article about a group of perform ing fleas.-9 D. By research ing the flea sculptures made by Professor Coni oso. illusi on most probably mea n in the text? Uncle Tom s Cabin, or Life among th

38、e Lowly is an anti-slavery novel by American author Harriet Beecher Stowe. Published in 1852, the novel had a significant effect on worldwide attitudes toward Africa n-America ns and slavery .In the Un ited States, it is widely thought to have helped deepe n the sect ion al（局部） con flict that led to

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