2021年湖南省常德市津市第三中學(xué)高二英語模擬試卷含解析

2021年湖南省常德市津市第三中學(xué)高二英語模擬試卷含解析一、選擇題1.

Alast-minuteinjury

me

myplaceontheteam.

A.took;of

B.took;in

C.robbed;of

D.robbed;in參考答案：C2.Everyeveningafterdinner,ifnot________fromwork,Iwillspendsometimewalkingmydog.

A．beingtiredB．tiring

C．tired

D．tobetired參考答案：C3.Severaltruckswereparkedinthemiddleoftheroadsoasto________thesoldiers'way.A.stick

B.blockC.lead

D.meet參考答案：Bblockone'sway“擋住某人的路”。句意：為了擋住士兵們的路，路中央停了幾輛卡車。4.—Themooncakeisreallydelicious.CanIhaveanotherpiece?—________A．Youcan

B．Behaveyourself

C．Bemyguest!

D．Doityourself.

參考答案：C5.Thereare_____largenumberofpeoplethere,sowesoonlost____sightofhim.A.the;×

B.×;the

C.a;×

D.a;the參考答案：C6.—WhatarewevisitingnextMonday?

—Amoderncitythathasappearedin_______wasavillagetenyearsago.1111]A.that

B.which

C.what

D.where參考答案：C考點：考查介詞的賓語從句7.—HowdoyoulikeyourtriptoLondon?—________,Ienjoyeditverymuch,althoughtheweatherwasunpleasantsometimes.A.Inaddition

B.Onthewhole

C.Inotherwords

D.Ontheotherhand參考答案：B略8.---Whatareyougoingtodothiscomingnationalholiday?

---Ihavenoplan.______thetwoofusgoingcampinginthemountain.A.Whatif

B.Whydon’t

C.Whynot

D.Howabout參考答案：D9.Heisthelawyerwhoyoutookphotos____youwereintheForbiddenCity.

A.when

B.ofwhen

C.where

D.ofwhere參考答案：B10.Thegirlbecomes________beautiful.A.better

B.moreandthemoreC.moreandmore

D.themore參考答案：C句意：那女孩變得越來越漂亮。表示本身的程度的改變，用“比較級＋and＋比較級”結(jié)構(gòu)。11.Ourfoodsupply________.We'dbettergetsomeincasethere'snoneleft.A.isrunningout

B.hasrunoutofC.isusingup

D.hasusedup參考答案：A12.TheHuangguoshuWaterfallsisan________beautifulsight.A.

B.ly

C.absolution

D.absolutions參考答案：B13.Thisistheveryreason_____hewaslatefor.

A.that

B.why

C.which

D.as參考答案：A14.----Thisisforyou.----You____have!Idonotknowhowtothankyou.Amustnot

Bcouldn′t

Cneedn’t

Dshouldn’t參考答案：D15.

Does_______matterwhetherhecanfinishthejobontime?

A.this

B.that

C.he

D.it參考答案：D16.Thereisn’t

Jackhere.Whydon’tyouturnto

policemanstandingthere?

A./;a

B.a;the

C.a;a

D./;the參考答案：B二、完型填空17.Asachild，therewasnothingIlikedbetterthanSundayafternoonsatmygrandfather’sfarm.

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bymilesofwindingstonewalls，thehouseprovidedendlesshoursof

27

foracitykid.Icanstillrememberoneafternoon

28

Iwaseightyearsold.I’dwantedmorethananythingtobe

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toclimbthewallssurroundingtheproperty.Thewallswereold；somestoneswere

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，othersloose.Still，myyearning（向往）toscramble（攀登）acrossthosewalls

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sostrongthatfinally，onespringafternoon，Itookallmy

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andenteredthelivingroom，wherethe

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hadgatheredafterSundaydinner.“I，Iwanttoclimbthestonewalls，”Isaidhesitantly（猶豫地）.

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achorus(異口同聲)wentupfromthewomenintheroom.“Heavens，no！”theycried，“You’llhurtyourself！”Iwasn’ttoo

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；the

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wasjustasI’dexpected.Just

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Iwouldleavetheroom，Iwasstoppedbymygrandfather’sloudvoice.“Nowwaitaminute.”Iheardhimsay，“Lettheboyclimbthestonewalls.Hehastolearntodothings

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”.ForthenexttwohoursIclimbedthoseoldwallsandhadthetimeofmylife.LaterItoldmygrandfatheraboutmy

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.I’llneverforgetwhathesaid.“Fred，”hesaid，smiling，“youmadethisdaya(an)

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dayjustbybeingyourself.Alwaysremember，there’sonlyonepersoninthiswholeworldlikeyou，andIlikeyou

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asyouare.”Manyyearshavepassed

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then，andtodayI’macomputer（主持人）inthetelevisionprogram

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“MisterRogers’Neighborhood”，seenbymillionsofchildren.Therehavebeen

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overtheyears，butonethingremainsthesame：my

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lefttochildrenattheendofalmosteveryvisit.“There’sonlyonepersoninthiswholeworldlikeyou，”Thekidscanhearmesay，“andpeoplewouldlikeyouexactlyasyouare.”

26.A.CoveredB.SurroundedC.ExtendedD.Spread27.A.fruitB.richnessC.funD.wonder28.A.thatB.whenC.asD.which29.A.allowedB.regrettedC.realizedD.provided30.A.remainingB.leftC.losingD.missing31.A.builtB.wentupC.grewD.turned32.A.troubleB.mindC.courageD.heart33.A.adultsB.relationsC.menD.women34.A.QuicklyB.HurriedlyC.FrequentlyD.Immediately35.A.excitedB.sadC.disappointedD.pleased36.A.soundB.responseC.endD.story37.A.wheneverB.whileC.assoonasD.as38.A.ofhimself

B.byhimselfC.inhimselfD.tohimself39.A.actionB.adventureC.pleasureD.happiness40.A.specialB.regularC.commonD.usual41.A.straightlyB.rightlyC.quietlyD.exactly42.A.sinceB.tillC.untilD.by43.A.nameB.namingC.namedD.toname44.A.jobsB.eventsC.adventuresD.changes45.A.suggestionB.warningC.messageD.note參考答案：26—30BCBAD

31—35

CCADC

36—40

BDBBA

41—45

DACDC三、閱讀理解18.World’stophotelsforobservingstars3100KulmhotelGornergrat,SwitzerlandSitting3,100metersabovesealevel,3,100KulmhotelGornergratoverlooksthesnow-dusted,rockypeaksoftheSwissAlps.Althoughskiingisthemostpopularactivitythere,theKulmhotelisafavoritewithastronomers.Atthetopofthetwostonetowers,observatories(天文臺)areequippedwitheverythinganastronomermightneed.Rates:RoomsstartatCHF140(US$150)perpersonaday.Stargazingpackages:Starlightdinner,CHF90(US$96)perperson.SanctuaryBaines’Camp,BotswanaThiscamphassomequietsuites(套房)overlookingtheBoroRiverontheedgeoftheMoremiGameReserve.Adayofwalkingwithelephantsandwatchinglionsonagame(與狩獵有關(guān)的)drivecanbefollowedbyanopen—airbath.Rates:StartatUS$675personaday(includesmeals,drinksandsafaris(游獵))AyersRockResort—SailsintheDesertHotel,AustraliaLocatedintheheartoftheAustralianOutback(內(nèi)地),thishotelprovidesastark(鮮明的)contrasttothecopper—redearthsurroundings.Theresort’sAstroTourusesiPads,telescopesandbinoculars(雙筒望遠(yuǎn)鏡)toletguestswonderattheSouthernCross(南十字星座)andre—learnthebasicsoftheuniverse,suchashowastarisborn.Rates:RoomsstartatUS$400.Stargazingpackages:VoyagesOutbackSkyJourneys,US$38perpersonaday;SoundsofSilencedinner,US$169perperson.KasbahHotel,MoroccoAttheedgeofDraavalley,theKasbahhastworoundobservatorydomesandseveraltelescopespeakoutfromthefortresswalls.Farfromcitylights,withtheworld—famousdesert—theSaharaonthehorizon,thestageissetforablack,glitteringsky.Eachnightafterdinner,anexperthelpsguestsfindtheirwayaroundtheviewingequipment.Rates:MAD540(US$63)perpersonadayincludingbreakfastanddinner.Stargazingpackages:GuidedvisittotheSaharaSkyobservatory,MAD200(US$23)21.Ifyouwanttoseewildanimalsinagamereserve,youcanchoose

.A.AyersRockResort B.KasbahHotel,MoroccoC.SanctuaryBaines’Camp D.3100KulmhotelGornergrat22.Howmuchshouldatouristpayifhe/shewouldliketostayinahoteladayneartheworld—famousdesertandwantstovisittheobservatory?A.$86. B.$207. C.$150. D.$569.23.Whichofthefollowingistrueabout3100KulmhotelGornergrat?A.ItliesintheheartoftheAustralianOutback.B.TouristscanhaveStarlightdinnerforfree.C.TouristscanappreciatetherockypeaksoftheSwissAlps.D.Itprovidesastarkcontrasttothecopper—redearthsurroundings.參考答案：21-23CAC

19.Dreamsarenotjustaproductoftheprocessingofinformationthatourbrainconductswhilewesleep.Itisfromdreamsthatsomeofthegreatestinventionshavebecomeareality.TakeforexamplethefamouschemistDmitriMendeleev,itwasinhisdreamthathefiguredouthowtoplacealltheelementsonaperiodicaltable.SrinivasaRamanujandiscoveredthousandsofmathematicalequations（方程式）fromhisdreams.ReneDescartes,themanwhobuiltmuchoftheframeworkofthemodernscientificmethodmentionedthatthebasisofthemethodcametohiminadream.Thesearejustafewexamplesofhowpeoplegottheanswerstosomeofthemostcomplexquestionsfromtheirdreams.Oursubconscious（潛意識的）mindkeepstryingtogiveusanswerstoquestionswemaystrugglewith,andmanyoftheseanswerscometousintheformofdreams.However,mostofusmaystrugglewithrecallingthem.Hereisaverysimpleexercisethatcanhelpyourecallyourdreams.Beforegoingtobed,foratleast24days(Ittakesaround24daystoformahabit),keeptellingyourselfthat“Iwillrememberallmydreams”.Atfirst,youmaynotseeanyresultsatall,butdon’tbeaffectedbythat.Justkeepdoingit.Aftersometimeyouwillnoticethatvague（模糊的）memoriesofyourdreamswillstayinyourmindwhenyouwakeup.Thesemaybeforgottenafterawhile,somakeanoteofitonyourmobilephoneorinabook.Nowthefundoesn’tju