届河北省石家庄二中高三模拟质检一 英 语.docx

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届河北省石家庄二中高三模拟质检一英语

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2019届河北省石家庄二中高三模拟质检一

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第I卷（选择题）

一、完形填空

Draper,theownerofasecondhandbookstore,wassortingthroughapileofoldbookswhenanenvelopefellfromone.Insidewasanundated1andafadedphotoofawomanholdingalittlegirlonherlap.ThelettersaidifBethanywas2it,itmeanttheauthorhaddied.

TearswerewellingupinDraper’seyes.Thesewerea3woman’slastwordstoherchild.Hehadto4Bethany.“Whoeveritiswill5this,”hethought.“Youwouldn’t6aletterlikethat.”

Hesupposedifthe7endedupinhisshopthenBethanywaslikelyfromaroundBishopAuckland.Andhethoughthe8recognizedthelittlegirl’sface.Evenifshe’dsinceleftthearea,theremightbesomeoneintownwhowouldrecognizethe9.

Hestartedwiththelocalnewspaper.TheNorthernEchoranthestoryofthe10letter.

11,BethanyGash,now21anda（n）12herself,wasonFacebookabout10milesawaywhenaclosefriendmessagedhertocheckoutthe13.Asshereadhermother’s14,whichshethoughthadbeenlostforever,shesaidshethoughtshemustbe15.

Gashwasonly4whenhermother16.Fiveyearslater,herfamilymovedtoanewhomeandtheletter,putawayinthepagesofabookforsafekeeping,wasunintentionally17.

Sheremembersunpackingandlookingfortheletter,andthen18searchingthrougheverythinginthehopethatitwasthere.“That’swhenIrealizeditwas19gonebynowandI’dneverseeitagain,”shesaid.

Draper20theletterinperson.Healsobroughtherachildren’sbookforherson.Gashwasgreatlymovedtohavetheletterback,andalsotouchedbythestranger’skindness.

1．A．messageB．emailC．postcardD．letter

2．A．readingB．destroyingC．forgettingD．copying

3．A．determinedB．kindC．selfishD．dying

4．A．findB．introduceC．phoneD．comfort

5．A．enjoyB．avoidC．wantD．like

6．A．tearopenB．cutupC．throwawayD．pullout

7．A．girlB．bookC．reporterD．news

8．A．hardlyB．actuallyC．unfortunatelyD．accidentally

9．A．authorB．teacherC．pictureD．stranger

10．A．lostB．valuableC．wetD．broken

11．A．MeanwhileB．ThereforeC．HoweverD．Eventually

12．A．editorB．motherC．daughterD．assistant

13．A．ticketB．magazineC．articleD．homework

14．A．vocabularyB．termsC．languagesD．words

15．A．writingB．jokingC．playingD．dreaming

16．A．camebackB．passedawayC．diedoutD．calmeddown

17．A．donatedB．burnedC．dirtiedD．robbed

18．A．secretlyB．suddenlyC．madlyD．regularly

19．A．almostB．neverC．stillD．long

20．A．keptB．deliveredC．composedD．published

二、七选五

Everyonewantstobehappyeveryday,butsometimeswecomeacrosssomeproblemswhichmakeusfeelbad.Thereareafewwaysthatwecanusetohelpourselvestobehappiereveryday.

21．

Whenlookingatyourgoals,remembertolookathowfaryouhavecometowardsachievingthem.Whenyoumeasureyourselfagainstyourgoals,youwillalwayshaveanegativefeeling.Whenyoumeasureyourselfagainstwhereyoustarted,youwillberecognizingyourachievements,andthosedeservetobecelebrated.

Makegratitude（感恩）lists.

Expressingyourappreciationforwhatyouhaveisanimportanthappinessstrategy.22．.Ifyou’rehavingtroublethinkingofthings,youmaybethinkingtoosmall.Youneedtowidenyourview.Youcanthinkaboutnature:

thetrees,thesunandthesoundofarunningstream.Youcanalsothinkaboutpeople:

familyandfriendswithwhomyouaregratefultohavearelationship.23．.

Helpotherpeople.

Therearemanybenefitsthatcomefromhelpingothers,whetherhelpingsomeoneyouknoworvolunteeringforacommunity.24．.Studieshaveshownthatpeoplewhovolunteerlivelonger.Volunteeringisalsoagreattoolinthefightagainstdepressionbecauseit’seasiertotemporarilyforgetyourproblemswhenyouturnyourattentiontotheneedsofothers.25．.

Usethesetipsinallareasofyourlife,andyouwillhaveahappierlife!

A．You’veprobablyheardthisbefore.

B．Weallhavemuchtobegratefulfor.

C．Besides,it’sanextremelypleasingactivity.

D．It’sonethatisworthdoingonadailybasis.

E.Measureyourprogressnotyourdistancetothegoal.

F.Besuretomakeitadailypracticetocelebrateyourachievements.

G.Volunteeringprovestobegoodforyourhealthandyourhappiness.

三、阅读理解

Agoodbookisindeedthebestfriendofaperson.Thesamegoesforhigh-profileCEOsofworldrecognizedcompaniesaswell.Let’shavealookatthefavoritebooksofsomeoftheworld-famousCEOs.

AppleCEO—TimCook,CompetingagainstTimebyGeorgeStalkJr.andThomasM.Hout

Thisbookisbasedon10yearsofvaluableresearchdonebytheauthors.Ittalksabouthownewconceptsofmanagingtimeinnewproductdevelopment,productionandsalesprovidecompanieswiththeadvantagestosucceedinthishighlycompetitiveworld.

MicrosoftCEO（Former）—BillGates,TheCatcherintheRyebyJ.D．Salinger

Afewthemesexploredinthenovelarerebellion（叛逆）,anxietyandconfusion.Ittellsthatyoungpeoplearealittleconfused,butcanbesmartaboutthingsandseethingsthatadultsdon’treallysee.Gatessaid,“Ididn’tactuallyreadTheCatcherintheRyeuntilIwas13,andeversincethenI’vesaidthat'smyfavoritebook.”

OracleCEO—LarryEllison,NapoleonbyVincentCronin

ThisbookisconsideredbyfarthebestbiographyeverwrittenonNapoleonBonaparte.Ellisonsaid,"It'sinterestingtoreadabouthimforacoupleofreasons:

toseewhatanordinarymancandowithhislifeandtoseehowhistorycandistort（歪曲）thetruthentirely."

OWECEO—OprahWinfrey,ToKillaMockingbirdbyHarperLee

Thisbooktalksabouthowalittlegirlobservesthepeoplearoundher.Winfreysaid,“Ireaditineighthorninthgrade,andIwastryingtorecommendthebooktootherkids.SoitmakessensetomethatnowIhaveabookclub,becauseIhavebeendoingthatprobablysinceIreadthisbook.”

26．WhatisthethemeofCompetingAgainstTime?

A．Howtoincreaseproduction.B．Howtoimproveefficiency.

C．Howtoenrichexperience.D．Howtosaveenergy.

27．Whichbookmaybechosenbyparentstolearnaboutrebelliouskids?

A．CompetingagainstTime.B．TheCatcherintheRye.

C．Napoleon.D．ToKillaMockingbird.

28．WhatcanbeinferredfromWinfrey’swords?

A．Shelovedreadingwhenyoung.

B．Shereadthebookwithotherkids.

C．Thebookhasaninfluenceonhercareer.

D．Thebookisaboutagirl’sthoughts.

DuringthetwoandahalfyearssinceIsettleddowninGermany,I’vecaughtacoldseveraltimesandgottentoexperiencehowdifferentGermancoldremedies（疗法）arefromtheChineseones.

BackinTaiwan,wheneverIhadastreamingnoseandadrythroat,I’drushtothehospitaltogetprescribedmedicine.Forafever,Iwouldreceivearedpill,whichInowknowisatypeofantibiotic（抗生素）.

AnotherthingIknownowisthatthecriminalbehindmycoldisavirus.ThedrugsIusedonlyrelievedthesymptoms.WhenIwenttoaGermanhospitalintendingtogetsomemedicinetotreatmycold,Igotnothingmorethanapatonmyshoulderandwordsfromthedoctor,saying thatIshouldgetsomereallygoodrest.Thefirsttimethishappened,Iwasshocked.IwonderedhowIcouldputupwithmysicknesswithoutthehelpofmedicine.ButthelongerIstayedinGermany,thebetterIknewhowtoself-medicateasotherGermansdo.

IlearnedtotakevitaminCtobuildupmyresistance.ButwhatIlikethemostisdrinking“Erkaltungstee”.ForGermanpeople,Erkaltungsteeiswhattheirgrandmothergivesthemwhentheycatchacold.It’sateabagmainlymadeoflimeflowerandorangerind.AnotherpopularcoldremedyinGermanyischickensoup.DuringmyfirstwinterinGermany,Igotareallybadcold.Myneighborbroughtmeabowlofchickensouptomakemefeelbetter.Itcontainedalotofginger,onion,garlic,carrotsandcelery.Germansbelievetheseingredientsareperfectforhelpingyourbodyrecover.

29．HowdidtheauthorfeelafterseeingtheGermandoctor?

A．Relieved.B．Surprised.

C．Satisfied.D．Stressed.

30．Accordingtotheauthor,whateffectdoantibioticshaveonhiscold?

A．Theycurehiscold.B．Theypreventthedisease.

C．Theykillthevirusinhim.D．Theymakehimfeelbetter.

31．WhatdoGermansthinkof“Erkaltungstee”?

A．Itcanreplaceanycoldremedy.B．Itcanbuildupone’sresistance.

C．It’sagoodwaytoself-medicate.D．It’sbetterthanchickensoup.

32．Whatcanweinferfromthetext?

A．Germanstendnottouseantibioticstotreatcold.

B．TheauthoroftencatchesacoldinTaiwan.

C．Theauthorseldomdrinkschickensoup.

D．Germandoctorsarecoldtopatients.

CharityCyclingUKhasrecentlylaunchedacampaigntoraiseawarenessofdooringafterdiscoveringthatmanypeopledon’tknowwhatitisandthosethatdoseemtothinkit’sajoke.Dooringhappenswhenadriverorpassengeropensthedoorintoanotherroaduser-typicallyacyclist-withoutlookingforotherroadusers.

CyclingUK’schiefexecutivePaulTuohytoldGloucestershireLive,“Somepeopleseemtoseecardooringasabitofajoke,butit’snotandcanhaveseriousconsequences.CyclingUKwantstoseegreatawarenessmadeaboutthedangersofopeningyourcardoor,andpeopletobeencouragedtolookbeforetheyopen.”

Thecharitysays2,009ofthe3,000injuriesweresustained（遭受）bycyclists,resultinginfivedeathsbutsaysthismightnotbethefullextentofthedangers.

CyclingUKsaysnotallcardooringincidentswillbeattendedbypolice,sothecharityhaswrittentotransportministerJesseNormancallingforapublicawarenesscampaignurgingalldriversto