推荐学习高考英语 基础知识练习 真题模拟训练二.docx

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推荐学习高考英语基础知识练习真题模拟训练二

真题模拟二

第一节：

单项填空。

从A.B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。

1.---MikeandIwillcelebrateourthirtiethweddinganniversarynextmonth.

---Oh_________

A.cheerupB.welldoneC.goaheadD.congratulations

2.Thepersonswhoareoutofworkshould______themselvestothenewsituationquickly.

A.fit         B.match       C.suit           D.adapt                          

3.JohnandMaryarelivingwiththeirrelativesforthemomentbecausetheirownhouse____.

A.hasrebuiltB.hasbeenrebuiltC.isrebuiltD.isbeingrebuilt

4.We’regoingtoleaveforLondoninoneandahalfhours.Theflight______willhaveahistoricalmeaningtothefutureofourcompany.

A.tobetakenB.beingtakenC.takenD.havingbeentaken

5.Nineintenparentssaidthereweresignificantdifferencesintheirapproachtoeducatingtheir

childrencomparedwithoftheirparents．

A.thoseB.oneC.bothD.that

6.Thereisno______offindingoutwhathashappenedexceptthatyougothereyourself.

A.meansB.reasonsC.roadsD.causes

7.Researchfindingsshowwespendabouttwohoursdreamingeverynight,nomatter

whatweduringtheday.

A.mayhavedoneB.wouldhavedoneC.musthavedoneD.shouldhavedone

8.Inadditiontothetwoplayers,therewasstill______thirdonewhosaidhewas______secondtogettothetopoftheLushanmountain.

A.a,aB.a,theC.the,theD.the,a

9.Thatafternoon,wewereluckyenough,fornosooner_____home_____itrained.

A.wereturned;andB.wehadreturned;when

C.didwereturn;whenD.hadwereturned;than

10.Mr.Browndevotedhimselftothedevelopmentofeducation,______ledtohisfinalsuccess.

 A.that         B.which        C.sothat        D.so

11.____surprisedmemost____toseetheheadmasterofourschoolandsomestrangersseatedonthebenchesattheendoftheroom.

A.What;wasB.What;wereC.That;wasD.That;were

12.（原创题）Heburnedalltheimportantdocuments______thattheyshouldfallintotheenemy’shands.

A.unlessB.soC.lestD.forfear

13.---Oh,yourhairlooksverypretty.

---Thankyou,butIhave______.

A.alittlewhitehairB.somewhitehairs

C.muchwhitehairD.quiteafewwhitehair

14.---Thebookshelffelldownitself.

---Iknow.Youare______toblame.

A.inaway B.intheway C.innoway  D.bytheway

15.Thetaskisveryimportantanditcannotbefinishedbyanyone________yourself.

A.ratherthanB.otherthanC.morethanD.betterthan

第二节完形填空（共20小题）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

　Iflewonared-eyeintoDallas.WhenI16tothehotelandgavemyname,thegirlatthefrontdesksaid,“Oh,you’rewiththebigChinesedude（东方人,家伙）.”Ithought,“What,I’ve17ateamofforeign-exchangestudents?

”I18totheroomandknocked,butwhennooneanswered,I19___mykeyintheslot（夹缝）.JustthenYaoMing20thedoor.Inhisunderwear，Tighty-whities.And21Icouldseewasuptohischininthedoorway.HeandLiuWeiweresackedout（睡着）.Heletmeinand22backtobed.Theyhadacotsetupforme.Icalledmymom23andwhispered,“There’sthis7-6dudeinmyroom,andhe’sChinese!

”Shesaid,“Yeah,theChinesecanbereally24.”Ididn’tknowwhattothinkuntilwewenttopracticethenextday.That’swhereI25out—thisdudecouldplay.

I26everywhereinthetwomonths.AfterDallaswe27toStetsonUniversityinFlorida;AAUsummerleaguesortournamentsinOrlando,SanDiego,Phoenix,andAugusta,Georgia;andMichaelJordan’scampinSantaBarbara.Wedidn’t18wherewewereorwhereweweregoing19ofthetime.AtStetsonIworkedouteverydaywithLeeScruggs,thecenterwhoplayedatGeorgetown.He’splayingnowintheNBDL,theNBA’sminorleague.Thecoach20withuswasTatesLocke.HehadjustbecomeascoutfortheBlazers,aftermanyyearsasacollegecoach.

　Welostthatgamebyonepoint.IthoughtYaodestroyedTyson.Hethrewoneofhisshots21tohalf-court（半场）neartheendofthatgame.Yaowashittinghisjumper（跳投）,too.EventhenhecouldshootandIcouldtellhowathletichewas.Iknewhe’dgettougherandthat’sallhereally22.

　HehadmeflownuptoPortland,too,tohangoutwithhim.Nikewas23afterhimhardthenalready.He24nofearJetSkiingthatIcouldsee.WhenIwasridingonthebackhe’dgunit,takeasharp25,andflingmeofftheback.Hegotakickoutofdoingthat.

16.A．reachedB.arrivedCgot．D．flew

17.A．joinedB．tookpartinC．attendedD．joinedin

18.A．wentbyB．camebyC．cametoD．wentup

19.A．putB．pushedC．stuckD．took

20.A．knockedB．hitC．answeredD．stroke

21.A．allB．someC．oneD．something

22.A．cameB．ranC．sleptD．went

23.A．nowB．rightawayC．inthefutureD．then

24.A．bigB．smallC．hugeD．fat

25.A．thoughtB．foundC．pickedD．went

26.A．ranB．enjoyedC．playedD．danced

27.A．wentB．cameC．reachedD．got

28.A．planB．showC．expressD．know

29.A．mostB．betterC．niceD．well

30.A．joiningB．competingC．workingD．wandering

31.A．frontB．nearC．leftD．back

32.A．didB．gotCneeded．D．won

33.A．comingB．lookingC．walkingD．going

34.A．showedB．gotC．hadD．gave

35.A．turnB．changeC．orderD．plan

三、阅读理解题：

阅读下面短文，从A.B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。

A

Winter2012willhaveanextendedstayonAmerica'scalendar,accordingtotoday'sannualGroundhogDay（土拨鼠日）forecastingeventinPunxsutawney,Pennsylvania。

EachyearonFebruary2nd,peoplefromaroundtheworld,including5,000inthesmalltowntoday,watchthistongue-twisting（发音饶舌的）smalltownforasignfromonegroundhogthatsupposedlypredictswhenthatyear'sspringwillarrive:

Ifit'sacloudydayoutsidewhenthegroundhogemergesfromitscave,thenspringwillarriveearlythatyear.However,ifitissunnyoutside,thegroundhogwillsupposedlybescaredbyitsownshadow,retreatingundergroundforsixmoreweeksofcoldweather。

Ofcourse,PunxsutawneyPhil'spredictionisnomoreabletoguaranteetheextendedforecastthanyourlocalweatherman.ABCNewsreportsthatananalysisbytheNationalClimateDataCenterfoundthatPhil'spredictionsaremoreoftenwrongthanright.

Philisalsofoundtohavemadesomeunpleasantpredictions.Eversince1887,hehaspredicted99extendedwintersandjust16earlysprings.Nineoftheyear'spredictionswereunavailable,accordingtoABC。

TheholidaybeganasaGermantraditionin18thcenturyandbecameevenmoreofaculturalphenomenonafterthe1993filmGroundhogDaystarringBillMurray.

PunxsutawneyPhilhasbecomeacelebrityinhisownright.Eachyear,thefatteranimalwithlongteethiswatchedbymillionsasheemergesfromacaveinthetownheisnamedafter.Philhasbecomesobelovedbythetownthatheactuallylivesinthelocallibrarywithhis"wife"Phyllis。

TakinginspirationfromthehardstateofBillMurray'scharacterintheclassicfilm,YahoocontributorOwenRustsaysGroundhogDayisagoodtimetoreflectonone'sroutines。

36.Whichisthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.GroundhogDayweatherforecasting.B.Winter2012.

C.Atongue-twistingsmalltown.D.theNationalClimateDataCenter.

37.Whatmaytheunderlinedwordemergesmean?

A.getsintoB.appearsC.increases.D.hides

38.HowisPunxsutawneyPhil'sprediction?

A.Moreexactthanthatthelocalweathermandoes.

B.Moreoftenthanthatthelocalweathermandoes.

C.Lessoftenthanthatthelocalweathermandoes.

D.Notexactenoughtomatchwiththefact.

39.Whyaren’tPhil'spredictionspleasing?

A.Phillikestomakeunpleasantpredictions.

B.Philwantstodothatforfun.

C.Hehaspredictedmoreextendedwinters.

D.Hehaspredictedmorelatesprings.

40.HowdoesPunxsutawneyPhilbecomeacelebration?

A.Byanaccident.B.Frompeople’slifeimproving.

C.Byhisownattractiveforce.D.Frommuchmoneyraisedbythetown.

B

Egyptmaybewalkingtowardsamuch-neededIMFloan,butthathasn’tputoffsomeforeignpartners.GBAuto,theCairo-listedautoassembler（汽车组装公司）,willbeginputtingtogetherandsellingcarsfromChina’sGeelyinthesecondquarterof2012.

GBwillassemblethecarsfromkits（配件）suppliedbyGeely（theHangzhou-basedcarmakerthatboughtVolvoina$1.5bndealin2010）,andwillsellthefinishedproductinmarketsacrossNorthAfrica,beginningwithEgypt.Thedealis“oneofseveralpartnershipswewillannouncethisyear,”saidGB’schairman,RaoufGhabbour,inastatement.

GBcontrols32percentoftheEgyptiansellingcarmarket,whereitrosetosuccessasthelargestlocalassembler,importerandsellerofcarsfromSouthKorea’sHyundai.ItisnowthetheMiddleEast’slargestcarassembler.Hightaxonfully-assembledimportedcarshaveencouragedanumberofinternationalautobrands,includingBMWandChina’sGeely,tohavetheirvehiclesputtogetherinEgypt.

ForGeely,theEgyptiandealisanotherstepineffortstopushitsproductsoutacrosstheworld,afterannouncinglastyearthatitwouldsetupaproductionhub（轮轴）inIndonesiatotargetthefast-growingSoutheastAsianmarket.ThecompanyplansonsellingatleastonemodelintheUKbytheendof2012.

While2011wasatoughyearforcarsales（andprettymucheverythingelse）inEgypt,thevehiclemarketisstillagoodprospectasalargeandincreasinglyyoungpopulationfuellong-termeconomicgrowth.GBsaysthereareabout30carsper1,000peopleinEgypt,comparedto128inChinaand109inMorocco.

GBsaysthetuk-tuk’spopularityinEgypt’sruralinlandandinformalurbanslums（贫民窟）madeitlessinfluencedbyaslowdowninthepassengercarindustry.

Andiflong-discussedreformsofEgyptleadtohigherfuelprices,expecttuk-tuks,poweredbysomethingbarelylargerthanalawnmower（割草机）engine,tobecomeincreasinglyattr