届高考英语二轮寒假复习.docx

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届高考英语二轮寒假复习

2016届高考英语二轮寒假复习：

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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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Passage1

OncetherewasagirlcalledArachnewhowasveryproudofherskillatweaving.Manypeoplecametoseeher21herthreadsinred,blue,greenoryellowthatmadeher22picturesglowwithlife.“ThegoddessAthene23havegivenyousuchagift,”theysaid.ButArachnetossedherhead.“No,”shereplied24“I’vetaughtmyselfeverythingIknow.”25thosewords,thegoddessAthenedecidedtoteachheralesson.Firstshe26herselfasanoldwomanand27Arachne’sdoor.Whensheopenedit,thegoddesswarnedher,“Youshouldn’tcompareyourselfwiththegreatAthene.Youshouldbemore28.”AtthatArachnegrewveryangry.“Lethercomehereandhavea29withme.Thenwe’llseewho’sbetteratweaving!

”30Athenethrewoffherdisguiseandthecontestbegan.

Alldaythetwocontestantswovebright31intomarvellouspictures.Arachne’swasdefinitely32inskillanddesign.AtthatAthenegrew33angrythatshehitArchne.Atoncethegirlbecamesmallerandsmaller.Herheaddisappearedandherbodybecame34.Herhumanarmsandlegsdisappearedtobereplacedwithtwiceasmanythinnerinsect-like35.AsArachnerantohide,Athenelaughed36“Youmaylive,Arachne,butyouwilldoyourweaving37fromnowon.”Hearingthosewords,Archnebeganto38athreadandtoweaveapatternintheair.Shehadbecomethefirst39.Sincethenshehascontinuedtorecreateherlost40beautifulmasterpieceinherwebs,andallotherspidershavefollowedher.

21.A.colorB.doC.printD.describe

22.A.takenB.wovenC.drawnD.moved

23.A.shouldB.couldC.mustD.might

24.A.proudlyB.angrilyC.kindlyD.friendly

25.A.SayingB.FinishingC.HearingD.Listening

26.A.disappointedB.disguisedC.discouragedD.disaffected

27.A.tookonB.putonC.turnedonD.knockedon

28.A.carefulB.humbleC.proudD.honest

29.A.conversationB.fightC.competitionD.meeting

30.A.ImmediatelyB.FortunatelyC.HopefullyD.Generally

31.A.colorsB.threadsC.woolD.feather

32.A.superiorB.inferiorC.goodD.excellent

33.A.suchB.tooC.veryD.so

34.A.longerB.prettierC.biggerD.rounder

35.A.headsB.eyesC.legsD.ears

36.A.unhappilyB.uncertainlyC.untrulyD.unkindly

37.A.onthegroundB.intheairC.athomeD.onthewall

38.A.preserveB.pressC.prepareD.produce

39.A.mosquitoB.flyC.spiderD.insect

40.A.andB.orC.butD.so

Passage1：

21-25ABCAC26-30BDBCA31-35BADDC36-40DBDCC

Passage2

Everyfast-foodemployeeknowsthatthedrive-throughwindowistheworstposition.Thewindowstickswithconstantice;theroarofengineshurtsyour21;yourwordsarelostinthehowlingwind.

Ona22afternoon,everythingchanged.

Everyonceinawhile,thesub-zerotemperaturesseala23windowsshut.Driversdon’texactlyenjoyhavingtostandoutsideinthecold,24theirordersintoaspeakerbox,whentheyexpecttodrivethroughontheirheatedleatherseats.Insuchcases,mostcustomerstendtoshowtheirannoyancetotheemployees.

Thiswomanwas25.

“I’llgetthenextcar’s26aswell,”shesaidasshecameuptothewindowtopay.Shestoodoutside,27muchsnowonherhair.Thoughshewasobviouslyfreezing,herbright28litupherfacelikeafire.

“Youcan’t29theirdrinks,”Isaid,confusedandtired.

“No,butI’llbuythem,”shesaid.“Payitforwardandallthat.”

Completelypuzzled,Ichargedheras30,andwhenthenextcustomerarrivedatthewindowIexplainedwhathadjusthappened.Iwatchedashis31changed—firstangrytobeoutinthecold,then32attherandomactofkindness,andfinally,delightedbyhis33.

“IsupposeI’llpayforthenextorderthen,”hereplied,noddingandwavingattheimpatientdriver34him.He35overthecashandreceivedhispre-paidhotdrink.

Thetrendcontinued.Customersarrivedannoyed,onlytoleave36andpleased.Somewereshockedtospendmuchmorethantheyhadexpected,37othersendedupreceivingtheirorderforlessthanhalftheprice.

Fivevehiclespassed,thenten,thentwenty.Noonerefusedtopay.Customersstoodatmywindow38afist-fullofchangetobuydrinksforacompletestranger.Carsdroveoff,honking（鸣笛）and39theirthanks.

Itonlytakesonecustomer,oneperson,tochangetheentire40oftraffic.Itonlytakesonemoment,onesmile,towarmupeventhecoldestofdays.

21.A.earsB.handsC.feetD.back

22.A.freezingB.sunnyC.warmD.usual

23.A.truck’sB.vehicle’sC.car’sD.lorry’s

24.A.offeringB.throwingC.screamingD.cancelling

25.A.politeB.angryC.popularD.different

26.A.numberB.coffeeC.feeD.order

27.A.coveringB.increasingC.gatheringD.falling

28.A.eyesB.smileC.hairD.annoyance

29.A.payB.takeC.buyD.bring

30.A.instructedB.requestedC.directedD.suggested

31.A.gestureB.expressionC.figureD.feeling

32.A.inspiredB.upsetC.surprisedD.disappointed

33.A.turnB.senseC.deedD.luck

34.A.beyondB.beforeC.besideD.behind

35.A.tookB.lookedC.handedD.thought

36.A.shyB.calmC.anxiousD.regretful

37.A.whileB.sinceC.asD.unless

38.A.makingB.emptyingC.lyingD.holding

39.A.explainingB.sendingC.introducingD.casting

40.A.jamB.rowC.flowD.line

Passage2：

21-25AABCD26-30DCBBB31-35BCDDC36-40BABBC

Passage3

Onaweekdayevening,Janewasathomeasusual.Asher__41__swungbetweenwhatshewasgoingtodowithherlifeandtheirdinnerplansfortheevening,shewasunexpectedly__42__byanurgentcallfromhersister“Getoverhere!

TurnonNBCandchecktheseguysout.Theyarejustlikeyou…..”Onefacebookmessageandaphoneinterviewlater,Jane__43__herselfonabuswith8strangersinthemiddleofthesweltering（令人发昏的）desertheatofUtah,pickinguptrashand__44___awareness（意识）aboutzero-wasteandclimatechange.

Withadeep__45__oftheenvironmentandadesiretomakea__46__,Jane,Davey,andagroupofself__47__“environmentalpick-upartists”wentonacoasttocoastroadsidetrashpick-up.Astheywalked,sometimesonly__48__0.9milesinanentireday,they__49__andsteadilymadetheirwayacrosstheUnitedStatesforthreeyears,pickingupatotalof201,678poundsoftrash.

JaneandDavey_50__withuswonderfulstoriesofhopeandinspirationthatfueledtheir__51__tocontinuetheirjourney.Afterspendingweekssilently__52__howshewouldhaveenough__53__toflyhomefortheirtwo-weekspringbreak,Janefoundablank,unidentifiedenvelope__54__with$850cashinthedesert.Justenoughtogetherhomeandback.Aftertheirbus__55__outsideofDenver,theyunexpectedlygot__56__andarrivedinYosemiteNationalParkthreeweekslater,justintimeforthe“YosemiteFacelift”where__57__fromalloverthestatecametogetherwitha__58__ofcleaninguptrashalloverthepark.

Beingattherightplaceattherighttimebecamealmostnormal,andtheyrealizedthatmuchofwhatthey__59__wasmorethanjustacoincidence.Together,theirteamlearnedtosimply__60__themselvestotheirtask,andsurrendertothejourney.

41.A.handsB.thoughtsC.balanceD.position

42.A.blamedB.frightenedC.movedD.interrupted

43.A.foundB.cheeredC.droppedD.taught

44.A.abandoningB.raisingC.shakingD.hiding

45.A.prideB.trustC.loveD.fear

46.A.planB.promiseC.mistakeD.difference

47.A.describedB.correctedC.repeatedD.discovered

48.A.drivingB.coveringC.ridingD.fixing

49.A.slowlyB.secretlyC.helplesslyD.frequently

50.A.heardB.readC.wroteD.shared

51.A.problemsB.costsC.effortsD.choices

52.A.dependingonB.replyingtoC.worryingaboutD.meetingwith

53.A.timeB.moneyC.foodD.room

54.A.filledB.suppliedC.decoratedD.equipped

55.A.setoffB.heldonC.headedforD.brokedown

56.A.restB.practiceC.helpD.understanding

57.A.volunteersB.membersC.touristsD.reporters

58.A.questionB.purposeC.decisionD.lesson

59.A.introducedB.expectedC.examinedD.experienced

60.A.turnB.limitC.devoteD.compare

Passage3：

41-45BDABC46-50DABAD51-55CCBAD56-60CABDC

Passage4

Droppingintodesperationcompletely,Jackwanderedonthestreets,knowinghecametotheendoflife.Inhismid-fifties,Jackhadneverbeen41,experiencedthejoyofhavingchildrenorspentholidayswithhisfamily.Onthismiserablerainynight,hefeltasiftherewas42intheentireworldwhocaredwhetherhelivedordied.

Meanwhile,Iwassittinginmyroomwatchingtherain43mywindow.WhenIheardthedoorbellring,I44frommychairandracedout.Butmymotherwasalreadyatthedoor.Openingit,shefoundherselfface-to-facewithaverydirty-lookingmanwithtearsstreamingdownhisface.Mymother,overcomeby45，invitedthemaninside,andhesatwithmyparentsinourlivingroom．

46，1walkedsecretlydownstairssothatIcouldgetabetterlook.Icouldn'tunderstandwhattheyweresaying,butthesightoftheman,47hisheadinhishandsandcrying,mademychestache.Iracedbackupstairstomyroomand48myhandintomymoneyjar.Pullingoutmyonlyhalf-dollarcoin,Iranbackdownstairs.

WhenIreachedthedoorofthelivingroom,Iwalkedrightin.Thethree49lookedatmein50asIquicklymademywayoverthestranger.Iputthe