最新青岛二模山东省青岛市届高三第二次模拟考试 英语.docx

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最新青岛二模山东省青岛市届高三第二次模拟考试英语

英语

本试卷分第Ⅰ卷和第Ⅱ卷两部分，共12页，满分150分。

考试时间120分钟。

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第Ⅰ卷（共105分）

第一部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分55分）

第一节单项填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中,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。

1.Jackdoesn’tsmokenow,buthe_____foralmosttwentyyears.

A.ofwhichB.whereC.inwhichD.that

5.You’vefailedtodowhatyou_____toandI’mafraidtheteacherwillblameyou.

A.willexpectB.willbeexpectedC.expectD.wereexpected

6._____madethearcheologistfeelexcitedwasthathefinallyfoundtwoancientvasesinwhatseemedtohimtobeaking’sbedroom.

A.ThatB.WhatC.WhereD.Which

7.Tome,cyclingat_____altitudeofmorethan4,000meterswas_____unforgettableexperience.

A.the;anB.an;anC./;aD.an;/

8.Johnnywon’tgotosleep_____youtellhimastory.EventhesameoneisOk.

A.unlessB.afterC.whenD.if

9.─DoyoumindifIopenthewindow？

─_____Ifeelabitcold.

A.Ofcoursenot.B.I’dratheryoudidn't.

C.Goahead.D.Whynot？

10._____inthe1800sintheUnitedStates,thefilmbecameasuccesswhenitcameout.

A.TosetB.SettingC.BeingsetD.Set

第二节完形填空（共30小题，满分40分。

A篇共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分；B篇共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面两篇短文，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。

A

ItwasaveryfoggydayinLondon.Thefogwassothickthatitwasimpossibletoseemorethanafootorso.11,carsandtaxiswerenotabletorunandwerestandingbythesideoftheroad.Peopleweretryingto12theirwayaboutonfootbutwerelosingtheirwayinthefog.

Mr.Smithhadaveryimportant13attheHouseofCommonsandhadtogettherebutnoonecouldtakehim.Hetriedtowalkthere14foundhewasquitelost.Suddenlyhebumpedintoastranger.Thestrangeraskedifhecouldhelphim.

Mr.Smithsaidhe15togettotheHousesofParliament.Thestrangertoldhimhewouldtakehimthere.Mr.Smith16himandtheystartedtowalkthere.Thefogwasgettingthickereveryminutebutthestrangerhadno17infindingtheway.Hewentalongonestreet,turneddown18,crossedasquareandatlastafterabouthalfanhour’s19theyarrivedattheHousesofParliament.Mr.Smithcouldn'tunderstandhowthestrangerfoundhisway.

“Itiswonderful,”hesaid.“Howdoyoufindthewayinthisfog？

”

“Itisnotroubleatalltome,”saidthestranger,“Iam20.”

B

Familytraditionswereimportantinourhouse,andnonewasmoreappreciatedthantheperfectChristmastree.

“Dad,canwe21whenyoutrim（修剪）thetree？

”Myeldestson,Dan,nine,andhisseven-year-oldbrotherJohn,asked.

“Iwon’tbecuttingthisyear,”myhusbandBobsaid.“Dan,youandJohnare22enoughtomeasurethings.Doitallbyyourselves.Thinkyouboyscan23it？

”

DanandJohnwereveryproud.“Wecanhandleit,”Dan24.“Wewon’tletyoudown.”

AfewdaysbeforeChristmas,DanandJohn25inafterschool.Theygatheredthe26___they’dneedandbroughtthemouttotheyard,27thetreewaited.IwascookingwhenIheardthe28soundsastheboyscarriedthetreeintothelivingroom.ThenIheardthesoundthateverymotherknowsis29：

deadsilence.Ihurriedouttothemonlytofindthetreewascuttoo30.Johncrossedhisarms31acrosshischestandhiseyesfilledwithtears.

Ifeltworried.Thetreewas32toourholiday.Ididn’twanttheboystofeel33_everytimetheylookedatit.Icouldn’tlowertheceiling,andIcouldn’t34theflooreither.Suddenly,athoughtcametomymind,whichturnedthe35intothesolution.

“Wecan’tmakethetreetaller,”Isaid.“Butwecanputitona36position.”

Dan37hishead.“Wecouldputitonthecoffeetable.Itjustmight38!

Let’stryit!

”

WhenBobgothomeandlookedatthebigtreeontopofthecoffeetable,DanandJohnheldtheir39.

“Whatagoodidea!

”hedeclared.“Whydidn’tIever40suchathing？

”

Johnbrokeintoagrin（露齿笑）.Dan’schestswelledwithpride.

21.A.seeB.lookC.watchD.find

22.A.cleverB.tallC.oldD.strong

23.A.handleB.measureC.appreciateD.take

24.A.thoughtB.promisedC.permittedD.accepted

25.A.slippedB.rushedC.wanderedD.looked

26.A.treesB.giftsC.lightsD.tools

27.A.whichB.whereC.whenD.how

28.A.happyB.loudC.terribleD.violent

29.A.pleasureB.excitementC.troubleD.chance

30.A.shortB.uglyC.longD.pretty

31.A.fastB.highC.hardD.tight

32.A.usefulB.closeC.properD.important

33.A.angryB.puzzledC.ashamedD.proud

34.A.lowerB.sweepC.raiseD.clean

35.A.treeB.problemC.situationD.concept

36.A.saferB.largerC.strongerD.higher

37.A.noddedB.droppedC.shookD.patted

38.A.makeB.failC.workD.enjoy

39.A.breathB.handC.toolD.clothes

40.A.thinkaboutB.thinkoverC.thinkaloudD.thinkof

第二部分阅读理解（共25小题；每小题2分，满分50分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

HowwillyoucelebrateNewYear’sEve？

Byhavingapartywithyourclassmates？

Goingtothekaraokeforasingingcompetition？

Manypeoplearoundtheworldcelebratetheday.Let’shavealookatwhatpeopleinothercountriesdo.

IntheUnitedStates,thousandsofpeoplejamintoTimesSquareinNewYorktowelcomeinthenewyearatmidnight.ThechangefromNewYear’sEveandNewYear’sDayisveryexciting.Peoplecountdown（倒计时）thesecondstowelcomethenewdayastheNewYearballslowlygetsdownandlightsupthearea.

InSpain,whentheclockstrikesmidnight,everyoneeats12grapes.Theyeatonegrapeforeachtoll（钟声）tobringgoodluckforthenext12monthsofthenewyear.

InScotland,fireworksaresetoffinfrontoftheEdinburghCastle.Immediatelyaftermidnight,peoplesingAuldLangSyne（《友谊地久天长》）.ThewordsareinScottishandmean“daysgoneby”.ThefamousScottishpoetRobertBurnswrotethesong.

InBrazil,mostpeoplewearwhiteclothesonNewYear’sEvetobringgoodluckforthenewyear.Iftheylivenearabeach,aftermidnight,peoplegothere,lightcandlesinthesand,throwflowersintheseaandmakeawish.Theysaythatthegoddesswhoprotectstheseawillmaketheirwishescometrue.

Didyouknow？

ThedateJanuary1waspickedbytheRomanleaderJuliusCaesar（凯撒大帝）asthechangeoftheyearwhenheestablishedhisowncalendarin46BC.ThemonthofJanuarywasnamedaftertheRomangod,Janus.Heispicturedwithtwoheads.Oneheadlooksforwardandtheotherback.Theyrepresentabreakbetweentheoldandnew.

41.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage？

A.ThehistoryofNewYear.

B.NewYearjoyallaroundtheworld.

C.WheretocelebratetheNewYear’sEve.

D.12grapes,12months.

42.PeopleintheUSdon’twhenontheNewYear’sEve.

A.eat12grapesB.gototheTimesSquare

C.countdownthesecondsD.getexcited

43.InScotland,youwillprobablysee_______.

A.thefamouspoetRobertBurnssingstheAuldLangSyne

B.mostpeoplewearwhiteclothes

C.peoplegoforasingingcompetition

D.fireworkssetoffinfrontoftheEdinburghCastle

44.Wecanlearnfromthelastparagraphthat.

A.Janusestablishedthecalendar

B.JuliusCaesarmadethemonthofJanuarythestartofayear

C.Thecalendarbefore46BCwasthesameastheonetoday

D.JuliusCaesarwastheRomangod

45.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordjaminthesecondparagraphmean？

A.comeinalargenumberB.walkupanddown

C.rushfromtimetotimeD.comenowandthen

B

Lovedandhated,butneverboring.ThatiswhatpeoplesayofAmericanwriterNormanMailer,whodiedlatelastyearattheageof84.Hewastheauthorofsomeofthegreatestbooksofthe20thcentury.

ButMailerwillberememberedasmuchforhispersonalityasforhiswriting.Hewasrudeandbad-tempered.Heviolentlyattackedotherauthorsandevenwoundedoneofhissixwives.

However,thisneverstoppedMailerfrombeingsuccessful.Peoplealwayswantedtoreadhisbooks.Hisprovocative（煽动性的）writingstyleandwillingnesstodealwithdifficultsubjectsmadehisbooksbestsellers.

“Hewaswillingtotakeriskswithjustabouteverything,”saystheauthorGoreVidal.“Hehadaradical（激进的）imagination,awayofapproachingsubjectsthatwasneverboring.”

Inacareerthatlastedsixdecades,Mailerwroteaboutawidevarietyofsubjectsfromhistoryandpoliticstosportandcelebrities.ButhewasmostfamousforwritingnovelsandhetwicewonthePulitzerPrize.

HisbestbookwasTheNakedandtheDead,astoryaboutthetensionsbetweenAmericansoldiersfightingJapaninWorldWarII.Drawnonhisownexperiencesasasoldier,itisastudyofmenatwarexaminingtheircrueltyandbravery.

Mailer’sbrillianceasanauthorwashisabilitytocapturehumanbehavior.Hedidsothroughinterestingcharacters,realisticdialogueandrichdescriptions.TheauthorWilliamF.Buckleysaid,“Hecreatedthemostbeautifulmetaphors（比喻）intheEnglish.”

Mailerleavesbehindmorethan40booksashisliterarylegacy（遗产）.However,heneverachievedhislife’sgoal.Hewantedtowritewhathecalledthe“bigone”,thegreatestnoveleverwrittenaboutAmerica.Well,atleastitwasn’tforalackoftrying.

46.Accordingtothepassage,.

A.NormanMailerwaslovedbyallpeopleB.NormanMailerwoundedotherauthors

C.NormanMailerwasn’tsuccessful