广东省普宁一中届高三级模拟考试英语试题文档格式.docx

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食品；

生活用品）,youtap（轻敲；

轻打）yourfootimpatientlyandcougheverynowandthentoremindthe__4___tomovequickly;

butno,heisstillnot__5___.Ittakesallofyourpowernottomakeascene（当众大吵大闹）.However,ifyou__6__thatcustomertobesomeoneyoulike,thenyouwillfindyourselfnotgettingtoo___7__,right?

Sothenexttimeyoufindyourselflosingpatiencewithsomebody,simplythinkofthatpersontobesomeoneyoureally__8__andyourpatiencewilllastlonger.

Thesecondsteponhowtobepatientwithpeopleinvolveswhistling.Whenyouwhistlea_9___tune,youareinstantlyingood__10___.Youcanhum（哼）yourfavoritesongifyoucan’twhistle—itreallydoesn’tmakea（n）__11___.What’simportanthereisthatyoudidsomethingthatmakesyoufeelgood.Andwhenyoufeelgood,youaremore__12___tobepatientwiththepeoplearoundyou.

Whenyou’restressed（紧张的；

感到有压力的）,it’salmostimpossibletolearnhowtobepatientwithpeople.You’vegottofindawayto_13_____first.Ifyouknowyou’regoingtobeinasituationwhereyourpatiencewillbetested,getyourselfamassage（按摩）first.Remember:

themorestressedyouare,the__14_____you’llloseyourtemper.

Learninghowtobepatientwithpeopleisnota___15____inlife.You’veseenpeoplewhomanagetosurvivedaytodaywithunbelievablyshorttempersafterall.

1.A.patienceB.generosityC.eleganceD.strength

2.A.ignoredB.stressedC.rejectedD.learned

3.A.payforB.applyforC.askforD.carefor

4.A.assistantB.friendC.customerD.patient

5.A.standingB.hurryingC.runningD.moving

6.A.imagineB.allowC.believeD.refer

7.A.puzzledB.shockedC.amusedD.annoyed

8.A.adoreB.hateC.recognizeD.know

9.A.swiftB.happyC.loudD.sad

10.A.circumstancesB.preparationsC.spiritsD.places

11.A.mistakeB.differenceC.effortD.scene

12.A.friendlyB.lovelyC.likelyD.lonely

13.A.relaxB.escapeC.rewardD.whistle

14.A.laterB.slowerC.betterD.faster

15.A.mustB.possibilityC.abilityD.choice

第二节语法填空（共10小题；

每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为16～25的相应位置上。

Onceuponatime,inasmallcountry,peopledecidedtoinvestigatewhatitwasthatparentsreallylikedthemost.Acompetitionwasorganised.Itwouldusethe___16___（late）_inventionofProfessorCrank-Shafte:

theGladometer（快乐测量仪）.

Todate,theGladometeristheonlycontraptionever__17___（build）capableofmeasuringjoyandhappiness.So,onebyone,thechildrenpresented__18____ownparticulartalentstotheirparents.AndtheGladometerfaithfullymeasuredtheirparents'

reactions.Oneboyturnedup__19___atrainedpig;

thepigsanganddanced.Agirlcameandplayedtheviolinlikeanangel.__20___intelligentboycameandreadhisverybigbook.Theparents’happinesswaseasytosee.

Finally,aboycametotheGladometercarrying___21_____.Nordidheknowhowtodoanything.Whentheorganisersaskedhimwhathewasgoingtodo,he__22_____（simple）said:

"

Iamveryobedient（顺从的）."

Themachinemeasuredsuchahighreading__23_____itbeganviolentlyshaking,andfinally__24_____（explode）.Theboywhohaddonenothingwonalltheprizesthatday,forsolvingthemysteryof___25____pleasesparentsthemost.

Ⅱ、阅读（共两节。

满分50分）

第一节阅读理解（共20小题；

每小题2分，满分40分）

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

A

Everyyearonmybirthday,fromthetimeIturned12,awhitegardenia（栀子花）wasdeliveredanonymouslytomeatmyhouse.Nocardornotecamewithit.Callstotheflorist（花商）werealwaysinvain—itwasacashpurchase.AfterawhileIstoppedtryingtodiscoverthesender'

sidentity.

ButIneverstoppedimaginingwhotheanonymoussendermightbe.

Mymotheroftencontributedtotheseimaginings.She'

daskmeiftherewassomeoneforwhomIhaddoneaspecialkindnesswhomightbeshowingappreciation.PerhapstheneighborI'

dhelpwhenshewasunloadingacarfullofgroceries.OrmaybeitwastheoldmanacrossthestreetwhosemailIretrieved（取回）duringthewintersohewouldn'

thavetoventuredownhisicysteps.

WhenIwas17,aboybrokemyheart.Thenighthecalledformethelasttime,Icriedmyselftosleep.WhenIawokeinthemorning,therewasamessagescribbled（乱涂）onmymirrorinredlipstick:

“Heartilyknow,whenhalf-godsgo,thegodsarrive.”IthoughtaboutthatquotationfromEmerson（爱默生）foralongtime,andIleftitwheremymotherhadwrittenit.WhenIfinallywenttogettheglasscleaner,mymotherkneweverythingwasallrightagain.Idon'

tremembereverslamming（砰地关上）mydoorinangeratherandshouting,“Youjustdon'

tunderstand!

”becauseshedidunderstand.

Onemonthbeforemyhigh-schoolgraduation,myfatherdiedsuddenlyofaheartattack.Myfeelingsrangedfromgrieftoabandonment,fearandover-whelmingangerthatmydadwasmissingsomeofthemostimportanteventsinmylife.Ibecamecompletelyuninterestedinmyupcominggraduation,thesenior-classplayandtheprom-events（毕业舞会）thatIhadworkedonandlookedforwardto.

Butmymother,inthemidstofherowngrief（悲痛；

忧伤；

不幸）,wouldnothearofmymissingoutanyofthosethings.Thedaybeforemyfatherdied,sheandIhadgoneshoppingforapromdressandfoundaspectacular（引人注目的）one.Wearingitmademefeellikeaprincess,butitwasthewrongsize,andwhenmyfatherdiedthenextday,Iforgotallaboutthedress.

Mymotherdidn'

t.Thedaybeforetheprom,Ifoundthatdress-intherightsize,draped（用布帘覆盖）overthelivingroomsofa,presentedtome—beautifully,artisticallyandlovingly.Ididn'

tcareabouthavinganewdress,butmymotherdid.Shewantedherchildrentofeellovedandlovable,creativeandimaginative.

MymotherdiedwhenIwas22,onlytendaysafterIwasmarried.Thatwastheyearthegardeniasstoppedcoming.

26.Theunderlinedword“anonymously”inParagraph1istheclosestinmeaningto________.

A.secretlyB.happilyC.sadlyD.openly

27.WhydidMothertrytoarousetheauthor’simaginationaboutthegardeniasender?

A.Becauseshewantedherchildtofeelcherishedandlovednotjustbyherbutbytheworld.

B.Becauseshehadagreatcuriositylikeachild.

C.Becauseshewasromanticandsheonceexperiencedsuchthesamethingatheryoungage.

D.Becauseshewantedtogiveherchildsometipsaboutthegardeniasender.

28.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat________.

A.thegardeniasenderkeptsendingflowerstotheauthorfor22years.

B.heauthorshowedlittleinterestinhergraduationprom

C.aftertheauthor’sfatherdied,Motherboughtheradresstotheprom

D.Mothercarehowherchildfeltandgavehertheabilitytoseebeautyeveninthefaceofadversity（厄运）

29.Accordingtothepassage,whowasprobablythegardeniasender?

A.FatherB.Aneighborwhowasoftenhelpedbytheauthor

C.MotherD.Theoldmanacrossthestreet

30.Thebesttitleforthispassagewouldbe“__________”.

A.AromanticmotherB.Themysteryofthewhitegardenia

C.MyanecdoteD.MotherandI

B

Whichissafer—stayingathome,travelingtoworkonpublictransport,orworkingattheoffice?

Surprisingly,eachofthesecarriesthesamerisk,whichisverylow．However,whataboutflyingcomparedtoworkinginthechemicalindustry?

Unfortunately,theformeris65timesriskierthanthelatter!

Infacttheaccidentrateofworkersinthechemicalindustryislessthanthatofalmostanyofhumanactivity,andalmostassafeasstayingathome．

Thetroublewiththechemicalindustryisthatwhenthingsgowrongtheyoftencausedeathtothoselivingnearby．Itisthisthatchemicalaccidentssonewsworthy．Fortunately,theyareextremelyrare．ThemostfamousoneshappenedatTexasCity（1947）,Flixborough（1974）,Seveso（1976）,Pemex（1984）andBhopal（1984）．

Someofthesearealwaysinthemindsofthepeopleeventhoughthelossoflifewassmall．NoonediedatSeveso,andonly28workersatFlixborough．TheworstaccidentofallwasBhopal,whereupto3,000werekilled．TheTexasCityexplosionoffertilizerkilled552．ThePemexfireatastorageplantfornaturalgasinthesuburbsofMexicoCitytook542lives,justamonthbeforetheunfortunateeventatBhopal．

Someexpertshavediscussedtheseaccidentsandusedeachaccidenttoillustrateaparticulardanger．ThustheTexasCitywascausedbytonsofammoniumnitrate,whichissafeunlessstoredinagreatquantity．TheFlixboroughfireballwasthefaultofmanagement,whichtookriskstokeepproductiongoingduringessentialrepairs．TheSevesoaccidentshowswhathappensifthelocalauthoritieslackknowledgeofthedangerontheirdoorstep．Whenthepoisonousgasdriftedoverthetown,localleaderswereincapableoftakingeffectiveaction．ThePemexfirewasmadeworsebyanoverloadedsiteinanovercrowdedsuburb．Thefiresetoffachainreactionofexplodingstoragetanks．Yet,byamiracle,thetwolargesttanksdidnotexplode．Hadthesecaughtfire,then3,000strongrescueteamandfirefighterswouldallhavedied．

31．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A．Workingattheofficeissaferthanstayingathome．

B．Travellingtoworkonpublictransportissaferthanworkingattheoffice．

C．Stayingathomeissaferthanworkinginthechemical