天津市红桥区届高三下学期一模考试英语试题 含答案.docx

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天津市红桥区届高三下学期一模考试英语试题含答案

天津市红桥区2019届高三下学期一模考试

高三英语

（共分II卷，满分130分，考试时间100分钟）

第I卷（满分95分）

第一部分：

英语知识运用（满分45分）

第一节：

单项填空（共15个小题，每小题1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。

1.一Tony,doremembertosendthereporttothesalesmanager!

一______.

A.MadeitB.GotitC.HearditD.Followedit

2.Sheisquite______toofficework.Youhadbetterofferhersomesuggestionswhennecessary.

A.familiarB.similarC.freshD.sensitive

3.We’dbettertakeumbrellas—I’msureit______whenwearriveinLondon;it’salways

wetthereatthistimeofyear.

A.willrainB.israiningC.willberainingD.wouldrain

4.—Fionaneverfailstograspanychanceofpromotion.

—She’sawomanof______.

A.ambitionB.attentionC.expectationD.reputation

5.______terrible,themedicinewasthrownawaybythechild.

A.TastedB.TastingC.TotasteD.Beingtasted

6.—Ken,______,butyourradioisgoingtooloud.

—Oh,I'msorry.I'llturnitdownrightnow.

A.IhatetosayitB.Itdoesn'thurttoask

C.I'mreallytiredofitD.I'mcrazyaboutit

7.Thisbookissaidtobethespecialone,which______manyeventsthatcannotbefoundinotherhistorybooks.

A.coversB.writesC.printsD.reads

8.—NextweekIwillgotoajobinterview.Willyougivemesomesuggestions?

—Smilingisagreatwaytomakeyourself______.

A.standoutB.turnoutC.workoutD.pickout

9.—What’swrongwithyou?

—Oh,Iamsick.I______somuchicecreamjustnow.

A.shouldn’teatB.mustn’teat

C.couldn’thaveeatenD.shouldn’thaveeaten

10.—Mum,isthepairofgloves______mine?

—Yes.Youhavetowearanotherpair.

A.washingB.havewashed

C.beingwashedD.havingwashed

11.Thisisnotaneconomicalwaytogetmorewater;______，itisveryexpensive.

A.worsestillB.onthecontrary

C.inshortD.inaddition

12.Breakingupisthebusinessofthetwolovers,______nootherpersonshouldbeinvolved.

A.whichB.inthatC.thatD.inwhich

13.Notuntiltheendoftheperformance______thechancetotakephotoswiththerespectableactor.

A.theaudiencegotB.theaudiencehadgot

C.didtheaudiencegetD.hadtheaudiencegot

14.Thenewteacherwassowellorganizedthatshebegan______westoppedyesterdaysothatnopointwasleftout.

A.whenB.inwhichC.howD.where

15.Iregretnothavingtakenyouradvice.OtherwiseI______thismistakeatthemoment.

A．didn'tmakeB．wouldn'tmake

C．hadn'tmakeD．wouldn'thavemade

第二节：

完型填空（共20个小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16～35各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

John’sparentsacquiredthewasherwhenhewasasmallboy.IthappenedduringWorldWarII.Hisfamilynever 16 awashing machineand,sincegasolinewasexpensive,theycouldnot 17  tripstothelaundryseveralmilesaway.Keepingclothes 18 becameaproblemforyoungJohn’shousehold.

Afamilyfriendjoinedthearmy,andhiswife19  togowithhim.John’sfamily 20 tostoretheirfurniturewhiletheywereaway.Tothefamily’s  21  ,thefriendsuggestedtheyusetheirBendix.Sothisishowthey 22 thewasher.

YoungJohnhelpedwiththewashing,andacrosstheyearshe 23 alovefortheold,greenBendix.But  24 thewarended.Whenthefriendscametotakeitback,Johngrew

terribly 25 . Hismother 26  himandsaid.“Youmustremember,thatmachine  27  belongedtousinthefirstplace.Thatweevergottouseitatallwasagift.So,insteadofbeingmadatitbeingtaken  28  ,let’susethis  29  tobegratefulthatwehaditatall.”

Thelessonturnedout  30  .Yearslater,Johnwatchedhiseight-year-olddaughterdieaslowandpainfuldeathofleukemia （白血病）. Thoughhe  31  formonthswithherdeath,Johncouldnotbegingettingoverfromthe  32  untilherememberedtheoldBendix.

Hisdaughterwasa 33  .Whenherealizedthesimplefact,everythingchanged.Hecouldnowbeginrecoveringfromthedeathofhisdaughter.Hestartedtoseeherasamarvelousgiftthathewasfortunateenoughto 34  foratime.Hefelt 35  .Hefoundstrengthandrecovery.Heknewhecouldgetthroughthevalleyofloss.

16.A.requiredB.repairedC.sawD.owned

17.A.affordB.takeC.haveD.ride

18.A.warmB.niceC.cleanD.good

19.A.agreedB.preparedC.managedD.desired

20.A.decidedB.offeredC.expectedD.promised

21.A.astonishmentB.disappointmentC.sadnessD.regret

22.A.boughtB.gotC.borrowedD.used

23.A.achievedB.reducedC.producedD.developed

24.A.obviouslyB.finallyC.immediatelyD.peacefully

25.A.upsetB.frightenedC.hopelessD.confused

26.A.explainedB.encouragedC.comfortedD.taught

27.A.onceB.alreadyC.neverD.hardly

28.A.outB.downC.upD.away

29.A.successB.eventC.treasureD.chance

30.A.invaluableB.importantC.necessaryD.reasonable

31.A.thoughtB.struggledC.missedD.forgot

32.A.lessonB.illnessC.lossD.difficulty

33.A.giftB.washerC.deathD.loser

34.A.spendB.liveC.shareD.earn

35.A.gratefulB.energeticC.relaxedD.happy

第二部分阅读理解（共20个小题，每小题2.5分，满分50分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Volunteering

Justliketheanimalsweshelter,peopleareveryspecialtous.TheAnimalShelterofSacramentoCountyhas300activevolunteersandisalwayseagertoaddmore.Ifyouhaveafewhourseachweekandalovefordogsandcats,weattheshelterwelcomeyourparticipation.

YouthVolunteers

Children10yearsofageorolderareallowedtotakepartinsomeofourprogramsasyouthvolunteerswhenaccompaniedbyanadult.Theadultcanbeaparent,orguardian18yearsofageorolder.Volunteeringisrewardingforanumberofreasons.Youthvolunteerslearnresponsibilityastheyservethecommunity.Volunteersarerewardedwiththeloveforourshelteredanimals.Volunteerslearnabouttheneedsofdogsandcatsandhowtocareforthoseneeds.

YouthVolunteerQualifications

Ayouthvolunteermust:

*caredeeplyaboutanimalsandtheirhappiness

*completeanapplicationform

*beatleast10yearsofageandaccompaniedbyanadult

*attendatrainingprogram

YouthVolunteerOpportunities

Youthvolunteersmayfillthepositionofdognuzzler,catsnuggler,orkennelaide,ifthereareopenings.Pleasecallourvolunteerinformationhotlineat1-800-290-5992toheararecordingofthepositionsavailable.

DogNuzzlers

Dogsneedtoexchangeinformationwithhumanandexercisetostayhealthyandfeelcomfortablearoundpeople.Dognuzzlersmustbeknowledgeableaboutdogsandabletodealwithmedium-sizedtolarge-sizeddogs.Youthvolunteerdognuzzlersmustbeabletoworkatleasttwohoursbetween9a.m.and5p.m.oneitherSaturdaysorSundays.

CatSnugglers

Lookafterourcats,givingthemlotsofattention.Catsnugglersmustbeknowledgeableaboutcatsandtheirneeds.Youthvolunteercatsnugglersmustbeabletoworkatleasttwohoursbetween9a.m.and5p.m.oneitherSaturdaysorSundays.

KennelAides

Providingfoodandwaterfortheanimalsattheshelterisademandingjob.KennelaidesassisttheAnimalShelterstaffinfeedingtheanimalsinourcare.Kennelaidesmustbeabletoworkatleasttwohoursbetween9a.m.and5p.m.oneitherSaturdaysorSundays.

36.WhatbenefitcanyouthvolunteersgainattheAnimalShelter?

A.Animalswillhelpthemkilltimeonweekends.

B.Theywilllearnmoreabouttheneedsofothers.

C.Theywilllearnhowtoapplyforajobinthefuture.

D.Animalswillbringthemgreatpleasureinreturn.

37.Which10-year-oldchildcanbestserveattheAnimalShelter?

A.Matt,whoseyoungersistercancomewithhimat4:

00p.m.onSaturdays.

B.Jim,whocantakepartwithhismotheronSundaymornings.

C.Amber,whocanparticipatewithhisfatheronweekdays.

D.Katie,whoseparentshavetoworkeveryday.

38.IfoneisinterestedinYouthvolunteer,whatwillheprobablydofirst?

A.Servethecommunity.

B.Fillintheapplicationform.

C.Callthevolunteerinformationhotline.

D.Receivetraininginlookingafteranimals.

39.Itcanbeinferredthatdognuzzlers________.

A.arelesscomfortablearoundlarge-sizeddogs

B.getalongbetterwithmedium-sizeddogs

C.needtocommunicatewithdogs

D.shouldbeavailablethewholedayonweekends.

40.Themainpurposeofthistextisto________.

A.lookforyouthvolunteers

B.callonpeopletoprotectanimals

C.introducewhatthevoluntaryworkis

D.teachpeoplehowtocareforanimals

B

YournextSaturdaynighttakeawaycouldbebroughttoyoubyarobotafteramajorfooddeliverycompanyannouncedplanstouseautomatedvehiclestotransportmeals.Europe’sbiggestonlinetakeawayfoodcompanyJustEathaspartneredwithStarshipTechnologiestodeliverfoodwithrobotsonthestreetsofLondonlaterthismonth.“Nobodyhaseverdonedeliverieswithland-basedrobots,”saidAllanMartinson,thechiefoperatingofficerofStarship.

Therobotcouriercantravelupto4milesperhourforabout10miles.ItusesaGPSsignalandninecamerastonavigate（确定方向）.Insteadofapersonarrivingattheirdoor,customerscouldfindthemselvesreceivinganotificationontheirphonethatsaysarobotisonitswayandacodetounlocktheautomatedcourier.“Putthecodein,therobotopensup,andthere’syourfood,”saidDavidButtress,chiefmanagerofJustEat.

Therobot,whichhassofarbeentestedinGreenwich,MiltonKeynesandGlastonbury,costs￡1totransportwithin3miles,comparedwiththe￡3to￡6itcostsforahumancourier.Todate30robotshavedrivennearly5,000mileswithoutgettingintoanaccidentorfindingthemselvespickedonbypassers-by.Theyhavedriveninmorethan40cit