（整理版高中英語）高考英語總復(fù)習(xí)練習(xí)題3

1、高考英語 總復(fù)習(xí)練習(xí)題3第一卷(選擇題，共115分)第一局部：聽力(共兩節(jié)，總分值30分)第一節(jié)(共5小題；每題1.5分，總分值7.5分)1whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?ateacherandstudent.bcustomerandshopkeeper.cbossandsecretary.2wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?aataschool.batashop.catabank.3whenwillthespeakersmeeteachother?aat1000.bat1100.cat900.4

2、whatdoesthewomandoprobably?aadoctor.bateacher.cashopkeeper.5howoftendoesthemanplaybasketball?aonceaweek.btwiceaweek.ctwiceamonth.第二節(jié)(共15小題；每題1.5分，總分值22.5分)聽第6段對話，答復(fù)第6至8題。6whatdayisittoday?atuesday.bwednesday.cthursday.7whathappenedtothewomanyesterday?ashewaskeptwaitingforalongtimeatthebusstop.bsheto

3、okataxibutstillwaslate.cshewasillandwenttoseethedoctor.8howlonghasthewomanbeeninthedoctors?aforabouttwohours.bforaboutthreehours.cforaboutfourhours.聽第7段對話，答復(fù)第9至11題。9whatdoesthemanthinkofthemistake?aitsjustanordinarymistakeanddoesntmatter.bitcouldmakehimloseanimportantbusinesspartner.citcouldmakehiml

4、oseagoodjob.10whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?acallhisguestsandexplaintheproblem.baskhisgueststocomeinanotherday.caskhisgueststowaitforhiminthehall.11whatcanweknowaboutthepersonwhomademistake?aheoftenforgetswhattheguestssay.bhehasbeenfiredbecauseofthemistake.cheisagreenhandintherestaurant.聽第8段對話，答復(fù)

5、第12至14題。12whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?anewyearswishes.blosingsomeweight.csavingsomemoney.13whatdidthemandolastyear?ahegotagoodjob.bhestoppedsmoking.chejoinedahealthclub.14whowantstohaveanicevacation?athemanspeaker.bthewomanspeaker.cjeff.聽第9段對話，答復(fù)第15至17題。15whatdidthemanwanttodointhemorning?aeatsom

6、enoodles.bboilsomemilk.cfeedhiscat.16howdidthemanhurthishead?ahefelldownfromaladder.bacanofpaintdroppedonhishead.cheknockedhisheadagainstawindow.17whatdidthedoctoraskthemantodo?akeephisheadclean.bkeephisarmdry.crestfortwodays.聽第10段獨(dú)白，答復(fù)第18至20題。18howoldwasjohnwhenhewonasilvermedal?a16yearsold.b17year

7、sold.c19yearsold.19whatcanweknowaboutthecomputer?aithelpedjohnlearnmanycomputerskills.bithadbadeffectsonjohnsstudyandsleep.cithelpedjohnwithhislessons.20whywasjohnhappyintheend?ahismothershowedhimherloveandrespectforhim.bhismotherhelpedhimcontrolhimself.checouldplaycomputergameslateatweekends.第二局部：英

8、語知識運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié)，總分值45分)第一節(jié)語法和詞匯知識(共15小題；每題1分，總分值15分)21doyoufeellikesomemorechocolate?_，bob，butidontwanttogainweight.athanksbforgetitcneverminddnotatall22didyouhave_funwithyourschoolmateslastweekend?_wonderfultimeindeed.athe；/b/；/ca；ad/；a23hesnouseatall._，ihavefoundhimtobeagreatdealofuse.abythewaybonthecon

9、trarycinaworddinaddition24hewasverynervousduringhisfirstjobinterview，_wasunderstandable.aitbwhatcwhichdthat25hemusthaveagoodrest_hecandefeathisseriousillness.asothatbasifcevenifdnowthat26wevecutourpriceby40%!butyourpriceisstilltoohighifthequalityistakeninto_.aconsiderationbapplicationcoccupationdexp

10、lanation27annabroughtamessagetomegfromhermother_thatallwaswellathomeandsheneedntworry.asaidbsayingcsaysdtosay28imafraidyoullhavetostayhereforanotherday.allflights_becauseoffog.ahadbeencancelledbcancelledchavebeencancelleddhavecancelled29thesearewhatscientistscallswaves，s_second.astandingbybstandingu

11、pcstandingoutdstandingfor30whatdoyouthinkoftheirdecision，john?idontfeelicancommentonit.imnotreallyfamiliar_whattheydo.aonbofcwithdin31insteadofacquiringnecessaryskills，theydemandthatstandards_sothattheycanappeartobecompetitive.achangebbechangedchavechangeddarechanged32onsomenights，iwould_tobeasleepw

12、henmotherwalkedintomybedroom.aindicatebblamecpretenddrequest33thedifficultythecouplehad_theirlostchildwassoonforgottenwhentheydiscoveredher.afoundbfindctofinddfinding34madeupofpeoplefromdifferentpartsoftheworld，theneighborhoodismuchmore_thananyother.areliablebdifferentcflexibledvaried35ahurricanehit

13、thatareaofthesea，_overalltheshipssailingthere.aturnedbturningcturnsdtoturn第二節(jié)完形填空(共20小題；每題1.5分，總分值30分)(·局部重點(diǎn)第二次聯(lián)考)itisoftensaidthatpolitenesscostsnothing.infact，_36_hearingthephrase“thankyouor“welldonemeansthesametoemployeesasamodestpay_37_，researcherssay.praiseandencouragementalso_38_employees

14、morelikelytoworkhardandstayintheirjobs，savingonthecostoffinding_39_.athirdof1,000workers_40_saidtheydidnotgetthankedatallwhentheydidwell，anda(n)_41_thirdsaidtheywerenotthankedenough.inboth_42_，theemployeessaidtheyfelt_43_，meaningtheywerelesslikelytobe_44_totheirjobsandweremorelikelytolookforemployme

15、ntelsewhere.accordingtothesurvey，praisingemployeeshasthesame_45_asa1percentpayrise，andworksoutmuch_46_forbosses.threeoutoffouremployeessaidthatregular_47_bytheirbosseswasimportanttothem，_48_onlyaquartersaidtheywereactuallygivenasmuchpraise_49_theyfelttheyneeded.thosedoingmanual(體力的)jobswerelesslikel

16、ytobegivenany_50_fordoingwell.scottishemployeesfelt_51_undervalued，eightoutoftensayingtheywouldlikemorepraise.however，workersinthenortheastareless_52_bybeingbutteredupbytheboss，asonly69percentsaidtheyfeltthe_53_tobetold“welldoneregularly.theresearchfoundthatwordsofpraisedidmorethan_54_apleasantplace

17、toworktheycould_55_increaseprofits.bconsequentlycinsistentlydfrequentlybridecsurprisedincidentbcatchescmakesdcontributesbreplacementscresponsibilitiesddisadvantagesveyedbreportedcemployeddinspiredbtotalcspecialdfurtherbcasescpartsdpointsbfavoredcundervalueddevaluatedbattachedcinvolvedddevotedbadvant

18、agecdevelopmentdfeelingbmorelikelyccheaperdmoreexpensivebacknowledgementccommitmentdoutlinesbotherwisecthusdsobwhencwhiledasbsituationcrecognitiondcommunicationtbthelesscthemoredmostbimpressedcdelayeddexplodedbneedcpotentialdfunctionbdemandcrequiredrestorebstillcevendyet第三局部：閱讀理解(共20小題；每題2分，總分值40分)a

19、(·3月)afterwinningabiggame，athletesareoftenaskedhowtheyattainedthatsuccess.mostsaytheirachievementistheresultofgruellinghardworkandintensepractice.usuallyathletessayhowharditistowinthebiggames.attheoppositeendofthespectrum，however，isthefactthatlosingthebiggame，or，inmycase，allthegames，canbeevento

20、ugher.fromthespectatorspointofview，lastyearsbasketballseasonformyhighschoolteamwasnothingshortofanembarrassment.andwhile0and20iscertainlynothingtobeproudof，thatseasonhadabiggerimpactonmethananyother，andprobablymorethananyseasonsince.asateamcaptain，iknewitprobablywouldntbetheeasiestyear，butdidieverth

21、inkwewouldloseeverygame？ofcoursenot.sincesixofourtopplayershadgraduated，itwasclearthatwewereayoungteamwhowouldstruggle.thestrugglebeganearlierthanexpected，though，asourteamsstartingcenterwassuspendedfortheseason，andtwokeymembersdecidedtoquitaftertwoweeks.atsomepoint，quittingprobablypassedthroughevery

22、playersmind，but，intheend，weallstuckitout，vowingtoworkevenharder.thentherecameatimewhenevenourowncoachhadgivenuponus.personally，ifeltlikeitwasnolongerworthgivingmyall.ithought，ifeventhecoachdoesntbelieveinus，whyshouldi？butjustasmyhopebegantofade，ateammatecalledameeting.hesaid，“nobodythinksweregoingto

23、win，andheck，wemaynot，but，asteammatesandfriends，we_owe_it_to_each_other_to_give_it_our_all_every_game.reatandgothroughthemotions，butitisquiteanothertobearealcaptainandmakesureeveryoneworkstotheirpotentialallthetime.helpmetobecomeabetterbasketballplayer，butitalreadyhasmademeabetterleaderandperson.56wh

24、atwasthebiggestproblemwiththeauthorsteamlastseason?aseveralkeymemberswereunabletoplaythegames.btheircoachnolongerwantedtoinstructthem.ctherewerenoactualleadersontheteam.dmostofplayerslosthopeandwantedtoquit.57inthetext，theauthorseemstosuggestthatagoodleadershould_.abeconfidentabouthimselfbmakesureev

25、eryonegoesalloutcworkhardtowinthegamesdfeelgreatabouthisteam58bysaying“weoweittoeachothertogiveitouralleverygame.(paragraph4)theteammatemeansthatallofthemshould_.aberesponsibleforthelossesbtrytheirbestonthecourtcfeelthankfulforwhattheyvedonedgettogethertowineverygame59whatisthemainideatheauthoraimst

26、oexpressinthetext?asuccessistheresultofhardwork.bafriendinneedisafriendindeed.conecanlearnsomethingfromthefailure.darealleadershouldnevergiveup.b(·第四次檢測)mcdonnell，whohasmadeoildrillingoffvirginiascoast，oneofhisadministrationstoptasks，flewtohoustononmondaytoadvertisethebenefitsofoffshoredrilling

27、atanationalconference.hetoldreportersbeforeheleftthathedoesnotwanttopostponedrillingbuttolearnfromtheaccidentofflouisianascoast.“whatwedoasamericansisthatwefindoutwhatwentwrongandhowcanwedothingsbetter，mcdonnellsaid.“ithinkthatsthespiritofamericanpeople.presidentobamaannouncedinmarchthatvirginiawill

28、becomeoneofthefirsteastcoaststatestodrilloffshoreforoilandnaturalgas.companiescouldconductexploratorydrillinginvirginiaswaters50milesoffthecoastlatenextyearorearlyin.invirginiabeach，thestateslargestcityandonethatreliesheavilyontourism，mayorwillsessomssaidhewouldbeworriedifthetimetablewasnotchanged.s

29、essomssupporteddrillingandhelpedthecitypassaresolution(決議)infavorofit，inparttohelpthetourismindustrybykeepingthecostofgasdown.but，hesaid，thelouisianaaccidentwasawake­upcall.“itsalarmingtome，sessomssaid.“itgivesmegreatconcern.obamasworefridaythatnoexpansionofoffshoreoildrillingwouldtakeplaceunti

30、linvestigationsintothelouisianaaccidentwerecomplete.virginiasofficials，whosupportdrilling，saidtheyagreethatdrillingshouldbedelayed.sen.markwarnersaiditwas“appropriateforobamatodelayoffshoreprojects.mcdonnellsaidhewantstoseeafullinvestigationintothelouisianaaccident，buthestillthinksthatdrillingcouldb

31、eginoffvirginiascoastassoonasnextyearorearly.mcdonnellhasalsosaidthatdrillingoffvirginiascoastwouldcreatethousandsofjobs，aswellaslessenusdependenceonforeignoil.arecentexplosionandfireonanexploratorywellinthegulf(海灣)ofmexicoleft11workersmissinganddead.crudeoil(原油)hasbeenleakingintothegulfsince，inchin

32、gclosertothecoastsoflouisiana，alabamaandmississippi.theaccidentconfirmedtheworstfearsofenvironmentalgroupsandpeoplealreadyworriedthatpossiblespills(溢出)couldharmplants，animals，andtourism.60whatwasmcdonnellsopinionaboutdrillingoffvirginiascoast?aitshouldbestoppedasitmaycausedamagetotheenvironment.bits

33、houldbedelayedduetothegulfoilaccident.cithasalotofbenefits，andthusshouldntbedelayed.ditcouldmaketheusdependentonforeignoil.61whydidwillsessomssupportdrillingoffvirginiascoast?aitcouldcreatethousandsofjobs.bitcouldhelprecovertheeconomy.citmetthespiritofamericanpeople.ditpartlyhelpedthetourismindustry

34、.62whatdoweknowabouttheaccident?atheexplosioninthegulfofmexicokilled11workers.btheleakedcrudeoilmayaffectthecoastsof3states.ctheinvestigationintotheaccidenthasbeencompleted.dofficialswhosupportdrillingoffvirginiascoastarenotinfavoroftheinvestigation.63whatisthemainideaofthereport?aofficialsreconside

35、rsupportfordrillingafterthegulfoilaccident.bitisdangeroustodrilloiloffthecoasts.cpeopleshouldlearnfromoilaccidentstoreducedamagetoourenvironment.dinvestigationsshouldbecarriedoutimmediatelyafteroilaccidents.c(·市第三次診斷)everyonehasgooddaysandbaddays.ible，andyoulosethingsandyoucannotfocusonyourscho

36、olwork.formorethan20years，scientistshavesuggestedthathighself­esteem(自尊)isthekeytosuccess.now，newresearchshowsthatfocusingjustonbuildingself­esteemmaynotbehelpful.insomecases，havinghighself­esteemcanbringbadresultsifitmakesyoulesslikeableormoreupsetwhenyoufailatsomething.“forgetabouts

37、elf­esteem，saysjennifercrocker，apsychologist(心理學(xué)家)attheuniversityofmichigan，us，“itsnottheimportantthing.feelinggoodcrockersadvicemaysoundabitstrangebecauseitisgoodtofeelgoodaboutyourself.studiesshowthatpeoplewithhighself­esteemarelesslikelytobedepressed，anxious，shy，orlonelythanthosewithlow

38、self­esteem.but，afterreviewingabout18,000studiesonself­esteem，roybaumeister，apsychologistatfloridastateuniversity，hasfoundthatbuildingupyourself­esteemwillnotnecessarilymakeyouabetterperson.hebelievesthatviolentandwicked(邪惡的)peopleoftenhavethehighestself­esteemofall.healsosaid：“t

39、heresnoevidencethatkidswithhighself­esteemdobetterinschool.problemshighself­esteemcanhavebigegos(自我)thatcanmakethemlesslikeabletotheirpeers(同齡人)，saidkathleenvohs，apsychologyprofessoratcolumbiauniversity.peoplewithhighself­esteemtendtothinkmoreofthemselves，vohssays.peoplewithlowself

40、73;esteemaremorelikelytorelyontheirfriendswhentheyneedhelp.whattodoresearcherssayitisbesttolistentoandsupportotherpeople.findpositivewaystocontributetosociety.ifyoufailatsomethingtrytolearnfromtheexperience.“thebesttherapy(藥方)istorecognizeyourfaults，vohssays.“itsoktosay，imnotsogoodatthat，andthenmove

41、on.64itisconcludedintheresearchthathighself­esteem_.aisnotimportantatallbhastakenonadifferentmeaningcmaynotbethekeytosuccessddoesnothelpyoudobetteratschool65accordingtotheresearch，peoplewithhighself­esteem_.ahavebetterrelationshipwithpeopleoftheirownagebaremorelikelytobecomeviolentandwicke

42、dctendtobeproudanddonotcaremuchaboutothersdoftenfeeldepressedandcantfocusontheirwork66theadviceinthelastparagraphismainlyforpeople_.awithhighself­esteembwithlowself­esteemcwhoarestillatschooldwhoaregoodateverythingd(·高考模擬三)icanpresidents，georgewashington，thomasjefferson，abrahamlincoln

43、andtheodoreroosevelt.presidentwashingtonisthefoundingfatherofthecountry；the3rdpresidentjeffersondraftedtheusdeclarationofindependence；the16thpresidentlincolnissuedtheemancipationproclamationandthe26thpresidentrooseveltprotectedtheaveragepeoplesrighttocompetefairlywithtrusts.all1829metersabovesealeve

44、l，madeoutstandingachievementsfortheircountry.theywerepioneersofushistory.thestonestatuesofpresidentswerebuiltatthesuggestionofahistorianinthestateofdakota，withaviewtocarryingforwardtheuspioneeringspiriteverlastingly.thestatuesare18metershigh.theyarethehighestandgreatestrealisticstonestatuesintheworl

45、d，tallerthana6­storiedbuildingandlargerthanthegreatsphinxofegypt.thesizeofeachheadis20sqmt，witha20­meter­longface，a7­meter­longnose，a2.6­meter­widemouthandtwo1.5­meter­wideeyes.thoughnotfacingthesamedirection，theyarealllifelikeandlookaheadgravelyinharmony

46、withfixedgazes.oncleardays，onecanhaveasightofthefourpresidentswiththeirfirmandsteadyexpressionatadistanceofdozensofkilometers.sincethestonesculptureisuniqueinstyle，themonumentisnowtheusnationalartcentreofpopulareducation.groupsofpeoplekeepstreamingeverydaytothesiteforavisitandtouristsacrosstheworlda

47、realsointerestedintakingaviewofthisgreatmonument.67whichstatementisfalseaccordingtothefirstparagraph?athefamousrushmorenationalmonumentis1829metersabovesealevel.ballthefourpresidentsmadegreatcontributionstolondon.cthegroupofstatuesaremadeofhugestones.dthestatuesarebuilttohonorthepresidentsintheus68w

48、hywerethosefourpresidentschosen?becausethefourpresidents_.amadegreatcontributionstotheircountrybwerepioneersofushistorycplayedanimportantroleinthedifferentperiodsoftheamericanhistorydalloftheabove69whatarethestatueslike?atheylooklikea6­storiedbuilding.btheyarelikethegreatsphinxofegypt.ctheyarel

49、iketruemenstandingthere.dtheyarelifelike，lookingaheadwithfixedgazes.70forwhatgroupsofpeopleacrosstheworldcometovisitthemonument？theycome_.atolearntheuspioneeringspiritbtolookbackuponthehistoryoftheus.ctolearntheartofsculpturedtoenjoytheviewofthemonumente(·湖南畢業(yè)班質(zhì)量檢測)peopleofoldergenerationsoften

50、complainabouttheselfishnessandlackofrespecttheyfindamongtheyoungergenerations.itisundeniablethatsomeyoungpeopledoneedtobeeducatedonmutualrespectandconcernforothers，especiallyseniormembersofsociety.butweolderpeopleshouldhavesomeunderstandingabouttheyoung，too.todayssocietyisratherdifferentfromwhatitwa

51、swhenwewereyoung.thesocial，financialandpsychologicalpressuretodaysyoungpeoplehavetofaceismuchhigherthanwhatwedidbackinthe1950sthroughthe1990s.theyareintheearlystageoftheircareer.theyhavetofindproperjobstosupportthemselvesandworkdiligentlytorise.theyhavetoliveinsmallerhouses，becausetheyareunabletoaff

52、ordthesoaringhousingprices.consideringthesefacts，wemayfinditunderstandablewhyyoungpeoplesometimesappearaloofanddisrespectful.idontmeanthatweshouldputupwithitwithoutremindingthemoftheneedtomend_their_ways.whatimeanisthatweshouldbemorepatient，understandingandtoleranttowardthem.infact，youngpeopledooffe

53、rtheirseatstotheseniors.iseldomtakeabusorasubwaytrain，butmorethanaquarterofthetimesihavedoneso，iwasofferedaseat.thatisfairenough，giventhatidonotlooksosenile.butonoccasions，ihaveseenoldpeoplenotshowinganysignofgratitudewhenofferedaseat.chinahasbecomeanagingsocietysincetheendofthelastcentury.according

54、toarecentsurvey，peopleolderthan60accountedfor11.4percentofthenationspopulation.andthepercentageisexpectedtorise，giventheone­childfamilyplanningpolicyourcountryhaspracticedformorethanthreedecades.inotherwords，theyoungergenerationswillhavetoshoulderaheavierburdeninlookingaftertheparentsandgrandpa

55、rents.theoretically，therewillcomeadaywhenonecouplemayhavetosupportfourparentsandeightgrandparents.whataburdenitwouldbe!allthisdemandsthatweshowmoreconcernandunderstandingtoouryoungergenerations.71whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?ashouldtheyoungshowrespectfortheold?byoungpeopledeservemoreunderstanding

56、cwhoshouldbeblamed，theyoungortheold?dadebatebetweentheyoungandtheold72theauthorsattitudetowardsyoungpeoplenotgivingupseatstotheoldis_.aunreasonablebunacceptablecunderstandabledunusual73accordingtothepassage，theunderlinedphrase“mendtheirwaysisclosestinmeaningto“_agivewaytotheoldbstopbehavingbadlycrespecttheolddtakeonmoreresponsibilities74whichofthefollowingwilltheauthoragreewith?