2021-2022學(xué)年江蘇省泰州市中學(xué)分校高三英語模擬試題含解析

2021-2022學(xué)年江蘇省泰州市中學(xué)分校高三英語模擬試題含解析一、選擇題1.Hehasseldomseenhismother_________pleasedwithhisprogressassheisnow.A.so

B.very

C.too

D.rather參考答案：A2.—Writetomewhenyougethome.—________.A．Imust

B．Ishould

C．Iwill

D．Ican

參考答案：C3.

IsayTomisasmartboy,hestillneedstoworkhardtoachievehisgoal.A.Because B.When C.As D.While參考答案：D【詳解】考查連詞。句意：雖然我說了Tom是個聰明的孩子，但他還是需要努力學(xué)習(xí)才能完成目標(biāo)。分析句意可知，前后句邏輯上呈現(xiàn)的是轉(zhuǎn)折關(guān)系，其中只有while可以表示轉(zhuǎn)折關(guān)系。故選D項(xiàng)。4.John,______moneyisnoproblem,stillleadsasimplelife.A.forwhose

B.ofwhose

C.ofwhom

D.forwhom參考答案：D5.Amalesheepandafemaledeerin______YunnanWildAnimalZooinKunmingwerefoundtohavefalleninlovewitheachotherafterlivingtogetherfor_______longtime.【原創(chuàng)】【選自《北京周報(bào)》2012年2月23日第四頁】A.the,the

B.the,a

C.a,∕

D.a,a參考答案：b略6.

_______differentlifetodayisfromwhatitwasfiftyyearsago!

A.What

B.Whata

C.How

D.Howa參考答案：C24.Onecanalwaysmanagetodomorethings,nomatter________fullone’sscheduleisinlife. A.how B.what C.when D.where參考答案：A8.Thefactorywasbuiltinasecretplace,around________highmountains.A.whichwas

B.itwasC.whichwere

D.themwere參考答案：Caroundwhichwerehighmountains是一個由“介詞＋which”引出的非限制性定語從句，而在該從句中，主語是highmountains，aroundwhich是表語，所以句子謂語應(yīng)用復(fù)數(shù)were，而不是用單數(shù)was。9.Onarrival,thefamousmoviestarfoundhimself______bytheenthusiasticfans.

A.tobesurrounded

B.surrounded

C.beingsurrounded

D.havingsurrounded參考答案：B10.Nowadays,toloseweight,morewiseladiespreferto________regularlyratherthantakeexpensiveweight-losingpills.A.hangout

B.turnup

C.workout

D.figureup參考答案：A略11.Withtheword“PM2.5”_________appearinginmediareports,peoplepaygreaterattentiontoitandseekhealthtipsforsmoggydays.A.constantly

B.consequently

C.permanently

D.immediately參考答案：A12.Theyoungbackpackeralways_________attheyouthhotelwhenhe’sinKathmandu.A.putsup

B.setsdown

C.comesout

Dtakesup參考答案：A【考查方向】考查動詞短語的用法。句意：年輕的背包族在Kathmandu的時候，經(jīng)常在這個青年旅館住宿。A.putsup豎立，張貼，住宿，B.setsdown記下，C.comeabout發(fā)生，D.takesup占據(jù)，從事，開始學(xué)習(xí)。根據(jù)句意選A。13.—.Didyouget_____partintheplaythatyoutriedoutfor?.—No,butIgot_____betterpart.

A.the;the

B.the;a

C.＼;a

D.a;a參考答案：B14.Theplanwassoshallowandimpracticalthatnoserious_______wasevermadetorealizeit.A.recognition

B.comment

C.attempt

D.credit參考答案：C15.SheisanAmerican，butshelikeslearningChinese.ShesaysChineseis________English.

A．a(chǎn)spopularalanguageas

B．sopopularalanguageas

C．a(chǎn)sapopularlanguageas

D．soapopularlanguageas參考答案：A略16.---Fancymeetingyouhere,Lucy!Ineverthoughtyouvisitustoday.---Sorry,IforgottotellyouIwascoming.Ihopeyoudon’tmindme______.A.callingin

B.pullinginC.breakingin

D.droppingin參考答案：D二、完型填空17.完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，共30分）閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。TheHardTruth

Oneday,Marissanoticedaspiderweb,shininginthesunlight.Aspiderwasspinning

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onit.Thespiderwasn’ttryingtobesomethingelse,likeabutterflyorabee,Marissathought.Itwashappytobeexactlywhatitwasandtodowhatitwasgoodat.WhatcamenaturallytoMarissawas

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.Shecouldpaintordrawalldaylongandnevergetbored.However,afewweeksagoMarissasignedupforhighjump.Becausehermotherhadbeenahighjump

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inschool,shethoughtitwouldmakehermotherhappy.Butnowshe

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thathoweverhardsheworked,shewouldneverbeahighjumpstarlikehermother.Onenight,halfwaythroughherhomework,Marissafell

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.Whenshewokeup,theclockread1:00A.M.Marissagotintoapanic.Therewasstillsomuch

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todo,butshereallyneededherrestfortrackpractice.Marissahadalwaysbeenagoodstudent,butnowtrackwasriskingher

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.ThenadarkthoughtcrossedMarissa’smind.Ifshe

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someofherclasses,shewouldbeoffthetrackteam.Thatwasonewaytosolveherproblem.Afteraweekof

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herhomework,lettershadbeenmailedouttoparentslistinggrades,andMarissaknewtheletterswouldshowthathergradeshad

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alot.Shewalkedhomewithslowheavysteps,knowingher

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planhadworked.JustasMarissahad

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,hermotherwaswaitingwiththe

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inherhand.“What’shappeningtoyourgrades?Andmoreimportantly,what’shappeningtoyou?”sheasked.Withtearsinhereyes,Marissaadmittedher

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.“Ionlyjoinedthetrackteamtomakeyouproudofme.Ihatedit,

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Ididn’twanttodisappointyou.IthoughtifIwerefailinginmyclasses,Coachwouldkickmeofftheteam.Whata

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I’vemadeofeverything.”Marissawatchedhermother’sfaceturnfromangerto

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.“Marissa,Iwasalwaysproudofyou.Youdidn’tneedtodothehighjumptomakemehappy.Nowyouhavealotofhardworkinfrontofyoubecauseyoumadeabad

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.”Marissathoughtagainaboutthespider.Sherealizedshehadlostsightofher

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andtwistedherweb.Nowshehadtogobackand

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thatweb.36.A.webs B.clothes C.balls

D.boxes37.A.music B.art C.sport D.dance38.A.coach

B.fan

C.teacher D.star39.A.realized B.wondered C.insisted

D.remembered40.A.ill

B.silent C.asleep D.apart41.A.homework B.research C.housework D.practice42.A.health B.life

C.grades D.images43.A.gave

B.took C.attended

D.failed44.A.completing B.ignoring C.preparing D.copying45.A.risen B.meant C.dropped

D.improved46.A.ugly B.perfect C.simple D.serious47.A.doubted B.suspected C.acted D.said48.A.painting

B.clock C.phone

D.letter49.A.feeling B.weakness C.secret D.excuse50.A.and

B.so C.or D.but51.A.surprise B.scare C.mess

D.joke52.A.delight B.concern

C.embarrassment D.disappointment53.A.speech

B.stop C.jump D.choice 54.A.balance

B.example C.purpose D.success55.A.rebuild B.break C.find

D.review參考答案：36.A 37.B 38.D 39.A 40.C 41.A 42.C 43.D 44.B 45.C46.A 47.B 48.D 49.C 50.D 51.C 52.B 53.D 54.C 55.A三、閱讀理解18.“Mom,Ihavecancer.”Thesefourwordscatapultedmysonandmeonajourneythatlastedtwoyears.OnthatdayIfeltawaveofparalyzingfear.Scottwastheoldestofmyfourchildren.Hewas33yearsoldandasuccessfulassistantprincipalatSamRayburnHifhtSchoolinPasadena,Texas.HeandhiswifeCarolynwerebusyraisingfouractivechildren.Scottwas6’2’’,weighed200poundsandhadneverbeensickadayinhislife.Afewmonthearlieramole（痣）onhisneckhadchangedcolor1.“Dr.Warnercalled,”Scottsaidthatspringmorning.“It’smelanoma.（黑素瘤）”Itriedtocomforthim,namingallthepeopleIknewwhohadsurvivedskincancer.Yet,Ifeltsmalltentaclesoffearbegintowraparoundmychest.OurnextstopwasMDAnderson,thefamouscancerhospitalinHouston.ScotthadsurgeryattheendofMayandwasscheduledforradiationtreatmentsoverthesummerrecess.“Thereisan80percentchanceitwon’treoccur,”thedoctorssaid.Attheendofsummer,allhistestscamebacknegativeandScottwasbackatschoolinthefall.However,inDecember,Scottdiscoveredalumponhisneck.Itwasexaminedandtheresultcameback“malignant.（惡性的）”WenowrealizedthatScottfellintothe20percentcategory.Icouldfeelthetentaclestighteningaroundmychest.Heenteredthehospitalforanaggressivetreatment,acombinationofinterferonandinterleukin.Afterfivemonthsoftreatment,hehadradicalsurgeryonhisneck.Thetestresultswereencouraging,onlythreeofthe33lymphnodes（淋巴結(jié)）removedweremalignant.Wewereveryhopeful.Forthenextsixmonths,Scott’sfollow-upvisitswentwell.TheninOctober,X-rayrevealedaspotonhislung.Thespotwasremovedduringsurgeryandthedoctorstriedtobeoptimistic.Itwasadailybattletocontrolthefearandpaniceachsetbackbrought.InJanuary,hewasdiagnosedashavinghada“diseaseexplosion.”Thecancerhadspreadtohislungs,spineandliverandhewasgiventhreetosixmonthstolive.ThereweretimesduringthisperiodwhenIfeltlikeIwashavingaheartattack.Thebandsconstrictingmychestmadebreathingdifficult.Whenyouwatchyourchildbattlecancer,youexperiencearollercoasterofemotions.Therearemomentsofhopeandoptimismbutabadtestresultorevenanunusualpaincanbringondreadandpanic.Scottwasreadmittedtothehospitalforonelasttrywithchemotherapy.Hedied,quitesuddenly,justsixweeksafterhislastdiagnosis.Iwascompletelydestroyed.Ihadcountedonthoselastfewmonths.ThenextmorningIwasbusynotifyingpeopleandmakingfuneralarrangements.Irememberhavingthisnaggingfeelingthatsomethingwasphysicallywrongwithme.Ittookamomenttorealizethatthecrushingsensationinmychestwasgone.Thethingeveryparentfearsthemosthadhappened.Mysonwasgone.Ofcourse,thefearhadbeenreplacedbyunbearablesorrow.Afteryouloseachild,itissodifficulttogoon.Themostminimaltasks,combingyourhairortakingashower,becomingmonumental.FormonthsIjustsatandstaredintospace.Thatspring,thetreesbegantobloom;flowersbegantopopupinmygarden.FriendswoodwascomingbacktolifebutIwasdeadinside.Duringthoselastweeks,ScottandIoftenspokeaboutlifeanddeath.Fragmentsofthoseconversationskeptplayingoverandoverinmymind.“Don’tletthisruinyourlife,Mom.”“MakesureDadremodelshisworkshop.”“Please,takecareofmyfamily.”IrememberwishingIcouldhavejustonemoreconversationwithhim.IknewwhatIwouldsay,butwhatwouldScottsay?“Iknowhowmuchyouloveme,Mom.Sojustsitonthecouchandcry.”No,Iknewhimbetterthanthat.Scottlovedlifeandknewhowpreciousitis.Icouldalmosthearhisvoicesaying,“GetupMom,Getonwithyourlife.It’stoovaluabletowaste.”ThatwasthedayIbegantomoveforward.Isignedupforacakedecoratingclass.SoonIwasmakingcakesforholidaysandbirthdays.Mydaughter-in-lawtoldmeaboutawritingclassinHouston.Ihadn’twritteninyears,butsinceIwasretiredIdecideditbetimetostartagain.ThelocalcollegeadvertisedaLifeStoryWritingclassthatIjoined.ThereImetwomenwhohadalsolosttheirchildren.ThePoetLaureateofTexaswasscheduledtospeakatourlocalBarnesandNoble.Iattendedandjoinedourlocalpoetrysociety.IneverdreamedthatwritingessaysandpoemsaboutScottcouldbesotherapeutic.Severalofthosepoemshaveeverbeenpublished.Inaddition,eachgroupbroughtmoreandmorepeopleintomylife..Idon’tbelieveyoueverrecoverfromthelossofachild.Scottisinmyheartandmindeveryday.However,Idobelieveyoucansurvive.Scottfoughtsobraverytoliveandhenevergaveup.Hetaughtmethatlifeisagiftthatshouldbecherished,notwasted.IthastakenyearstobecomethepersonIamtoday.Thejourneyhasbeenadifficult,painfulprocessbutcertainlyworththeeffortandIknowthatmysonwouldbeproud.55．HowoldwasScottprobablywhenhedied?

A．33

B．35

C．37

D．4056．Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“Thebandsconstrictingmychestmadebreathingdifficult”probablyimply?A．ItimpliesthatScott’smotherwaslikelytohaveaheartattack.B．ItimpliesthattherewassomethingwrongwithScott’smother’schest.C．ItimpliesthatScott’smotherwasveryupsetandpanicbecauseofScott’ssevereillness.D．Itimpliesthatthecancerhadspreadtoherchestjustlikeherson.57．Whichofthefollowingstatementsbestshowstheauthor’sfeelingaboutScott’sdeath?A．Itwasadailybattletocontrolthefearandpaniceachsetbackbrought.B．Shefeltawaveoffear.C．Shefeltafeelingoffearbegintowraparoundherchest.D．Thefearhadbeenreplacedbyunbearablesorrow.58．FromScottandhismother’sconversation,wecanknowthatScottis________.A．considerable

B．humorous

C．determined

D．sensitive59．Theauthorintendstotellusthat___________.A．ittakesalongtimetomakeapersonrecoverfromtheshockoflosingachildB．ScottisproudofhismotherC．lifeisfullofhappinessandsorrow.D．We’dbettermakeourlifecountinsteadofcountingyourdays.60．Whatmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?A．Lifeisvaluable

B．GrievingandRecoveryC．Loveandsorrow

D．Aliveordead參考答案：55-60BCDADB19.Greece’sfinanceministersayshiscountry’sfinancialsituationis“terriblyurgent”andthecrisiscouldcometoaheadinacoupleofweeks.YanisVaroufakisgavethewarningaftereurozonefinanceministersmetinBrusselstodiscussthefinal€7.2bntranche(援助資金)ofGreece’s€240bnEU/IMFbailout(緊急援助).MinisterssaidGreecehadmade“progress”butmoreworkwasneeded.TheGreekgovernmentisstrugglingtomeetitspaymentobligations（責(zé)任）.Earlier,Greecebeganthetransferof€750m(￡544m,$834m)indebtinteresttotheInternationalMonetaryFund-adayaheadofapaymentdeadline.“Theliquidity（資產(chǎn)流動性）issueisaterriblyurgentissue.It’scommonknowledge,let’snotbeataroundthebush,”MrVaroufakistoldreportersinBrussels.“Fromtheperspectiveoftiming,wearetalkingaboutthenextcoupleofweeks.”GreecehasuntiltheendofJunetoreachareformdealwithitsinternationalcreditors.Itsfinancesarerunningsolowthatithashadtoaskpublicbodiesforhelp.ThecrisishasraisedtheprospectthatGreecemightdefault（違約）onitsdebtsandleavetheeuro.Inastatement,theeurozonefinanceministerssaidthey“welcomedtheprogressthathasbeenachievedsofar”inthenegotiations,”butadded:“Weacknowledgedthatmoretimeandeffortareneededtobridgethegapsontheremainingopenissues.”EurogroupchairmanJeroenDijsselbloemsaidtherehadtobeafulldealonthebailout（緊急財(cái)務(wù)援助）beforeGreecereceivedanyfurtherpayments.“Therearetimeconstraints(限制；約束)andliquidityconstraintsandhopefullywewillreachanagreementbeforetimerunsoutandbeforemoneyrunsout.”hesaid.TherehadbeenfearsthatGreecewoulddefaultonitsIMFdebtrepaymentdueonTuesday.However,aGreekfinanceministryofficialwasquotedassayingthattheorderforrepaymenthadbeenexecuted（實(shí)施）onMonday.Almost€1bnhasbeenhandedovertotheIMFininterestpaymentssincethestartofMay.Itisunclearhowthegovernmentcameupwiththefunds,butthemayorofGreece’ssecondcityThessalonikirevealedlastweekthathehadhandedovercashreservesinresponsetoanappealformoney.32.WhatisYanisVaroufakis?A.HeisGreece’sfinanceminister.B.Heisanexpertintheeurozone.C.AnofficialoftheInternationalMonetaryFund.D.HeisEurogroupchairman.33.WhichofthefollowingcouldbetheworstresultifGreecedefaultedonitsdebts?A.TheInternationalMonetaryFundwouldcancelthedebtofGreece.B.TheEUwouldhelpGreecerebuilditsfinancialsystem.C.Greecemighthavetoleavetheeurozone.D.TheeurozonewouldacceptGreece.34.Whichofthefollo