2021廣東增城市高考英語(yǔ)語(yǔ)法填空及閱讀類課外自選練習(xí)(8)(答案)

2021廣東增城市高考英語(yǔ)語(yǔ)法填空及閱讀類課外自選練習(xí)（8）（答案）語(yǔ)法填空。閱讀下面短文，依據(jù)句子結(jié)構(gòu)的語(yǔ)法性和上下文連貫的要求，在空格處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)脑~或使用括號(hào)中詞語(yǔ)的正確形式填空。EverythingaboutZoolander（《名模大問(wèn)諜》）justmakesyoulaugh!It’ssofunnythatyouwanttowatch__16__againtowritedownthelines.However,Iwouldn’trecommenditforchildren__17__13,becauseofsomeofthecontentandlanguage.Themaincharacter,DerekZoolander,__18__(play)byBenStiller.Heisprobablythebestpartofthemoviebecauseheisa__19__(type)exampleof“ModelIdiots”.__20__(base)ontheBroadwayshow,Chicagoisamusical,__21__itisreallydifferentfromothermusicals.Manyothermusicalfilmsdon’tcreateaneasy-to-followstory__22__includeactualacting.__23__actorsinChicagosinganumberofgreatsongs.Theyalsocreatesuchwonderfulandbelievablecharacters__24__almostanyonecanenjoy.Thedancingisalsoverygoodandthesinginganddancingaresmartlyaddedthroughout.Youarenevertiredofitsplentifulmusicbecausethereareno__25__(bore)momentsinthemusical.【參考答案】16-25(Onepossibleversion)16.it 17.under18.isplayed 19.typical20.Based 21.but22.or 23.The24.as 25.boring語(yǔ)法填空《名模大間諜》是一部搞笑影片，但是有些內(nèi)容和語(yǔ)言不適合13歲以下的兒童?！吨ゼ痈纭肥且徊砍鲱惏屋偷囊魳?lè)片。16.it。考查代詞。此處it指代的就是Zoolander。17.under?？疾榻樵~。依據(jù)上下文，這部影片不宜推舉給13歲以下的孩子看。18.isplayed?？疾閯?dòng)詞。主語(yǔ)character和動(dòng)詞play之間為被動(dòng)關(guān)系，句意為“DerekZoolander由BenStiller扮演”。19.typical?？疾樵~類轉(zhuǎn)換。此處應(yīng)填一個(gè)形容詞修飾example。20.Based。考查非謂語(yǔ)動(dòng)詞。bebasedon意為“以……為基礎(chǔ)”，base與Chicago是被動(dòng)關(guān)系，故用過(guò)去分詞短語(yǔ)作狀語(yǔ)。21.but?？疾檫B詞。兩個(gè)分句之間是轉(zhuǎn)折關(guān)系。句意為“Chicago是一部音樂(lè)片，但是它和其它的音樂(lè)片真的不同”。22.or。考查連詞。依據(jù)句意，此處應(yīng)為并列關(guān)系，而此句中don’t表否定，故為or。23.The?？疾楣谠~。此處特指電影Chicago中的演員。24.as?？疾槎ㄕZ(yǔ)從句。依據(jù)such...as...，此處用as引導(dǎo)定語(yǔ)從句，并在從句中做賓語(yǔ)。25.boring?？疾樵~類轉(zhuǎn)換。此處用形容詞作定語(yǔ)修飾名詞moments，句意為“由于沒(méi)有令人厭煩的時(shí)刻，所以你確定不會(huì)對(duì)大量的音樂(lè)感到厭倦?！蓖晷吞羁?。閱讀下面短文，把握其大意，然后從以下題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。Youmaythinkthereisonlysandinthedesertoftheworld,__1__itisnottrue.Inthedesert,asweknow,thereisalittle__2__,butitisnot__3__formostplants.Stillwecanseesomeplants__4__inthedesert.Thereis__5__insomeplacesinthedesert.We__6__theseplacesoases.Intheoases,therearevillagesandtowns.Peoplegrow__7__kindsofcropsinthefieldsthere.People__8__liveoutsidetheoases.Theyhavecamels,sheepandotheranimals.Theseanimalsdepend__9__thedesertplantsfortheirfoodanddonotneed__10__water.The__11__areusefultothedesertpeopleinmanyways.Theyeatthemeatanddrinkthemilkoftheanimals.Theyusethecamelsforcarryingwater,food,tentsandsomethingelse.Thepeopleofthedeserthavetokeepmovingfromplacetoplace.Theymustalwayslook12grassordesertplantsfortheiranimals.Whenthereisnomorefoodfortheiranimals,theymoveto__13__place.Thedesertpeopleare__14__.Nomaninthedesertwouldeverrefuse__15__thepeopleintroubleandgivethemfoodandwater.名師點(diǎn)評(píng)本文敘述了人類是如何利用沙漠中的綠洲、動(dòng)物，并依靠自身的努力而得以在沙漠中種植莊稼，從而生存下來(lái)。說(shuō)明人定勝天的道理。(B)1.A.and B.but C.or D.so【解析】B?？瞻撞糠謨删錁?gòu)成轉(zhuǎn)折關(guān)系，故選擇并列連詞but。(B)2.A.rain B.rains C.wind D.winds【解析】B。沙漠中風(fēng)多雨少，rain一詞為不行數(shù)名詞，其復(fù)數(shù)形式rains表示雨水多，故應(yīng)選rain。(D)3.A.good B.goodenough C.enoughgood D.enough【解析】D。這里講沙漠中的一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)雨水，并不能滿足大多數(shù)植物生長(zhǎng)的需要，故選擇enough。(A)4.A.live B.tolive C.lives D.lived【解析】A。seesb.dosth.意為“觀看某人做某事”，這里應(yīng)用省去to的動(dòng)詞不定式。(D)5.A.stones B.plants C.wood D.water【解析】D。沙漠之所以毀滅綠洲的根本緣由是有了水，故選water。(C)6.A.say B.tell C.call D.find【解析】C。call在這里意為“將……稱為……”為正確選項(xiàng)。(B)7.A.every B.all C.a D.one【解析】B。every,a和one后面都應(yīng)當(dāng)接可數(shù)名詞單數(shù)，不能放在kinds前面。allkindsof意為“各種各樣的”。(A)8.A.also B.too C.either D.still【解析】A。表示“也”時(shí)，too一般放在確定句末，either放在否定句末，also放在句中，在此為正確選項(xiàng)，而still不合題意。(C)9.A.with B.in C.on D.by【解析】C。固定說(shuō)法dependon意為“依靠”、“憑借”。(C)10.A.alittle B.few C.much D.any【解析】C。一些動(dòng)物能在沙漠中生存下來(lái)，說(shuō)明白他們適應(yīng)了這里雨水稀有的氣候，不像其他動(dòng)物那樣需要太多的水，故選擇much。(D)11.A.water B.plants C.crops D.animals【解析】D。通讀本段不難發(fā)覺(jué)，本段承上文接著敘述動(dòng)物的用途，故選animals。(B)12.A.at B.for C.up D.after【解析】B。固定說(shuō)法lookfor意思為“查找”。(D)13.A.other B.theother C.theothers D.another【解析】D。other后接可數(shù)名詞時(shí)應(yīng)用復(fù)數(shù)形式；theother后接可數(shù)名詞單數(shù)時(shí)表示兩者中的另一個(gè),不合文意。(C)14.A.well B.friend C.friendly D.carefully【解析】C。依據(jù)下文沙漠里的人從不會(huì)拒絕掛念別人，說(shuō)明他們彼此友好。(D)15.A.help B.helps C.helping D.tohelp【解析】D。固定搭配refusetodosth.意為“拒絕干某事”。閱讀理解。閱讀下列材料，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。OneeveninginFebruary2007.AstudentnamedPaulaCeelybroughthercartoastoponaremoteinWales.Shegotouttoopenametalgatethatblockedherpath.That'swhensheheardthewhistlesoundedbythedriverofatrain.HerRenaultClioparkedacrossarailwayline.Secondlater,shewatchedthetraindraghercaralmostakilometredowntherailwaytracks.Ceely'snearmissmadethenewsbecausesheblameditonherGPSdevice(導(dǎo)航儀).Shehadneverdriventheroutebefore.Itwasdarkandrainingheavily.CeelywasrelyingonherGPS.Butitmadenomentionofthecrossing."Iputmycompletetrustinthedeviceanditledmerightintothepathofaspeedingtrain,"shetoldtheBBC.Whoistoblamehere?RickStevenson,whotellsCeely'sstoryinhisbookWhenMachinesFailUS,fingeratthelimitationsoftechnology.Weputourfaithindigitaldevices,hesays,Butourdigitalhelpersaretoooftennotuptothejob.Theyarefilledwithsmallproblems.Andit’snotjustGPSdevices:Stevensontakesusonatourofdigitaldisastersinvolvingeverythingfrommobilephonestowirelesskeyboards.Theproblemwithhisargumentinthebookisthatit’snotclearwhyheonlyfocusesdigitaltechnology,whiletheremaybeanumberofotherpossiblecauses.Amap-makermighthaveleftthecrossingoffapapermap.MaybeweshouldblameCeelyfornotpayingattention.Perhapstherailwayauthoritiesareatfaultforpoorsignalingsystem.OrmaybesomeonehasstudiedtherelativedangersandworkedoutthattherereallyissomethingspecificwrongwiththeCPSequipment.ButStevensondoesn’tsay.It’saproblemthatrunsthroughthebook.Inasectiononcars,Stevensongivesanaccountoftheadvancedtechniquesthatcriminalsusetodefeatcomputer-basedlockingsystemsforcars.Heofferstwoindependentsetsoffiguresoncartheft;bothshowasmallriseinsomepartsofthecountry.Hesaysthatonceonceagainnotallnewlockshaveprovedreliable.Perhaps,butmaybeit’salsoduetotheshortageofpolicemenonthestreets.Orchangingsocialcircumstances.Orsomecombinationofthesefactors.Thegamebetweenhumansandtheirsmartdevicesiscomplex.Itisshapedbyeconomicsandpsychologyandthecultureswelivein.Somewhereinthemixofthoseforcestheremaybewayawiseruseoftechnology.Ifthereissuchaway,itshouldinvolvemorethanjustanawarenessoftheshortcomingsofourmachines.Afterall,wehavelivedwiththemforthousandsofyears.Theyhaveprobablybeenfoolingusforjustaslong.()

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problems.【參考答案】1---5、DCBAB4.【答案】A【解析】推理推斷題。由文章Theproblemwithhisargumentinthebookisthatit’snotclearwhyheonlyfocusesdigitaltechnology可知。5.【答案】B【解析】主旨大意題。本文爭(zhēng)辯了人與現(xiàn)代科技的關(guān)系。【閱讀理解】 HumanremainsofancientsettlementswillbereburiedandlosttoscienceunderalawthatthreatensresearchintothehistoryofhumansinBritain,agroupofleadingarchaeologists(考古學(xué)家)says.Ialetteraddressedtothejusticesecretary,KenClarke,40archaeologistswriteoftheir“deepandwidespreadconcern”abouttheissue.ItcentersonthelawintroducedbytheMinistryofJusticein2008whichrequiresallhumanremainsunearthedinEnglandandWalestobereburiedwithintwoyears,regardlessoftheirage.Thedecisionmeansscientistshavetoolittletimetostudybonesandotherhumanremainsofnationalandculturalsignificance. “Yourcurrentrequirementthatallarchaeologicallyunearthedhumanremainsshouldbereburied,whetherafterastandardperiodoftwoyearsorfurtherspecialextension,iscontrarytobasicprinciplesofarchaeologicalandscientificresearchandofmuseumpractice,”theywrite. Thelawappliestoanypiecesofboneuncoveredataround400digsites,includingtheremainsof60orsobodiesfoundatStonehengein2008thatdatebackto3,000BC.Archaeologistshavebeengrantedatemporaryextensiontogivethemmoretime,buteventuallytheboneswillhavetobereturnedtotheground. ThearrangementsmayresultinthewasteoffuturediscoveriesatsitessuchasHappisburghinNorfolk,wherediggingiscontinuingafterthediscoveryofstonetoolsmadebyearlyhumans950,000yearsago.IfhumanremainswerefoundatHappisburgh,theywouldbetheoldestinnorthernEuropeandthefirstindicationofwhatthisspecieswas.Underthecurrentpracticeofthelawthoseremainswouldhavetobereburiedandeffectivelydestroyed. Before2008,guidelinesallowedfortheproperpreservationandstudyofbonesofsufficientageandhistoricalinterest,whiletheBurialAct1857appliedtomorerecentremains.TheMinistryofJusticeassuredarchaeologiststwoyearsagothatthelawwastemporary,buthassofarfailedtoreviseit. MikeParkerPearson,anarchaeologistatSheffieldUniversity,said:“ Theministryhasnoguidelinesonwhereorhowremainsshouldbereburied,oronwhatrecordsshouldbekept.1.Accordingtothepassage,scientistsareunhappywiththelawmainlybecause_________. A.itisonlyatemporarymeasureonthehumanremains B.itisunreasonab