英语高考模拟试题集--高考模拟试题1

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ὃ⚪ᔁᑖᐳ115ᑖᑖᶍᑖᵨᐳ⁚ᑖ45ᑖ⁚ᓫ⚗$%ᐳ15&⚪'&⚪1ᑖ(ᑖ15ᑖ)A,B,C,D/0⌱⚗2⌱345$ᐭ%7ᜐḄᨬ;⌱⚗<ᙠ>⚪ᓱ@AB⚗CD஺21.---Tomorrowmybirthday.I'dlikeyouandJanetocome.—rmnotsureifshefree.A.willbe;isB.isgoingto;isC.is;isD.is;willbe22.CharleyOakley,NBAstar,hasntlostgameinthepastthreeyears.A.an;aB.a;theC.the;aD.an;the23.HisletterwassoconfusingthatIcouldhardlymakeanyofit.A.explanationB.meaningC.senseD.guess24.Tom,,walkedintohisroomquietly.A.tookoffhisshoesB.nottowakeupothersC.withlightstepsD.beafraidofbeingheard25.Studentsshouldbeencouragedtofinishtheirhomework.A.ofthemselvesB.oftheirownC.fortheirownD.ontheirown26.Billisagoodman,kindanddiligent.Donthetoohardonhim.Hesdoingthejob.A.asgoodashecanB.aswellascouldC.aswellashecanD.asbestashecould27.methetruth,orrmnotgoingtoleavetheroom.A.TellB.TellingC.TotellD.Ifyoutell

128.Doesthewayyouthoughtofthewatercleanmakeanysense?A.makingB.tomakeC.howtomakeD.havingmade29.---Tom,wouldyouliketocometoourdinnerparty?A.Yes,IwouldB.Yes,withpleasureC.No,Ican'tcomeD.Sure,it'smypleasure30.---Doyouhaveanythinginmindyoudlikeforsupper?---Well,isokaywithme.A.that;anythingB.which;everythingC.what;whateverD.where;something31.thepunishmentwasunjust,heaccepteditwithoutcomplaint.A.SolongasB.EventhoughC.SinceD.While32.itwouldbesillytoargueanylonger.A.WasthattrueB.IfthatwastrueC.ShouldthathetrueD.Couldthatbetrue33.Whenheisangry,hisstandsuponend.A.headB.,uniformc.hairD.skin34.Suchthecase,Icouldnthelpbuthim.A.being;supportB.is;tosupportC.hasbeen;supportingD.be;supported35.HehasbeenwritingthecompositionthewholemorningandhestillA.hasbeenB.doesC.hasD.is⁚vw$%ᐳ20&⚪'&⚪1.5ᑖ(ᑖ30ᑖ▅yz☢|ᦻ)|ᦻ~ᡠᔜ⚪Ḅ/0⌱⚗AஹBஹCD2⌱345$ᐭ%7ᜐḄᨬ;⌱⚗<ᙠ>⚪ᓱ@AB⚗CD஺Thoughdifferenteducationalsystemshavedifferentpurposes,onethingiscertain:allstudentsshouldtakepartinexaminations.36theEnglisheducationalsystem,studentstake37veryimportant38.Thefirstistheeleven-plus,whichistakenattheageofeleven39past.Atonetimetheability40ontheeleven-pluswouldhavedetermined

241achildstayedinschool.42,however,allchildrencontinuein“comprehensive”ᔠឋḄschools,andtheeleven-plusdetermineswhichcoursesofstudythechildwillfollow.Attheageoffifteenorsixteen,thestudentsaretestedfortheOrdinaryLeveloftheGeneralCertificateofEducation.Thisexaminationcoversawide43ofsubjects;oncestudentshavepassedthisexam,theyare44tospecialize,sothattwo-thirdsor45oftheircourseswillbe46physics,chemistry,classicallanguage,or£7theywishtostudy48.The49examination,ateighteen,coversonlythe50ofthespecialsubjects.theuniversities,studentsstudyonlyintheirconcentratedarea,and52studentseverventureᑈ◅outside53subjectagain;54,theEnglishboyorgirlisaspecialist55theageoffifteen.36.A.OnB.Inc.ToD.For37.A.fourB.threeC.twoD.one38.A.subjectsB.languagesC.coursesD.examinations39.A.somewhatB.orelseC.orsoD.orrather40.A.seenB.heardC.shownD.known41.A.whenB.ifC.thatD.how42.A.ButB.ThenC.SoD.Now43.A.numberB.partC.rangeD.collection44.A.allowedB.passedC.forbiddenD.admitted45.A.muchB.manyc.moreD.most46.A.inB.ofC.withD.on47.A.wheneverB.howeverC.whateverD.wherever48.A.atallcostsB.atthesametimeC.attheleastD.atgreatlength

349.A.lateB.laterc.earlyD.final,50.A.context@zᦻB.contentC.bookD.lesson51.A.EvensoB.EvenifC.EventhenD.Evenat52.A.fewB.noC.someD.any53.A.thatB.theirC.itsD.which54.A.inanycaseB.inallC.inasenseD.intheend55.A.ofB.fromC.atD.underᑖ▅yᳮᐳ20&⚪'&⚪2ᑖ(ᑖ40ᑖ▅yzᑡ|ᦻ)'⚪ᡠḄ/0⌱⚗AஹBஹCஹD2⌱3ᨬ;⌱⚗<ᙠ>⚪ᓱ@AB⚗CD஺ASherlockHolmescrouchedinthesand.Hehaddrawnamagnifyingᜧglassfromhisbreastpocketandwaspeeringthroughit.Watsonlookedathimwithamusement.Sherlockssharpnosewasquiveringlikeablood-hound's,andhisdeer-stalkerhatlookedridiculouslyoutofdate.Theyhadbeenwanderingaroundoutsidethehouseforcloseonanhournow.Watsonwasquitesureitwasawild-goosechase.Thethief,ifindeedtherewasathief,hadlongsincedisappeared.Holmesgottohisfeet.Asmallsmileplayedaroundthecornersofhisthinlips.“Youthinkwearewastingourtime,Watson,/zhesaid."Butyoumaybeinterestedtolearnthatexactlythreehoursago,ashort,red-hairedmanwithaheavybagjumpedoutofthefirstfloorwindowandmadeoffinthedirectionofChi1hamGreen.Iwasconfounded.HolmeshadjustdescribedHenryGrograine.IknewGrograinewasmissing.Holmesdidnt.Howhadhedoneitthistime?56.SherlockHolmessnoseremindsWatsonof.A.abloodhoundB.adeerC.agreyhoundD.awildgoose57.WhatpointwouldyouexpecttheauthortomakeinanotherstoryaboutSherlockHolmes?

4A.AgainHolmesamazedWatsonwithhisbrilliantdetectivework.B.Holmesfoundamagnifyingglassmoreusefulthanamicroscope.C.Holmeshadafinesenseofsmell.D.WatsonwasjustasgoodadetectiveasSherlockHolmes.58.SupposeWatsonkeptadiaryinwhichherecordedtheimportanteventsoftheday.WhichpieceofinformationwouldhebeLEASTlikelytoinclude?A.ThatHolmeshadaccuratelydescribedHenryGrograine.B.ThatHolmeshadexplainedhowthethiefhadescaped.C.ThatHolmeshadfoundaredhairbyusinghismagnifyingglass.ThatHolmesgottohisfeetaftercrouchinginthesand.BAlthoughtheArabiancanal,ordromedary,cangowithoutdrinkingforalongwhile,itshumpdoesnotstorewaterasiscommonlybelieved.Therealsecretoftheanimal*sunusualabilitytostorewaterliesinthefactthatverylittleofthecameTswaterislostbyevaporationthroughtheskin.Insteadofsweatingoutgreatquantitiesofwater,thecamel*sbodytemperaturerises,sometimesasmuchaselevendegrees,tocompensate⊡forexternalheat.Whenacameldoesrequirewater,itreplacesonlytheamountlostsinceitslastdrink.InEgypt,betweenNovemberandApril,thecamelcangoforthreeorfourmonthswithoutdrinkingifitgrazesᔛ₝inlushpastureswheredewandshowerskeepthevegetationgreen.Ifonlydryfeedisavailable,thecamelwillgetthirstyafterseveralweeks----evenduringJanuary.Thelengthoftimeacamelcangowithoutdrinkingisgreatlydeterminedbytimeofyear,forceofwind,heatintheair,intensityofsunlight,amountofreflectedheat,kindoffeed,weightoftheleadcarried,speedoftheanimaltravelsat,andnumberofhoursspentdailyintravel.59.Thepurposeofthisarticleisto.A.entertainB.humorC.giveinformationinlifeinEgypt

5D.expressopinionagainstabelief60.Whenacameldoesdrink,itdrinks.A.verymuchB.asmuchasithaslostC.verylittleD.enoughtolastseveralweeks61.Thefollowingitemsareallthereasonsthatinfluencethelengthofatimeacamelcangowithoutdrinkingexcept.A.itsdietB.heatC.itssexD.windCFourpeoplewerekilledandmorethanfiftyinjuredwhenfansrushedtogetintoastadiuminNewtownyesterdaywhereaBritishpopgroupwasgivingitslastconcertinthecity.Theincidentoccurredwhenthegateswereopenedtoadmitahugecrowdofyoungpeoplewaitingoutsidethestadiumforthesaleofunreservedseattickets.Peoplewereknockedoverintherush.Theinjuredweresenttothehospitalimmediately.Butthree,includingafourteen-year-oldhighschoolstudent,diedonthewayandonediedthismorning.Twentyhavealreadyleftthehospitalafterregularmedicalcheck-upsandtreatments.Sixarestillunderemergencytreatment.Thepopgroupwasunawareofwhathadhappenedandtheconcertlaterwentaheadasplanned.Apolicespokesmansaidthatthepolicehaddecidedtoallowtheconcerttoproceedinordertoavoidfurthertrouble,buttheyinsistedtheorganizersoftheconcertberesponsiblefortheincident.62.WhathappenedinNewtownyesterday?A.Heavyfightingbetweenrival¢£fanscauseddeathsandinjuriesinthestadium.B.Protestagainstpoliceactionscauseddeathsandinjuriesoutsideastadium.C.Aofpeoplewerekilledandinjuredwhenthestadiumgatescollapsed᎔¥.D.Anumberofpeoplewerekilledandinjuredbecauseofdisturbances¦§duringapopconcert.63.WhatmightNOTbeoneofthecausesoftheincident?A.Thestadiumwastoosmalltoholdsuchabigcrowdofpeople.

6B.Youngpeople*senthusiasm᳘©ªovertheBritishpopgroup.C.Thedecisiontoopenthegatestoselltheunreservedseattickets.D.Thepopgroupwastogiveitslastconcert.64.Whatweretheyoungpeopleprobablydoingoutsidethestadium?A.Waitingtohaveaglanceatthepopsingersaftertheconcert.B.Tryingtoforcethegatesopenandgotintothestadium.C.Demandingtobeletin.D.Waitingtobuytickets.DParentsGuideWhenyourchildrenaresick,makingthemfeelbetterquicklyisyourfirstconcern.AsthemakersofChildren*sTylenol,ourfirstconcernisprovidingyouwiththesafest,mosteffectivemeanstodothat.Wefeelthereisnogreaterresponsibilitythanthesafetyandwell-beingofyourfamily.That*swhywewanttoremindyoutotakespecialcarewhendosingchildren*smedicinesandtorememberafewbasicguidelinesfortheirsafeandeffectiveuse:Alwaysreadthelabelcarefullyanddonotexceedrecommendeddoseofanyoverthe-countermedicine.Alwaysusethepropermedicineforyourchild*sageorweight.Children*smedicinescomeindifferentconcentrations«¬sotheycanbemoreeasilygiventochildrenofdifferentages.Forexample,Infants*Dropsaremoreconcentratedbecausebabieshavetroubleswallowingasmuchliquidasolderchildren.Bespecificaboutwhichmedicineanddosageform=drops,liquids,chewables>you*reusingwhenaskingforyourpediatrician*s®¯°adviceonproperdosing.Andneveruseadultmedicinestotreatachild.Onlyusethedosingcuporcropperthatcomesinsidethepackage.Neverusehouseholditems,likekitchenteaspoons,tomeasurethemedicine.

7Andneverusethedosingdeviceofonemedicinetogivethedoseofanother.Askyourpediatricianorpharmacistifyouhaveanyquestionsaboutwhichproducttouseorhowmuchtogiveyourchild.Orcallusatourtoll-freenumber:1-888-3TYLEN0LWe'reheretohelp.Forover40years,wehaveworkedcloselywithparentsandpediatricianstodeveloponlythesafest,mostreliableproductsforyourchildren.Thisisourcontinuingcommitment±²toyouandyourfamily.65.Youshouldusethedosingcupordroppertomeasurethemedicine.A.athomeB.insidethepackageC.freelyD.suchaskitchenteaspoons66.Ifyouhaveanyquestionsaboutwhichproducttouse,youshouldask.A.yourhusbandoryourwifeB.thedrug-storeC.pediatricianorpharmacistD.thehospital67.Whatisthenameoftheproduct?A.Infants*Drops.B.Children*sMedicine.C.Medicine.D.Children*sTylenol.68.Inthelastparagraph,whatdoeswestandfor?A.Themagazine.B.Themedicinecompany.C.Thepediatrician.D.Thepharmacist.EAllright!Enoughcookies,cola,andchips!Itseemsthatjunkfoodisallthatthechildrenwanttoeatthesedays.Televisioncontrolstheirtastes.Thekidsseewell-knownpersonalitieseatingpotatochips,candyandotherprocessedfood,andtheywanytobeliketheirheroes.Howdotheydoit?Theyeatthesamefood.IwishthereweremorecharacterslikeoldPopeye,thesailor,whoatespinachandnotFrenchfries.NowIdon*texpectmychildrentoeathealthyfoodbecauseIlikebrownrice,beans,andfreshvegetables.I'mgladtocooktraditionalmealsofmeatandpotatoesforthem.Ireallycan*tbetooupsetwiththekidsbecausemostadultsaren*tcarefulaboutwhattheyeat.Theothernight,mywifeandIwenttoapartywheretherewasplentytodrinkbutvery

8littleforustoeat.Theyservedhotdogsandhamburgers.Ican'teathotdogs,withallthosepreservatives,andhamburgersarefilledwithchemicalssothattheylookbetter.Besidesthemeat,theyhadsugar-filledcookiesandcake,andofcourse,chips.Idon*twanttheworldtochangebecauseofme,butIthinkpeopleshouldrealizethattherearealternatives⌱³toeatingmeat.TheyalwaystellmethatIprobablydon*tgetmyessential´⌕Ḅproteins.IfeelbetterthaneverandI'msurethatit'sbecauseI'mavegetarian.Iwouldreallyliketoseemoretelevisionadvertisementswhichshowthebenefitsofgood,healthy,naturalfood.69.Accordingtothepassage,itseemsthat.A.cannedfoodistheonlyonethatthekidsenjoymostB.thechildrenliketohavefliedchickenonlyC.thekidsprefertohavecolddrinksnotjunkfoodD.thechildrenlikenothingbetterthanjunkfood:cookiesandchips70.Hamburgerslookbetter.A.buttastebadB.becausetheyaretreatedwitychemicalsC.andthewriterexpectsthechildrentoeatthemD.sothewriterprefersthemtohotdogs71.Thewriterisavegetarian,sopeopledoubtverymuch.A.whyhegoestothepartyB.whetherhegetsenoughproteinsC.whetherheallowshischildrentoeatmeatD.whetherheishealthyandstrongFVerysoonacomputerwillbeabletoteachyouEnglish.Itwillalsobeabletotranslateanylanguageforyoutoo.It*sjustonemoreincredibleresultofthedevelopmentofmicroprocessors----thosetinypartsofacomputercommonlyknownas"siliconchips”¶ᱏ'.Sogiveupgoingtoclasses,stopbuyingmoretextbooksandrelax.Inacoupleofyearsyouwon*tneedtheinternationallanguageofEnglish.AlreadyTexasInstrumentsintheUnitedStatesisdevelopinganelectronictranslationmachine.ImagineaSpanishsecretary,forexample,

9whowantstotypealetterfromthebosstoabusinessmaninSweden.Allheorshewillhavetodoisthis:firsttypetheletterinSpanish.Theletterwillappearonatelevisionscreen.AfterafewsecondsthetranslatedletterwillappearonanothertelevisionscreeninStockholminperfectSwedish.Andthat*snotall.SoonacomputerwillbeabletoteachyouEnglish,ifyoureallywanttoleantthelanguage.You*11sitinfrontofatelevisionscreenandpracticeendlessstructures.Thecomputerwilltellyouwhenyouarecorrectandwhenyouarewrong.Itwilleventalktoyoubecausethesiliconchipscanchangeelectricalimpulsesintosounds.Andcleverprogrammerscanpredicttheresponsesyou,thelearner,arelikelytomake.Sothinkofit.Youwillbeabletoteachyourselfatyourownpace.Youwillwasteverylittletime,andyoucanworkathome.Andifafterallthat,youstillcan*tspeakEnglishyoucanalwaysusethetranslatingmachine.Inafewyears,therefore,perhapstherewillbenoneedforBBCModemEnglish,orBBCEnglishbyRadioprogrammersnomoretextbooksorteachersofEnglish.Insteadofbuyinganexcitingnewtextbook,thecomputerwillaskyoutoreplaceitwithmicroprocessoronethousandninehundredandeighty-four.Fast,reliableandefficientlanguagelearningandtranslatingfacilitieswillbeavailabletoyou.Thinkofthatnomoretearsorembarrassingmoments.Onelittleproblemisthatacomputercan*tlaughyet-butthescientistsareworkingonit.Happylearning.72.Siliconchipsare.A.thecomputeritselfB.partsofmicroprocessorsC.microprocessorsD.theresultofthedevelopmentofmicroprocessors73.Accordingtothewriter,“youwon*tneedtheinternationallanguageofEnglish"because.A.thecomputerwillbeabletotranslateanylanguageforyouB.textbooksarenolongernecessaryC.it*sbettertobuyacomputerthantogotoclassD.learningEnglishwillnolongerbeadifficulttask74.Youwillifyouuseacomputertolearnthelanguage.

10A.wastemuchofyourtimeB.speakbetterEnglishC.doeverythingatyourownpaceD.neednotranslatingmachine75.Thispassageismainlyabout.A.whatlanguagelearningcouldbelikewhencomputerizedB.thecomputerteachingthelanguageC.fast,reliableandefficientlanguagelearningD.someonewholearnsEnglishwiththehelpofacomputerᔁᐳ35ᑖ⁚|ᦻᦋ┯ᐳ10&⚪('&⚪Iᑖᑖ10ᑖº⚪⌕»ᦋ¼ᡠ|ᦻ2Ḅ┯½஺¢᪗ᨵ⚪ÀḄ'ÁÂ3ᑨÄ᝞Æ┯½,ᙠBÁÇÈÉÊ@Ë0ÌJ>;᝞ᨵ┯½'ÁÍᨵ0┯½ᑣᢥzᑡªÐᦋ¼BÁÑ0ÒÓÑÔḄÒᵨÕÊ\ᑜᣵᙠBÁÇÈÉÊ@ᑏ3BÒ,ÚᵨÕÊᑜᣵ(BÁÛ0ÒᙠÛÒᜐÜ0ÝÞßÀàᙠBÁÇÈÉÊ@ᑏ3BÜḄÒ஺BÁ┯0Òᙠ┯ḄÒzᑜÉÊᙠBÁÇÈÉÊ@ᑏ3ᦋ¼~ḄÒ஺áâãÁäᨵ┯Ḅå⌕ᦋ஺Ladiesandgentlemen,attention,please.Becausetheterribleweather,76.wehavetoexchangesomeofourplans.Theairport77.willbecloseforabout12hours.Weareverysorry.78.Flight1360fromTokyowillbelatefor5hours79.andtheFlight7510toSeattle80.willbedelaying12hours.Wewill81.providefreefoodandhotelservicewithyou.82.ThetouristflighttoHongKongwilltakeon83.

11atHiltonairportorabuswilltakeyouthere84.notlaterthanonehour.Thankyou.85.⁚☢⊤çᑖ25ᑖè᪷êz☢ëìᑏí⚪îï“SMOKING”Ḅ|ᦻ஺100ÒòÇ஺óᜮᑖõ3஺úûüýᐰÿ
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12willhedelaying12hours.Wewill81.delayedprovidefreefoodandhotelservicewithyou.82.forThetouristflighttoHongKongwilltakeon83.offatHiltonairportorabuswilltakeyouthere84.andnotlaterthanonehour.Thankyou.85.noOnePossibleVersion:Itisalmostknowntoallthatsmokingisbadforpeopleshealth.Smokingcanleadtoheartdisease,cancerandotherproblemsand2.5millionpeoplediefromsmokingeachyear.Still,manypeoplefinditdifficulttostopsmoking.Onereasonisthatsmokingusuallybecomesahabit,whichisnoteasytobegivenup.Anotherreasonistheeffectofnicotine,whichiscontainedintobacco.Measureshavebeentakentohelppeoplekeepawayfromtheharmofsmoking.Inmanycities,smokingisforbiddeninpublicplaces.Thedangerofsmokingiswarnedofeverywhere.Andnewspapersareaskednottopublishadvertisementsforcigarettes.World஻NoTobaccoDay"hasbeensetagainstsmoking.

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