江苏省连云港市双店中学2022-2023学年高三英语模拟试题含解析

江苏省连云港市双店中学2022-2023学年高三英语模拟试题含解析一、选择题1.Weareincompleteagreementwiththesuggestions_____inyourletter．（）A．mentioned B．mentioning C．tomention D．mention参考答案：A．我们完全同意你在信里提到的那些建议．考查非谓语动词做定语．mention做thesuggestions的定语，二者之间是被动完成关系，所以用mentioned．表示"被提到的建议"．2.Aftertenhours’drive,theyfinallyreached

theythoughtwastheplacetheyhadbeendreamingof.

A．that

B．which

C．where

D．what参考答案：D略3.Thisdoubthadbeeninmymindforsometime,buttheresearchstillwenton

somereasons.A．to

B．about

C．for

D．in参考答案：C

4.Theirplandidn’t______aswellasexpected,whichdisappointedthem.A.do

B.match

C.work

D.approve参考答案：C5.Thesuggestiontheyallobjectedto________tobeeffectivefinally.A．proving

B．prove

C．hadproved

D．proved参考答案：18．D试题分析：句意：他们都反对的那个建议最终证明是有效的。这里theyallobjectedto是定语从句，先行词是suggestion，关系词作宾语在这里省略了，空格处缺少整个句子的谓语动词，故排除AB，过去完成时是一个相对的时态，必须有一个它的参照的过去式，而这里没有，根据句意故选D。考点：考查动词时态的用法。点评：本题难度适中。动词时态是高中阶段的重难点之一，高中要求掌握的时态需要考生牢记它们的用法，但是时态必须要结合一定的语境才能做出正确的判断。即学即练：——BobhasgonetoCalifornia.——Oh,canyoutellmewhenhe

?A.hasleft

B.left

C.isleaving

D.wouldleave解析：B。句意：“——Bob已经去了加利福尼亚。——噢，你能告诉我他什么时候离开的?”BobhasgonetoCalifornia，去的动作已经发生过，说明他离开的动作发生在过去，因此使用一般过去时。选B。【解析】略6.Haveyoueverbeeninasituation_______youknowtheotherpersonisrightyetyoucannotagreewithhim?A.where

B.which

C.that

D.as参考答案：A考查定语从句关系词。句意：你是否曾经处于一种你知道另一个人是对的，但你却不能同意他的看法的境况？分析句子可知，句中的先行词为situation，在从句中做地点状语，应使用关系副词where，故B项正确。7.Ihave______mydictionarybecausetherearetoomanynewwordsinthisarticle.A.turned

B.toturn

C.turnto

D.toturnto

参考答案：D8.Heisnowalawyer,buthe______asateacherfortenyears.

A.hasworked

B.hadworked

C.worked

D.wasworking参考答案：C9.Hecollectedinformationon1,000people,whoseIQ

whentheyweretenyearsold.

A．istested

B．hastested

C．wouldtest

D．hadbeentested参考答案：D略10.ItwasalongtheMississippiRiver_____MarkTwaingrewupasachild.A.that

B.when

C.where

D.which

参考答案：A11.Whenyou______withthedictionary,don’tforgettoputitbackonmydesk,willyou?A.willfinish

B.arefinishing C.willhavefinished

D.havefinished参考答案：D12.Thesupportofthestudents_____________thelosingteamandtheyplayedharder,sointheendtheywonthegame.A.broughtup

B.cheeredup

C.madeup

D.turnedup参考答案：B13.Ihavetoldthemwith

certaintythere’llbenochangeofpolicy.

A.actual B.proper C.direct D.参考答案：D14.Whenexpressinghisopinionsinpublic,Jimisalways

,fearingthathemaymakemistakes.A．confused

B．curious

C．delighted

D．cautious参考答案：D15.Aftertherobbery,thejewelryshopfixedanalarmsystem______furtherlosses．

A．for

B．from

C．against

D．toward参考答案：C略16.Thechildrensoonlosttheirway,________theyhadneverbeenintheforestalonebefore.A.but

B.and

C.so

D.for参考答案：D

二、完型填空17.阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。Igrewuppoor–livingwithsixbrothers,myfatherandawonderfulmother.Wehad

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moneyandfewworldlygoods,butplentyofloveandattention.Iwas

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andenergetic.Iunderstoodthatnomatterhowpoorapersonwas,theycould

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affordadream.Mydreamwastobea

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.WhenIwassixteen,Icouldcrushabaseball,throwaninety–mile–per–hourfastball.Iwasalso

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:myhigh–schoolcoachwasOllieJarvis,who

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methedifferencebetweenhavingadreamandshowingstrongbelief.Oneparticular

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withhimchangedmylifeforever.Itwasasummerandafriendrecommendedmeforasummer

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.Thismeantachanceformyfirstincome–cashforanewbikeandnewclothes,andthe

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ofsavingsforahouseformymother.Theopportunitywasattracting,andIwantedto

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atit.ThenIrealizedIwouldhaveto

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summerbaseballtohandletheworkschedule,andthatmeantIwouldhavetotellCoachJarvisIwouldn’tbeplaying.Iwas

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aboutthis.WhenItoldCoachJarvis,hewasas

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asIexpectedhimtobe.“Youhaveyourwholelifetowork,”hesaid.“Your

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daysarelimited.Youcan’taffordtowastethem.”Istoodbeforehimwithmyhead

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,tryingtothinkofhowtoexplaintohimwhymydreamofbuyingmymomahouseandhavingmoneyinmypocketwasworth

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hisdisappointmentinme.“Howmuchareyougoingtomakeatthisjob?”hedemanded.“$3.25anhour,”Ireplied.“Well,is$3.25anhourthepriceofa

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?”heasked.That

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laidbareformethedifferencebetweenwantingsomethingrightnowandhavingagoal.Idevotedmyselfto

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thatsummer,andwithintheyearIwasoffereda$20,000contract.IsignedwiththeDenverBroncosin1984for$1.7million,andboughtmymotherthe

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ofmydreams.36．A．some

B．little

C．no

D．much37．A．happy

B．lovely

C．angry

D．noisy38．A．only

B．ever

C．still

D．almost39．A．teacher

B．coach

C．doctor

D．sportsman40．A．lucky

B．satisfied

C．hopeful

D．surprised41．A．taught

B．asked

C．told

D．trained42．A．match

B．story

C．moment

D．incident43．A．job

B．camp

C．holiday

D．course44．A．cause

B．start

C．need

D．amount45．A．stand

B．call

C．look

D．jump46．A．takeout

B．cutoff

C．puton

D．giveup47．A．excited

B．curious

C．anxious

D．disappointed48．A．mad

B．puzzled

C．regretful

D．discouraged49．A．working

B．playing

C．learning

D．shining50．A．shaking

B．hanging

C．holding

D．nodding51．A．feeling

B．suffering

C．facing

D．expressing52．A．dream

B．game

C．chance

D．life53．A．offer

B．price

C．question

D．order54．A．study

B．sports

C．homework

D．business55．A．clothes

B．bike

C．house

D．goods参考答案：36—40BACDA

41—45ADABD

46—50DCABB

51—55CACBC三、阅读理解18.In1945,a12-year-oldboysawsomethinginashopwindowthatsethisheartracing.Buttheprice-fivedollars-wasfarbeyondReubenEarle'smeans.Fivedollarswouldbuyalmostaweek'sgroceriesforhisfamily.Reubencouldn'taskhisfatherforthemoney.Everythinghisfathermadethroughfishingwenttohermother,Dora,whostruggledtofeedandclothetheirfivechildren.Nevertheless,heopenedtheshop'sweathereddoorandwentinside.Standingproudandstraightinhisflour-sackshirtandwashed-outtrousers,hetoldtheshopkeeperwhathewanted,adding,“ButIdon'thavethemoneyrightnow.Canyoupleaseholditformeforsometime?”“I'lltry,”theshopkeepersmiled.“Folksaroundheredon'tusuallyhavethatkindofmoneytospendonthings.Itshouldkeepforawhile.”Reubenrespectfullytouchedhisworncapandwalkedout.Hewouldraisethemoneyandnottellanybody.Onhearingthesoundofhammeringfromasidestreet,Reubensuddenlyhadanidea.PeoplebuilttheirownhomesinBayRoberts,usingnailspurchasedinsacksfromalocalfactory.Sometimestheusedsacksweredisposedofattheconstructionsite,andReubenknewhecouldsellthembacktothefactoryforfivecentsapiece.Thatdayhefoundtwosacks,whichhesoldtothemaninchargeofpackingnails.Theboy'shandtightlyclutchedthefive-centpiecesasheranthetwokilometershome.Nearhishousestoodanancientbarn.Reubenfoundarustysodatinanddroppedhiscoinsinside.Thenheclimbedintoitandhidthetinbeneathapileofhay.ItwasdinnertimewhenReubengothome.HisfatherwasreadytoservedinnerasReubentookhisplaceatthetable.Helookedathismotherandsmiled.Slimandbeautiful,shewasthecenterofthehome,thegluethatheldittogether.Herchoreswerenever-ending,butshewashappyasherfamilyandtheirwell-beingwereherhighestpriority.Everydayafterchoresandschool,Reubenscoutedthetown,collectingthenailsacks.Summervacationcame,andnostudentwasmoredelightedthanReuben.Nowhewouldhavemoretimeforhismission.Allsummerlong,despitechoresathomeweedingandwateringthegarden,cuttingwoodandfetchingwater—Reubenkepttohissecrettask.Thenalltoosoonfallarrived,andthewindsblewcoldandgustyfromthebay.Reubenwanderedthestreets,diligentlysearchingforhistreasures.Oftenhewascold,tiredandhungry,butthethoughtoftheobjectintheshopwindowsustainedhim.Sometimeshismotherwouldask:"Reuben,wherewereyou?Wewerewaitingforyoutohavedinner."“Playing,Mum.Sorry.”Dorawouldlookathisfaceandshakeherhead.Boys.Finallythetimehadcome!Heranintothebarn,climbedtothehayloftanduncoveredthetincan.Hepouredthecoinsoutandbegantocount.Thenhecountedagain.Heneeded20centsmore.Couldtherebeanysacksleftanywhereintown?Hehadtofindoutandsellthembeforethedayended.

ReubenrandownWaterStreet.

TheshadowswerelengtheningwhenReubenarrivedatthefactory.Thesackbuyerwasabouttolockup.“Mister!Pleasedon'tcloseupyet.”ThemanturnedandsawReuben,dirtyandsweatstained.“Comebacktomorrow,boy.”

“Please,Mister.Ihavetosellthesacksnow—please.”ThemanheardatremorinReuben'svoiceandcouldtellhewasclosetotears.“Whydoyouneedthismoneysobadly?”“It'sasecret.”Themantookthesacks,reachedintohispocketandputfourcoinsinReuben'shand.Reubenmurmureda

thankyouandranhome.Then,clutchingthetincan,heheadedfortheshop.“Ihavethemoney,”hesolemnlytoldtheowner.ThemanwenttothewindowandretrievedReuben'streasure.Hewipedthedustoffandgentlywrappeditinbrownpaper.ThenheplacedtheparcelinReuben'shands.Racinghome,Reubenburstthroughthefrontdoor.Hismotherwasbusyinthekitchen.“Here,Mum!Here!”Reubenexclaimedasherantoherside.Heplacedasmallboxinherwork-roughenedhand.Sheunwrappeditcarefully,tosavethepaper.Ablue--velvetjewelboxappeared.Doraliftedthelid,tearsbeginningtoblurhervision.Ingoldletteringonasmall,almond-shapedbroochwastheword"Mother".ItwasMother'sDay,1946.Dorahadneverreceivedsuchagift;shehadnofineryexceptherweddingring.Speechless,shesmiledradiantlyandgatheredhersonintoherarms.55.WhydidReubenentertheshop?

A.Becausehewantedtobargainwiththeshopkeeper.B.Becausehewantedtoasktheshopkeeperforafavor.C.Becausehewonderedifhecouldgetwhathewantedforfree.D.Becausehewantedtohaveabetterlookatthethingthatappealedtohim.56.Reubenmusthavefelt______aftertalkingwiththeshopkeeper.A.relievedandnervous

B.disappointedandsadC.stressedbuthopeful D.happybutdetermined57.Whatisthepossiblemeaningoftheunderlinedwordinthetenthparagraph?A.visited

B.searched

C.wandered

D.escaped58.HowdidReubenmanagetoraisethe20centsshortforhispurchase?A.Bybeggingsomepassers-byforafavor.B.Bydemandingadiscountfromtheshopkeeper.C.Byaskingforsomeextrapocketmoneyfromhismother.D.Bysweatinghimselfincollectingandsellingmoresacks.59.Whatmessageisconveyedthroughthestory?A.Happinesscomesfromgiving. B.Moneycan'tbuyeverything.C.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway. D.Amotherunderstandswhatachilddoesnotsay.60.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.ABoywithaMission B.AValuableGift C.ASpecialMother'sDay D.AnUnforgettableExperience参考答案：55.B

56.D

57.B

58.D

59.C

60.A19.阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Today'sparentsmissthegoldenagethattheirownmothersenjoyedinthe1970sand1980s,researchersfound.Mothershavelesstimetothemselvesandfeelundergreaterpressuretojuggleworkandfamilylifethanthepreviousgeneration.Asaresult,88percentsaidtheyfeltguiltyaboutthelackoftimetheyspentwiththeirchildren.

Thesurveyof1,000mothersalsofoundthatmorethanathirdsaidtheyhadlesstimetothemselvesthantheirmothersdid—justthreehoursaweekor26minutesadayAnd64percentsaidthiswasbecausetheyfeltthey'had'togoouttowork,whilenearlyathird(29percent)saidtheywereunderconstantpressuretobethe'perfectmother',thereportfound.Otherfindingsshowedsocialnetworkandparentingwebsitewereimportantinprovinghelpandsupportamongfemalecommunities

KateFox,oftheSocialIssuesResearchCentre,whichconductedthesurveyforProcter&Gamble,said:"Withincreasingpressureonmotherstoworka'doubleshift'—tobetheperfectmotheraswellasawage-earner—supportnetworksaremoreimportantthaneverItcomesasaseparatereportexaminingchildcareintheleadingindustrializednationsfoundthatworkingmothersinBritainspendjust81minutesadaycaringfortheirchildrenasa"primaryactivity".

Criticssaythepressureonwomentoworklonghours,andleavetheirchildreninthehandsofnurseriesorchildminders,isputtingthewell-beingoftheirchildrenatrisk.

Thestudyalsorevealsthat,despitethefactthatmoreandmoremodernmothersgooutto