2021年河南省南阳市星光中学高三英语模拟试卷含解析

2021年河南省南阳市星光中学高三英语模拟试卷含解析一、选择题1.Traditionaleducationtaughtpeopletobelieve

beingintelligentmeantrememberinginformationandwritingaboutit．A．that

B．what

C．how D．whether

参考答案：A2.TheKoreangovernmentplanstoimportChinesecabbagefromChina,astherecentrainstormhas______theprice.A.drivenup B.takenup C.setup D.lookedup参考答案：A略3.﹣Ifeelreallydisappointednottohavegotthejob．﹣Don'tworry，maybesomethingbetterwill_______．（）A．putup B．takeon C．comealong D．falldown参考答案：Cputup张贴；举起；建造；提供食宿；takeon承担；呈现；雇用；comealong发生，来到，到来；快点；一起向前走；falldown倒塌，跌倒．根据句子所表达的意思"也许更好的东西会出现"可知答案选C．4.Theproblemwillnotbedifficulttosolve,ifproperly________.

A.tobehandled

B.handling

C.handled

D.beinghandled参考答案：C5.---Idon’tlikeTom.---NeitherdoI.Hedoesn’thavea（n）_______ofrightandwrong.A.feeling

B.knowledge

C.sense

D.idea参考答案：C6.TheBeatles,______manyofyouareoldenoughtoremember,camefromLiverpool.

A．what

B．that

C．how

D．as参考答案：D7.Marywenttotheboxofficeatlunchtime,butallthetickets_________out.A.havesold

B.wouldsell

C.wasselling

D.hadsold参考答案：D8.--Couldyoutellmewhereyou’reworkingnow,Tony?--Inthenewdevelopmentzone.ButI_______inacomputercompanyforfiveyears.A.haveworked

B.hadworked

C.wasworking

D.worked参考答案：D9.Weshouldn’tignorewhathappens________itisdifficultforustoacceptsomestories.A.evenif

B.asifC.solongas

D.seeingthat参考答案：A10.Thehousepriceshavefallenduringthelastfewmonths,butwhat______usisthattheymaygoupsoonafter.

A．worried

B．worries

C．willworry

D．hadworried参考答案：B11.—MayIspeaktoyourmanagerat4：00thisafternoon?

—Sorry,sir.

He________

toameetingsoon.A.wouldgo B.hasgone C.willhavegone D.isgoing参考答案：D12.It’sreallyverydangerous.Onemorestep,_____thebabywillfallintothewell.A.or

B.so

C.but

D.and参考答案：D略13.

Accordingtotheoriginaldesign,theplantwouldbeableto_______atleast8,000pianosayear.

A.bringout

B.takeout

C.putout

D.workout参考答案：C14.

Whilestayinginthevillage,Jamesunselfishlysharedwhateverhehadwiththevillagers

withoutaskingforanything______.A.inreturn

B.incommon

C.inturn

D.inplace参考答案：A15.--MayIsitinthechairnearthewindow?--__.Thepaintonitiswet.A.Bynomeans

B.Helpyourself

C.Itdepends

D.Nevermind参考答案：D16.Whenyouaredonewiththebook,justgiveittoLucyorHelenor__________.A.whoever

B.wherever

C.whatever

D.however参考答案：A二、完型填空17.Attheageof2,TaiLihualostherhearingafterafever.Shedidnotrealizeshewas

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fromotherchildren

until

she

was

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when

she

wassenttoa

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schoolforthedeafandmute.Toalittlegirlwhoonce

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abeautifulvoice,this

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wasalmostfatal.Shewasdrivenintoadeepdepressionandspentallhertimealone.Butamusicclassatthespecialschooltotallychangedherlife.“Ourteacher

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adrumonthefloorandIcouldfeelrhythmicvibration(震动)passingundermyfeetoverthefloor,”Taisaidwhenrememberingherchildhood.Shewastotallyfascinatedbythevibrationandbent

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thefloortopressherfaceandhandsandevenher

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bodytothefloortofeelthevibrationandrhythm.Danceandrhythmhavebecomeherlifelongfriendssincethen.Inthefollowingyears,whenevershesawdanceperformancesonTV,Taiwouldliketopressherface

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totheloudspeakertofeeltherhythmsofdifferentbeats.Whenshewas15,shewas

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bytheChinaDisabledPeople’sPerformingArtTroupe(剧团),anunofficialtroupeforspecialartfoundedin1987.Shewaschosenasadancerandbegantoreceive

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dancetraining.Taimadedanceherformofexpressionthrough

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andhardwork.“Theonlywayformetolearndancingistoremember,repeat,andrememberagain,

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Icanfeelthatabandisalongsidemeandcanplaymusicformeatanytime,”saidTai.Inhereyes,danceisvisibleandcolor1fulmusicandabeautifullanguagetoexpressherinnerworld.Thepersistenceandhardwork

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.Shebecameoneofthebestdancersofthetroupe.Alongwithothermembers,shehasvisitedover50countriesandperformedinalltheworld’sleadingtheaters,

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NewYork’sCarnegieHallandMilan’sLaScalaTheater.In2000,ahugeposterofherdanceTheSoulofthePeacockwas

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inCarnegieHall,thefirsttimethishadbeendoneforaChineseperformer.

50.A.unusualB.differentC.uncommonD.unique51.A.specialB.primaryC.peculiarD.music52.A.producedB.occupiedC.ownedD.formed53.A.ambitionB.realizationC.recognitionD.intention54.A.hitB.knockedC.struckD.beat55.A.towardB.aboveC.onD.over56.A.entireB.allC.wholeD.total57.A.roughlyB.toughlyC.closelyD.nearly58.A.selectedB.electedC.invitedD.touched59.A.nationalB.traditionalC.educationalD.professional60.A.strongwillB.borngiftC.unfortunatefateD.color1fulmusic61.A.whileB.untilC.assoonasD.aslongas62.A.turnoffB.putoffC.tookoffD.paidoff63.A.includedB.containingC.justlikeD.suchas64.A.postedB.publishedC.performedD.staged

参考答案：50–54BACBD

55–59DCCAD

60–64ABDDA三、阅读理解18.InEnglishthespellingofwordsdoesnotalwaysrepresentthesound.Sopeoplesay/rait/butspellitrightorwrite,orevenrite.Combinationsoflettersmaybepronouncedinmanyways.Andsomewordsjustseemtohavetoomanyletters.ForAmericansthingsarealittlebiteasier,thankstotheworkofNoahWebster,ateacherwhograduatedfromYaleUniversityin1778.Asayoungman,hehadfoughtagainsttheBritishintheAmericanWarofIndependence,andhefeltthatwrittenEnglishinthenewlyindependentUnitedStatesshouldhaveadistinctiveAmericanlook.SohebeganhisworkonAmericanEnglish.Hisfirstbook,TheElementarySpellingBook,suggestedsimplifyingthespellingofEnglishwords.Thebookwasextremelypopular.Bythe1850s,itwassellingonemillioncopiesayear,makingitoneofthemostpopularschoolbooksever.Manyofthesuggestionswerequicklyadopted.Centerinsteadofcentre,programinsteadofprogramme,andflavorinsteadofflavour.Others,however,suchasremovingsilentletterslikesinislandorthefinaleinexamine,werenot.

WebsterisbestknownforhisAmericanDictionaryoftheEnglishlanguage,whichfirstappearedin1828.ItintroducedlotsofnewAmericanwords,withinformationabouttheirpronunciationanduse,and,ofcourse,thenewspelling.TheBritishcriticizedthedictionary,butitquicklybecameastandardreferencebookintheStates.Today,Webster'sdictionaryisstillthenumberonedictionaryforAmericanstudents.5.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Websterandhisbestsellers.B.BritishandAmericanEnglish.C.ThehistoryofAmericanEnglish.D.Themanwhomadespellingsimple.6.Whichistherightorderaccordingtothetext?①WebstergraduatedfromYaleUniversity.②AmericanDictionaryoftheEnglishlanguagecameout.③Webster'sbookwassellingonemillioncopiesayear.④WebstertookpartintheAmericanWarofIndependence.A.②①③④

B.③①②④

C.④①③②

D.①②③④7.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.Allthespellingofwordsdoesnotrepresentthesound.B.TheElementarySpellingBookwaspublishedinthe1850s.C.Webster'ssuggestionswereacceptedcompletely.D.Webster'sdictionaryisthebestallovertheworld.8.WhatattitudedotheBritishhavetowardsWebster'sdictionary?A.Theythoughthighlyofit.B.Theyfoundfaultwithit.C.Theyarguedbitterlyaboutit.

D.Theyfollowedtheexamplesofit.参考答案：DCAB19.Anincreasingnumberofpeoplearebeingallowedtofinishtheworkingweekearlyduringthesummermonths.Doesyourbosstrustyoutospendanafternooninthesun?Eachyearthenumberofcompanieswhichofferemployeesthechoiceofanearlyfinishtotheworkingweekgrows.Or,perhaps,eachyear,morepeoplewhoworkonordinaryFridaysheara-boutpeopleplayingonsummerFridays.Whenthesunisshining,itmakessensethatyoushouldbegivenFridayafternoonsoff,right?Sadly,notallmanagersagreewiththepolicy.CompaniesthatofferemployeesFridayafternoonsoffusuallyexpectthehourstobemadeup.UKpublishersPanMacmillanandPenguinRandomHouse(PRH)areamongthoseofferingsummerhours.AtPRH,thosewhowishtotakeoffFridayafternoonsareexpectedtoworkanex-tra45minutesadayfromMondaytoThursday.OnFridays,arota(值班表)ensureseachteamhasbeencovered.“Mostofusdon’tleaveatexactlylpm，”EditorAndersonsays.Dependingonyourworkload,youmightjustleaveanhourorsoearly,butit’sstillnicetodo.”SimonHayward,CEOofCirrus,saysthatthe“SummerFridays”policyrequirestrust,andthatmanagersneedtobeseentotakeadvantageoftheoffertoo.“IfamanagerofferssummerFri-daysandthenobviouslyexpectsemployeestoworkonFridayafternoons,thereisariskassociatedwithitthatreducesthesenseofwell-being(幸福）.Ithinkthere’sagenuinefearinsomeorgani-zationsaboutflexibleworkinghours.Doyoutrustyouremployeestodotheirbestforthebuti-nessaswellasforthemselvesandtheirfamilies,ordoyoufundamentallymistrustthem?”Managersintheformercamptendtobecomfortable with summerhours.Thosein thelatterworrythatsummerFridayswillleadtolateMondaysandlong-lunchTuesdays.28.What’sthegoodpolicyforsomeemployeesinsummer?A.Theydon’tworkonFriday.B.TheyhaveflexibleworkinghoursonFriday.C.TheycantakeFridayafternoonsoff.D.TheymightleaveanhourearlyonFridayafternoon.29.Usuallyincompanies,thispolicycausestheemployeesto

.A.workextratimefromMondaytoThursdayB.actuallyworkonFridayafternoonsC.haveashortlunchonTuesdaysD.startworkearlyonFridaymornings30.WhatisEditorAnderson’sattitudetowardsthepolicyatPRH?A.Opposed. B. Supportive. C.Neutral. D. Indiffer-ent.31.Theunderlinedpartinthelastparagraphrefersto .A.managerswhotrusttheiremployeestodotheirbestB.companieswhichcanmanagetheemployeeswellC.managerswhomistrustem