高考英语模拟试卷1.doc

高考模拟试卷（一）II. 单项选择（共15小题，每小题1分） 21. Nowadays people prefer to write _ e-mails rather than talk on _ telephone. A. a, the B. the, the C. /,the D. a, / 22. The queen used to sit in a royal carriage _ by four horses when going out. A. drawn B. drawing C. being drawn D. that were drawn 23. What! Noodles again! You _ be more thankful! Ive been cooking all morning. A. might B. may C. must D. can 24. It was said that several top landscape designers from foreign countries _ in the creation of the Birds Nest. A. designed B. approved C. assisted D. debated 25. Ive studied growing plants as one of my interests. Could I make some suggestions? _. A. You will make itB. Go right ahead C. Dont mention it D. Take it easy 26. Thanks to the new policy, workers are no longer worried about_ they will be out of work. A. whether B. if C. why D. what 27. Food shortage will long be a worldwide problem _ much has been done to supply enough for everyone, I think. A. before B. if C. since D. although 28. It was only when one was really in trouble _ the value of friends. A. that did he realize B. did he realize C. did that he realize D. that he realized 29. It is reported that the past several peace talks among six countries have _ with no agreement reached. A. broken down B. broken out C. broken in D. broken up 30. Its more difficult to drive to work at rushing hours because its too crowded. I agree with you. Thats why I _ to work on foot every day. A. have gone B. have been going C. was going D. will have gone 31. There are more deaths near the water pump in Broad Street _ happened to have been polluted seriously by the factory. A. where B. near which C. what D. that 32. During the Spring Festival, all the supermarkets are full of customers _ for the New Year. A. busily prepared B. busy preparing C. busily prepareD. are busily preparing 33. How did she make her husband tell her the truth? If he doesnt tell her, shell simply keep on asking her until she _. A. will do B. has done C. does D. would do 34. One after another fire happened last year, _ the local government to shut almost all the illegal bars in Shenzhen alone. A. forcing B. to force C. forced D. has forced 35. Have you got accustomed to the life in the new school? Yes, but I dont like _ when we have to take one after another exams. A. that B. this C. it D. themIII. 完型填空（共20题, 每小题1分） Family life is being destroyed because parents of young children are forced to work anti-social hours, research reveals today. 36 warn(s ) that being at work 37 at home - during the evening or38 is biting hard into family life. The majority of working parents have to work anti-social hours, which is defined as anything 39 8 am. to 7pm., Monday to Friday. Eight out of ten working fathers and more than half of all working mothers have to 40 work anti-social hours which are 41 family life. When parents want to be reading bedtime 42 or communicating with their children, they are 43 at work. If both parents work, just one per cent 44 some antisocial hours, according to the research from the National Centre for Social Research. This means their young children are 45 to be spending more time with a child minder in a nursery or at school than with their own parents. Michael Clark, 46 chief executive of the Relationship Foundations Keep Time for Children campaign, said: We are 47 children of time with their parents. 48, parents are under pressure to work weekends 49 they would rather be at home. He warned that the situation is getting worse, not better, with the 50 on. One parent 51 for the research 52 the problem which is affecting a growing number of families 53 at least one parent works. He said: Sunday is the only day I get to 54with my four little children. In 1992, 62 per cent of women in 55 two-parent families with dependent children went out to work. Today, the figure has increased to 71.4 per cent. 36. A. TheyB. ItC. He D. Which 37. A. other thanB. would ratherC. rather thanD. or rather 38. A. daysB. weekdaysC. holidays D. weekends 39. A. atB. between C. from D. beyond 40. A. specially B. regularly C. continuously D. patiently 41. A. influencing B. interfering C. benefiting D. preventing 42. A. newspapersB. magazines C. storiesD. homework 43. A. lostB. stopped C. concentrated D. trapped 44. A. are not working B. are working C. is not working D. is working 45. A. specially B. likelyC. mostly D. possibly 46. A. the B. / C. aD. an 47. A. depriving B. robbing C. separating D. dividing 48. A. In this caseB. In any case C. In many casesD. In other cases 49. A. whenB. while C. although D. unless 50. A. competition B. productionC. affectionD. contribution 51. A. being interviewedB. was interviewed C. interviewedD. having been interviewed 52. A. added upB. came up C. summed upD. brought up 53. A. which B. thatC. when D. where 54. A. spend B. playC. stay D. live 55. A. traditional B. ordinaryC. common D. popularIV. 阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2分） A Police believe an abandoned nine-year-old boy who speaks no English could be the victim of child kidnapping. Gurrinder Singh stated through an interpreter that he was left at a bus stop by his uncle and that his parents were dead. But officers have yet to trace any family and say they will consider kidnapping as an explanation if no one comes forward. Superintendent Ian Jenkins, leading the investigation, said: Gurrinder was tired when we found him. We are interviewing him gradually and it may be he is in shock so we havent seen his true personality. After Gurrinder was abandoned last Tuesday, he walked into a medical centre and sat watching TV until staff realised he was alone and raised the alarm. The police are not sure whether this is a genuine case of a missing child or one where a child has been involved in human kidnapping until we know for sure more about what happened to him. However, there could be something more evil. The story the boy has told just does not make sense. Dr Parvinder, general secretary of Southalls largest Sikh temple, said: We are helping police and social services. He said: There are families from the Punjab who would do this kind of thing. Whatever the story, the boy needs love and attention and to be reunited with his family as soon as possible. The assumption is that either he was kidnapped, possibly from abroad, or there have been family difficulties at home and hes run away. There is this mystery of a white uncle who accompanied him. Who is this man? Gurrinder is 5ft tall, of medium build and has a large mole on his left cheek. When he was found he was wearing a yellow jumper with 3 Game on the front, blue jeans with multiple pockets and white socks . He had a bangle on his left wrist and was wearing a black hat with a red Reebok logo. Anyone with any information should contact the police on 020 8246 1010. 56. From the passage we can know that _. A. the boy kidnapped was abandoned at the bus stop B. the boy ran away from his family to escape poverty C. the boy got separated from “his uncle” by accident D. no one would come forward to bring up the boy 57. Who first discovered the boy abandoned ? A. the stuff in the bus stop B. the workers in the medical centre C. the policeD. his uncle 58. For what purpose does the authors writing the passage mainly? A. to tell a story about a boy escaping danger B. to get more useful information about the boy C. to warn the criminals who kidnap children D. to criticize the parents who desert children 59. According to the second paragraph we can infer that _. A. the boy is a missing child B. the boy is involved in human kidnapping C. there are few clues about the poor boy D. the boy comes from the Punjab 60. Where can we find this passage probably? A. a detective novelB. a fiction about a boy C. a newspaper report D. a magazine B Mark Twain was born on November 30, 1835 in the small river town of Florida, Missouri, just 200 miles from Indian Territory. The sixth child, Twain lived in Florida, Missouri until the age of four, at which time his family relocated to Hannibal in hopes of improving their living situation. Mark Twain was a famous American writer. He wrote many stories and many of them were funny stories. Besides writing, he also liked hunting and fishing very much, so one year he went to Maine for a holiday and spent three very pleasant weeks in the woods there. When he had to go back home, he drove to the station with his baggage. There he asked a porter to put it into the train. Then he got into the smoking car and sat down in one of the comfortable seats there. The car was empty when he got in, but a few minutes later, another man got in and sat down on the seat opposite his. Mark Twain looked at the man and thought that this man looked quite unpleasant. However, it would be impolite to say nothing in that situation, so he said good morning to the man, and they began to talk. First they talked about the weather and then they talked about Maine. The stranger said, We have some beautiful woods in Maine. It would be a pity to come to Maine without spending some time there. I suppose you have been in our woods, havent you? Yes, I have, answered Mark Twain. Ive just spent three weeks there and I had a very good time, too. And let me tell you something. Although fishing isnt allowed in Maine at this season, Ive got two hundred pounds of beautiful fish with my baggage in this train. I like to eat fish, so I packed it in ice to take it home with me. May I ask who you are, sir? The stranger looked at Mark Twain for several seconds and then answered, Im a police officer. My job is to catch people who hunt and fish during the wrong seasons. And who are you? Mark Twain was surprised and frightened when he heard this. He thought quickly and then answered, Well, Ill tell you, sir. Im the man who tells the biggest lies in America. 61. Whats the best title of the passage? A. Mark Twains Experience B. A Famous Story of Mark Twain C. Mark Twains Visit to Maine D. A Man Who Tells the Biggest Lies 62. Why did the Clemens move to a new place? A. Because they want to offer children better education B. Because they lived too near Indian Territory C. Because they want to live a happier life D. Because they must move on to go hunting and fishing 63. Which statement about Mark Twain is TRUE according to the passage? A. It was in 1839 that he left his birthplace B. He went to Maine mainly to catch fish C. Maine is famous for its beautiful woods D. He had his baggage carried to avoid being found 64. Why did Mark Twain begin conversation with the strange man? A. Because this man looked quite unfriendly B. Because he wanted to know more about Maine C. Because he wanted to show friendliness D. Because he wanted to talk about the weather 65. We can infer that from the passage _. A. hunting and fishing are forbidden during some seasons in America B. the stranger recognized Mark Twain at first sight C. Mark Twain managed to get away with catching fish D. There are more than two people in the smoking car C By 2 1/2 most children have cut all of their baby teeth, so toddler(学步) hood is a great time to get into good dental habits gradually. Decay（腐烂）in baby teeth also increases the risk of decay in permanent teeth. Twice-yearly dental checkups and proper care at home are the keys to ensuring pearly whites throughout childhood. For kids, however, the first dental visit can be a scary proposition. Strange instruments, loud noises, and new faces can upset even a 2-year-old baby. But with careful preparation (and plenty of prizes), a first trip to the dentist can actually be fun Before You Go Your first idea may be to take your child to your own dentist, but this is not a good idea, unless a large part of her practice is children. She can probably recommend a kid-friendly dentist, however. Friends with children are another good source of recommendations. Or call the American Dental Association (312-440-2617; ) or an accredited pediatric（小儿科） dentist in your area. Then make an appointment to tour the office with your child. Observe how the staff handles children, and make sure youre comfortable with all procedures. Parents should be in the examining room with the child, says Judy Ann Taylor and a dentist should stop working if a child gets upset or nervous. Watch out for cleanliness: Dental tools should be wrapped in plastic, the staff should wear protective gloves and masks, and patients should wear protective glasses. What to Expect Provide the dentist with a list of any medical conditions your child has or medications he takes. Keep your pediatricians phone number handy, too, in case the dentist needs additional health information. If your child has a sucking habit, be it thumb, pacifier, or bottle, let the dentist know, as it may affect your childs teeth and jaw. Also, be aware that sleeping with a bottle of milk or juice can cause tooth decay. During sleep, liquids in the mouth - which are full of sugar and bacteria - pool around the teeth and erode them, says Dr. Taylor. Good Habits at Home Talk to your child about whats going to happen. Practice brushing with your child beforehand, too, so she will be used to having a toothbrush in her mouth. 66. Whats the key to make the babys teeth healthy throughout childhood? A. Getting into the habit of brushing teeth B. Being aware that sleeping with drinks is harmful C. Learning much knowledge about protecting teeth D. Regular dental checkups and proper care 67. Which one is NOT suggested when you decide to have your childrens teeth examined? A. Take your child to your own dentist B. Call the American Dental Association for a professional pediatric dentist C. Ask friends with children for some useful advice D. Take your pediatricians phone number with you 68. Which may not affect your childs teeth? A. sucking thumb often B. sleeping with a bottle of milk C. drinking water during sleep D. having a chewing gum(口香糖) in her mouth 69. We can infer from the passage that_. A. the first dental visit can make sure your teeth grow healthily all the time B. you had better make good preparations before the first dental visit C. childrens teeth go bad more easily than adults D. Strange faces make children frightened in the first dental visit 70. What is the best title of this passage? A. First trip to the dentist B. How to protect the babys teeth C. Getting into the good dental habits D. Paying more attention to babys teeth D Children behave better, learn more and are better adjusted if their father is involved in their lives, a major study shows. Anna Sarkadi, of Swedens Uppsala University, where the research was carried out, said: We found various studies that showed that children who had positively involved father figures were less likely to smoke and get into trouble with the police, achieved better levels of education and developed good friendships with children. Long-term benefits included women who had better relationships with partners and a greater sense of mental and physical well-being at the age of 33 if they had a good relationship with their father at 16. She said the studies showed the value of the fathers input as a role model from babyhood to the teenage years. The smallest study focused on 17 infants and the largest covered 8,441 people ranging from premature babies to 33-year-olds. As well as examining research from Sweden and Israel, the Uppsala team looked at large-scale studies in the U.S. and the UK. They found that children who lived with both a mother and father figure had fewer behavioral problems than those who lived with their mother only. Behavioral problems in boys, and psychological problems in girls, were also less frequent. Intelligence, reasoning and language were more advanced in children who had good contact with both parents. However, it is not possible to tell whether this is because the father figure is more involved or whether the mother is able to be a better parent if she has more support. 71. Generally children who have no contact with father _. A. are cleverer than those who have B. are more likely to commit a crime C. are more independent than others D. are more advanced in many ways 72. What does the underlined words in the second paragraph mean? A. wealth B. health C. success D. fortunate 73. Many researches were carried out in order to show_. A. father is more involved in childrens lives B. father has an effect on childr