2013届高三考前全真模拟考试英语版含答案

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13、debate as the political and sol legacy she lefttcher, whose tough style earned her the nickname the Iron Lady, was onlywomantoholdtShewas er from 1979t0 1990 - thelongest timein office over 150 tcher died of a stroke in London on 8 April, 2013 of and was given a ceremonial funeral with military hono

14、rsAbout 2,300 guests attended the 11 amfuneralserviceatStPaulsCathedralon17April,includingQueenElizabethII,currentrime ministers and ives from 170 countriesonlywomantoholdtShewas er from 1979t0 1990 - thelongest timein office over 150 tcher died of a stroke in London on 8 April, 2013 of and was give

15、n a ceremonial funeral with military honorsAbout 2,300 guests attended the 11 amfuneralserviceatStPaulsCathedralon17April,includingQueenElizabethII,currentrime ministers and ives from 170 countriesThe ceremony was respectful and very storm ing opinions centers on the who became a symbolic figure eve

16、n an -ism, said Richard Charters, Bishop of hereandtodayisneitherthetimenortheSome clearly disagreed to leave politics at homeWhile some had slept in the streets to guarantee a good spot to say goodbye to a leader they admired, some turned their backs tchers coffin（棺材Some even raised glasses of agne

17、 in street parties, and GarlandsWizardofOzsong “DingDong!TheWitchisDeadwassentrisinguptheUKcharts（Argumentssupporters and opponentsTo her supporters, the Iron Lady was the greatest hecrowdof modern times matched only by World War II icon Winston ChurchillThey praised her for transforming the country

18、 for the better and inspiring millionsof people“I came in memory of the greatest hero of our modern age, said 25-year-old Boutall, “Shetooka nationonitskneesandbreathednewoMelanie Phillips the journalist said, Watching the funeral, finding todaysomehowburyingrd not to feel we To her detractors, she

19、was responsible for mass unemployment, the decline of rated greedMining union l industries like coal mining and a t Skidmore tcher would never be iven by mining communities for the policies ledtothousandsofjoblossesWheretherewashopeshebroughtdespair,hetoldITV“She divided the country, said Glynn Jone

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21、ersconsidertcherasaheroshechangedthecountryforthesheinspiredmillionsofpoorshecreatedmanyjobshe began a tough leading style 44Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?heUKtcherwasthelongestservingPrimetcher won a worldwide fame for her strong will and tough style tcherspoliciesencouragedthedevelopmentofthemining

22、industryDMelaniePhillipsandChrisSkidmoreheldsimilaropinionson45Whatsthebesttitleofthetcher: A Woman Who Saved Britain tcher: A Leader Who Was Laid to Rest tcher:AWomanWhoDividedaNationtcher:ALeaderWhoArousedMixedBDogs have45Whatsthebesttitleofthetcher: A Woman Who Saved Britain tcher: A Leader Who W

23、as Laid to Rest tcher:AWomanWhoDividedaNationtcher:ALeaderWhoArousedMixedBDogs have an amazing abilify to do whatever needs to be done, and will still wag their afterwardThefollowingaresomewonderfuldogstoriestoNot too many people know what to do when someone has a heart attack n 911ButTeka,anAustral

24、ianCattleDog,skippedthephonecallwhenherownersufferedasevere hear tackNotonlydidshebarkinhisfacetobringhimbacktoconsciousnessandrunoutside barking to attrac tention, but she climbed on his chest and jumped up and downWhen medics arrived, they couldnt say whether or not Tekas unusual of CPR any but he

25、r owner feels grateful to herAnd her efforts didnt go unnoticed: Teka given a Purple medal for bravery by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Size is no barrier to a dog determined to protect her family and Zoey, a 5-pound from Colorado, is living proofShe made headlines in 2007 after sa

26、vin from the bite of a large rattlesnakeZoey,who weighed only five pounds, was just 10 months old at the time, but she rose to when neededOne-year-old Booker West was playing in his grandparents a n the snake struck at him! Zoey o action, putting the kidShe got several snakebites and was rushed to a

27、n hospitalHer head swelled and she almost lost an eye, but withpropertreatment,Zoeymadea full recoveryHachiko, an Akita, was brought to Tokyo in 1924 by Ueno, a college professorEvery day Hachiko waited for him to return from work, meeting him at the train sion at fourThe following year, Ueno suffer

28、ed a stroke at workanddiedUnaware ofhisdeath,the dog still returned to the train ion every day to await his ownerHe became such a presencethere,intthe ionmastersetoutfoodfordgavehimaionEven so, every day at four, he hopefully waited by the tracks as the train pulled in, searching through the crowd f

29、or his masterEvery dayFor ten yearsUpon his death in 1935, Hachiko was a national installedShibuyaion asarity and a bronze ue of him In 1917 Stubby was adopted by a soldier, who trained him to drill and saluteHis developed such a strong connection with t when he was sent to war in Europe, he Stubbya

30、long,hidinghimontheshipboundforFrance Stubby proved a war starHe served 18 monthshefrontlinesand tookpartinbattlesHe kept watch, warned the soldiers of surprise attacks, and saved the wounded in no mans landHe once found a German spy and held him by the seat of the pants until soldiersStubbywas even

31、tuallya highlydecorated dog, winningvarious medalsand awardsA dflagstodisplayhisofFrenchwomenmadeStubbyaetdecoratedWanttoreadsoldiersStubbywas eventuallya highlydecorated dog, winningvarious medalsand awardsA dflagstodisplayhisofFrenchwomenmadeStubbyaetdecoratedWanttoreadmoreaboutdogs?Clickhereformo

32、reamazingdogstories 46What did Teka do to save her owner?AShedialedthenumberof911 CShebarkedtodrawattentionBShehelpeddoctorsperformCPR DShefetchedthemedicineforhesecondstoryislivingproofoftheGoodthingsdocomeinsmallWhenthecatsaway,themicewillOnegoodturndeservesanother DBirdsofafeather flock together4

33、8Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribehethird49WhydidhisownertakeStubbytothefrontAStubby was well trained for the war CStubbywasahighlydecoratedwardogBHe was very fond of Stubby DStubbywaslovedbyFrenchwomen50WhereisthepassagetakenAACABADATVCt is made with eggs is enough to make John feel very Just one

34、bite of （皮疹） whenever she eats anything containing seafood, and gets a terrible nearly died when t included peanutsDavid had reathing ate he ate , but his mother knew what to do and she quickly gave him thelped him feel better almost right awayThe bodys reaction to certain foods can be quite severe,

35、 resulting in breathing problems, as in Davids case, or loss of consciousness for someThere are many things we eat may cause our bodies to react badly if we have a food allergyThe most common food allergies seem to be related to milk, soy, eggs, wheat flour, peanuts, nuts, and seafoodIn fact, these

36、kinds of foods account for 90% of food allergiesAccording to some studies, the number of children who have a food allergy is some people now t test results might not actually be accurate, so food allergies are reallyascommonastheymayThere arethree typical ways t doctorstest forfoodallergiesProbablyt

37、he mostaccurate way is for a doctor to give a child a food challengeFor this, the doctor watches the child eat smallamounts ofcertainfoodstoseeifthechildhas lergic reactionornotThismethodvery time consuming SO it is used less n the other two methods: ests and testsIn a est, a puts very small amounts

38、 of the parts of the t the may be allergic to under the childs then watches to see if the childs skin reacts to In a blood test, doctors some of the childs blood and sible allergens to it and then look for he indicatesible A may be allergic to under the childs then watches to see if the childs skin

39、reacts to In a blood test, doctors some of the childs blood and sible allergens to it and then look for he indicatesible A problem with both the est and the t neither will show how severe allergic reaction might beIf a test result itive, the child may have a severe reaction eating thisfood,butthechi

40、ldmightjustaslikelyonlyhaveaslightrashThetestwillnotshow which of thesemight be the caseDrJennifer Chafen of Standford University studied 10 years worth of allergy research checkhow accurate the tests areShefound a surprising ests or blood tests given patients who visited their doctors for treatment

41、 of rashes or stomachaches t patientswereallergictocertainfoodsHowever,laterteststalthough theseitive, n 50 percent of them actually had blood allergiesSo were the falseandcanwerelyonthesetestresults? n a food allergyWhile food allergies The problem might be olerance mainly related rsons immune syst

42、em, olerance is related rsons systemandthereactionisusuallylesssevereOneofthemostcommonkindsofis related to people who have trouble digesting the sugar in products like milk, cheese , and Doctors are not sure why the number of cases of food allergies might be risingOne t may explain part of the prob

43、lem is our cleaner environmentMost children are ed fewer germs these days and some researchers t for some people, their bodys systemmakesworkforitselfbyreactingasifcertainfoodsareWhile allergy test results may show itive results, the tests are still useful and save livesSome children lose their food

44、 allergies as they get older, so even though doctors do ve a cure for food allergies, sometimes the body finds its own cure51What is the passage mainly about? ADifferentkindsofallergytestsBAnewallergytworksveryCWhenchildrenshouldbetestedforDHowallergytestshavechangedover52Theunderlinedwordhepassageh

45、asthesamemeaningitiveaboutthet inAYouhaveeveryreasontoBTheexperimentisworkingwellandfeedbackisCYoumustbepreparedtomakeitivecontributiontotheDTherunnerspendedfortwoyearsafterheitivefor53Accordingtothepassage,whichtestgivesthemostaccurateAThecommonallergentest CThe blood testBThefoodDThe54Whatdoestsan

46、dbloodtestsNOTAWhetheracertainfoodwillproducearashorBWhetherallergicreactionsaresevereorrsonisallergictoacertainDWhethertestresultsitiveor55WhichofthefollowingementscanbeinferredfromthelfBWhetherallergicreactionsaresevereorrsonisallergictoacertainDWhethertestresultsitiveor55Whichofthefollowingements

47、canbeinferredfromthelfofthepeoplewithfoodallergiesarealsoBAllergiesaffectthedigestivesystemntheimmune oleranceisusuallynotasseriousasfoodDSugarisaverycommonallergenformanyDOnceagain,IhadrunawayandreallydidnotknowwhyIwouldwalkoutofthegatetogoto schoolandthenkeepwalking,andwalking,andwalkingIwas11year

48、soldItwasalmostdark;I was tired, cold, and all aloneI had not eaten all day and was afraid to turn myself over to l knew I would receive another beating once I returned to the Childrens Home SocietyThere was nothing for me to do, except keep on walkingAsdarkness fell, I entered the darkened area in

49、a city park and sat down on a wooden carsItwascoldandIbegantotrembleuncontrollablyAllwastoavoidexceptforthepassinghebenchMyhourIy ethIlookedupandsawawomanstandingbehindme he You look cold and gry she saidShe took off her scarf, wrapped it around my shoulders and asked me to follow herWe walked about

50、 twenty feet, and then stopped under one of the park streetlightsShe held out her hand and said Here, you take this letter Seeing nothing in her hand, I stood stillReach out and take the letter from my hand, she insistedSlowly I reached out, acting though I was taking something from her handNow hold

51、 the p store owner she instructedr tightly and take it to I closed my thumb and finger as though I were the letter and began walking Five Po sSeveral blocks down the road, I came to a store with a woman sitting behind a counterIopenedthedoor,walkedin,andstoppeddirectlyinfrontofherVeryslowlyIheldout

52、my hand toward herI watched her face to see if she might think I was crazy or somethingShereached out and as herhand touchedmine, I opened my tightlyclosed fingers and therewaitingShepulledback,d,and lookeddownat herhandsShe y rplate wo orandwalkedtothebackofthestoreAfterawhile,thewomanreturnedholdi

53、ngaHereissomethingforyoutoeatshedandsignaledtometothreeminutes,IdownedtheentireplateoffoodandseveralCocaBefore I left, she held out her hand and asked me to take the letterAgain seeing nothing, I held out my hand and closed my thumb and finger as though I were taking something herTightlynothing nair

54、, I walkedo the street and headed back to parkTheoldwomanwasstillCanIhavethelettersoIcantoo?Iasked“ItisShe reached out, took my hand, and opened my tightly closed fingersWhatever was nmyfingers,shetookand oherapronpocketWouldyouhelpheld if they weregry?sheaskedme Yes Maam“Wouldyouhelpsomeoneiftheywe

55、rehurt,coldorYesMaamIwouldbetheir“You are a very lucky littoyYouwillneverneedthe 56What can we learn about the boy?AThoughhecity,hedidntfeelif they weregry?sheaskedme Yes Maam“Wouldyouhelpsomeoneiftheywerehurt,coldorYesMaamIwouldbetheir“You are a very lucky littoyYouwillneverneedthe 56What can we le

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57、breath,waitingforthewomantocome 58Why does the store owner offer the boy a good dinner?BecauseshehadgreatsympathyforBecausesheknewtheboyandhisBecausehewasakindboywhodeservedDBecausetheheparkaidfor59WhatdoesthewriterwantlusthroughtheAItsbettertontoBKindnessisauniversalCDontcryeveniflifecheatsyou 60Wh

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