广东省梅州市东升中学高三英语模拟试卷含解析

1、广东省梅州市东升中学高三英语模拟试卷含解析一、 选择题1. He didnt care, _ he could have something to fill his stomach.Ain case Bso long as Cas if Deven though参考答案：B2. Intelligent students can always -_ good solutions to problems.A. put up with B. come up with C. keep up with D. catch up with参考答案：B略3. -We will take the conditi

2、ons into careful consideration _ you have attached to this contract.-Thanks. Hope for further cooperation.A. as B. which C. where D. what参考答案：B4. 一 I happened to meet Lily yesterday.一 Lucky dog! You_ each other for exactly two years.A. havent seen B. hadnt seen C. didnt see D. dont see参考答案：B5. Recen

3、tly , a number of Taobao seller have begun offering garments _styles worn by Chinas first lady PengLiyuan. A base on B bases on C basing on D based on 参考答案：D6. For us Senior Three students, 2014 is a special year, one _ we are trying to be admitted to a desired universityAwhat Bwhich Cwhere Dwhen参考答

4、案：D7. I suppose it takes quite a lot of patience to make a good teacher. _. Its far more than that. A. It holds truth in itB. I cant agree more C. Absolutely D. Not exactly参考答案：D试题分析：考查交际用语。A真理如此；B非常同意；C绝对地；D不确切。句意：我认为做一名好老师需要很多耐心。不确切，远不止这些。故D正确。考点：考查交际用语【解析】8. Your math instructor would love to hav

5、e given you a make-up examination _ to explain to him that your parents were ill at the time.A. you should have goneB. if you wentC. did you goD. had you gone 参考答案：D9. Corruption is _ problem in countries across the world, with developing countries often believed to be more serious, although there i

6、s no evidence to suggest this is _case. A. a; theB. the; aC. 不填; theD. a; a 参考答案：A10. -Did Mary return late last night?-No. It was not yet 7 oclock _ she arrived home. A. before B. when C. that D. until参考答案：B11. I hear that _ she is lovely she can be extremely difficult to deal with.A. whether B. as

7、 if C. if D. While参考答案：12. With two children _ middle school in the nearby town now, the parents are working hard.A. to attendB. attendingC. attendedD. having attended参考答案：B【详解】考查的非谓语动词。句意：有两个孩子在附近的镇上上中学，父母正在努力工作。此处with + 宾语+宾补结构，with一句中有明确的时间状语now，用现在分词表示进行，选项中只有B表示进行。选项A 表将来；C表被动完成；D表attend动作发生主语动

8、作are working 前。故选B。13. Tour guides for groups of over ten must be booked_. A. in particular B. in advance C. in addition D. in time 参考答案：B14. The injured girl was crying when her father arrived at the hospital, for she _ such an accident beforeA. didnt have B. hadnt had C. hasnt had D. wasnt having参

9、考答案：B略15. - Its the fourth time that heavy smog(雾霾) has hit the city this month. - Its high time we _ measures to fight air pollution. A. will take B. took C. to take D. taking 参考答案：B略16. Schwarzenegger will leave for Hong Kong today, the former “Terminator” will be joined Jackie Chan for a public a

10、dvertisement.A. who B. which C. that D. where参考答案：D二、 书面表达17. 某英文报正举办题为“A personal habit Id like to change”的征文比赛。请你根据征文题目写一篇短文，参加该征文活动，具体要求如下：1. 简述你想改变的这一行为习惯；2. 说明你改变这一习惯的理由及措施；3. 字数100左右。_ 参考答案：A personal habit Id like to changeRecently, Ive always considered changing my personal habit; that is wa

11、tching TV too long after school. I used to watch TV for more than two hours a day, which means I would open the TV whenever I was free, no matter what program was being shown. My reasons are listed as follows:In the first place, I dont think the shows of every kind are really worth watching or suita

12、ble for us students to watch. Moreover, as is known to all, setting too much time aside just for watching TV is a waste of time, especially Im in the critical period of Senior Three. Whats worse, I find my eyesight is failing due to watching TV too much.To change the habit, I am supposed to put more

13、 emphasis on something more meaningful such as reading and taking exercise, which are not only beneficial to my mental and physical health but also can help me get rid of my bad habit.三、 阅读理解18. My mother never talked about her Chinese childhood when my siblings and I were growing up, and we never a

14、sked. From her we learned that family history was not of interest, and in our ignorance we turned our backs on what had gone before. We lived on a plateau in a land of canyons, separated from our past by chasms(断裂) of time, language, and culture. My mother was a native guide who could have led us al

15、ong the sheer cliff walls and dangerous riverbeds of the old days, but she never did.For her, the past was divided into parts, each occupying a separate memory bank, some of which she tried never to visit. For me, her past was just a hopeless jumble(混乱), like a creaky, junk-ridden attic to which I w

16、as not allowed entry. China, America, and somewhere, vaguely, in between, Taiwan: I could not comprehend how the three came together to form the person who had formed me. My mother never told stories; she only mentioned facts and casual references to her past. She described the most thrilling events

17、 as casually as she would trip to a local supermarket. “When we left China, I had to wear gold bars sewn into my belt. They were so heavy.” She might as well have been talking about a bag of groceries for all the emotions she displayed. When she happened to mention the fact that her grandmother had

18、bound feet, I accepted the news with equal equanimity(泰然). Her delivery was so matter-of-fact I assumed everyones grandmother wore shoes that measured a mere three-and-a-half inches.Now I begin to understand. To reflect on the past means to reexperience it. A onetime high-school quarterback remember

19、s the touchdown that won the state finals in vivid detail. Doting(溺爱的) parents tirelessly and tiresomely recount the same dull anecdotes from their childrens lives. But the process works in the negative as well, and the terror that wakes my mother up at night gasping and pressing hand to heart, is v

20、ery real. She did not want to share it with me. Perhaps she wished to protect me. Her secrecy was a gift, I in turn, did not want to receive.My physical features marked me as a stranger in my own country, but I knew nothing of the land of my ancestors. I could not even converse(交谈) with the various

21、s and old family friends who crowded around the dinner table at holiday times. Their jokes and discussions swirled meaninglessly about my head. Among aliens, I myself was an alien. I grew up, self-contained, and removed from the world around me, unable to explain anything to anyone because nothing h

22、ad ever been explained to me. At the same time I longed toa bird beating its head against glass, wanting to be let inside. If I could somehow capture my mothers essence(实质), the glass would disappear. The path forward would be clear.I was an adult and a writer in search of a subject when I finally a

23、sked my mother to talk about her life. That first conversation, she spoke practically in monosyllables(单调). “Yes” and “No” were the only response I could induce out of her. If a question demanded a more detailed answer, she responded by saying, “I dont know.” I was the customer at an information sto

24、re; she was its surly clerk. Eventually I ended up inventing my own time frame for the worthless trickle of memories she reluctantly let drip forth. She did not care if the dates were accurate or not. The conversation took on a surrealistic tinge(色彩). She would mention that she had moved to a certai

25、n city in 1943. “Oh, no.” I would respond. “It had to be 1945.” She would shrug. Together, we were reinventing her past, not exploring as I had wished. The process left me so frustrated that when she got up to go to sleep, I badgered(缠着) her all the way to her bedroom. She lay on one side while I ho

26、vered(蜷缩) in a chair over her.“Tell me more.” I begged. “What do you remember?”“Ai-you” she was finally annoyed, her eyes blinking open. “I just dont want to remember.”I think my mother was sorry she could not help me more. She gave me something before I left. At the time I doubted that it would do

27、me any good. It was a list of names of some of the eager voices who used to call asking for her in Chinese when I was a young girl. Much later, I would realize it was a map to my mothers heart. At the time, I simply had no other direction to follow. I began returning the phone calls from my mothers

28、past.65. The primary purpose of the passage is to _. A. celebrate a discoveryB. explain a difficult undertakingC. criticize an attitudeD. imagine a persons history66. The mother gave the impression that “family history was not of interest” probably because _A. she thought that history entirely commo

29、nplaceB. she had been too young to understand political eventsC. she had lost touch with anyone who shared that historyD. much of it was painful for her to recollect.67. The authors “equanimity” arose from the _.A. mothers manner of speakingB. mothers ambiguous languageC. authors assumptions about earlier generationD. authors knowledge of long-gone era68. “Now I begin to understand.” conveys the a