2021年山东省滨州市邹平县体育中学高三英语联考试题含解析

2021年山东省滨州市邹平县体育中学高三英语联考试题含解析一、选择题1.Mostanimalshavelittleconnectionwith___animalsof___differentkindunlesstheykill

themforfood.

A.the;a

B.×;the

C.

×;a

D.the;the参考答案：C.2.30．（2011·辽宁卷）Ifyou__go,atleastwaituntilthestormisover．

A．can

B．may

C．must

D．will参考答案：C略3.AMidsummerNight'sDream________attheTheatreRoyalon19thJune,andthentoursthroughoutScotland.ks5uA.opens

B.isopened

C.willopen

D.willbeopened参考答案：A略4.Thelittlechildstoodonthechairtomakehimself_____taller.A.looking

B.tolook

C.looked

D.look参考答案：D略29. WhenIwasachild,I______watchTVwheneverIwantedto. A.should B.could C.must D.need参考答案：B6.TheBraziliannovel,theAlchemistissaid

intoovertwelvelanguagesbytheendoflastyear. A.tobetranslated B.beingtranslated C.tohavebeentranslated D.havingbeentranslated参考答案：C7.Thecouplegotintoa(n)_____aboutwheretocelebrateNewYear’sEve:athomeorinarestaurant.

A.comment

B.argument

C.debate

D.quarrel

参考答案：B

解析：考查名词词义辨析。由句子的意思来看家长的意见不一致，所以只能在B、C、D之间选择。Argue的意思是：toprovidereasonsfororagainststh.；debate的意思是：toargueaboutsth.withsb.esp.inanefforttopersuadeotherpeople；quarrel一般不与getinto连用。

8.Whilelivinginaforeigncountry,one______aspecialdishfromhomenowandthen.A.wishes

B.hopes

C.desires

D.cooks参考答案：C9.Mostofthebighotelswerefullatthistimeofyear,butfinallywe

findaroominoneofthosesmallguesthousesnearthestation.

A.oughtto

B.could

C.wereableto

D.might参考答案：C略10.

BecauseJimdoesn’teatontime,heoften

stomachache.A.recoversfrom

B.goesthrough

C.looksthrough

D.suffersfrom参考答案：D11.---YouseemtobefamiliarwithLondon.---I_______thereforthreeyears.It’sgreattobeback.A.lived

B.hadlivedC.havelived

D.live参考答案：A试题分析：句意：你似乎很熟悉伦敦。--我在那里生活了三年。回来真好。从It’sgreattobeback.说明说话人现在不在伦敦，在伦敦的三年是过去的三年，用一般过去式，选A。12.

-----It’ssaidthattwoChinesestudentswerekilledintheircarinNewYorkthismonth.-----Yes,_________newscameas_________greatsurprise.A.the;the

B./;/

C.the;a

D./;a参考答案：C13.Theplace______Ivisitedlastsummerisjusttheplace______Ispentmychildhood.A.that,whereB.that,that

C.where,whereD.where,that参考答案：A14.Marycalledmethismorningandsaidthatshehadto

fromschoolfortwodaystolookafterhermotherinhospital．

Akeepaway

Bstayaway

Cleaveaway

Dtakeaway参考答案：B15.Thelibrarythat________thelatestbooksisupdatedeachday.A.treasures

B.features

C.preserves

D.renews参考答案：B16.Itisimpossibletopersuadehimintodoingwhathedoesn’twantto,forheis____________.A.stubborn

B.sharp

C.sensitive

D.smart参考答案：A二、完型填空17.完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36—55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AnewbookaboutChinese-styletoughparentinghascauseddebateintheUS．AmyChua,theauthorofBattleHymn（颂歌）oftheTigerMother,isaChinese-AmericanprofessoratYaleLawSchool,alsoamotheroftwo．The

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methodssheusedwithherdaughterswouldseem

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toWesterners．Inschoolherdaughtersweren'tallowedtomakegrades

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thanAs．Theyhadto

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playingthepianoorviolinevenforhoursaday．Therehasbeenwidecriticism（批评）ofChua'sbookintheUS．"It'skindof

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,"saidaprofessoratNewYorkUniversity,"standardsofparentingneedtobe

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．Childrenneedparentsto

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them,nottoforcethemtodothingsthey'reprobablynotinterestedin．”Nowthecriticismseemstohave

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toChina．A（n）

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expertSunYunxiaoarguedChua'smethodof

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wouldlimitchildrenfromdevelopingtheirfull

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．"andthat,focusingtoomuchontestscoresandgooddegrees,"Sunsaid,"parentswould

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theirkid'sabilityfullytodevelopandtoenjoylife．"48

critics（批评家）mighthavesympathyforkidsexperiencingthisparentingstyle,someteenagersquite

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it．"Ithinkanyonecandowelliftheyworkhardenough,”saida17-year-oldboy,"A

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motheristheretohelpherkidsworkhard．"OthersthinkthatChuahasa（n）

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insettingchallenginggoalsforkids．"It'svitalforchildren,”saidanAmericanprofessor,"

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,kidsneedtobe

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sometimes．Ifyouurgekidstodowell,they'regoodatit,andthey

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．It'sgoodtohavehigh

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．”36．A．rough

B．stubborn

C．strict

D．vivid37．A．unimaginable

B．unimportant

C．uninteresting

D．unnecessary38．A．higher

B．fewer

C．little

D．lower39．A．drill

B．practise

C．exercise

D．experience40．A．routine

B．extreme

C．excellence

D．encouragement41．A．practical

B．high

C．specific

D．low42．A．replace

B．love

C．force

D．guide43．A．spread

B．belonged

C．turned

D．referred44．A．concerned

B．delighted

C．optimistic

D．nervous45．A．caring

B．fond

C．supporting

D．parenting46．A．goal

B．potential

C．achievement

D．possibility47．A．obtain

B．increase

C．create

D．sacrifice48．A．Why

B．Because

C．While

D．What49．A．resist

B．state

C．agree

D．appreciate50．A．lion

B．monkey

C．tiger

D．sheep51．A．sense

B．point

C．opinion

D．idea52．A．Honestly

B．Positively

C．Hopefully

D．Finally53．A．pushed

B．picked

C．lifted

D．dragged54．A．count

B．work

C．help

D．benefit55．A．levels

B．expectations

C．marks

D．results参考答案：略三、阅读理解18.Withitssubtle(微妙的)rulesontippingandnot-so-subtlerulesaboutcarryingID,LasVegasisbetterenjoyedafteralittleresearch.Thissmartbookletwillsaveyouthebother.TippingLasVegasrunsontips.Youshouldhandadollarbilltothewaitingstaffwhogetyouadrink,andthedoormanwhowhistlesyouupataxi.Taxidriversandrestaurantwaitingstaffshouldget15%-20%(mostbillsdonotincludeservicecharge);tourguides$5-$10;andyou'reovenexpectedtoleaveS2-S5adayattheendofyourhotelstayforthehousekeepingstaffyoumayneveractuallymeet.Ontheplusside,thecustomerserviceinLasVegasissecondtonone:ifyoutipwellforaroundofdrinksinaclub，forinstance,agoodwaiterwilllaterpickyououtofthecrowdandpouryourdrinkswhileyou'restillsittinginthefourthrow.GettingaroundTheairportisclosetothecentre.Youcancatchashuttletothemajorhotelsfor$11-$15,orgetaquickertaxiforabout$25.(WalkingontheStripisfunforpeople-watching,withelevatedpedestrianwalkways.AmonorailrunsfromtheMGMGrandtoSLSwithstopsat:Bally'sandParis;theFlamingo;Harrah'sandTheLINQ;LasVegasConventionCenterandWestgateVegas.Adouble-deckerbuscalledtheDeucealsorunsallthewayuptheStriptoFremontStreetintheDowntownarea.AreasWhenyouthinkofLasVegas,you'rethinkingoftheStrip:astretchofLasVegasBoulevard,aboutfourmileslong,packedwithhotelsandcasinos(娱乐场所)thatextendsfromtheMandalayBayhotelinthesouthtotheSLShotelinthenorth.Therearetwoskyscraperhotelsalittletotheeast,PalmsandtheRio,andsomesmaller.cheaperonestothewest.TheothergreatareaforthevisitorisDowntown.fourmilesnorthofthecentralStrip.Don'tthinkyou'veseenLasVegaswithoutvisitingit.HealthEspeciallyinsummer,makesureyoustaywellhydrated(含水的).Allcasinosandhotelsareair-conditioned,sometimesheavily:considercarryingajumperorjacketevenduringthesummer.Inthecaseofamedicalemergency,call911oraskyourhoteldoormanforassistance.OtheressentialsCarryIDwithproofofage(passportordrivinglicence)ifyouaregoingtoaclub;itwillbecheckednomatterhowoldyou!appear.

TofindoutmoreaboutholidaysinLasVegas,checkout40.Whichofthefollowing

istrueofLasVegas?A.TheStripisoneofitsculturalsymbols.B.Theageofclub-goersisnotnecessarilytobecheckedC.VisitorshadbettercarryjumpersduetotherainysummerD.Visitorscangetanexcellentcustomerserviceiftheytipwell.41.Thereare

meansoftransportforvisitorstochoosefromiftheywanttogetaround

.A.3 B.4C.5 D.642.Thissmartbookletismeantto

.A.tellvisitorswhattheymustknowaboutthedestinationB.helpvisitorslearnaboutlocalcustomsandlifestyleC.impressvisitorswithacost-savingtooD.inspiremorevisitorstotourthecity参考答案：40.D

41.B

42.A这是一篇说明文。通过这本小册子给游客介绍拉斯维加斯的各种信息。【40题详解】细节理解题。根据Tipping这一部分中Ontheplusside,thecustomerserviceinLasVegasissecondtonone及提到的例子，如果你小费给的多，拉斯维加斯的服务是首屈一指的，故选D项。【41题详解】细节理解题。根据Gettingaround这一部分中提到，四种交通方式分别是shuttle（穿梭巴士）,taxi,monorail和double-deckbus（双层巴士），因此是4种，此处要注意走路不算transport，故选B项。【42题详解】推理判断题。这个小册子介绍了拉斯维加斯的各种信息，为的是给来这里的旅游者提供便利，故选A项。19.It’s5pmonaFridayandI'mstandinginacoffeeshopaboveShibuyacrossing-oneofthemostbusiestplaceinJapanwheremorethanathousandofTokyo’ssmartlydressedpeoplegatherateightpoints,readytocross-thenrushstraightforeachother.Itlooksliketheymustbumpintoeachother,butIt’samazingthattheyallmanagetoreachtheothersidesafely.ButtherealreasonI'mhereisthatIwanttoseepeoplecrash.Iwantbusinessmentoknockintoeachother,theirumbrellasflyingofftheirarms,anduniformedschoolchildrenhittinggrannies.WhymayIseethisnow,butwouldn'thavehadthechanceevenayearago?It’sverysimple-smartphones.SmartphoneuseisboominginJapan.In2012,onlyaboutaquarterofJapaneseusedthem,mostbeingperfectlyhappywiththeireverydaymobiles.ButnowmorethanhalfofallJapanesenowownasmartphoneandthenumberisrisingfast.Butwiththatrisehasgrownanotherphenomenon-thesmartphonewalk.Thosepeoplewho'restaringataphonescreenadoptthiskindofpace-theirheaddown,armsoutreached,lookinglikezombies（僵尸）tryingtofindhumanprey(猎食).Surprisingly,anAmericannamedMichaelCucekwhohaslivedhereformorethan20yearstoldmesmartphonewalkprobablywouldn’tbealong-termproblem.Japanesephonemannerisinfactbetterthananywhereelseintheworld-hardlyanyonespeaksontheirphonesontrains,andteenagerswouldn'tdarebroadcastmusicoutofone.IfthingsgottrulybadatShibuya,thepolicewouldjuststartshoutingatpeopletolookup.Butreally,isthesmartphonewalksuchanannoyingproblem?There'sonlyonewaytofindout.SoIleavethecoffeeshop,headdowntothecrossingandstarttypinganemail,promisingmyselfIwon'tlookupuntilIgettotheotherside.Whentheystartwalkingpastme,it'smytimetocross.AsIstepforward,theexperiencequicklybecomesnervous-legsjumpinandoutofmyvisionwithoutwarning,whileshoppingbagsflytowardsmyfacebeforebeingpulledawayatthelastmoment.I'msureI'mgoingtogethit,butafterafewsecondsIrelax.It’sOK.Everyone'sreactingforme.Iexpecttoseetwosmartphonewalkersjustlikeme.ButinsteadIfindayoungcouple,verymuchinloveandverymuchrefusingtoleteachother’shandsgojusttogivewaytoafoolonhissmartphone.ThegirlgivesmesuchalookofdislikethatIquicklyapologizeandrushroundthem.ThatlookwasenoughtoensureI'llneverbesmartphonewalkingagain.21.Fromparagraph1,wecanknow_____________.A.peopleatShibuyacrossingalwaysbumpintoeachother.B.morethanathousandofpeoplegatheratShibuyacrossingeveryday.C.morethanathousandofpeoplearereadytorushinacompetitioneveryday.D.morethanathousandofpeopleatShibuyacross