山东省实验中学2014届高三第三次模拟考试英语试题 Word版含答案.pdf

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1、山东省实验中学山东省实验中学 20142014 届高三第三次模拟考试届高三第三次模拟考试英语试题英语试题本试卷分第 I 卷（选择题）和第 II 卷（非选择题）两部分。满分 150 分。考试时间 120 分钟。第 I 卷（选择题105 分）注意事项：1答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号、考试科目填涂在答题卡上：2.每小题选出答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。不能答在试卷上。第一部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45 分）第一节单项填空（共 10 小题：每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）阅读题意，根据所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中，

2、选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。1. Congratulations! You have been admitted to Oxford. _ I cant believe my ears.A. Why not?B. So what?C. Have I?D. Whats up?2. There are cases_ children are made to learn what they dont want to.A. whenB. whereC. whatD. which3. Wow, you have a really good voice.! _you were g

3、ood at singing.Thank you.A. havent knownB. hadnt knownC. dont knowD. didnt know4. Many graduates are busy traveling, _to find a satisfactory job.A. to expectB. to have expectedC. expectingD. having expected5. Mr. White had hardly finished the speech _the students started cheering.A. whenB. whileC. a

4、sD. after6. Nobody knows _it was that made Jeff so embarrassed .A. howB. whyC. whatD. which7. Jacob is always ready to offer a helping hand and thats _lie has a good reputation.A. whereB. whenC. howD. why8. Peter bought a new digital camera, but _often breaks down,A. oneB. the oneC. itD. that9. _you

5、 were serious, I wouldnt have laughed.A. Should I knowB. Would I knowC. Had I knownD. Did I know10. Unless_, the fridge wont work properly.A. repairingB. having repairedC. being repairedD. repaired第二节完形填空（共 30 小题：11-20题每小题 1 分，2140 题每小题 1.5 分；满分 40 分）阅读下面两篇短文，从 11-40 各题所给的四个选项 A、B、C、D）中出可以填入空白处的最佳选项

6、，并在答题上将该项涂黑。AI hope this finds you well. Perhaps a letter would be more11here but I will take thisopportunity to send you a huge Thank You.When I first signed up for your12class,! was in 9th grade and at a quite difficult time/Mygood friend13my ability and 1 was near going down that path with him, _

7、14_ you cheeredme up. This ended up being a huge15point for me and I credit you entirely.At that time I held a certain amount of16towards my fattier. It was you who told me straightup what a good man he was. I really did need to hear that, and Im glad you said so.Finally, -somehow you _17_._ my tota

8、l lack of talent in art. Thank you for giving me a18,and setting me straight on many levels. ! have only good19of our time together, skiing,training, rock climbing, and living.I hope he doesnt need it like I did, but I can only hope my own son, now 13, will meet such awonderful coach at some point.

9、Im sure you have20many lives in a similar wav. Thank you.11. A. importantB. kindC. helpfulD. proper12. A. climbingB. musicC. artD. coach13. A. doubtedB. allowedC. smiledD. understood14. A. whenB. asC. beforeD. after15. A. settingB. makingC. turningD. working16. A. attitudeB. angerC. anxietyD. care17

10、. A. toleratedB. discoveredC. ignoredD. hid ,18. A. favorB. chanceC. materialD. remark19. A. marksB. recordsC. livesD. memories20. A. caughtB. passedC. touchedD. stoppedBNow I can see that it is normal that people feel a little embarrassed to accept unexpected helpfrom a stranger. Yesterday after 1

11、tried to pay for the person behind me at Starbucks, I was rejected.21. I decided to take a different22to it today. 1 did something that absolutely could not berejected, and probably wont even be _23_ for another few hours.About once a week, 1 go and get a24at Starbucks (otherwise, I made it on my ow

12、n tosave money), I usually25with a credit card, or my Starbucks card, which means that I, likemany others, dont get any26or cash back. As a result, 1 _27._ put money in the . 28jarand when 1 do, its usually a dollar that Ive29out of my wallet specially for thatpurpose.Recently I was on30in a seaside

13、 house with my parents. I die the grocery shopping and31_ most of the meals. Through our vacation, my dad paid me32 in sash for the groceries, Ididnt expect to get what 133 , but I took it because ) have learned that34 . my fathers giftsfeels to him like I am rejecting his35 .So today, I36to have a

14、$50 bill in my wallet. Before placing my37for my $2coffee, 1 folded up the bill38the number didnt show, and as the cashier was getting mycoffee, I put .the $50 in the tip jar. I get a little giggle ( 暗笑) _39_ me when 1 imagine them goingthrough the tips at the end of the day. I wish I had the _40_ a

15、bility to do things like this more often!21. A. BesidesB. ThereforeC. OtherwiseD. Furthermore22. A. approachB. chanceC. lookD. break23. A. countedB. achievedC. noticedD. observed24. A. viewB. serviceC. jobD. coffee25. A. payB. dealC. bargainD. connect26. A. changeB. creditC. prizeD. interest27. A. e

16、asilyB. casuallyC. seldomD. never28. A. fareB. tipC. hopeD. gift29. A. raisedB. collectedC. pulledD. fetched30. A. beachB. educationC. charityD. vacation3!. A. designedB. preparedC. orderedD. tasted32. A. unwillinglyB. fairlyC back ;D. out33. A. deservedB. encouragedC chargedD. spent34. A. putting d

17、ownB. setting downC. letting downD. turning down35. A. hopeB. loveC. generosityD. friendship36. A. usedB. managedC. happenedD. desired37. A. callB. attemptC. intentionD. order38. A. so thatB. in caseC. for fearD. now that39. A. outB. insideC. insteadD. ahead40. A. physicalB. normalC. financialD. ori

18、ginal第二部分阅读理解（共 25 小题；每小题 2 分，满分 50 分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中选出最佳选项。ASchools are taking exam anxiety more seriously now because tests have become very importantin determining their performance under the federal No Child Left Behind law. Research suggests thatstudents do better when theyre relaxe

19、d and in a good mood.Craft was one of about 800 l0th-graders around the country who participated last year in thestudy by the California-based institute of HeartMath. It found that 55% of l0th-graders often hadhigh levels of test anxiety and their scores were lower than those of students who used th

20、e companystechniques to improve relaxation and mood,This year states must start testing children on math and reading in Grade 3 through 8 under thefederal No Child Left Behind Act, which also requires that students take a science test at least oncein elementary, middle and high school by 2013-2014.B

21、owers is director of counseling for Tucson Unified School District, where some schools use aprogram called Brain Gym. The program teaches children to take deep breathing exercises to relaxand focus on good memories using a series of movements also designed to improve, blood flow tothe brain.The idea

22、 of programs like HeartMath and Brain Gym is to get participants minds workingefficiently.“It has worked well at East Side Charter School in Willington, Delaware. Once they started usingHeartmath, many children at the K-7 school have been able to reduce exam solicitude, as aresult,mathand reading sc

23、ore improved. said Bowers.“They are taught to be in a pleasant place. to breathe deeply arid slowly. And, close their eyesandimagine something they love like going with their grandfather to the ice cream store. Payyon says.The HeartMath Institute also suggests getting at least eight hours of sleep t

24、he night before a testandhaving a healthy breakfast that morning.41. What does the underlined word in the fifth paragraph probably mean?A. Chances.B. Anxiety.C. Grades.D. Content.42. What relaxation techniques should we take to lower exam anxiety?A. Taking deep breathing and recalling movement exerc

25、ises.B. Getting students minds working efficiently by more tests.C. Advising students to get more sleep before a test.D. Making students take a test in a pleasant place.43. Whats American schools main purpose to introduce relaxation techniques?A. To make an advertisement for a company.B. To introduc

26、e a program called Brain Gym.C. To improve the students test scores.D. To reduce examination anxiety of students.44. What does the underlined word - it in Paragraph 2 refer to?A. The InstituteB. The countryC. The studyD. Craft45. According to the passage. Bowers attitude towards the programs is _.A.

27、 skepticalB. neutralC. casualD. supportiveBI decided a few months ago that I was going to treat myself to a 4-day getaway from LosAngeles and visit Chicago. I got a free airplane ticket, but had to pay the hotel in cash, which 1really couldnt afford. I found a travel website where a discounted 3-nig

28、ht stay was purchased from arecently opened hotel.About three weeks before the trip, I had to regretfully cancel and only then realized the room,while transferable (可转手的) to another person, couldnt be changed to a later date and wasntrefundable. For the next two weeks I tried selling it on Craigs li

29、st with no success. Five days beforethe big weekend, I gave up trying to get any money back and decided Id contact someacquaintances who live in Chicago and offer someone a free staycation. After trying a handful ofpeople all of whom already had their own plans,! was determined to have the room not

30、go to waste.Thats when it suddenly occurred to me that I was looking at the rooms in the wrong way.Instead of viewing them for vacation purposes, surely there must be a way to put them to good use,and that was when the idea that some sort of shelter might be able to use it. I eventually found onewho

31、se focus is aiding victims of domestic violence. This particular one was willing to listen to myout-of-left-field story and made it easier to transfer the rooms. The shelter was working with adesperate woman and her daughter, who were fortunately able to make use of the room. I was latertold by the

32、shelter they had a blast.46. We can learn from paragraph 1 that the author_.A. planed to go on business in ChicagoB. bought his flight using credit cardsC. had alight budget for his holidayD. employed someone from a website47. What happened to his plan three weeks before the trip?A. The room reserva

33、tion was canceled.B. The author couldnt make the trip.C. The hotel was no longer available.D. The author regretted making the plan.48. What was the authors first choice when he realized the situation?A. Getting his money back.B. Doing a favor to a friend.C. Complaining to authority.D. Making the tri

34、p himself.49. What did the author finally do with his room reservation?A. He sold it to someone on vacation.B. He used it for domestic violence.C. He put it off to a later holiday time.D. He donated it to needy strangers.50. From the underlined sentence in the last paragraph, we can infer that_.A. t

35、he women were grateful for the roomB. the program was shocked by the eventC. the shelter was asking for more roomsD. the author was unhappy with the resultCNational Football League star Warrick Dunn makes the dream of owning a home come true forstruggling single parents.For two years, Osei Nyahuma s

36、lept in homeless shelters ,and in a Tallahassee bus station, whilehis four children stayed with relatives. War-rick. Dunn helped to bring the family back togetheragain. On December 18, Dunn handed Nyahuma the keys to a rully-furnished four-bedroom home inTallahassee, Florida. Dunn provided the down

37、payment and the furnishings. There was even afreshly-baked apple pie on the table and a Christmas tree in. the living room.As Nyahuma and his four children walked from room10 room in their new home, Nyahurnawas very excited. It is one of the greatest experiences to say. This is my home, Nyahuma said

38、. Itried to hold back the tears, but I couldnt. 1 was filled with happiness and a sense of security.For me past 10 years, Dunn has made it his lifes duty to help single mothers who are trying toprovide a better life for their children. His program is called - Homes for the Holidays. Nyahumawas the f

39、irst father to receive assistance form the program.So far, Homes for the Holidays has provided 74 single parents with a down payment on ahome for their families. The program furnishes the homes wish beds, a washer and dryer, cleaningsupplieseverything a family needs, down to the toothbrushes. The ki

40、tchens are stocked with food.The program began in Tampa, Florida, and has now expanded to Tallahassee, where Dunn attendedcollege, to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where Dunn grew up , and then to Atlanta, Georgia, where Dunnnow plays football for the Falcons.I have been blessed throughout my life and rec

41、eived assistance along the way, Dunn said.This is my way of helping to give back to the communities I have lived in.51. The best title of the passage would be _ _.A. Introduction of Warrick DunnB. Homes for the HolidaysC. Fighting against PovertyD. Trouble of Single Parents52. Which statement is tru

42、e about Nyahuma?A. He stayed with his children happily and peacefully.B. He got a fully-furnished new home in Louisiana.C. He could afford the down payment of the house.D. He was the first father the program offered help.53. Warrick Dunn wants to devote his whole life to helping _ _.A. the poor chil

43、dren in the United StatesB. the people who have ever helped himC. the children who want to be football starsD. the single mothers in a difficult position54. Warrick Dunn carries out. his program in in manv plaees, and the correct order shouldbe.A. TampaAtlantaBaton RougeTallahasseeB. AtlantaBaton Ro

44、ugeTallahasseeTampaC. TampaTallahasseeBaton RougeAtlantaD. TallahasseeAtlantaBaton Rouge55. According to the passage, Homes for the Holidays provides _.a. beds for sleepingb. down payment on a homec. teachers for childrend. cleaning suppliese. some basic foodf, servants to do washingA. a-b-d-eB. a-d

45、-e-fC. a-b-c-dD. a-c-d-eDTwo newspapers that revealed (-BCT) government secrets about spying by the National SecurityAgencyThe Washington Post and The Guardian-will share the Pulitzer Prize for public service,announced Monday.The Pulitzers are the best known and most honorable awards for the arts an

46、d journalism in theU.S. The Washington Post and Guardian stories were based on thousands of documents handed overby NSA leaker Edward Snowden. American and British lawmakers criticized the newspapers forrevealing government secrets, but the Pulitzer judges, mostly journalists, praised what they call

47、edauthoritative and insightful reports that helped the public understand how the revealing fits into thelarger system of national security.The Pulitzer for fiction goes to Donna Tartt for her best-selling novel The Goldfinch. ThePulitzer judges called Tartts The Goldfinch a beautifully written comin

48、g-of-age novel that touchesthe heart. It follows a sad boys involvement with a famous painting which he takes from theMetropolitan Museum of Art after a terrorist bombing. USA TODAY named it one of our 10 favoritebooks of 2013 In a 4-star review for USA TODAY , Kevin Nance called the novel a veryent

49、ertaining, darkly funny new book, that goes a long way toward explaining why its author isfinally securing her place alongside the greatest American novelists of the past half-century,including John Updike. Philip Roth Toni Morrison and that other latter-day Dickensian. JohnIrvine.The annual prizes,

50、 begun in 1917, are named for publisher Joseph Pulitzer and are administeredby Columbia University in New York City. In 20 of the categories, each winner receives $10,000.The winner for public service in journalism is awarded a gold medal.56. What is the main idea of the text?A. Donna Tartt and her