2021届新高考英语各省模拟试题汇编卷 （一）.pdf

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1、2021届新高考英语各省模拟试题汇编卷()、(2021 福建省福州中高三第二学期开学考试)Last year,most people have probably spentmore of 2020 canceling travel plans than booking them,but its not too late to reverse that trend.Here are some vacations you can plan this fall.Road trip to a local farmVisiting a farm is“number one travel pick rig

2、ht now.Price plays a big role in thatsuggestion.Apple picking,for example,is usually very affordable,with some orchards offeringproducts by the pound,for$1 or$2,and others offering a flat fee for an all-you-can fill bag forabout$30.Visit a national parkThere are 421 national parks in the U.S.,so cha

3、nces are that youve got one in driving range.If youre up for a challenge,you can climb the Half Dome in Yosemite or race down the great sanddunes in Colorado.The parks are also affordable.An annual pass,which guarantees entry toevery park for an entire family,is just$80.Plan a camping tripIt doesnt

4、cost much more than camping.Most states have dozens of drive-in camp sites,while you can also find cabins in the$50-$100 per night range.Theres no shortage of activities,either whether its fishing,hiking,biking or just perfecting your camping recipe.Rent an RVRVs are a prime option for a cheap vacat

5、ion.Using an RV for a vacation means youre payingfor your transportation and accommodation all in one.Also,considering that some two-personRVs can go for as little as$175-$200 per night,you can easily find yourself traveling around thecountry without breaking the bank.l .Which vacation would a thril

6、l seeker most probably choose?A.R oad trip to a local farm B.Visit a national parkC.PIan a camping trip D.R ent an RV2.What do the vacations have in common?A.Wallet-friendly.B.Environment-friendly.C.Family-friendly.D.User-friendly.3.Whats the unique advantage of renting RVs?A.It makes your vacation

7、adventurous.B.lt offers free trips around the world.C.You can kill two birds with one stone.D.You may have someone to keep you company.二、(2021 山东济宁高三下 3 月 一 模)I am thrilled to welcome you to the 20th annual R ogerEberts Film Festival,a special event in partnership with the University of Illinois Col

8、lege of Media,the greater Champaign-Urbana community,and movie lovers everywhere.Little did we think,back in 1999,that our experiment in reinventing the film festival to make a festival thatcelebrated overlooked films and the women and men who made those films would become alandmark annual event in

9、the life of our community and contribute to the repairs of theremarkable Virginia Theater.In selecting the films for this year,Chaz Ebert and I looked to women filmmakers for ourinspiration.Fully half of our films are either directed or co-directed by women,and several othershave women in powerful p

10、roducing roles.Films directed or co-directed by women include 13th,directed by Ava DuVernay,Belle,directed by Amma Asante,and American Splendor,directed byShari Springer Berman and R obert Pulcini.And women producers include Lynda Obst and EmmaThomas(Interstellar)and R uth Ann Harnisch and Danielle

11、R enfrew Behrens(Columbus).Our opening night film is The Fugitive,directed by Andrew Davis,a graduate fromUniversity of Illinois.Our Saturday night film is the classic The Big Lebowski.Our guest will be theHollywood master Jeff Dowd.And of course The Alloy Orchestra will be back,this year with APage

12、 of Madness,the classic Japanese silent film.We would like to thank our sponsors,volunteers,festival pass holders,and individual ticketholders for their welcome participation.We look forward to your unwavering support to makeour festival more successful each spring in central Illinois.We especially

13、want to thank theUniversity of Illinois for their loyal support year after year.4.What was the purpose of reinventing R oger Eberts Film Festival in 1999?A.To enrich the life of residents.B.To help rebuild Virginia Theater.C.To work closely with the University of Illinois.D.To honor people whose fil

14、ms were not box-office hits.5.What is the focus of this yearns film selection?A.Hollywood classics.B.Films produced or directed by women.C.Diversity in themes.D.Stories featuring female leading roles.6.What does the underlined word Unwavering in the last paragraph probably mean?A.Consistent.B.Origin

15、al.C.Lega I.D.Conditional.7.Who is most likely the author of the passage?A.The President of the University of Illinois.B.A movie critic who is a friend of the Eberts.C.A member of the Festivals organizing committee.D.A journalist who reports stories about the Festival.三、（2021 张家 口宣化一中高三下阶段模拟）Do you

16、like shopping?For shopaholics in the UK,the place to head to used to be the high street.This location refers to the streets in the centreof a town where businesses and popular branches of retail（零售）chains could be found.It wasthe place where you could find familiar fashion brands and essential every

17、day items.But change in our shopping habits has taken ittoll on the British high street.News aboutshops losing money and shutting is now common.Some city-centre department stores haveclosed and even long-established retailers such as Marks and Spencer have reported profitslumps.As the BBCs Emma Simp

18、son writes,things have become a lot harder for traditional retailersin recent years.They have faced rising costs from wages,business rates and the requirement tointroduce Europes new data law.But the biggest threat has come from online shopping.She says,Consumers now spendone in every five pounds on

19、line-and if businesses are seeing 20 percent fewer sales on the shopfloor,then profit margins will be squeezed.While some of us like to window shop-browsing for things to buy,only to purchase themonline at a discount-the fact is that,overall,shoppers are making fewer visits to high streets.Eventuall

20、y,town centres could become like ghost towns.If people arent out and about shopping,they wont use other services,like cafes,restaurants and cinemas.It also results in job losses.The British R etail Consortium has already warned that 900,000 UK retail jobs could be lostby 2025.The high street has als

21、o suffered from the coming of big shopping malls,which offer aretail experience under one roof,with free parking,away from the bad weather!Meanwhile,back on the high street,some shops still exist.Analysts have said its those thathave moved away from traditional retailing that are surviving.These inc

22、lude beauty salons,nailbars and independent coffee shops-but are these kinds of shops enough to keep the British highstreet open for business?8.What is the high street1?A.The street in the high places in the UK.B.The street without big shopping malls.C.The street where you can buy fast food.D.The ma

23、in street of a town with many businesses.9.What do the underlined words taken its toll in paragraph 2 mean?A.Had a bad effect.B.Taken its advantage.C.Done something good.D.Changed its form.lO.What is the main cause of the decline of the traditional retail?A.R ising costs from wages.B.Online shopping

24、.C.Business rates.D.Europe*s new data law.l l .Which kind of businesses can survive on the high street?A.Popular branches of retail chains.B.Fashion retailers.C.Department stores.D.Beauty salons and nail bars.四、（2021 济南市长清一中高三下学期一模）Sorry to say,our brains naturally start slowingdown at the cruelly y

25、oung age of 30.It used to be thought that this couldnt be helped,butpeople of any age could train their brains to be faster and,in effect,younger.Your brain is alearning machine.Given the right tools,we can train our brains to act like they did when we wereyounger.All thats required is dedicated(专注的

26、)practice:exercises for the mind.A scientist has developed a computer-based training schedule to speed up how the brainprocesses information,Brain HQ.Since much of the data we receive comes through speech,theBrain Fitness Program works with language and hearing to improve both speed and accuracy.Ove

27、r the course of your training,the program starts asking you to distinguish sounds(betweendog and bog,for instance)at an increasingly faster rate.Its a hit like a tennis instructor,shooting balls at you faster and faster over the course of the summer to keep you challenged.Though you may have started

28、 out slow,a month later youre pretty quick.The biggest finding in brain research in the last ten years is that the brain at any age ishighly plastic.If you ask your brain to learn,it will learn.And it may even speed up while in theprocess.To keep your brain young and plastic you can do one of a mill

29、ion new activities thatchallenge and excite you:playing Ping-Pong or contract bridge,doing puzzles,learning anew language,a dance,taking piano lessons,building a model airplane,mastering gardeningtechnique,discovering the secrets of beer making and,sure,relearning advanced mathematics.Anything that

30、closely engages your focus and is strongly rewarding will kick your brain intolearning mode and will definitely improve it.12.Why did the author call our brain a learning machine?A.lt works well at any age.B.lt can be trained to be sharp.C.lt helps you acquire knowledge.D.lt can be used to store inf

31、ormation13.What are you asked to do during the Brain Fitness Program?A.Speak a language at a high speed.B.Tell apart words that sound similar.C.List words that have the same meanings.0.R eceive tennis balls thrown by an instructor.14.Which of the following best describes the learning process of the

32、brain?A.Faster and faster.B.Hard and difficult.C.Tired but delighted.D.Easy but beneficial.15.What do we know from the last paragraph?A.The function of the brain.B.Fitness program arrangement.C.Activities used to train the brain.D.PIeasure from different activities.五、（2021 辽宁名校高三1 2 月联合考试）阅读下面短文，从短文

33、后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余 选项。No matter how much experience you have,its always a good idea for everyone to reviewboating safety rules before departures.Below are basic boating safety tips for you to stay safe.Be weather-wise.Always check local weather conditions before departure.16 If you notice

34、 darkeningclouds and rough changing winds or sudden drops in temperature,play it safe by getting off thewater.Follow a pre-departure checklist.Following a pre-departure checklist is the best way to make sure no boatingsafety rules or precautions have been overlooked or forgotten.Use common sense.One

35、 of the most important parts of boating safety is to use your commonsense.18 You should operate at a safe speed at all times（especially in crowded areas）,stay cautious at all times and steer clear of large vessels and watercraft that can be restricted intheir ability to stop or turn.Also,be respectf

36、ul of buoys（浮标）and other navigational aids,all ofwhich have been placed there to ensure your own safety.Make sure more than one person on board is familiar with all aspects of your boatshandling,operations,and general boating safety.If the primary navigator is injured in any way,it*s important to ma

37、ke sure someone else can follow the proper boating safety rules to geteveryone else back to shore.Develop a float plan.Whether you choose to inform a family member or staff at your local marina,always besure to let someone else know your float plan.20A.This means a lot.B.Choose an assistant captain.

38、C.Make some boating safety rules.D.Weather broadcast can be unreliable.E.TV and radio forecasts can be a good source of information.F.Proper boating safety includes being prepared for any possibility on the water.G.This should include where you*re going and how long youre going to be gone.六、(2021 山东

39、潍坊高三3 月一模)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Trent Johnson just celebrated his graduation from medical school in Ohio with a ceremonyat his parents home in Florida.He 21 a couple weeks before his actual ceremony that the college was canceling it onaccount of the deadly coronavirus.He was absol

40、utely 22.His friends 23 him to create a website so that all of his family flying into Columbusoriginally still could celebrate 24.They made the living room look as special as possiblegiven the 25 of the ceremony.Theres nothing that could have substituted thatspecial 26.His twitter where the video im

41、mediately went 27 has almost half a million views.Hewas on the news and was 28 in the New York Times.“I remember seeing my face on the newspaper and thinking wow I not only became adoctor,but I motivated people all over the world to 29 their dreams.That was trulya(n)30 moment.Johnson was brought up

42、in an underdeveloped area where people wouldhave 31 socioeconomic class and it was the type of the community that he wantedto 32.Now as a 33 at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore,he 34 has anopportunity to do that.As Johnson settles into his new surroundings,he will continue to spread his message o

43、fhope and 35.21.A.recognizedB.learnedC.anticipatedD.recalled22.A.sorrowfulB.pitifulC.awkwardD.guilty23.A.permittedB.beggedC.appointed0.helped24.A.consistentlyB.virtuallyC.casually0.formally25.A.standardB.originC.popularity0.atmosphere26.A.memoryB.optionC.momentD.design27.A.viralB.madC.wildD.blank28.

44、A.evaluatedB.featuredC.engaged0.promoted29.A.changeB.startC.sacrifice0.follow30.A.scaryB.awfulC.incredibleD.specific31.A.lowB.powerfulC.rareD.noble32.A.healB.escapeC.reformD.serve33.A.pioneerB.chemistC.physicianD.professor34.A.seldomB.justC.stillD.yet35.A.admirationB.innovationC.cooperation0.inspira

45、tion七、(2021 山东荷泽高三3 月一模)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Cities are diverse ecosystems,and a large number of species share our urban areas.As ourcity spreads,we need think about 36 it is like for other species to have human neighbors.Because cities 37(build)for humans,they do not always provide suit

46、able habitatsfor wildlife.For example,most city parks are kept neat and tidy so that humans will find them38(pretty)than before.But when we cut grass or plant flowers,we destroy naturalhabitats.When a bridge in Austin,Texas was repaired,engineers added small gaps running along thelength of its botto

47、m.39 made a good home for bats,and soon the bridge was the homeof thousands of bats.At first,people were afraid 40 the bats.Now,they have come tovalue 41(they)winged neighbors.The bats are a tourist 42(attract),and theyeat lots of bugs every night.There are also structures built with the objective o

48、f 殁(bring)wildlife into the city.The Beijing Olympic Forest Park is a good example.The park 44(use)native plants andcreated open,natural spaces for wildlife.The result is a zone where over 160 species of b汗 ds canmove about 45(free).If we learn to share our space,we can become better neighbors tothe

49、 wildlife around us.八、（2021 苏州市相城区陆慕高级中学高三第一学期调研）假定你是李华，你校下周二将邀请 Green教授做一个关于西方礼仪的讲座。请你以学生会的名义用英文写一份通知,内容包括：1.讲座的主题；2.时间和地点；3.听讲座时的注意事项。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。3.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。A notice九、（2021 重庆市高三1 2 月质量检测）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。Two months ago,my friend Lisa,Harry and I,plann

50、ed to do something adventurous,so wedecided to explore a deep cave in the outskirt of our city with some food,water,torches andmost importantly our cell phones.But things were not going well.We could not find any vehicleto drop us there.At long last,we managed to find a taxi which took us to the out