高考英語全國卷聽力_高考英語模擬試題無聽力

1、本文格式為word版，下載可任意編輯高考英語全國卷聽力_高考英語模擬試題無聽力 看到高考英語模擬試題無聽力版本的試題，有沒有松了一口氣?下面是我給大家整理的高考英語模擬試題無聽力的相關學問，供大家參閱! 高考英語模擬試題無聽力第一部分 第一部分 英語學問運用(共三節(jié)，滿分40分) 第一節(jié) 語音學問(共5小題;每小題1分，滿分5分) 從a、b、c、d四個選項中，找出其劃線部分與所給單詞的劃線部分的讀音相同的選項。 1. result a. purpose b. exercise c. expensive d. increase 2. foot a. tool b. stood c. blood

2、d. food 3. noticed a. dreamed b. judged c. constructed d. watched 4. border a. corporation b. forbid c. competitor d. comfort 5. social a. december b. currency c. ancient d. coincidence 其次節(jié) 語法和詞匯學問(共15小題;每小題1分，滿分15分) 從a、b、c、d四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。 6. - would you mind giving your advice on how to impr

3、ove our business work? - if you make _ most of the equipment, there will be _ rise in production. a.不填;不填 b. the;a c.不填;a d. the;不填 7. regulations require _ special diets _ the cooking manager in advance. a. who needs; informs b. no matter who need; informed c. whoever need; inform d. whoever needs;

4、 inform 8. now listen, tom, the young couple next door is arguing again. yeah, they always are. constant arguing doesnt _ a happy marriage. a. get across b. attend to c. make for d. apply to 9. at the press conference, chinas foreign ministry _ international efforts to _ the peace process in darfur.

5、 a. appealed to; apply for b. called for; push forward c. insisted on; put up d. approved of; break down 10. _by his parents for long, john feels sad in the heart though he appears _ bothered about it. a. being ignored; not to be b. to be ignored; to have not been c. ignored; not to be d. ignoring;

6、not being 11. _ national stadium, known as _"birds nest', was put into _operation this march. a. /; the; / b. the; the; / c. the; the; a d.a; the; / 12. praise is like sunlight to the human spirit; without _ we cannot flower and grow. a. them b. it c. that d. which 13. _ the first time in t

7、he history of us, more than one _100 american adults is _ bars, that is, in prison, according to a new report from the pew center on the states. a. in; out of; before b. for; among; on c. at; for; beyond d. for; in; behind 14. the doctor will see you again next week. _, you must rest as much as poss

8、ible. a. meanwhile b. consequently c. therefore d. actually 15. the doctor said that he had to take the medicine three times a day so as to be _ the pain in his leg. a. free from b. away from c. out of touch with d. in track of 16. it was _ the exam results were known _ a lot of time on computer gam

9、es. a. until; did the boy begin to regret having wasted b. not until; that the boy began to regret to have wasted c. not until; that the boy began to regret wasting d. until; did the boy begin to regret to waste 17. we have found that children laugh more freely, releasing 10 ah per second, which is_

10、 an adult, kimura, a professor at kansai university in the western city of osaka, said. a. about twice as much as b. twice as much as about c. about twice as many for d. twice about as many as 18. last year, our country _ the successful launch of change i, which has _ our countrys status in the worl

11、d. a. proved; submitted b. provided; improved c. advocated; increased d. witnessed; promoted 19. _ from what he said, _ the right decisions _ the future is probably the most important thing well ever do in our lives. a. judged; making; concerning b. judging; make; concerning c. to judge; to make; co

12、ncerned d. having judged; making; concerned 20. could you please spare me a few minutes? _, but youd better state the key points. a. im sorry b. go ahead c. no problem d. i hope so 第三節(jié) 完形填空(共20小題;每小題1分，滿分20分) 下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個選項(a、b、c和d)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。 we are bothered that the kids arent old enough

13、 but well be more 21 when they are.after that were 22 that we have teenagers to deal with.we will 23 be happy when they are out of that se. we always tell ourselves that our life will be 24 when our spouse(配偶) gets his or her act together, when we get a nice car, and are able to go on a nice vocatio

14、n when we 25 .the truth is，theres no better time than 26 .if not now, when? our life will always be filled with 27 .its best to admit this to ourselves and decide to be happy 28 . one of my 29 quotes comes from alfred souza.he said "for a long time it had seemed to me that life was about to beg

15、inreal life.but there was always some 30 in the way, something to be 31 first, some unfinished business，time still to be served，a debt to be paid. then life would begin.32 ，it dawned on me that these obstacles were my life.this perspective has helped me to see that there is no 33 to happiness.happin

16、ess is the way.so 34 every moment that you have.and remember that 35 waits for no one.so 36 waiting until you finish schoo1, until you go back to school, until you get married，until you get 37 ;until you have kids;until you retire;until you get a new car or home;until spring;until you are 38 again t

17、o decide that there is no better time than right now to be happy. happiness is a journey，not a(n) 39 .so，work like you dont need money，love like youve never been hurt, 40 dance like no ones watching. 21.a.unhappy b.content c.upset d.enthusiastic 22.a.confused b.determined c.annoyed d.amazed 23.a.for

18、tunately b.deliberately c.surprisingly d.certainly 24.a.complete b.ruined c.broken d.reasonable 25.a.refresh b.work c.retire d.complain 26.a.ever b.before c.right now d.future 27.a.fancies b.happiness c.doubts d.challenges 28.a.anyway b.presently c.occasionally d.immediately 29.a.primary b.favorite

19、c.personal d.pessimistic 30.a.expectation b.success c.conflict d.obstacle 31.a.gotten round b.gotten down c.gotten away d.gotten through 32.a.eventually b.abruptly c.regularly d.frequently 33.a.problem b.way c.good d.need 34.a.admire b.remember c.treasure d.appreciate 35.a.happiness b.time c.1ife d.

20、work 36.a.stop b.start c.keep d.continue 37.a.changed b.divorced c.tired d.discouraged 38.a.relaxed b.delighted c.born d.forced 39.a.experience b.approach c.suspicion d.destination 40.a.and b.but c.nevertheless d.yet 高考英語模擬試題無聽力其次部分 其次部分 理解(共25小題;第一節(jié)每小題2分，其次節(jié)每小題1分;滿分45分) 第一節(jié) 下面短文，從每題所給的四個選項(a、b、c和d)

21、中，選出最佳選項。 a if you need to evacuate (leave your home for safer ground), the most important thing is to take your pet with you. leaving pets behind, even if you try to create a safe place in your home for them, is not the best action. but, pets can not go with you to a red cross emergency shelter (un

22、less they are service animals, like dogs for the visually impaired). since your pet can not go to the shelter, you need to plan ahead. contact some motels outside your immediate area and ask about these hotels policies on accepting pets during an emergency. keep a list of pet friendly places in your

23、 emergency kit so you will know where to go when it comes. if you get advance notice that you will need to evacuate, call and make a reservation at the pet friendly places right away! you can also ask friends or relatives outside the area if they could keep your pets in an emergency. prepare a list

24、of boarding facilities and veterinarians (獸醫(yī)) who could shelter your animals in an emergency. keep the list in your emergency kit. if you have more than one pet, they may be more comfortable if they are kept together, but in an emergency that might not be possible. if you are under a disaster warnin

25、g, keep your pets inside with you and make sure they are wearing labels fastened to their collars (頸圈) before you have to evacuate so you dont have to look for them. 41. the underlined word "motels' in paragraph 2 can be replaced by "_'. a. hotels b. restaurants c. bars d. factorie

26、s 42. according to the writer, when in an emergency, we can turn to all the followings except _. a. friends outside the area b. relatives outside the area c. neighbors d. veterinarians 43. by saying "make sure they are wearing labels fastened to collars', the writer means that _. a. its eas

27、y for them to escape b. veterinarians will treat them better c. they can be sold at high prices d. its easy to identify them 44. which of the following words can best describe the writer? a. energetic and merciful. b. kind and thoughtful. c. polite and sympathetic. d. powerful and learned. b british

28、 scientists may have discovered the reason why red wine appears to protect the heart. they say natural chemicals found in red wine appear to protect against blocked blood passages. the chemical substances are called polyphenols. they come from the outer covering of grapes. they are not present in ot

29、her alcoholic drinks. researchers from the william harvey research institute at the london school of medicine and dentistry carried out the study. the findings are published in nature magazine. the scientists say their discovery explains why many people in southern europe can eat fatty foods and sti

30、ll have a low risk of heart disease. people in france, for example, have lower rates of heart disease than americans do. yet the traditional french diet includes butter, cheese and other foods high in cholesterol. this led the british scientists to examine another important part of the french diet r

31、ed wine. several earlier studies have suggested that people who drink moderate amounts of alcohol may reduce their risk of heart disease. the british team experimented with cells from the blood vessels of cows. the scientists studied the effects of twenty-three kinds of red wine on the cow cells. th

32、ey found that polyphenols from all of the red wines stopped production of a protein called endothelin-one. this protein causes blood vessels to become smaller. scientists believe endothelin-one is linked to hardening of the blood vessels, which is a cause of heart disease. the scientists say people

33、who already drink wine might consider drinking red wine to increase their protection against heart disease. 45. people in _ have lower rates of heart disease than americans do. a. china b. france c. new york d. japan 46. the underlined word "moderate' in paragraph 4 probably means _. a. 過量的

34、 b. 現(xiàn)代的 c. 適度的 d. 重要的 47. from paragraph 5 we can infer that _. a. polyphenols from all of the red wines can protect against blocked blood passage. b. the blood vessels are blocked by cells. c. the blood vessels are blocked by red wine. d. the cells from the blood cause heart disease. 48. the best t

35、itle of this passage is _. a. red wine and heart disease. b. red wine c. heart disease d. alcohol drinks and heart disease c ive heard my own younger cousins asking me this question why should i respect somebody just because he / she is elder to me? simply, you should show respect to everybody, even

36、 those whore younger, especially your elders because they have done a lot for us directly and most of us owe everything to their kindness and love. when we show them respect, it is one way of expressing our own love and gratitude to them. besides, elders have also been through all the phases you are

37、 going through and know a little more about the world than you. however, much you disagree with them, give them credit for their experience. it is likely that you dont agree with the beliefs of your elders. but remember even this is nothing new. all younger generations have always disagreed with the

38、ir elders and it is these differences that bring changes in human society. why, then, do we say the modern generation has lost respect for elders? i think, partly this is because, with changing times and cultural influences, youngsters no longer know what is interpreted as disrespect to elders. for

39、instance, in earlier times, children wouldnt yell back. yes, there were disagreements. but youngsters would quietly express their views and if there were arguments, they wouldnt raise their voices. nowadays, children fight back, causing even more aggravation (惡化). the result is an ugly war of words.

40、 another example, children dont sit on a higher level than their elders. therefore, if there were no space on sofas or chairs, children would immediately give up their places, and sit on the carpet. this is not a question of who has more rights. it is simply that those who are younger have the stren

41、gth, so it is natural to show consideration to those who are older and perhaps, at a slight disadvane. 49. the author may agree with that . a. youngsters can tell respect from disrespect to elders b. those whore younger should also be respected c. youngsters are wiser and more experienced d. there w

42、ere no arguments in the old days 50. what is the result when youngsters fight back? a. there will be a fierce war between them. b. there will be a dead silence. c. they will fight with elders. d. they will shout out to each other. 51. there might be disagreements when _. a. all youngsters disagree w

43、ith their fellows b. youngsters have respect for elders c. their opinions are different from each other d. elders have done all for youngsters 52. what is the main purpose of this passage may be to? a. to tell youngsters to show respect for the elders. b. to warn youngsters not to debate with the el

44、ders. c. to suggest youngsters not sitting higher than the elders. d. to persuade youngsters to learn about what is disrespect. d airbus and boeing say they expect china to become the worlds second-biggest aircraft market, after the united states, with airlines buying a total of 1,900 to 2,600 plane

45、s in the next two decades. commenting on the planned assembly line (裝配線), which is to be in tianjin, leahy said the plant would be staffed at first with two-thirds european employees and one-third local residents, but that airbus hoped to achieve a mix of 90 percent local and 10 percent expatriate (

46、居住在外國的人) in three to five years. the assembly line is expected to deliver its first planes in early 2021. it will make a320s, and it should hit full capacity of four planes a month in 2021. airbus has said 14 customers have either placed orders for or committed to buy a total of 173 a380s, with buye

47、rs including singapore airlines, emirates airlines and qantas. airbus is scheduled to deliver its first a380 to singapore airlines on oct. 15, after a delay of more than a year because of production problems. in 2021, airbus predicted china would need 200 jumbo jets like the a380 over the next 20 ye

48、ars. last month, china adopted a series of measures aimed at controlling rapid growth in air traffic that has begun to raise concerns about safety. applications to start new airlines will be suspended until 2021, and the growth of existing airlines will be subject to government controls, the general

49、 administration of civil aviation of china said on its web site on aug. 15. the a380 that flew over hong kong on monday scraped its left wing tip saturday on a hangar (庫) at suvarnabhumi airport in bangkok. leahy said the plane was being pulled with its engines shut off and that the planes pilots we

50、re not to blame. 53. why did airbus fail to deliver its first a380 on time? a. because it didnt have enough workers. b. because there were too many customers. c. because it was out of its budget than expected. d. because something went wrong in its production. 54. china began to control the numbers

51、of planes because of . a. safety b. time c. economy d. land 55. we can know from the passage that_. a. the a380 had an accident in hong kong b. the u.s.a is the worlds second-biggest aircraft market c. airbus and boeing both expect to sell more planes in china d. the assembly line in tianjin can pro

52、duce four planes a month now 56. in 2021, if the plant in tianjin has 10000 workers in total, there will be about_. a. 9000 chinese b. 9000 foreigners c. 100 europeans d. 100 chinese e the first skin patch (貼劑) to treat the dementia (癡呆) that alzheimers patients suffer from gained federal approval,

53、a drug company said monday. the drug in the patch, called exelon or rivastigmine, is the same as that now available in capsule (膠囊) form but provides a regular and continuous dose throughout the day, according to novartis pharmaceuticals corp. since the drug enters the bloodstream directly, the patc

54、h also removes some of the stomach side effects associated with other drugs swallowed. the drug is meant to treat the symptoms (癥狀) of dementia in patients with alzheimers disease. it also won food and drug administration approval to treat patients with mild to moderate parkinsons disease dementia, novartis said. about 4.5 million americans have alzheimers. as the disease progresses, it robs patients of their memories and changes how they both think and behave. its finally deadly. rivastigmine isnt a cure. it inhibits (抑制) the breakdown of a chemical in the b