河南省焦作市沁陽(yáng)中學(xué)高一英語(yǔ)模擬試題含解析一、選擇題1.InBritain,studentscan___________somesubjectsiftheydon’tlikethem.A.stop

B.drop

C.skip

D.limit參考答案：B2.Weshouldgivechildrentherighttovoicetheiropinions______theyaredifferentfromyourown.A.so

B.evenif

C.unless

D.asif參考答案：B3.Thepolicemandidn’targuewithus.Hejusttoldus_______.A.howtodo

B.whattodo

C.whattodoit

D.howdoit參考答案：B4.Canyoutellme

therailwaystation?

A.howIcangetto

B.howcanIgettoC.whereIcangetto

D.wherecanIgetto

參考答案：A5.—Edith,wouldyoumindmyopeningthedoor?—____.Iamfeelingrathercold.

A.That’sallright

B.You’dbetternot

C.Goodidea

D.Notatall.參考答案：B考察情景交際，hadbetternot+V原，表示最好不要做某事。6.Wedidn’texpecthousepricestogoupsoquickly,but

that’sexactlywhathappened.A.moreover B.somehow C.anyhow D.however參考答案：C7.

Isthisthemuseum

theexhibitionwasheld?A.theone

B.that

C.onwhich

D.where參考答案：D8.Someresearchersbelievethatthereisnodoubt________acureforAIDSwillbefound.A．which

B．that

C．what

D．whether參考答案：B9.TheNBAis_____organizationofprofessional（職業(yè)的）basketballplayersintheUSA.

A.a

B.an

C.the

D./參考答案：B10.—Mr.andMrs.Whiteboughtatentjustnow.

—Oh,theyareconsidering_________campingthisweekend.A.tobegoingB.togoC.tohavegoneD.going參考答案：d略11.Icometotellyouhe____forLondontomorrowmorning．Hisplane____attenthirty． A.isleaving;leaves B.isleaving;isleaving C.leaves;leaves D.leaves;isleaving參考答案：A12.Atlast，Iwasableto________mymothertofollowmyadvice.A．suggest

B．a(chǎn)dvise

C．persuade

D．prefer參考答案：C[句意：最后，我終于說(shuō)服媽媽聽(tīng)從了我的建議。suggestsbdoingsth建議某人做某事；advisesbtodosth建議某人做某事；persuadesbtodosth說(shuō)服某人做某事；prefersbtodosth更喜歡某人做某事。]13.Wasitin1969

theAmericanastronautsucceeded

landingonthemoon?A．when;onB．that;onC．when;inD．that;in參考答案：D略14.Thereportsaidabuswentoutof

control

on

thehighway

southofthecityandrushedintoariver.A.the,the

B./,the

C.the,/

D./,/參考答案：D略15.OnJune30,2014,theBayBridge,whichis41kilometreslong,______,becomingtheworld’slongestbridgeoverwater.A.opens

B.wasopened C.hasbeenopened

D.hadbeenopened參考答案：B16.Bynomeans_______giveintotheunreasonabledemand.

A.wewill

B.wewon’t

C.willwe

D.won’twe參考答案：C略二、完型填空17.

Thestorygoesthattwofriendswerewalkingthroughthedesert.Duringsomepointofthejourneytheyhada(n)

46,andonefriendslapped（扇耳光）theotheroneinthe

47.

Theonewhogotslappedwashurt,butwithout48

anything,hewroteinthesand:"Todaymybestfriendslappedmeintheface."

They

49walkinguntiltheyfoundanoasis（綠洲）,wheretheydecidedtotakea

50.Theonewhohadbeenslappedgot

51

inthemire（沼澤）andstarted

52,butthefriendsavedhim.

Afterhe

53

fromtheneardrowning,hewroteonastone:"Todaymybestfriendsavedmy

54."

Thefriendwhohadslappedandsavedhisbestfriendaskedhim,“55

Ihurtyou,youwroteinthesandandnowyouwriteonastone.Why?"

Theotherfriend

56,"Whensomeonehurtsusweshouldwriteit

57

inthesandwherewindsof

58

caneraseitaway.Butwhensomeonedoessomething

59

forus,wemustengraveitinthestonewherenowindcanevereraseit."

Learntowriteyourhurtsinthesandandtocarveyour

60

inthestone.

Theysayit

61

aminutetofindaspecialperson,anhourto

62him,adaytolovehim,buta(n)

63

lifetoforgethim.

64thisphrasetothepeopleyou’llneverforget.It’sashortmessagetoletthem65thatyou’llneverforgetthem.46.A.agreement B.discussion C.argument D.appointment

47.A.nose B.face C.head D.neck48.A.saying B.noticing C.discovering D.spotting49.A.workedon B.movedon C.kepton D.puton50.A.breath B.chance C.walk D.bath51.A.interested B.involved C.surprised D.struck52.A.walking B.drowning C.swimming D.climbing53.A.learned B.recovered C.chose D.separated54.A.pains B.face C.life D.energy55.A.After B.Before C.Unless D.Although56.A.screamed B.replied C.repeated D.announced57.A.up B.on C.over D.down58.A.forgiveness B.apology C.belief D.respect59.A.damaged B.injured C.good D.harmful60.A.sickness B.quality C.failure D.benefits61.A.takes B.costs C.spends D.pays62.A.arrange B.appoint C.appreciate D.agree63.A.entire B.grateful C.reliable D.active64.A.Defend B.Send C.Advance D.Intend65.A.remind B.confuse C.handle D.know參考答案：46-50:CBACD

51-55:DBBCA

56-60:BDACD

61-65:ACABD三、閱讀理解18.MostBritishtelephonecardsarejustplaingreen,butcardcollectingisbecomingapopularhobbyinBritainandcollectorsevenhavetheirownmagazine,InternationalTelephoneCards.Onereasonfortheirinterestisthatcardsfromaroundtheworldcomeinawidevarietyofdifferentandoftenveryattractivedesigns.Thereare100,000differentcardsinJapanalone,andthereyoucanputyourowndesignontoablankcardsimplybyusingaphotographorabusinesscard.Thefirsttelephonecards,producedin1976,wereItalian.FiveyearslaterthefirstBritishcardappeared,andnowyoucanbuycardsinmorethanahundredcountries.Peopleusuallystartcollectingcardsmainlybecausetheyareattractive,smallandlight,andtheydonotneedmuchspace.Itisalsoacheaphobbyforbeginners,althoughforsomepeopleitbecomesaseriousbusiness.InParis,forexample,thereisamarketwhereyoucanbuyonlytelephonecards,andsomeFrenchcardscostupto4,000pounds.ThefirstJapanesecardhasavalueofabout28,000pounds.Mostpeopleonlyseecardswithpricesliketheseintheircollectors’magazine.1.Thepassageismainlyabout___

A.thedisadvantagesofphonecards

B.phonecardcollectingasahobbyC.reasonsforphonecardcollecting

D.thegreatvarietyofphonecards.2．WhendidpeopleinBritainbegintousephonecards?A.In1971.

B.In1975.

C.In1976.

D.In19813．Themainreasonformostpeopletocollectphonecardsisthat___

A.theyfindthecardsbeautifulandeasytokeepB.theyliketohavesomethingfromdifferentcountriesC.theywanttomakemoneywithcardsD.theythinkthecardsareconvenienttouse4.ThewritermentionsamarketinParisinordertoshowthat___

A.cardcollectingispopularamongyoungpeople

B.FrenchandJapanesecardsarethemostvaluableC.peoplecanmakemoneyoutofcardcollectingD.cardcollectors’magazinesareveryuseful參考答案：1B2D3A

4C

試題分析：本文是一篇說(shuō)明文。文章記述了在英國(guó)流行的一項(xiàng)活動(dòng)——收集電話卡，并說(shuō)明了人們收集電話卡的原因，以及電話卡的價(jià)值。1.B主旨大意題。根據(jù)閱讀全文可知文章記述了一項(xiàng)流行活動(dòng)即收集電話卡，故B正確。2.D細(xì)節(jié)判斷題。根據(jù)第二段“Thefirsttelephonecards,producedin1976,wereItalian.FiveyearslaterthefirstBritishcardappeared,”可知第一張電話卡出現(xiàn)在1976年，5年后出現(xiàn)在英國(guó)，故D正確。3.A細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段“Peopleusuallystartcollectingcardsmainlybecausetheyareattractive,smallandlight,andtheydonotneedmuchspace.”可知人們收藏電話卡主要是由于具有吸引力以及不會(huì)占用很大空間。故A正確。4.C

細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段“andsomeFrenchcardscostupto4,000pounds.ThefirstJapanesecardhasavalueofabout28,000pounds.Mostpeopleonlyseecardswithpricesliketheseintheircollectors’magazine.”可知在法國(guó)市場(chǎng)后面主要講述卡的價(jià)值。故C正確。19.Thepolicemanmoveduptheavenueimpressively.Itwasbarely10o'clockatnight，butthechillywindwithrainhadkeptpeopleoutofthestreets.Thepolicemansuddenlyslowedhiswalk.Inthedoorwayofadarkenedstoreamanleaned，withanunlightedcigarinhismouth.Asthepolicemanwalkeduptohimthemanspokeupquickly.“It'sallright，officer，”hesaid，“I'mjustwaitingforafriend.It'sanappointmentmadetwentyyearsago.Well，aboutthatlongagothereusedtobearestaurantwherethisstorestands—‘BigJoe’Brady'srestaurant.”“Untilfiveyearsago，”saidthepoliceman.“Itwastorndownthen.”Themaninthedoorwaystruckamatchandlithiscigar.Thelightshowedapale，square-jawedfacewithkeeneyes，andalittlewhitescarnearhisrighteyebrow.Hisscarfpinwasalargediamond.“Twentyyearsagotonight，”saidtheman，“Idinedhereat‘BigJoe’Brady'swithJimmyWells，mybestfriend，andthefinestguyintheworld.HeandIwereraisedhereinNewYork，justliketwobrothers，together.IwaseighteenandJimmywastwenty.ThenextmorningIwastostartfortheWesttomakemyfortune.Youcouldn'thavedraggedJimmyoutofNewYork；hethoughtitwastheonlyplaceonearth.Well，weagreedthatnightthatwewouldmeethereagainexactlytwentyyearsfromthatdateandtime，nomatterwhatourconditionsmightbeorfromwhatdistancewemighthavetocome.Wefiguredthatintwentyyearseachofusoughttohaveourfortunesmade，whatevertheyweregoingtobe.”“Itsoundsprettyinteresting，”saidthepoliceman.“Ratheralongtimebetween

meets，though，itseemstome.Haven'tyouheardfromyourfriendsinceyouleft？”“Well，yes，foratimewecorresponded，”saidtheother.“Butafterayearortwowelosttrackofeachother.YetIknowJimmywillmeetmehereifhe'salive，forhealwayswasthetruestguyintheworld.He'llneverforget.Icameathousandmilestostandinthisdoortonight，andit'sworthitifmyoldpartnerturnsup.”Thepolicemantwirledhisclub(警棍)andtookasteportwo，saying：“I'llbeonmyway.Hopeyourfriendcomesaroundallright.”“I'llgivehimhalfanhouratleast.IfJimmyisalivehe'llbeherebythattime.Solong，officer.”“Good-night，sir，”thepolicemanwentaway.Themanwhohadcomeathousandmilestofillanappointmentwiththefriendofhisyouth，smokedhiscigarandwaited.Abouttwentyminuteshewaited，andthenatallmaninalongovercoat，withcollarturneduptohisears，hurriedacrossfromtheoppositesideofthestreet.Hewentdirectlytothewaitingman.“Isthatyou，Bob？”heasked，doubtfully.“Isthatyou，JimmyWells？”criedthemaninthedoor.“Blessmyheart！”exclaimedthenewarrival，graspingboththeother'shandswithhisown.“It'sBob，sureasfate.IwascertainI'dfindyouhere.Well，twentyyearsisalongtime.”“You'vechangedlots，Jimmy.Ineverthoughtyouweresotallbytwoorthreeinches.”“Oh，IgrewabitafterIwastwenty.Comeon，Bob；we'llgoaroundtoaplaceIknowof，andhaveagoodlongtalkaboutoldtimes.”Thetwomenstartedupthestreet，arminarm.ThemanfromtheWest，hisegotism(自負(fù))enlargedbysuccess，wasbeginningtooutlinethehistoryofhiscareer.Theother，hiddeninhisovercoat，listenedwithinterest.Atthecornerstoodadrugstore，brilliantwithelectriclights.Whentheycamein，eachofthemturnedtogazeupontheother'sface.ThemanfromtheWeststoppedsuddenlyandreleasedhisarm.“You'renotJimmyWells，”hesaidsharply.“Twentyyearsisalongtime，butnotlongenoughtochangeaman'snosefromstraighttoflat.”Thetallmansaid，“You'vebeenunderarrestfortenminutes，Bob.Chicagothinksyoumayhavedroppedoverourwayandasksustohaveachatwithyou.Goingquietly，areyou？That'ssensible.Now，beforewegoontothestationhere'sanotetoyou.Youmayreadithereatthewindow.It'sfromPatrolman(巡警)Wells.”ThemanfromtheWestunfoldedthelittlepieceofpaper.Hishandwassteadywhenhebegantoread，butittrembledalittlewhenhehadfinished.Thenotewasrathershort.“Bob：Iwasattheappointedplaceontime.WhenyoustruckthematchtolightyourcigarIsawitwasthefaceofthemanwantedinChicago.Someho