內(nèi)蒙古自治區(qū)赤峰市市第一職業(yè)高級中學(xué)2021年高三英語模擬試卷含解析一、選擇題1.Anydelayinhomeworkmaynotwork__________ofstudents.

A.intheabsence

B.inthepresence

C.inthefavour

D.intheattitude參考答案：C2.Pleasedomeafavor—

_______myfriendMr.SmithtoYouthTheaterat7:30tonight.A.toinvite

B.inviting

C.invite

D.invited參考答案：C考查祈使句。前面的祈使句Pleasedomeafavor請求對方“幫個(gè)忙”，后面補(bǔ)充的是求對方幫忙的具體內(nèi)容，即“請你懇請我的朋友史密斯先生晚七點(diǎn)半到青年劇院”，當(dāng)然也應(yīng)該是與前面一致的祈使句。3.Sheoffereda_______of$2000forinformationabouthermissingson.

A.pay

B.reward

C.fee

D.fare參考答案：C略4.WhenyouvisitourtownnextAugust,amodernsportscenter

_______,fortheNational

Gamesaretobeheldthen.

A.willbeconstructing

B.hasbeenconstructing

C.willhavebeenconstructed

D.isbeingconstructed參考答案：C5.Thepolicemankepthiseyes________onthescreenofthecomputertoidentifythecriminal's

footprints.

A.fixing

B.fixed

C.tofix

D.beingfixed參考答案：B6.Thereissomebodywaitingforyou______Ithinkmightbeoneofyourclassmates.

A．who

B．whom

C．whoever

D．which

參考答案：A7.Lackofmoneyledthecompanytoasituation_____theyhadtodecidewhethertheyshouldkeeponwiththeirproduction.A.when B.where C.that D.which參考答案：B8.Morethan40%ofthepopulationinthatcountry

young,andabouttwothirdsofthem

knowhowtoreadandwrite.A.is;don't

B.are;doesn’t

C.is;doesn't

D.are;don't參考答案：D9..Itistheinteractionbetweenpeople,ratherthantheeventsthatoccurintheirlives,_____themainfocusofsocialpsychology.

A.thatis

B.whichis

C.thatare

D.whichare參考答案：A略10.Evidencehasbeenfoundthroughyearsofstudy______children’searlysleepingproblemsarelikelytocontinuewhentheygrowup.A.why

B.how C.whether D.that參考答案：D11.Youshouldhaveinformedmethatthelecturewascanceled.I_____allthewayherethroughtheheavyrain.A.mustn'thaverun

B.can'thaverun

C.shouldn’thaverun

D.needn't

haverun參考答案：D12.----Sillyme!Iforgetwhatmyluggagelookslike.

----Whatdoyouthink_______overthere

A.it

B.that

C.this

D.theone參考答案：B略13.Ilikethisjacketbetterthanthatone,butitcostsalmostthreetimes______.A.asmuch

B.asmany

C.somuch

D.somany參考答案：A14.Irefusetolieaboutit--it’sagainstallmy_________.

A.emotions

B.principles

C.regulations

D.opinions參考答案：B15.—HowdoyoufindJohnson’slastparty?—Well,itcouldn’thavebeen

.Infact,Iwon’tgotohispartynexttime.A.anybetter

B.anyworse

C.anyworst

D.anybest參考答案：B16.Ifeelsurethat________qualification,abilityandexperience,youareabundantlysuitedtothepositionwehaveinmind.

A.infavorof

B.intermsof

C.infaceof

D.inneedof參考答案：B略二、完型填空17.閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D)中，可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng),并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Whenmyoldestsonwasinhighschool,heplannedtoattendaChristiancontemporaryconcertwiththeyouthgroupfromourchurch.Tomy

36

,Aaroninvitedmetogoalong.

I

37

accepted;however,bythetimethedateoftheconcertarrived,myyoungestsonhadbeenill,andIwas

38

abouthim.Myhusband

39

metoattendtheconcert,promisinghewouldtakecareofouryoungest.Ihesitated.Finally,it

40

me.Aaronwassixteenyearsold.Howmany

41

wouldIhavetodosomethingfunwithhim

42

hewentawaytocollege?Andhowmanyyouthactually

43

theirmotherstoattendaconcertwiththemthatwasclearlyfor

teens?

The

44

wasmade.Iwouldnotmissthisopportunity.Attheconcert,IsatwithAaroninthethirdrow,stuffing(填塞)cottoninmyearstoblockoutthe

45

,ear-splittingmusicofthefirstperformer.Istoodwhenthekidsstood,clappedwhentheyclapped,andneverletanyoneknowhow

46

Iwastofeel

the

floor

vibrate(震動)beneathmyfeet.Aaronandhisfriendswere

47

atmyenthusiasm.Bythetimewelefttheconcert,myearswereringing,butitquicklypassed.

48

didmyson'steenageyears.

49

hewasincollegeandawayfromhome.ImissedhimmorethanIcouldsay.OndayswhenIwasespecially

50

forhisreadysmileandhisteasingmanner,Iwouldthinkbacktotheconcertweattendedandbethankfulonceagain

that

I

didn't

51

anopportunitytospendtimewithmyson.Aaronisnowgrownandhasafamilyofhisown,butwearestillvery

52

.Somedayshecallsjustto

53

andtellmeabouthisday.Idropeverythingand

54

themoment,knowingthesetimestooshall

55

.36.A.amazement

B.agreement

C.argument

D.disappointment

37.A.hardly

B.suddenly

C.readily

D.rapidly

38.A.crazy

B.merciful

C.patient

D.concerned

39.A.prevented

B.encouraged

C.stopped

D.refused

40.A.determined

B.hit

C.controlled

D.annoyed

41.A.opportunities

B.years

C.festivals

D.moments

42.A.after

B.since

C.when

D.before

43.A.invited

B.advised

C.allowed

D.promised

44.A.invitation

B.design

C.demand

D.decision

45.A.silly

B.pleasant

C.loud

D.sweet

46.A.excited

B.nervous

C.curious

D.surprised

47.A.puzzled

B.annoyed

C.amused

D.disappointed

48.A.Such

B.Neither

C.So

D.Either

49.A.Innotime

B.Intime

C.Atatime

D.Atthetime

50.A.tired

B.worried

C.upset

D.lonely

51.A.have

B.miss

C.obtain

D.grasp

52.A.close

B.open

C.young

D.positive

53.A.talk

B.speak

C.chat

D.communicate

54.A.wait

B.spend

C.listen

D.enjoy

55.A.pass

B.gain

C.lose

D.keep

參考答案：36–40

ACDBB

41–45

ADADC

46–50

BCCAD

51–55

BACDA略三、閱讀理解18.TheTajMahal(泰姬陵)isalovestory,asadandbeautifulone.Ifitdidn’texist,wewouldeasilyimaginethatthestoryofitsconstructionwassimplyafairytale.Threehundredyearsago,therelivedanIndianemperorcalledShahJahan.Hiswifewasabeautifulandbrightwomanwhomhelovedgreatly.HertitlewasMumtazlMahan:itsshortenedformTajMahan,means“prideofthepalace”.Intheyear1630thisbelovedwifeoftheemperordied.Hewassobrokenheartedthathethoughtofgivinguphisthrone.Hedecidedoutofhisloveforhiswife,tobuildherthemostbeautifultombthathadeverbeenseen.HesummonedthebestartistsandarchitectsfromIndia,Turkey,PersiaandArabiaandfinally,thedesignwascomplete.Ittookmorethantwentythousandmenworkingoveraperiodof18yearstobuildtheTajMahan,oneofthemostbeautifulbuildingsintheworld.Thebuildingitselfstandsonamarbleplatform29meterssquareand6-7metershigh.Towersrisefromeachofthefourcorners.TheTajitselfsoarsanother61metersintotheair.Itisaneight-sidedbuildingmadeofwhitemarble.Theemperorplannedtobuildanidenticaltombofblackmarbleforhimselfontheothersideoftheriverconnectedbyasilverbridge.Howeverhissonputhimintoaprisoninthepalacebeforehecouldfinish,andfortherestofhislife,hecouldonlygazeacrossriveratthetombofhisbelovedwife.8.Thewholepassagetellsusabout______.A.abeautifulfairytaleB.thestoryoftheTajMahalC.whiteandblackmarbletombsmadefortwoemperorsD.thelovestoryofEmperorShahJahanandhiswife9.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueabouttheTajMahal?A.Itwascompletedquicklyowingtotheeffortsofthebestartistsandworkers.B.AlotofpeopletookpartinthebuildingworkC.Itisamagnificentbuilding.D.Itisatombfortheemperor’sbelovedwife.10.Theemperor’sowntombwasdesignedtobe____________.A.metershigh

B.eight-sided

C.black-coloured

D.white-color1ed11.Theemperor_____________.A.diedsoonafterTajMahandied

B.waskilledbyhissonC.wasbelovedbyhispeople

D.diedafter1648參考答案：8-11.BACD19.ElizabethBarrettBrowningandRobertBrowningwerebothEnglishpoets.Thestoryofhowtheymet,fellinlove,andmarriedisoneofthemostfamouslovestoriesinhistory.Thislovestoryisfamousforitspurity,itspoetry,anditspassion.Butmostofall,itisfamousbecausetheirromancetookplaceprimarilybymail.Forthetwoyearsbeforetheymarried,theywrotetoeachotheralmosteveryday.ElizabethBarrettlivedaquietlifeinthehouseofherfather.Sherarelyleftthehousebecauseshewasveryweakandsickwithalungdisease.Fromchildhoodshespenthertimereading,studyingGreek,andwritingpoetry.HerpoemswerepublishedandbecamepopularbothinEnglandandinAmerica.Elizabeth’sfather,MrBarrett,supportedhisdaughter’swriting.However,hewasverystrictandalsoeccentric—herefusedtoletanyofhisthreedaughtersmarry.Hewantedthemalltostaywithhim.WhenElizabethwasthirty-seven,shestilllivedwithherfatherandhertwounmarriedsisters.Shehadnevermarriedorevenbeeninlove.Shelivedinadreamworld.SheknewRobertBrowningonlybyname.However,shereadhispoetryandadmireditgreatly.Sheevenputhisnameinapoemthatshewrote.RobertBrowning’schildhoodwassimilartoElizabeth’s.HestudiedGreek,readagreatdeal,andwrotepoetryataveryyoungage.Asayoungadult,hecontinuedtoreadandwrite,andstruggledtopublishhiswork.Bytheageofthirty,hewasnotyetmarried.Oneday,RobertwasreadingsomeofElizabeth’spoems.Headmiredherpoetryverymuch.Suddenly,hesawhisnameinoneofherpoems.Hewassosurprisedandpleasedthathedecidedtowriteheraletter.Theyearwas1844.Withthisletter,ElizabethBarrettandRobertBrowningbeganasecretcorrespondence.Theywrotetoeachotheralmosteveryday.Atfirst,theirletterswereformalandimpersonal.Theydiscussedpoetryandliterature.Slowly,thelettersbecamemorepersonal.Afriendshipdevelopedastheydiscoveredtheircommoninterestandideas.Theyreadandcriticizedeachother’spoetryandbegantodiscusstheirfriendship.Theyseemedtobeperfectlycompatible,bothintellectuallyandspiritually.Afteroneyear,RobertwrotetoElizabeththathelovedher.Theystillhadnevermeteachother.Finally,ElizabethandRobertarrangedtomeetwhileElizabeth’sfatherwasnotinthehouse.Theywerenervous,andevenshocked,toseeeachotherfacetofaceatlast.Theycontinuedmeetingandtalkingsecretlyonceortwiceaweekforthenextyear.Theyalsocontinuedtowriteeachotherlettereveryday.Elizabethwrote:“...Youcannotguesswhatyouaretome—youcannot—itisnotpossible....Itissomethingtomebetweendreamandmiracle.”Robertansweredthathehadneverkeptajournalbefore,buthehadstartedonenow.Inithewrotethedateofminutestheyhadbeentogetherandsaidthattheyaddeduptotwofulldaysinlength.Then,inSeptember,1846,inasecretmarriageceremony,ElizabethBarrettbecameElizabethBarrettBrowning.Aweeklater,withouttellingElizabeth’sfather,thehappycoupleeloped(私奔)toItaly.TheshockwasterribleforMrBarrett,buthisattitudecouldnotdiminishtheirhappiness.In1849,theysucceededinhavingason.TheylivedinItaly,extremelyhappy,forfifteenyears,untilElizabeth’sdeathin1861.55.Whyistheirlovestoryoneofthemostfamousinhistory?A.Becausetheyaretwopoets.B.Beca