高考英語模擬試題及答案

【篇一：高考英語模擬題及答案】

＞總分150分

一、單項填空（共25小題，每題1分；滿分25分）a）從a、b、c、d中找出劃線部分

與所給單詞的劃線部分讀音相似的選項。例：havea.gaveb.savec.hat

d.made

答案是c。

1.a.b.c.d.2.a.b.c.d.3.a.b.c.d.4.a.b.c.d.5.

a.b.c.d.b）從a、b、c、d四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳答案。例：we-

lastnight,butwewenttotheconcertinstead,a.musthavestudied

b.mightstudy

c.shouldhavestudied

d.wouldstudy

答案是c。

6.parisismostbeautifulcity,whereyoucanseefamouseiffeltower.

a.a;the

b.a;不填

c.the;a

d.不填;the

7,--"areyoufamiliarwiththemusic?

——yes.therewasatimethiskindofmusicwasquitepopular,a.that

b.when

c?withwhich

d.aboutwhich

8.theyaregoodfriends.isnowonderthattheyknoweachothersowell.

a.this

b.that

c.there

b.hasgone

c,isgoing

d.went

11,—youmustphoneuseveryweek,——yes,i

a.must

b.haveto

c.will

d.should

12.——whatareyougoingtodothisafternoon?illprobablygoforawalk

lateronitstaysfine,a.asfaras

b.solongas

c.evenif

d.asif

13.ihadtobecausesomeoneelsewantedtousethephone,a.giveup

b.putup

c.hangup

d.ringup

14.aterriblethoughtsuddenlyme--hadanyonebrokenintothehouse?

a.struck

b.beat

c.knocked

d?attacked

15.mariahastobaby-sit.thatsshecantcomeoutwithus.a.why

b.how

c.when

d.what

16.peopleoftenwanttoknowwhatmyjobis.oftenithatquestion.

a.ask

b?amasking

c.getasked

d?getasking

17.ifthecompanywantstofireme,theyhavetogivemethreemonths

a.notice

b.advice

c,information

d.message

18.youcanbuythesemapsatrailwaystation,theyallhavethem,a.all

b.any

c.every

d.each

19.theyellowriver,tobe“themotherriver”,runsacrosschinalikea

hugedragon.

a.saying

b.tosay

c.said

d.beingsaid

20.thenewspapersbackhomedonthaveasmanypagesastheyhere.

a.are

b.do

c,have

d.arehaving

21.icouldntmakeoutwhattheyweresaying,fortheyspoketome

a,rightaway

b.allthetime

c.inall

d.atonce

22.car17wontherace?yes,butitsdrivercamecloseto

a.havingbeenkilledb.havebeenkilled

【篇二：成人高考英語模擬試題及答案】

class=txt>I.phonetics(10points)

directions:

ineachofthefollowinggroupsofwords,therearefourunderlinedletter

combinationsmarkeda,b,candd.comparetheunderlinedpartsandidentifythe

onethatisdifferentfromtheothersinpronunciation,markyouranswerby

blackeningthecorrespondingletterontheanswersheet.

l.a.headb.horizonc.honourd.human

2.a.cityb.bicyclec.faced.climb

3.a.thinkb.thesec.breathed.with

4,a.groundb.countryc.thousandd.found

5.a.pourb.hourc.coursed.four

6.a.bothb.postc.coldd.son

7.a.altogetherb.talkc.alwaysd.also

8.a.suggestionb.nationc.dictationd.satisfaction

9.a.startedb.closedc.waitedd.needed

lO.a.rareb.farec.scared.are

n.vocabularyandstructure(40points)

directions:

thereare40incompletesentencesinthissection,foreachsentencethereare

fourchoicesmarkeda,b,candd.chooseoneanswerthatbestcompletesthe

sentenceandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheanswersheet.

11.ideaofsoundsmuchbetterthanclarers.

a.the,hersb.that,herc.that,hersd.one,her

12.chinaisfamousthegreatwall.

a.aboutb.forc.asd.of

13.ourschoolnewfacilities.

a.isequippedwithb.equipswithc.willbeequipwithd.hasequipwith

14.imadethismyselfbutitwaswhotaughtme.

a.heb.himc.himselfd.byhim

15.hehadhisbicycleyesterday.

a.repairb.repairingc.repairedd.berepaired

16.itwasaroom,withbeautifulwallpaper;waxedfloorandnice

furniture.

a.pleasedb.pleasantc.pleasingd.preasant

17.heregrettedthedecisiontoohastily.

a.makeb.tomakec.makingd.havemaked

18.theprofessorinsistedthatweourhomeworkbeforenextmonth.

a.handedinb.willhandinc.handind.musthandin

19.itmeofthecountrywhichwevisitedlastsummer.

a.remembersb.recallsc.remindsd.tells

20.hesmokingatlast.

a.gaveupb.gaveoutc.gaveind.gaveoff

21.johnwashelaydownforanhourbeforedinner.

a.sotiredasb.sotiredthatc.tootiredthatd.tootiredso

22.youranswerisdifferenttheteacher's.

a.tob.atc.fromd.with

23.itwouldbearisktoleavethebabyalone.

a.runningb.passingc.carryingd.obeying

24.thefacthishealthisbadisnottrue.

a.whichb.thatc.asd.what

25.thesedidunusuallywellinthecontest,sothejudgesdidn#tknow

whomtogiveprizeto.

a.womansingersb.womensingersc.womensingerd.womanssingers

26.manmuststoptheearth*satmosphere.

a.fillingb.wastingc.pollutingd.blackening

27.wecan'tanother100kilometersanymore.

a.haveb.turnc.maked.reach

28.ismarytojoininus?

a.supposedb.exposedc.supportedd.indicated

29.iwanttobetoldall,

a.whichhappenb.whichhappened

c.thathadhappenedd.thathadbeenhappened

30.werveallheardofthomasedison,whoinventedtheelectriclight

andmanyotherthings.

a.manb.amanc.themand.men

31.don'ttellmesuchthingsyouarenotcertain.

a.thatb.whichc.thosed.as

32.amicroscopewecanseedifferentkindsofthingsthatareunableto

beseenbyournakedeyes.

a.intermsofb.inplaceofc.bymeansofd.byfar

33.jacksonwenttoworkhisillness.

a.besidesb.eventhoughc.inspiteofd.although

34.anybodywilldo,heisresponsibleforthat.

a.asfarasb.sofarasc.aslongasd.assoonas

35.isupposetheyhaveknownaboutit,?

a.amib.amnotic.havetheyd.haven'tthey

36.ithimtenyearstowritethatnovel.

a.tookb.spentc.costd.costed

37.thestudentsarelookingforwardtotheirholidaysinjapan.

a.spendb.spendingc.forspendd.spent

38.theyallmentioningthatgirl.

a.avoidedb.gotawayc.ranawayd.escaped

39.humanbeingsshouldfindanewofenergy.

a.orientb.sourcec.origind.souse

40.thecouchiscomfortableto.

a.sitb.besatc.sittedd.siton

【篇三：廣東高考英語模擬題及答案】

ss=txt>i語言知識及應(yīng)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）

第一節(jié)完形填空（共15小題；每題2分，滿分30分）

閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從1一15各題所給的a、b、c和d項中，選出最佳選

項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。

moneycan'tbuyhappiness,right?well,nottrue,accordingtoarecentarticle

inthewallstreetjournalbroadlyspeaking,happierthanthosewhostruggletoget

by.buttheresearchalsoshowsyouhavesomewaystobetterspendyourmoney:

東西）.arecentlypublishedstudyshowedthatwhenpeopledon'thavemuch

moneytospare,theytendtosticktomaterialgoods,peoplethinkthat

experiencesareonlygoingtoprovidehappiness,butinalongterm,theyactually

providebothmorehappinessandmorelastingvalue.

then,buylotsoflittlethings,ratherthanonebigthing,nomatterhowmuch

moneyyouanditwillbecomejustanothersuchishumannaturethatpeoplenew

stuff,andanynewthingislikelytobringabouthappiness,saysanatlanticarticle.

therefore,buyingsmallthingscangiveussmallpleasuresthataredifferenteach

timetheyoccur,it'salsoimportanttoconsiderhowwhatyou'rebuyingwill

goodidea,butaccordingtothewallstreetjournal,astudyfoundthatpeoplewith

longercommutes（來回toreceive.

1.a.learningb.understandingc.misbeliefd.usage

2.a.spendb.reactc.feeld.waste

3.a.incomesb.skillsc.educationd.intelligence

4.a.markb.expressionc.pointd.smile

5.a.happinessb.lessonsc.experiencesd.difficulties

6.a.temporaryb.unbelievablec.rared.huge

7.a.rareb.preciousc.expensived.special

8.a.computerb.objectc.productd.car

9.a.buyb.followc.findd.bear

10.a.frequentb.unforgettablec.costingd.equal

11.a.showb.buyc.considerd.spare

12.a.townsb.citiesc.countriesd.suburbs

13.a.lowerb.greaterc.fasterd.easier

14.a.richb.developedc.diversed.poor

15.a.earningb.donatingc.usingd.holding

第二節(jié)語法填空(共10題；每題L5分，滿分15分)

閱讀下面短文，按照句子構(gòu)造的語法性和上下文連貫的視定，在空格處填入一種合適的詞

或使用括號中詞語的對的形式填空，并將答案填寫在答題卡標(biāo)號為16-25的對應(yīng)位置上。

eachsummerinthelate1960s,mytwosistersandiwouldridethegreyhound

busfromarizonatoarkansastostaywithourfather.

aworldwarllsoldier,dadhadmanyihavevividmemoriesofdad(wake)usup

inthemorning,sittingonhis-up,up,up!getupandfacetheday!it'sabeautiful

day!riseandshine!||ifwedidn'tgetuprightaway,hewouldrepeathissongin

手杖（true）abeautifuldaytohim.

backinthesixties,therewasnohandicapped（殘疾人專用的）parkingor

wasadifficulttask,dadwantednoassistancefromanyone,hewouldclimb

stairsslowlybutsurely,whistlingalltheway.asateenager,ifoundthis

embarrassing,ifdadnoticed,hedidnletmehelp,n閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）

第一節(jié)閱讀理解（共20小題；每題2分，滿分40分）

閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的a、b、（:和d項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂

a

ifindithumoroussometimesthateventhemostordinaryincidentscanhave

animpactonourawareness.

mywife,daughter,andimovedintoourhomenineyearsagoandwespenta

lotoftimeandenergyintheyardtogetitlookinglikeitdoestoday,weliveona

corner,higherthanstreetlevel,andtheentiresideoftheyardissurroundedbya

professionallybuiltrockwall,thefrontofthehousethoughisanotherstory

becauseinsteadofawallalongthesidewalk,therocksappeartobejustthrown

upontothedirtasifsomeonewereinahurrytofinish.

lastsummerihadreachedtheendoftherockgardenandfoundatinylittle

plantthaticouldnotimmediatelyidentify,iknewididnplantitanddenise

claimedthatshedidn'teither,wedecidedtoletitcontinuegrowinguntilwe

couldfigureoutwhatitwas.

weekspassedandasimademywaybacktothemysteryplant,itappearedto

beasunflower,ithadatallskinnystalk（莖it.asipulledrocksfromtheareatoget

totheweeds,inoticedsomethingunusual,thesunflowerhadnotstartedwherei

sawthestalkbegin,itactuallyhadbegununderabigrockandgrownunderand

aroundittoreachthesun.

that'swhenirealizedthatifatinylittlesunflowerdidn'tletabigrockstand

initswayofdeveloping,wetoohavetheabilitytodothesamething,webelieve

inourselveslikethatlittlesunflower,wecanattainthesamefoodandnutritionas

well.

standtalllikethesunflowerandbeproudofwhoandwhatyouareandthe

environmentwillbegintosupportyou.youwillfindawaytogounderoraround

yourbigobstacle（障礙）inordertoreachyourdesires.

26.wecanknowfromthesecondparagraphthat.

a.theauthorfinishedbuildinghishomehurriedly

b.ittooktheauthor9yearstomaketheyardbeautiful

c.theauthor'shomewasmadeofrockwalls

d.theauthor*sfamilyhavelivedinthishomefor9years

27.whydidtheauthorandhiswifedecidetoletthetinylittleplantgrow?

a.becausetheywereinterestedineverylittleplant.

b?becausetheywantedtodiscoverwhatitwas.

c.becausetheywantedtouseittomaketheyardcolorful.

d.becausetheyweretouchedbyitsstrongwill.

28.whatdoestheunderlinedphrase-babyitalong||mean?

a.makeshelterforitb.leaveitalone

c.takegoodcareofitd.putitelsewhere

29.whatcanbeinferredfromthispassage?

a.humanbeingsareabletoremoveobstacles.

b.theuniversaltruthmadethesunflowersurvive.

c.abigrockblockedoutthesunlightofthesunflower.

d.wecanachievesuccessaslongasweareself-confident.

30.whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?

a.thestoryasunflowerb.standlikethesunflower

c.workingintheyardd.discoverintheyard

it'sjustasmall,whiteenvelopestuckamongthebranchesofourChristmas

tree,nonameonitandithasbeenthereforthepast10yearsorso.

itallbeganbecausemyhusbandmikehatedChristmas,hedidn'thatethe

truemeaningofChristmas,butthecommercialaspectsofit;overspending,the

crazyrunningaroundatthelastminutetogetatieforuncleharryandthedusting

powder（除塵粉）forgrandmaandthegiftsgivenindesperationbecauseyou

couldn'tthinkofanythingelse,forth,ireachedforsomethingspecialjustfor

mike,theinspirationcameinanunusualway.

oursonkevin,whowas12thatyear,waswrestling（摔跤）atthejuniorlevelat

theschoolheattendedandshortlybeforeChristmas,therewasanon-league

matchagainstateamsponsoredbyaninner-citychurch,mostlyblack.

theseyoungsters,dressedinsneakerssoraggedthatshoestringsseemedto

betheonlythingholdingthemtogether,presentedasharpcontrasttoourboysin

theirblueandgolduniformsandsparkling（閃閃發(fā)光的）newwrestlingshoes.

asthematchbegan,iwasalarmedtoseethattheotherteamwaswrestling

withoutheadgear,akindoflighthelmetdesignedtoprotectawrestler'sears.

itwasaluxurythepoorboysobviouslycouldnotafford,well,weendedup

beatingthemout.however,wheneachoftheirboysgotupfromthemat,he

walkedinanextremelyproudandconfidentway,appearingthattheydidn't

acknowledgedefeat.

mike,seatedbesideme,shookhisheadsadly,-iwishjustoneofthemcould

havewonf||hesaid,"theyhavealotofpotential,butlosinglikethiscouldtakethe

heartrightoutofthem.||

mikelovedkids-allkids-andheknewthem,andthentheideaforhispresent

suddenlycameintomymind.

31.whydidmikehateChristmas?

a.mikehatedtheoverconsumptionintheChristmas.

b.mikedidn'twanttobuygiftsforuncleharry.

c.mikedidn'tlikethetraditionofChristmas.

d.mikehatedreceivinggiftsintheChristmas.

32.whatdoestheunderlinedword-bypass||mean?

a.giveupb.buyc.throwawayd.change

33.whatwasmike'sreactiontothenon-leaguematch?

a.mikehopedthathissonwouldwinthematch.

b?mikefeltsympathyfortheteamofblackboys.

c.mikethoughttheblackboysweretooproud.

d.theequipmentofhisboywastooluxurious.

34.whatisprobablygoingtobementionedinthefollowingpassage?

a.howmike'sboywonthenon-leaguematch.

b.whatgiftstheauthorboughtandwhysheboughtthem.

d.whymikedecidedtocoachtheblackboys.

c.howtheblackboysturneddefeatintovictory.

35.thewriter'spurposeofwritingthispassageisto.

a.showtheimportanceofcoaching

b.illustratehowadifficultlifetheblackboysled

c.tellastoryofaspecialChristmaspresent

d.showherprideinherboy'sgoodperformance

irecentlyreadaboutanathletewhomadeitallthewaytotheOlympicseven

thoughhedidn'tlikehischosensport,manypeoplecommittedtheirentirelife

toseekingonetiny,yetpowerfulsentence—i'mproudofyou.atsomepointwe

allhavesomeonewewanttoplease,whoseapprovalmeanstheworldtous.

ihaveanextremelyclearmemoryofthepersoniwantedapprovalfrom,the

kindofmemorythatstaysentirelyclear,ihadparrotedsomeone'sopinionabout

buyingaCanadiansoda."weshouldreallysupportourowneconomy,||i,aten-

year-oldchild,said,ihadnoideawhatthatmeant,butiwaslookedatwith

approval,andmyheartfeltwarm,itfeltsogood.

ilovedthatfeeling,theapprovalofmyhero,itwasnothingliketheOlympic

athlete,butimadesomeverybigdecisionsbasedonwhatmightmakethem

proud,iwashugelyaffectedbywantingtheirapproval.

fourmonthsagothispersonremovedmefromtheirlife,ithurtalot.however.

inlifethereisrarelyhurtwithoutgrowth,irecentlyreflectedonmyselfandmy

behaviorsincethenandnoticedsomething—ifeelfree.

thisrealizationmademeseehowofteniwasmodifyingmyselfaccordingto

thethought,-whatwouldtheythink?||itwasshockinglyfrequent,thispersonhad

becomeatypicalexampleofallkindsofpeople,andi'dbeenconstantlyavoiding

judgment,isuddenlyfeltlikei'dbeenastupidversionofmyselfmywholelife!

yes,i'dbeenusingthedesireforapprovalasanunconsciousexcusefor

hidingnowasineverreallybelieveinmyself,areyouhiding?ihidinapproval-

seeking.butremember:it'sokaytonotbeaccepted,infact,youwillneverbe

accepted,ifyoufinallygaintheapprovalthatwassodearlywanted,itwillbelost

fromsomeoneelse,(yourself,likely)youwillalsomissoutonconnectingwith

peoplewhoreallydoseeyou,andwhothinkyoukickass(了不起的人).

amessyfallingoutisn'tnecessarytobefreedfromwantingsomeone's

approval,youdon'tevenhavetotellthemthatyounolongercarewhatthey

thinkofyou.justgoaheadanddowhatmakesyouhappy,beyourself,andgofor

thethingsyoureallywantinlife,doyourthing,andletthemdotheirs.

36.whichofthefollowingistrueabouttheauthor?

a.heusedtomakeadecisionbyaskingadvice.

b.heusedtomakedecisionsbyseekingapproval.

c.heusedtomakedecisionrandomly.

d.helikedtocopyother'sopinionaboutbuythings

37.whatdidtheauthormeanbysaying-inlifethereishurtwithout

grow|I?

a.peoplearedefinitelyhurtbyotherswheytheygrowup

b.whenpeoplegethurt,theytendtogrowup

c.peoplefeelspainfulwhentheyhavetogrowup.

d.peoplecanbeeasilyhurtintheirgrowth.

38.whydidtheauthorwanttogettheapproval?

a.becauseheadmiredhis-hero||verymuch.

b.becausehewantedtohidehimselffromothers.

c.becausehedidn'tknowwhathereallywanted.

d.becausehewasnotconfidentabouthimself.

39.accordingtotheauthor,peopleshould,

a.pursuethethingstheyreallywant

b.trytosatisfyallthepeoplearoundthem

c.letothersknowtheydon'tmindtheiropinions

d.trytheirbesttobeacceptedbyothers

40.fromwhichsectionofanewspaperdoesthispassageprobablycomefrom?

a.societyb.psychologyc.educationd.entertainment

d

thegreenlandicesheetislikelytobemorevulnerable（易受傷害的）toglobal

warmingthanpreviouslythought,thetemperaturethreshold（門檻,極限）for

meltingtheicesheetcompletelyisintherangeof0.8to3.2degreesCelsius（攝氏）

ofglobalwarming,withabestestimateof1.6degreesabovepre-industriallevels.

showsanewstudy,today,already0.8degreesofglobalwarminghasbeen

observed.

significantmeltingoflandicecouldcontributetolong-termsea-levelriseof

severalmetersandthereforeitpotentiallyaffectsthelivesofmanymillionsof

people,thetimeittakesbeforemostoftheiceingreenlandisloststrongly

dependsonthelevelofwarming,"themoreweexceed（超過）thethreshold,the

fasteritmelts,||saysalexanderrobinson,lead-authorofthestudynowpublished

innatureclimatechange,inabusiness-as-usualscenario（方案）ofgreenhouse-gas

emissions,inthelongrunhumanitymightbeaimingat8degreesCelsiusofglobal

warming,thiswouldresultinonefifthoftheicesheetmeltingwithin500years

andacompletelossinyears,accordingtothestudy,"thisisnotwhatonewould

callarapidcollapse,||saysrobinson.-however,comparedtowhathashappenedin

ourplanet'shistory,itisfast,andwemightalreadybeapproachingthedecisive

threshold.il

incontrast,ifglobalwarmingwouldbelimitedto2degreesCelsius,complete

meltingwouldhappenonatimescaleof50.000years,still,evenwithinthis

temperaturerangeoftenconsideredaglobalguardrail（護欄），thegreenlandice

sheetisnotsecure.

undercertainconditionsthemeltingofthegreenlandicesheetbecomes

irreversible（不可逆的）.iftheglobaltemperaturesignificantlypassesoverthe

thresholdforalongtime,theicewillcontinuemeltingandnotregrow-evenif

theclimatewould,aftermanythousandyears,returntoitspre-industrialstate.

thisisrelatedtofeedbacksbetweentheclimateandtheicesheet:theice

sheetisover3000metersthickandthusraisedintocooleraltitudes,whenit

meltsitssurfacecomesdowntoloweraltitudeswithhighertemperatures,which

acceleratesthemelting,also,theicereflectsalargepartofsolarradiationback

intospace,whentheareacoveredbyicedecreases,moreradiationisabsorbed

andthisaddstoregionalwarming.

41.ofglobalwarmingwillcausethegreenlandicesheettomelt

completely.

a.0.8-3.2degreesCelsiusb.1.6degreesCelsius

c.0.8degreesCelsiusd.0.8-1.6degreesCelsius

42.howlongmostoftheiceinthegreenlandwillmeltcompletelydepends

on

a.thesea-levelriseb.thelevelofwarming

c.thelossoficed,thehumanactivities

43.inparagraph2,whatrobinsonsaysmeansthat.

a.thelossoficesheetinthegreenlandcanbeoverlooked

b.thelossoficesheetinthegreenlandisanaturalprocess

c.thelossoficesheetinthegreenlandshouldbepreventedwithoutdelay.

d.humansshouldbecriticizedforthelossoficesheetinthegreenland

44.whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsthemeltingofthegreenlandice

sheet?

a.indifferentC莫不關(guān)懷的）b.pessimistic（消極的）

c.concerned（擔(dān)憂的）d.critical（批評的）

45.what'llhappeniftheicesheetcontinuestomelt?

a.thetemperaturesmaygodown.

b.itwillacceleratethemeltingitself.

c.itwillreflectmoresolarradiationback.

d.theicesheetwillgointocooleraltitudes.

第二節(jié)信息匹配（共5小題；每題2分，滿分10分）

閱讀下列應(yīng)用文及有關(guān)信息，并按照規(guī)定匹配信息。

首先，請閱讀如下購物者的購物誤區(qū):

a.bepolitetosalespeople,but