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北京四中撰稿:李俊和编审:毕勤责编:隋瑜高考英语综合模拟试卷(时间:120分钟满分:150分班级:_____姓名:_____得分:_____第一卷(三部分,共115分第一部分:听力(共两节,满分30分略第二部分:英语知识运用(共两节,满分45分第一节单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分从A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的正确答案,并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。21.It’sa_____difficultquestion,soit’s_____impossibleformetoanswerit.A.too;quiteB.so;fairlyC.rather;quiteD.very;rather22.—Where_____?—Igotstuckintheheavytraffic,orI_____hereearlier.A.didyougo;hadarrivedB.areyou;wasC.wereyou;wouldcomeD.haveyoubeen;wouldhavebeen23.Manyplacesarefloodedbyheavyrainfalls,sotheycan’twalk_____theylikethesedays.A.whenB.wheneverC.whereD.wherever24.Incharacter-trainingofchildren,whatreally_____muchiswhattheirparentssayanddo.A.mattersB.caresC.considersD.minds25.Pleasetellme_____youwantyourcoffee,blackorwhite?A.whatB.whichC.whetherD.how26.—Ihearyouhavemovedintoanewhouse.—Yes._____,mynewaddress.A.HereweareB.HeretheyareC.HereyouareD.Thisismynewhouse27.Theyexpectthestudentstoberesponsibleforthethingstheydo,justasgrow-ups_____.A.willB.doC.canD.are28.—Itisweekssincehe_____.—Soitis.We’dbetterasksomeoneelsetohelpus.A.fellillB.wasillC.isillD.hasbeenill29.Thecinemawasfullandalotofpeoplehadtobe_____.A.turnedinB.turnedagainstC.turnedoverD.turnedaway30.—_____,youngman!Letmeseeyourticket.—Sorry.Hereitis.A.NotsofastB.Don’tworryC.HelloD.Bequick31.—Havetheworkersstartedtoworkonyournewhouse?—Yes,it_____now.A.isbuildingB.isbeingbuiltC.istobebuiltD.hasbuilt32.--Howisyourplangettingalong?--Icannotcarryon_____anylonger.Someonemusthelpme.AalmostBsimplyCaloneDlonely33.Wouldn’titbegreatifAlice_____here!A.isB.isn’tC.couldbeD.hadbeen34.—ChinanowisamemberofWTO.—It_____yearsago.A.shouldbeB.shouldhavebeenC.canbeD.mayhavebeen35.Thesunisshiningbrightlyandthedayis_____hot.A.burnB.tobeburnedC.burningD.burnt第二节完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,共30分阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。Six-year-oldLenaFugattlikedtositbesidehergrandfatherwhilehedrovehis3,000-poundtractoraroundthefamilyfarm.OneafternoonRayFugatt,58,tookLenawithhimwhenhewentto36apileofbrush.He37gasolineonthepileandsetfiretoit.Thebrush38intoflamesthatengulfed(吞没himinstantly.Screaming,Fugattfelltothegroundand39toputoutthefire.Pushinghimselftohis40,hestruggledtowhereLenawasonthetractor,30feetaway.“GogetMema,”hewhispered,usingLena’snameforhergrandmother.Thenhefelldownunconscious(失去知觉ontotheflatfield.The41onFugatt’sarmshadcomeoff,hischestwasa42ofdeepredblisters(泡,andhisfacewasbadlyburnt.ButLenadidn’t43.Afraidtoleavehergrandfatherwhilesheranfor44,sherealizedheronly45wastodrivethehugetractortothehouse,whichwasahalfmileaway.Hergrandfatherhadalready46hertodriveritalone,butnowthe3.5-foot-tallgirldecidedtodo47that.Sheslidforwardontheseatandusedhertoeto48theredstartbutton.Themachinemoved49,andLenastruggledtodriveitbacktothehouse.Whenthepeopleofemergencyservicesarrived,therewerehuge50tracksinthefield,showingthegirl’s51aroundtrees,bushesandditches.RayFugattsufferedsecond-and-third-degreeburns5240percentofhisbodybuthasmadealmostcomplete53.Accordingtothedoctor,hewouldnothavebeensavedifLenahadnot54soquickly.Lena55hercool,knowwhathadtobedone,anddidit.36.A.burnB.gatherC.sweepD.plough37.A.tookB.fetchedC.pouredD.mixed38.A.burstB.becameC.lookedD.came39.A.jumpedB.droppedC.rolledD.ran40.A.handsB.feetC.bodyD.legs41.A.coverB.burnC.bloodD.skin42.A.restB.pieceC.pairD.mass43.A.fearB.afraidC.leaveD.stop44.A.helpB.serviceC.touchD.safety45.A.hopeB.reasonC.comfortD.action46.A.allowedB.forbiddenC.preventedD.persuaded47.A.almostB.evenC.justD.otherwise48.A.pressB.pullC.commandD.catch49.A.aroundB.againC.aheadD.across50.A.S-shapedB.X-shapedC.directD.square51.A.walkB.journeyC.matchD.level52.A.onB.overC.aroundD.from53.A.effortsB.senseC.recoveryD.use54.A.drivenB.actedC.calledD.run55.A.keptB.sawC.recognizedD.pretended第三部分:阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。AEditorsofnewspapershaveresponsiblejobsbecausetheyhavetomakesurethattheirnewspapergetsprintedontime,sellswell,andeverythingthatgoesintoit,includingphotographs,isacceptable.Somenewspapersfocus(集中onlocalornationalaffaires,someoninternationalandeconomicmatterswhileothersarelessseriousandaimtoentertainwithmorehumanintereststories.Sometimesparticularstories“sell”newspapers.InAmericaandEurope,ordinarypeopleseemtobefascinatedbythelivesoftheremainingroyalfamilies,popstarsandfilmstars.Thesepeoplereallyhavetwolives,apubliclifeandaprivatelife.Somereporterscanbetoointerestedingettingagoodstoryandtrytotakephotographsoffamouspeopleintheirprivateliveswhichcanthengettheirnewspaperintotroubleiftheygetprinted.TherewasarecentcasewhenareporterclimbedatreeandtookaphotographoverahighwallofanAlganianPrincessinaswimmingpoolwithoutherknowing.Shedidn’tmindbeingphotographedonpublicoccasionsbutsheobjectedtobeingphotographedwhileshewasspendingprivatetimewithherpersonalfriends—andespeciallyinaswimmingpool.Thephotographwasinthenewspaperthenextday—“TheAlganianPrincesshavingagoodtimeintheembassypoolwithherfriends”—andallhellbrokeloose.TheeditorofTheBEACON(thenewspaperthathadprintedthephotographimmediatelyreceivedastronglywordedletterofcomplaintfromtheRoyal