银川市贺兰一中一模试卷

宁夏贺兰一中2015-2016届高三第一次模拟试卷（英语）

第I卷

第一部分：听力理解（共30分）（略） 第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题，每题2分，满分30分）

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Plan your year ahead with our guide to the very coolest music festivals in Asia in 2015. Fuji Rock Festival, Japan

The Fuji Rock Festival is a real adventure attracting 30,000 people who went as much for the incredible line-up. The line-up of Fuji Rock 2015 has yet to be announced. This festival almost guarantees rainy weather, but the beauty of its forests, streams and hills more than make up for the unpleasant weather.

Catch it if： Your idea of a great festival is top bands and camping in the forest. The festival will run from 29 to 31 August. www. fujirock-eng. com

Bay beats Festival, Singapore

Bay beats hosts three days of music from Singapore and the region. While the music festival won’t surprise you with its big-name line-ups, it is a brilliant opportunity to see homegrown talent and lesser known names being given a chance to make it big.

Catch it if： You，re experimental. This festival features folk, pop, metal, post-rock, and electro from all over the region.

Baybeats is held 26 to 28 June 2015. www. facebook. com/baybeats Sunburn, Goa, India

No line-up has been announced for 2015 yet, but if you’re keen, you can still book tickets for Sunburn 2014.

The electronic music festival attracts big names, who are all performing their dance floor songs this year.

Need a break from all that dancing? The festival also includes activities such as bungee jumping, zorbing(太空球) and volleyball.

Catch it if： You want to dance all day and all night. www. sunburn, in Summer Sonic，Tokyo & Osaka，Japan

Held simultaneously in both Osaka and Tokyo, this festival draws in big names from pop and rock.

This year’s festival saw performances from Arctic Monkey’s, Kraftwerk, Pixies, Ellie Goulding, and Megadeth — a mixed bag, indeed. Rihanna was one of the festival’s biggest draws in recent years.

Catch it if： You have some big names to tick off your bucket list — many of them will be at Summer Sonic.

Summer Sonic is scheduled in for 18 and 19 August 2015. www. summer sonic, com

72 Which may make you upset in the Fuji Rock Festival? A. The wet weather. B. The noisy sound effects.

C. The unappealing line-up. D. The bad accommodation.

73 If you like dancing, which is the most suitable for you to attend? A. Fuji Rock Festival, Japan. B. Baybeats Festival, Singapore.

C. Sunburn, Goa, India. D. Summer Sonic, Tokyo & Osaka, Japan. 74 Which activity can’t you enjoy in the Sunburn festival? A. Bungee jumping. B. Zorbing. C. Skiing. D. Volleyball. [解析]

72A.从文章对日本富士摇滚音乐节的介绍中的\festival almost guarantees rainy weather, hut the beauty of its forests, streams and hills more than make up for the unpleasant weather \可知答案为A。

73C.从文中对Sunburn, Goa, India的介绍中的\： You want to dance all day and all night\可知答案为 C

74C.从文中的\太空球）and volleyball\可知答案应为C

B

When I was a kid, there was a series of books called Froggy. One particular book was Froggy Goes to BED by Jonathan London. They would always tell how Froggy would go on these adventures in everyday life and finally his mom would call \something he didn't want to do and he would take a long time to do it.

After hearing and learning to read these books, my parents kept giving me new books to read at night before bed and I realized reading wasn't so bad, because it would help me sleep when I had trouble sleeping. Each story had an interesting plot and lesson.

When I was older about the age of 11, I got really interested in Harry Potter. Once I started reading that throughout the day, I would think to myself, \入学) in a school like Hogwarts! Each day would be amazing and I could study whatever spells(咒语) I wanted.\night and my mom/dad would say \ Today looking back on reading as a kid, I thank my parents for supplying me with the books as well as the willingness to read them. If I hadn't been shown these books, my life might certainly a lot more dull and boring, and I might not be the same person I am right now.

1. The word \ A. Kids. B. Parents. C. Froggy. D. Adventure

2. Why did the author consider reading wasn't so bad before going to bed? A: Reading aroused his learning interest.

B: Reading contributed to his sleep. C: Reading enriched his knowledge. D: Reading improved his life habit.

3. What's the author's attitude to Harry Porter? A: Doubtful B: Curious C: Crazy D: Indifferent

4. We can inferred from the last paragraph that _____.

A:the author wants to be a different person B: reading makes the author's life interesting C: the author's life is dull and boring D: the author works on literature now [解析]

1.C 主旨题。

根据第一段第二句和第三

句 “One particular book was Froggy Goes to BED by Jonathan London ...” 可知，第一段主要介绍了 Froggy 这本书及这本书的主要内容，故C项正确；

2. B细节题。

结合第二段第句 “... because it would help me sleep when I had trouble sleeping.” 可知，当作者很难入睡时，睡前读书有助于帮助作者睡眠。故正确答案为B。

3. C推断题。

根据第三段第一行中的really interested in 以及第四行中的toatlly absorbed in 可推断出作者对于哈利波特系列书的痴迷与狂热，故正确答案为C

4. B推断题。 根据最后一段第二

句 “If I hadn't been shown these books, my life might certainly a lot more dull and boring ...” 可知，如果作者没有读过那些书，他的生活可能会很无聊乏味,所以读书使作者的生活变得有趣。故正确答案为B；

A项，作者最后一段强调如果没有读过那些书，他可能不会成为现在这样的自己，没有提及作者想成为不同的人，故排除A项

C项，由于作者的童年有书的陪伴，所以作者的生活不乏味无聊，故排除C项。 D项，最后一段作者没有谈及自己现在的工作是什么，故排除D项。 故正确答案为B。

C

No young man or woman makes the decision to be a soldier lightly. As much as we support our son, we also have some fears.

Sharing the news of his decision turned out to be a little bit terrifying as well. We reached out to our friends. We’d assumed that those around us---- family, friends, and community------ would join us in supporting him and honoring the sacrifice he was willing to make. The great majority of those we told did react this way, gathering around us with encouragement.

But I also heard comments like: “I’m sorry. You must be bitterly disappointed in him,”

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25. Science News for Kids is a Website mainly devoted to ____ A. Introductions to the newly-published science books B. Useful teaching materials for teachers in school

D

A study showed a 12% fall in the number of children admitted to hospital with sever asthma(哮喘) in the first year after the law to stop smoking in enclosed(封闭的)public places came into force. The author says there is growing evidence that many people are choosing smoke-free homes as well.

Asthma (哮喘病）UK says the findings are “encouraging”. Presenting their findings in the journal Pediatrics, they said the number of children admitted to hospital with severe asthma at-tacks was rising by more than 2 % a year before the restrictions were introduced in July 2007. Taking that into account, they calculated the fall in admissions in the next 12 months was 12%, and a further 3% in each of the following two years. The fall was seen among boys and girls of all ages, across wealthy and

poor neighborhoods, in cities and in rural areas.

In the past, much of the argument on the smoke-free law centred on protection of bar work-ers from passive smoke. At the time many critics said smokers would respond by lighting up more at home-harming the health of their families.

In fact, more people are insisting on smoke—free homes. We increasingly think it’s because people see the benefits of smoke-free laws in public places such as restaurants and they want to carry out them. This benefits children because they’ re less likely to be exposed to second-hand smoke. ^ .

These findings reinforce (强化)evidence on the effect of

smoke-free, law from studies in North America and Scotland, which also showed a fall in hospital admissions for children with se-vere asthma attacks. The law in England has also resulted in fewer admissions for heart attacks.

Emily Humphreys from Asthma UK said the need now was to do more to prevent young peo-ple from taking up smoking. 32.After the smoke-free law was introduced into England,----- A. children could also enjoy its benefits B. smokers lighted up more at home C. more children developed asthma D. workers suffered from passive smoke

33.The smoke-free law in England also reduced the risk of —— A.a high fever B.a terrible headache C. a heart attack D.stomach cancer 34. According to Emily, now they need to A.prevent tobacco from being sold

B.prevent the young from taking up smoking C.put up more no-smoking signs in public places D.inform people of the dangers of second-hand smoke 35.What’s the author’s purpose in writing this text? A.To introduce the benefits of the smoke-free law. B.To describe how to help children with asthma. C.To show that smoking is harmful to our health. D.To give advice on how to give up smoking. 【解析】 32A 33C 34B 35A

第二节（共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项（71-75）。选项中的两项为多余选项

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