高考英语语法:高中英语语法-高三英语入学训练试题题之二

高三英语入学训练试题题之二

31 the clouds. I think this is also true in 32 .

As the song says: “You won’t see the rainbow unless you have gone through the thunder and storm.” I think in the 33 , whenever I have any difficulties in my life, I will remember the 34 from the top of Taibai Mountain and the 35 which touched my heart deeply: there is no rain above the clouds.

16. A. spent B. killed

C. had D. enjoyed

17. A. ever B. never

C. certainly D. perhaps

18. A. scenery B. cloud

C. sky D. weather

19. A. so B. while

C. but D. instead

20. A. tired B. hungry

C. angry D. wet

21. A. necessary B. fun

C. important D. instructive

22. A. not B. no

C. never D. hardly

23. A. suggested B. ordered

C. insisted D. advised

24. A. when B. before

C. while D. then

25. A. dark B. green

C. black D. blue

26. A. jumping B. dropping

C. going D. rising

27. A. islands B. fish

C. animals D. hills

28. A. excited B. proudly

C. angrily D. happily

29. A. false B. a lie

C. a guess D. true

30. A. when B. unless

C. if D. while

31. A. over B. on

C. above D. under

32. A. study B. rest

C. real world D. life

33. A. past B. present

C. future D. life

34. A. weather B. change

C. view D. time

35. A. word B. phrase

C. speech D. sentence

三、阅读理解(20×2’=40’)

阅读下列短文，从所给的四个选项(A，B，C和D)中，选出最佳选项。

A

Walking along the wild Wall

Building the Great Wall must have been thirsty work. It was lucky for the builders all those years ago that they could buy ice water from people along the way. If it got cold, they could always buy an “I climbed the Great Wall” T-shirt and perhaps even go to KFC for dinner.

Ok, maybe this isn’t quite true. But it does make a very important point: some parts of the Great Wall have been reduced to marketplaces. Sections of the Wall close to Beijing are now full of tourists, with salespeople standing around the gate. As a result, you lose all sense of history. How can you admire the wonderful views when someone is whispering in your ear：“Sir, I give you good price.”

With this in mind, last weekend I went to the “Wild Wall”, where the salespeople do not come. It seems many Chinese people like to visit parts of the Wall that have been rebuilt for tourists. But a lot of foreigners want to see it in its natural state. Walking from Jiankou to Mutianyu, I wasn’t disappointed.

Here the Wall is overgrown with plant life. Trees stick out from in between the stones and every time you take a step, you think the rocks beneath your foot will give way. In some steeper (险峻的) places, the steps have completely disappeared and you have to climb the rock face, pulling your body up with your arms if you can’t find a place to put your feet.

It is amazing to see the Wall climb hills before diving into valleys. There are beautiful watchtowers standing on cliff (悬崖) tops where they are beaten by the wind. But perhaps the most striking thing of all is how natural it all looks. This Wall hasn’t been rebuilt to look like new; it has aged with the land around it over hundreds of years.

Watching the sun rise above the branches of trees whose roots stretch deep into the heart of the Wall, you feel you are standing on a man-made structure that has indeed become part of nature.

36. The writer had the idea of the first paragraph because he ______.

A. saw so many salespeople on the Wall

B. felt so thirsty on the Wall

C. he felt so cold on the Wall

D. he felt so tired on the Wall

37. In the sentence “But it does make a very important point：some parts of the Great Wall have been reduced to marketplaces.” the phrase “have been reduced to” can show the writer’s _____ feeling.

A. happy B. sad

C. mixed D. regretful

38. The writer wants to enjoy the Great Wall in its ____ state.

A. present B. natural

C. mad D. crazy

39. The best title of the article should be ______.

A. The Great Wall, recover your natural beauty

B. The Great Wall is thirsty

C. The Great Wall is cold D. The Great Wall is doing shopping

B

Tuvalu, a tiny country in the Pacific Ocean, has asked for help as it fears it will be swallowed up by the sea.

Storms and huge waves are a constant threat and none of Tuvalu’s nine little islands is more than five meters above sea level. Salt water is already entering the country