江苏省2020届⾼三英语⾼考适应性练习（含答案）江苏省2020届⾼三英语⾼考适应性练习⾼三英语核⼼备课组⼩练（1）单项填空1. Jack always dreams of his song _________, so that he can make a fortune overnight.A. hanging onB. catching onC. moving onD. holding on2. The pupils in our school like reading after lunch, most of _________ seated on the grass unless it rains.A. themB. whomC. thatD. who3. ---Why are you standing in the street in such hot weather?---I just can’t help it. I am appointed t o interview people _________ to learn about the customers’ feedback on our products.A. at randomB. at handC. at bestD. at intervals4. It is never easy for graduates to find their ideal jobs, where in addition to _________ necessary knowledge, they are required to have some related experience.A. be equipped withB. being equipped withC. equip withD. equipping with5. Our government has tried every means to make children enjoy the equal right to receive education, _________ their financial situation.A. in terms ofB. on behalf ofC. regardless ofD. in view of6. Housing prices _________ since the end of last year. Therefore, it’s time the central government _________ some effective measures to bring them under control.A. have increased; would takeB. have increased; will takeC. have been increasing; takesD. have been increasing; took7. Little Tom was frozen with fear when the accident happened, so he just gave some ________ answers when asked about what he witnessed.A. concreteB. abundantC. apparentD. vague8. ---It was such a difficult examination that a lot of students were unable to finish it on time. ---That’s the case. It’s hard to accept the fact that over 90% of my classmates _________.A. should failB. should have failedC. will failD. may fail9. This medicine is quite beneficial to your recovery after the operation, _____ you take it as told.A. unlessB. providingC. consideringD. since10. ---Have you heard that our primary school will be torn down next year?---Really? I suppose it is such bad news _________ most of its former and present students will feel upset about.A. thatB. whichC. asD. what11. _________ the danger of travelling on the lonely island, they would not be trapped now.A. Have they been informed ofB. Were they informed ofC. Should they be informed ofD. Had they been informed of12. To be an artist is not easy. But sometimes dreams can be a rich source of _______ for an artist.A. occasionB. identificationC. inspirationD. occupation13. It is reported that a new shopping mall will be built in ________ was farmland a decade ago.A. whatB. whichC. whereD. that14. Mr. Green is always devoted to his work and has a se nse of responsibility. That’s why he was asked to _________ the company when the manager’s health was declining.A. take overB. hand overC. turn overD. trip over15. Even great minds _________, so we don’t need to underestimate ourselves.A. are the apple of their eyeB. have their feet of clayC. are in the redD. are green with envy阅读理解Jane Austen has often been considered a woman who led a narrow, inhibited life and who rarely traveled. These assertions are far from the truth. Jane Austen traveled more than most women of her time and was quite involved in the lives of her brother, so much that it often interfered with her writing. Like most writers, Jane drew on her experiences and her dreams for the future and incorporated them into her writing. Her characters reflect the people around her; the main characters reflect parts of herself. In Sanse and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice, Elinor Dashwood and Elizabeth Bennet reflect aspects of Jane Austen and dreams she had that were never fulfilled.The biographies about Jane Austen describe the facts of her life in a step-by-step manner. They tend to be repetitive since she did not leave behind a rich fabric of day-to-day life. Yet Jane Austen is known not because of the factual details of her life; she is not remembered two hundred years after her death because she had six siblings and was a wonderful aunt to her nieces and nephews. Rather, Jane Austen is remembered because of what she wrote. Only through reading her literature does one get a taste of the real Jane Austen, the Jane Austen who dreamed and made plans for the future that failed to materialize. Only by analyzing June Austen’s characters do we get an understanding of the true author.Sense and Sensibility’s Elinor Dash wood mirrors June Austen’s strait-laced sense of propriety and her concern and care about family members. For example, after her father died, Jane managed to get herself through and send her father’s pocket compass and pair of scissors to her brother Frank as a memento of their father. Elinor in Sense and Sensibility is the sister who holds down the family and discusses the practicality of situations. She too distributes cherished mementos of her father when he dies. Elinor is the sister who is concerned with thewelfare of her relations and takes it upon herself to look after their well-being.Jane can also be considered the backbone of her family. After she dies, the family is not as close as they were during her lifetime. Jane became very close with two of her nieces, Fanny Austen and Anna Austen. She counseled them on men and marriage when they reached the age of choosing a suitor. She often helped with delivering her sister-in-law’s babies. During her thirties, she lived with her brother Frank for several weeks. She cooked the meals for his family and cared for his children while his wife was confined to her bed. Like the character she creates in Elinor, she slicks by her family and helps them when they need her.Austen’s life closely parallels that of Elizabeth Bennet in Pride, and Prejudice. Austen begins the novel with the line, “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of fortune, must be in want of a wife”. This statement reflects the opinion of the time that a woman had to be married or else she had no social standing. Just as Elizabeth and her sisters feel immense pressure to get married and procure a good match, so too did Jane. Until she was twenty-five she still retained a small spark of hope that she would one day marry and have children.The most significant similarity between Jane and Lizzy is their close relationships with their sisters. Jane and her sisterCassandra were extremely close. When they moved into a house in Chawton, they shared a bedroom. They were dependent upon each other and supported each other in all aspects of their lives. They supported each other’s decisions and wrote to each other when apart. Lizzy and her older sister Jane were extremely close. They too supported each other’s decisions a nd were always there for the other. They discussed suitors and marriage just as Jane and her sister must have done.All of Jane’s female characters end up happily married, a state Jane herself never felt. A woman was defined in terms of her husband; if she did not marry, she had nothing. Well into her twenties, Jane still had dreams of getting married. When she was twenty-five, Harris Bigg-Wither, a brother of her good friends, proposed marriage to Jane. At first she accepted: she would become mistress of a large estate, and be able to ensure the comfort of her parents to the end of their days. Most importantly, she would have children and raise a family of her own. The next day, however, Jane reneged the proposal. She did not love him and did not want a marriage based on nothing but money. After this proposal, Jane gave up all hopes of ever having a family of her own. Instead, she fulfilled her dreams through her characters and found “passion” through them. All her characters marry for love (which happens to also be financially advantageous). They make Jane’s dreams become a reality within her imagination. _______________.As children reflect upon the parents and often mirror aspects of their parents, so too did many of Jane’s characters mirror herself a nd the people around her.1. What do we know about Jane Austen from first 2 paragraphs?A. Contrary to common belief, Jane travelled a lot with her brother.B. The main characters in her novels reflect the people around her.C. The biographies about Jane are so boring as to lack appeal to the public.D. Jane is remembered 200 years after her death mainly because of her works.2. Which of the following is not the evidence of Jane’s care about family members?A. Jane distributed her father’s all cherished mo mentos to her relations.B. Jane gave her nieces advice on men and marriage for a right suitor.C. Jane took the responsibility to attend to her brother’s family.D. Jane did her part when her sister-in-law gave birth to babies.3. What can be inferred from paragraph 5?A. Austen’s life closely parallels that of Elizabeth in Pride and Prejudice.B. Unlike Elizabeth, Jane felt little pressure to get married.C. Marriage is the top priority for a woman of that time.D. Jane firmly believed that she would marry and have children when 25.4. Which sentence can be put into the blank in last paragraph?A. All of her female characters eventually have their own children.B. She devoted all her life to writing novels, never stopping.C. She often referred to her nov els as her “own darling child”.D. Without any children of her own, she lived through her characters.5. What’s the best title of the passage?A. Jane Austen and her lifeB. Feminism in Jane Austen’s worksC. Jane Austen—the greatest authoress in 19th centuryD. Real Jane Austen and her characters任务型阅读Many believe that personality is nothing more than basic characteristics and features that make us different from others. But surprisingly scientific studies have linked personality types with considerable health risks. According to studies from the university of Nottingham and the University of California, personality types can shape our immune systems as a deciding factor for diseases we are more likely to come down with. Participants in these studies were grouped and identified by various common personalities. Researchers discovered certain personality types were more likely to develop diseases, while others were not.If you’re an extrovert(性格外向者),you're likely to be outgoing, social and energized by being around others. It's good news that studies find extroverts have stronger immune systems. However, extroverts are more likely to suffer from higher blood pressure and cancers. To prevent these health problems, you should limit your late nights out to ensure you get enough rest, restrict junk food and sugar intake as much as possible, and increase intake of vitamins and minerals by eating plenty of vegetables.If you find yourself nodding along to avoid conflicts or are easily persuaded, youprobably have an agreeable personality type by nature. However, agreeable personalities should also heed(留⼼)their doctors recommendations since they re more likely to suffer from short-term diseases. you may suffer from-increased stress, often caused by agreeing to requests you shouldn’t have, or overweight possibly caused by giving in to the over-generous mature of others. To avoid these problems, you should learn to say no when you need to take care of yourself and release stress by taking the time to relax your mind and body.Contrary to what you may be thinking now, woes are not at as much risk of health issues as you may think there are two broad categories of worriers: ones who are extremely worried and others who are worried in a healthy way. Thankfully, most of us are on the healthy side! However, those who are extremely worried are more likely to develop depression due to excessive worry. What's more, their increased stress from habitual worrying can lead to overeating, drinking, and smoking. If you're a worrier, you can calm down your mind by trying practicing yoga every day if you start to feel down, remember to concentrate on the positive- in life.In short, you don’t need to change your personality to live a much healthier life. you just take note of the associated risks and follow specific health tips to mitigate(减轻)them.⼩练（2）单项填空21. —What do you think of Steven Hawking?—Well, despite his disabled body, he was a man of scientific nature, worthy of admiration.A. one22. Our city government is building more roads to the increasing number of cars.A.adjustB. acceptC. accelerateD. accommodate23. People from across the world gathered in London to hear Big Ben’s last regular chime and some of them even cried, as if they a friend’s funeral.A. attendedB. have attendedC. were attendingD. would attend24. This week some top scientists, including some Nobel Prize winners, gave their vision of ______the world would look in 2056, from gas-powered cars to health advance.A. howB. whichC. whereD. what25. An app that rewards students for time away from their phones is being released in the UK.A. spendingB. spentC. to spendD. spend6.China has achieved a marvelous breakthrough in the past few years, ________ second in the world market.A. to rankB. rankedC. having rankedD. ranking27. The trouble with the global warming debate is that it has become a moral problem __ it’s really an engineering one.A. untilB. becauseC. whenD. where28. Stephen Hawking believes that the earth is unlikely to be the only planet ____ life has developed gradually.D. when29. The new job is not a promotion _____ but it has good prospects.A so as B. such as C. as such D as so30. About 10 bike-sharing companies have gone broke since last September, ____ failing to return deposits to users and their deserted bicycles crowding sidewalks.A. some of whichB. some of themC. of which someD. which of them31. Nearby, Mrs. White, stretching out cautiously to collect her costly jewels.A. standing on a wooden box wasB. was standing on a wooden boxC. on a wooden box was standingD. was on a wooden box standing32. —I can’t believe it. Tom failed the test again!—He would not be so upset now your advice.A. would he followB. should he followC. did he followD. had he followed33. —Does Jack still hang about every day?—No, he has mended his ways. After his father died, he set his hand to his business and has already put it .A. in orderB. in chaosC. in effectD. in store34. —It’s so cold here! Why haven’t you turned on your air-conditioner?—Well, it turn on.A. shouldn’tB. can’tC. won’tD. shan’t35. —There will be no going back to the world before the smartphone revolution.—, but we can surely find ways to enjoy the benefits.A. You must be jokingB. That’s for sureC. That’s all rightD. It’s better than nothing完形填空If the law punished addiction, we would all be in prison because we are addicted to our phones.We’re hopelessly 36 by them, helplessly devoted to them. Our hands and minds are 37: texting, tweeting, liking, emailing, sharing. We find ourselves 38 stimulated(刺激).My iPhone is the last thing I look at when I go to bed and the first thing I look at when I 39. When it’s not the re I feel its 40 like an amputee(被截肢者) still feeling a(n) 41 leg. It is my entry to culture and fun. I love it. You love yours.But the comment on this enormous 42 in our behavior has been completely 43. The central claim is that technology make us 44 what we already know about life, and it 45 us developing fully independent selves. And the quality of human relationships is said to have 46. Parents are distracted by work emails at the dinner table and in the playground; children cry for 47 until they final ly get an iPad for Christmas. Gatherings of old friends can’t do a couple of hours 48 checking their Gmail every 10 minutes. Technology sucks the life out of us, and takes our souls in 49 for the convenience of not having to learn how to read maps properly.I simply do not 50 the idea that we aren’t fully whole due to our phones, just because we can talk to our friends whenever we want, without any 51 for the limitations that space and 52 used to set on us. This helps us to get 53. It doesn’t set us apart.54 we will film. We will photograph. We will edit. We will 55, like, love and envy. Finally, in our own strange way, we will control our heavily doctored lives.36. A. surprised B. distracted C. frightened D. punished37. A. lost B. vacant C. occupied D. awkward.38. A. commonly B. constantly /doc/675cfae5f41fb7360b4c2e3f5727a5e9856a27fd.html ually D. ordinarily39. A. get home B. have dinner C. wake up D. go out40. A. reference B. confidence C. absence D. appearance41. A. healthy B. remaining C. artificial D. missing.42. A. consequence B. interest C. challenge D. shift43. A. changeable B. negative C. consistent D. inspiring44. A. rebuild B. review C. forgives D. forget45. A. prevents B. keeps C. suggest D. finds46. A. benefited B. balanced C. suffered D. improved47. A. happiness B. discipline C. attention D. freedom48. A. after B. upon C. by D. without49. A. request B. exchange C. preparation D. search50. A. buy B. know C. have D. refuse51. A. anxiety B. consideration C. demand D. eagerness52. A. chance B. time C. energy D. effort53. A. stronger B. smarter C. greater D. closer54. A. Therefore B. However C. Moreover D. Meanwhile55. A. publish B. ignore C. share D. delete阅读理解The eyeliner makes the dark circles less pronounced. The lipstick hides the trembling. The ponytail (马尾辫) masks missing patches of hair. I might look a bit thinner, but everyone will ask about my new diet. One hour of preparation and I look like myself. One hour out of 24. Sometimes I wonder if it’s worth it—wasting a twenty-fourth of my day on a lie.Checking my makeup one last time, I slip on a cute pair of flats- heels are too dangerous with shaky legs—and grab my Hollister bag. Walking downstairs, I breathe in the sweet smell of waffles and juice.“Morning, Mom,” I call.“Moring, baby,” she sings. “Did you sleep well?”“Better than I have been.”She sighs, and her eyes look a hundred years old for a minute. “Any improvement is good,” she says half-heartedly.“Of course.”“I made waffles.”“Thanks, Mom. Smells delicious.”I sit at the table and she hands me a plate. The thought of all that food turns my stomach,but I force a smile and thank my mother again. She busies herself at the sink and fills the silence with chatter. When she turns around, she takes in the waffles still on my plate, only missing a few bites. I smile apologetically.“I’m not very hungry this morning.”“You’ll need your strength for this afternoon. Morrison will wait for you.” She bites her lip.“I packed your lunch.”“I’m 18, Mom. I can pack my own lunch. You have more important things to do. ”She reaches for the paper bag. “But now I know you’ll have something to eat. And you need to eat, okay? You have to keep your strength up.”Sighing, I take the bag. I know this peanut butter and jelly sandwich won’t be eaten, not any more than the one yesterday or the day before. And even if I do eat it, I’ll just throw it up later.“Honey, have you thought about what I said the other day?” she asks.I remain silent.“Sweetheart, you can’t hide the secret forever. Eventually you’re going to miss school and people will start asking questions.”“Mom, I have two months left of high school. I can make it till then. I’m class president. I was voted ‘Most popular’, ‘Best smile’and ‘Most likely to succeed’. I’m the girl who’s got it all together. People don’t want to know that the girl who’s got it all together doesn’t have it all together. People don’t want to know that girl is to be parted!”“Honey, don’t say that. You’re not. . .”“Yes, I am. You heard Dr. Morr ison. I have maybe a year left. But that means I can graduate and then never see those people again. I’ ll depart and they’ll feel sorry for me, but at least I won’t have to tolerate their pity.”“But. . .” she tries to interrupt.“Mom, listen to me. I don’t want to be the girl everyone looks at and whispers, ‘Look at her. Poor thing. She has cancer. ’I can’t handle that. I want to be normal. Just for these last two months.”“Okay,” she whispers. “Okay. Just remember, it’s okay if you don’t have it all tog ether. Sometimes things just fall apart and there’s nothing we can do.”“Thanks, Mom.” I grab my bag and lunch and kiss her on the check. “①”“②” she replies. This exchange, once taken for granted, is now a vital part of every morning, every afternoon, and every night. Three little words, followed by four more, have come to mean more than an entire conversation. They bridge all gaps and disagreements, because we both know there is now a restricted number left.Keys in hand, I open the door and blink(眨眼)in the early morning sun. Perfect.1. The underlined word “half-heartedly” implies.A. the mom is worried about her daughter’s moodB. the mom believes her daughter slept well last nightC. the mom is too busy doing her housework a that timeD. th e mom knows there is no improvement in her daughter’s health2. Why doesn’t the girl want to eat the food Mom packs for her lunch?A. Because she doesn’t like the smell of the food.B. Because she is on a diet to lose some weight.C. Because she’s tired of the same food every day.D. Because eating the food makes her sick.3. What is the main reason the girl keeps her secret?A. She doesn’t want to die so soon.B. She doesn’t want her mom to be sad.C. She doesn’t want people to have pity on her.D. She doesn’t want to lose her popularity at school.4. Which of the following words can best describe the girl?A. Considerate and positive.B. Optimistic but mean.C. Considerate but stubborn.D. Optimistic and dependent.5. What sentences can be appropriate for ① and ② ?A. “See you, Mom.” ; “Have a good day. ”B. “Take care, Mom.”; “You too, my angel.”C. “I love you.” ; “I love you, too.”D. “I’ll miss you.”; “I’ll miss you, too.”6. What is the best title for the passage?A. NORMALB. PERFECTC. HOPEFULD. HEALTHY任务型阅读Sorry seems to be the hardest word. So sang Elton John on one of his biggest 1970s hits—but not every public figure seems to find it so tough to let out that powerful five-letter word.In recent months varieties of public figures, from politicians, to Hollywood actors and YouTube stars have all publicly expressed regrets.But with floods of regrets on the airwaves, just how can we tell a forced apology from a heartfelt expression?In it s purest form, saying sorry should be an “act of regrets, a realization that something you have said or done has hurt someone and you want to repair it”, says psychologist Geraldine Joaquim.Made early, a sincere apology can be hugely beneficial and can “relieve the tension and takes the wind out of an accuser’s sails”, she says.A need to say sorry can arise in someone’s public life and equally at home with their family and friends but, whatever the environment, how well it is received depends on how personalized it feels.From businesses, governments and organizations, a scripted response will fail to resonate(引起共鸣) as it will not convey empathy (同理⼼) and sympathy.Whether online or in person, the timing and choice of language in an apology are decisive factors.“It is important to show that you understand and sympathize,” says Martin Stone, of PR agency Tank, “It is vital that any business or individual making an apology understands the focus—is it sorry for the way it’s acted or is it sorry that the complainant feels the way they do?”Performed apologies always have a sense of being “acted out”, and are often accompanied by too many theatrical gestures. If sincere, the person making the apology will be looking for listening clues to see if they are being understood, such as eye contact and facial expressions. They will provide “humbling (谦卑的) signals”, such as a lowered head, to indicate regrets.It is also important to avoid irresponsible statements or promises that can’t be kept. “Don’t say that you’ll ensure that this will not happen again if you’re not confident it won’t. It could come back to bite you,” Stone explains.Equally, the use of “but” can hugely change the tone of an apology.As Stone points out. “I’m sorry but. . . It sounds like you are making excuses and aren’t actually taking any form of responsibility. It may be three letters but it can instantly make an apology seem hollow.”⼩练1BAABC DDBBC DCAABDACCD1.differentiate/tell/distinguish2. immune3. tips/suggestions/advice4. Despite5. frequently/often6. weight 7 refuse 8 habits 9 basis 10.measures/steps/action(s)⼩练2ADCAB DCCCB ADACBBCBCC DDBDA CCDBA BBDACDDCACB1. hard2. distinction/discrimination3. made4. unable5. extent/degree6. When7. body8. acting9. responsible 10. excuses。
