篇一：2016届浙江省杭州二中高三第二次月考英语试卷
2016届浙江省杭州二中高三第二次月考
英语试卷
本试卷分为第I卷和第II卷两部分，请用2B铅笔将第I卷的答案填涂在客观题答题卡上，并用钢笔或水笔将第II卷的答案内容写在答题页上。
第I卷 选择题部分 (共80分)
第一部分 英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节：单项填空（共20小题；每小题0.5分，满分10分）
从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
1. --It is so crowded and the pollution is so serious here!
--You see, ______. I‘m going to quit my job and move to the country.
A. I‘ve had enough B. I like it here C. That will be OK D. It‘s not so bad
2. American films always have ______ edge on foreign films at ______ Oscars, regardless of how popular a foreign film might be.
A. an; the B. the; the C. an; an D. the; /
3. Sara, my colleague, has been ______ the run all week preparing for her son‘s wedding.
A. in B. to C. on D. at
4. You ______ pay too much attention to your reading skills, as they are so important.
A. shouldn‘t B. mustn‘t C. can‘t D. needn‘t
5. Security devices at airports are ______ to spot weapons that could be used by terrorists.
A. pretended B. intended C. demanded D. declined 6. The Beatles, the supreme rock and roll band of the 1960s, were in many ways pioneers for ______ was to come, like holding concerts in sports stadiums.
A. which B. what C. whoever D. that 7. Private taxi booking apps have ______ like mushrooms in the past few months because of their convenience and high efficiency.
A. broken up B. lined up C. come up D. sprung up
8. Jim ______ a late night film at home when, right in the middle of a thrilling scene, the television went blank.
A. watched B. was watching C. had watched D. would be watching
9. ______ I always felt I would pass the exam, I never thought I would get an A.
A. While B. Once C. If D. Until
10. I believe his design is ______, for it‘s completely different from others‘.
A. original B. practical C. flexible D. comfortable
11. In order to lose weight, the young lady prefers to ______ regularly rather than take expensive weight-losing pills.
A. hang out B. leave out C. work out D. figure out
12. Nowadays, an increasing number of museums are open to visitors free. However, free ______ might lead to some social problems as well.
A. accommodation B. attraction C. admission D. adjustment
13. It was not until I visited Venice ______ it really worthy of the reputation of ―the water world‖.
A. that I found B. had I found C. when I did find D. did I find 14. Tom seldom, ______, paid for the software on his computer. That is, he used lots of pirated software.
A. if any B. if ever C. if some D. if never
15. The findings support another study which showed that being happy ______ reduce the risk of heart disease.
A. need B. shall C. must D. can
16. It shames me to say it, but I told a lie when ______ by my head teacher why I was late for school.
A. questioning B. having questioned C. questioned D. to be questioned
17. She ______ her position as principal by giving jobs to her friends, which was severely criticized by fellow teachers.
A. adored B. overlooked C. sought D. abused
18. I have done everything possible to prevent him from running the risk but ______.
A. in time B. in case C. in vain D. in need 19. The ______ among the world‘s scientists is that the world is likely to warm up over the next few decades.
A. prejudice B. reputation C. discrimination D. consensus
20. — Are you sure the delegation will come to our school next week?
— ______. The head of it has just emailed me about the departure time of their flight.
A. No wonder B. You betC. Don‘t mention it D. Definitely not
第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题l分，满分20分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
I had only three hours of community service work left for a school project. I was happy to be __21__ the hours, but felt upset when I was arranged to serve a home for elderly Alzheimer‘s(老年痴呆) patients on a bright, sunny Saturday afternoon. I would have preferred to be doing other things.
When I got there, I was handed a beach ball and told that my first __22__ was to find ―Fred in the green shirt‖ and play ―catch the ball‖ with him.
I found ―Fred in the green shirt.‖ He was sitting in a chair, __23__ into the garden. I asked him if he wanted to play ball. He just looked at me blankly. So I __24__ threw the ball at him. A big smile __25__ his face and as he reached to catch the ball, he almost fell out of his __26__. He needed help to stand up, __27__ I helped him up. He stood there smiling at me and then __28__ threw the ball back to me. This went on for about ten minutes, each minute seeming to take forever.
It was such a dull game, and I wondered if he was getting bored with it. My __29__ didn‘t last long. With a serious look on his face he broke the __30__ with the words, ―Good exercise!‖ And then, with tears in his eyes, he __31__, ―Helps stay alive.‖ The other seniors who had __32__ to watch whispered their agreement. Then, all heads __33__ in my direction, they smiled at me.
At that moment I knew my afternoon was being well spent. I was being __34__ after all. Fred needed exercise and was happy that I was __35__ providing it.
I know that what I did was a(n) __36__ thing, but I also know that it meant something to someone else. I could see it in Fred‘s eyes, and in his smile. And it was __37__ in the seniors who watched with interest as I played ball with Fred. I believe that what I did was much __38__ playing ball; by my presence, I had __39__ an interest in another. I could see that they were thankful and grateful. For Fred getting the exercise—and for me for __40__ it.
21. A. wasting B. exchanging C. completing D. consuming
22. A. experience B. job C. entertainment D. aim
23. A. staring B. looking C. exploring D. glaring
24. A. carelessly B. gently C. nervously D. quickly
25. A. brought about B. got through C. came across D. spread out
26. A. bed B. table C. window D. chair 27. A. otherwise B. but C. besides D. so
28. A. suddenly B. strangely C. eventually D. eagerly
29. A. consideration B. doubts C. thoughts D. fantasy
30. A. atmosphere B. silence C. companion D. record
31. A. added
32. A. introduced
33. A. raising
34. A. unique
35. A. deliberately
36. A. simple
37. A. common
38. A. rather than 39. A. shown
40. A. taking
B. responded B. combined B. shaking B. helpful B. politely B. important B. unusual B. other than B. caught B. trying C. shouted C. gathered C. lowering C. friendly C. frequently C. interesting C. similar C. more than C. received C. giving D. complained D. coached D. turning D. cheerful D. patiently D. serious D. evident D. less than D. developed D. sharing 第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，第一节20小题，第二节5小题；每小题2分，满分50分）
第二节：下面文章中有5处（第61-65题）需要添加小标题。请从以下选项（A、B、C、D、E和F）中选出符合各段意思的小标题，将答案写在第二卷的相应位置。选项中有一项是多余选项。
第一节：阅读下列材料，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项的标号涂黑。
A
The latest version of Google‘s self-driving car—a pod-like two-seater that needs no gas pedal or steering wheel—will make its first appearance on public roads this summer, a significant step in the technology giant‘s mission to have driverless cars available to consumers in the next five years. It can drive, brake and recognize road dangers without human involvement. Google says the car is the first vehicle built for the purpose of self-driving.
However, the new vehicle is not designed for long trips. It lacks air bags and other safety devices required by the federal government. It cannot go more than 25 miles per hour. The vehicle is electric and has to be recharged after 80 miles. And it can only drive in areas that have been thoroughly mapped by Google.
Current California laws require all vehicles to have a steering wheel to guide the car and a gas pedal to control fuel use. The laws also require a driver to be able to take back control of a vehicle at any time. But, Google is working to change those laws.
Google will first build and test 25 driverless vehicles, mostly in neighborhoods surrounding its Mountain View headquarters. It eventually will build between 50 and 100, and will broaden testing to sites that are hillier and rainier.
The final goal, says Google co-founder Sergey Brin, is computer-controlled cars that can get rid of human error, which is a factor in an estimated 90 percent of the 1.2 million road deaths that occur worldwide each year. Self-driving cars also could improve traffic jam and transport the elderly and disabled.
Convincing drivers that driverless technology is safe is one of the difficulties the company must overcome. Earlier this week, in response to questions from the Associated Press, Google acknowledged 11 minor accidents in the six years it has been testing autonomous cars. Urmson, who directs Google ?s self-driving car project, says the company is proud of that record, and notes that Google‘s vehicles have completed more than 1.7 million miles of testing. He says all but one of the accidents were caused by drivers in other cars.
Consumers question whether they can trust self-driving cars to work all the time, says the consulting firm J.D. Power and Associates. In a 2013 survey of U.S. drivers, J.D. Power found only one in five was interested in a fully autonomous car.
Google isn‘t alone in developing self-driving cars. Mercedes-Benz, Infiniti and other brands already have advanced driver assistance systems. Unlike Google, automakers think self-driving cars will arrive feature-by-feature instead of all at once, giving people plenty of time to adapt to autonomous driving.
But Urmson says that approach is ―fundamentally wrong.‖ ―We believe that‘s like saying, ?If I work really hard
at jumping, one day I‘ll just be able to fly,‖‖ he said.
41. According to the passage, Google‘s self-driving car ______.
A. has changed the California laws B. is equipped with safety devices
C. has limited driving areas D. can travel very fast
42. What does Google plan to do?
A. Provide free service to the elderly and disabled. B. Expand the testing areas of self-driving cars.
C. Design vehicles especially for hilly areas. D. Invest more in public transportation.
43. We can learn from Urmson‘s words that self-driving cars ______.
A. are safer than traditional cars B. need a long period of testing
C. fail to meet Google‘s requirements D. are more intelligent than humans
44. What can we learn from the passage?
A. Half of the road deaths are due to human error.
B. Google faces many technology difficulties.
C. Most people are doubtful about self-driving cars.
D. Few companies are interested in developing self-driving cars
45. Which of the following agrees with Urmson‘s idea?
A. Google should make driverless cars available soon. B. Advanced driver assistance is popular at present.
C. Flying cars may be developed in the future. D. People need time to adapt to self-driving cars.
B
Just what is it about roller coasters? It seems we just can’t get enough of them. This week we take a look at some of the top amusement parks and the roller coasters that have helped make them famous.
Lake Compounce
Lake Compounce, being one of America‘s more traditional parks, is a rare find indeed. The oldest continuously operating amusement park in the US, it has been a popular family spot since 1846. like many old-time parks, it fell on hard times and was in danger of being closed. Luckily, in 1977, a well-known company came to its rescue with huge infusions(注入) of cash. The transformed park with its new rides, is attracting many new fans. Don‘t expect the high-energy rush found at larger parks, though, as the lake has a more relaxed pace—a reminder of its 19th-century origins. Lake Compounce also has a great combination of rides, including the exciting Boulder Dash roller coaster. Boulder Dash is the first of its kind to be built on the side of a mountain and doesn‘t actually look like a typical roller coaster. Instead of the usual mass of wooden tracks high in the air, the ride uses the mountain as its base.
Holiday World
It is a family park in the sense that it resists the hyped-up(兴奋的) atmosphere of its competitors and instead offers a more relaxed friendly experience. Rare in that it is privately owned and it has many features that corporate parks often can‘t match. There is lots of entertainment for youngsters, so parents appreciate the park‘s family-friendly policy of free entry to the water park, reasonable food prices and unlimited soft drinks free of charge.
What‘s more, Holiday World delivers great rides. In fact, the Raven, a more traditional wooden roller coaster, ranks among the best in the world. Park president, Will Koch, who had a hand in developing the ride, says the reason Raven works so well is that it keeps riders on the edge of their seats.
Knott’s Berry Farm
One of America‘s favorite theme parks, Knott‘s has something for everyone. For those seeking a breathtaking rush, try the roller coaster, GhostRider or the Xcelerator. GhostRider is the single largest attraction in amusement park history and one of the longest and tallest wooden roller coasters in the world. If you‘re after something a little less exciting, go to Camp Snoopy. Or visit the heart of Knott‘s, Ghost Town, for a glance of life in the Wild West of the 1880s. with its cowboys, carriages, steam trains and historic buildings – many transported from mining towns—Ghost Town will let you relive a piece of the past.
Islands of Adventure
In the style of Walt Disney World, Islands of Adventure is dived into themed ―lands‘. Unlike the sugar-coated Magic Kingdom, however, IOA features attractions guaranteed to set the heart racing. Its roller coasters are state-of-the-art(达到最新水平的) fun. While the Spiderman is fantastic, you haven‘t truly lived until you‘ve experienced The Incredible Hulk‘s wild and unique uphill launch(启动). Be warned, however, this roller coaster both terrifies and exhilarates(使感到激动) and is not for the faint of heart. Because it is located near the park‘s front entrance and is IOA‘s leading attraction, Hulk‘s queues tend to get long quickly so get in line early—if you dare.
46. What happened to Lake Compounce in the 1970s?
A. It escaped going out of business. B. It developed into a big company.
C. It built its first wooden track. D. It was built in a mountain.
47. What is special about Holiday World?
A. It owns the latest ride technology. B. It has a hyped-up atmosphere.
C. It provides free food. D. It belonged to an individual.
48. Which park takes visitors back to earlier times?
A. Lake Compounce. B. Holiday World. C. Knott‘s Berry Farm. D. Islands of Adventure.
49. Island of Adventure is different from Magic Kingdom in that ______.
A. it plays many famous movies B. it is divided into different lands
C. it has more people waiting in line D. its roller coasters are more exciting
C
Researchers in the US have proved a way in which city residents are unknowingly fueling the heat of the night—by using air conditioners.
Because the cities are getting hotter as the climate changes, residents are increasingly investing in air conditioning systems—which discharge heat from offices and apartment blocks straight into the city air. And the bad circle effect is that cities get still warmer, making air conditioning all the more attractive to residents.
According to scientists at Arizona State University, the air conditioning system is now having a measurable effect. During the days, the systems small. At night, heat from air conditioning systems now raises some urban temperatures by more than 1℃, they report in the Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres. The team focused on the role of air conditioning systems in the urban area of the city of Phoenix, which is in the Sonora desert in Arizona.
But, worldwide, normally warm countries are experiencing increasing extremes of heat, and conditions in cities have on occasion become deadly. To cap this, cities are unavoidably hotspots—and it‘s not just because of global warming. The concentration of traffic, commuter systems, street and indoor lighting, central heating, light industry, bricks, building activity and millions of people can raise temperatures as much as 5℃ above the surrounding countryside.
At present, 87% of US families have air conditioning, and the US—which is not one of the warmer nations—uses more electricity to keep cool than all the other countries of the world combined. To keep the people of Phoenix cool during periods of extreme heat, air conditioning systems can consume more than half of total electricity needs, which puts a pressure on power network.
The Arizona scientists simulated(模拟) a 10-day period of unusually hot weather between 10 July and 19 July, 2009, and used computer models and detailed readings from weather records to analyze the effect of air conditioning systems on local temperatures. Even though the biggest demand for air conditioning was in the daytime, they found the biggest difference was always at night.
―Our work shows 1℃ local heating of urban atmospheres in hot and dry cities due to air conditioning use at night time,‖ said Francisco Salamanca, the report‘s lead author. ―This increase in outside air temperature in turn results in additional demands for air conditioning.‖ Sustainable(可持续) development would require turning wasted heat from air conditioning into useful energy, which can be used inside houses for various purposes—including, for example, water heaters. Such actions would reduce local air temperatures: in Phoenix alone, they could directly save
篇二：2014-15杭二中自主招生模拟3
2014-2015年杭州二中自主招生语文模拟系列3晚风编制 2014-12-1 温馨提示：端正书写、认真审题、把握速度、准确答题、限时完成
班级___________________ 姓名___________________考号_________________ 本次考试时间40分钟，试卷总分80分。 一、基础知识及运用。(30分) 1．下列加点字的注音全都正确的一项是（ ）（3分） 【原创】 A．教诲（huì） 馈赠（kuì） 载歌载舞（zài）B．恣睢（suī） 狙击（zǔ）海市蜃楼（shan） ．．．．．．C．蜕变（tuì） 嗥鸣（áo） 牟取暴利（móu）D．呵责（hē）鏖战（áo）遒劲有力（jìn） ．．．．．．2．下列词语没有别字的一项是（ ）（3分） 【原创】 A. 狼藉 震撼 险象迭生 辐员辽阔B．真谛 脉搏 原弛蜡象 怨天尤人C．风采 纯粹 不容置疑 莫衷一是D．安详 寒喧 更胜一筹 乐不思蜀 3．下列句子中加点的词语使用恰当的一项是（ ）（3分）【原创】 A．（叫卖者）得气力足，嗓子脆，口齿伶俐，咬字清楚，还要会现编词儿，脑子快，能随声附和。．．．．B．我珍惜阳光，因为她给我温暖；我珍惜绿叶，因为她给我生机；我珍惜星空，因为她给我幻想。 ．．C．近年来，我们与大自然这个朋友的关系日益恶化，罪恶的黑手一次次戕害着与我们休戚与共的大自然，．．．．无穷的索取让原本美丽的家园变得伤痕累累。 D．近年，大蒜、白糖、苹果等大幅涨价，疯狂的速度令人叹为观止，由此也催生出“蒜你狠”“糖高宗”“苹什么”等一系列网络新词。 4．下列关于文学常识的说法有错误的一项是（）（3分） 【原创】 A．《唐雎不辱使命》 和《邹忌讽齐王纳谏》都选自西汉刘向整理编纂的国别体史书《战国策》，其中 《邹忌讽齐王纳谏》告诉人们劝说君王纳谏，使之广开言路，要讲究策略。 B．保尔·柯察金双目失明却不碌碌无为，他克服种种困难顽强地进行写作，在病床上完成了著作——《暴风雨所诞生的》，他用钢铁般的意志诠释了生命的意义。 C．我国现代著名作家沈从文的《云南的歌会》和汪曾祺的《端午的鸭蛋》，都蕴含着浓郁民间文化气息，抒发了作者内心深处对民间文化的由衷赞叹。 D．斯科特、克拉丽丝、奥楚蔑洛夫这三个人物分别出自奥地利茨威格的《伟大的悲剧》、法国莫泊桑的《我的叔叔于勒》、俄国契诃夫的《变色龙》。 5．下列句子中没有语病的一项是（）（3分） 【原创】 A．最近发生在校园里的一些违法案件，教育部要求地方有关部门，对侵犯少年儿童权益、损害少年儿童身心健康，要从严查处并依法打击。 B．阅读文学经典，就是与文学大师进行精神的对话和心灵的沟通，这对我们的终身学习和发展将产生极为积极而深远的影响。 C．《二泉映月》自始至终让人感受到一位饱尝人间辛酸和痛苦的盲艺人的思想情感，同时，作品展示了
独特的民间演奏趋势与风格也让人叹为观止。
D．今年母亲节来临之前，学校要求每个学生在母亲节为自己的母亲自制一个充满爱心的礼物，从而在校园浓郁地营造出感恩母亲的节日气氛。
6．补同下列名往篇名句中的空缺部分。（只选做五小题）（5分） 【原创】
①万里赴戎机， 。 ，寒光照铁衣。（北朝民歌《木兰诗》）②荡胸生曾云，决眦入归鸟。 ， 。（杜甫《望岳》）③ 世有伯乐，。 ，而伯乐不常有。（韩愈《马说》）
④燕子来时新社，梨花落后清明。， ，日长飞絮轻。（晏殊《破阵子》）⑤后值颠覆， ，，尔来二十有一年矣。（诸葛亮《出师表》）
街摔倒，扶还是不扶”为辩题的辩论会，请你参与相关的主题活动。
材料一：2011年9月3日，武汉市88岁的李老汉在离家不到百米的菜场口摔倒后，众多围观者无人敢伸出援手，直到老人家人赶到才被送往医院。遗憾的是，由于没有得到及时救治，老人因鼻血堵塞呼吸道窒息死亡。（据《楚天都市报》）
材料二：2011年8月2日，江苏南通的长途车司机殷红彬、乘务员郁维贞在行驶的路上停下车来扶起了一位被撞伤的老太太。事后，老太太指称司机为肇事者。但由于殷红彬、郁维贞所开车辆装了监控
探头，一看录像，真相大白，司机和乘务员终获清白。老太太家属事后向司机赠送了锦旗。（据央视“新闻1+1”节目）
材料三：新加坡法律规定，被援助者若事后反咬一口，则须亲自上门向救助者赔礼道歉，并施以其本人医药费1至3倍的处罚。影响恶劣、行为严重者，则以污蔑罪论处。（据央视“新闻1+1”节目） ⑴仔细研读以上三则材料，请提取两条当下人们不愿扶起摔倒老人的原因。（2分）
⑵在这场辩论中，反方认为老人当街摔倒，不应扶起老人。请你从正方的角度，写一段辩论词。（50字左右）（2分）
⑶缴入你是校报的小记者，为宣传驾驶员殷红彬扶起老人的先进事迹，打算电话采访殷红彬。请依据材料二提供的情况，设计一个有价值的问题。（2分）
8．下面这段文字在标点使用、语言结构上各有一处不当，请加以修改。（4分）【原创】
“头顶一片天，脚踏一方土。”有谁离得开大地？离得开自己脚下的这片土地？有人远离故土，
原因各不相同，但乡愁是共同的。女娲造人的神话说明了祖先对土地的崇拜，开疆拓土是古代许多统治者成就霸业的目标，而保卫土地的故事更是不计其数。如今，土地又被赋予了环境保护的意义。土地，哺育了人类，辉煌续写着。让我们捧起一把土，来一次仔细端详。
二、现代文阅读理解（30分）
阅读下面的文章，完成9—16题。 （一）一元钱，两份温暖
每一天早上,女孩都来他的窗口买一元钱的煎包。
那时物价还没上涨,一元钱,可以买六个煎包,女孩很娇小,饭量应该不大。可每次,他都会给她刻意挑选大一点的。
因为,他能看出,女孩的家境不太好,穿的衣服虽然很干净,但都很旧了,手里拎着一个小水壶。不像其他孩子,穿崭新的衣服,手里拿着可乐、牛奶、纯净水。每天早上,她都步行上学,路一定不近,女孩光洁的额头有亮闪闪的汗珠。
春天到了,物价涨得厉害。他是小本生意,利润很薄,涨价后,六个煎包卖一元钱,要赔钱了。算来算去,他将价格定在一元钱四个。
那天早上,他在一张硬纸壳上写了新的价格:一元钱四个。
七点多,吃早餐的孩子一双一对地挤在他的小窗口。有孩子念了他纸上的通告,转头对同伴说,煎包涨价了。后面的孩子开始翻着包往外拿钱,并没有谁因为这提出质疑。
女孩走到窗口的时候,几个孩子刚刚离开。他先是愣了一下,然后一把将放在窗口的纸板拿了回来。 她用手抹了一把汗,然后笑着递过一元钱硬币。他爱怜地责备女孩:“又跑,这么热的天。”然后利落地夹起六个煎包放在纸袋里。
女孩接过来,照例说声“谢谢叔叔”。那寻常的一刻,看着女孩的背影,他的心,却有些不寻常的感动。 之后的一段时间,每天早上,只要远远看到女孩,他就会把那张纸板收起来。依旧收着女孩的一元钱,给她六个煎包。
后来,所有的顾客都熟悉了新的价格,他就彻底地将纸板收回了。只有女孩,一直蒙在鼓里。
可是有天早上,他却没有看到女孩那张笑吟吟的脸。
第二天,女孩也没有来,第三天,第四天??他的心从失落到担忧,他想女孩是不是出了什么事了? 又一天早上,他跑到学校门口等着。大概过了半个小时,他看到女孩,一路小跑着,径直跑进了校门。 他松了一口气,想,一定是女孩子吃厌了煎包,改吃别的东西了??然后又开始有些心疼起来,因为他再不能偷着给她两个煎包的照顾了。
春天过去了,转眼到了夏天。忽然有一天,女孩又出现在了他的窗口。她唤他“叔叔”,并递上一枚硬币,他愣了一下,接着飞快地挑选了六个煎包放入纸袋。女孩笑起来:“叔叔,您给多了,应该是四个。”
女孩狡黠地笑:“叔叔,您的煎包早就涨价了,我知道的。这段时间,一直是同学帮我带的。四个就够了,您的煎包大,我能吃饱。”
他张着嘴巴,心里却被重新涌入心底的暖意哽咽住了,四十多岁的男人一下子涌出了眼泪。他根本想不到,一个十几岁的孩子,竟然把他所给予的爱,悄悄地还给了他。
女孩还在说:“叔叔,我考上高中就不在这里读了,等以后有空,我还来吃您的煎包??”他终于掩饰不住,任眼泪落了下来。他不过是想偷偷照顾这个生活背景和他相仿的孩子,却没想到,她也在以同样的心来呵护他。
一元钱就这样被分成两份温暖。他知道,从此以后,不管生活怎样艰辛,他和这个孩子,都会勇敢地面对,并努力地给予身边的人更多爱和温暖。 ——摘自《小小说月刊》 2009年第02期
9.通读全文，说说你对标题“一元钱，两份温暖”的理解？（4分）【原创】
10.分析下列句子中所蕴含的思想感情。（4分）【原创】
①她唤他“叔叔”,并递上一枚硬币,他愣了一下,接着飞快地挑选了六个煎包放入纸袋。
②他张着嘴巴,心里却被重新涌入心底的暖意哽咽住了,四十多岁的男人一下子涌出了眼泪。
11.文章多次提到“红色的毛衣”，其作用是什么？（4分）【原创】
12.读了本文，请结合生活感悟，谈谈你获得了怎样的人生启示？（4分）【原创】
（二）眼界与读书 赵 畅
①眼界之于读书的重要性，是不言而喻的。
②眼界决定了读书的目的归宿、方式方法以及兴趣效果。周总理读书时，提出"为中华之崛起而读书"。周总理的眼界为其发愤读书作了注脚。既立志于"中华崛起"，就必须好读书，读好书，时时检点自己，提醒自己，因为"中华之崛起"所呼唤的读书人，不仅要有报国之志，更要有报国之才。冯有兰先生曾在一篇文章里提到，作为一个学问家，做学术研究是要做全民族的智囊。这一点，对读书人很有启发。虽然读书人并非一定是学问家，但读书的眼界却力求要高，这样至少就不至于把读书当作可有可无的休闲娱乐或者陷入无聊的泥潭。
③眼界也决定了读书人读书的方式方法和兴趣效果。自古至今，读什么书、怎么读，以及怎么防止"死"读书，都需要从实践出发，形成适合每个人自己的读书方式。可以肯定，有着高眼界的读书人，一定会结合实践去读那些更富价值的书籍。一个拥有高远眼界的读书人，能够牢记使命，超越功利樊篱。他们将读书视为一件高雅而神圣之事，并从广泛的阅读之中、从对历史的理解之中，获得一种对自己时代使命的高度自信并笃行之。
④读书的眼界，自然还取决于读书的宽度，这既关乎读书兴趣，亦关乎读书效果。在有些人看来，终日埋头进行科学研究的科学家是一些不近人情、枯燥乏味的"怪人"。事实上，对生活和事业的热爱，使不少科学家逐步成为自然美的追求者与发现者。达尔文"常常几小时地阅读莎士比亚的历史剧"和"拜伦、华尔特·司各特的诗篇"；诺贝尔读过许多名人大家的文学作品；我国数学家华罗庚、苏步青都非常喜爱古典文学。也许对自然科学家来说，了解文、史、哲方面的知识，会有助他们的逻辑思维变得更开阔，流转自如。同理，文学艺术方面的专家如能多读一点自然科学知识，在创作作品与表达自我的时候，往往也能够更加深刻。
⑤读书不打开眼界，不联系思想实际、工作实际、社会实际，不从书籍中思考点什么、采取点什么、解决点什么，那么我们读书做什么？
⑥我以为，读书人欲从书本中汲取力量，高远的眼界是至关重要的。 （选自2011年3月29日《人民日报》，有删改）
13. 阅读全文，说说本文的思想观点(3分) 【原创】
14. 第②段运用了哪些论证方法？有什么表达作用（3分）【原创】
15. 第④段提出了什么见解？作者为什么要写这一段？（4分）【原创】
16. 联系实际生活，谈谈你对“一个拥有高远眼界的读书人，能够牢记使命，超越功利樊篱”的理解。
（4分）【原创】
三、文言文阅读理解（20分）
阅读下面的文言文，完成17－20题。
左思，字太冲，齐国临淄人也。家世儒学。父雍，起小吏，以能擢授殿中侍御史。思少学钟、胡①书及鼓琴，并不成。雍谓友人曰：“思所晓解，不及我少时。”思遂感激勤学，兼善阴阳之术。貌寝，口讷，而辞藻壮丽。不好交游，惟以闲居为事。
造《齐都赋》，一年乃成。复欲赋三都，会妹芬入宫，移家京师，乃诣著作郎张载访岷邛之事。遂构思十年，门庭籓溷②皆著笔纸，遇得一句，即便疏之。自以所见不博，求为秘书郎。及赋成，时人未之重。思自以其作不谢班、张，恐以人废言。安定皇甫谧有高誉，思造而示之。谧称善，为其赋序。张载为注《魏都》，刘逵注《吴》《蜀》而序之曰：“观中古以来为赋者多矣，相如《子虚》擅名于前，班固《两都》理胜其辞，张衡《二京》文过其意。至若此赋，拟议数家，傅辞会义，抑多精致，非夫研核者不能练其旨，非夫博物者不能统其异。世咸贵远而贱近，莫肯用心于明物。”陈留卫权又为思赋作《略解》?? 自是之后，盛重于时，文多不载。司空张华见而叹曰：“班、张之流也。使读之者尽而有余，久而更新。”于是豪贵之家竞相传写，洛阳为之纸贵。初，陆机入洛，欲为此赋，闻思作之，抚掌而笑，与弟云书曰：“此间有伧父③，欲作《三都赋》，须其成，当以覆酒瓮耳。”及思赋出，机绝叹伏，以为不能加也，遂辍笔焉。秘书监贾谧请讲《汉书》，谧诛，退居宜春里，专意典籍。及张方纵暴都邑，举家适冀州。数岁，以疾终。 （选自《晋书·左思传》，有删改）
【注】 ①钟、胡：即钟繇、胡昭,魏晋书法家。②籓溷(fān hùn):篱笆边,厕所旁。③伧父（fǔ）：粗野鄙贱的人。
17．下列句子中加点的词语解释错误的一项是（ ）（3分） 【原创】
A．遇得一句，即便疏之（记录）B．思造而示之（拜访，探访） ．．
C．世咸贵远而贱近（显贵，地位高） D．专意典籍（放在心上） ．．
18．下列句子中加点的词意思相同的两项是（ ）（4分） 【原创】
A．貌寝，口讷，而辞藻壮丽 民殷国富而不知存恤 ．．
B．乃诣著作郎张载访岷邛之事 问今是何世，乃不知有汉 ．．
C．数岁，以疾终。先帝不以臣卑鄙 ．．
D．洛阳为之纸贵 公输盘为楚造云梯之械 ．．
19．用现代汉语写出下列句子的意思。（4分）【原创】
⑴思自以其作不谢班、张，恐以人废言。
⑵及思赋出，机绝叹伏，以为不能加也，遂辍笔焉。
20．左思是一个怎样的人？请结合文意简要分析。（4分）【原创】
21．阅读下面这首古诗，回答（1）（2）两题。（5分）
余干①旅舍唐·刘长卿
摇落暮天迥， 青枫霜叶稀。孤城向水闭， 独鸟背人飞。
渡口月初上， 邻家渔未归。乡心正欲绝， 何处捣寒衣？
【注】 ①余干，地名，在今江西。
（1）诗歌中“ ”这一形象，可以看出诗人所处的季节是 。（2分）【原创】 ．
(2)“时渐进，情渐浓”是本诗一大特点，请就此作简要赏析。（3分）【原创】
四. （40分） 【原创】
22．阅读下面的材料，按要求作文。
“如果我们的内心春风洋溢，人生的哪一天不是最好的春天呢？如果我们的内心就是一个花园，人生的哪一季不是最美的花季呢？如果我们有着怜爱、珍惜、欣赏的心，人生的哪一个瞬间不是繁花朵朵呢？所以，花季的时候，不要忘了在自己的心里种花??”
请以“把花种在自己的心里”为题写一篇文章。
要求：①题目自拟，文体自选（诗歌除外）。或描述经历，或抒发情感，或说明事理，或阐述观点。②字数不少于600字。③文中不得出现你所在学校的校名，以及教职工、同学和本人的真实姓名。
2014-2015年杭州二中自主招生语文模拟系列3参考答案
一（30分，1——5每小题3分，6题5分，7题6分，8题4分）
1．A 2．C
3．B休：欢乐，吉庆。戚：悲哀，忧愁。忧喜、祸福彼此共同承担。 形容关系密切，利害相同。同欢乐共悲哀。 叹:赞赏;观止:看到这里就够了。指赞美所见到的事物好到了极点。
4．B在海滨疗养时，他偶然认识了女民工达雅并相爱。保尔一边不断地帮助达雅进步，一边开始顽强地学习，增强写作的本领。 1927年，保尔已全身瘫痪，接着又双目失明，肆虐的病魔终于把这个充满战斗激情的战士束缚在床榻上了。保尔也曾一度产生过自杀的念头，但他很快从低谷中走了出来。这个全身瘫痪、双目失明并且没有丝毫写作经验的人，开始了他充满英雄主义的事业——文学创作。保尔忍受着肉体和精神上的巨大痛苦，先是用硬纸板做成框子写。6个月后，写成的手稿在朋友寄回来时丢失了，保尔一度灰心丧气。后来，他振作了起来，自己口述，请人代录。在母亲和妻子的帮助下，他用生命写成的小说《暴风雨所诞生的》终于出版了。生活的铁环已被彻底粉碎，保尔拿起新的武器，开始了新的生活。
5．C 试题分析：A句多处有问题，表意不明， 缺少成分等。应在“最近发生在校园里的一些违法案件”前加“针对，对于”等介词。“对侵犯少年儿童权益、损害少年儿童身心健康”后应加上“的案件”等。C“作品展示了”应改为“作品展示的”。D语序不当，应把“浓郁地”改为“浓郁的”并移到“营造出”之后。
6．① 关山度若飞 朔气传金柝②会当凌绝顶，一览众山小 ③ 然后有千里马千里马常有④池上碧苔三四点叶底黄鹂一两声⑤ 受任于败军之际 奉命于危难之间
⑥二者不可得兼舍生而取义者也（每句1分，有差错不给分）
7．⑴①怕被诬陷（“怕被反咬一口”或“怕担风险”）②没有法律保障（每点1分）
⑵示例一：我方观点认为应该扶起老人。“老吾老以及人之老”，如果说自己的老人倒在地上，我们希望所有看到的人都能来救他，但是当别人的老人倒在地上时，难道我们就没有勇气去搀扶起来？社会呼唤爱的传递，请搀扶起中国人的“爱心”吧！
示例二：我方观点认为应该扶起老人。不要为自己的冷漠找借口。既然旁边有那么多围观者，我们上前扶了总会有人站出来证明我们的清白。何况我们都会老的，如果将来我们老了也遭遇类似情况，该是多么令人不寒而栗啊！（2分，观点正确，理由充分，语言）
⑶示例一：殷叔叔，您好！请问当时您是出于什么考虑要主动停车去搀扶老人的？
示例二：殷叔叔，当老人反诬您是肇事者时，您是怎么想的呢？
示例三：殷叔叔，假如您的车上没有安装监控探头，今后您还敢去主动扶起老人吗？（称呼问候语1分，问题有价值、切题1分）
8. ①“母亲”后的“？”改为“，”②“辉煌续写着”改为“续写着辉煌”（各2分）
二（30分）
9.“一元钱分成，两份温暖”，一方面，指他依旧收女孩一元钱，给她六个煎包，女孩蒙在鼓里，这是让他每天都感觉到暖意的秘密；另一方面，女孩知道真相后，通过让同学买煎包的方式把他所给予的温暖悄悄地还给了他。（4分。意思符合即可。有欠缺酌扣）
10.①通过他看到女孩再次来到窗口时的神态描写，表达了他当时内心的激动和惊喜，体现他对女孩许久未来的牵挂和惦念之情。
②通过对他的神态和动作描写，写出他对这个用心良苦的女孩能将同样的爱和温暖回馈自己的感动、激动与欣慰之情。（4分，各2分。意思符合。有欠缺酌扣）
11. 一是说明女孩家境不好，没有较多的衣服；二是红色象征着女孩的热情与乐观，表达了女孩在艰难的情况下回报感恩的美好品质，也写出 女孩的积极乐观的心态以及对美好生活的期盼，为女孩在小文中所体现出来的善良和纯朴作铺垫。（3分。意思符合，有欠缺酌扣）
12. 根据文章内容可从“善意回报善意”“爱收获爱”这个角度来谈感悟与启示（谈感想，可以从文章某句话中提炼一个话题作为感想点，可以根据文章的主旨并结合对生活的观察，谈论自己的感受） 。 （5分。意思符合即可。有欠缺酌扣）
13. 高远的眼界对于读书至关重要（眼界之于读书的重要性，是不言而喻的）。（3分）
14. 举例论证（事实论证）、道理论证（引用论证）。有力地论证了"眼界决定了读书的目的和归宿"这一观点。(3分，前者2分，后者1分。有欠缺酌扣）
15. 见解：读书的眼界，自然嗨取决于读书的宽度或读书的眼界（自然还取决于读书的宽度，这既关乎读书兴趣，亦关乎读书效果）。
因为文章第③段开头说“眼界也决定了读书人读书的方式方法和兴趣效果”，而第③段只论证了“方式方法”，第④段论证了“兴趣效果”，从另一个角度补充论证读书的宽度对于读书的眼界的影响，强调怎样获得高远的眼界，使论证更加全面而严密。（4分，各2分）
篇三：浙江省杭州二中2015年高三仿真考英语试题(附答案
2015年浙江省杭州二中高三年级仿真考
英语试题卷
本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第II卷（非选择题）两部分，共120分，考试时间120分钟。
第I卷（共80分）
第一部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节：单项填空（共20小题； 每小题0.5分，满分10分）
从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。 1. — Sarah married a guy who is 16 years younger than her.— ________A. What luck! A. a; 不填 A. worse still A. sayingA. until A. got married A. had convinced A. extremely A. should A. viewpoint
B. You don’t say! B. a; the B. above all B. to say B. after
B. have got married B. have been convinced B. equallyB. must B. defence
C. I’m sorry. C. 不填; 不填 C. or rather C. said C. before C. get married C. had been convincing C. particularlyC. will C. benefit
D. Good for her. D. the; the D. still less D. having said D. unless D. had got married D. was convinced D. practically D. can D. concern
2. I thought I was _________ failure after being fired, but now I’m trying to get my life back on ________ track. 3. He has neither confidence nor experience, _________ the great determination needed to accomplish the task. 4. Whenever asked what kind of girl he likes, he would answer carelessly, always _________ the same thing. 5. I will never forgive him _________ what he said.
6. Her parents insisted that she _________ before she could further her study in the USA. 7. Sam _________ to quit smoking, but still couldn’t make it at last.
8. She can meet famous movie stars _________ every day for she works for an entertainment magazine. 9. The World Wide Web is sometimes jokingly called the World Wide Wait because it _________ be very slow. 10. I have to say in her _________ that she knew nothing about it beforehand.
11. The newly-built café, the walls of _________ are painted light green, is really a peaceful place for us, especially after hard work. A. that A. encourage A. accustomed
A. In the meanwhile A. all
B. whose B. forgive B. declined
B. As a consequence B. some
C. which C harm C. deserved C. Above all C. another
D. what D. overlook D. supposed D. After all D. any
12. They claim that some computer games _________ violent behavior in young children. 13. Old people are _________ to see the doctor as soon as they feel uncomfortable.
14. He got seriously injured in the crash. _________, he had to take half a year off at least. 15. We can make it _________ day convenient for you since I am all available.
16. Our country’s position _________ child labour is made quite clear in our laws and regulations. A. such as
A. brought back A. desperate A. it; whether
第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从21—40题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。
About 10 years ago I taught a group of children to sail. They were bright, enthusiastic and as keen tolife as any other child. All, , one was nearly blind and two were only able to walk with difficulty due to cerebral palsy （脑瘫）.
The seventh little boy I will forget. I will call him Matthew. He too had cerebral palsy and was very badly affected. His hands and arms were both ugly the disease. His back was bent. His face was twisted and his legs did not work. Even his laughter was more like a board. , and with determination, he would point out with twisted hands, letter by letter, he wanted to say. Sometimes he would try to talk. His voice was so strange that even his caretaker could not understand most of his whispered growl （低吼声）. Yet he was always bright and and loved to try everything his classmates were doing, both in the boat and in the classroom.
One day the sailing centre was stricken by a storm and we decided to work in a classroom. All the children
Often they would loudly interrupt each other, to get an answer in before one of the others. ButMatthew wanted to answer a question it was different. they all quieted. Matthew whispered and gestured at his board. They waited. Matthew struggled with persistence until the answer was understand, of the other children would work with him until the answer was Matthew had answered his question the children were, almost magically, transformed back into a group of noisy and enthusiastic children.
I learned the biggest lesson in my life from them. All of these children were heroes in their own just fourteen years old, these disabled children had learned to afford care, and help to someone less fortunate than themselves. the rest of the world were able to learn the same lesson, prejudice, violence and intolerance would be gone. 21. A. treat 22. A. however 23. A. bed 24. A. rarely 25. A. by
B. enjoy B. therefore B. trouble B. often B. to
C. live C. otherwise C. wheelchairs C. never C. at
B. apart from B. brought down B. common B. what; that
C. in response to C. brought in C. gradual
C. what; whether
D. with regards to D. brought forward D. hopeful D. it; that
17. The old album _________ many pleasant memories of my childhood. 18. His increasing financial difficulties forced him to take _________ measures.
19. Please bring _________ to notice _________ he might be too busy to reply immediately. 20. — I had a headache, and I can’t wash dishes tonight, dear.
— Let me see. _________. Just have some water. A. No way
B. No doubt
C. Nothing serious
D. Forget it
D. spend D. anyway D. shape D. seldom D. from
26. A. smile 27. A. Swiftly 28. A. what 29. A. careful 30. A. upset 31. A. ran away 32. A. trying 33. A. before 34. A. All the time 35. A. laughed at 36. A. each 37. A. gone 38. A. way 39. A. calmness 40. A. Even if
B. song B. Slowly B. which B. clever B. cheerful B. dropped out B. refusing B. when B. All of a sudden B. turned down B. neither B. close B. world B. respect B. Not until
C. trick C. Gently C. that C. constant C. lucky C. attended to C. avoiding C. since C. Not in the least C. spelled out C. either C. clear C. time C. disability C. Now that
D. cough D. Proudly D. how D. patient D. shy D. joined in D. denying D. after D. With no doubt D. taken in D. one D. complete D. class D. confidence D. If only
第二部分：阅读理解（第一节20小题，第二节5小题；每小题2分，满分50分）
第一节：阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。
A
The first two stages in the development of civilized man were probably the invention of weapons and the discovery of fire, although nobody knows exactly when he acquired the use of the latter.
The origin of language is also difficult to understand. No doubt it began very gradually. Animals have a few cries that serve as signals, but even the highest apes （猿） have not been found able to pronounce words, even with the most intensive professional instruction. The superior brain of man is apparently a necessity for the mastering of speech. When man became intelligent enough, we must suppose that he gradually increased the number of cries for different purposes. It was a great day when he discovered that speech could be used for describing and telling stories. There are those who think in this respect picture language appeared before oral language. A man could draw a picture on the wall of his cave to show in which direction he had gone, or what prey he hoped to catch. Probably picture language and oral language developed side by side. I prefer to think that language has been the most important single factor in the development of man.
Two important stages came not so long before the dawn of written history. The first was the domestication （驯化） of animals. The second was agriculture. Agriculture was a step in human progress to which there was nothing comparable until our own machine age. Agriculture made possible a huge increase in the number of the human species in the regions where it could be successfully practiced. These were, at first, only those in which nature fertilized the soil after each harvest. Agriculture met with violent resistance from the pastoral nomads （游牧民族）, but the agricultural way of life was accepted in the end because of the physical comforts it provided.
Another fundamental technical advance was writing, which, like spoken language, developed out of pictures, but as soon as it had reached a certain stage, it was possible to keep records and transmit information to people who were not present when the information was given.
These inventions and discoveries—fire, speech, weapons, domestic animals, agriculture, and writing—made the existence of civilized communities possible. From about 3000 B. C. until the beginning of the Industrial
Revolution less than two hundred years ago there was no technical advance comparable to these. During this long period man had time to become accustomed to his technique, and to develop the beliefs and political organizations appropriate to it. There was, of course, a big extension in the area of civilized life. At first it had been confined to the Nile, the Euphrates, the Tigris and the Indus, but at the end of the period in question it covered much the greater part of the inhabitable （适合居住的） globe. I do not mean to suggest that there was no technical progress during this long time; there was progress—there were even two inventions of very great importance, namely gunpowder and the compass—but neither of these can be compared in their power to such things as speech and writing and agriculture.
41. According to the above passage, we can conclude that ________.
A. the use of fire and the domestication of animals made agriculture possible B. progress was probably very slow when language first came into being C. gunpowder and the compass are as important as speech in history D. communication is the most important factor for human development A. was accepted as soon as it appeared B. is as great a step forward as our machine age C. helped improve the techniques of domestication D. at first helped make the land more suitable for crops
A. weapons and agriculture are what speech and physical comforts are based on B. the origin of the language can be clearly understood by studying apes’ behaviors C. the reason why animals have no language may be that they are not clever enough D. the agricultural way of life helps a lot in the development of written language
42. According to the article, agriculture ________.
43. From the article we can learn that ________.
44. Which is the right order of the appearance of the following things （a to e）? a. agriculture
b. weapons
c. domestication of animals d. written language e. political organizations A. c, a, d, b, e
B. e, b, c, d, a
C. b, a, c, d, e
D. b, c, a, d, e
45. Which of the following is the best title of the article?
A. The Development of Civilization C. The Origin of Language
B. Speech and Civilization D. The First Two Stages B
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