【2024届高考】英语作业作业考试化40分钟卷系列之最新全国各地模拟题 5 . 学生版

【2024届高考】英语作业作业考试化40分钟卷系列之最新全国各地模拟题5班级：_________姓名：_________________分数：___________第一部分阅读理解第一节(共7小题；每小题2.5分，满分17.5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。Awe’veroundedfourofthemosthighlyexpectedbookreleasesofNovember,allavailablenowtopurchaseorpreorderonAmazon.“ReadyPlayerTwo:ANovel”byErnestCline(availableNovember24,startingat$14.99;amazon.com)ReadyforalittleescapisminthetimeofCovid-19?DiveintoCline’ssequel(续集)“ReadyPlayerOne”(whichwasadaptedbyStevenSpielbergintoahitmovie)totakeathrillrideofascience-fictionadventurethroughavirtualuniversepackedwithmysteries.“MoonflowerMurders”byAnthonyHorowitz(startingat$14.99;amazon.com)FanswillstayuplatereadingthissuspensefulspinonBritishcrimefiction.Inthistale,Ryeland,whohasmovedtoaGreekislandtorunahotel,getscaughtupinthedisappearanceofavisitingcouple’sdaughter.Keeptheteakettlehandy—thisonewillbehardtoputdown.“TheBestofMe”byDavidSedaris(startingat$15.99;amazon.com)Whenyouwantagoodold-fashionedlaugh,turntothisnewcollectionofSedaris’funniestandmostheartwarmingessaysandfictionalstorieswrittenoverthelast25-plusyears.“FortuneandGlory:AStephaniePlumNovel”byJanetEvanovich(startingat$14.99;amazon.com)Fanswon’twanttomissits27thinstallment,takingheroineStephaniePlumonadangeroustreasurehunt.ThestoryintroducesthecharacterofPlum’snewenemy,GabrielaRose.Paceyourself:Withthisnovel,you’reinforawildride.1.Whichofthefollowingismostamusing?A.ReadyPlayerTwo:ANovel. B.MoonflowerMurders.C.TheBestofMe. D.FortuneandGlory:AStephaniePlumNovel.2.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.ThelastonetobepublishedisFortuneandGlory:AStephaniePlumNovel.B.ReadyPlayerTwo:ANoveliswrittenbyStevenSpielberg.C.AdetectivefancanchooseMoonflowerMurders.D.ThepriceofTheBestofMeisthehighest.3.Whoisthepassageintendedfor?A.Actors. B.Writers. C.Publishers. D.Readinglovers.BThomasHardywasbornatHigherBockhampton,Dorset,onJune2,1840,wherehisfatherworkedasabuilder.Fromhisfatherhegainedanappreciationofmusic,andfromhismotheranappetiteforlearningandthedelightsofthecountrysideabouthisruralhome.Duetohispoorhealth,Hardydidnotstartschooluntilhewaseight.At16,Hardyhelpedhisfatherwitharchitecturaldrawingsandthenstartedtoworkforarchitects.LaterhemovedtoLondonandbeganwritingpoems,buthisworkswererejectedbypublishers.In1870,hewassenttoworkinCornwall.TherehemethisfuturewifeEmmaGifford,whoencouragedhiminhiswriting.HardypublishedhisfirstnovelDesperateRemediesin1871,touniversaldisinterest.ButthefollowingyearUndertheGreenwoodTreebroughtHardypopularpraiseforthefirsttime.Aswithmostofhisfictionalworks,thisnovelincorporatedrealplacesaroundDorsetintotheplot,includingthevillageschoolthatHardyattended.AfterUndertheGreenwoodTreecameaserializednovelAPairofBlueEves.OncemoreHardydrewuponreallife,andthenovelmirrorshisromancewithEmma.HardyfollowedthiswithFarFromtheMaddingCrowd,setinPuddletown,nearhisbirthplace.ThisnovelfinallynettedHardythesuccessthatenabledhimtogiveuphisarchitecturalpracticeandconcentrateonlyonwriting.TheHardyslivedinLondonforashorttime,theninYeovil,theninSturminsterNewton,whichHardydescribedas“idyllic(田园诗般的)”.ItwasatSturminsterNewtonthathepennedReturnoftheNative,oneofhismostenduring(持久的)works.In1887,HardypublishedTheWoodlander,astoryconcerninganhonestwoodsmaninasmallvillage.Thenin1891oneofhisbestworks,Tessofthed’Urbervilles,cameout,whichwassetprimarilyintheEnglishcountrysideduringthe19thcentury.Tessexcitedinterest,buthisnextwork,JudetheObscure(1896),threwHardyintoastormofcontroversy(争议),whichmadehimturnawayfromfictionandfocusedonpoetryfortherestofhislife.4.WhatdoweknowaboutHardy?A.Hewasintodrawingasayoungman. B.Hegotfameatfirstattemptofwriting.C.Hiswritingcareerstartedwithpoems. D.HiswifeEmmasharedhisinterest.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“incorporated”inparagraph2mean?A.Integrated. B.Changed. C.Developed. D.Forced.6.AfterwhichnovelwasHardyfullydevotedtowriting?A.APairofBlueEyes. B.FarFromtheMaddingCrowd.C.Tessofthed’Urbervilles. D.JudetheObscure.7.WhatisthecommonelementinmostofHardy’snovels?A.Campuslife. B.LifeinLondon. C.Marriagelife. D.Lifeinthecountryside.第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Trappingusedtobeawaytomakeagoodliving.Thathascertainlychangedoverthepastseveralyears.Thedemandforfursisnearlygone.Environmentaliststhinktrappingiswrong.8Martinstartedtrappingwhenhewasnine.Hemakesaprettygoodlivingbytrappinganimalslikerabbits,foxes,etc.Hetrapsenoughanimalstomakeupforlowfurprices.“9Icanmakeupforlowfurpricesbybringinginmorethantheaveragetrapper,”hesaid.FarmersalsohireMartintotrapannoyinganimals.Hereceivestwodollarsforeachgopherhetraps.TheDepartmentofNaturalResourceshasalsocontractedwithMartin.Abouttwelvetimesayear,hetrapsbeaversthathavedestroyedprivateland.10Forexample,hishomeisfilledwithanimalskins.It’salsonoteasy.forhimtotakeadayoff.Statelawrequiresthattrapsbecheckedeveryday.“Itcanbeveryhardwork,”Martinsaid.11“Then,Ispendtherestoftheeveningskinninganimalsandpreparingforthenextday.Ireallydon’tgetadayoffduringtrappingseason.”Asafull-timetrapper,Martinworriesabouttheviewspeoplehaveofhisprofession.Hethinksthatmostant