2021北京主城区高三英语期末考试语法填空汇编(教师版).docx

1、2021城区高三英语期末试题汇总2021海淀期末ASeagulls are large and _11_ (noise) birds, commonly seen on beaches around the world. Many people like to feed them_12_ entertainment. It can be amusing to watch the birds fighting over little pieces of bread or chips. However, when animals get used to being fed by humans, t

2、hey will lose their fear of them and may become aggressive. Seagulls are not very dangerous, but they have been known to attack humans, especially people who _13_ (hold) food.BThe northwestern coast of California is a very attractive travel destination. Increasing numbers of tourists come to this ar

3、ea _14_ (hike) in the redwood forests. As a result, people _ 15_ (live) in this area are very concerned about the effects of mass tourism. Local residents are worried that if so many tourists keep coming, the natural beauty of the beaches and forests _16_ (damage).CThe Fault in Our Stars is a novel

4、_17_ (write) by American author John Green. It is his fourth major work, and his_18_ (popular) one so far. The story follows the main character. Hazel Grace, a 16-year-old girl with cancer. She attends a cancer support group, _19_ she meets Gus, a fellow teenage cancer survivor. They quickly become

5、friends and begin _20_ will turn out to be a short but very beautiful romance.答案：11. noisy 12. for 13. are holding 14. to hike 15. living 16. will be damaged 17. written 18. most popular 19. where 20. what2021西城期末AIt was my first night out in that city, and when I saw the last bus home disappearing

6、round the corner, I knew I had a problem. It was cold and I couldnt afford a taxi, 11 I didnt want to bother my host family by asking them to pick me up. So I set off on foot, 12 (tell) myself it would only take me an hour or so. Four hours later, I was still walking. I was soaked (湿透的) through and

7、my hands were frozen. When I eventually reached the house, the family said how 13 (worry) theyd been, and asked why I hadnt phoned. By then I wished I had.BThe United Nations Childrens Fund, also known as UNICEF, is a United Nations organization based in New York. It offers help needed by children a

8、ll over the world.UNICEF 14 (found) on 11 December, 1946 to provide food and healthcare to children in countries damaged in World War II. Since 1953, UNICEF (take) up an extended mission to help children in the developing world, including those living with disease or disabilities, and those affected

9、 by rapid modernization and environmental 16 (problem). Now, UNICEF has been working 17 (improve) the lives of children and their families across 190 countries and territories. COnline eating shows, or Mukbang, originated in South Korea and have gained (popular) globally. Many hosts of such shows be

10、come popular for their ability to eat large amounts of food. But these shows have also received criticism their waste of food. On Aug. 12, CCTV exposed several Chinese hosts who were pretending to eat large amounts of food while on camera, but actually later threw it away. To discourage this practic

11、e, many video and livestreaming platforms, including Douyin, Kuaishou and Bilibili, have removed videos 20 show food waste, and have promoted messages to “stop food waste and eat reasonably”.答案：11. but 12. telling 13. worried 14. was founded 15. has taken 16. problems 17. to improve 18. popularity 1

12、9. for 20. that/which2021东城期末AAdolph Kiefer, a famous swimmer, 11 (die) at the age of 98 in 2017. Kiefer was Americas 12 (old) living Olympic champion. He was the first in the world to break the one-minute mark in the 100-meter backstroke (仰泳) when he was a 16-year-old student. One year later, Kiefe

13、r won the gold medal in the 100-meter backstroke competition at the Olympic Games, 13 (set) a record that would stand for 20 years.BAbout 5,000 years ago, a strange circle of blue stones were set up in Britain. The structure has 80 stones in all and each stone 14 (weigh) about three tons. No one is

14、sure 15 built the structure. One of the most popular beliefs is that the Celts built it. Some even think creatures from another planet who visited Earth left it behind just 16 (let) us know they were here.CHave you ever attended a Cinco de Mayo festival? If you have not, you do not know what you are

15、 missing. 17 Spanish, the words cinco de mayo mean fifth of May. It is a day for the 18 (celebrate) of the fighting spirit of Mexican people. The festival 19 (hold) both in Mexico and in parts of the United States, especially the Southwest, 20 there is a larger Hispanic population.答案：11.died12.oldes

16、t13.setting14.weighs15.who16.to let17.In18.celebration19.is held20.where2021朝阳期末A Imagine you are standing close to a river. The sun is shining and everything is very quiet. There is a boat 11 (wait) for you. You get in and it takes you down a river, slowly and gently and after some time you realize

17、 that you 12 (be) in this place before. You are back at a time in your childhood, 13 you were very happy. You row to the bank of the river and get out. Walk around, and you will meet all those people you spent that happy time with and you can do all those things again that you enjoyed.B Young people

18、 work hard to get their qualifications. But many workplaces are looking for soft skills. They concern about things like managing your time, working in a team in different 14 (activity) and communicating with others. All of those 15 (include) in soft skills. Usually people with these skills can do a

19、good job. Many of these skills are 16 (help) in your education as well. You can develop them by learning about the way you think and the way you communicate.CWorld leaders are planning to return to the moon in the near future. Two companies have also made a decision 17 (support) space travel. They w

20、ill give 30 million dollars to the first members who send a vehicle to the moon and send video back to Earth over the Internet. In addition to 18 (make) a lot of money, the winners will also make history. In the 1400s, Spanish leaders 19 (give) Columbus money to explore the world; in return, they le

21、arned about a whole new part of the world. Todays lunar explorers are similar. Who knows 20 they will discover? 答案：11waiting 12have been13when14activities15are included 16helpful 17to support 18making 19gave 20what2021丰台期末AThe British must have really high standards. I was part of a student exchange

22、 programme between a university in England and my university in China. I had spent days in 11 (prepare) for my first English paper. I knew I did a good job and was looking forward 12 getting a positive comment. When I got the paper back, I found that my teacher 13 (write) the comment “Not bad!” Not

23、bad? But there werent any 14 (mistake) in my paper. BThe college entrance examination is just around the corner. Homework and tests will keep many of you up late at night, and you may plan to make up for your lost sleep during the weekends. 15 is it useful? A study published in the journal Current B

24、iology completely has changed 16 people used to think. It shows that the habit of sleeping in on weekends doesnt fix the damage done by a lack of sleep during the week. Even 17 (bad), it may damage your health. CThe International Day of Families, which 18 (name) by the United Nations in 1993, is hel

25、d on May 15th every year. The day celebrates the 19 (important) of families. It aims 20 (develop) peoples understanding of issues that are related to families. With a different theme each year, the day is observed with a wide range of events that are organized at local, national and international le

26、vels. 答案：11. preparing 12. to 13. had written 14. mistakes 15. But/ Yet 16. what 17. worse 18. was named 19. importance 20. to develop2021石景山期末AMy mother is an ordinary woman, but she always 11 (try) her best to deal with things perfectly. With an optimistic attitude, she always thinks of others fir

27、st 12 never complains of anything in her life. As a teacher, she has a good sense of humor and makes her students interested in study. She shows great patience to those naughty ones, 13 also give great comments on her in return. BBreaking promises might unintentionally hurt others. A month ago, a cl

28、assmate asked me to help him move house. I was unwilling 14 (refuse) the request directly, so I promised to assist him. Later, I just didnt bother to turn up to help him because I was absorbed in my studies. When I 15 (run) into him the next day, he told me I had really let him down. Although he for

29、gave me at last, I felt ashamed of 16 (I). CTikTok, which has taken foreign countries by storm in the past three years, is working its magic 17 China, too. It is 18 (especial) popular with teens and young adults. In the annual report of its parent company ByteDance this week, the domestic version of

30、 TikTok, 19 (call) Douyin, has accumulated 400 million daily active users. The service lets users create, edit and share short videos, many of which are under 15 seconds. It is a great way to spend the leisure time 20 (enjoy) these funny videos.答案：11. tries 12. and 13. who 14. to refuse 15. ran 16.

31、myself 17. in 18. especially 19. called 20. enjoying2021房山期末AZhang Xian is 27 years old. She _11_ (live) alone in Beijing. She often uses the Internet site Douban _12_ (tell) the world whats going on in her life. Last year, she wrote an analysis of nearly 2,000 words on small home appliances that ma

32、ke a living alone all the more pleasurable. Her take on these items, ranging from desk lamps _13_ rice cookers, drew more than 100 _14_ (reply), 50 of which would normally put the topic in the hot category.BChinese tea has been developed in China for a long time， _15_ is accompanied with a series of

33、 tea culture development. Tea Classic, the first work about tea in the world written by Lu Yu, represents that not only did Chinese tea play an essential part in diet but also tea culture entered all aspects of peoples daily life. Nowadays, tea still plays _16_ important role in peoples daily life e

34、specially at home, restaurants and tea houses. Generally, elders are fond of the traditional tea-making for leisure and the original taste while the youth prefer bottled tea drinks because of its _17_ (convenient) and various flavors.CChang e 5, Chinas _18_ (large) and most sophisticated lunar probe

35、, consisted of four main components-an orbiter, lander, ascender and reentry capsule. It _19_ (launch) by a Long March 5 heavy-lift carrier rocket on Nov. 24 at the Wenchang Space Launch Center in Hainan province. On Dec. 1, the lander-ascender combination landed on the moon, _20_ (become) the world

36、s third spacecraft to touch down on the lunar surface this century. Shortly after the landing, the probe soon began to use a drill to obtain underground samples.答案：12. lives 12. to tell 13. to 14. replies 15. which 16.an 17. convenience 18. largest 19. was launched 20. becoming2021昌平期末AA clay pig 11

37、 (find) in Lianhe Ruins in Sichuan province in 2019. It is estimated to be about 3,000 years old. 12 makes this finding unusual is its adorable appearance. The clay pig looks exactly like the green pig from The Angry Birds movie. 13 (it) cute image has left the Chinese netizens surprised and delight

38、ed, with many people joking that The Angry Birds character has traveled back in time to prehistoric days. The topic 14 (attract) 400 million views and 290,000 discussions since the pig was discovered.BWhen I decided to return to school at age thirty-five, I wasnt at all worried about my ability 15 (

39、do) the work. After all, I was a grown woman who had raised a family, not a confused teenager fresh out of high school. But when I started classes, I realized that those “confused teenagers” sitting around me were in much 16 (good) shape for college than I was. They still had all their classroom ski

40、lls in bright, shiny condition, 17 mine had grown rusty（生锈的） from disuse. I had to learn many things from the beginning.CWhen the clock strikes 2:30 in the afternoon, how do you usually feel? If you often feel tired and sleepy around this time, youre not alone! This tiredness, 18 (know) as the 2:30

41、feeling, is caused by your bodys natural cycle. Most people feel a big decrease 19 energy in the early afternoon and at night. During these times, your body temperature goes down. A chemical 20 causes you to feel tired is also released as your temperature lowers.答案：11was found 12What13Its14has attracted/has been attracting15to do 16better 17while / but 18known 19. in 20which / that