2022届山东省德州市高考三模英语试题.docx

1、2022届山东省德州市高考三模英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、阅读理解Best Books to Make Your 2022 Happier, Brighter and More CreativeTo discover natureTodays urban living makes it easy for us to feel divorced from nature. Like so many others, we are feeling the call of the wild. Urban Wild by Helen Rook is out in February and

2、full of positive suggestions to help you discover wildness on your doorstep. The month-by-month format is such a great tool for discovery and will tell you exactly what to look out for each season. Melinda Salisburys The Way Back is a change on the traditional monthly almanac (历书) and a truly modern

3、 guide back to natural rhythms, which is designed for those who feel most removed from the old ways and cycles.To go in for sportsFinding an exercise that you enjoy one that you want to stick to because its so much fun is a surefire way to have you bounding into the year. Take a stroll with 52 Ways

4、To Walk. Annabel Streets digs into the science and romanticism of walking and explores the good things that can happen with this one small act. And the classic Running Like A Girl is still a hugely inspiring book that will make you want to pull your sports shoes on before youve finished chapter two.

5、To find your creativityFrom its tiniest details to its most dramatic events, your story is a sacred gift. But how do you find and tell that story? Nikesh Shuklas new book Your Story Matters is out on March 17 and its full of writing inspiration to help you with your own stories. Julia Camerons class

6、ic The Artists Way turns 30 this year. Her program for creative recovery begins with the Morning Pages, a daily writing ritual of three pages of stream-of-conscious, and the Artist Date, a dedicated block of time to nurture your inner artist.1What is special about Urban Wild?AIt comes out every mont

7、h.BIt shows traditional life styles.CIt marks the start of each season.DIt promotes nature in the city.2Which book will fire your love for exercise?AThe Way Back.BThe Artists Way.CRunning Like A Girl.DYour Story Matters.3What is the Morning Pages by Julia Cameron?AA creative writing task.BA book on

8、her own story.CA famous artistic work.DA diary of classic writers.One year before, at age 18, Leszyeski had aged out of foster care (寄养中心), having been in the system since she was four when her single mother was no longer able to care for her. Leszyeski was now enrolled in college hoping to become a

9、 doctor. And the only furniture she had in her apartment was an air mattress with a hole in it.Then she learned about an organization Chairity. The organization provides furniture and household goods for young adults who have left foster care. Leszyeski reached out to Charity, a nonprofit formed by

10、23-year-old Maria Paparella.Paparella first became aware of foster care in elementary school when her parents were considering adopting a child. The plan didnt work out, but Paparella often found herself thinking about that child. “Im really close with my family, and I just couldnt imagine being com

11、pletely on my own at 18,” she says.At 16, Paparella visited Summit County Children Services, with a list of questions, trying to understand what aging out looked like. One of her questions was “Whats not being met for these young people?” Near the top of the list was furniture. “That struck home,” s

12、ays Paparella. The idea of “moving into an apartment without a bed to sleep on or a sofa to sit on” pulled at her heartstrings.Paparella contacted her parents friends, asking if they had spare furniture to donate. A local furniture store offered free ware-house space and its delivery truck. Watching

13、 the recipients faces when they received a bed, a couch whatever was amazing. Paparella remembers delivering a gold lamp to a woman and watching her polish it lovingly, getting rid of dirt and fingerprints.Today, Chairity has given furniture to nearly 200 young adults in homes across six Ohio counti

14、es. Paparella is convinced these contributions give the recipients hope and confidence. Leszyeski agrees.“It makes me feel like Im not different from other people. My whole life, Ive felt abnormal,”she says,“Now, I feel normal.”4Which can best describe Leszyeskis life after leaving foster care?AToug

15、h but hopeful.BPoor and aimless.CWealthy but boring.DIndependent and carefree.5Why did Paparella found Chairity?ATo get some financial benefits from it.BTo help those aging out of foster care.CTo aid the needy couple adopt a child.DTo ask people to donate some couches.6When was Paparella most touche

16、d at the age of 16?ALiving without parents.BMoving into a new house.CGetting free truck delivery.DVisiting a foster care center.7What does Leszyeski think of Chairity?AIt changes young adults whole life.BIt brings confidence to the recipients.CIt has helped lots of homeless people.DIt makes people d

17、ifferent from others.While facial recognition technology continues to promote many aspects of human life, its now being applied to aid the protection of giant pandas, Xinhua News Agency reported on 6 January 2022.A nature reserve has built an AI-enabled video monitoring system to better protect gian

18、t pandas. Installed with 300 infrared (红外线) cameras, the monitoring system helps ensure the health and safety of 110 wild giant pandas there. It was put into operation two years ago, and has captured numerous photos and videos of pandas engaged in activities such as eating, resting and fighting for

19、mates. It provides scientific data to help us grasp pandas living conditions and establish conservation strategies. More importantly, it achieves real-time monitoring of the reserve so that we can discern the threats to the wildlife as early as possible.A recent study found the facial recognition sy

20、stem can automatically recognize various wild animals caught in infrared cameras, allowing researchers to collect data on giant pandas while staying indoors. Its shown that by equipping the AI-aided system to retain the filed photos of giant pandas, we obtain a 98% success rate for species recogniti

21、on. Its success rate of recognizing other wild animals can top 80%. In 2021 alone, this monitoring system captured 2, 896 photos of giant pandas and other rare animals and filmed 3,218 seconds of footage, showcasing the reserves sound ecological environment as well as a gradual rise in panda populat

22、ion there.Head of the reserves administration, Liu Xingming, said researchers used the system not only to observe the dynamics and health of the giant panda population but also to learn about changes in the natural surroundings of their habitat. “The monitoring system has enabled systematic, scienti

23、fic, and intelligent conservation of wildlife,” he added. “However, it is expected to be further improved and optimized in the near future.”8What does the underlined word “discern” mean in paragraph 2?ASolve.BPose.CAttach.DDetect.9What can be inferred about the new technology from the study?AIt prec

24、isely recognizes any species.BIt makes panda population rise rapidly.CIt contributes to species data collection.DIt understands pandas facial appearance.10What is Liu Xingmings attitude to the facial recognition monitoring system?ACritical.BObjective.CAmbiguous.DConservative.11Which of the following

25、 can be the best title for the text?APanda Facial Recognition Using DatabaseBFunctions of Facial Recognition TechnologyCAI Technology for Better Panda ProtectionDA Breakthrough in Video Monitoring SystemMost people know social media isnt free its paid for with the collection of its users sometimes-s

26、ensitive information. Your GPS system keeps track of your movements, and your smart TV can watch you. Almost all the information these devices collect can be sold to companies or used by authorities to keep tabs or gather evidence. Meanwhile, we use technology so frequently because of its efficiency

27、 and convenience. Is the trade-off worth it, or are we selling our souls to the devil?SafeHome.org Team surveyed 1,019 people aged 18 and older about their opinions on security and electronic devices and whether they felt the risk to privacy was worth the security and convenience benefits. As it tur

28、ns out, some feel technology is far too convenient to give up despite its flaws, while others would trash their devices if they found out it was spying on them.Interestingly, three major factors appear to have an impact on which aspect of privacy violation they find most shocking age, gender and occ

29、upation.Different generations have different relationships with technology and, as such, have different concerns about privacy. Those 65 and older appeared to be very distrustful of technology, recording higher levels of concern than younger generations in almost every field. Those aged 45 64 all fo

30、und location tracking, home security, and smart device privacy issues to be the most threatening. From age 18 to 44, the data trends looked rather similar. A distrust of social media existed, but they regarded fitness trackers, and public surveillance (监视) as less of an issue than older generations.

31、While men and women seemed to have the same concerns about privacy in the digital age, a few interesting aspects existed. Women were more concerned overall with identity and location tracking. Men had concerns with these issues as well but perhaps didnt feel as physically threatened by them. The pla

32、ce where men took more issues than women was the selling of personal data to advertisers and monitoring of conversations and activities.12What does the author intend to convey about social media in paragraph 1?AIt comes at a price.BIt is of great value.CIt has developed greatly.DIt brings convenienc

33、e to life.13What did the survey of SafeHome.org Team focus on?APeoples attitudes towards privacy risks.BPeoples opinions on technology benefits.CPeoples responses to electric device flaws.DPeoples thoughts on employment security.14What does the result of the survey imply?AWomen worry about personal

34、data most.BMen tend to sell personal data to advertisers.CYoung people dont see social media as a threat.DOlder people are more doubtful about technology.15What will be discussed further in the coming paragraph?APrevention of the privacy violation.BSignificance of the SafeHome, org Team.CPrivacy con

35、cerns from different occupations.DMethods of guaranteeing privacy in the digital age.二、七选五Everybody experiences self-doubt from time to time. When feelings of self-doubt last for long periods, however, you may have low self-esteem. Low self-esteem is used to describe someone with a negative view of

36、oneself, feelings of worthlessness. Generally people fall on a continuum from low to high self-esteem._16_Fortunately, low self-esteem doesnt have to be permanent. Recognizing symptoms of low self-esteem, understanding its causes and learning steps to overcome it can go a long way toward making you

37、feeling worthy and confident.What Causes Low Self-Esteem?Low self-esteem can have many triggers and begin at any time in life. Some experts say low self- esteem is more the result of negative experiences._17_ Although it seems that our emotions and motivations result directly from the events and cir

38、cumstances we encounter, they are instead reactions to our self-talk.Symptoms of Low Self-EsteemPoor self-esteem can affect a persons thoughts, emotions, and patterns of behavior. Sometimes these signs can be more apparent, but in some cases that can be much more subtle. Some common signs of low sel

39、f-esteem are outlined below.Poor confidence.Negative social comparison._18_Trying to please others.Trouble accepting positive feedback.Ways to Build Self-EsteemYou can build self-esteem with many techniques. Here are some to get you started.Write down your definition of worth._19_ When we use genera

40、l phrases, its easy to say we dont feel good, because we cant even truly define what were saying. Furthermore, make sure that the worth is coming from a healthy place. If all of our worth is coming from a source like how many followers we have on social media, thats not healthy._20_ A path to self-a

41、cceptance is often a long one and has many peaks and valleys. It takes effort and adaptation. It also requires us to be mindful in our interactions with ourselves and our world around us.ABe specific.BSet more realistic goals.CFriends serve as a mirror for ones image.DBeing quiet or withdrawn in gro

42、up settings.EOthers say it comes from a critical inner voice.FDont beat yourself up if change doesnt happen overnight.GThis can vary from day to day and from situation to situation.三、完形填空It was midnight, and I was on my knees, burying head in my hands. I struggled to_21_the sobs that threatened to w

43、ake my two tiny children. The call came just hours agoI got the job. After five interviews and three presentations, I received a generous _22_, one that needed my answer by tomorrow.To others, the decision was _23_live the dream, with its security. But to me, taking the job would_24_ compromise my h

44、eart.Exhausted, I rose to my feet, and made my way upstairs to check on my children, finding each curled up in a_25_sleep. I heard their breathing, soft and even I became one with the moment. And in that breathtaking silence, I heard a voice:_26_your heart. The words echoed through my soul.The decis

45、ion, indeed, was simple. I would _27_ somebody elses dream job and keep my own. I felt a great _28_ lift off my shoulders. I pursued my options for working for myself. I started to write and edit, _29_pages of scripts. I stretched myself and discovered that I could learn anything if I _30_ some time

46、 to it.To be sure, I lost a number of business opportunities. But I was available to _31_the simple moments with my children. On sunny days, wed _32_ to the zoo with my backpack of work projects. Each night, when I tucked my kids into bed, my _33_ was full. Over time, as my kids grew, my business di

47、d, too.Now I have no regrets. I am _34_ for the life that I have, a cherished closeness with my now adult children and a variety of fulfilling, passion-filled work. Im glad I trusted my inner _35_.21Aput outBjump atCturn downDhold back22AcardBofferCletterDessay23AsimpleBsmartCcasualDcautious24AcarefullyBnervouslyCcriticallyDeventually25AlightBsoundCfreshDhard26ArelaxBfollowCrescueDinspire27AdeclineBchangeCrespectDaccept28AhonourBbackpackCweightDproject29ApublishingBpreservingCexploringDaccumulating30AdevotedBconnectedClimitedDdonated31A