青海省西宁市大通回族土族自治县2022届高三第二次模拟考试英语试题.docx

1、青海省西宁市大通回族土族自治县2022届高三第二次模拟考试英语试题一、短对话1Why does the man call the woman?ATo change his room.BTo report a wrong lift.CTo invite her to swim.2Where are the speakers?AIn a zoo.BOn a farm.CIn the mountains.3What is the probable season now?ASummer.BAutumn.CWinter.4What are the speakers mainly talking abou

2、t?AA driver.BAn accident.CAn injury.5How may the woman feel about the mans words at first?ADelighted.BRelaxed.CNervous.二、长对话听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6What does the woman advise the boy to eat?ASweet food.BFood with fiber.CFried chicken.7What is the relationship between the speakers?ATeacher and student.BBro

3、ther and sister.CMother and son.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8What is the boys favorite?ARock music.BPop music.CClassical music.9What does the boy think of country music?ANoisy.BBoring.CSoft.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。10What makes the woman feel uncomfortable?AA sea plant.BThe sea water.CThe diving suit.11What is the mos

4、t exciting activity for the man?ADiving.BRock climbing.CBungee jumping.12What does the woman imply in the end?AShe loves bungee jumping.BShe decides to go rock climbing.CShe will never dive again.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。13What does the woman offer to do for the man?APhone a hotel.BBook a restaurant table.C

5、Change travelers cheques.14How does the man find the town?AModern.BBeautiful.CLarge.15What does the man want to know?AThe price of a hotel.BThe history of the town.CThe opening time of the banks.16Where are the speakers now?ANear a square.BOpposite a hotel.COutside a bank.三、短文听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17Why do

6、es urban golf get its name?AIt is a quite cheap sport.BIt is often played in the city.CIt can be played in the street.18How does the speaker like the Moroccan desert race walking?AVery popular.BRather hard.CSlightly dangerous.19In which country did Sepak Takraw begin?AMalaysia.BIndonesia.CThailand.2

7、0What does the speaker say about Sepak Takraw?AIt is similar to tennis.BIt attracts many children.CIt is held every year in Southeast Asia.四、阅读理解With all of the schools closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak, many platforms have been lowering their paywalls and offering their services for free to famil

8、ies affected by school closures.IBMs Open P-TechIBMs learning platform is always free, and gives older students experience in subjects like AI, cybersecurity, quantum mechanics(量子力学) and more. Students can take self-di-rected courses and build skills, or even earn certificates that they can use on a

9、 resume(简历).Waterford. orgWaterford. org, a nonprofit with a goal of achieving universal literacy for children, has a range of resources for parents to prevent childrens summer slide. On the site, you can find summer reading challenges, tips and books for boosting social-emotional learning and other

10、 ideas for at-home learning activities.WE SchoolsFor K-12 students, WE schools offers weekly lesson packages that fulfill distance learning. This includes lesson plans, ideas for at-home activities, and resources that improve social-emotional learning, well-being and service-learning. In addition, t

11、here are daily livestreams on Facebook Live.PBS Kids Daily NewsletterWhile there is always child-friendly content at PBS Kids, the website is going the extra mile during school closures: Its creating a newsletter that gives parents ideas for learning activities to do at home. A new newsletter arrive

12、s every weekday.21What do the platforms have in common?AThey are intended for adults.BThey offer various courses.CThey help teachers teach well.DThey cover news about schools.22Which platform is the most suitable for a college student?AIBMs Open P-Tech.BWaterford. org.CWE Schools.DPBS Kids Daily New

13、sletter.23What is special about WE Schools?AIt has some learning activities.BIt offers live classes every day.CIt is suitable for distance learning.DIt helps students improve reading.The UMass program Brown is taking over presents different challenges from the one he helped rebuild in 2018. The Minu

14、temen are 2-23 over the past three seasons.As an independent program, UMass has to work on its own to put together schedules and negotiate television contracts. But Brown doesnt like to look at the past, bad or good. He says he doesnt even watch film of previous games. “I havent worried about whats

15、happened behind me but whats in front of me, ”Brown says.He emphasizes the importance of a well-conditioned team. Hes already looking forward to winter workouts. “When Im chasing guys around the mat room, I feel pretty good,” Brown says. Brown also emphasizes playing fundamental football, preferring

16、 to keep his focus on the immediate future.Brown, 66, will be one of the oldest head coaches next season. He signed a five-year deal with UMass. “You can see his passion. Hes got a lot of energy to build our program and a lot of pride in it,” Scott, president of UMass says. “Were gonna take advantag

17、e of that to build back a winning program that we all want.” Brown knows what UMass looks like as a winning program. Hes made it his mission to get the Minutemen back there.“It will mean a lot. Im going to work tirelessly to make it happen. I have no doubt that were going to get there,” Brown says.

18、“Wont it be nice to be playing in a bowl game? Thats the beauty there. We will get ourselves into a bowl game and bring our first bowl cup home at this level. It will be a special moment.”24What do we know about Brown?AHe is a football coach.BHe used to be a teacher.CHe likes recalling the past.DHe

19、came to Umass in 2018.25Which of the following can best describe Brown?ASensitive.BCooperative.CAmbitious.DGenerous.26How does Brown feel about the UMass programs future?AIts tough.BIts uncertain.CIts hopeless.DIts bright.27What may be the best title for the text?AThe UMass program will be famousBTh

20、e UMass has abandoned the pastCBrown still believes in the futureDBrown takes over a winning programA simple blood test that can tell how well a person is likely to age is on the horizon after scientists uncovered blood signature patterns which predict ill health. The breakthrough means doctors will

21、 soon be able to check the likelihood of dementia(痴呆), cardiovascular disease and a range of other conditions many years before patients show any symptoms.Researchers at Boston University learned to recognize combinations of specific biomarkers (生物标志物), or chemicals found in the blood, of 5,000 peop

22、le in a study. They then matched these with the participants health outcomes over a period of eight years. They found specific patterns associated with disease and disability-free aging, as well as patterns associated with the threat of several diseases.While various techniques already exist for pre

23、dicting specific conditions, such as heart disease, the new approach will, for the most part, enable doctors to paint a comprehensive picture of their patients overall future health. It also promises to give people the chance to change their lifestyles or begin preventative treatment to circumvent d

24、iseases considered as a risk by their blood composition.“These signatures show differences in how people age, and they show promise in predicting healthy ageing, changes in cognitive(认知的) and physical function, survival and age-related diseases like stroke, type 2 diabetes and cancer,” the research

25、team said. “We can now measure thousands of biomarkers from a small amount of blood with the idea of eventually being able to predict who is at risk of a wide range of diseases long before any clinical signs become apparent.”28What can the new technique be used to do?ACure a persons dementia.BPreven

26、t people from aging.CTell a persons future health.DChange peoples blood composition.29Which can replace the underlined word “circumvent” in paragraph 3?AunderstandBspreadCrecordDavoid30What does the last paragraph mainly talk about the new technique?AIts practical use.BIts original theory.CIts devel

27、opment process.DIts widespread popularity.31Where can the text be found?AIn an economic report.BIn a medical magazine.CIn an investigation report.DIn an entertainment newspaper.The beginning of the 21st century is an era when the human mind has developed into a split screen, with one eye on real spa

28、ce and the other staring at the electronic mirror.Modern technology has changed the path of time. This morning on a crowded bus I saw people texting, talking over the cell phone, checking e-mail, listening to iPods etc. Digital medium has taken over in the form of blogs. Private lives are increasing

29、ly translated into public space. The younger generation has embraced a more transparent lifestyle than older generations, and seems to have a different idea of privacy.A woman writer like me cannot imagine a day without computers. I no longer write my articles with pens and paper. Instead, I simply

30、write down ideas using the edit functions. The computer helps me correct the spelling and grammar in my writings if any. What a great advantage it is! Skype, chat, and call facilities keep me in touch with friends the world over and it feels like theyre living next door. There of course is the withd

31、rawal (脱瘾期) symptom if I am unable to access my cell phone even for a short while.A youngster today would prefer downloading books from the net rather than buying them in bookshops. Besides, I see Karishma, a home maker, often checking websites to find resale of apartments in the area of her choice.

32、 Her son Arjun is not interested in playing cricket (板球) with his friends on the playground but on his portable play station. Karishma talks about the transformation taking place during her generation. Earlier, she looked forward to watching movies together on the movie channel. “But these days chil

33、dren prefer to enjoy themselves with their numerous electronic goods,” Karishma comments sadly.The bad side of modern technology is increased loneliness, loss in the number of jobs, and increased dependency on devices leading to reduction in competency and creativity.32Why does the author mention he

34、r experience of taking a bus?ATo describe her busy work.BTo show peoples private life.CTo describe her transparent lifestyle.DTo show the influence of modern technology.33What can we know about the author from paragraph 3?AShe doesnt have any foreign friends.BShe keeps away from computers.CShe is ad

35、dicted to using cell phones.DShe likes using pens to write articles.34How does the author develop paragraph 4?ABy showing data.BBy giving examples.CBy listing reasons.DBy concluding opinions.35What is the authors attitude to modern technology?ASkeptical.BUnfriendly.CUnwilling.DObjective.五、七选五Practic

36、e Good Study HabitsTest yourself. A vital part of studying is repetition. Test yourself on difficult materials during each study session. _36_ Use these to test your knowledge. If you have a math exam, do practice tests in your math book. If your teacher or professor provides practice exams, take as

37、 many as possible.Start with the hardest subjects. _37_ Start with this work first. After completing harder materials, studying easier subjects will feel less stressful._38_ Study groups can be a great way to take advantage of your studying experience. However, keep in mind that you need to use stud

38、y groups effectively in order to have the best effect.Seek out help bravely. _39_ If you are continually struggling with a particular subject despite studying hard, seek out help from another student, a tutor, a teacher, or a parent. If youre a college student, there might be free tutoring centers o

39、n campus with a particular subject like writing, language, or math.Take breaks and give yourself rewards. As study is seen as a long process, allowing yourself breaks and rewards can motivate you to study harder. Take breaks every hour to stretch your legs, watch television or do some light reading.

40、 Provide rewards at the end of study to motivate you. _40_ACreate a good study space.BUse study groups effectively.CThere is no shame in asking for help if you need it.DThe most difficult subjects require the most mental energy.EYoure focused on doing well on this assignment for yourself.FMake flash

41、cards with vocabulary words, dates and other facts.GFor example, treat yourself by ordering takeout after studying three days.六、完形填空In the evening, Kasi usually gets out of a park and returns home via Hilpher Road. That road has a very unique _41_, with kids playing and people bargaining. One day sh

42、e found a _42_ just wandering in the lawn(草地) beside her house. His red coat made dull grass in the lawn _43_. Kasi decided to wait for another fifteen _44_ for the boy.Then the boy sat on the bench. He was extremely _45_, fear floating in his eyes. She clearly read the _46_. After all, she had _47_

43、 been homeless. Her own eyes were filled with the memories of _48_ times and tears rolled down from her pretty eyes. Yes, she once lived under a bridge where life was _49_.Then, she didnt know how that fifteen minutes had _50_. Still the boy was there. He was looking at a biscuit wrapper lying there

44、. She stood up, wiped off her _51_ and went to the boy and smiled. The boy got _52_ and backed off and started crying. People in the park suddenly became very “_53_” and ran to that boy, who opened up about Kasi. Everyone just got an opportunity to _54_ Kasi and said unkind words about her existence

45、. She needed to _55_ immediately.After reaching home, she could not _56_ anything. So she put on her clothes and left. When she got to the _57_, the poor boy appeared again. She was filled with a mixture of _58_, but she could not help but start _59_ those people. She immediately _60_ the boy up and

46、 took him to her home. She decided to think of him as one of the family.41AenvironmentBhistoryCconditionDdesign42AfriendBdogCbirdDboy43AquietBflatCcolorfulDchangeable44AdaysBhoursCsecondsDminutes45AcuriousBsurprisedCpitifulDbothered46AstoryBupsetCsecretDregulation47AstillBalsoCneverDalready48ApastBproperCpresentDdifferent49AboringBexcitingCamazingDencouraging50AlastedBpassedCstartedDmattered51AgiftsBtracksCtearsDclothes52ApuzzledBembarrassedCpleasedDscared53AcautiousBcaringCenergeticDrelieved54AhonorBaccompanyCunderstandDcriticize55AleaveBworkCstudyDpromise56Akeep backBpay forCt