2022年高考英语模拟卷(一)分享.docx

1、2017高考模拟题一)一、单项填空(共15小题，每题1分，总分值15分)1. How is Ebola?By making direct contact with Ebola patients' bodily fluids.A. evolvedB. spreadC. forecastD. exceededArena will make a good wife for your son. She isfor him as can be found in the land.A. as perfect a matchB. a perfect match asC. so perfect a m

2、atchD. a match so perfectLiving together didn't harm our friendship. it strengthened it.A. If possible B. If everC. If anythingD. If necessaryThere are few men teachers in primary schools. It's reported that theof women in the profession has risen to97% in our district.A. prediction B. propo

3、rtionC. possessionD. preparation I wonderthat Trevor was made a model employee?Oh, il was his focus and commitmenl to do whatever he was asked.A. what was itB. what it wasC. why was itD. why it wasGidgetsince April 22 when her brother got married.A. has inissedB. had been missingC. had missedD. has

4、been missing Is this your first flight?Yes, it is so smooth and enjoyable even fbr someone like me, who isscared of flying.A. alsoB. thusC. otherwiseD. neverthelessAt a time when the captain wastrying to persuade him to stay fbr more championship titles. James didn't.A. completelyB. desperatelyC

5、. hopefullyD. thankfullyFilled with doubt. I turned to one of my English friends for an answer, justmyself more puzzled.A. findingB. having foundC. to have foundD. to find1(). You seem in a hurry. Shall I lend you a hand?Couldn't be better! Large amounts of work.A. remain to be doneB. remains to

6、 be doneC. remain doneD. remains doneThe findings suggest that stress maya double effect remembering rewarding experiences better and easilyrecalling negative consequences.A. bring outB. bring inC. bring upD. bring onNuclearbe really dangerous at times even though it's a nice energy in general.A

7、. shallB. shouldC. canD. mustHow was your friend's wedding ceremony?that many people in (he neighborhood were attracted.A. Such fantastic was itB. Such fantastic was itC. So fantastic was itD. So fantastic it wasAs a student of Senior Three. I have very little free timeI can spend developing my

8、own interest.A. whenB. thatC. at whichD. in which If our team gels the first place, we will gel a bonus. With (hal bonus. 1 will go fbr a trip with my girl-friend.A. Don't count your chickens until they are hatchedB. A clear conscience laughs at false accusations.C. An old dog cannot learn new s

9、killsD. Never judge a book by its cover二、完形填空(共20小题：每题1分，总分值20分)Many people associate crying wilh weakness. If a person easily breaks down, it gives the16that the person issoft and can easily be overpowered. But many do not know that tears have a purpose. It has a17after effect on aperson that can g

10、ive comfort and strength to 18 any negative feeling or depression.People cry for a reason. You may cry because you are too happy or too sad or very angry. Letting your tears flow freely gives you a sense of 19 to be true to your feelings and to yourself. It is a surrender to your emotions that20you

11、that you arc human and you are entitled to your emotions, 21 they are pleasant or not.Just like water that washes off filth, (ears 22 wash off the negative thoughts and feelings. That is why when you are in pain or in sorrow, do not 23 and let your tears roll down naturally. After a while you will f

12、eci that you somehow feel a bit better. Your tears become a form of 24 when problems become too much for us to bear.In my opinion, people who are not afraid to cry 25 are stronger than chose who hold back the tears for later. If the reason for crying is 26 and your emotions are very strong, you have

13、 no reason to be ashamed.Tears can make you 27 in a way. When faced with a problem, people who hold back their tears tend to constantly worry and stress about the problem and fail to sec the 28 right away. This makes them more prone to weakness and to more mistakes. These people may 29 strong becaus

14、e they hide whal they truly feel. But (he truth is. all the pretensions make them a weaker person.On the other hand, people who openly 3() themselves to cry, whether in public or in private gel to release their _ 31_ emotions much sooner than those who are ashamed to do so. After crying, these peopl

15、e feel more calm and can then begin to think straight. 32 the negative thoughts and emotions have been reduced, they can see things 33 and can easily think of ways to solve the problem.As the saying goes. "The tnith shall set you free." Tears show others your true emotions. Do not be afrai

16、d to express whal you truly feci. 34 is letting your natural reactions out without any Icar or embarrassment. You arc simply being true to your heart and to yourself. Your true strength is using your tears io easily 35 your moment of suffering. Now that is the power of tears.16. A. inspirationB. imp

17、ressionC. intentionD. idenlification17. A. carefulB. thoughtfulC. thankfulD. powerful18. A. detealB. displayC. overcomeD. overlook19. A. freedomB. directionC. satisfactionD. responsibility20. A. reactB. restoreC. remindD. reform21. A. howeverB. whetherC. whateverD. whichever22. A. slowlyB. eventuall

18、yC. immediatelyD. hopefully23. A. hold outB. hold onC. hold upD. hold back24. A. releaseB. weaknessC. burdenD. emotion25. A. in secretB. in vainC. in publicD. in need26. A. negativeB. validC. harmfulD. urgent27. A. weakerB. strongerC.sadderD. happier28. A. reasonB. severityC. solutionD. result29. A.

19、 pennitB. remainC. acknowledgeD. appear30. A. allowB. forbidC. expectD. express31. A. trueB. falseC. positiveD. negative32. A. WhileB. ThoughC. SinceD. Until33. A. naturalB. harderC. wrongD. clearer34. A. GenerosityB. HonestyC. CreativityD. Responsibility35. A. gel over B. come over C. take overD. k

20、x)k over三、阅读理解(共15小题，何题2分，总分值30分)AAn agreenieni between Chinese and British copyright agencies was signed in Beijing on Tuesday, which places Chinese written works under the umbrella against copyright violation in Britain.As the latest step of the Sino-UK cooperation on copyright regulation und oper

21、ation, the agreement was signed between the UK Copyright Licensing Agency and the China Written Works Copyright Society at the 6th UK-China Intellectual Property Salon on Tuesday evening.The agreement will for the first lime place Chinese wriilcn works in the British market, including books, article

22、s in newspapers and magazines and academic papers, under the protection of the CLA. a nonprofit organization which has authorized more than 39,000 organizations and publications to copy and use copyright works while obtaining fair rewards for rights holders.From now on, any copy or use of physical o

23、r digital forms of Chinese written works in the UK will be under the inspection of CLA. which will charge fees to users and tbrward them to lhe Chinese authors and publishers.Yan Xiaohong, deputy chief of the Chinese National Copyright Administration, said the agreement marks a milestone in copyrigh

24、t protection for Chinese works in overseas markets.*lt will encourage more Chinese writers and publishers to produce more high-quality copyright works appealing to foreigners, and guarantee their economic benefits." Yan said."Also, it will serve as a guide for more agreements of its kind t

25、o be signed with copyright collective managemenl agencies in other countries and regions of (he world. Eventually, this kind of cooperation will increase Chinese cultural exports/ The CWWCS is the only valid organization approved by the National Copyright Administration to collectively manage and op

26、erate copyright in China.Kevin Fitzgerald, Chief Executive of the CLA, is confident the British agency will provide a safe and fair environment for the intlucncc of Chinese written works to grow in UK."It's significant for the Chinese publishing industry's global development. We are hap

27、py to be part of the teamwork, which will protect copyright holders' economic benefits from being hanned by piracy and violation," Fitzgerald said. Richard Mollet, chair of the UK Publisher's Association and the UK Alliance tor Intellectual Property, and UK Minister for Intellectual Pro

28、perty Baroness Lucy Neville-Rolfe also attended the signing ceremony.36. Which of the following is true according to the text?A. It is the first time that Chinese written works have been launched in Britain.B. There have been six Intellectual Property Saloons between UK and China.C. CLA has gained p

29、rofits from 39.000 organizations and publications.D. The Chinese authors and publishers will be under the inspection of CLA.37. Yan Xiaohong holds the belief that.A. Chinese writers and publishers will promote lhe global economyB. Britain will guarantee a safe and fair environment for the growth of

30、Chinese written worksC. Chinese written works will be placed under the umbrella against copyright violation in more countries.D. The Sino-UK cooperation on copy right regulation and operation has increased Chinese cultural exportsBMost people don't get enough sleep at night. For many people bein

31、g sleep deprived means not functioning as well as they could be, but for millions of other people lack of sleep is a sign of a serious health condition.People who arc suflering from exhaustion, high bkxxl pressure and inexplicable headaches are all showing symptoms of a sleep disorder called obstruc

32、tive sleep apnea (OSA).Why don't people with OSA get the sleep that they need every night? The answer may suiprise you it's snoring!Snoring causes a person lo wake up throughout the night. Bor most, snoring is simply a case of having lo move yourbody Irom a bad position into one that's m

33、ore comf()rtablc to breathe in. But fbr the 18 million people in the United States suffering from OSA, snoring is their body's cry for help. Throughout the night people with OSA literally stop breathing. They stop breathing because the muscles in their mouth, jaw, and throat relax, blocking the

34、free flow of air in the airway. These moments of suffocation can last for up lo an entire minute. A person with OSA wakes up hundreds of times during a single night as their bodies try not to suffocate. Snoring is their body's only way to get enough air to breathe.The result is that when people

35、with OSA get out of bed in the morning, they feci like they haven't slept at all. And it's true (hey have not had a full sleep cycle. Not only are their bodies exhausted, they have opened up an entire range of new health problems that are associated with this extreme sleep loss, including he

36、art attacks, depression, strokes, memory loss, acid reflux and diabetes.In the past, there weren't that many treatment options available for people with sleep apnea. They could go and get an expensive diagnosis, and then drop several thousand dollars visiting a sleep clinic that would require an

37、 annoying overnight visit. One of (he possible outcomes for such patients would be having io strap themselves into a CPAP breathing device for the entire night that's one of those breathing masks attached to an explosive tank next to your bed. Or worse, they would have to undergo a painful and i

38、nvasive surgery.Luckily, all that has changed!Now there is the chin strap by MySnoringSolution. It's a comfortable and affordable treatment for OSA that keeps your breathing passages open while you wear it in bed. This treatment method has been found to be etTective in a recent study at the East

39、ern Virginia Medical Schools Division of Sleep Medicine and it is clinically tested and doctor approved. It works by keeping lhe jaw and tongue from loosening up. thereby keeping the ainvay unobstructed. Made from lightweight materials with the sleeper's maximum comfort in mind、the chin strap ha

40、s helped thousands get the sleep that their bodies have always needed at night.MySnoringSolution is so sure the chin strap will solve all of your sleep apnea (roubles, no mailer whai your reason, you have 90 days to return your chin strap and get a full refund of your money (so you basically risk no

41、thing by trying this out).It's not just about getting a full night's sleep it's about getting to sleep in a way that is comfortable for you. Try MySnoringSolution now. get a good night's sleep at last and end your snoring problems once and for all!38. For the majority of people, snor

42、ing.A. blocks the free flow of air in lhe airwayB. leads to high blood pressure, headaches and heart attacksC. calls for adjusting the body to a comfortable position to breatheD. makes them stop breathing for a minute occasionally during the nightThe chin strap.A. costs several thousand dollarsB. cu

43、res you of all your health troublesC. requires you to stay in hospital throughout the nightD. costs you no loss of money unless it works within three months40. The underlined word "thereby' in Paragraph 7 can be replaced by _A. thoughB. thus41. The purpose of the article is.A. to promote th

44、e chin strapC. to compare treatments for sleep apnea42. Which of the following can be the best title?A. How to Stop Snoring and Sleep Well AgainC. How to Choose Chin StrapsD. costs you no loss of money unless it works within three months43. The underlined word "thereby' in Paragraph 7 can b

45、e replaced by _A. thoughB. thus44. The purpose of the article is.A. to promote the chin strapC. to compare treatments for sleep apnea45. Which of the following can be the best title?A. How to Stop Snoring and Sleep Well AgainC. How to Choose Chin StrapsC. forD. andB. to explain the symptoms of OSAD.

46、 to emphasize the importance of sleepB. Harmful Efleets of Snoring ProblemsD. Wonderful Treatment for OSAIf you are a Dropbox user, lhen this piece of news will certainly sei alarm bells ringing. Apparently, cybercriininalsbelonging lo an unknown group have threatened to expose login details of more

47、 than seven million users worldwide.According to a Reddit thread, links to multiple files storing confidential Dropbox user-login details including usernames and passwords have been found.These personal user details were said lo have been stored in plain text format, thus making them easily accessib

48、le to leaks and unauthorised use of account.Leaks were reportedly Ibund within a web portal (入 口)called Pastebin, which according to Next Web contains the login credentials (凭证)of an estimated 400 Dropbox user accounts.Hackers are apparently demanding Bitcoin donations in return for the stolen user

49、login credentials, and have reportedly threatened to release more Dropbox user credentials online if their demands arc not inct.Dropbox denies user-credential hack.In a statement to Next Web, Dropbox has denied that the cloud storage service (and its server) was hacked. It added that user credential

50、s were obtained by cyber criminals via third-party services and applications.The company also stated that a significant number of passwords currently posted by hackers online have expired (失 效)long ago.Finally. Dropbox adds that it had earlier detected attacks similar to the current username/pass wo

51、rd breach, and had taken precautions such as resorting to perfonning automatic password reset on 'suspicious* accounts."Dropbox has not been hacked. These usernames and passwords were unfortunately stolen from oilier services and used in attempts to log in to Dropbox accounts. We'd prev

52、iously detected these attacks and the vast majority of the passwords posted have been expired ibr some time now. All other remaining passwords have been expired as well," said Dropbox. in a statement to Next Web.The cloud storage company is also currently sending out emails to its users caution

53、ing them to reset account password, in order to add security to (heir Dropbox account.In summary, even though Dropbox has denied that its servers were breached, and laid the blame for the latest hack on third-party applications, do remember that the company's servers allow third-party apps to ac

54、cess the eloud-storage platform.43. Hackers steal Dropbox user accounts.A. lo sell them and donate lhe moneyB. (o store ihein in plain text formatC. lo ask fbr peer-to-peer online moneyD. lo prevent more leaks from PastebinThe underlined phrases 1 resorting to' in Paragraph 9 probably means.A. s

55、ubscribing toB. taking toC. appealing to D. turning toThe author shows a(n)attitude towards using Dropbox.A. aggressiveB. cautiousC. negativeD. submissiveWhat's (he article mainly about?A. Dropbox users may have had their confidential information leaked.B. Millions of people worldwide trust the

56、cloud storage company.C. Cyber criminals obtained Dropbox users' information via third-party servicesD. Hackers will release more inlbnnation of Dropbox users unless their demands arc mel.1)WHEN THE TWINS left Scarlett standing on the porch of Tara and the last sound of flying hooves had died aw

57、ay, she went back to her chair like a sleepwalker. Her face felt stiff as from pain and her mouth actually hurl from having stretched it. unwillingly, in smiles to prevent the twins from learning her secret. She sat down wearily, and her heart swelled up with misery, until it felt too large for her

58、bosom. Her hands were cold, and a feeling of disaster oppressed her. There were pain and bewilderment in her face, the bewilderment of a pampered child who has always had her own way for the asking and who now, fbr the first lime, was in contact with the unpleasantness of life.Ashley to marry Melani

59、e Hamilton!Oh, it couldn't be true! The twins were mistaken. They were playing one of their jokes on her.Ashley couldn't, couldn't be in love with her. Nobody could, not with a mousy little person like Melanie. Scarlett recalled with contempt Melanie's thin childish figure, her serious heart-shaped face that was plain almost to h