2022-2023学年福建省泉州市五星中学高二英语模拟试题含解析

2022-2023学年福建省泉州市五星中学高二英语模拟试题含解析一、选择题1.

Janewon’tjoinusfordinnertonightand_______.

A.neitherwon’tTom

B.Tomwilltoo

C.Tomwon’teither

D.sowillTom

参考答案：C2.LittleJimisgoingtospendhisholidayinParis,_____liveshisuncle.

A.which

B.who

C.where

D.that参考答案：c略3._____,amanwhoexpresseshimselfeffectivelyissuretosucceedmorerapidlythanamanwhosecommandoflanguageispoor.A.Otherthingswereequal

B.OtherthingsbeingequalC.Tobeequaltootherthings

D.Otherthingstobeequal参考答案：B4.Themanwefollowedsuddenlystoppedandlookedasif______whetherhewasgoingtherightdirection.A.seeing

B.havingseen

C.tohaveseen

D.tosee参考答案：D5.

Therescuingsoldiersinthehelicopters_____tolandonthatearthquake-strickenarea,butfailedagainandagain.A.attempted

B.managed

C.succeeded

D.pretended参考答案：A6.Whenitcomesto_________inpublic,noonecanmatchhim.A.speak

B.speaking

C.beingspoken

D.bespoken参考答案：B

当谈到在公共场合发言的时候，没有人能够和他想比。Whenitcomesto(doing)sth.“当谈到（做）某件事的时候”，固定搭配。7.Youaresayingthateveryoneshouldbeequal,andthisis____Idisagree.A.why

B.where

C.what

D.how

参考答案：B8.Itisknownthatwaterisnot______endlessresource,nor______thatcanbemadeoncemore.A.the;/

B.an;one

C.an;that

D./;one参考答案：B9.Theboywillmakealotoftroublewhen

alone.A.leaving

B.leave

C.left

D.beingleft参考答案：C略10.Youhavetobe________.Anybodylikeyouwithoutany______experienceisnotlikelytobegivenabigsalaryevenifyougraduatefromafamousuniversity..A.true;realistic

B.realistic;practical

C.practical;realisticD.real;realistic

参考答案：B11.Thenewsmediakeepsus________whatishappeningaroundtheworld.A.informing

B.informedofC.beinformedof

D.informed参考答案：B考查的是过去分词作宾语补足语，inform与us是被动关系，informof常用于被动结构或复合结构。12.WangLinfailedtobeadmittedbyHongKongUniversitylastyear,andonlythen_________theimportanceofEnglish.☆考♂资♀源€网

☆A.hefinallyrealized

B.hehadrealizedC.hadherealized

D.didherealize参考答案：D略13.Itisbelievedthatthetightemploymentmarkethasforcedjobseekersto__________whateverworkisavailable.A.takeup

B.takedown

C.takeoff

D.takeon参考答案：A14.Everyoneiswelcometojointhefitclub___________age.A.accordingto

B.withregardto

C.regardlessof

D.infavorof参考答案：C15.—FinallyIgottomygrandmother’shomeonfoot.—Really?You_______aridethere.A.musthavetaken

B.couldhavetakenC.shouldn’thavetaken

D.couldn’thavetaken参考答案：B16.Youshouldfeel_______ifyoumakeyourfriend________infrontofsomanypeople.A.shameful;embarrassed

B.ashamed;embarrassedC.ashame;embarrass

D.ashamed;embarrassing参考答案：B17.Itwasorderedthatnosmoking_______inthelibrary.A.asallowed

B.beallowedC.wouldbeallowed

D.hadnotallowed参考答案：B18.Itis______ofyounottodisturbmewhileIamfocusingonmyresearch.

A.generous B.modest C.considerate D.gentle参考答案：C19.—______youdisturbherwiththeseannoyingquestionsjustwhenshewasbusycookingdinner?

—Sorry,I______thatatthattime.

A.Should;mustnothavedone

B.Shall;mayhavedone

C.Must;shoulddo

D.Must;shouldnothavedone参考答案：D略二、完型填空20.完型填空（20分）Manypeoplebelieveeverythingoralmosteverythingtheyreadinnewspapersorhearonradio.AfewyearsagoI

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astoryaboutahusbandandwifewhomadea

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mistake.Theyhadgoneshoppingandhadtakentheirsmallbaby

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withthem.Aftertheyhadfinishedtheirshopping,theyreturnedtotheircartogohome.

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theyreachedtheircar,theyputthebabyintheplasticbabycarrierthat

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rodeinforsafety.Thecouplethen

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intheircartowardhome.Aftertheyhaddrivenafewmiles,they

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thebackseattoseehowthebabywas.Totheirsurprise,thebabywasnotthere.Accordingtothe

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,thecouplehadputtheplasticseatandthebabyonthetopofthecarbuthad

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toputhiminsidethecar.Theyhaddrivenawaywiththebabyonthetopofthecar.Thecoupledroveback

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thestorebutdidnotfindthebaby.Theycalledthepolice,andthepolicesaidthatthey

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thebabyandthatthebabywas

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.Thebabyhadfallenfromthetopofthecarbuthadbeen

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byhisplasticseat.The

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coupletooktheirbabyhomeandwerealwayscarefulafterthat.Therewasonething

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withthestory.Itwasnottrue.Storiessuchasthisoneareoften

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innewspapersandonradioandtelevision.Becausetheyarereadandheard

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thatusuallyreportthetruth,manypeoplebelievethem.Peoplealsobelievethembecause,likethestory

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,theyhavesomethingunusualorfrighteningaboutthem.Whatis

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isthatnewspaperandradioreporters

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believethem.36.A.wrote B.read C.told D.imagined37.A.puzzling B.terrible C.interesting D.harmful38.A.alone B.along C.away D.around39.A.Since B.Before C.While D.After40.A.they B.she C.we D.he41.A.wentaway B.droveoff C.movedon D.leftout42.A.searched B.glancedat C.examined D.thoughtof43.A.newspaper B.radio C.story D.report44.A.left B.planned C.forgotten D.expected45.A.around B.towards C.near D.for46.A.saved B.saw C.helped D.had47.A.dangerous B.dead C.comfortable D.fine48.A.protected B.saved C.covered D.caught49.A.satisfied B.puzzled C.grateful D.frightened50.A.wrong B.right C.important D.necessary51.A.reported B.told C.made D.written52.A.atease B.inplaces C.forsure D.withjoy53.A.told

B.mentioned C.printed D.recorded54.A.surprising B.believable C.unlucky D.strange55.A.never

B.almost

C.also

D.always参考答案：21.Thiswasoneofmyexperiencesatwork.WhenIwas

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，IwasworkingforalargeinternationalcompanywhichhaditsheadofficeinLondon.Iwasworkinginthe

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department.ThecompanyhadatrainingcentrewhichwasjustoutsideLondon.Differentcourseswere

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therethroughouttheyearandI

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goononetrainingcourseayear.Theseusuallystarted

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aSundayeveningandlastedsixdays.OnceIwas

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aweek’strainingcoursewithaboutforty

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salespeople.IwasinthebarontheFridayeveningandsuddenlyawomanwhowas

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behindthebaraskedmeacuriousquestion.“Ihopeyoudon’t

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myasking，”shesaid，“ButI’vebeen

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aboutitallweek.Haveyougotasister

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Mary？”Thewoman’snamewasJune，andsheusedtodovariousjobsatthetrainingcentre.Sheworkedintheoffice，sheorganizedallthefoodanddrinkforthecentreandsheworkedinthebaratlunchtimeandintheevening.Myanswer

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June’squestionwas“Yes”，andJunesaid，“Ithought

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.ImetherlastSeptemberwhenshewasorganizingacoursehere.”Atthattime，mysisterwasworkingfor

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companybutinadifferentpartofthecountry.Thatwas

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shecametobeatthetrainingcentre.51

surprisedmewashowJuneguessedwewerebrotherandsister.Threethingsmadeitevenmore

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.First，shehadmetmysistersixmonthsbeforeshemetme.Second，theyhaveaboutsixtynewpeopleeveryweekatthetrainingcentre.Soaboutonethousandfivehundredpeoplehad

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thecentreinthosesixmonths.And

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，mysisterismarried，soshedoesn’thavethesamefamilynameasme.We’renot

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，butIguesswemustlookquitelikeeachother.

36.A.inthe30sB.inmy30s

C.in30s

D.atmy30s37.A.selling

B.sales

C.sale

D.sale’s38.A.held

B.taken

C.made

D.completed39.A.usedto

B.once

C.getusedto

D.wasusedto40.A.at

B.in

C.during

D.on41.A.on

B.in

C.during

D.over42.A.other

B.another

C.theother

D.oneother43.A.hearing

B.waiting

C.serving

D.seeing44.A.matter

B.carefor

C.remindof

D.mind45.A.understanding

B.wondering

C.discovering

D.worrying46.A.called

B.calling

C.callingon

D.callingup47.A.of

B.about

C.to

D.for48.A.that

B.it

C.such

D.so49.A.thesame

B.adifferent

C.another

D.theother50.A.where

B.when

C.what

D.how51.A.All

B.What

C.That

D.It52.A.surprising

B.surprised

C.strange

D.puzzled53.A.passedthrough

B.passedaway

C.left

D.passedby54.A.finally

B.attheend

C.atlast

D.later55.A.friends

B.s

C.twins

D.brotherandsister参考答案：36—40BBAAD;41—45AACDB;46—50ACDAD;51—55BAAAC三、阅读理解22.ParentsinSpainarebeingurgedtogoonaweekendhomeworkstrikethismonthinprotestagainsttheunacceptableamountofafter-schooltaskstheirchildrenaregiven.ThehomeworkloadofSpanishchildrenhaslongbeenasorepointwithsomeparents,whoarguethattheburdenistoogreat,placestoomuchpressureonpupilsandeatsintofamilytime.AccordingtoastudybytheOrganizationforEconomicCo-operationandDevelopment(OECD),Spanish15-year-oldshave6.5hoursofhomeworkaWeekcomparedwithanaverageof4.9acrossthe38OECDcountries.TheSpanishConfederationofAssociationsofMothersandFathersofStudents(Ceapa)iscallingonparentswhosechildrenattendSpanishstateschoolstoboycottweekendhomeworkinNovember."We'velostabitofcommonsenseinthiscountrywhenitcomestotalkingabouteducationandwe'vegotasysteminwhichboys'andgirls'freetimehasdisappeared",saidJosLuisPazos,presidentofCeapa."Schoolsarepassingontaskstofamiliesthattheyshouldn'tbe.Itstartswithchildrenfromtheagesofthreetosixdoinghalfanhour'shomeworkeveryday.Forus,that'sanunacceptablesituation".PazossaidCeapadisagreedwiththebeliefthatchildrenshouldendurehugeamountsofhomeworkinthehopethatitwouldensurethemabetterfuture.Theyshouldbe.happywhenthey'relittleandthatlifeisn'tjustaboutsomeonetellingyouthatyouhavetosufferinexplicably（难以理解地）.Themodelneedstochangebecausesocietyhaschanged.Schoolchildrenhavetofittheirhomeworkaroundtheschoolday,whichvariesfromregiontoregionandschooltoschool,butstartsearlyfromaround8amor9amandfinishesanywherebetween2pmand5pm.However,schoolsareincreasinglyusingan8am-2pmtimetabletosavemoneyandinthefaceofevidencethatsuggeststhelongerhoursdonotyieldbetterresults.AspokesmanfortheeducationdepartmentofMadridsaidhomeworkwasamatterforindividualschoolsratherthanregionalgovernments.They'retheoneswhoknowbestwhattheneedisineachcase.9.WhyareparentsinSpainbeingcalledontogoonastrike?A.Tostopschoolviolence.B.Toaskforlongerschooltime.C.Tosaynotoheavyhomeworkload.D.Torequestequaleducationfortheirkids.10.WhichofthefollowingwouldCeapaagreeto?A.Longerschoolhourswillensurebettergrades.B.Happinessisthemostimportantthingforachild.C.Hugeamountsofhomeworkmeansabetterfuture.D.The8am-2pmtimetableissuitableformostchildren.11.Whichofthefollowingshouldberesponsibleforstudents'homeworkaccordingtothespokesman?A.Ceapa.

B.TheOECD.C.Regionalgovernments.

D.Eachindividualschool.参考答案：9.C

10.B

11.D本文从西班牙父母抗议孩子们的课后作业负担太重这个事件，来引出并讲述西班牙教育的现状及问题。西班牙的一个联合会认为孩子应该度过一个幸福的童年，教育部负责人认为，家庭作业是私立学校的事而不是地方政府所负责。9.C．细节理解题。根据文章第一段“ParentsinSpainarebeingurgedtogoonaweekendhomeworkstrikethismonthinprotestagainsttheunacceptableamountofafter-schooltaskstheirchildrenaregiven”可知，西班牙的父母认为孩子的课后负担太重，因此提出抗议。故选C。10.B．细节理解题。根据文章第四段“PazossaidCeapadisagreedwiththebeliefthatchildrenshouldendurehugeamountsofhomeworkinthehopethatitwouldensurethemabetterfuture.Theyshouldbe.happywhenthey'relittle”可知，Ceapa认为，孩子们在小时候应该幸福开心的生活。故选B。11.D．细节理解题。根据文章最后一段“AspokesmanfortheeducationdepartmentofMadridsaidhomeworkwasamatterforindividualschoolsratherthanregionalgovernments”可知，这位发言人认为，家庭作业是私立学校的事而不是地方政府的事。故选D。23.

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