山东省德州市禹城石屯乡中学2022年高二英语联考试题含解析

山东省德州市禹城石屯乡中学2022年高二英语联考试题含解析一、选择题1.___,sheisexperienced.A.Assheisyoung

B.YoungasissheC.Youngassheis

D.Thoughshewasyoung参考答案：C2.Theoldtownhasmanyoldbuildingsand

muchofitsoriginalcharm． A．preserved B．ispreserved C．haspreserved D．willbepreserved参考答案：C3.Agoodteachermust__________tohisstudentstheimportanceofaproperlearningmethod.A.getthrough

B.getacrossC.getoff

D.getover参考答案：B句意：一位好的老师必须使他的学生们理解适当的学习方法的重要性。getthrough完成，getacross（使）被理解，getoff从……下来，getover克服，选B。4.IamsorrybutIhavetotellyouthatyouranswerisso____thatIamgreatly____atit.A.confusing,confused

B.confused,confusing

C.confusing,confusing

D.confused,confused参考答案：A考查形容词。句意：非常抱歉告诉您，您的回答是那么令人迷惑，我对此很迷惑。第一处用来修饰形容“youranswer”，指事物用-ing结尾的形容词；第二处指人内心的感觉，用-ed结尾的形容词。5.

Hehadsomemoneyinanaccountthathe’d_______forhiskids.A.setabout

B.setaside

C.setout

D.setoff

参考答案：B6.—Mom,Iwanttohaveashorttalkwithyou,couldyoupleasespareafewminutes

?A.ifpossible

B.ifever

C.ifimportant

D.ifso参考答案：A31.Thistrainingprogramcangiveyoualiftatwork,________increaseyourincomeby40%.A.aswellas

B.solongas

C.somuchas

D.assoonas参考答案：A略8.Manyoftheexhibitsweredamagedinthefireand_________weretotallydestroyed.A.all

B.both

C.much

D.some参考答案：D略9.Peopleareencouragedtospeakopenly,butcarelesswordsare________tohurtothers’feelings.A.possible

B.probable

C.likely

D.impossible参考答案：C10.Itisagreatconcernthattheschoolisnow_____forexperiencedteachers.A.badlyinneed

B.badlyoff

C.betteroff

D.struggling参考答案：B11.Hermotherdoesn’t_______ofhergoingtoworkinEnglandalone.A.admit

B.agree

C.approve

D.prove参考答案：C12.Nearlyamonthhadgoneby____theyshowedsomesignsofgivingupthepriceforwhichtheyhadheldout.A.until

B.while

C.before

D.sothat参考答案：C13.Thesecretofhissuccessisthathedoeseverything______.

A.curiously

B.sensitively

C.efficiently

D.imperfectly参考答案：C14.Ourconversationcametoan________endwhenGeorgeburstintotheroom.A.striking

B.subjectiveC.evident

D.abrupt参考答案：D从后半句来看，谈话结束的很“突然”。15.---CanIhelpyouwithcookingthemeal?

---_____.IthinkIcanmanageit.A.Yes,betternot

B.No,thanks

C.Goahead

D.Helpyourself参考答案：B16.Dr.Peter,________headmasteroftheschool,toldus,_________fifthofpupilsheregoontostudyatOxfordandCambridge.A.a;the

B.the;a

C.the;

不填

D.

不填;a参考答案：D17.____withagradualriseofhousingprice,thecitygovernmentisconsidering____somemeasuresinthenearfuture.A.facing;takeB.Toface;takingC.faced;takingD.beingfaced;totake参考答案：C略二、短文改错18.短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧)，并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用(＼)划掉。修改：在错的词下画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。3.不按要求改正不得分。TodayIvisitedtheSmiths—myfirsttimevisittoaAmericanfamily.Theyliveinasmalltown.Itwasverykindforthemtomeetmeattherailwaystationanddrovemetotheirhome.TheSmithsdidhisbesttomakemefeelathome.Theyofferedmecoffeeorotherdrinks.Wehaveagoodtimetalkingandlaughingtogether.TheyeagertoknoweverythingaboutChinaandaskedmelotsofquestion.Infact,theyareplanningtovisitChinainnextyear.参考答案：1.删去time

2.

a改为an

3.for改为of

4.drove改为drive

5.his改为their

6.or改为and

7.have改为had

8.在eager前加were

9.question改为questions

10.删去in

19.假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处，每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除、或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线（＼）划掉。修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。Ihaverecentlybeentoldthatlistentoloudmusicisgraduallymakingpeoplehardofhearing.I'msureithasalreadybeenhappenedtomyneighbor.Foryearsshehadturnedadeafeartomyrequeststoturnherradiodown.Whenshegivesapartyshedoesn’thavetoinvitearestofthestreet.Everyonecandanceinhermusicinhisownroom.Nowascientisthasdiscoveredcertainelectronicsoundshavestrangelyeffectsonrats.Hedeclaresbreakdown,almostparalyze(瘫)withtheirlegstrembled.Thenitissimplyamatterofthrowingthemoutbytheirtail.Iwonderthatthesamethingwillhappentomyneighborsomeday.参考答案：Ihaverecentlybeentoldthatlistentoloudmusicisgraduallymakingpeoplehardofhearing.

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I'msureithasalreadybeenhappenedtomyneighbor.Foryearsshehadturnedadeafeartomy

been

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requeststoturnherradiodown.Whenshegivesapartyshedoesn’thavetoinvitearestofthethestreet.Everyonecandanceinhermusicinhisownroom.Nowascientisthasdiscoveredcertainto

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if/whetherthesamethingwillhappentomyneighborsomeday.

本文是一篇记叙文，作者的邻居非常喜欢听吵闹的音乐，作者认为这种习惯已经对他产生了不好的影响。同时作者还介绍了在老鼠身上进行的一项实验。【详解】第一处：考查动名词用法。本句中动名词短语在句中做主语，表示经常性习惯性的行为。句意：最近我被告知听吵闹的音乐会渐渐地让人们听不见。第二处：考查语态。动词happen意为“发生、碰巧”，没有被动语态。句意：我确信这件事情一句发生在我的邻居身上。第三处：考查时态。时间状语foryears通常要和现在完成时连用，所以本句使用现在完成时hasturned…。句意：几年以来她对我要求调低收音机的要求充耳不闻。第四处：考查冠词。短语therestof….“其余的…”句意：当她举行聚会的时候，她不得不邀请街上的其他人。第五处：考查固定短语。短语dancetothemusic随着音乐跳舞。句意：每个人都可以在他的房间里随着音乐跳舞。第六处：考查形容词。在英语中形容词通常做定语或者表语，副词通常做状语；本句中形容词strange做定语修饰名词effects。第七处：考查句子结构。动词declare后面接宾语从句，从句中缺少主语，用they指代前句中的rats。句意：他声称他们崩溃了。第八处：考查非谓语动词。本句中含有一个“with复合结构”，其中介词with的宾语theirlegs与动词tremble构成主动关系，所以使用现在分词trembling在句中做宾语补足语。第九处：考查名词单复数。本句中their指代上句中的rats，所以要使用复数形式tails。第十处：考查宾语从句连接词。句意：我想知道同样的事情是否也会发生在我的邻居身上。三、阅读理解20.TenChinesePhDstudentsaredemandingthatBeijingNormalUniversityProfessorYuDanbeawayfromhertelevisionshowonCCTV10.Theyarguethatheron-airexplanationsofConfucius’sAnalects(孔子《论语》)are“incorrectandmisleading”.YuisknownforexplainingConfucius’sAnalectstoaTVaudience.ButsomecomplainthatherexplanationsareunfaithfultoChinesetradition.ButYudoesn’tseemtoworrytoomuchabouthercritics,saying,“It’samatterofpersonalchoice.SomelikeKFC,whileotherslikeMcDonalds.”

STEALINGsomeonlinegamer’spasswordmightseemlessharmfulthancreditcardtheft.Itdoeskeepthevictimfromwearinghimselfoutallnightplaying.Butitisnotallthatnice,says19-year-oldZhangQiwen,inShanghai.

LastAugust,ZhangaccidentallydownloadedaTrojanwhileplayingWarcraft.TheTrojanisatypeofvirususedbyhackerstostealpeople’spasswords.OvernighttheTrojantransferredallthe“gold”(gamecredits)fromZhang’sprivateaccounttoanunknownaccount.Zhanghopesthepolicewillfindandpunishthethief,whocanalsopocketsomecashsincethestolen“gold”cangoonsaleonline.

NewEngland’slargestindoorpublicgardenhasopenedhereinahistoricpark,andofficialsexpectittobecomeacenterforlearningaboutplantsaswellasatopattractionforvisitors.

Theglass-walledRogerWilliamsParkBotanicalCenter,whichopenedonMarch2,offersatropicalgarden,anorchidgarden,andaMediterraneanroomwithacollectionofcitrustrees.ThecenteralsohastwoclassroomsandwilloffergardeningclassesprovidedbytheUniversityofRhodeIsland.

RogerWilliamsPark,namedforthecity’s17th-centuryfounder,alsohasazoo.Theparkalreadyattractsmorethan2millionvisitorsayear,andProvidenceMayorDavidCicillinesaidthatheexpectsthenewcenterwillattractmoreandmorevisitorstoProvidence.68.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A.Confucius’sAnalectsislikeKFCorMcDonaldsinChinanow.B.19-year-oldZhangwasangrybecauseahackerstolehis“gold”.C.TheTrojanisanewonlinegame.

D.Thegardenisrunbyauniversity.69.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat______.A.therearefourgardensinRogerWilliamsParkBotanicalCenter.B.NoonelikesYuDan’sexplanationofConfucius’sAnalects.C.YuDanwon’tshowuponCCTVanymoreforexplanationsofConfucius’sAnalects.D.Somepeoplemakemoneybystealingonlinegamers’gamecreditsandsellingthem.70.WhereisRogerWilliamsPark?A.It’sinEngland.

B.It’sinProvidence.C.It’sinabotanicalcenter.

D.It’sinafamouszoo.

71.Youareverylikelytoreadthepassagein______.A.abiologytextbook B.afashionmagazine C.anewspaper D.abookreview参考答案：BDBC20.Itwaseleveno'clockthatnightwhenMr.Pontellierreturnedfromhisnightout.Hewasinanexcellenthumor,inhighspirits,andverytalkative.Hisentranceawokehiswife,whowasinbedandfastasleepwhenhecamein.Hetalkedtoherwhileheundressed,tellingheranecdotesandbitsofnewsandgossipthathehadgatheredduringtheday.Shewasovercomewithsleep,andansweredhimwithlittlehalfutterances.Hethoughtitverydiscouragingthathiswife,whowasthesoleobjectofhisexistence,showedsolittleinterestinthingswhichconcernedhimandvaluedsolittlehisconversation.Mr.Pontellierhadforgottenthecandiesandpeanutsthathehadpromisedtheboys.Still,helovedthemverymuchandwentintotheroomwheretheyslepttotakealookatthemandmakesurethattheywererestingcomfortably.Theresultofhisinvestigationwasfarfromsatisfactory.Heturnedandshiftedtheyoungstersaboutinbed.Oneofthembegantokickandtalkaboutabasketfullofcrabs.Mr.PontellierreturnedtohiswifewiththeinformationthatRaoulhadahighfeverandneededlookingafter.Thenhelithiscigarandwentandsatneartheopendoortosmokeit.Mrs.PontellierwasquitesureRaoulhadnofever.Hehadgonetobedperfectlywell,shesaid,andnothinghadmadehimsick.Mr.Pontellierwastoowellfamiliarwithfeversymptomstobemistaken.Heassuredherthechildwasburningwithfeveratthatmomentinthenextroom.Hereproachedhiswifewithherinattention,herhabitualneglectofthechildren.Ifitwasnotamother'splacetolookafterchildren,whoseonearthwasit?Hehimselfhadhishandsfullwithhisbusiness.Hecouldnotbeintwoplacesatonce;makingalivingforhisfamilyonthestreet,andstayinghometoseethatnoharmdonetothem.Hetalkedinadull,repeatedandinsistentway.Mrs.Pontelliersprangoutofbedandwentintothenextroom.Shesooncamebackandsatontheedgeofthebed,leaningherheaddownonthepillow.Shesaidnothing,andrefusedtoanswerherhusbandwhenhequestionedher.Whenhiscigarwassmokedout,hewenttobed,andinhalfaminutewasfastasleep.Mrs.Pontellierwasbythattimethoroughlyawake.Shebegantocryalittle,andwipedhereyesonthesleeveofhernightdress.Shewentoutontheporch,whereshesatdownandbegantorockherselfinthechair.Itwasthenpastmidnight.Thecottageswerealldark.Therewasnosoundexceptthehootingofanoldowlandtheeverlastingvoiceofthesea,whichbrokelikeamournfullullaby(催眠曲)uponthenight.ThetearscamesofasttoMrs.Pontellier'seyesthatthedampsleeveofhernightdressnolongerservedtodrythem.Shewentoncryingthere,notcaringanylongertodryherface,hereyes,herarms.Shecouldnothavetoldwhyshewascrying.Suchexperiencesashadjusthappenedwerenotuncommoninhermarriedlife.Theyseemedneverbeforetohaveweighedmuchagainsttheabundance(充足)ofherhusband'skindnessandauniformdevotionwhichhadcometobeself-understood.Anindescribableoppression,whichseemedtogenerateinsomeunfamiliarpartofherconsciousness,filledherwholebeingwithvaguepain.Itwaslikeashadow,likeamistpassingacrosshersoul'ssummerday.Itwasstrangeandunfamiliar;itwasamood.Shedidnotsitthereinwardlyscoldingherhusband,expressingsadnessaboutFate,whichhaddirectedherfootstepstothepathwhichtheyhadtaken.Shewasjusthavingagoodcryalltoherself.Themosquitoessucceededindrivingawayamoodwhichmighthaveheldherthereinthedarknesshalfanightlonger.ThefollowingmorningMr.Pontellierwasupingoodtimetotakethecarriagewhichwastoconveyhimtotheship.Hewasreturningtothecitytohisbusiness,andtheywouldnotseehimagainattheIslandtillthecomingSaturday.Hehadregainedhiscalmness,whichseemedtohavebeensomewhatweakenedthenightbefore.Hewaseagertobegone,ashelookedforwardtoalivelyweekinthefinancialcenter.1.Mr.Pontelliercomesback