2022-2023学年江苏省无锡市芦庄中学高一英语测试题含解析

2022-2023学年江苏省无锡市芦庄中学高一英语测试题含解析一、选择题1.—Whatanamazingfilm!It’sthemostinterestingfilmI’veeverseen.

—ButI’msureitwon’tinterest

.

A.somebody

B.anybody

C.nobody

D.everybody参考答案：D2.Helefthomewithoutsayingaword,and_______worriesmanypeopleandistobefoundout.

A.wherehehasgone

B.wheredidhegoC.whichplacehashegone

D.wherehashegone参考答案：A3.Ofthetwobrothers,Billis________youngerone,andheisaquietboy,________thatmostadultslikeverymuch.A．the;one

B．a;one

C．a;theone

D．the;theone参考答案：A4.Ifparentsaretoohard___theirchildren,theywon’ttellthemtruth.A.to

B.on

C.for

D.with参考答案：B5.Thefirstquestionwasquitedifficultbuttherest_______easy,_______surprisedusall.A.was;which B.was;that

C.were;which

D.were;that参考答案：C6.Wecanseethat____tookpartinthepartyhadagoodtime.

A.allwho

B.allwhat

C.all

D.allwhich参考答案：A7.Hisstrongloveforhiscountryis

inhisnewly-publishedpoems.A.reminded B.reflected C.responded D.recovered参考答案：B8.Evenonacoldday，heprefers________outtoplayfootball________athome.A.going；ratherstay

B.going；tostayingC.togo；ratherthanstaying

D.togo；ratherthantostay参考答案：B9.Itisgenerallyacceptedthat_____boymustlearntofightlike_____man.A.a,a

B.a,the

C.the,the

D.The,/参考答案：A10.Youshouldhavepassedtheexamination.Whydidn’tyoudo

ourteachersuggested?A.if

B.as

C.when

D.because参考答案：B11.Tooursurprise,wegot______peopletoattendthemeetingaswehadexpected.A.twicemany

B.astwice

C.twicemanyas

D.twiceasmany参考答案：D12.–Isyourdaughterfond_____playingthepiano?–Onthecontrary,she’sgettingtired_____it.A.on;of

B.with;from

C.of;of

D.of;from参考答案：C13.Whenitwastimetoeat,Abbotwithalltheotherguests_____finefoodsandwines.A.wasserved

B.wereserved

C.served

D.hadserved参考答案：A14.Ifyoufindinformationyouarenotsureabout,consultotherwebpagesto__theinformation.Arequest

Bconfirm

Cadvise

Ddiscuss参考答案：B略15.ItseemsthatPeter'ssisterisa(n)________lady,forshealwaysworksmorethan12hoursaday.A.confident

B.sensitive

C.lively

D.energetic参考答案：D27.Allthevisitorshavetopasssecuritycheckbeforetheyareallowedtoenterthestadium,______? A.don’tthey B.haven’tthey C.aren’tthey D.arethey参考答案：A略17.Somethingterrible

havehappenedifLiChangwasnotcomingtoeatinhisrestaurantashealwaysdid.

A.may

B.can

C.must

D.should参考答案：C二、新的题型18.

A.However,studieshavefoundasmallnumberofpeoplehaveamazingfacerecognitionskills.B.Researchershavetriedtofindhowcertainpeoplearesogoodatrecognizingfaces.C.Itisalsofoundthatthesepeoplearenotparticularlysmarterthanothers.D.Itisunknownhowmanypeopletrulyhavetheseskills.E.Forinstance,theskillscouldbeveryusefulatapassportcontrolcheckpoint.F.Manysuperrecognizerssaytheyaregoodatspottingfacesinacrowd.Itshouldbeeasyforyoutorecognizefacesofyourfamilyandfriends.Butcanyourememberfacesthatyou’veonlyseenonce?Youmightthinkitisverydifficult.

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.Theyaretheso-called“superrecognizers”,whocanrememberatleast80percentofthefacesthey’veseen.

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.Butstudiesshowsthatatleastonepersoninevery50isasuperrecognizer,reportedtheDailyMail.BournemouthUniversityintheUKrecentlycarriedoutresearchtryingtofindwhethersuperrecognizershaveadifferentwaytoprocessfaces.Theyhavefoundthatwhenthesepeoplelookatfaces,theyspendmoretimelookingattheperson’snose.

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.Theirsuperabilityislimitedtoonlytorecognizingfaces.Anotherimportantfindingisthattherearesubtypes（子类型）ofsuperrecognition.Somesuperrecognizersneverforgetfaces.Butforsome,ifyoupresentapairoffacestothematthesametime,theycanquicklydecidewhetherthefacesareofthesamepersonortwodifferentpeople.Thesesubtypesofsuperrecognitioncouldbeappliedtomanyareasoflife.

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.SuperrecognizerscouldhelpmatchfacesinCCTVfootage（闭路电视镜头）.Theycouldalsohelppolicespotbadguysorevenmissingpeopleincrowds.参考答案：53-56ADCE三、阅读理解19.阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。Vampires(吸血鬼),creaturesofmyth,havebeenaroundinoneformoranotherforcenturies.Terrifyingbutalsoattractive,theyareaspopularintheearly21stcenturyasever,asthecurrentpopularityofTwilightseries,anditsheroEdwardCullen,show.Vampiresfirstappearedinfictioninthe1700s;in1895IrishnovelistBramStokerpublishedDracula,introducingtheworld’smostfamousvampire.Butjustwhatisitaboutthesedrinkersofhumanbloodthatcontinuestofascinateus?SpeakingtoEricLewisoftheTimesandTranscriptwebsite,academicDeborahWellssaidthatvampiresare“culturallyadaptive（适应的）”.“Wecreateverydifferentvampirestofitdifferenttimes.EdwardCullenisnotthesameasCountDracula,”shesaid.Differentastheyare,Wellsbelievesvampiresare“theperfectcontainersintowhichwecanpourourcurrentculturalanxieties”.BramStoker’sDraculaispowerful,yetoldandphysicallyugly.Stoker’sbookdealtwithfearofthefalloftheBritishEmpire,realfearsinthedayinwhichitwaswritten.AccordingtothewebsiteBookpages,today’svampireshaveallourculturaldesires,money,powerandsexualattraction.RepresentedbyCullen,theyarenoble,handsomeyoungmenwhomwomenfindirresistible（不可抵抗的）.What’smore,vampireschallengetraditionalideasaboutdeath,scienceandparentalauthority（权威）.Thismaybewhyteenagersaredrawntovampiretales.“Inmanyways,thevampirestoryshowsupteenageconcerns,”saidWells.“Theemotionalintensity(强度)oftherelationshipwiththevampirematchestheintensityofhowitfeelstohaveyourfirstrealloveaffairs.Yourfirstreallove,itreallyfeelslikelifeanddeat