山东省济宁市梁山县梁山镇第一中学2021-2022学年高三英语联考试卷含解析

山东省济宁市梁山县梁山镇第一中学2021-2022学年高三英语联考试卷含解析一、选择题1.Ihavereadtheinstructionbookfromcovertocover,butI’mstillnone______.

A.wiser B.thewiser C.wisest D.thewisest参考答案：B2.Visitorsfromthemainlandusedto

inHonghongforaflighttoTalwanAtransfer

Bchange

CmoveD．transport参考答案：A3.Hemadeamistake,butthenhecorrectedit________itgotworse.

A.until

B.when

C.before

D.as参考答案：C略4.Doyouthinkthetaskis________difficulttofinish?A.this

B.thatC.these

D.those参考答案：B【详解】考查单词的特殊用法。句意：你认为这项任务是那么地难完成吗？这里的that为副词，相当于so，强调“程度”，表示“那么地”之意。故选B。5.It’sagoodidea.Butwho’sgoingto

theplan?

IthinkJennywill.

A.setaside

B.takein

C.carryout

D.getthrough参考答案：C略6.Itisadifficultproblemforhighschoolstudents

theycanproperlyusetheInternet． A．what

B．where

C．when

D．whether参考答案：D7.Hecametomyclasseveryweek,buthisattitude______hewasnotreallyinterestedinthesubject.A.expressed

B.described

C.explained

D.suggested参考答案：D8.Pleasetellme_________A.whereyouraddressis

B.whatisyouraddress

C.whereyouraddressis

D.whatyouraddressis参考答案：D9.Manyastudent____goingtohavethemselves____inthehospital.A.is;toexamine

B.are;examineC.is;examined

D.are;examining参考答案：C10.---Howsoonwillthecandidatesgettheiruniversityadmissions?---Itmaytakethreeweeksforalltheapplicationstobe

.A．withdrawn B．delivered C．edited D．processed参考答案：D11.Whydoyouturntomeforhelp_____youcaneasilyworkouttheproblemindependently?A.until B. when

C. after

D. unless参考答案：D【知识点】考查连词的用法。句意：如果你不能独立地容易地解出这道习题，为什么不向我求助?Until直到；when当……时候；after在……之后；unless除非，如果不。根据题意选D。12.Wecanneverexpect____bulerskyunlesswecreat_____lesspollutedworld.A.a;a

B.a;the

C.the;a

D.the;the参考答案：A略13.Thestrangemanaskedmetohandtheletterto_____Imetinthepolicestation,sayingitwasveryimportant. A.whoever B.whatever C.whichever D.whomever参考答案：D14.Tomfearedtogohomeafterhisfailureintheexambecausethe____streamofdiscontentfromhisparentswoulddrivehimcrazy．

A．actual

B．gradual

C．efficient

D．constant参考答案：D15.---______?---I’msurfingfromatoothache．A．Areyoufeelingbetter

B．What’stroublewithyouC．Istherewrongwithyou

D．What’sthematterwithyou参考答案：D16.Sorry!I

aletterthismorningandforgotallabouttheappointment.A．wrote

B．havewritten

C．waswriting

D．hadwritten参考答案：C17.一Iwanttohaveadogasapet.Whatdoyouthinkofit?—IfIwereyou’I'dratherhaveacat，becauseit's_______totakecareof.A.theeasiest

B.easy

C.easier

D.theeasier参考答案：C略18.Whenthepeacetalkfailed．Therewasafearthatwarmay____________atanytime．A.breakoff

B.breakup

C.breakout

D.breakdown参考答案：C19.WhenIwantedtoexpressmythankstohim,words_______me.Ijustheldhishandsfirmlyandchoked.

A.fled

B.left

C.forgot

D.failed参考答案：D二、新的题型20.任务型阅读（共l0小题；每小题l分，满分l0分）

请认真阅读下列短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。注意：每个空格只填l个单词。请将答案写在答题卡上相应题号的横线上。Peopletodayarebecomingincreasinglyawarethataproperdietisthefoundationofgoodhealth.Ifwedon’thavearegulardietofproperfood,wedon’thavethefueltoperformatourbest.However,somepeoplethinknoteatingbreakfastdoesn’tmatteralot,thougheatingitisimportant.Getthetruthbehindthiscommonwrongideaandothermealfrequencyandtimingmeals.Willeatingbreakfasteverydayhelpmeloseweight?Yes,eatingthemorningmealcanactuallyhelpyoulosepounds.Peoplewhohavebreakfastarelesslikelytoeatdiet-busting(破坏的)junkfoodandaremorelikelytoexerciselaterintheday,asstudiesshow.Peoplewhoskipbreakfast,ontheotherhand,usuallymakeupthecaloriesbeforeday’send.Researchersfoundthat78percentofthemenandwomenincludedintheNationalWeightControlRegistry—whohavemaintainedanaverageweightlossof66poundsformorethan5years—eatbreakfasteveryday.Is"grazing"reallyhealthierthaneatingthreesquaremealsaday?No.Eatingmanysmallmealsthroughoutthedayisprobablynotbetterforyouthanthreemainmeals,thetraditionalamountsoffoodforbreakfast,lunch,anddinner.Theideathat“grazing”ishealthiercomesfromafewoldstudiesshowingthateatingfrequentmealsthroughoutthedaymayburnmorefatandlowerinsulin（胰岛素）levels.Butlaterstudieshavefoundnobenefittograzing.It’snothealthierthaneatingthreesquares,accordingtotheAmericanDieteticAssociation.I'vealwayseatenmostofmycaloriesatdinner.IfI'mhealthy,isthereanyreasonforusnottokeepdoingthis?Hardtosay.Instinctively,itsoundslikeabadidea.Yet“one-mealers”tendtoeatlessfoodtotally,scientistssay,soyourdininghabitmayactuallyhelpyoustaytidyandattractive.Ontheotherhand,onesmall,briefstudybyUSDAscientistsfoundthateatingjustonedailymealmaycausesmallincreasesinbloodpressure,bloodsugar,andcholesterol(胆固醇).Ifyourannualbloodtestsshowariseinanykeyriskfactorsforheartdiseaseordiabetes,itishightimeforyoutoreconsideryourmealstrategy.Willbedtimesnacksmakeyoufat?No.Butthat’snotpermissionforyoutoeatcookiesbeforegoingtobedeverynight.Consumingmorecaloriesthanyouburnthroughphysicalactivityproducesbigloosestomachsandweaklegsnomatterwhattimeyouovereat.Ahabitofsnackinginfrontofthetelevisioneveryeveningwillleadtoweightgain,butnomoresothanhavingasix-eggpancakeforbreakfastorconqueringabagofbeanswithsweetfoodatyourdeskeveryafternoon.ThefinalwordEatfewercaloriesthanyouneedinadayandyouwillloseweight.Eatbreakfastbecauseitwillhelpyoucontrolcaloriesbetter,notbecauseit’samagicmeal.Eatthenumberofmealsthatkeepsyousatisfiedandenergized.NooneplanisbestforeveryoneTitle:StopBeingFatOverYourMealsCommonmisconceptionSomepeoplethinkitdoesn’tmattertoliveandwork__71___breakfast.___72__ofmealsBreakfastPeoplehavingbreakfastcanactuallyhelpweigh___73___.Peoplenoteatingbreakfastmakeupthecaloriesnowandtheninthe___74__.GrazingOldstudies__75__grazingisbetterthaneatingthreesquare

mealsbutlaternot.DinnerIt’s

76

tosaywhethereatingmostthecaloriesatdinnerisabadidea.Eatinglessfoodonemealperdaymaykeepyouneat,butmayleadtobloodpressure__77___.BedtimesnacksBedtimesnackswon’tmakeyoufat.Overeatingmaycauseyoutogainmorecaloriesthanyouburnthrough____78_____activity.AhabitofsnackinginfrontofTVcan’tgainweightmorethanovereatingatameal.________79______Thereisnotthemost___80_______planforeveryone参考答案：71.without

72.Types/Kinds

73.less

74.day/daytime

75.indicate/show/suggest76.hard/difficult

77.increasing

78.physical

79.Conclusion

80.suitable/appropriate

三、阅读理解21.Whichcitywouldyouprefertovisit,LondonorParis?Londonhadwelcomed16.8millionforeignvisitorsin2014,comparedwith15.2millionvisitorstoParis,accordingtoanewreportreleasedbyUKresearchfirmEuromonitorInternationalinJanuary.BorisJohnson,London’smayor,isveryproud.“Withsomanyfascinatingmuseums,thebesttheatersceneintheworld,moregreenspacethananyotherEuropeancity,numeroustopsportingvenues,alowcrimerateandmuchelsebesides,itisnowonderthatpeoplefromallovertheglobeareflocking(蜂拥)toLondoninrecordnumbers.ThesefiguresprovethatLondoniswithoutdoubtthegreatestcityontheplanet,”hetoldTheTelegraph.However,Paris’mayor,AnneHidalgo,isnotaspleased.“LondonisinsomewaysasuburbofParis,”shesaid.TheHuffingtonPostusedtheword“bickering”todescribetheseback-and-forthinsults(侮辱).Itreferstoargumentsaboutunimportantthings,likesmallchildrenfightingoveratoy,orloversarguingovertheTVremote.FranceandBritainareseparatedonlybytheEnglishChannel.Forcenturies,theyfoughtoverterritory(领土).Butinfact,ParisandLondonareverysimilar.Botharecentersoffashionandthearts.Eventheirmostfamouslandmarksarealittlesimilar---thePalaceofVersaillesoutsideParisandBuckinghamPalaceinLondon,forexample.That’sthetrouble–they’reasgoodaseachother.AstheDailyMailputit:LondonandParisare“head-to-head”intheirbattleforsupremacy.Infact,visitorstothesegreatcitieslovethemequally.HidalgoalsowroteanarticleinTheTelegraph,butchange