2022年内蒙古自治区普通高中学业水平考试

内蒙古自治区一般高中学业水平考试内蒙古自治区一般高中学业水平考试英语（参照试卷）本试卷分为第I卷（选择题）、第II卷（非选择题）两个部分，共100分,考试用时90分钟。第I卷第一部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节：单项填空（共15小题；每题1分，满分15分）从A、B.C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处旳最佳选项。例：Standoverthere,you'11beabletoseeitbetter.orB.andC.butD.while答案是Bo——Wouldyoutakethisalongtotheofficeforme?D.No,thanksA.WithpleasureB.That'srightC.NevermindD.No,thankshelloJackisverypolite.Wheneverheseeshisteachershewillhellotothem.A.tellB.talkC.sayD.speakA.tellB.talkC.sayD.speakI'mfreethisafternoon.Let'sgoswimming,?A.shallwewillyoudon'twecan'tweA.shallwewillyoudon'twecan'tweImusttalktoheraboutthisnow.Icahtputitanylonger.outB.upC.onD.offTimbegantoplaytennisatageof12./;/B./:theC.the:/D.the:theInJune,theyproducedcarsthantheydidduringthesameperiodoflastyear.A.manyB.moreC.asmanyD.afewLucytimetogotothelibrarysinceshegothernewjob.A.didn'thaveB.hasn'thadC.doesn'thaveD.hadn'thadLastweek,Johnboughtacamera,ispopularwithyoungpeople.A.whoB.whoseC.whichD.that——Excuseme.IsthistherightwaytotheSummerPalace?一Sorry.I'mnotsure.Butitbe.A.willB.mightC.mustD.shall10.Ithinkyouropinionaboutlifewillchangeyougetolder.A.asB.thoughC.unlessD.whenever11.Ihaven?tseenLiHuarecently.IwonderhegetsalongwellwithhisEnglishstudy.A.howB.thatC.ifD.what12.Sincemuchoftheinformationinthisbookis,you'dbetterchooseanotherone.A.outofsightB.outoforderC.outofworkD.outofdate13.Hedroveslowlyontheroad,thequietoftheevening.A.enjoyingB.havingenjoyedC.enjoyedD.toenjoy14.——A.outofsightB.outoforderC.outofworkD.outofdate13.Hedroveslowlyontheroad,thequietoftheevening.A.enjoyingB.havingenjoyedC.enjoyedD.toenjoy14.——Willitraintoday?.Itissocloudytoday?A.ThatdependsB.IguessnotC.IdofitthinksoD.rmafraidsoA.ThatdependsB.IguessnotC.IdofitthinksoD.rmafraidsoovertheclass.15.Ournewteacherissoyoungthatshehasnoovertheclass.A.powerB.energyC.strengthD.control第三节：完形填空（共20小题；每题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16-30各题所给旳A、B.C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。InFrance,thereoncelivedafamousmannamedtheMarquisdeLafayette.Whenhewasalittleboy,hismothercalledhimGilbert.Gilbeftsfatherandgrandfatheirhadbothbeen16meninhisvillage.Hewasproudofthem,andhe17thathemightgrowuptobelikethem.Gilbert'shomewasneara18.Onedaywordcamethatacruel19hadbeenseeninthewoods.Mensaidithadkilledmanyofthevillagers^sheep.Gilbertwasonlyseven,butallhis20wereaboutthecruelanimal.uShallwetakea21?"askedhismother."Oh,yes!"saidGilbert."Wemayseethatwolfintheforest.Butdon'tbe22."Hismothersmiled,23shefeltquitesurethattherewasno24.Theydidnotgofarintothewoods.Themothersatdownunderatreeandbeganto25.SeeingMominterestedinherbook,Gilbertdecidedto26theanimal.Hewalkedquietlyintoawilderplace.Helooked27around,butsawonlyarabbit.Then,28,heheardfootsteps.Hestoodstilland29.Whentheanimalwasvery30tohim,hejumpedoutofhishidingplaceandhelditrounditsneck.Itdidnottrytobite.ButitthrewGilbertuponthe31.Gilbertwassoononhisfeetagain.Hewasnot32atall.Helookedattheanimal:Itwasnotawolfbutacalf（牛犊）.Theboyfeltvery33.Hehurriedbacktohismother,tearsinhiseyes.Hetoldherwhathadhappened.Hismothersaid,"Youwerevery34.Youaremyherobecauseyou35whatyouthoughtwasagreatdangerandyouwerenotafraid."16.A.famousB.wiseC.braveD.generous17.A.wishedB.guessedC.realizedD.believed18.A.mountainB.forestC.farmD.river19.A.tigerB.lionC.bearD.wolf20.A.thoughtsB.questionsC.plansD.complaints21.A.bathB.pictureC.walkD.break22.A.tiredB.afraidC.cruelD.surprised23.A.soB.onceC.butD.for24.A.dangerB.wonderC.useD.point25.A.singB.readC.sleepD.draw26.A.giveupB.worryaboutC.lookforD.askabout27.A.angrilyB.hurriedlyC.proudlyD.carefully28.A.finallyB.suddenlyC.graduallyD.strangely29.A.listenedB.criedC.waitedD.watched30.A.closeB.familiarC.blindD.harmful31.A.stoneB.wallC.treeD.ground32.A.defeatedB.botheredC.frightenedD.hurt33.A.annoyedB.ashamedC.nervousD.excited34.A.smartB.curiousC.courageousD.lucky35.A.facedB.avoidedC.choseD.accepted第二部分：阅读理解（共15小题；每题2分，满分30分）AMr.Hadleywasmy6thgradeteacher.AtthattimeIwasashortgirlweighing70kilograms.Boysalwayslaughedatmebecauseofit.SoIbecameanextremelyshyyounglady.OnedayMr.Hadleytoldusthatwewouldberequiredtocometothefrontoftheclassandreadthereportsthatwehadcompleted.Whenmyturncame,Irefusedtostandinfrontofallthosestudentsandopenuptotheirtricks.Mr.Hadleyhandedmemyreportandaskedmetoreadit.Igaveitbacktohim.Hewalkedtothefrontandsaid,“MarthahasaverygoodreporthereandIthinkeveryoneneedstohearherreadit.Ifyoumakestrangenoisesormakefunofherinanyway,Iwillletyoufailrighthereandnow.OK?”Mr.Hadleywalkedbacktomeandhandedmethepaperagain,askingmetogotothefrontoftheclass.IwalkedthereonlegsthatwereshakingandIfeltarabbitinmychest.Everyonewasallquiet,includingthoseboys.Istoodtheretryingtobecalm.Mr.Hadleywalkedovertomeandputhisarmaroundm“e,Youcandoit.Ihaveconfidenceinyou!”Hiswordshelpedmecalmdown.Ireadthereportandinsteadofthekidslaughingatmeandmakingfunofme,theyallstoodupandclappedtheirhands.Fromthatdayonthekidsnevermadefunofmeanymoreandsomeactuallymadefriendswithme.IcontinuedtobequiteshyallthroughschoolbutIknewifIhadtostandupinfrontoftheclass,Icoulddoit.Marthafeltextremelyshybecauseofher.A.OutsideNewYork.A.OutsideNewYork.B.Inthenorthofthecity.A.studyB.ageC.appearanceD.beautyMartharefusedtoreadherreportinfrontoftheclassbecause,shedidn'tliketheteacherofthe6thgradesheknewherreportwasnotgoodtheteacherwouldn'tlistentohershewasafraidofbeinglaughedatHowdidMarthafeelwhenshecametothefronttoreadherreport?CuriousB.ExcitedC.NervousD.AngryFromthepassageweknowthat.Martha'sreportwaswellwrittenMarthahadarabbitasherpetMarthawasagood-lookinggirltheteacherhelpedMarthawithherreportMr.HadleyhelpedMarthagainD.happinessA.satisfactionB.self-confidenceC.humorD.happinessTheNewYorkPublicLibrary,intheheartofthecityatn悠treetand5讣Avenue,mayhavetocloseitsdoors.ThelibraryisoneofNewYork'smostbeautifulandvaluablebuildings.Eventhoughitisinthebusiestpartofthecity,ithasgrassandtreesaroundit,andbenchesforpeopletositon.EvenmoreunusualincrowdedNewYork,itsroomsareverylarge.TheroofoftheMainReadingRoomis51feethigh.Here,areadercansitandworkincomfort.Thelibraryhasoverthirtymillionbooksandpaintings.ItownsoneofthefirstcopiesofaShakespeare?splay,aBibleprintedinthe15thcentury,andaletterwrittenbyColumbusinwhichhetellsoffindingthenewworld.EveryNewYorkercanvisitthelibraryanduseitsriches——free.Butthecostofrunningthelibraryhasrisensharplyinrecentyears,andthelibraryhasnotenoughmoneytocontinueitswork.Inthepast,itwasopeneveryday.NowitisclosedonSaturdaysandSundaysandeveryeveningtosavemoney.Thelibraryistryingtoraisemoremoneytomeetitsincreasingcost.Well-knownwritersandartistsaretryingtohelp.Soaretheuniversities,whosestudentsusethelibrary,andthegovernmentofNewYorkCity.Buttheproblemremainsserious.Yetawaymustbefoundtosavethelibrarybecause,asonewritersaid,"ThePublicLibraryisthemostimpozrtantbuildinginNewYorkCity—itcontainsallourknowledge."WhereistheNewYorkPublicLibrary?C.InthebusiestpartofNewYork.D.Intheheartofauniversity.Whatcanbefoundinthelibrary?ABiblereadbyColumbus.AllthecopiesofShakespeare?splays.Morethanfortymillionpaintings.Aletteraboutfindingthenewworld.Theperiodswhenthelibraryisopennowinclude.A.TuesdayeveningB.SundaymorningC.SaturdayafternoonD.MondaymorningWhatisthepassagemainlyabout?A,Savingalibrary.B.Repairinganoldbuilding.C.Buildinganewlibrary.D.Readingincomfort.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?Thelibraryhasgrassandtreesinit.NewYorkersdon'thavetopaytousethelibrary.Famouswritersdon'thavetopaytousethelibrary.Themainreadingroomofthelibraryis15feethigh.CIfyouasksomeonewhyheorshewearsclothes,theanswerwillprobablybe〃tokeepwarmandtocovermybody".Thesearethebasicreasonswhyclothesareworn,butpeoplealsowanttolookattractiveandappearsuccessfultoothers.Ifpeopleonlyworeclothesforwarmthandtocovertheirbodies,mostclotheswouldbesimpleandcheap.InmostWesterncountries,however,clothesaresometimesveryexpensive.