重庆市西南师大附中2022届高三第七次月考

重庆市西南师大附中2022届高三第七次月考英语试题（满分：150分时间：120分钟）第一卷（三部分）第一部分：听力（共三节，满分30分）略第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节：单项填空（共15小题；每小题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的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。willflytoFranceontheirfirststop,_______theyplantostayforthreedays.A.where B.there C.which D.whenwasnotuntilgraduation_______Irealizedwhathighschoollifemeanstome.A.that B.when C.while D.asteacherisgoingtomarrythemanshe_______engagedtolastyear.A.is B.was C.hasbeen D.wouldbe24.—Tom,couldwehaveatalktonight?—Sorry,let’smakeit_______time.I’llbebusywithpilesofhomework.A.other’s B.theother C.another D.otherworldthinkshighlyof_______Chinaanditspeoplehaveachievedinthelastyear.A.that B.which C.what D.howwhenyouleaveyourparentsforcollegeeducation_______howmuchyoulovethem.A.doyourealize B.yourealize C.youwillrealize D.willyourealizeitsrisingeconomyinChina,_______carisbecoming_______commonmeansoftransportation.A.a;the B./;a C.the;a D.the;the28.—MayIaskaquestionafterclass,Sir?—_______,butnotduringmylunchbreak.A.I’msorry B.Anytime C.Certainly D.Goaheadoutrapidlyafteritspublicationinourarea,thebookisarealbestseller.A.Sell B.Sold C.Tosell D.Havingsold30.—Ican’tfindmycellphoneanywhere.—You_______haveleftitatschoolcanteenjustnow.A.may B.can C.should D.wouldXiang_______asanationalheroforwinningthefirstgoldmedalintrackandfieldforChinainOlympics.A.regarded B.wasregarded C.hasregarded D.hadbeenregardedgirlslookbeautiful,_______beautifultheywishtoremainforlifelong.A.and B.or C.but D.so33.—Johnson,wouldyouliketomarryAnnandloveherallyourlife,_______sheisyoungorold,orpoororrich?—Yes,Ido.A.evenif B.whether C.nomatter D.however34.—I’mafraidIcan’tmemorizesomanynewwordsin2days.—_______.A.Don’tbeafraid B.Becareful C.Notatall D.Takeyourtime_______theirhealthbecausetheyoftenexposethemselvestosomanyelectricproducts.A.havedamaged B.aredamaging C.damaged D.willdamage第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36—55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Lifeislikepotatosalad;whenit’sshareditbecomesapicnic.Whenmythreechildrenwereyoung,myhusband，Roy，andIwerevery36.“Canwegoonapicnic,Mom?”mysix-year-olddaughter,Becky37.“Please.”Ihadsaidnosomanytimesinthe38months,andIdecidedtheusualSaturdaymorningchores(日常工作)couldwait.Toher39,Iagreed.Ipreparedafewsandwichesand40acoolerwithiceanddrinksandcalledRoy41.Myeleven-year-oldtwinsonsputthecoolerandthepicnicbasketinthetrunkandoffwewenttospendsome42timetogetherasafamily.AboutthetimeIgotthelunch43outonthetable,Royarrivedonthe44.Thatwasoneofthehappiestmealsweeversharedtogether.Themealwasfilledwith45.Wefeltaclosenessthathadbeenhiddenbyworkandschool46forsomanymonths.Royandtheboys47rocksintothelake.BeckyfedtheducksandIsatquietlyonthepicnictable,48Godforblessingmewithsuchawonderfulfamily.Thatnightasour49wenttobed,IkissedtheircheeksandrealizedwhatawonderfullifeIhad.AsIwalkedoutoftheroomitdawnedonmethateventhebusiest50couldbecomeapicnicwhenit’ssharedwiththeonesyou51.Eventhoughthekidshavenowgrownupand52fromhome,IcanstillrememberhowIfeltthatdaywhilesittingatthepicnictable.Maybetodaywouldbeagoodtimeto53potatosalad,callallofmygrownkids,feedsomehungry54andskippedafewrocksintothelake.Sincelifeislikepotatosalad,let’smakeita55..old B.poor C.busy D.miserable.begged B.asked C.doubted D.ing B.recent C.following D.later.doubt B.disappointment C.sadness D.surprise.supplied B.provided C.combined D.filled.offwork B.athome C.atwork D.onbusiness.unhappy B.quality C.quantity D.sad.spread B.taken C.made D.cooked.scene B.view C.event D.landscape.sadness B.expectation C.hope D.laughter.orders B.charges C.activity D.responsibilities.missed B.took C.skipped D.left.praying B.praising C.thanking D.trusting.family B.children C.friends D.parents.lifestyle B.time C.world D.family.enjoy B.own C.have D.love.leftalone B.passedaway C.ranaway D.movedaway.supply B.cook C.watch D.plant.ducks B.children C.family D.people.salad B.life C.picnic D.hope第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项A、B、C和D中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。（A）“Hey,Jenna,doyoutinwe’llstillbefriendswhenwe’reeighty–two?”Iaskedmyfriend.ItwasclearshewaswonderingwhereIhadcomeupwithsuchaquestion.LosingJennawouldbelikelosingaveryclosesister.Wehungouttogether.Wegaveeachotheradvice.“Ofcourse,we’llstillbefriendswhenwe’reeighty–two.”Jennaannouncedloudly.Thenextyear,infourthgrade,wemetJamie.Thethreeofussoonbecameclosefriends.Weplayedtogetheralmosteveryday.Ithoughteventimecouldn’tpullusapart,butIwassadlymistaken.Thethreeofusstartedfightingalot.BeforeChristmas,wehadareallybigfight,andJamieandJennawereagainstme,bothsayingIwasbossy.Ifelthelplessandlonely.IthoughtChristmaswouldbehorrible!IwassurprisedwhenJennacametomyhouseandgavemeanawesomeChristmascardshehadmadeforme.Iwassosurethatshewasstilldisappointedwithme.“Wow,”Isaid.breakingthesilenceaswestoodoneithersideofmyfrontdoor.“Thanks.”“Okay…well…Ihavetogo,”shesaidsoftly.“Okay.Seeyoulatethen…”andIclosedthedoor.“Whowasthatatthedoor?”mymumasked.Thecardstaredoffwith“MerryChristmas”,butthenitsaid,“Iamsogladwe’refriends.IamsorryaboutwhatIsaidwhenwewerefighting.Afightwon’tstopusfrombeingfriends.Besides,wesaidweweregoingtobefriendsevenwhenwe’reeight–two.”Istoppedreadingandstartedlaughing.Icouldn’tbelieveIhadforgottenwhatshesaidthatdayinherbackyard.Icouldn’tbelieveIhadbeensoselfishintryingtogetevenandmakingmyfriendsfeelsorryformethatIhadforgottenaboutrealfriendship.wouldtheauthorandJennagetalongwitheachotherafterChristmas?A.Theywouldbeclosefriendsagain.B.Theywouldnotspeaktoeachother.C.Theywouldlosetouchwitheachother.D.Theywouldgoonfightingwitheachother.underlinedsentence“Iwasbossy”inthefourthlastparagraphmeans“_________”.A.Ilookedlikeaboss B.IactedasbossC.Iwasfondofgivingorders D.Iwasfondoffightingofthefollowingistherighttimeorderaccordingtothepassage?a.Jamiebecameourfriend.b.Ifeltlonelyandunhappy.c.Jenna,JamieandIfoughtalot.d.JennabroughtmeaChristmascard.e.IwassorryforwhatIdidtoher.f.JennaandIpromisedtobelifelongfriends.A.f–a–b–c–e–d B.a–c–f–b–d–eC.a–b–c–f–e–d D.f–a–c–b–d–eauthorwasdelightedwhenshereadthecardfromJennabecause_________.A.whatJennawrotewasfunny B.JennawouldbeherfriendagainC.shewashappyaboutthecomingChristmasD.shewashappytoreceiveaChristmascad（B）AliaSabur,fromNorth,NY,US,wenttocollegeattheageof10.Andbyattheageof14,SaburwasearningabachelorofsciencedegreeinappliedmathematicsfromstonyBrookUniversity–theyoungestfemaleinUShistorytodoso.HereducationcontinuedatDrexelUniversity,wheresheearnedanMSandaPhd.(博士学位)inmaterialsscienceandengineering.Withanunlimitedfutureaheadofher,Saburdirectedherfirstcareerchoicetoteaching.“Ireallyenjoyteaching,”shesaid.Shewasthreedaysshortofher19thbirthdayinFebruary,2022,whenshewashiredtobecomeaprofessoratKonkukUniversityinSeoul,SouthKorea.Thisdistinction(差异)madehertheyoungestcollegeprofessorinhistory,accordingtotheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords,beatingthepreviousrecordheldbyColinMaclaurin,astudentofphysicistIsaacNewton,in1717.Althoughshedoesn’tstartuntilnextmonth,SaburhastakenupteachingmathandphysicscoursesatSouthernUniversityinNewOrleans.Saburisoldenoughtoteach,butnottojoinherfellowprofessorsinabarafterwork.InSouthKorea,wherethedrinkingageis20,shemighthavemoreluck.IntraditionalKoreanculture,childrenareconsideredtobe1yearoldwhentheyareborn,andaddayeartotheirageeveryNewYearinsteadoftheiractualbirthday,soinKoreaSaburisconsidered20.Ontopofherunprecedented(空前的)academicachievements,SaburhasablackbeltinTaeKwonDo(跆拳道).Sheisalsoatalentedclarinet(竖笛)playerwhohasperformedwithmusicianslikeLangLangandSmashMouth.SoisthereanythingSaburcan’tdo?learnfromthepassagethatSaburis_________.A.theworld’syoungestfemaleteacherB.DrexelUniversity’syoungeststudentC.theworld’syoungestcollegeprofessorD.American’syoungestbachelorofsciencedoestheauthormeanbysaying“shemighthavemoreluck”inParagraph3?A.SaburisluckytobehiredbyKonkukUniversity.B.SaburwillbepermittedtodrinkinKoreanbars.C.SaburwouldbeallowedtoattendpartiesinSouthKorea.D.SaburisoldenoughtoteachatKonkukUniversity.doestheauthormainlywanttoshowinthelastparagraph?A.Saburhasherownwayofrelaxing. B.Saburspendslittletimeonherstudies.C.Saburistalentedinalotofways. D.Saburlikesmusicmorethansports.canbeinferredfromthepassagethat_________.A.SaburwenttocollegewhenshewastenyearsoldB.byaged14,SaburgotabachelorofsciencedegreeC.thedrinkingageinSouthKoreaistwentyyearsoldD.AliaSaburwasborninFebruary1989intheUnitedStates（C）DogFancy(1–year)[MAGAZINESUBSCRIPTION][PRINT]CoverPrice:$Price:$($/issue)YouSave:$(80%)Issues:12issues/12monthsDetailsDogFancyisinformationdrivenandprovidesopportunityforreaderinteraction.Thefeaturesarecomplementedbybeautifulfour–colourphotography.Everyissueincludesafold–outfour–colourposterfeaturingdifferentbreeds.Yourcompleteguidetohelpyoubetterunderstand,careforandenjoyyourdog.DogforKidsCoverPrice:$23.94Price:$($/issue)YouSave:$(46%)Issues:6issues/12monthsDetailsDogsforKidsoffersinteractiveandeducationaleditorialsandengagingactivities,whichisgearedtowardschildren(ages8to12)wholovedogsandpuppies.Eachfull–colourissuehastrainingtips,differentbreeddescriptions,funactivitiestodowithdogs,games,puzzlesandposters.DogsforKidshasreceivedtheMaxwellAwardforSpecial–InterestMagazinesfromtheDogWriter’sofAmericafor2yearsinarow.TheBark[MAGAZINESUBSCRIPTION]CoverPrice:$Price:$($/issue)YouSave:$(24%)Issues:6issues/12monthsDetailsDogownersBEWARE!Barkmagazineisdedicatedtoeverythingrelateddocanine(犬齿的)culture.Eachissueincludesstories,essays,poetry,reviews,interviewsandartworkrelatedtotherelationshipbetweenhumansanddogs.Barkisnotahow–to–care–for–your–dogmagazine.It’samagazineaboutlivingwithdogs,whichisyourmagazine:charming,touching,smartandsimplywonderful.DogWorld(1–year)[MAGAZINESUBSCRIPTION][PRINT]CoverPrice:$Price:$($/issue)YouSave:$(69%)DetailsDogWorldiswrittenfortheseriousdogenthusiast,includingprofessionalsinthepetindustry—breeders,kenneloperators,groomers,veterinarians,andpetshopretailers—aswellashard–coredoglovers.Articlesentertainandeducatereadersaboutcaninehealth–care,nutrition,appearanceandgrooming,trainingandbehaviour,breedingandthelaw.DogWorldisamustreadforitsdevoted,loyal,involvedandinfluentialdog–lovingreaders.wouldbethemostinterestedinthemagazinesdescribedhere?A.Peoplededicatedtoprotectinganimals.B.Peoplewhoareafraidofdogs.C.Peoplewhokeepdogsaspets.DPeopleworkingwithpets.ofthefollowingisTRUEaboutTheBark?A.It’sacompleteguideforkidstobetterunderstanddogs.B.IthasreceivedtheMaxwellAwardforSpecial–InterestMagazines.C.It’sahow–to–care–for–your–dogmagazine.D.It’sdedicatedtoeverythingrelatedtocanineculture.magazineisthemostpopularwithchildren?A.DogFancy B.DogsforKids C.TheBark D.DogWorldarelikelytofindthepassage_________.A.ontheInternet B.inamedicinemagazineC.inatextbook D.onanoticeboard（D）Inthepast,youngpeopleinJapanwereexpectedtotakeonresponsibilitiestosupporttheirparentsandgrandparents.Nowtheyexpecttobesupportedwellintoyoungadulthood.The“newbreed”,bornsincethe1960s,haveneverknownanythingbutrichness.Youthareseenasresistanttoenteringsocietyasmatureadults,tobecomingsocialcitizens.OncethegreatobjectiveofreconstructionaftertheSecondWorldWarwasaccomplished,anewgenerationlostthemotivatingpowerthathadunitedthenationtogether.Japan’sbirthratehasbeenfallingrapidly,partlybecauseofeconomicdecline,andthejobandfinancialinsecuritythatithascaused.In1999,thefigurewaschildrenperwoman,thelowesteverrecorded.Atthesametime,youthcrime,althoughstillespeciallylowbywesternstandards,rosetoitshighestlevelsincerecord–keepingbegan32yearsago.Likewise,theproportionofstudentsdroppingoutbeforegraduating,at%alsoverylowbywesternstandards,hasneverthelessbeenrising.Entrepreneurial(企业家的)rolemodelsarefewandfarbetween.BillGatesisoftenmentioned,butaforeignmodelcanonlyhavesomuchinfluence.TheproblemisthatJapaneseculturediscouragespeoplefromrevealingdetailsofpersonallife,includingsuchdifficultorpainfulexperienceasstartingacompany.Inthepast,successfulcompaniessuchasHondaorHitachiprovidedrolemodelsofasort.Buttodaytheyhavebeenfadedbythedownturn,andfewothershaverisentotaketheirplace.Bythesamereason,youngpeopleoftenfeelisolatedfromtheirfathers,whoworkedtoohardattheirjobstoestablishmuchofarelationshipwiththeirchildren.“Theonethingthey’resureofisthattheydon’twanttobeliketheirfathers.Andthegirlsdon’twanttobewithboyswhoareliketheirfathers,sotheboysaresurenottobe,”saysProfessorMorishima.tothepassage,youngpeoplewereformerlyexpectedto_________.A.entersocietybeforeadulthood B.holdtogetherC.workhardandsupporttheirfamilies D.studyhardandfindagoodjobauthortakesthetwoexamplesoftheyouthcrimeandstudents’drop–outratestoshow__________.A.JapaneseyouthareoverburdenedB.theeducationalsysteminJapanisnotworkingC.publicsecurityandorderinJapanarebadD.youngpeopleinJapanhavelowerstandardsthanpreviously,entrepreneurialmodelsarerarelyfoundinJapanbecause_________.A.JapaneseculturediscouragespeopletalkingabouthowtostartacompanyB.westernmodelsareconsideredtobebetterC.peoplelackexperienceinstartingupcomplaintsD.the“newbreed”don’twanttoworkhardpassagemainlydiscusses_________.A.thedeclineoftheJapaneseeconomyB.thegreatchangeoftheethnicalandvalueconceptofyouthinJapan.C.theexistenceofgenerationgapbetweenyoungpeopleandtheirparentsD.theincreaseinbirthratesinJapan.（E）Businessesareexpectedtocutspendingdramaticallythroughmuchof2022.Anumberofeconomists,includingthoseNationalCityandWachovia,don’texpectbusinessinvestment,whichmakeupaboutone–tenthofUSeconomicactivity,todeclinethrough2022.Accordingtoasurveyof679chieffinancialofficersbyDukeUniversityandCFOMagazinethismonth,USbusinessesexpecttocutcapitalspendingbymorethan10%inthenext12months,asharpdecreasefromSeptember,whentheCFOsexpectedbusinessinvestmenttoincreaseslightly.JohnGraham,financeprofessoratDukeanddirectorofthesurvey,saysbusinessesarefindingwaystorepairexistingmachineryandbuildingsratherthanreplaceequipmentormove.Theylikelywon’tincreasetheirspendinguntiltheyseeconcreteevidencethattheeconomyisimproving.Thoseplanningmeetingforlatewinterandearlyspringareeitherbuyingfewerorless–expensiveitems,orthey’renotbuyingatall.Oneclientwhousuallyspendsabout$80,000onaconferenceeachyearisspendinghalfthat.RobertCoen,directorofforecastingatmedia–analysisfirmMagna,predictsa%dropinadspendingto$259billionin2022ontheheelsofa%dropin2022.“ArecoveryinUSadbudgetswillprobablynotgetunderwayuntil2022,”hesays.Anothernegativefor2022:Therearen’tanybigad–spendingeventssuchastheOlympicsornationalelections.Decliningbusinessspendingwillhurtanumberofindustriesbutwillbeespeciallytoughforthemanufacturingsector.Nearlytwo–thirdsofmanufacturersexpectrevenue(税收)tobeunchangedorlowerin2022than2022,asurveyfromtheInstituteforSupplyManagementfound.toJohnGraham,howdidbusinessestodealwiththeeconomycrisis?A.Theyarespendingless.B.Byincreasingtheirbusinessspendingsharply.C.Byreplacingoldequipmentwiththenewequipment.D.Bymovingintothecheaperoffices.arethemanagersbuyingless–expensiveitemsfortheirmeetings?A.Tosavemoneythemselves.B.Tocutdownonexpensesandsaveforthecompanies.C.Toseetheconcreteevidencethattheeconomyisonthemend.D.Tosavemoneysotheyspendmoreonadvertisements.canbeinferredthatinayearOlympicsareheld,manycompanies_________.A.contributemoremoneytothepoor B.givetheparticipantsmoneyC.spendmoremoneyonadvertising D.cutdownonadvertisingbudgetsbesttitleforthepassageis____________.A.PredictionsaboutBuyingNewEquipmentin2022B.PredictionsaboutConferencePlanningin2022C.PredictionsaboutAdvertisingSpendingin2022D.PredictionsforBusinessSpendingin2022第二卷（共35分）第四部分：写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节：短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）此题要求改正所给短文中的错误。对标有题号的每一行做出判断：每行只有一个错误，请按下列情况改正：该行多一个词：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉，在该行右边横线上写出该词，并也用斜线划掉。该行缺一个词：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（），在该行右边横线上写出该加的词。该行错一个词：在错的词下划一横线，在该行右边横线上写出改正后的词。注意：请在答题卡上作答。 Everyoneneedsmakefriends.Agoodpersonal 76．______________relationshipisimportantwiththedevelopmentofasociety, 77．______________buthowtomaketruefriendsisveryimportanttoanybody.78．______________Tomaketruefriends,youmustbefriendtoothersatfirst.79．______________Asmileislikeamagnetthatdrawspeople.