2021-2022学年江苏省镇江市句容玉清中学高二英语模拟试卷含解析

2021-2022学年江苏省镇江市句容玉清中学高二英语模拟试卷含解析一、选择题1.Thedoctorwillseeyouagainnextweek._____,youmustrestasmuchaspossible.

A.Somehow

B.However

C.Meanwhile

D.Indeed参考答案：C2.

Ithinkitisnecessaryformy19—year—oldsontohavehisownmobilephone,forIsometimeswanttomakesureifhe_____homefordinner.A

come

B

comes

C

hascome

D

willcome参考答案：D略3.Inthefollowingtwohourshewas_____theperformance,becauseitturnedouttobeaswonderfulashehadexpected.A.tiredof

B.absorbedin

C.annoyedwith

D.concernedabout参考答案：B4.Theteacher_____hisstudents______fivegroups..Adivided…into

B.separated…from

.C.separated…into…

D.divided…from参考答案：D略5.参考答案：A6.Thevillagershavealreadyknownwe’lldoistorebuildthebridge.

A.this B.thatC.what D.which参考答案：C提示:考查名词性从句。句意:村民们已经知道我们要重建这座桥。分析句子结构可知,known后跟宾语从句,省略了连接词that。此宾语从句中又包含一个主语从句,主语从句中do缺少宾语,所以用what引导该从句作整个宾语从句的主语,答案为C项。

7.

Thenewlawwillhaveagreateffect________thelivesofmostpeople.A.in

B.about

C.on

D.of参考答案：C8.Thecrewoftheshuttlemadeupoftwowomenandfivemen,whoalldevotedtotheirenterprise.

A.is;are B.are;isC.is;is D.are;are参考答案：A提示:从madeupof可看出把Thecrewoftheshuttle当作一个整体,第一个空应填入is;who作主语,代指先行词twowomenandfivemen,因此从句谓语用复数。

9.Whenasked____theyneededmost,thekidssaidtheywantedtofeelimportantandloved..A.what

B.why

C.that

D.who参考答案：A10.Notuntiltheearlyyearsofthe19thcentury_____whatheatis.

A.mandidknow

B.manknew

C.didn’tmanknow

D.didmanknow参考答案：D11.Inordertocatchupwithherclassmates,_____.A.alotofbookswereboughtbyMary’smotherB.Mary’sfatherhelpedherwithherlessonsC.MaryworkedhardatherlessonsaroundtheclockD.Mary’sclassmateshelpedheralot

参考答案：C12.Ifeverythinggoeswell,I______homeatthistimetomorrowmorning.

A.willdriveB.amgoingtodrive

C.willbedrivingD.amtodrive参考答案：C13.—Doyoufeellike_______thereorshallwetakeabus?—I’dliketowalk.Butsincethereisn’tmuchtimeleft,I’dratherwe_______ataxi.A.walking;hire

B.towalk;hire

C.towalk;hired

D.walking;hired参考答案：D14.—Dad,Ihavebeenappointedasmanagerofourcompany,butI’mworriedaboutit.—Whyworry?Increasedresponsibilitycanoften______yourbestqualities.A.bringup

B.bringabout

C.bringout

D.bringin参考答案：C试题分析：考查动词短语辨析A..bringup提出，教育，养育；B.bringabout带来，导致，引起；C.bringout出版，生产；Dbringin引进，生产，增加。句意：---

爸爸，我被任命为我们公司的经理，但我为此很担心。

---

为何担忧呢？增加了的责任能使你的最佳品质表现出来。根据句意可知选C项。15.----Youlookupset.What’sthematter?

----Ihadmyproposal__________again.A.turnedover

B.turnedonC.turnedoff

D.turneddown参考答案：D句意：——你看上去不高兴，怎么了？——我的建议又被拒绝了。考查动词短语辨析。turndown拒绝，故选择D项。turnover颠倒，倾覆；turnon打开；turnoff关掉。16.TherearemanykindsofbirdsinAustralia,andover140speciesofsnakes,manyof____areextremelydangerous.A.them

B.which

C.what

D.those参考答案：B二、完型填空17.

TheKeeperoftheRiverAnoldmanhadbeenworkingformanyyearsforatown.Hisjobwastoclearawaynaturalwastefromthepoolwaterinthehills,whichmadeupthelovelyriverflowingthroughthetownnearby.Quietlyand

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,theoldmanguardedthehills,

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theleavesandbranches,andcleanedupthedirtthatwouldhave

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andpollutedthefreshflowofwater.Elegantswans（天鹅）wereseenfloatingalongtheclearriverandtheviewwassobeautiful

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words．Yearspassed.Oneevening,thetowncommitteemet.Astheyreviewedthebudget(预算),oneman'seyecaughtsightofthesalary

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beingpaidtotheseldomseenkeeperoftheriver.Heasked,"Whoistheoldman?Whydowe

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toemployhim?Nooneintowneverseeshim.Forallweknow,thestrangekeeperofthehillsisn'tdoinghisjob.Hispositionisn't

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anylonger.”Thentheyvotedto

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theman.

Forseveralweeks,nothingchanged...Byearlyautumn,small

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brokeoffandfellintothepoolsofthehills,slowingthe

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oftheshiningwater.Withinanotherweek,anoilysomethingcoveredsomesectionsofthewateralongthebanks,andaterriblesmellwassoon

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.Swansleft.Theonlythingthatwasnowvisitingthevillagewasdiseaseandsickness.

Neverignoretheseemingsmallnessofatask,job,orlife.Theymayallmakea

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.36．A.regularly B.suddenly C.naturally D.actually37．A.cut B.burned C.removed D.selected38．A.carried B.blocked C.changed D.poured39．A.beyond B.within C.incaseof D.bymeansof40．A.list B.information C.figure D.picture41．A.promise B.continue C.stop D.want42．A.powerful B.important C.necessary D.suitable43．A.find B.fire C.support D.forget44．A.swans B.dirt C.flowers D.branches45．A.flow B.sound C.smell D.direction46．A.decreased B.raised C.seen D.sensed47．A.suggestion B.difference C.progress D.decision

参考答案：36-47

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BCBDA

DB

三、阅读理解18.TheSt.LouisPost-DispatchreportedthattheSt.LouisOutletMallisexpandingitsrestrictionsonunaccompaniedteenagers.In2006,aparental-escort(陪同)policywasestablished:onFridaysandSaturdaysstartingat6p.m.,anyoneunder17thatisn’taccompaniedbyaguardianwhoisatleast21yearsoldwillbekickedoutofthemall.ItwasaroundthistimethatothermallsaroundtheU.S.likewisebannedunaccompaniedteensduringcertaineveninghours.StartingfromthisFriday,theSt.LouisOutletMallispushingitsparental-escortrulebackto3p.m.onFridaysandSaturdays.Similarly,theMallofAmericaexpandeditsparental-escortpolicyduringtherecentholidayshoppingseason.Normally,thepolicybanskidsunder16withoutguardians(监护人)from4p.m.untilclosingtimejustonFridaysandSaturdays.ButbecauseofafightinthemallinvolvingdozensofyoungpeoplethattookplaceonDec.18,2012----aweekday,thepolicywasbroadenedtoincludepeak2013holidayshoppinghours,includingThanksgivingDayandalloftheChristmasweek.Teendisturbancesinothermallsmaycausemoreshoppingcenterstointroduceorexpandparental-escortpolicies.TheIndianapolisStarnotedthattwoincidentsin2013inareashoppingcentersraisedthepossibilitythatIndianapolismallsmightneedtoconsiderbanningunaccompaniedteenagers.Obviously,suchbansareaimedatstoppingviolenceandotheroutburstsinvolvingteenagers.Moreimportantly,fromapurelybusinessperspective,thesebansaimtoattractshopperswhomightotherwisebehesitanttogotothemallbecauseofconcernsaboutviolenceandoutburstsinvolvingteenagers.Therestrictionsallowmallsecurityofficerstosystematicallykickoutagroupofpeoplethatareconsideredtobeloud,thuggishandbadforbusinessoverall.Buttheyattractmuchcriticismfromonlinecommunities.Somearguethatteenshavetherighttoshopwithoutaguardian.“Notallteensaredisrespectfulandtroublemakers,”PamelaChapmanwrote.“Infact,it’sbeenmyexperiencethatmostaregoodkids.”Again,thebiggestinfluenceonstrictermallpoliciesforteensseemstobethatthey’rejustplaingoodforbusiness.Mallsreportedstrongsalesgrowthaftertheyfirstcarriedoutthepoliciessixyearsago.“We’vehadsomesuccesswiththeparental-escortpolicy,andfamilieslikeshoppingoutheretogether,”themanageroftheSt.LouisOutletMalltoldtheSt.LouisPost-Dispatch.Ifthere’soneruleinretail,it’sthis----ifasmallinitiativeprovessuccessfulinboostingsales,thenit’sallbutguaranteedthatalargerinitiativewillfollow.12.Whatmademallsrestrictunaccompaniedteenagers?A.Teenagers’disturbances.B.Teenagers’safety.C.Limitedholidayshoppinghours.D.Teenagers’potentialpurchasingpower.13.WhatmightbePamelaChapman’sattitudetowardstheparental-escortpolicy?A.Unconcerned.

B.Skeptical.C.Opposed.

D.Positive.14.ThemanageroftheSt.LouisOutletMallseemedtobelievetheparental-escortpolicy______.A.wastemporary

B.helpedincreasesalesC.wasunfairtoteenagers

D.discouragedsomefamilies15.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.ViolentincidentshappeninginSt.Louis.B.Malls’bansonunaccompaniedteens.C.SecuritymeasuresatAmericanmalls.D.Parents’dutytoprotectteenagers.参考答案：12.A

13.C

14.B

15.B本文主要讲了为了制止青少年对商场的扰乱行为，商场禁止没有监护人陪伴的青少年去购物，以及人们对父母陪伴政策的看法。12.细节理解题。根据Teendisturbancesinothermallsmaycausemoreshoppingcenterstointroduceorexpandparental-escortpolicies.可知青少年的扰乱行为使得商场对没有陪伴的青少年进行了限制，所以选A。13.推理判断题。根据Somearguethatteenshavetherighttoshopwithoutaguardian.“Notallteensaredisrespectfulandtroublemakers,”PamelaChapmanwrote.“Infact,it’sbeenmyexperiencethatmostaregoodkids.”可知PamelaChapman认为大多数孩子们是好的，他们有权在没有监护人的陪同下去购物，所以他对这个父母陪同政策持反对意见，所以选C。14.细节理解题。根据“We’vehadsomesuccesswiththeparental-escortpolicy,andfamilieslikeshoppingoutheretogether,”themanageroftheSt.LouisOutletMalltoldtheSt.LouisPost-Dispatch.Ifthere’soneruleinretail,it’sthis----ifasmallinitiativeprovessuccessfulinboostingsales,thenit’sallbutguaranteedthatalargerinitiativewillfollow.可知St.LouisOutletMall的经理相信，父母陪同政策促进了销售额的增长。所以选B。15.主旨大意题。本文主要讲了为了制止青少年对商场的扰乱行为，商场禁止没有监护人陪伴的青少年去购物，以及人们对父母陪伴政策的看法。所以这篇文章最好的题目是B。19.Natesufferedadevastatingblow（一个毁灭性的打击）whenhelosthisjob.Hisbosshadspokenrudely,“Yourservicesarenolongerneeded.”Nateleftthebuildingfilledwithdespair（绝望）.Bythetimehereachedhome,hewasinadeepdepression.Whenheenteredhishouse,heblurted（脱口而出）outtohiswifeSophia,“Ilostmyjob.Iamacomplete,utterfailure.”Atensesilence（沉默）followed.Thenasmilecrept（逐渐出现）acrossSophia’sface.“Whatgreatnews!”sheresponded.“Nowyoucanwritethebookyouhavealwayswantedtowrite.”“ButIhavenojobandnoprospect(hope)ofajob,”heobjected（反对）,completelywithouthope.“IfIstruggletobeanauthor,thenwhatwillweliveon?Wherewillthemoneycomefrom?”Sophiatookherhusbandbythehandandledhimtothekitchen,openingadrawer;shetookoutaboxthatwasfullofcash（现金）.“Whereonearthdidyougetthis?”Nategasped.“Towhomdoesitbelong?”“It’sours!”Sophiareplied.“Ialwaysknewthatonedayyouwouldbecomeagreatwriterifonlyyouwere