2021-2022学年河南省信阳市明港镇第二中学高二英语联考试卷含解析

2021-2022学年河南省信阳市明港镇第二中学高二英语

联考试卷含解析

一、选择题

1.Withmymoney,Iwentbackhome.

A.ranoutofB.ranoutC.runningoutofD.runningout

参考答案：

D

2.Nowadaysstudentsgotokeyuniversitiesjustforaformal,whichmayhelpthem

huntforasuitablejobinthefuture.

A.conservationB.preparationC.graduationD.qualification

参考答案：

D

3.Idon'texactlyknowwhatthewomanis,butIthinkshecanbe_butadoctor.

A.anybodyB.somethingC.anythingD.everybody

参考答案：

C

考查固定搭配。句意：我不太清楚那个女人是做什么的，但我认为她决不是医生。

anythingbut…为固定搭配，意为"决不是……”,故选C项。

4.-—-I'mgoingtoLondonnextweek.

------------!SoamI.

A.WhatacoincidenceB.

Congratulations

C.Don'tmentionitD.Goodtrip

参考答案：

A

5.Mr.Henry,managerofthecompany,whowouldtakeplaceofMr.Johnson,

likedtohaveeverythinginplace.

A.the;theB./;/C./;theD.the;/

参考答案：

D

略

6.WhenthecookingclasschangedtoThursday,IhadtosothatIcouldpick

upmysonfromhispianolessons.

A.dropinB.dropoffC.dropoutD.dropby

参考答案：

C

7.Whenbytheteachers,astudenttendstostudyharderthanusual.

A.tobepraisedB.praisingC.praisedD.topraise

参考答案：

C

8.Mostofusseniorstudentsareabletoaconversationwithpeoplefrom

English-speakingcountries.

A.goonB.keeponC.carryonD.holdon

参考答案：

C

略

9.-MayIspeaktoMr.Smithnow?

-.Iwillgoandseeifheisheretoday.

A.Iamafraidnot.B.That'sallrightC.HangonaminuteD.Goahead

参考答案：

C

10.ShewillflytoWashington,shecanenjoyherself.

A.whereB.whichC.thatD./

参考答案：

A

11.ShesuggestedtoTomthathetheproblemanotherway,andhisexpression

suggestedthathe.

A.solve/shouldB.solves/shouldC.

solved/wouldD.solve/would

参考答案：

D

略

12.Hefirstpublishedmanynovelsonechapterattimeinnewspapers,andsome

werelaterperformedonstage.

A.the;aB.the;\C.\;theD.a;\

参考答案：

D

13.Wewereshortofwaterbutcouldanotherday.

A.holdoutB.holdoutforC.holdoutonD.holdon

参考答案：

B

略

14.Myparentsoftenmentionmethatyoudidthemafavour.

A.toB.forC.atD.from

参考答案：

A

15.Itisthebestforthiskindofplanttogrowiniswarmandrainy.

AthatBwhatCwhichDwhere

参考答案：

B

16.TheygottwofreeticketstoCanada,they'dneverhavebeenabletoaffordtogo.

A.asaresultB.otherwiseC.thereforeD.atlast

参考答案：

B

17.WhatdifficultydoyouthinkhehasEnglish?

A.learnB.learningC.tolearnD.learned

参考答案：

B

略

18.—Thereisstillacopyofthebookinthelibrary.Willyougoandborrow?

一I'dratherbuyinthebookstore.

A.one;oneB.it;oneC.one;itD.itit

参考答案：

B

二、翻译

19.免疫系统

参考答案：

immunesystem

三、阅读理解

20.Spellchecksareturningusintoanationofidiotswithathirdofadultsfailingtoreach

theexpectedspellingabilityofan11-year-oldchild,ashockingstudyshows.

Asurveyinvolving1,000adultsagedbetween16and77foundthat67percentwouldreach

Level4inStandardAssessmentTests(ASTs),whilelessthanhalf(44percent)wouldachieve

Level5.FifteenpercentoftheadultstestedevenfailedtoreachLevel3,whichisbelowLevel4—

theexpectedlevelofchildrenatage11.Expertsblamedthepoorshowingoftheadultsonthe

popularityoftoolssuchasspellcheckandauto-correct,whichbothplayanimportantrolein

modern-dayliving.

ThestudyaskedadultstocompleteKeyStage2spellingtestsdesignedtojudgethe

performanceofchildrenaged10andll,astheyreachtheendofprimaryschool.Butthetest

spelledtroubleformanyoftheadultstested.ThestudywaschargedbyKingDigital

Entertainment,makersofpopularmobilegamessuchasCandyCrush.Peopletakingpartinthe

testwereaskedtospell35differentwordstakenfromSATsspellingpapersfromthepastthree

years.Inatestwhichimitatedrealexamconditions."Phenomenon"and"unnecessary"were

amongthewordsspelledwrongbymorethanhalfofthoseparticipants.Otherwordswhich

fewerthanhalfwereabletospellincludedrhythmic(42percent)andjewellery(49percent).

SusieDent.Lexicographer(字典编纂者)andresidentwordexpertonTVshow

Countdown,believedtheresultswerepartlydowntothepopularityoftoolssuchasspellcheck

andauto-correct.Shesaid,"Thoresultisdisappointing.Itsuggeststhattheabilitytospellis

losingitsimportanceinourdailylives.Modemtoolslikespellcheckandauto-correctencourage

ustoswitchofffromlearning,leadingtosatisfactionor,atworstjndifference."

13.Whatlevelshouldapupilreachwhenhefinishesprimaryschoolaccordingtotheauthor?

A.Level2.B.Level3.

C.Level4.D.Level5.

14.Whatdoestheunderlined"it"inthelastparagraphreferto?

A.Thepopularityoftoolssuchasspellcheekandauto-correct.

B.Theimportanceofspellinginourdailylives.

C.Amoderncommunicationtoollikespellcheck.

D.Onethirdofadults'failingtoreachtheexpectedlevelforan11.

15.What*sthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.Isautomaticspellingcheckadisaster?

B.Auto-correctioninspirepeopletolearnmore.

C.Isadults'abilitylowerthanchildren?

D.Howtoimproveyourspellinglevels.

参考答案：

13.C14.D15.A

一项令人惊讶的研究表明：有三分之一的成年人不能达到预期的拼写能力，拼写检查使我

们变成了白痴国家。像拼写检查和自动更正这样的现代工具鼓励我们放弃学习，导致满意

或导致最坏的是漠不关心。

13.C

推理判断题。根据第二段中FifteenpercentoftheadultstestedevenfailedtoreachLevel

3,whichisbelowLevel4—theexpectedlevelofchildrenatage11.可知按着作者所说，小学毕

业应该达到Level4o故选C。

14.D

词义指代题。根据第一段Spellchecksareturningusintoanationofidiotswithathirdof

adultsfailingtoreachtheexpectedspellingabilityofan11-year-oldchild,ashockingstudy

shows.一项令人惊讶的研究表明：有三分之一的成年人不能达到预期的拼写能力，拼写检

查使我们变成了白痴国家。再根据最后一段中Theresultisdisappointing.Itsuggeststhatthe

abilitytospellislosingitsimportanceinourdailylives.这结果是令人失望的，它表明拼写能力

在我们的日常生活中失去了重要性。由此可知it指的是研究结果，故选D。

15.A

主旨大意题。根据第一段Spellchecksareturningusintoanationofidiotswithathirdof

adultsfailingtoreachtheexpectedspellingabilityofan11-year-oldchild,ashockingstudy

shows.一项令人惊讶的研究表明：有三分之一的成年人不能达到预期的拼写能力，拼写检

查使我们变成了白痴国家。可知本文的主题是A项,Isautomaticspellingcheckadisaster?

自动拼写检查是灾难吗？

【名师点睛】

做词义猜测题时千万不能脱离开语境,要结合上下文的意思“特别是it/they指代什么时，前文

或后文肯定有指代的内容。比如本题第2小题，根据第一段Spellchecksareturningusintoanationof

idiotswithathirdofadultsfailingtoreachtheexpectedspellingabilityofan11-year-oldchild.a

shockingstudyshows.一项令人惊讶的研究表明：有三分之一的成年人不能达到预期的拼写能力,拼

写检查使我们变成了白痴国家，取艮据最后一段中Theresultisdisappointing.Itsuggeststhatthe

abilitytospellislosingitsimportanceinourdailylives.这结果是令人失望的,它表明拼写能力在我们

的日常生活中失去了重要性,由此可知it指的是研究^果，故选D.

21.Youmightnotknowit,butthereissomethingwonderfulatyourfingertips.Youcan

makepeoplehappier,healthierandmorehard-workingjustbytouchingtheirarmsor

holdingtheirhands.

Doctorssaythatbodycontactisakindofmedicinethatcanworkwonders.When

peoplearetouched,thequantityofhemoglobin（血红蛋白）一atypeofmatterthat

producestheredcolorlinbloodincreasesgreatly.Thisresultsinmoreoxygenreaching

everypartofthebodyandthewholebodybenefits.Inexperiments,bottle-fedbaby

monkeyswereseparatedfromtheirmothersforthefirsttendaysoflife.Theybecame

sadandnegative.Studiesshowedthemonkeysweremoreprobabletobecomeillthan

otherbabiesthatwereallowedtostaywiththeirmothers.

Humanbabiesreactinmuchthesameway.Someyearsago,ascientistnoticedthat

somewell-fedbabiesinacleannurserybecameweak.Yetbabiesinanothernursery

weregrowinghealthily,eventhoughtheyatelesswellandwerenotkeptasclean.The

reason,heconcluded,wasthattheyoftenhadtouchesfromnurses.

Experimentsshowthatmostpeoplelikebeingtouched.Andnearlyalldoctors

believetouchhelpstoreducepatients'fearoftreatment.Ofcoursethereistimewhen

atouchisnotwelcome.Butevenifwedon'tlikebeingtouched,asmilecanmakeus

feelbetter.Smilingincreasesbloodflowandstartstheproductionof"happybrain"

chemicals.