2022年山东省滨州市院上中学高二英语模拟试题含解析

2022年山东省滨州市院上中学高二英语模拟试题含解析一、选择题1.Theflowers____sweetinthebotanicgardenattractthevisitorstothebeautyofnature.A.tosmell

B.smelling

C.smelt

D.tobesmelt参考答案：B2.Heboughtabookwiththe_____50dollarsandthenhismoney______.

A.remaining;wasusedup

B.remaining;ranoutof

C.remained,ranout

D.remained,gaveout参考答案：A3.—It’sgrttingdark.It

rain.What’sworse,I’mafraidwearereallylost.

—Don’tworry,I

stopandasksomeonetheway.A.shall,will

B.amgoingto,willC.will,amgoingto

D.isgoingto,will,参考答案：D4.___Isawher,shewasworkinginashop.A.Thelasttime

B.Forthelasttime.

C.Tothelasttime.

D.Inthelasttime.参考答案：A5.Idon'tknowwhoinvented

telephone.It'sreally

mostusefulinvention.A.the;a

B./:a

C.a;the

D./;the参考答案：A6.－I’llbeawayonabusinesstrip.Wouldyoumindlookingaftermycat?

－Notatall,______________.A.I’llnotime.

B.I’drathernot.

C.I’dliketo

D.I’dbehappyto.参考答案：D7.Whowouldyouliketohave__________theletter?A.topost

B.post

C.posted

D.posting参考答案：B8.ChineseleaderHuJintaodelivered________reportonNov.8,2012at_________openingofthe18thNationalCongressoftheCommunistPartyofChina.A.a…an

B.the…an

C.a…the

D.the…the参考答案：C9.Iwasn’tcomplaining.I________expressedmysurprisebecauseIhadneverseenthishappeninthatcasebefore.A.mostly

B.rarely

C.nearly

D.merely参考答案：D解析：句意：我不是在抱怨。我仅仅表达我的惊讶，因为我以前从未见过这种事情发生在那种情况下。10.Thelocalsthinkhighlyofwhat_____tobringhousingpricestoreasonablelevelsinthepasttwoyears.A.hasbeendone

B.hasdone

C.wasbeingdone

D.wasdone参考答案：A11.--CouldIuseyouriPadforamoment?--_________.Helpyourself.A.Takeyourtime

B.Forgetit

C.Ofcourse

D.Nevermind

参考答案：C12.MrBlackisanexperiencedengineer，andhewillbeemployedto________usinimprovingourequipment.A．assist

B．consider

C．provide

D．offer参考答案：A13.Throwingtheirhatsintotheair,thefansofthewinningteam_____loudshoutsofvictory.A.letdown

B.letin

C.letgo

D.letout参考答案：D14._____Ireadthestory,I’mgreatlymovedbyit.A.Atthemoment

B.Everytime

C.Forthetime

D.Nexttime参考答案：B15.Apersonwhohasnevertastedbitterwon'tknow______sweetis.A.which B.what C.when D.why参考答案：B16.Manyretiredpeople

____________gardeningasahobby.A.takeup

B.takeover

C.takeout

D.takein参考答案：A二、完型填空17.ThispastNationalDayholidaysawupwardsofhalfabillionChinesecitizenstravelling.Whilesomeflewofftointernationaldestinations,the____58____majorityenjoyedthemanytouristsitesthatChinahastooffer.IfyouwereoneofthosepeoplewhodecidedtoexploreChina’sscenicspots,youprobablyrealizedthatitisn’tjustthemountainstepsthataresteep—theentrancefeesare,too!Theaveragecostofthehighestranked5Aattractionsis109yuan.Thiscouldprovetobealittletoosteepforsomefamilies,whofindthemselvesspendingtoolargeaportionoftheirholiday_____59_____onadmissiontickets.The325Alocationsthatuppedtheirpricesinthepastfiveyearsexperiencedanaverageincreaseofover40percent.Thebadnewsisthatthesepricesareexpectedtocontinuetorise.SohowdoesChina’ssituationcomparetootherpartsoftheworld?Theaveragefeesforculturalandhistoricalsitesseemtobeonparwith(与…同价)international____60____.It’squiteanother_____61_____,however,whenyoucomparenaturalwonders.Forexample,thecostofatickettoZhangjiajieNationalForestPark(张家界国家森林公园)hoversaround245yuanforathree-daytour.Thisseemscomparativelyhighwhenyouconsiderthataweeklong____62____

toAmerica’sYellowstoneNationalPark(黄石国家公园)isamere74yuan.Thereareundeniablebenefitstoincreasedrevenue(收益)fromticketsales,whichsupportnecessary______63____,maintenanceandoperationcosts.Thisisespeciallyimportantforsitesthatmustkeepvisitornumbersdowninordertoprotectthenaturalenvironment.However,itmustalsobeacknowledgedthatmanyofChina’stouristattractionsareoperatedbyprivatecompanieswhoareultimatelyprotectingtheirbottomline(盈亏底线).Whilethegovernmenthasputsomeregulations_____64____,suchasonlyallowingentrancefeestoberaisedonceeverythreeyears,theyhavenot_____65_____theupperlimitofticketpricesandincreases.Furthermeasurestosettlethedisputearebeingconsidered.Inthemeantime,somefamiliesareforcedtore-thinkifsomeattractionsarereallyworththecosts.58.A.vast

B.most

C.main

D.increasing59.A.salary

B.budget

C.energy

D.earnings60.A.affairs

B.facilities C.equivalents D.tourists61.A.example B.scene

C.occasion D.story62.A.entrance B.pass

C.access D.reference63.A.evaluation

B.demonstration C.restoration D.foundation64.A.inplace B.intime

C.inorder D.inturn65.A.covered

B.banned

C.forbidden D.capped参考答案：ABCD

BCAD

三、阅读理解18.任务型阅读Mr.Brown、MissGreen、Mrs.Smith、UncleTom和ProfessorHenry想选择自己喜欢的电视节目观看。第61至65题是他们各自的情况介绍。阅读下面六则相关电视节目的描述(A、B、C、D、E和F)，选出符合各人需要的最佳选项，并将答案写在答题卷上。选项中有一项是多余选项。（该题答案填写在答题卷上）________73．Mr.BrownconcernshimselfaboutAsiannewsevents.________74．MissGreenisfondoftravelingtoChina.________75．Mrs.SmithisparticularlyinterestedinBritishlife.________76．UncleTomisonlyconcernedaboutinternationalissues.________77．ProfessorHenrywantstolearnmoreaboutChina’seconomy.ADialogueisadaily30-minutetalkshowairingdifferentopinionsandapublicforumoffreedebate．Itisanin-depthprogramanalyzing(分析)homenewsevents．Time：07：30，13：30，19：30，01：30，Monday-Sunday．Anchor(主持人)：YangRui．BAsiaTodayreportsnewseventsconcerningAsia．Time：02：00，07：00，20：00，everyday．Anchor：YangFuqing．CBizChinahighlights(集锦)thelatesthomeandinternationalfinancial(融的)activitiesandmarkettrends．Time：06：00，11：00，14：00，18：00，22：00，02：00．Anchors：SusanLi，KateKui，JacquculineChanandChrisGalen．DCultureExpressisadailymagazineofnewsandinformationabouttheculturalscenesinU.K.Time：09：00，20：00，Monday-Sunday．Anchors：CathleenChang，ZowAllsBrook．ETravelogueisaguidetobeautifultouristdestinationsinChina．Time：09：30，15：30，21：30，03：30，Tuesday,ThursdayandSaturday．Anchors：ChangYing，YangLing，XiaoLanandChenLei．FWorldWideWatchprovidesin-depthanalysisonmajorinternationalissuestwiceaday．Time：08：00，19：00，Monday-Sunday．Anchor：JamesChau．参考答案：73-77BEDFC略19.Londonstarteditsfirstmajorbikehirescheme(方案)onJuly30th.TransportForLondon(TFL),theagencyresponsibleformovingpeoplearoundEngland’scapital,put5,000bicyclesin400differentplacesaroundthecity.Theideaistocuttraffic,reducepollutionandprovideagreenerwayofgettingaroundLondon’sstreets.Theschemehadafewsmallproblemsonitsfirstdayaspeoplecouldnotlockthebikesproperlyoncetheyhadfinishedridingthem.Asagestureofgoodwill,LondonMayorBorisJohnsonannouncedallrentals(租金)onthefirstdaywouldbefreeofcharge.Thebikesareavailableforfreeforthefirst30minutesbutcostsgoupsharplysincethen.Rentershavetopay$1.60forthefirsthourand$78for24hours.Thebikesareclearlydesignedforveryshorttrips.TFLsaysitseesa“cyclerevolution”happeninginLondon.Itpredictstherewillbearound40,000newcyclejourneyseverydayontherentalbikes.Mr.Johnsonsayshewantstoseeareturntotheturnofthe20thcentury,when20percentofjourneysinLondonweremadebybicycle.Theschemehasreceivedalotofpositivefeedback(反馈)inthefirsttwodays.ManyLondonersbelieveitisagreatalternative(替代品)toLondon’sovercrowdedandoverpricedtrainsandbuses.Oneperson,AndyClark,toldtheReutersnewsagency,“It’sagreatidea.I’veseenitoperatinginParisandBarcelonaandthough