2022年辽宁省抚顺市新宾满族自治县重点高级中学高三英语模拟试卷含解析

2022年辽宁省抚顺市新宾满族自治县重点高级中学高三英语模拟试卷含解析一、选择题1.Mr.Taylordoesn’tcare_______hebehavesinpublic.He’sjustgotnoshame!A.what

B.how

C.that

D.whether参考答案：B2.Atpresent,therearemanyinstances________thegovernmentsgivemoneytothecitizensworldwide,butthesourcesoffundarestilllimited.A.how

B.which

C.where

D.when参考答案：C3.Theemployeeyouhavebeenthinkinghighly____dishonest.A.ofproving

B.ofproves

C.oftoprove

D.ofbeingproved参考答案：B4.-Whydoyoulooksoworried?-MyMacBookProbrokedownandmypaper______unfinishedsince.A.wasleft

B.hasleftC.left

D.hasbeenleft参考答案：D5.---Heoughttohavebeenwarnedofthedanger.---_______buthewouldn’tlistentome.A.Hedid

B.Heshould

C.Heoughtto

D.Hewas参考答案：D6.---Isthisthefirsttimethatyou__________thecourse?

---No.I________oneafterIgraduatedfromhighschool.

A.take;havetaken

B.havetaken;took

C.took;wastaking

D.aretaking;took

参考答案：B7.I’msureyou’drathershewenttoschoolbybus,_________?A.hadn’tyou B.wouldn’tyou C.aren’tI D.didn’tshe参考答案：B试题分析：考查反义疑问句

句意上：我确定你宁愿她坐公交车去学校，是不是？此处考查的是I′msure引导的从句的反义疑问句，应该是与后面的从句保持一致；在从句中涉及到了wouldrather的虚拟语气的使用但并不影响反义疑问句的生成，故使用would’tyou即可，故选B适合。8.Whatwasso______aboutJasmineWestland’svictorywasthatshecamefirstinthemarathonbare-footed.A.awful

B.essential

C.impressive

D.obvious参考答案：C考查形容词的辨析。句意：“关于JasmineWestland的胜利我们印象很深的就是她光脚获得了马拉松的第一。”awful表示“可怕的，敬畏的”；essential为“根本的”；impressive是“印象深刻的”而obvious是“明显的”意思，故选C。9.Alwaysremembertoputsuchdangerousthingsasknivesoutofchildren's_______.

A.touch

B.sight

C.reach

D.distance参考答案：C10.Jenny_____arichman.Shehas____himfor5years.Amarriedwith;marriedwith

Bmarried;marriedCmarriedto;beenmarried

Dmarried;beenmarriedto参考答案：D11.Theweddingdressoftheprincessisnobleandelegant._________isthebeautyofthisstylethatitwillbepopularwithyoungwomen.A.It

B.So

C.Such

D.That参考答案：C12.Themobilephonehasbecomeamajormeansofcommunication,______ustokeepintouchaswellastosurftheInternettokeepus____ofthelatestnews.A.topermit;toinform

B.permitted;informingC.permitting;informed

D.beingpermitted;beinginformed参考答案：C13.Thepsychologicalconsultationcentershaveseenasharpriseinthenumberofstudentslookingforhelp,most______theywereconfusedanddepressed.A.said

B.tosay

C.say

D.saying参考答案：D14.-----I'llgiveyou$6000foryourcar.That’smyfinal___.-----It'sadeal!It’syours.A.charge

B.price C.offer

D.agreement参考答案：C15.—Nancy,youhaveallowedyourJapanesetobecomelessgoodoveraperiodoftime.

—Iknow.Ireallymust________myJapanesebeforewevisitJapannextyear.

A.pickup

B.polishup

C.makeup

D.takeup参考答案：B略16.Youdon’tneedtomakefancyfoodstoimpressguests—itissomethingsimplebutgood_____willdo.

A.what

B.that

C.which

D.who参考答案：B二、完型填空17.Onecouplespentaholidaydrivinginthemountains．"Everytimeyouracearoundoneofthosenarrowcurves（弯道）,"screamedthewife,"Ijustget

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"ThendowhatIdo,"

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herhusband．"Closeyoureyes!"Weareallafraidattimes,butclosingoureyesisnotalwaysa

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waythroughfear．Betterto

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youreyesandfacethosefearshead-on．In1972DavidSmithhadsucha（n）

40．Smith,anadventurer,decidedtospendanight41inSt．Michael'sCaveasatestof

42．InhisbookHUGTHEMONSTER（魔鬼）,hetellsofhearing

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soundsallaroundhimashelaythereinthedark,damp,anddesertedcave．Mostfrighteningwasthefactthathecametobelievehewas

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alone!Fearbecamepanicandhewasafraidhewaslosinghismind．Thensuddenly,

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hewasapproachinghispsychological

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point．Smiththoughttohimself,"Whateverthemonsterlookslike,Iwill

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it．"Thatsimple,almostsillythoughtbroughtgreat_48

tohisrestlessmind．Hesoonfellintoa

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andpeacefulsleepuntilmorning．Helearnedthathugginghisfear

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himtoovercomeit．Weeachhaveournightsoffear．Weeachcomeacrossmonstersofsomesort．We

51fearinsects,heights,crowdsordeath．Andwearesometimesvisitedby

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ofthesemonstersinthedarkofnight．Thenexttimeyou'reafraid,

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"huggingthemonster．"Youmaybesurprisedathowquicklyit

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andathowconfidentyoubegintofeel．LikethatbeautifulspiritEleanorRooseveltsaid,"Yougainstrength,courage,andconfidencebyevery

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inwhichyoustoptolookfearintheface．"

Doyouhaveamonstertohug?36．A．disappointed

B．frightened

C．excited

D．interested37．A．suggested

B．ordered

C．scolded

D．declared38．A．dangerous

B．harmful

C．healthy

D．helpful39．A．cover

B．roll

C．open

D．close40．A．journey

B．dream

C．accident

D．opportunity41．A．alone

B．altogether

C．abroad

D．anywhere42．A．strength

B．skill

C．courage

D．wisdom43．A．familiar

B．strange

C．appealing

D．desperate44．A．just

B．almost

C．not

D．still45．A．because

B．though

C．after

D．as46．A．freezing

B．breaking

C．burning

D．turning47．A．hug

B．kill

C．ignore

D．admire48．A．anxiety

B．delight

C．relief

D．fear49．A．short

B．deep

C．shallow

D．permanent50

A．convinced

B．attracted

C．forced

D．allowed51．A．may

B．must

C．should

D．need52．A．shadows

B．shades

C．voices

D．smiles53．A．risk

B．try

C．forget

D．avoid54．A．takesoff

B．turnsup

C．slipsaway

D．breaksin55．A．contribution

B．competition

C．experiment

D．experience参考答案：BADCD

ACBCD

BACBD

AABCD略三、阅读理解18.LIKEmanyteachers,CristiDerowandJenniferBradleyhavespentmostoftheircareersgivingclassroomlecturestostudentswhosatpassivelyintheirseats.

TheLewisvillle,Texas,schoolteacherswereawarethatthehourstheyspentonpreparinglessonsweretoooftenwastedonmanystudents.SoForestwoodHighSchool,Texas,usedthe“flipped(翻转的)classroom”methodofinstruction.

“We’vecompletelydoneawaywithourlecture,”Derowsaid.

Andhomeworkassignments“arealldoneinclass,”Bradleysaid.Withtheflippedconcept,astudent’susualhomeworkassignmentistowatchpre-recordedlecturesontheircomputersorsmartphones.Theywalkintoclassreadytodiscussthetopic,collaborate(合作)withotherstudentsandworkonassignmentsbasedonwhattheylearnedfromthevideo.Freefromlecturing,theteacherscanuseclasstimetolookdeeperintothesubjectandfocusondifficultconcept.Asstudentschangefromapassivetoanactiverole,theylearncriticalthinkingskills,learntocollaborateandbecomeindependentlearners.Insteadofdoinghomeworkassignmentsaloneathome,studentsarenow“workingtogether,talkingaboutit,”Bradleysaid.“Iftheydon’tagreeonananswer,theydebateitandhavetojustifytheiranswers.It’sahigherleveloflearning.”Herstudentsgivetheflippedclassroomhighmarks.SarahLee,14,watchesthe30-minutevideosonahomecomputer.Shelikestheabilitytorewindthetapesifshedoesn'tunderstandaconcept.Shealsolikesbeingabletowatchthelessonsonherownschedule.Oneofherclassmates,DawsonDepperschmidthasthesameideaandthinksthetimeshespendsintheclassroomismoreproductive.“Itgivesusmoretimetolearnatschool,”Dawsonsaid.“Yougetmorein-depthinclass.64.Whatcanweconcludefromthefirsttwoparagraphs?A.TeachersinLewisvilleenjoyedgivingclassroomlectures.B.Ittakestimeforstudentstoconcentrateandunderstandinclass.C.Manystudentstookaninactivepartinlecture-styleclasses.D.TeachersinLewisvillefoundthattherewasnoneedtopreparelessons.65.Whatdifferencedoesthe“flippedclassroom”methodmaketostudents?A.Theyhavemoreargumentswithclassmates.B.Theyhavetobeindependentandcooperative.C.Theyneedtodomorehomeworkathome.D.Theyhavetopreparelecturesbythemselves.66.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“productive”mean?A.reducingdifficulties

B.tryingnewmethodsC.achievingalot

D.causingtroubles67.Whatarethebenefitsofthe“flippedclassroom”method?a.Teachershavetimetosolvedeeperproblemsb.Studentsareengagedinahigherleveloflearning.c.Studentsstudyaccordingtotheirownschedule.d.Teachersdon’thavetodesignhomeworkforstudentsA.a,b,c,

B.a,c,d

C.b,c,d

D.a,b,d参考答案：CBCA19.NewsthatMicrosoftmadea$44．6billionbidtobuyYahooresultedinheateddiscussionsmadebymanyInternetusers．Herearesomeresponses:DianeBurkeofWeeksbury,KentuckyIthinkitwoulddefinitelybeaninterestingcombination．EveryonerecognizesthenamesYahooandMicrosoft,buteveryonealsosays,“DidyouGoogleit?”Suchacatchphrase（时髦话）isgoingtobehardtobeat．ShaunCarneyofLaurelville,OhioIthinkthemerger（合并）willprovidemorecompetitionsforGoogle．Idon’tthinkthemergerwillallowMicrosofttodevelopfasterthanGoogle,though．IbelievetheincreasedcompetitionthismergerbringswillforceGoogletostayontopofitsgamebyofferingmorefreshandoriginalInternettoolsandexpandingonthetoolsitalreadyoffers．ToniSuarezofHaciendaHeights,CaliforniaIviewthemergerasanecessaryelementinpreventingamonopolization（垄断）．Perhapsitwouldbringbetterhightechnologyinnovationstoe-mailandhelpinresearchinganddevelopingabetterInternet!RickR．ofEdgewater,FloridaItsoundslikeadisastertome．Ifthisweretohappen,IwouldstopusingmyYahooe-mailaccountbecauseIdon’tlikethefeelingofMicrosoftspyinguponmybusiness．IwillsignupforGoogle．AntonioGlosserofKansasCity,MissouriRightnow,YahoooffersalotoffeaturesandtoolsatnocostforalldifferentlevelsofInternet