2021-2022學(xué)年河南省信陽市明港鎮(zhèn)第二中學(xué)高二英語聯(lián)考試卷含解析

2021-2022學(xué)年河南省信陽市明港鎮(zhèn)第二中學(xué)高二英語聯(lián)考試卷含解析一、選擇題1.Withmymoney______,Iwentbackhome.A.ranoutof

B.ranout

C.runningoutof

D.runningout參考答案：D2.

Nowadaysstudentsgotokeyuniversitiesjustforaformal

,whichmayhelpthemhuntforasuitablejobinthefuture.A.conservation

B.preparation

C.graduation

D.qualification參考答案：D3.Idon’texactlyknowwhatthewomanis,butIthinkshecanbe

butadoctor.A.anybody

B.something

C.anything

D.everybody參考答案：C考查固定搭配。句意：我不太清楚那個(gè)女人是做什么的，但我認(rèn)為她決不是醫(yī)生。anythingbut…為固定搭配，意為“決不是……”，故選C項(xiàng)。4.----I’mgoingtoLondonnextweek.----_______!SoamI.A.Whatacoincidence

B.Congratulations

C.Don’tmentionit

D.Goodtrip參考答案：A5.Mr.Henry,managerofthecompany,whowouldtake_______placeofMr.Johnson,likedtohaveeverythingin_______place.

A.the;the

B./;/

C./;the

D.the;/參考答案：D略6.

WhenthecookingclasschangedtoThursday,Ihadto______sothatIcouldpickupmysonfromhispianolessons.A.dropin

B.dropoff

C.dropout

D.dropby參考答案：C7.When______bytheteachers,astudenttendstostudyharderthanusual.A.tobepraised

B.praising

C.praised

D.topraise參考答案：C8.Mostofusseniorstudentsareableto____________aconversationwithpeoplefromEnglish-speakingcountries.A.goon

B.keepon

C.carryon

D.holdon參考答案：C略9.--MayIspeaktoMr.Smithnow?--______.Iwillgoandseeifheisheretoday.A.Iamafraidnot.B.

That’sallrightC.

HangonaminuteD.Goahead參考答案：C10.ShewillflytoWashington,_____shecanenjoyherself.A.where

B.which

C.that

D./參考答案：A11.ShesuggestedtoTomthathe______theproblemanotherway,andhisexpressionsuggestedthathe______.

A.solve/should

B.solves/should

C.solved/would

D.solve/would參考答案：D略12.Hefirstpublishedmanynovelsonechapterat_______timeinnewspapers,andsomewerelaterperformedon______stage.A.the;a

B.the;\

C.\;

the

D.a;\參考答案：

D13.Wewereshortofwaterbutcould_______anotherday.

A.holdout

B.holdoutfor

C.holdouton

D.holdon參考答案：B略14.Myparentsoftenmention_____methatyoudidthemafavour.A.to B.for C.at D.from參考答案：A15.Itisthebestforthiskindofplanttogrowin______iswarmandrainy.Athat

Bwhat

Cwhich

Dwhere參考答案：B16.TheygottwofreeticketstoCanada,____they’dneverhavebeenabletoaffordtogo.A.asaresult

B.otherwise

C.therefore

D.atlast

參考答案：B17.Whatdifficultydoyouthinkhehas_____English?

A.learn

B.learning

C.tolearn

D.learned參考答案：B略18.--Thereisstillacopyofthebookinthelibrary.Willyougoandborrow_____?--I’dratherbuy_____inthebookstore.A.one;one

B.it;one

C.one;it

D.itit

參考答案：B二、翻譯19.免疫系統(tǒng)參考答案：immunesystem

三、閱讀理解20.Spellchecksareturningusintoanationofidiotswithathirdofadultsfailingtoreachtheexpectedspellingabilityofan11-year-oldchild,ashockingstudyshows.Asurveyinvolving1,000adultsagedbetween16and77foundthat67percentwouldreachLevel4inStandardAssessmentTests(ASTs),whilelessthanhalf(44percent)wouldachieveLevel5.FifteenpercentoftheadultstestedevenfailedtoreachLevel3,whichisbelowLevel4—theexpectedlevelofchildrenatage11.Expertsblamedthepoorshowingoftheadultsonthepopularityoftoolssuchasspellcheckandauto-correct,whichbothplayanimportantroleinmodem-dayliving.ThestudyaskedadultstocompleteKeyStage2spellingtestsdesignedtojudgetheperformanceofchildrenaged10and11,astheyreachtheendofprimaryschool.Butthetestspelledtroubleformanyoftheadultstested.ThestudywaschargedbyKingDigitalEntertainment,makersofpopularmobilegamessuchasCandyCrush.Peopletakingpartinthetestwereaskedtospell35differentwordstakenfromSATsspellingpapersfromthepastthreeyears.Inatestwhichimitatedrealexamconditions."Phenomenon"and"unnecessary"wereamongthewordsspelledwrongbymorethanhalfofthoseparticipants.Otherwordswhichfewerthanhalfwereabletospellincludedrhythmic(42percent)andjewellery(49percent).SusieDent.Lexicographer（字典編纂者）andresidentwordexpertonTVshowCountdown,believedtheresultswerepartlydowntothepopularityoftoolssuchasspellcheckandauto-correct.Shesaid,"Thoresultisdisappointing.Itsuggeststhattheabilitytospellislosingitsimportanceinourdailylives.Modemtoolslikespellcheckandauto-correctencourageustoswitchofffromlearning,leadingtosatisfactionor,atworst,indifference."13.Whatlevelshouldapupilreachwhenhefinishesprimaryschoolaccordingtotheauthor?A.Leve12.

B.Leve13.C.Leve14.

D.Leve15.14.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.參考答案：13.C

14.D

15.A一項(xiàng)令人驚訝的研究表明：有三分之一的成年人不能達(dá)到預(yù)期的拼寫能力，拼寫檢查使我們變成了白癡國家。像拼寫檢查和自動(dòng)更正這樣的現(xiàn)代工具鼓勵(lì)我們放棄學(xué)習(xí)，導(dǎo)致滿意或?qū)е伦顗牡氖悄魂P(guān)心。13.C推理判斷題。根據(jù)第二段中FifteenpercentoftheadultstestedevenfailedtoreachLevel3,whichisbelowLevel4—theexpectedlevelofchildrenatage11.可知按著作者所說，小學(xué)畢業(yè)應(yīng)該達(dá)到Leve14。故選C。14.D詞義指代題。根據(jù)第一段Spellchecksareturningusintoanationofidiotswithathirdofadultsfailingtoreachtheexpectedspellingabilityofan11-year-oldchild,ashockingstudyshows.一項(xiàng)令人驚訝的研究表明：有三分之一的成年人不能達(dá)到預(yù)期的拼寫能力，拼寫檢查使我們變成了白癡國家。再根據(jù)最后一段中Theresultisdisappointing.Itsuggeststhattheabilitytospellislosingitsimportanceinourdailylives.這結(jié)果是令人失望的，它表明拼寫能力在我們的日常生活中失去了重要性。由此可知it指的是研究結(jié)果，故選D。15.A主旨大意題。根據(jù)第一段Spellchecksareturningusintoanationofidiotswithathirdofadultsfailingtoreachtheexpectedspellingabilityofan11-year-oldchild,ashockingstudyshows.一項(xiàng)令人驚訝的研究表明：有三分之一的成年人不能達(dá)到預(yù)期的拼寫能力，拼寫檢查使我們變成了白癡國家。可知本文的主題是A項(xiàng)，Isautomaticspellingcheckadisaster?自動(dòng)拼寫檢查是災(zāi)難嗎？【名師點(diǎn)睛】21.Youmightnotknowit,butthereissomethingwonderfulatyourfingertips.Youcanmakepeoplehappier,healthierandmorehard-workingjustbytouchingtheirarmsorholdingtheirhands.Doctorssaythatbodycontactisakindofmedicinethatcanworkwonders.Whenpeoplearetouched,thequantityofhemoglobin(血紅蛋白)－atypeofmatterthatproducestheredcolor1inbloodincreasesgreatly.Thisresultsinmoreoxygenreachingeverypartofthebodyandthewholebodybenefits.Inexperiments,bottle-fedbabymonkeyswereseparatedfromtheirmothersforthefirsttendaysoflife.Theybecamesadandnegative.Studiesshowedthemonkeysweremoreprobabletobecomeillthanotherbabiesthatwereallowedtostaywiththeirmothers.Humanbabiesreactinmuchthesameway.Someyearsago,ascientistnoticedthatsomewell-fedbabiesinacleannurserybecameweak.Yetbabiesinanothernurseryweregrowinghealthily,eventhoughtheyatelesswellandwerenotkeptasclean.Thereason,heconcluded,wasthattheyoftenhadtouchesfromnurses.

Experimentsshowthatmostpeoplelikebeingtouched.Andnearlyalldoctorsbelievetouchhelpstoreducepatients'fearoftreatment.Ofcoursethereistimewhenatouchisnotwelcome.Butevenifwedon'tlikebeingtouched,asmilecanmakeusfeelbetter.Smilingincreasesbloodflowandstartsthe