2022屆山東省部分市高三英語一模試題分類匯編：閱讀理解

山東省部分市

2021-2022學(xué)年高三英語一模試題分類匯編

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B

Aletterwrittentoa12-year-oldgirlinLithuaniawasdeliveredinDecember,almost51years

afteritwassentbyapenpalinPoland.t€Ithoughtthatsomeonewasprankingme,“saidGenovefa

Klonovskaafterbeinghandedtheletter,whichincludedahandmadecoloredroseandtwopaper

dolls.

Theletter,togetherwith17others,felloutofaventilationhole（通風(fēng)口）Ihissummer,dirtyand

wrinkled,asawallwastakendowninaformerpostofficeonthesuburbofVilnius.JurgisVilnius,

ownerofthebuildingimmediatelycalledthepostoffice.’Tmsohappytheygotinterested,saidhe.

StreetnamesandtheirnumberinghavechangedinVilnius,andpostofficeworkersspent

monthslookingfortherighthousesandtalkingtocurrentrentersandneighbors,trackingdown

wheretherecipientsmovedto.Onlyfivewerefound.Inseveralcaseschildrenoflaterecipients

werehandedalostletter.

“Wefeltamoraldutytodothis,^^saidDeimanteZebrauskaite,headofthecustomerexperience

departmentatLithuaniaPost.

Oneladycomparedtheexperiencetoreceivingamessagefromabottlethrownintosea.People

wereemotional."Somefelttheysawapartofdailylifeoftheirdeceasedparents,“Zebrauskaite

said.

InthelettertoKlonovska,sentfromKoezaryinPolandandstampedin1970,agirlnamedEwa

complainsbusesnolongerreachhervillage,soshehastowalkinminus23degreeCelsiuscold,and

asksforpicturesofactors.

Nowinher60s,KlonovskahasnomemoryofEwa.SheprobablywroteEwaafterfindingher

addressadvertisingforpenpalsinanewspaper,andtherelationshipceasedafterthelettergot

undelivered.

“Sogoodthattheletterdidn'tmattermuch.Thelosswasnotlife-changing,saidKlonovska

“Whatiftheydeliveredalostletterfromasuitor（求婚者）tohislove,andtheirweddingnever

happened?^^

4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pranking“inParagraphImean?

A.Brightening.B.Embarrassing.C.Tricking.D.

Pleasing.

5.WhathappenedtothelettersinParagraph2?

A.Theywereaccidentallyfound.

B.Theyremainedwell-preserved.

C.Theyweredeliveredbytheformerpostoffice.

D.Theywerehiddenbytheownerofthebuilding.

6.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesthepresentpostofficeinVilnius?

A.Generous.B.Dutiful.C.Honest.D.

Cautious.

7.WhatcanwelearnfromwhatKlonovskasaid?

A.Klonovskarefusedasuitor.

B.Klonovskastoppedthewedding.

C.Theundeliveredletterruinedtherelationship.

D.Theundeliveredlettermadelittledifferencetoher.

c

Whenevaluatingpeopleonvariouspsychologicaltests,psychologistsoftendistinguish

betweenmarkersofabsoluteperformanceandrelativeperformance.Absoluteperformancereflects

therawmeasurementofsomething,likethetimeittakestorunamile.Relativeperformanceishow

apersonratesinrelationtotheirpeers,asinwhatplacearunnergetsinarace.

Thestandardsweusetoevaluateourselvesarealmostalwaysrelative,aswecompare

ourselvestoourpeersandthestandardsthataremostfamiliartous.Forinstance,inmyprivate

practice,IhaveonepatientIwillcall“Omar”whoisdependentonsocialservicesandmakesless

than$30,000peryearathisjob.Whilethislevelofpovertywouldleadmostpeopletowakeup

depressedeachday,OmarisoneofthemostoptimisticandappreciativeindividualsIknow.Why?

Becausemostofhisclosestpeers—hissiblingsandfriendsfromchildhood—havelivesfarworse

thanhis.

IncontrasttoOmar,Ihaveanotherpatient,anadolescentI'llcall"Lena”,whosefamilyhas

propertyover$5million.Lena,however,livesinanupper-classneighborhoodwhereherfamilyis

atthelowerendoftheincomelevel.ThoughLena'sfamilyallowshertoenjoypossessionsand

experiencesthatlessthanIpercentofherpeersacrosstheworldcanshare,sheconsistentlyfeels

“l(fā)essthan".Why?BecauseLenadoesn*tcompareherselftotherestoftheworld;Thisistooabstract

anexerciseforher,asitwouldbeformostofus.

Accordingly,whetherapsychologistispsychodynamicorcognitive-behavioral,therapy（療法）

withindividualsstrugglingwithsituationalorpsychologicaldepressionaimstosolvetheproblems

associatedwithbasingone'sself-worthoncomparisonswithothers.Psychologiststrytohelppeople

focusonpersonalgrowtharoundtheachievementofconcretegoalsinlinewiththeirvalues,

independentoftheachievementofothers.Forallofus,definingthesegoals,especiallyduring

Periodsofemotionalcalm,cangoalongwayinhelpingustoavoidthetrapofrelativitythatoften

leadstosituationalandpsychologicaldepression.

8.WhatisthefunctionofParagraph1?

A.Toshowthesignificanceofevaluatingpeople.

B.TDmotivatereaderstostudypsychologicaltests.

C.Tohelppeopleperformwellinpsychologicaltests.

D.Toprovidesomebackgroundinformationonevaluatingpeople.

9.Whydoestheauthormentionhistwopatients?

A.Tomeasuredifferentachievement.

B.Tointroducethestandardstoevaluatepeople.

C.Toexplainrelativeperformancewithexamples.

D.Tocontrastrelativeperformanceandabsoluteperformance.

10.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?

A.Settinggoalsinlifeisessentialforeveryone.

B.Ifsimportanttoavoidunhealthycomparisons.

C.Asenseofachievementcanaffectone*shappiness,

D.Improvingself-worthcanhelpgetridofdepression.

11.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.Happiness:Isitallrelative?

B.Self-worth:Isitmeasurable?

C.Self-worth:Isitbasedonefforts?

D.Happiness:Isitassociatedwithachievement?

D

Astudyofteenagegirls5selfie-taking（自拍）behaviorsfoundthattakingandsharingselfieson

socialmediaisnotlinkedtopoorbodyimageorappearanceconcerns.However,whenadolescent

girlsspendtoomuchtimestrugglingoverwhichphotoofthemselvestopost,orrelyheavilyon

editingappstoaltertheirimages,theremaybecauseforconcern.

Thestudy,byresearchersattheUniversityofArizona,foundthatselfieeditingandtime

investedincreatingandselectingtheperfectselfiewerebothrelatedtoself-objectification,which

ledtobodyshame,appearanceanxietyandmorenegativeappearanceevaluationsinteengirls.

44Self-objectificationistheideathatyoucometothinkofyourselfasanexternalobjecttobeviewed

byotherpeople,“saidseniorstudyauthorJenniferAubrey,anassociateprofessorattheUA.

Basedonastudyof278teenagegirls“Ourmainfindingwasthatwereallyshouldn'tbetoo

worriedaboutkidswhotakeselfiesandsharethem;thafsnotwherethenegativeeffectscomefrom,

h'stheinvestmentandtheeditingthatyieldednegativeeffects,Aubreysaid,"Selfieeditingand

selfieinvestmentpredictedself-objectification,andgirlswhoself-objectifyweremorelikelytofeel

shamefulabouttheirbodiesoranxiousabouttheirappearance.^^

44Self-objectificationisthepathwaytosomanythingsinadolescencethatwewanttoprevent,

Aubreysaid."So,interventionsreallyshouldfocusonhowwecanencouragegirlstodevelopan

awarenessofthemselvesthatdoesn'tonlydependonwhattheylookliketootherpeople.^^The

researcherssaidparentsandcaregiversofadolescentgirlsshouldbeawarethatifateenseemstobe

obsessed（癡迷的）,itmightbetimeforatalk.

Theresearchersalsonotethattherecanbedifferentmotivationsforsharingselfies."Selfiesare

apartofthemedialandscape,butyoushouldpostthemforreasonsotherthantryingtogetpeopleto

admireyourappearanceoryourbody."Aubreysaid.Withanestimated93millionselfiestakeneach

day,theyaren'tgoingawayanytimesoon,norshouldthey.Theimportantthingtorememberis:

Selfiesaren'tbad.Justdon'tobsess.

12.Whatbehaviorofadolescentgirlsmaycauseconcern?

A.Takingselfies.

B.Caringabouttheirimages.

C.Sharingselfiesonsocialmedia.

D.Overusingeditingappstobeautifytheirimages.

13.Fromthetext,whatcanwelearnaboutself-objectification?

A.Itpredictsselfieinvestment.B.Itislinkedtoselfieobsession.

C.Itpreventsproblemsinadolescence.D.Itcontributestoobjectiveevaluation.

14.Whatshouldinterventionscenteron?

A.Whentohaveatalkwithteengirls.B.Whentoendselfie-takingbehaviors.

C.Howtohelpformahealthyself-awareness,D.Howtopreventteenagegirls'craze

forselfies.

15.Fromwhichisthetextprobablytaken?

A.Atravelbrochure.B.Asciencenewspaper.

C.Apsychologytextbook.D.Anentertainmentmagazine.

2022年山東省濟(jì)寧市2022屆高三下學(xué)期一模英語試題

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A

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B

OnJanuary22,2022,theBritish-Belgian19-year-old,ZaraRutherford,successfullylanded

hertwo-seatmicrolightaircraftbackattheKortrijk-WevelgemAirport,fromwhereshehad

departed155daysago,fulfillingherdreamtobetheyoungestwomantoflyaroundtheworld

solo.

“IfeelexcitednotonlytobreaktheGuinnessWorldRecord,butalsotodiminishthegender

gapby11yearsbetweenthecurrentyoungestmalerecordholderTravisLudlow18atthetimeof

hisrecord,andthepreviousfemalerecordholderShaestaWaez,whowas30whenshecompleted

her'DreamsSoar'around-the-worldflight.^^Rutherfordwroteonherblog.

Rutherford\journeycrossingfivecontinentsand52countriesbeganonAugust18,2021.

Sheencounterednumerousunexpecteddelaysalongtheway.Theyincludedanunscheduledstop

inRedding,California,duetowildfiresandamonth-longstopinNome,Alaska,torenewher

Russianvisa.Shealsofacedseveralchallengesintheair.WhenflyingfromIcelandtoGreenland,

Rutherfordlostradiocontactwithhergroundteamformuchofthe3-hourflight.Theincidents

alsoresultedinherhavingtocrossoverRussiainsub-zerotemperatures.Thehardestpartwas

flyingoverSiberia-itwasextremelycoldandiftheenginebrokedown,she'dbehoursaway

fromrescue.Despitetheseveredifficulties,thedeterminedyoungpilotnevergaveuponher

dream.

Rutherfordgrewuparoundairplanes.HerBritishfatherfliescommercially,whileher

Belgianmotherisarecreationalpilot.Theyounggirlbeganlearninghowtoflyatage14and

obtainedheraviators（飛彳亍員）licensein2020.Withhergoalofflyingaroundtheworld

accomplished,Rutherfordnowhashersightssetevenhigher.Shewantstobecomeanastronaut

andexplorespace.

Shehopesthatherjourneywillencouragemoreyoungwomentopursuecareersinaviation.

Currentlythenumberoffemalepilotsisjust5percent.Rutherfordsays,"It'saneasythingtosay,

butjustgoforit.Ifyoudon'ttryandseehowhighyoucanfly,thenyou'llneverknow.^^

4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“diminish“inparagraph2probablymean?

A.NarrowB.Divide.C.Fill.D.Cause.

5.WhydidRutherfordhavetostopinNome?

A.Thewildfiresweretoofierce.B.HerRussianvisawasdue.

C.Theweatherwastoosevere.D.Herenginebrokedown.

6.What'sthepurposeofparagraph4?

A.Toswitchtoanewtopic,B.Tosummarizeher

achievements.

C.Toillustrateheradmirabletalents.D.Toaddsomebackground

information.

7.Whatdoesthepassagetrytoconvey?

A.Lifeisnotallroses.B.Dreambig,aimhigh.

C.Nottoadvanceistogoback.D.Thegreatesttalkers,theleast

doers.

C

LaunchedinSingaporelastNovember,HongKong-basedcompanyOmnifoodshas

introducedarangeofsixplant-basedseafoodtostandinfortuna（金槍魚），crabandwhitefish.

Similartotheirporksubstitutes（替代品）,thenewproductsaresaidtoofferasafeandalternative

sourceofproteinwhiletacklingenvironmentalconcernslikeoverfishingandworseningofthe

seas.

Omnifoods9expansioncomesatatimewhenthemarketforplant-basedproductsisgrowing.

AccordingtoEnterpriseSingapore,localinterestinsensibleconsumptiondoubledin2021,and

flexitarians—peoplewhoprimarilyeataplant-baseddietbutoccasionallyconsumemeator

seafood-representthefastestgrowth.Theoceanisanotherreasoncitedastheneedfor

plant-basedseafood.Theaveragepersonhereconsumed22kgofseafoodlastyear,surpassingthe

globalaverageof20kg.TheWorldWideFundforNature(WWF)alsoobservedthatthreequarters

oftheseafoodservedinSingaporeisunsustainable.Besides,fishfarminginvolvestheuseof

chemicalstopreventdiseaseandparasitesandthesechemicalsthenaccumulateinfishtissues,

whichbecomesaseriousthreattopeople'shealth.

Omnifoodssaystheirproductsaddressalltheseconcerns.Madeprimarilyfrom

non-geneticallymodifiedsoybeans,theplant-basedalternativesarefreeofharmfulsubstances,

absolutelysafe.Thecompanypointedoutthattheproductsshareasimilarlook,feelandtasteof

therealthing."We'vedonepilottastetestswithfriends,family,andonesushirestaurant.Many

admiretheappearanceandmouthfeelthatourtunaproducthasaswellasitsnutritionalbenefits.

Nowwearestrugglingtoimproveourproductuntilit'sanexactmatchortastesbetterthan

animal-basedtuna,“addedDavidYeung.

BesidesOmnifoods,Singaporecompaniesarealsoexploringthealternativeseafoodmarket.

GrowthwellGrouprecentlyraisedUS$22milliontofunditsattemptintoshrimp,squidandcrab

madeusingchickpeaprotein.''Globaldemandfbrplant-basedmeatsisalsoshootingup,withthe

valuesettoreachUS$23,2billionby2024,“saidmarketresearchcompanyEuromonitor.

8.Whichisthehighlightoftheplant-basedseafood?

A.Beingreasonably-priced.

B.Beingphysically-appealing.

C.Beingenvironmentally-friendly.

D.Beingpersonally-tailored.

9.Whatdoesparagraph2mainlyfocuson?

A.Therecenttrendinpeople'sdiet.

B.Thepotentialrisksoffishingfarming.

C.ThemethodsofOmnifoodsexpandingitsbusiness.

D.Thefactorsdrivingthepopularityofplant-basedseafood.

10.Whichbestdescribestheprospectofthealternativeseafoodmarket?

A.Promising.B.Risky.C.Worrying.D.Uncertain.

11.Whafsthebesttitleofthetext?

A.RealSeafoodIstobeReplaced

B.Alternative-seafoodHasaLongWaytoGo

C.Omnifoods:APioneerofPlant-basedSeafood

D.NextFoodFrontier:SeafoodMadeFromPlants

D

ScientistsfromtheNationalUniversityofSingaporestudiedhowmuchtimetwinsspentin

naturalspacescomparedwitheachotherandfoundthattheysharedasimilarlevelofdesiretobe

innature.

“Thereasonwedecidedtostudythisintwinsisthatwecouldestimateheritability(遺傳性)

basedonthegeneticsimilaritiesinidenticaltwins(100%)versusgeneticsimilaritiesin

non-identicaltwins(50%)JsaidChia-chenChang,wholedthestudy.4€Ifatrait(特性)，suchas

thedesiretobeinnature,isclearlymoresimilarbetweenidenticaltwinsthannon-identicaltwins,

thiswillthensuggestatraitisheritable.”

UsingtheTwinsUKregistry,researcherssurveyed1,153pairsoftwins—identicaland

non-identical—abouthowtheyexperiencednature.Theywererequiredtoanswerquestions

involvinghowfrequentlytheyvisitnaturalspacessuchaspublicparksandprivategardensand

ratetheirfamiliaritywithnature.Aftercomparingandanalyzingthecollecteddata,researchers

foundthatidenticaltwinsweremoresimilartoeachotherintheirattitudestowardsnature.

Whilepreviousstudieshavefoundthatspendingtimeinnaturalspacesimprovesmental

well-being,thisvariesfrompersontoperson.Forthefirsttime,theresearcherssay,thisstudyhas

indicatedwhythatisbysuggestingthereislikelytobeageneticcomponentinourpreferencefor

natureandourlikelihoodtovisitnaturalspaces.

However,heritabilitydeclinedwithage,perhapsshowingthatenvironmentalfactorssuchas

accesstonatureandgreenspacesbringaboutaloveoftheoutdoorsasonegrowsolder.Thatisto

say,aperson'sdesiretobeinnatureandhowoftentheyexperienceitareinfluencedbybothgenes

andpersonalexperiences.Thosewholiveinurbanenvironmentswithoutaccesstonaturecould

enduphavingalesserappreciationofit.Hence,it'snecessarythatdiverseurbanplanningis

neededtoprovideaccesstonaturalspaces—andthebenefitstheyoffer-fbrall.

12.Whyweretwinschosenassubjectsofthestudy?

A.Toacquiremoreaccurateresults.B.Toconfirmthepreviousstudies.

C.Tomeasuretheirgenesimilarity.D.Toidentifytheirspecifichobbies.

13.Howdidtheresearcherscarryoutthestudy?

A.Byanalyzingpreviousdata.B.Byreferringtoonlineresources.

C.Byaskingandansweringquestions.D.Bydoinganexperimentinthelab

14.Whatisspecialaboutthisstudy?

A.Ittakesgenesintoconsideration.B.IttakesadvantageoftheInternet.

C.Itprovidesanewinsightintotheroleofnature.D.Itrevealsthelinkbetweennature

andmentalhealth.

15.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?

A.One'slovefornatureisinvariable.

B.Cityplanningleavesmuchtobedesired.

C.Itmaybeabetterchoicetoliveinruralareas.

D.Genesaretheonlyfactorinshapingone'straits.

2022屆山東省荷澤市高三第一次模擬考試（一模）英語試題

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A

Wanttofeelmoresatisfiedwithlife?Wepickedoutthese5booksthatwillpromoteyourlife

in2022.

FindingYourElementbyKenRobinson

Everyonehasapassion.Ifyoudon'tknowwhatyoursis,itjustmeansyouhaven'tdiscovered

ityet.Orperhapsyouhave,butitwasdismissedearlyinlife.Findouthowyoucanbreakdaily

routineandfindyourcallinginlife.

EmotionalIntelligencebyDanielGoleman

Didyouknowifyourpulseraterisesabove100bpm,you'relikelytooemotionaltothink

calmly?Youprobablyletfeelingscloudyourjudgmentmoreoftenthanyouknow.Goleman

explainshowyoucanavoidlettingyouremotionsruleyouandmakebetterdecisionsinlife.

HowWillYouMeasureYourLife?byClaytonM.Christensen,JamesAllworthandKaren

Dillon

Areyoumakingtherightbalanceinlife?Whilecareerachievementscanbesatisfying,

neglectingyourfamilyandfriendscanbeharmfulinthelongrun―inwaysyoucan'teven

imagine.

HowtoStopWorryingandStartLivingbyDaleCarnegie

Everwonderedwhyyoucan'tstopworryingaboutsomething?Nomatterhowhardyoutry,

areyoufocusedonthesameissue?Bydefiningthesourceofyourstress,youcangetoveritonce

andforall.Carnegiecameupwithatimelessformula（公式）thathelpsyoutackleany

overthinkingsituation.

ThirteenThingsMentallyStrongPeopleDonrtDobyAmyMorin

Doyoustruggletogetoveryourfailures?Orconcentrateonthingsoutofyourcontrol?

Gettingovertheseobstaclescanhaveasignificantinfluenceonyoureverydaylife.Morinshares

howhermostsuccessfultherapypatientsovercamethesedifficulties.

1.Inwhichaspectdoallthefivebooksbenefittheirreaders?

A.Offeringthemmedicaltreatments.B.Teachingthemhowtosurvivelonger.

C.Givingthemappropriatelifeguidance.D.Helpingthemsolveanylifechallenge.

2.Whenareyoumostlikelytomakeawisedecision?

A.Whenyouignoreyourfriends.B.Whenyoubreakdailyroutine.

C.Whenyoucontrolyouremotion.D.Whenyouoverthinkthesameissue.

3.Whichbookismosthelpfulforpeoplestrugglingagainstfailures?

A.FindingYourElement.B.HowWillYouMeasureYourLife,

C.HowtoStopWorryingandStartLiving.D.ThirteenThingsMentallyStrongPeopleDon'tDo.

B

BeatriceDeLavallettewasjust17yearsoldwhenshewasseriouslyinjuredandlostbothof

herlegsfromthekneedown.

Theteenspentthenextseveralmonthsinintensivephysicaltherapy,workinghardtoregain

hermobilityandindependence.Sheappreciatedherfamilyforsupportingherandassuringher

thatlifewouldgoonduringthosedarkdays.

Herbelovedhorse,DeeDee,wasespeciallyhelpfulinherrecovery.Beatricegrewupinan

equestrian（馬術(shù)的）family.Shestartedridingwhenshewasjustakid,competingindressage

（盛裝舞步）bythetimeshewas12.WhenhertherapistbroughtDeeDeetothehospitalparkinglot

oneday,Beatriceknewherloveofhorsesandridingwasthewayforward.

“Therearenorealwordstodescribethatday,butitwasthestartofmynewliffe,"Beatrice

wroteonherwebsite.t4Afewdayslater,myoccupationaltherapistdrovemetothestables（馬廄）.

IwasliftedupontoDeeDee.Someonehadtoholdontome,Ihadnomuscletoneorcontrol,butI

knewIcoulddothis.^^Eagertogetbacktoher“reallife'5,Beatri