閱讀理解-社會(huì)活動(dòng)話題定向精準(zhǔn)練習(xí)（二十五）- 高三英語(yǔ)二輪復(fù)習(xí)

1、閱讀理解:社會(huì)活動(dòng)話題定向精準(zhǔn)練習(xí)（二十五）2022屆高考英語(yǔ)復(fù)習(xí)高考英語(yǔ)閱讀訓(xùn)練.第頁(yè)(共7頁(yè))A閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案. The United States and Cuba have restored full diplomatic ties after sweeping aside more than five decades of tense relations.A Cuban flag was raised in the lobby of the State Department in Washington in the early hour

2、s of Monday, marking a new era of relations between the two nations. Following that historical occasion, Cuban officials formally inaugurated their Washington embassy by raising their national flag for the first time in 54 years. The U.S. Embassy in Cuba has also opened, but the American flag wont b

3、e raised in Havana until Secretary of State John Kerry visits next month. More than 500 people, including Obama administration officials, U.S. lawmakers and a large visiting Cuban delegation, attended the ceremony at the nearly century-old building that was being transformed into the Cuban Embassy.A

4、lthough normalization has taken center-stage in the US-Cuba relationship, there remains a deep ideological gulf between the nations, and many issues still to work out. Among them are complicated disputes such as over mutual claims for economic reparations, Havanas insistence on the end of the 53-yea

5、r-old trade embargo and U.S. calls for Cuba to improve on human rights and democracy. Some U.S.lawmakers, including several prominent Republican presidential candidates, have vowed not to end up the embargo and planned to stop Obamas moves on Cuba.But Mondays events caps a remarkable change of cours

6、e in U.S. policy toward the communist island under President Barack Obama, who had sought diplomatic restoration with Cuba since he first took office and has progressively loosened restrictions on travel and financial support to the island.“Its a historic moment,” said Cuban diplomat and analyst Car

7、los Alzugaray. “The significance of opening the embassies is that trust and respect that you can see, both sides treating the other with trust and respect,” he said. “That doesnt mean there arent going to be conflicts there are bound to be conflicts but the way that you treat the conflict has comple

8、tely changed.”1 . What is mainly talked about in the passage?A. There are many conflicts between Cuba and the US.B. The Cuban flag was raised again in Washington after five decades.C. Some important politicians disagreed with Obamas moves on Cuba.D. The US restored diplomatic relations with Cuba bas

9、ed on trust and respect.2 . The American flag wasnt raised in Havana because _.A. the American embassy in Cuba hasnt openedB. there are complicated disputes between Cuba and the United StatesC. another ceremony will be held next month with John Kerry presentD. some politicians want to stop Obamas mo

10、ves on Cuba3 . What can we infer from the passage?A. Human rights conditions in Cuba will be greatly improved.B. There will be no conflicts any more between the US and Cuba.C. The US-Cuban relations will not last long with conflicts ahead.D. President Obama had difficulties restoring diplomatic ties

11、 with Cuba.4 . The underlined word “caps” in paragraph five has the closest meaning with _.A. indicateB. leadC. proveD. provide5 . What is Carlos Alzugarays attitude towards the restoration of US-Cuban relations?A. Pessimistic.B. Doubtful.C. Concerned.D. Enthusiastic.B閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案

12、. Tunisias president has declared a state of emergency just over a week after an ISIS gunman killed 38 people on a popular holiday resort.It temporarily gives the government the power to restrict certain freedoms such as peoples right to protest and it also grants the police and army more authority.

13、 President Beji Essebsi will address the nation later today. Meanwhile the final five bodies of Britons killed in the beach massacre land back in the UK. Yesterday, the families of the 30 British people who were killed in Sousse joined with the Queen, the Prime Minister and millions around the count

14、ry in a minutes silence to remember them.Tunisias government has promised new laws to increase police powers and hand out tougher punishment for terrorism crimes. The countrys prime minister promised to post armed guards at tourist sites and close mosques outside government control.Seifeddine Rezgui

15、 was shot dead by police after he opened fire on a beach crowded with holidaymakers and chased them into a nearby hotel, where he threw hand grenades at them. Tunisian detectives investigating his final hours have now arrested his girlfriend over fears she helped plan the attack, as well as a taxi d

16、river they believe drove him to the spot of the massacre.The coffins of the British victims are due to be taken to West London Coroners Court in Fulham, west London, where inquests into their deaths will be held. It comes as Tunisias president declared a state of emergency after the Sousse hotel att

17、ack, state media said.Thirty British people were among the 38 killed by gunman Seifeddine Rezgui on the beach. Yesterday the Queen and the Prime Minister joined millions of people across the country in a minutes silence in memory of those killed.1 . The state of emergency in Tunisia _.A. helps post

18、armed guards at tourist sites and close mosques.B. sets limits to peoples freedoms and their right to protest.C. grants the police more powers to punish terrorism crimes.D. calls on people to join the ceremony in memory of the killed.2 . How many British people were killed in the massacre in Sousse?

19、A. 38B. 10C. 5D. 303 . We can infer from the passage that _ when the massacre took place.A. there were few guards on the beach to keep the tourists safeB. people had no awareness of preventing terrorism crimesC. the ISIS gunman was well armed and planned for the attackD. the tourists were frightened

20、 and ran away to hide themselves4 . What can be the best title of the passage?A. Tunisia declared a state of emergency after the Sousse massacreB. 38 people were killed in the Sousse massacreC. British queen joined a ceremony to remember those killed in the massacreD. Tunisia determines to hand out

21、tougher punishment for terrorism crimesC閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案. Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has formally entered the 2016 race for the White House in a bid to become the first woman US president.Mrs Clinton launched her campaign website on Sunday, telling Americans she want

22、ed to be their “champion”. She ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008 but lost to Barack Obama.The overwhelming Democratic favorite, she had been expected to declare her candidacy for months. In a video on her website, Mrs Clinton declared: “I am running for president”. “Americans ha

23、ve fought their way back from tough economic times,” she said, “butthe deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top. Everyday Americans need a champion and I want to be that champion.”The video features a number of Americans talking about their hopes and dreams. It ends with Mrs Clinton saying

24、: “So Im hitting the road to earn your vote because its your time and I hope youll join me on this journey”.Mrs Clintons team said she would spend the next few weeks building up grassroots support in the early Democratic primary states. She is expected to hold her first rally, officially kicking off

25、 her campaign, in mid-May.Mrs Clinton has already had the backing of Mr Obama, who told a news conference at the Summit of the Americas in Panama on Saturday that she would make an “excellent president”. And her successor in the post of secretary of state, John Kerry, called her a “good friend”, say

26、ing she “did a terrific job of rebuilding alliances that had been torn up over the course of the prior years”.But the attacks from the Republicans have already begun. Republican presidential contender Rand Paul criticized Mrs Clinton for her handling of a September 2012 attack on a US diplomatic com

27、pound in Benghazi, Libya, in which the US ambassador was among those killed. He also said questions remained about funds received by a charity set up by Mr and Mrs Clinton.Jeb Bush, former Florida Governor and brother of George W Bush who is also considering whether to stand as a Republican candidat

28、e, tweeted: “We must do better than Hillary.”1 . What is mainly talked about in the passage?A. Hillary Clinton wanted to be the first woman US president.B. Hillary Clinton wanted to be the champion on everyday Americans.C. Hillary Clinton declared to enter the 2016 presidential election.D. Hillary C

29、linton had support from Obama to be president of the US.2 . What does the underlined sentence mean in Paragraph Three?A. The majority of people are showing support to the leaders.B. The ship is crowded with people expecting to have a happy life.C. Many people have expected to have an excellent presi

30、dent.D. People from low classes expect me to be their president.3 . Why does the author include what Obama and Kerry said in the passage?A. To prove that Hillary Clinton can be a great president.B. To tell us that Hillary Clinton has strong support for the election.C. To say that Hillary Clintons al

31、liances do not exist any longer.D. To suggest that Hillary Clinton is sure to win the election.4 . What can we infer from the passage?A. The American diplomatic policy on Libya was wrong.B. People were doubtful about the money received by Mr and Mrs Clintons charity.C. Jeb Bush is very confident in

32、winning the presidential reelection.D. Hillary Clinton has much pressure to win the presidential election.D閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案. A former girlfriend of the killer co-pilot Andreas Lubitz said he had long planned a spectacular and unforgettable event and told how she was scared by his odd

33、behavior.The unnamed ex-girlfriend claimed he had plotted for a long time to commit an act so terrible that his name would never be forgotten. When she heard about the crash she remembered that Lubitz had told her last year: “One day I will do something that will change the whole system, and then al

34、l will know my name and remember it. I never knew what he meant but now it makes sense,” she told the German newspaperBild(圖片報(bào)).She described Lubitz as a tormented character and said that she had left him because of his personal problems and odd behavior, which frightened her. “At night he woke up a

35、nd screamed Were going down, because he had nightmares. He knew how to hide from other people what was really going on inside,” she said.The co-pilot who flew a Germanwings plane into the Alps killing everyone on board had broken up with his fiance just one day earlier, it is being reported. Andreas

36、 Lubitz and his unnamed girlfriend had been together seven years and were due to marry sometime in 2016, according to French media. But the day before the tragedy that cost the lives of Lubitz and 149 other people, the relationship was ended, the French TV channel ITl claims. Although it had already

37、 been reported that they had broken up, the short time period between that happening and the crash could shed new light on the horrific incident.Lubitz was also a connoisseur of the Alpine region where the fatal accident took place, the channel reports, as he used to come to the area for gliding bet

38、ween 1996 and 2003. Searches of the two homes of Lubitz, who deliberately crashed Germanwings Airbus A320 into the French Alps, had not yielded any claim of responsibility or any sort of suicide note, the prosecutors said.1 . What does Lubitzs ex-girlfriend mean by saying “now it makes sense”?A. Lubitzs odd behavior sometimes scared his ex-girlfriend.B. Lubitz was a man of great ambition with odd character.C. Lubitz committed a terrible act shocking the whole world.D. Lubitz wanted to do something to c