2022湖北高中學(xué)業(yè)水平合格性考試英語(yǔ)試題真題

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英語(yǔ)第一部分:閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AMostPopularProjectsVolunteerinCostaRica

Teachin-EnglishAsateachingEnglishvolunteer,youd11havetheopportunitytomakeadifferencetothelivesofchildrenandadultsinCostaRica.ConversationalEnglishisaskillsoughtbymanypeople.ByteachingEng1ish,youcanheIppeopledoalotmorethingstheywantto.MinimumDuration（最短期限）：2WeeksMinimumFee（最低酬金）:560USDVolunteerinGhana

Buildin—HousesVolunteershelpbuildhousesforlocalpeopleandheIpwithtaskslikeclearinglandforthebuildingsite,diggingfoundstions（地基）?..andalltheworkconcernedwithfixingoldbuildings.Youcanhaveatwo-dayfreetriptoNigeriaonweekends.MinimumDuration：3WeeksMinimumFee：840USD1.WherewillavolunteerteachEnglish?A.InCostaRica.B.InGhana.C.InNigeria..WhatwillvolunteersdoinGhana?A.Digwaterwells.B.Helpbuildhouses.C.Talkwithpeople..Howlongwillittaketofinishthesetwoprojects?A.2weeks.B.3weeks.C.5weeks.Wewereonourway!InWyomingwewouldhaveanewhome.Itwas1980andmyhusbandGaryandIweredrivingtoWyomingwithourkids.Afterdrivingallday,wewerehungry.Sowestoppedatarestauranttohavedinner.Afterthedinner,wewereonourwayagain.Suddenlyourvehiclehiticeonabridge.Assoonasthecarstartedtoslide,Garytouchedthebrakes（殺車）butfailedtocontrolthecar.Wewerethrownfromsidetosideagainsttheguardrails（護(hù)欄）.Ittooksometimebeforeweslidtoastop,butunfortunatelyourcarwastotallydestroyed.Onlyminuteslater,acarstoppedbyandthedriveraskedhowhemighthelp.Withhishelp,myhusbandwasabletohaveourcartakentoRapidCity.Thenhedroveustoahotelinthecity.Hemadesureweweresafebeforehesaidgoodnightandleft.Thenextmorning,thedriverreturnedanddroveustofindourcarsothatwecouldtakebackourvaluables.Helostatleasthalfadayofwork,allforafamilyhehadnevermetandwouldneverseeagain.Withnocar,ourfamilyfinallyarrivedinGillette,wherewehadnofriends.Thoughwewerealittlelonely,weallfeltluckyandthankfultotheamazingstrangerwhoseservicemadesuchadifferencetoourfamily..WhydidthefamilygotoWyoming?A.Theylikedtogotraveling.B.Theyhadarestauranttorunthere.C.Theywouldhaveanewhomethere..Whathappenedtotheauthor'scar?A.Ithiticeonabridge.B.Itwastouchedbyacar.C.Itslidintotheriver..Whydidthedrivercomebackthenextmorning?A.Torepairthefamily5scar.B.Tosaygoodbyetothefamily.C.Tohelpthefamilygettheirvaluables..Whatkindofpersonwasthedriver?A.Helpful.B.Honest.C.Humorous.CCanyouimaginethatthereareahugenumberoftinywastepiecesintheArctic（北冰洋的）seaice?Becauseofthewastepieces,30,000kindsofanimalsareindanger.It'struethatoneperson'sactsalonecan'thelptheplanet.Buteachoneofuscanfindwaystomakeourcontributions.Inthehome,wecouldtrynottowastefoods.Useadigitalmealplannertogetarightamountoffoodsothateverythingwebuyandcookgetseaten.Learnhowtostorefoodstokeepthemfreshlonger.Besuretouseproperwaystokeepourhomewarm.Forexample,wecanreplaceoldwindowswithenergy-savingones.Atthestore,wecouldgreenourhabits.Buyreusableplates,butnotsingle-useones.Buyhometissue侈氏巾）notmadeofmaterialswhichmayleadtodestruction（破H；）offorests.Buyglasscupsinsteadofpaperones.Inthecommunity,wecouldhelpkeepitsplantshealthy.Takepartintree-plantingprojectsorgrass-cuttingactivitiestohelpplantsgrowwell.Ouractionsalonecan'tsavetheplanet,buttheabovewaysandhabitscanhelp..Whatputssomanyanimalsindanger?AColdice.B.Wastepieces.C.Badweather..Whyshouldweuseadigitalmealplanner?A.Toavoidwastingfoods.B.Tocookdeliciousfoods.C.Tokeepfoodsfresh..Whatdoestheword“reusable“inthepassagemean?A.Thatcanbekeptlong.B.Thatcanbeusedagain.C.Thatcanbethrownaway.l.Whydoestheauthorwritethispassage?A.Todescribethefutureoftheplanet.B.Toencourageanenvironmentfriendlylife.C.Tointroduceshoppingplacesforgreenproducts.DWeuseourmiddlenameswhenfillingoutofficialpapers,andwhenwewriteourinitials（姓名的首字母）onsomething.Butexceptthat,wedon'tusethemeveryday.Sowhydoweevenhavemiddlenamesinthefirstplace?Somepeoplemightanswer,"It'ssomymomhasthreenamestoshoutatme,soIknowI'mintrouble.”Butthereishistorybehindit,anditdatesbacktoancientRome.Atthattime,peoplehadthreenames,apersonalname,afamilyname,andanothernamewhichshowedwhatbranchoffamilyyouwerefrom.Themorenamesyouhad,themorerespectedyouwerebyothers.ThistraditionofnamesspreadovertoWesternculturesinthe1700s.Aristocrats（貴族）wouldgivetheirchildrenlongnamestoshowtheirhighplaceinsociety.Spanishandsomeothercultureswouldgivetheirchildrennamesfromtheirparents'previousgenerationstobeabletokeeptrackofthechild'sfamilytree.ButthewayweusemiddlenamestodaystartedintheMiddleAgeswhenEuropeansnamedtheirchildrenwiththegivennamefirst,baptismal（洗禮的）namesecond,andfamilynamethird.ThetraditionwasspreadtoAmericaaspeoplestartedtogooverseas.Today,somepeopledon'tevenhavemiddlenames,someprefertobecalledbytheirmiddlename,andsomeneverevenusetheirs.But,justfeelluckythatwedon'tneedtokeeptrackofourfamilytreelikesomearistocratsusedtoandendupwith38names..Whenwouldweusemiddlenames?A.Whencallingourfriends.B.Whenwritingtoourparents.C.Whenfillingoutofficialpapers..Howmightamotherfeelwhensheshoutsoutherchild'sthreenames.A.Proud.B.Angry.C.H叩py..Whywouldaristocratsgivetheirchildrenlongnames?A.Toshowtheirhighplaceinsociety.B.Toshowtheirrespectforothers.C.Toshowtheirgoodmemory..Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.IfsCooltoHave38NamesB.WeDon'tNeedFamilyNamesC.WhyDoWeHaveMiddleNames?第二節(jié)（共5小題;每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂里OLifestyleChangestoMakeYouHealthierandHappierAllpeoplewanttostayhealthyandhappy,butmostofourfocusisonsick-care,nothealthcare.16FoodforhealthEveryoneknowsweshouldeatcertainamountoff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A.tiredofA.ifA.ForgetA.feltA.cleverA.homeA.makeA.tiredofA.ifA.ForgetA.feltA.cleverA.homeA.makeA.wishA.thinkingA.lookforB.satisfiedwithB.whenB.RepeatB.walkedB.curiousB.schoolB.learnB.speechB.talkingB.takeoutA.classB.competitionA.becauseofB.exceptforA.weekB.dayA.adviceB.giftA.finallyB.hardly第二節(jié)（共10小題海小題2分，滿分20分）C.surprisedatC