2022年北京團結(jié)湖第三中學高二英語聯(lián)考試卷含解析

2022年北京團結(jié)湖第三中學高二英語聯(lián)考試卷含解析一、選擇題1..Meetingmyuncleafteralltheseyearswasanunforgetablemoment,____Iwillalwaystreasure.A.that

Bone

C.it

D.what參考答案：B略2.Theemploymentratehascontinuedtoriseinbigcitiesthankstotheeffortsofthelocalgovernmentstoincrease______________.A.them

B.those

C.it

D.that參考答案：C3.Afewminutesearlierandwe___thetrain.A.havecaught

B.hadcaughtC.couldhavecaught

D.weretocatch參考答案：C4.IfI

hisadvice,Iwouldn'thavelosrmyjob.A.take

B.hadtaken

C.took

D.havetaken參考答案：B5.Mr.Whitegraduatedfrom___CambridgeUniversitywithadegreein___physics.

A.the;a

B.a;a

C.a;the

D./;/

參考答案：D6.Thediscoveryofnewevidenceledtothethief

.A.havingcaught

B.beingcaught

C.catchthethief

D.tobecaught參考答案：B7.—Hey,dorememberwearegoingtoMr.Black’sofficetomorrow.—Oh,Ihavealmostforgotten,but_____.A.notreally

B.nevermindC.noproblem

D.nodoubt參考答案：C【詳解】考查習慣用語。A.notreally不見得；B.nevermind沒關(guān)系；C.noproblem沒問題；D.nodoubt毫無疑問。句意：—嘿，別忘了我們明天要去布萊克先生的辦公室?！叮也铧c忘了，但是沒問題。故C選項正確。8.Themanagerdecidedtogivethejobtohebelievedhadastrongsenseofduty.

A.those

B.who

C.whoever

D.nomatterwho參考答案：C9.Whattroubledtheteacherwasthatnoonepresentmadeananswerwhenaskedwhohadbrokentheglasses,sohedidn’tknowwho

.A.wasblamed

B.wastobeblamed

C.wouldbeblamed

D.wastoblame參考答案：D10.Itisapitythattheindustrialcities_____inthenineteenthcenturydonotattractvisitors.A.tobebuilt

B.havingbuilt

C.beingbuilt D.built參考答案：D11.Theanimalsareskinnedonthespotandthewool______toIndia.A.taken B.weretaken C.taking D.beingtaken參考答案：A略12.Toeveryone’ssurprise,suchimportantandtopurgentinformationhasbeen______,butthepolicearereportedtobelookingintothecase.A.madeout

B.checkedout

C.letout

D.putout參考答案：C13.Weareallforyourproposalthatthediscussion.

A.beputoff B.wasputoffC.shouldputoff D.istoputoff參考答案：A提示:proposal的同位語從句中應用“should+動詞原形”表示虛擬語氣,should可以省略。故本題選A項。

14.Mr.Smith，________ofthe________speech，startedtoreadanovel.A．tired；boring

B．tiring；boredC．tired；bored

D．tiring；boring參考答案：24.答案A

解析句意為：由于厭倦了那令人討厭的演講，史密斯先生開始讀起了小說。tiredof厭倦……；boring令人厭倦的，無聊的，故選A項。

略15.Thesuggestion_____studentsshouldlearnsomethingpracticalatschoolisworthconsidering.A.which

B.what

C.whether

D.that參考答案：D16.Whilehewasat____college,hetookpartinthemarch,andwassoonthrowninto_____prison.A.the;/

B./;the

C./;/

D.the;the參考答案：C二、完型填空17.完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）Oneday,anoldcouplewalkedintoalawyer’soffice.Apparently,theyweretherefora(n)

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.Thelawyerwasvery

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.Afterhavingachatwiththem,hegottheir

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.Thecouplehadbeen

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alltheir40yearsofmarriage.Now,alltheirchildrenhadalready

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,sotherewasnothingelsetheyhadtoworryabout..Thelawyercouldn’tunderstandsohe

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adinnertogether.Atthetable,thecouplewereboth

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.Thefirstdishwasroastchicken.

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,theoldmantookthedrumstick(雞腿)forthelady.Lookingatthis,thelawyerthoughtmaybetherewasstilla(n)

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,butthewifesaid,“Thisisalwaystheproblem.YouneverthinkabouthowI

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;don’tyouknowIhatedrumsticks?”Butshedidn’tknowthat,overtheyears,thehusbandhadbeentryingallwaysto

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her.Nordidsheknow

thatdrumstickswereherhusband’sfavorite.Thatnight,bothofthemcouldn’t

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.Theoldmanknewhecouldn’tcarryonwithlifewithouther.Hewantedtotellherhewas

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,andthathelovedher.Hepickedupthephoneandstarted

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hernumber.Ringingneverstopped.Ontheotherside,shewassadand

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toanswer,knowingthatitwashim.“Iwanttokeepitthisway.Ifnot,I’lllose

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,”shethought.Thephonestillkeptringing.Finally,she

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thecord(電話線).

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didsherememberthathehadheartproblems.Thenextday,shereceivednewsthathehadpassedaway.She

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tohisapartment,seeinghisbodylyingonthebedwithhishand

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holdingontothephone.Hehadaheartattackwhenhewasstilltryingtogetthroughtoher.36.A.interview B.discussion C.divorce D.trade37．A.excited B.touched C.bored D.puzzled38．A.plan

B.story

C.permission D.comment39．A.quarrelling

B.preparing C.struggling D.working40．A.turnedup

B.comeback C.grownup D.stayedon41．A.finished B.ordered C.cooked D.suggested42．A.nervous B.silent

C.proud D.comfortable43．A.Immediately B.Eventually C.Frequently D.Regularly44．A.agreement

B.reason

C.chance D.result45．A.compete B.breathe C.speak D.feel46．A.inspire

B.please

C.interest D.save47．A.sleep

B.drink

C.stop D.stand48．A.sorry

B.busy

C.poor D.patient49．A.copying B.sending C.writing D.dialing50．A.promised

B.happened C.refused D.forgot51．A.sense

B.face

C.pleasure D.honesty52．A.pulledout

B.putaway C.passedon D.tookup53．A.Often

B.Little

C.Well

D.So54．A.pulledup

B.tookoff C.movedon D.rusheddown55．A.again

B.even

C.still D.also參考答案：36-55

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BABDC三、閱讀理解18.Atraveleroncevisitedacitywhereeveryoneworeblue.Puzzled,hewenttoadyer(染匠)andsaid,“Pleasedye（染）thehandkerchiefred.”“Idon’tknowhowtodyered.”“Thendyeitgreen.”“Ican’tdyeitgreen.Therearefortymasterdyersinthiscity,andeveryoneofuscandyeonlyblue.”“Icandyeallcolor1s,”saidthetraveler,“HiremeandI’llteachyoumyart.”“Weneverallowastrangertoenterourcraft(行業(yè))”,saidthedyer.Thetravelermadethesameoffertotheothermasterdyers,butnonewouldhirehim.Sohebeganhisowndyeshop.Folkssooncrowdedaroundasking,“Whatareallthesebeautifulcolor1scalled?”Heanswered,“Thisisredandthatisyellow,”andsoon.Everyonebeganbringinghimclothtodye.Whenthemasterdyerssawthis,theyquicklyapologizedfortheirpastinsults(侮辱),begginghimtohirethemandteachthemhisart.

56.Tothetraveler,thestrangestthingaboutthecitywasthat_______.A.itwasaniceandoldcity

B.therewerefortymasterdyersC.everyoneworethesamecolor1

D.thedyersdidn’tusemachines57.Thetravelervisitedthefirstdyerinorderto______.A.havehishandkerchiefdyedyellow

B.haveallhisclothesdyedblueC.seeifthedyercoulddyedifferentcolor1s

D.sellthedyersomenewmaterialsfordyeing58.Noneofthedyerswouldhirethetravelerbecausehe______.A.madefunofthem

B.wantedtoomuchmoneyC.knewnothingaboutdyeing

D.wasastranger59.Thisstorycouldbetakenasawarningagainst_______.A.wearingonlyblueclothes

B.refusingtolearnnewwaysC.hiringastranger

D.visitingstrangecities參考答案：CCDB19.Littlemorethanacenturyago,theAmericanchestnut(栗樹)wasoneofthemostimportantandbeautifultreesintheUnitedStates.Thistreeoncemadeup25percentoftheforestsintheEast.ItcoveredmillionsofacresasfarinlandasIllinois.Today,ithasalmostdisappearedfromthelandscape.Before1900,thereweresomanyAmericanchestnutsthatpeoplesaidasquirrelcouldtravelfromMainetoGeorgiabyjumpingfromonetoanotherwithoutevertouchingtheground.Whenchestnutsfloweredinthespring,thesnow-likeblossomscoverthemountains.Theselovelytreesgrewlarge—upto100feettallandfourfeetindiameter(直徑).Entirecommunitiesdependedonthechestnutfordailylifeandasasourceofincome.Itswoodwaslight,strong,easytoworkwithandrot-resistant.Soitwasusedforeverythingfromhousestomusicalinstruments.NativeAmericanmedicinewasmadewiththebark,leaves,andotherpartsofthetree.Thenutsareadeliciousfeastforpeopleandwildlife.Theywerealsogatheredandsoldasacashcrop.Thebranchesofthechestnutprovidedwelcomeshadeinthesummer.Intheearly1900s,peoplebegantonoticethatthetreesweredying.Afungus(真菌)hadarrivedfromAsiaonadifferentkindofchestnuttree.ItinfectedmatureAmericanchestnuts.Thechestnutblight(枯蔞病)spreadsofastthatlocalpeopledidn’tfindoutwhatwashappeninguntilhugenumbersofchestnuttreeswerekilled.TheAmericanchestnutisnotextinct.Thefungusdoesnotkilltheroots,whichcanstillsendupnewleaves.However,astheleavesgrow,theytoobecomeinfectedanddieback.Thus,thetreescannevergrowaslargeastheyoncedid.MatureAmericanchestnuttreesareextremelyrare.Still,effortsarebeingmade.Scientistsareworkingtofindawaytohelpthetreesresistthefungus.Severalnationalgroupssupportthisresearch.TheyalsoencouragetheplantingofAmericanchestnutssotherewillbeplentyoftreesstillaroundwhentheblightiseventuallycontrolled.Somedaymaybepeoplewillonceag