2022-2023學(xué)年廣東省肇慶市第十二中學(xué)高三英語測試題含解析

2022-2023學(xué)年廣東省肇慶市第十二中學(xué)高三英語測試題含解析一、選擇題1.Tomakeabreakthroughinhisscientificresearch,thescientisthasbeenmakinga(n)_____amountofeffort.A.modest

B.miserableC.optional

D.tremendous參考答案：D【詳解】考查形容詞辨析。句意：這位科學(xué)家為了讓科研有突破，付出了巨大的努力。A.modest謙虛的；B.miserable悲慘的；C.optional可選擇的；D.tremendous巨大的，故選D。2.JustasMartinLutherKing，Jr．said，peaceisnotmerelyadistantgoalthatweseek，butameans________wearriveatthatgoal．（）A．inwhich B．withwhich C．bywhich D．towhich參考答案：C本題考查關(guān)系代詞的用法．定語從句中關(guān)系詞是根據(jù)先行詞和從句的結(jié)構(gòu)來判斷的，題干中從句wearriveatthatgoal是一個(gè)完整的結(jié)構(gòu)，不能直接用關(guān)系代詞，要通過添加介詞的方式來構(gòu)成．本題的先行詞是ameans一種方法，通過某種方法，介詞要用by．故選C．3.The2-year-oldsonlookedabitupsetwhenlearningthathisparents

toworkinBeijing.A．a(chǎn)releaving

B．haveleft

C．wereleaving

D．willleave參考答案：C4.–Whataboutyournewclothes?

–Theyarealittleexpensive,butthecloth_______well.

A.iswashed

B.washes

C.iswashing

D.hasbeenwashed參考答案：B略5.—It’stoocomplex,Ithink．—________.Sowe’dbettermakeiteasierforstudentstogetinvolved．A.That’sridiculous B.That’sthepointC.That’ssettled D.That’sallright參考答案：B【詳解】考查情景交際。句意：——那太復(fù)雜了，我認(rèn)為?！钦菃栴}的關(guān)鍵。因此我們最好讓學(xué)生更容易參與。It’sridiculous．那太荒謬了；That’sthepoint那正是問題的關(guān)鍵；That’ssettled那就解決了；That’sallright沒關(guān)系。根據(jù)“It’stoocomplex,Ithink．”可知，復(fù)雜是問題的關(guān)鍵所在。B項(xiàng)符合語境。6.---Jason,youneedtorefreshyourselfwithacupofcoffee.

---Yeah,Iwenttobedverylatelastnight,________,earlythismorning.A,ratherthan B.what’smore

C.orrather

D.what’sworse參考答案：C7.W,whichhas_________foodanddrinkchannelwithclearexplanations,is______verypopularwebsite.A．a(chǎn);the

B．the;不填

C．a(chǎn);a

D．不填;a參考答案：C8.______theybelieveenjoyingasportsteamis

themostidealapproachtomakingnewfriends,Iprefertoattendcommunityactivitiestowidenmysocialcircle.A.As

B.Although

C.Asif

D.Onlyif參考答案：B【知識點(diǎn)】

狀語從句表轉(zhuǎn)折，雖然…但是9.從A、B、C、D中找出其劃線部分與所給單詞的劃線部分讀音相同的選項(xiàng)。

1．a(chǎn)ction

A．a(chǎn)dapt

B．a(chǎn)ctress

C．a(chǎn)gent

D．a(chǎn)mount

2．a(chǎn)pologise

A．case

B．course

C．raise

D．service

3．speech

A．church

B．stomach

C．technology

D．machine

4．graph

A．daughter

B．telephone

C．fright

D．though

5．scream

A．breast

B．break

C．spread

D．defeat參考答案：BCABD10.Theyoungmembermadeseveralproposals,andnoneof____consideredpracticaloracceptable．A．them

B．which

C．it

D．what參考答案：A11.Lookoverthere—there’saverylong,windingpath_________uptothehouse.A.leading

B.leads

C.led

D.tolead參考答案：A考查非謂語動(dòng)詞。句意為“看那邊，有一條長長的蜿蜒小路向上延伸到那座房子?！眑eading作為path的后置定語，相當(dāng)于whichleads。故選A。12.—I’dliketotakeaweek’sholiday．—_________，we’retoobusy．

A.Don’tworry

B.Don’tmentionit

C.Forgetit

D.Pardonme參考答案：D13._______,sheisthesortofwomantospreadsunshinetopeoplethroughhersmileA.Shyandcautious

B.SensitiveandthoughtfulC.Honestandconfident

D.Lightheartedandoptimistic參考答案：D.解析：本題考查形容詞辨析。Shyandcautious意為“害羞的謹(jǐn)慎的；sensitiveandthoughtful意為“敏感的與體貼的”；Honestandconfident“誠實(shí)的與自信的”；Lightheartedandoptimistic意為“愉快的與樂觀的”。句意為“愉快與樂觀的她，是那種通過微笑把陽光撒給他人的女士?！?4.Tom

inthelibraryeverynightoverthelastthreemonths.A.works

B.worked

C.hasbeenworking

D.hadbeenworking參考答案：C試題分析：考查時(shí)態(tài)。句意：在過去的三個(gè)月里，Tom每天晚上都在圖書館里學(xué)習(xí)。由句中的時(shí)間狀語overthelastthreemonths可知應(yīng)用現(xiàn)在完成進(jìn)行時(shí)。故選C。15.—I'vestudiedgardeningasahobby．CouldImakesomequestions?—

.A．Gorightahead

B．It'suptoyouC．Takeiteasy

D．Italldepends參考答案：A16.TheSpringFestivalisthetimeofyearthat_____thelargestannualmassmigrationontheplanetwhenonesixthoftheworld’spopulation_____home.A.willsee;travels

B.saw;wastravellingC.willbeseeing;willbetravelling

D.sees;travel參考答案：D考查動(dòng)詞的時(shí)態(tài)。句意：每年的春節(jié)是這個(gè)星球上最大的年度大規(guī)模遷徙的時(shí)候，在那個(gè)時(shí)候，全球人口的六分之一旅行回家。see“見證”作定語從句中的謂語，that指代先行詞year，先行詞是第三人稱單數(shù)，與謂語動(dòng)詞see是主動(dòng)關(guān)系，句子講述客觀事實(shí)用一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)，故第一空填sees；分?jǐn)?shù)或者百分?jǐn)?shù)修飾名詞作主語，謂語動(dòng)詞與所修飾的名詞保持人稱和數(shù)的一致，根據(jù)語境可知，population此處表示“人們”是復(fù)數(shù)，文章描述現(xiàn)在存在的事實(shí)用一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)，故第二空填travel。故選D。二、完型填空17.TherewasatimewhenIthoughtmydaddidn’tknowathingaboutbeingagoodfather.Icouldn’t

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himeversayingthewords“Iloveyou.”Itseemstomehisonlypurposeinlifewastosay“

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”toanywhereIwantedtogoandanythingIwantedtodo,includinggettinga

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.Someparentsboughttheirkidscarswhentheygottheirdriver’slicenses.Notmydad----hesaidthatI’dhavetogetajobandbuymyown.SothatiswhatIdid.Igotajobataverynicerestaurantand

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everypennyIcouldand

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Ihadenoughtobuymycar,Idid!ThedayIbroughtthatcarhome,mydadwasthefirstoneIwantedto

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to.“Look,dad,acarofmyown.Ifyoueverwantaride,I’llonly

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youfivedollars.”Iofferedwithasmile.“Isee,”wasallhesaid.Oneday,therewassomethingwrongwithmyfather’struck.Soheneededa

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towork.Thesunwasn’tevenupwhenweleftthehouse,

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itwasalreadygettingwarmout.Itwasgoingtobea(n)

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day.AsIdroppedmydadoff,I

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him,dressedinhisworkclothes,gettinghis

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fromthetruck(車尾箱)ofmycar.Watchinghissun-weatheredface,andevenfromadistanceIcouldtelltherewere

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linesthanIeverrememberedbeingtherebefore.Irealizedhowhardmydadworksforthefamily.Myfatherisacementfinisher(水泥修整工).Inthatinstant,it

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tomethatheactuallygotdownonhishandsandkneestosweatoverhotconcretetomakealivingforhisfamily.Andhedidthisdayinanddayout,

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hotitgot.Never,notonce,hadIhearhim

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aboutit.Tohimwewere“worth”it.Andneveroncedidhe“charge”usforit.Whenheclosedthetrunk,histoolssetofftotheside,hewalkedovertomywindowto

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mefivedollars.Irolleddownthewindowandsaid“Good-bye,dad.Keepyourfivedollars.It’smy

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.Don’tworktoohard.Iloveyou.”His

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metmine,thenglancedawayinthedirectionofhiswaitingtools,he

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histhroatandsaid,“Oh,and…me,too.”36.A.like

B.remember

C.forget

D.care37.A.Sorry

B.Yes

C.No

D.Well38.A.car

B.friend

C.job

D.present39.A.spent

B.earned

C.kept

D.saved40.A.when

B.if

C.because

D.though41.A.payitback

B.handitover

C.turnitup

D.showitoff42.A.pay

B.charge

C.offer

D.provide43.A.ride

B.leave

C.trip

D.hurry44.A.as

B.although

C.but

D.since45.A.ordinary

B.hot

C.work

D.special46.A.helped

B.followed

C.left

D.watched47.A.tools

B.clothes

C.luggage

D.bag48.A.fewer

B.more

C.longer

D.deeper49.A.happened

B.seemed

C.occurred

D.appeared50.A.whatever

B.whenever

C.wherever

D.however51.A.talk

B.complain

C.ask

D.speak52.A.hand

B.pass

C.lend

D.take53.A.help

B.advice

C.treat

D.reply54.A.hands

B.smile

C.voice

D.eyes55.A.cleaned

B.wiped

C.cleared

D.felt參考答案：36-40BCADA

41-45DBACB

46-50DABCD

51-55

BACDC三、閱讀理解18.Foodstoringiscommoninmembersofthecrow（烏鴉）family.Anewstudytestedthebirdsoutsidethisnaturallyoccurringbehaviour,whichmayhaveevolved（進(jìn)化）specificallybecauseitgivescrowsasurvivaladvantage.Somecrowspeciesareknowntonaturallyusetoolstorecoverfood.Sotheresearcherstestedwhetherthebirdscouldstoreandrecoveratoolsotheycouldgetitattheirfoodafteragapof17hours—somethingwewouldn’texpectthemtodonaturally.Buttheywereabletoinstantlyselectthetooloutofanumberofunnecessaryitems.

Inanotherexperiment,theresearcherstaughtcrowstoselectatoken（禮品券）fromanumberofitemssothattheycouldthenexchangeforfood.Again,thebirdsthenshowedthattheycouldplanforthefutureusingthisnewbehaviour.Thisisdifferentfromallofthepreviousstudiesinfutureplanning,whichhavefocusedonnaturallyoccurringbehaviour.Forexample,weknowthatchimpanzeesselect,transportandsaveappropriatetoolsforfutureneeds.

Thesestudieshaveshownthatanimalscanplanforthefuture—buttheyleftanimportantquestionopenfordebate.Areanimalsonlyabletoplantouseabilitiesthathaveevolvedtogivethemaspecificadvantage,orcantheyflexiblyandintelligentlyapplyplanningbehaviouracrossvariousactions?Mostcriticswouldsaytheformer,astheanimalsweretestedinnaturallyoccurringbehaviours.

Butthenewresearchprovidesthefirstevidencethatanimalspeciescanplanforthefutureusingbehaviourthatdoesn’ttypicallyoccurinnature.Thissupportstheviewthatatleastsomerecognitiveabilitiesinanimalsdon’tevolvejustinresponsetospecificproblems.Instead,itsuggeststhatanimalscanapplythesebehavioursflexiblyacrossproblemsinasimilarwaytohumans.Weneedtoinvestigatehowflexiblebehaviourevolved.Thenwemightbeabletoseehowcrows’abilitytoplanforthefuturefitsinwiththeirbroadercognitivepowers.32.What’sthenewfindingaboutsomecrowsaccordingtoParagraph1?

A.Theycanstorefood.

B.Theycanusetoolstorecoverfood.

C.Theycanstoreandrecovertools.

D.Theycanselectandstorefood.33.Whatarecrowstrainedbyscientiststodowhengivenatoken?

A.Rejectitcasually.

B.Exchangeitforfood.

C.Saveitastheirfood.

D.Buildanestwithit.34.Whatdoscientiststhinkofthestudiesthatanimalscanplanforthefuture?

A.Theyarecontroversial.

B.Theyaredisappointing.

C.Theyarecontradictory.

D.Theyareconvincing.35.Whatcanbeinferredaboutrecognitiveabilitiesinanimals?

A.Theydeveloponlywithage.

B.Itisunclearhowthey’veevolvednow.

C.Noanimalsbutcrowsbenefitfromthem.

D.Planningforthefuturehelpstheirevolution.參考答案：CBAB19.Inademocraticsocietycitizensareencouragedtoformtheirownopinionsoncandidatesforpublicoffices,taxes,constitutionalamendments(修正案),environmentalconcerns,foreignpolicy,andotherissues.Theopinionsheldbyanypopulationareshapedandmanipulatedbyseveralfactors:individualcircumstances,themassmedia,special-interestgroups,andopinionleaders.Wealthypeopletendtothinkdifferentlyonsocialissuesfrompoorpeople.Factoryworkersprobablydonotsharethesameviewsaswhite-collarworkers,non-unionworkers.Womenemployedoutsidetheirhomessometimeshaveperspectivesdifferentfromthoseoffull-timehomemakers.Intheseandotherwaysindividualstatusshapesone’sviewofcurrentevents.Themassmedia,especiallytelevision,arepowerfulinfluencesonthewaypeoplethinkandact.Governmentofficialsnotehowmailfromthepublictendsto“followtheheadlines”.Whateverisfeaturedinnewspapersandmagazinesandontelevisionattractsenoughattentionthatpeoplebegintoinformthemselvesandtoexpressopinions.Themassmediahavealsocreatedlargeraudiencesforgovernmentandawiderrangeofpublicissuesthanexistedbefore.Priortotelevisionandthenationaleditionsofnewspapers,issuesandcandidatestendedtoremainlocalized.InGreatBritainandWestGermany,forexample,electionstothenationallegislatureswereusuallyviewedbyvotersaslocalcontests.Today’selectionsareseenasstrugglesbetweenpartyleadersandprograms.IntheUnitedStatesradioandtelevisionhavebeenbeneficialtothepresidency.SincethedaysofFranklinD.Rooseveltandhis"firesidechats",presidentshaveappealeddirectlytoanationalaudienceovertheheadsofCongresstoadvocatetheirprograms.Special-groupsspendvastsumsannuallytryingtoinfluencepublicopinion.Publicutilities,forinstance,triedtoswaypublicopinioninfavorofnuclearpowerplants.Opposedtothemwerecitizens'organizationsthatlobbiedtohalttheuseofnuclearpower.Duringthe1960stheAmericanMedicalAssociationconductedanunsuccessfuladvertisingcampaigndesignedtopreventthepassageofmedicare.Opinionleadersareusuallysuchprominentpublicfiguresaspoliticians,show-businesspersonalities,andcelebrityathletes.Theopinionsoftheseindividuals,whetherinformedandintelligentornot,carryweightwithsomesegmentsofthepopulation.Someindividuals,suchasNobelPrizewinners,aresuddenlythrustintopublicviewbythemedia.Byquicklyreachingalargeaudience,theirviewsgainahearingandareperhapsinfluentialinshapingviewsoncomplexissues.46