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1、2022年暑假新高三【暑假提能】英语题型专练（通用版）07阅读理解+完形填空+语深填空一、阅读理解1A recent story in the Wall Street Journal newspaper looked at students who went to celebrated universities such as Columbia and New York University, for advanced degrees in subjects like art, film and even social work. Many of the students said they

2、learned a lot. However, when they graduated, they were deep in debt and did not think they would find work that would let them pay back their loans.Students said they spoke with Columbia about the high cost of advanced arts degrees but never received a reasonable answer. Education experts say the sc

3、hool is very wealthy, with large funds. The University, however, prefers to ask the students to pay the full cost.Kevin Carey is a higher education expert for New America, a public policy research center. He called masters degrees “a scam“ in a conversation. Charging people a ton of money to go into

4、 any artistic career is often super problematic J he said.Castillo is an actor in New York City. He earned an MFA from The Actors Studio in New York City. Was his MFA worth the cost? ”I do think it was worth it. I dont put a price tag on my education or my experience. I think its sort of unfortunate

5、 that so many people take education for granted/9 Castillo said students who are thinking about an advanced degree in art should be sure they are doing it because they value the education, not because they want money or to be famous.Plazinska is a filmmaker in New York City. She attended graduate sc

6、hool both at Baylor University in Texas and at the University of Lowa. Arts graduate programs can help students meet and make friends with fellow artists with whom they can work throughout their careers. For school to be of value, students need to remember why they started making art in the beginnin

7、g. Ifs just for the pure pleasure of creating and fulfilling myself this way.” 1. Whafs the problem for students in famous universities for art advanced degrees?A. They cant take loans.B. They cant find any work.C. They may be heavily in debt.D. They may drop out of university.2. What does the under

8、lined word “scam” in paragraph 3 mean?A. Way.B. Trick.C. Skill.D. Game.3. What does Castillo think of his MFA?A. He thinks highly of it.B. Its a waste of money.C. He takes it for granted.D. It brings him fame and money.4. What can we infer from the last two paragraphs?A. Arts graduate programs ensur

9、e a promising future.B. Students had better consider whether they can afford the fee.C. Arts graduate programs introduce celebrity artists to their students.D. Students should stick to their original purposes while learning.2yourself. 45 the rest of the room.The week-long ship travel was full of 46,

10、 There were people from diverse backgrounds speakingdifferent languages. We had stopovers on 47 of all sizes, where we cycled 30-40 kilometers. Then there were whole gales （狂风）so fierce that even the buses couldnt pass for safety 48, So finally we49 back home.We still appreciated the experience. Our

11、 real passion was about the 50 rather than the destination 一 the missed rides, the 51 ship, the mixture of cultures, and all the 52.Sometimes people are so 53 to their comfortable life that it scares them to be off the beaten track. Yet, once out of their comfort zone, the different experiences are

12、what actually 54. Mixing things up, tryingnew things, seeing something through another persons eyes, being 55 to adventure - this is how you create 56.42. A. shiftB.rangeC. breakD. deliver43. A. admittedB. regrettedC. fanciedD. realized44. A. towelB. showerC. drierD. wardrobe45. A. rather thanB. let

13、 aloneC. along withD. in particular46. A. risksB. barriersC. conflictsD. adventures47. A. islandsB. harborsC. mallsD. decks48. A. measuresB. consequencesC. concernsD. expectations49. A. emergedB.joggedC. returnedD. headed50. A. journeyB. emotionC.sceneryD. culture51.A. vacantB. luxuriousC. overcrowd

14、edD. expensive52. A. listedB. recommendedC. canceledD. unsettled53. A. closeB. accustomedC. opposedD. accessible54. A. fall overB. stand outC. set off.D. goby55. A. openB. alertC. blindD. limited56. A. hopeB. importunitiesC. passionD. changes2My brother, Mike, had serious disease. He was born one mo

15、nth before his 57 date. He never lost his 58 teeth, never grew taller than about 30 inches and never 59 more than 28 pounds. They did predict. 60, that he would not live to see his 12th birthday.As a boy I learned to feed and 61 Mike every day, though I was 62. As a teenager, Ibabysat fbr my “big br

16、other“ and learned the 63 amount of medicine to prevent him from trembling.Many people said he would never walk or talk, and should be 64 to some special hospital. He never did learn to walk, but he did learn to talk-not even in 65 sentences, but he had the basics down. If he was 66 or thirsty. 67 k

17、new.He knew 68、too. I was Kagun, not Kevin. But that changed with a beard I grew during the summerbefore college. 69 members said it was ugly. Mike heard it. “Look whos at home. Whos that? theyd say to Mike. Ugly”, he would respond with 70.All of that to me was 71、for he was the only brother I have.

18、57. A. actualB. rightC. dueD. direct阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。58. A. wisdomB. babyC. smallD. white59.A. hadB. affordedC. turnedD. weighed60. A. actuallyB. generallyC. likelyD. hardly61. A. raiseB. bearC. clotheD. bring62. A. embarrassedB. stupidC. skilledD. clumsy63. A. properB. largeC. fullD.

19、 limited64. A. deliveredB.sentC. takenD. tied65. A. goodB. specialC. longD. complete66. A. happyB. coldC. hungryD. anxious67. A. theyB. youC. heD. we68. A. namesB. wordsC. placesD. faces69. A. FamilyB. ClassC. LeagueD. College70. A. surpriseB. angerC. delightD. satisfaction71. A. specialB. normalC.

20、painfulD. strange四、语法填空1Liu Genghong, a Taiwan-born singer, has 72 (expect) become an online hit and sparked a fitness wave with his workout livestream on Douyin, Chinas version of TikTok.Lius workout livestream has taken the Internet by storm. His workout sessions have been so popular that they 73

21、(break) Douyins livestreaming record for 2022 so far, according to data analysis platform Chanmama. Within one month, Lius livestreams have been viewed nearly 100 million times, 74- his most popular session attracting over 44 million live views.No one would have imagined that Liu Genghong, two month

22、s ago, was still an anchor with goods, and the live broadcast room had only a few thousand people at most, but in just two months, 75 (start) from the fitness live broadcast, the number of fans has increased by more than 10 million, and 76 number of fans today keeps growing.In his livestreams, Liu a

23、nd his wife appear 77 (energy), friendly, happy and super fit. They exercise and dance to up-beat songs while explaining and showing their _78_ (move), often encouraging those participating from their own living rooms. 79 Lius dance moves look simple, they are often too intense for his audience _80_

24、 (follow).Liu Genghongs fire did not happen overnight. He has accumulated past experience. Besides, he has indeed found a path of 81 (succeed) that suits him. Persistence in hard work, chance and luck have made Liu Genghong what he is today.2阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Traveling gets a person ou

25、t of their comfort zone and it forces them to be more 82 (adventure), to live life to the fullest, to make the most of this precious gift and use the time they have 83 (discover) new things, and meet new people. This is similar to 84 people experience when reading a fictional story. They get to beco

26、me whoever they are reading about, just like when traveling, they get to become the citizens of the country they 85 (visit), even if it is only for a short time.To conclude, traveling is the perfect 86 (entertain) for a person of any age. On the one hand, it helps people to form a better understandi

27、ng of 87 (they), their beliefs, and their lives. On the other hand, it also provides people with a better understanding of the world in 88 they live. Moreover, it may even help a person to feel89 (connect) to many people living in the world.There90(be) no hesitations. Go and explore the world. In th

28、e meantime, just place an order andget ready for the trip without 91 second thought.3阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式Home quarantine (隔离)and social distancing have proved to be 92 (effect) in containing the spread of virus. Now health authorities are calling 93 changes in long-time traditions of comm

29、unal (公 共的)eating, 94 people pick up food from shared plates with their own chopsticks.Separate dining, which means people use their own tools to eat without sharing food, is quite necessary. If diners have to take from shared plates, for example, 95 (eat) hot pot with a group of people, public chop

30、sticks and spoons should be available at least.China has 96 long history of promoting separate dining. Back in 1910 when pestis hit Chinas northeastern regions, hygiene and health experts called on separate dining 97 (prevent) the spread of the deadly virus. Some restaurants in China 98 (provide) pu

31、blic chopsticks and spoons for decades, but not everyone chooses to use them due to traditional eating habits J said an insider from China Hotel Association. In Chinese tradition, sharing dishes 99 (be) a way to show hospitality to friends, guests or relatives. Habits die hard indeed, but changes ar

32、e underway as more people are developing a sharpened 100 (aware) of the importance of hygiene and health due to COVID-19.A nationwide campaign of using public chopsticks and spoons has been promoted in restaurants in China since the outbreak of COVID-19, which will not 101 (simple) change peoples ea

33、ting habits but its a good time to promote separate dining.4阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Drum culture has accompanied Chinese civilization for thousands of years and has a deep spiritual meaning, far 102 its physical meaning. Confucius regarded the “Drum Dance 103 (high).At the closing ceremony o

34、f the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, 200 drummers in red formed a round drum array (队形)to dance and beat drums. The perfect beats 104 (draw) the curtain on the exceptional Olympic Games. Chinese drum is an ancient practice 105 Chinese culture is deeply rooted.The earliest reference to a clay fired drum

35、 106 (date) back to the Pottery Age. In ancient China, drums were played lo pray to Ihe gods for good weather in agriculture, strike fear in the heart of the enemies in the war and later on accompany some performances and labor 107 (compete).Dozens of types of Chinese drums exist today. For instance

36、, Taiping drum“ is used to express praying for peace and prosperity while Ansai waist drum“， 108 (mean) to interpret the spirit of the Losses Plateau and the 109 (hero) character of Northwest farmers, is still popular.The boom of drum culture reflects 110 stable and prosperous Chinese society. For t

37、housands of years, the drum beats have played in the backdrop, 111 (diversify) Chinese traditional culture.5阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。China has committed itself to (12 (finish) constructing its space station by the end of this year and say it is planning more than forty 113 (launch) for 2022,

38、putting the number roughly level with 114 of the United States. They would include those of two Shenzhou crewed missions, two Tianzhou cargo spacecraft and the stations 115 (add) two modules (太空月仓)，the official Xinhua News Agency reported, citing a recent announcement by the China Aerospace Science

39、and Technology Corporation, 116 (know) as CASC. The two modules will join the Tianhe core module 117 is currently home to a three-person crew.Working largely 118 its own, China has pushed ahead with its Tiangong Space Station program. The current six-month space mission by the crew aboard Tianhe has

40、 been Chinas longest 119 it first sent a human to space in 2003. The three are the second crew 120 (board) the space station, which upon completion 121(weigh) about 180 tons, and be about a quarter the size of the International SpaceStation.Millions of youngsters across Europe could suffer permanent

41、 hearing loss if they listen to MP3 players at too high a volume for more than five hours a week, EU scientists warned Monday.The scientists9 study, requested by the European Commission, argued against the concept of leisure noise,“ saying children and teenagers should be protected from increasingly

42、 high sound levels. There has been increasing concern about exposure from the new generation of personal music players which can reproduce sounds at very high volumes without loss of quality, the Commission, the EUs executive department, said in a statement.Risk for hearing damage depends on sound l

43、evel and exposure time. However, more and more young people have been exposed to the significant threat that leisure noise posed（造成）to hearing in the past decade. Commission experts estimate that between 50 and 100 million people listen to portable （便携式的）music players on a daily basis. If they liste

44、ned for only five hours a week at more than 89 decibels （分贝）,they would already go beyond EU limits for noise allowed in the workplace, they said. But if they listened for longer periods, they would risk permanent hearing loss after five years.The scientists calculated the number of people in that r

45、isk category at between 5 and 10 percent of listeners, meaning up to 10 million people in the European Union. Sales of personal music players have increased in EU countries in recent years, particularly of MP3 players. Commission experts estimate unit sales between 184 and 246 million for all portab

46、le audio devices just over the last four years, of which MP3 players range between 124 and 165 million.Loud mobile phones also came under fire. I am concerned that so many young people who are frequent users of personal music players and mobile phones at high volume levels, may be unknowingly damagi

47、ng their hearing/9 said Meglena Kuneva, the EUs consumer affairs official in her statement.5. What could cause hearing damage according to the text?A. Increasing concern about personal music players.B. The sales of all portable audio devices.C. Sounds at very high volumes from music players.D. The u

48、se of mobile phones of poor quality.6. What is the safe way to use music players according to the experts?A. Ban the use of portable music players.B. Reduce the number of young users.C. Never use personal music players in the workplace. D. Use music players by the limit of time and volume.7. What is Meglena Kunevas attitude towards the frequent use of MP3 players?A. Doubtful.B. Negative.C. Favorable.D. Indifferent.8. Whafs the best title for the text?A. Turn You