2022年新高二英语暑假刷讲专项讲义 9-普通用卷.docx

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1、题号*四五六七八总分得分绝密启用前2022年新高二英语暑假刷讲专项讲义92019-2020学年北京市101中学高二（上）期中英语试卷考试范围：XXX；考试时间：100分钟；命题人：XXX学校:姓名：班级：考号：注意事项：1 .答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2 .回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡对应题目的答案标号涂黑；如需 改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上， 写在试卷上无效。3 .考试结束后，本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第I卷(选择题)一、单选题(本大题共15小题，共15.0分)Nowadays senior high

2、 students are burdened with too many, which is making them less and less confident.A. motivationsB. expectationsC. amusementsD. opportunities1. The on his face told me that he was angry.()A. impressionB. sightC. appearanceD. expression2. Dogs have a very good of smell and are often used to search fo

3、r survivors inthe earthquake.A, senseB* viewC, meansD, idea3. Most female workers in Beijing suffer from connected to the global financialcrisis, according to a recent survey.A. curiosityB. eagernessC. thirstD. anxiety4. People have always been about exactly how life on earth began. ()curiousB. exci

4、tedC. anxiousD. carefulC. are required to major in insuranceD. must have relevant experiences 61. The writer thinks that .A. majors are closely linked to career pathsA. students of finance tend to receive higher salariesB. volunteer experiences help graduates get employedD. social work graduates hav

5、e more employment opportunities 62. Which of the following shows the organization of the passage ? Point Sp： Sub-point （次要点）C： ConclusionThe biggest and the smallest of the worlds animals are most likely to die out,according to a new analysis,with vertebrates （脊椎动物）in the so - called nGoldi-locks zo

6、neH-not too big and not too small-winning out. Action is needed to protect animals at both ends of the scale, they say. The research adds to evidence that animals are dying out on such a scale that a sixth extinction is considered under way.One clue is body size. Research on birds and mammals has sh

7、own that those with larger bodies are more likely to go extinct. Yet, when the researchers made a database of thousands of birds, mammals, fish, amphibians （两栖动物）and reptiles （爬行动物）that are likely to be extinct, they found disproportionate （不成比例的）losses at the large and small ends of the scale.Surpr

8、isingly, we found that not only the largest of all vertebrate animal species are most threatened,but the very tiniest ones are also highly threatened with extinction,1 Prof. Ripple told BBC News.Large animals, such as elephants, rhinos （犀牛）and lions have long been the target of protection efforts. H

9、owever, fish, birds, reptiles and amphibians that are the giants of their kind, such as the whale shark, Somali ostrich （鸵鸟）and the Chinese giant salamander （蝶嫄），. .* 1 O . . * O . . . O . 操. . O . . * O O O * O 媒 * O 女 O 鼠翅出郑区塌祖邸氐班派. .* 1 O . . * O . . . O . 操. . O . . * O O O * O 媒 * O 女 O 鼠翅出郑区塌祖

10、邸氐班派第10页，共44页、二改-end 5 be overlooked, Meanwhipsmall endangered speciessuch as frogs and shrews (Msss) receive very lit=e arten二on-二二 hmrfor the smallest: species first: of 巴一 we need 5 bring more attention ro -hems because rhe larger ones ge- aor of arten 二 OF buts-e smaller ones ger very 三 tp- said

11、 prof, Rippne,In the s-udyver-ebrates with rhe sma=es- and the narges- bodies were found to be mos- -ikelyodisappear whe-herrhey were on Hand or living in oceansstreams or rivers. Heavy weights arehrearened mainly by huntingwhile fearherw2.gh_s areosmg outo pollution and cus.ng down foresrs 二 ultima

12、relya reducing global consumption of wild meat is a key step 5 reduce nega-ive impac-s of hunting jishing&nd gapping on -he wor-d-s Verrebrafcs3-they write in Proceedings of rhe National Academy of sciences- 63 wha- made the researchers feel surprised*? A A sixth of animals are dying outB Small anim

13、als are in grea- danger-c Grea- 一osses of birds and mammals.D Big animals are -ikely to disappear-64 What should we do first for the sma二es species according10 prof RippleZ A, Transform our hab-ts.B Change our concepts.c Find ways to save sma= animals.D Take measures ro S3P po-UHOn65 wha presents th

14、e grea二hreat _0 versbrates according_0 the lasr paragraphs A. Loss of forests， B CHma-e change. c Human activities- D. Environmonral pollu二on- 66, Whar would be the bes-ti 二 e forthe passage? A Size Matrers When I- Comes 一o Extmc-ion RiskB Large AnimBS Are Bad-y in Need of prose二on c Why a GresNumbe

15、r of Anima - s Are Dying outD- Whar We Should Do _0 Protect: Endangered Species 岳,酉河宙田(畀，与壮5/丁中.壮一。0少)How 10 Bring Our Community Togaher Canada is a nation -ha- prides its2f on muricu-tura-ism and opportunity. (1), Bui-dmg sociall connections and a sense of belonging brings peopleogerher in ways rha

16、- srrengs-en individual relationships as well as whoQcommunEes-There are several thingss-ar we can do_0 develop strong social connections and a sense of belonging：(2) One of -he simpnes- waysobring a community rogsher is -hrough shared experience- Even-S -ike an inornationa- food fesHvaL a spoils le

17、ague featuring acrivi-ies from arounds-e world . and healrh and weUness programs drawing on different: culHresyare excellent: ways of bringing people together-Think ourside our box .(3), Many of us get caughr up in our own routines and practices and forge-tharthere are other ways of doing things Try

18、 talking to different community members - ranging from youths s seniorsyoundersfand -heir opinions of 一 he wor-p (4). Try new rhmgs- Posiriv2 y influencing our community can go beyond vocseermg our-ime and resources， Consider getting involved in our community by working fo二he 2017 Census ( 口) as an

19、enumera-or (嚼慨加)or a crew leader。 Census enumerafors are responsible for identifying dwellings on maps- conduc-mg persona- interviews- and following up wi-h respondents in person and by phoneywh二e crew leaders are responsible for leading . training and supervising a 一eam of enumerators .(5)A strong

20、fee-ing of unity in a community can make residen-s feel comfortable and ar home- A Plan community eVess.B Encourage community members 10 do some community service work. c socEconnecfions offer community members chancesoknow each orher better D Our multi cultural tradition provides a welcoming enviro

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23、. DE.EF.FG.G72.第II卷（非选择题）五、单句语法填空(本大题共35小题，共35.0分)73. It is a truth which is universally(acknowledge) that wealth doesnt necessarily mean happiness.74. Ladies and gentlemen, please remain(seat) until the plane has come to a complete stop.75. Many cancer victims can(cure) if the disease is found earl

24、y enough.76. Was the south of the country worst(affect) by the flood?77. The little girl(bite) badly by mosquitoes last night.78. Farmers in China used to live a hard life and were always(disturb) by hunger.79. Sun Yang(ban) from taking part in matches for 8 years by CAS(国际体育仲裁 法庭)on February 28.80.

25、 It(predict) that our Chinese government will make more efforts to focus on a high-quality economic growth model.81. Before the researchers conducted the experiment, the subjects(categorise) according to age.82. The poor man(accuse) of murder last year but in fact he did not do it.83. China made gre

26、at efforts to give timely treatment to those infected with COVID-19 and(applaud) by the rest of the world in the past months.84. We have been trying to train the young people who(hire) last month and they are doing their best to learn.85 A-rhough -he -Ong sen-ences and difHcu-t srrucrurQS in this no

27、vel(po-ishL it sti= keeps much of rhe charm of-he originaL- Iris saids-a 二 he old coins(bury) under the ears-for abou 二 00 years bys-e time they were discovered86 - A = rhesQ documents must(submo-o -he university you are applying to before December- If you do not obey rhe rE-es in rhe companychances

28、 are -hat you(dismiss)，87 - Although serious problems st 三 remain and need(deal) with二 he worEis a safer and healthier place90 The effec-s of rhe drug on patients- behavior is extremely difncu-r(evaluare)91 Ar-ha-time people wou-d s-arve if food was difficult(fmd)9 cspecia二y during rhe COEwin-er mon

29、ths，. The childby his parenrs Evenrua一ly rheboy was found wandering in the streetshimself to despair, (abandon)92 - Muslim women are(forbid)ogo our wirhou- a veil 言菩),- I like ge-tmg up early in summen The morning air is so good(breathe)-93 . As a splendid secretary Mr, Howe二 always keeps rhe manage

30、r informed of what-s going on at home and abroadso he deserves(praise)- There are several reasons 5 believes-a 二 he urge -o hepinform and share are no 二 augF bur nacra=y(possess)m young children-94 . This kind of c-orh(se=) we= When I go-0 -he shopyfhe cus一omers had bough- it 98 It-S eveybody-s desi

31、re that ever effort(make)oreduce the po=ution in our ciry,99, By the end of lasr year) another new rheme park(complere) in thar areFso- Several s-udents(remove) from school for cheating in exams -ast srm, 3L The waste water-hen flows into rivers and outro se 尸 where they(ear) by sea animals.102 - Al

32、though?=) many rimey the boy made same mistakes again,33, The chairooks rather hardbu- in facta ir is very comforrab-e(sit) OF搬一 4刘洋44同请不要在装订线内答题、二改104 The devcopment programme had _0(abandon) when 一 he company ran Ou- of cash105Imsorry this office is so dir-y but can-t(clean) unmorrow morning a-the

33、 earnest，106 You have ro be very carefu- with rhis 0-d book because rhe paper(rear) easily.107 Fmgoing ro America nex- week.Do you have anything(rake)oyour brorherrher%4,加添演沙(畀天思壮4咦图壮60.06)1。8 A Our school planned arip for us _0 study English in another countrys-is holiday，I was excise! for if was m

34、y first-ime (1) (travel) abroad，I (2) (pack) everything I thought I wou-d need into my backpack- I knew I was going 3 have so much fun- After boaamg rhe bus-0 -he airporrI said goodbyeomy paren-s Iooked ou 二 he window of rhe bus and dreamed abo(3) we would do while on ourtrip-B Dough figurine (南回A)

35、a-so known as dough modelingy is a kind of Chinese folk arr- It is (4) (simple) made bu-of high ar二 s-ic vE-ue- Ir (5) (record) as early as the Han Dynasty Dough craftsman draws marerEls based onS- e required - After a repe三ion of rubbing - wistmg and lifting (6) hand- and poking。cutting。and carving

36、 by bamboo knife- the craf-sman (7) (shape) the body and -he face of -he figurine graduaUy Dressed up with hair access ories and corhess all of a Sudd3 a vivid aasric ngulu.ne comes Go life- C Harry is an American businessman。 His job requires him_0 do a lor of traveling。 In rhe pasr six months he h

37、as made nine -rip2 (8) purpose is _0 atrend mee-mgs and make presen 密二 ons- Harryovesotrave- and fe2s each country has a charm of its own After graduation Harry decided 5 make t ravel parr of his career- He warded_0 experience different: cultures of other (9) (country) He was dreaming of (10) (work)

38、 for an international company- Then his dream came t2e Now he-s working for a German hitech company. .* 1 o . . * o . . . o . 操. . o . . * o O O * O 媒 * O 女 O 鼠翅出郑区塌祖邸氐班派. Cafe Yeonnam is a uniquely-designed cafe in Seoul which makes visitors feel like (step) into a world of comics(漫画).Located in on

39、e of the most (2) (fashion) neighborhoods in Seoul, the cafe recently became famous all over the world for its original (decorate). It was inspired by nW-Two Worlds*1, (4) popular fantasy drama series that aired in South Korea in 2016 and (focus) on the conflicts between the real world and a fantasy

40、 one. It was this drama series inspired the interior design of this super cafe.Ever since its opening 2017, the cafe (7) (consider) one of the most popular cafes in Seoul. From the walls and the floor to the furniture and tableware, everything seems taken out of a comic. When a Korean magazine visited the Cafe back in April, they found it a small room cap