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1、2022高考英语阅读小题综合训练（含答案）(A)Team building games can be fun for teenagers.They can also be tools for strengthening the group.There are many levels of team building exercises.Lets look at some activities that can help you build a stronger team.Pass the ClapPass the Clap works well as a beginning activity

2、to help your group get to know each other.Have the participants stand in a circle.One person starts the clap and then turns to face the person next to him.As they are about to make eye contact，they clap together.That next person now has the clap and he has to pass it on.Continue to pass the clap aro

3、und the circle.Blindfolded BirthdayBlindfolded Birthday works well after people have become a little more familiar with each other.Everyone puts on a blindfold.Then，without talking，they have to line up in order of birthdays.Two Truths and a LieTwo Truths and a Lie can be played anytime in the groups

4、 operations.Have the participants sit in a circle.Each person is supposed to tell two truths and a lie about themselves.The group has to guess which is the lie.Human KnotHuman Knot is an activity best played after your group has gotten quite familiar with each other，because there can be a lot of tou

5、ching going on.Everyone gathers in a circle.They put their right hands in the middle of the circle.They grab someone elses hand.Then the left hands go in the middle and they grab someone elses hand.The group is now knotted up.The object of Human Knot is to untie the group without letting go of any h

6、ands.1Pass the Clap is most helpful for _.Astarting relationshipsBrebuilding relationshipsCwelcoming close friendsDcelebrating some events2When playing Human Knot，_.Athe participants shouldnt see each otherBeveryone should grab two peoples handsCeveryone should tell their birthday to othersDthe part

7、icipants shouldnt have any body contact3Which game is suitable for both strangers and familiars?APass the Clap.BBlindfolded Birthday.CTwo Truths and a Lie.DHuman Knot.(B)Heather Hobbs made the trip to the Walmart Arkansas Music Festival to realize her childrens dream of attending a concert，but when

8、they got to the ticket gate，that dream quickly went_south.Heather had bought the tickets online.They were so excited as they approached the gate.When they got to the front to scan (扫描) their tickets on the mobile phone，they were told to go to the box office to have their electronic tickets turned in

9、to paper tickets.Upon showing their tickets to box office employees，they were informed they didnt have tickets to this event.In fact，the website had given them tickets to an event in Dallas Texas for a completely different day! The employees offered to sell them more tickets，which Heather couldnt af

10、ford.After a phone call to the website that ended in “there is nothing we can do”，the twins and Heather wept tears.All of a sudden，a woman walked up to them and asked them what was wrong.Heather told her the story of the travels and the problem with the tickets she bought.The woman and her two frien

11、ds then handed Heather their tickets.They said it didnt mean that much to them，and that theyd rather the family would have them.Heather and her children cried and they all hugged each other.Heather wished she would have asked their name and address to be able to repay (报答) them.As they sat at the co

12、ncert，what both the twins could think about were those people.“There is still kindness in the world，and I hope they know they made the night of a little boy and a little girl who were heartbroken，” Heather later wrote online.Fortunately，Walmart is giving the kind strangers free tickets to any upcomi

13、ng (即将来临的) concert they choose.1What do the underlined words “went south” in Paragraph 1 mean?ACame true.BWent wrong.CDisappeared.DChanged a lot.2What did the employees suggest Heather should do?ABuy the right paper tickets.BAttend the concert in Texas.CScan her electronic tickets again.DAsk the web

14、site for more tickets.3Why were the strangers willing to give their tickets to Heather?AThey had got extra tickets.BThey had planned to leave.CThey didnt like the concert.DThey were moved by her story.(C)Last week I went to Bremerhaven，a city in northwestern Germany.In Bremerhaven there are a few po

15、pular attractions you can visit.My visit last week was to the “Klimahaus”，which is a mixture of a science center and a theme park.The center is full of exhibitions that are about the world around us with a focus on climate change.The main exhibition was a virtual (虚拟的) journey around the world.In th

16、is journey we learned about several different places.It told us geographical and cultural information about the place and how climate change is affecting this place and the people that live there.Here are two examples of how great and realistic it all was.One of the places we visited was Antarctica，

17、where it really was freezing cold and we could walk through an ice tunnel (地道)！There was also a floor based on Niger，where we could walk into a huge room that looked and felt just like a desert.It was an extremely wellmade exhibition.Each ticket also allowed us to check our individual carbon footpri

18、nt.To do this，we entered information about ourselves such as whether we fly often，buy local produce or cycle to school.We were then told the approximate size of our carbon footprintthe amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) we produce by the things we doand why it was that size.My footprint was average size

19、d and I was very surprised.I am very environmentally friendly; I buy local produce，I cycle or use public transport and of course，I recycle.What made my footprint bigger was the fact that I had recently flown somewhere by plane.I knew that it was very bad for the environment but I didnt realize quite

20、 how bad.Now that I know，in the future I will consider travelling to other countries by train to reduce my carbon footprint.1What could people do in the virtual journey?AGet close to animals from Antarctica.BLearn why there are different climates.CExperience the influence of climate change.DBuy some

21、 souvenirs from different countries.2What does the author think of the virtual journey?AUnreal.BWonderful.CSurprising.DRidiculous.3What could the author know from the ticket?ACarbon footprints of other visitors.BThe local product he should choose.CHis educational and financial information.DThe amoun

22、t of CO2 released by his activities.4What will the author plan to do in the future?ATry his best to stay at home.BRecycle as much as possible.CTravel by train instead of by plane.DCall on others to protect the environment.(D)As I stuck in the mud (泥)，with my bike on top of me，I wondered what had for

23、ced me to come here.Madagascar is not a good place for a cycling holiday: one of the worlds poorest countries，only 11 percent of roadway is paved (铺)South of the town of Antalaha，where I started，the road was in worse condition.I appeared from a week in the wilderness and reached the start of the Rou

24、te National 5 at Maroantsetra，but my dream of a smooth road and speed was suddenly destroyed by mud.The “worst road in the country” changed my bicycle into a burden (负担)for days.Finally，I_was_claimed_by_the_road. Tired.Alone.As I wiped (擦) the mud from my face and looked upwards，I was greeted by a M

25、alagasy man.He helped me stand up and smiled playfully while he pointed to my bike，which sat next to his.I started again.But I fell again in the mud.Angrily，I told him to go on，but if he understood he showed no sign of it.His smile forced me back onto the bike.We continued like this for hours.But I

26、fell less.Studying my quick guide，slowly I learned.As we passed through a village，a group of children saw me and shouted loudly.His only words were: “Their parents tell them white people steal and eat them.Funny，no？”I tried to ask why，but he had already set off.I tried to catch up; as I got closer，h

27、e took it as a challenge and sped up.We raced along the road.I rode a little faster and I was just behind，about to catch up with him.With a smile，he sped up and was away，leaving me breathless.1What was in the authors mind when he was in the mud?AHe considered his experience a special pleasure.BHe ma

28、de up his mind to continue challenging himself.CHe tried to think out a new road for cycling in Antalaha.DHe regretted having the cycling holiday in Madagascar.2What does the underlined sentence in Paragraph 2 mean?AThe author chose another road.BThe author decided to ask for help.CThe author lay on

29、 the road for a rest.DThe author had no confidence to ride on.3How did the Malagasy man help the author?ABy showing him the right way.BBy wiping the mud from his bike.CBy riding in front of him all the way.DBy teaching him how to ride in the mud.4Whats the best title for the text?AA lonely tripBA bi

30、cycle raceCA lesson in cyclingDA road in Madagascar（E)Twenty years ago，I arrived in central Florida from Puerto Rico.I had heard of a job opportunity and decided to pursue it.But it never became a reality.I quickly learned that being alone without resources in an unfamiliar city was not a comfortabl

31、e situation to be in.Once my limited funds ran out I became homeless and spent a year and a half living on the streets of Orlando.Apart from feeling not being noticed and missing my family，I had to face another challengehunger.For the first time in my life，I，as a foreign man，who had lived my life in

32、 the relative comfort of the middle class，understood the desperation someone feels when they dont get enough to eat.I clearly remembered having run a distance of more than 7 miles on many occasions just to make it to a local feeding program before they closed at 7 pm.Once the need for food was met，t

33、he next challenge would arisewhere to find a place to sleep for the night.Fortunately，local programs like the Coalition for the Homeless，Second Harvest Food Bank and the Wayne Denseh Center were an important part of my ability to survive my painful experience.With the assistance of these programs，I

34、was accepted by a college scholarship program through the Coalition and obtained two degrees from Valencia.My experience has helped me understand that devoting my life to helping others offers lasting rewards.Today，I am employed as Childhood Hunger Programs Manager at Second Harvest Food Bank and ov

35、ersee the summer feeding，HiFive Kids Pack，and Kids Cafe programs.I am also proud to be able to distribute (分配) food resources to those wonderful programs and help hundreds of people like me.1What can be inferred from Paragraph 1?AIt was hard for the author to get a job then.BMany local people were o

36、ut of work in Florida.CFlorida was not a good place for people living there.DThe author rejected many chances to get a job in Florida.2Why did the author run a distance of over 7 miles on many occasions?ABecause he didnt want to be late for work there.BBecause he desired to get some free food to eat

37、.CBecause he went there to give his hand to the poor.DBecause he helped distribute food resources to the poor.3Before being accepted by a college scholarship program，the author _.Ahad been living his life in the relative comfort of the middle classBhad won his degree in a universityChad been struggl

38、ing financiallyDhad lost hope of facing the future4From this experience，the author learned that_.Amisfortune may be an actual blessingBa friend in need is a friend indeedCwhere there is a will，there is a wayDone good turn deserves another（F)A week ago，my family stayed several nights on the Oregon Co

39、ast.It was the day before we were to leave and drive home，and I was reading on the sofa.As I was finishing a paragraph，I smelled smoke.It wasnt very strong，but it felt out of place，so I looked around.Outside our kitchen window，I could see smoke blowing by in the swift coastal wind.I ran to the front

40、 door.Standing there，I saw that the tall grass in the front yard was burning.I warned my family and hurriedly，we dashed off and sought safety.Neighbours gathered around.Although some of them were also vacationing，they quickly sprang into action by aiming water at the base of the flames.It was only a

41、 few minutes before the local fire department arrived.Soon the fire was put out and the fire department left.Thankfully，the fire left the house untouched.It was amazing to see how a community of complete strangers came together to make sure everyone was okay.Although no one was one hundred percent s

42、ure what caused the fire，it was believed that it was caused by a friend of someone living in the house next to the one we were staying in at the time.Apparently，he had flicked (轻弹) cigarette ash into the bush earlier that same day.We were really lucky to come away without harm to the house or to our

43、selves.This week，the smoke from forest fires in the Pacific Northwest has been thick.Many of these fires were caused by lightning，but the principle Im reminded of is the same.Warm summer weather brings greater levels of fire danger.Please use fire carefully.1What did the author realize after observi

44、ng at the front door?AHe should go to the front yard.BSomeone had set fire to the house.CHe should turn to his family for help.DTheir house was at risk of catching fire.2How did the neighbours respond when realizing the situation?AThey all ran away for safety.BThey instantly looked into the cause.CT

45、hey immediately took action to help.DThey made sure their houses were safe.3What probably caused the incident?ALightning.BA forest fire.CCigarette smoking.DThe neighbours carelessness.4What can be concluded from the text?AWe should help to prevent forest fires.BWe should be careful when travelling.C

46、We should learn how to avoid lightning.DWe should be cautious about using fire.（G)Waterbuurt is a residential(住宅的) development in Amsterdam, which consists of nearly 100 floating homes on Lake Eimer.The floating homes are not ordinary houseboats but real floating houses. They only move with the chan

47、ging tide(潮水). Designed by Dutch architect Marlies Rohmer, the houses have a basic design but are also comfortable. Although Waterbuurt is still a work in progress, there are some of the houses where there are already residents.Two thirds of the Netherlands people live below sea-level, and with the

48、flooding(发洪水) becoming a serious concern, there are many who believe that living on water in the European country is much safer than living on land. The prices of land homes in large city centers like Amsterdam has risen in recent years. But water is not that expensive.“Moreover, houses in the cities have to stay there for 50 or 70 years,” Dutch architect Koen Olthuis said. “And as cities change, th