2022年湖北省七市(州)高考英语调研试卷(3月份)(附答案详解).pdf
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1、2022年湖北省七市(州)高考英语调研试卷(3月份)AThe Best National Parks to Visit in Winter While most parks tend to draw families in thesummer and fall,there are also ideal spots fbr adventurous winter trips.Yellowstone National Park,WyomingThe countrys oldest and best-known national park takes on an almost otherworldly
2、 atmospherein winter:the air filled with rolling steam,the strong colors of hot springs,the surrounding whitelandscapes,let alone the impressive wildlife during this time,like bison,wolves,and playful redfoxes.Just book a guided hiking tour to get a rangers perspective on the park and local people.J
3、oshua Tree National Park,CaliforniaWith its giant red rocks and unique trees,youll feel like stepping onto a foreign planet as youspend hours hiking the Panorama Loop or Maze Loop.The park is recognized as anInternational Dark Sky Park,featuring virtually zero light pollution and the countrys best v
4、iewsof a starry sky.Grand Canyon National Park,ArizonaA significantly lower number of visitors in winter means you can take in unblocked views ofthe South Rim,and get to see the rare beauty of the Grand Canyon dusted with snow.For thoseadventurous and daring,it is recommended to hike the Bright Ange
5、l Trail and take the chance tosee the canyons wintertime wildlife,including mule deer,elk,and bald eagles.Virgin Islands National Park,St.JohnSurprise!Not all wintertime national park trips need to involve snow.Virgin Islands NationalPark is most famous for its white-sand beaches.You can also hike i
6、nland to visit old sugarplantations,or venture out to the water to swim along with sea turtles and manta rays.You willdefinitely enjoy a different winter here.1.Which park will one choose if he/she is interested in stars?A.Yellowstone National Park.B.Joshua Tree National Park.C.Grand Canyon National
7、 Park.D.Virgin Islands National Park.2.What do we know about the Grand Canyon National Park?A.We can have a poor view of the South Rim there.B.It lies in an area with rolling steam and hot springs.C.There is a slight decline in visitor numbers in winter.D.The Bright Angel Trail is challenging in col
8、d weather.3.Which activity is mentioned in all of the parks?A.Hiking.B.Skiing.C.Swimming.D.Hunting.BThe past few years have been difficult for 13-year-old Adeola Abraham.In 2020,the teen wasdiagnosed with a rare blood disorder,and he survived a successful bone marrow transplant(骨髓移植)and rounds of ch
9、emotherapy(化疗).Thankfully,Adeola is now out of thehospital.During his recovery,he found out that he had qualified for a once-in-a-lifetimeopportunity to ask for a dream wish from Make-A-Wish Mississippi.While many teens wouldchoose a memorable Disney trip,meet a favorite figure or get a PlayStation,
10、Abraham insteadchose to feed the homeless in his local community.The Make-A-Wish Foundation is famous fbr brightening the lives of children suffering fromcritical illnesses by meeting their wishes.A wish typically falls into three categories:a wish tohave something,go somewhere or meet someone.Abrah
11、ams charitable wish to give came as asurprise to the organization.Linda Sermons,a Make-A-Wish Mississippi representative,saidthat Abrahams generous wish was the first of its kind in the organizations 35-year history.Shewas impressed with the teens maturity and sense of sympathy.Make-A-Wish Mississip
12、pi approved of the teens wish in a big way.They created a servicenamed after the teen,called Abrahams Table,which would provide free meals to the homelessevery month fbr the next year.Local businesses generously donated food and supplies,andreceivers gathered in Jacksons Poindexter Park for the meal
13、s.Abraham and his proud mompersonally attended and handed out the food.Abrahams Table fed more than 80 people at itsfirst event.Abraham said it warmed his heart when the receivers came back to thank him for the meal heprovided.Abraham now wants to inspire other teens to get more involved in local ch
14、arities.He also wantsto continue his mission of helping others by starting his own nonprofit that helps thoseexperiencing food insecurity.4.What made Abraham a remarkable boy?A.His exceptional choice for a dream wish.B.His great sufferings from a critical disease.C.His special qualifications for a d
15、ream wish.D.His successful survival from a blood disorder.5.What can we learn from Paragraph 3?A.Eighty people or so benefited from Abrahams Table.B.Abrahams act of kindness received positive reaction.C.The organization provided financial help for the homeless.D.The local businesses were greatly app
16、reciated by the receivers.6.According to the passage,which words can best describe Abraham?A.Energetic and determined.B.Mature and intelligent.C.Sympathetic and selfless.D.Generous and cautious.7.Which of the following can best describe the story?A.Hard work always pays off.B.Its a blessing to be a
17、giver.第2 页,共 19页C.Actions speak louder than words.D.Miracles often occur in bad luck.cCurrently,there are about 480,000 school buses operating today in the United States.Thesepetrol-fueled school buses alone contribute 5.3 million tons of climate-changing pollutionevery year.Replacing all school bus
18、es in America with an electric-powered model would beequal to taking 1 million cars off the road,saving millions of tons of polluting annually.If schools in America were to swap out all of these school buses with electric-poweredreplacements,it would not only have plenty of environmental benefits,bu
19、t also many healthbenefits for the students taking school buses every week.Not only do these hundreds of thousands of buses have terrible effects on the environment,theyalso have harmful health consequences for the students riding the bus every day.Approximately95 percent of school buses run on gas,
20、which is proven to cause respiratory(与呼吸有关的)diseases and worsen existing conditions such as asthma(哮喘).Pollution from petrol-fueled school buses is harming our childrens health and contributingsignificantly to global warming,said Andrea McGimsey,Environment American GlobalWarming Director.Our resear
21、ch shows that whether theyre boarding the bus or on thebus,kids are exposed to poisonous air in high concentrations.Electrifying our buses is acommon-sense solution for communities across the nation.1These electric school buses are already available for schools to consider.They arecleaner,healthier,
22、and often cheaper for schools to purchase in place of petrol-fueled buses inthe long run.Electric school buses have zero exhaust-pipe emissions(抖 E 放),which could helpreduce kids*exposure to poisonous air on a daily basis.When we put our kids on a school bus,we rely on these buses for safe transport
23、ation,said JeffRobinson,director of U.S.PIRGs transportation program.MWe have the technology to avoidthese negative influences,so why wouldnt we drive toward a cleaner future?*8.What do the statistics in Paragraph 1 imply?A.The benefit of riding school buses.B.The popularity of petrol-fueled buses.C
24、.The necessity of limiting school buses.D.The urgency of using electric school buses.9.What can we learn from Paragraph 3 and Paragraph 4?A.The consequences of global warming.B.Students*exposure to different diseases.C.Tons of pollution caused by school buses.D.The bad effects of petrol-fueled buses
25、.10.What is Jeff Robinsons attitude to electric school buses?A.Skeptical.B.Uncaring.C.Supportive.D.Fearful11.What can be a suitable title for the text?A.Problems of the Current School Buses.B.Benefits for Students Riding School Future.C.An Alternative Transportation Cleaner Future.D.A Temporary Repl
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