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1、2022年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试模拟试题英语注意事项：1 .答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上。2 .回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上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，写在本试卷上无效。3 .考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2. 5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AFoodStorage TipsBananasStore banana

2、s at room temperature so they do not ripen too quickly.Once ripe,they can be stored in the fridge, but their skin will turnblack.Choose bananas at different stages of ripeness,so they do not all ripen at once.Freeze overripe bananas and use them for baking.BerriesBerries easily go bad when exposed t

3、o mould（霉）and bacteria. Wash them in a mixture of vinegar（醋）and water （1:8 parts） to kill any mould and bacteria. After drying berries,line a container with paper towel to absorb water.BreadStoring bread in the fridge will make it turn stale（不新鲜）faster.To keep bread fresh for longer, keep it in its

4、original plastic wrapping and pushout air each time the packet is opened. If you don*t eat bread often,freeze it. It can last in the freezer for more than three months.EggsStoring eggs in their original boxes is possible. If you do put eggs into your fridge,write the “useby” date on them. To check t

5、he freshness, place them in a tall glass of water.Eggs that float to the top should not be eaten.MilkStore milk in the fridge as soon as you get home.Milk can be frozen for later use. Vegan alternatives lastlonger than fresh milk, and can be stored in the pantry（储藏室）before being opened.Keep onions i

6、n the pantry away from sunlight and moisture.Tying onions in stockings will help themstay fresh for up to six months. Store onions away from potatoes and apples.Onions21. What is the best title for the passage?A. Smart Food Storage to Prevent Food Waste.B. Some Ways to Keep Food away from Sunlight.C

7、. It Is Wise to Place Food in Tall Glass of Water.D. Suggestions for Healthy Eating .22. Choosing bananas at different stages of ripeness is to .A. prevent them from turning blackB. check their freshnessC. avoid them ripen togetherD. absorb the water in them22. Which is best stored in airtight（密封的）p

8、acking?A. BananasB. Bread.C. OnionsD. MilkBIts 6: 15 a.m. on a school day, and Jocelyn Murzycki has two kids. She needs to get out the door in an hour. Shes heading out on her daily ploga run to hunt for trash. Within a few hours Murzycki says the street will look littered again. But she isnt discou

9、raged; it just adds fuel to her logging（拾荒慢跑）fire.Murzycki, an administrative assistant for a financial planning company, has been doing this for a few years now, even before the logging trend hit the United States. It really is super depressing if you go out every single day and just pick up trashs

10、he says. But shes figured out how to make it fun by jogging with friends and upping the workout: Finding a tiny glass bottle adds one pushup; finding a straw means doing one squat。采蹲）.Swedish logging founder Erik Ahlstrom says he gave a name to the practice in 2016 after moving to Stockholm and feel

11、ing overwhelmed by the amount of litter. So he began gathering friends to clean up neighborhood while out for runs. Now Mr Ahlstromis traveling the world, preaching（宣扬）the benefits of logging to receptive audiences. In the US, Keep America Beautiful has helped launch an app that allows users to log

12、the miles traveled and estimate calories burned, social media and running groups are mobilizing people. The word was added to the Collins English Dictionary, Ahlstrom hopes logging will inspire people to take action in the outdoors. And it seems to be doing just that.The idea of slowing down a run t

13、o pick up someone elses trash, however isnt picking up speed among all runners. Marc Almanza, a frequent amateur marathoner, is known fbr collecting litter on his runs in Bostonbut only if there is a trash can in sight. And he definitely puts running before logging. HIf I were to ever plog, it would

14、 need to be a very specific kind of event or time and place for it, he says.24. What can we know about Ms. Murzycki from the first two paragraphs?A.Logging motivates her to running more.B. She started plog when the trend hit America.C. She doesnt want to pick up so much litter.D. She thinks running

15、adds interest to gathering trash.25. Ahlstrom began to call his friends to clean the neighborhood because .A. he wanted to gain a reputationB. he felt astonished by so much garbageC. he attempted to advertise plogs benefitsD. he intended to spread a lifestyle of cycling26. The author mentions the ex

16、amples in Paragraph 3 to tell us that.A. plogging is the best sportB. go outside is good for healthC. why Ahlstrom launched ploggingD. plog has got broad attention27. Which of the following can best describe the authors attitude to plogging?A. SupportiveB. Conservative C. ObjectiveD. SkepticalCMale

17、songbirds usually learn their tunes from adult teachers. But when young birds lack proper role models,they hit all the wrong notesand have less success attracting mates.For five years, ecologist Ross Crates at the Australian National University has tracked the singing ability and breeding success of

18、 critically endangered regent honeyeaters（吸蜜鸟）.While male birds once formed large winter flocks, now they are sparsely（稀疏地）distributed across the landscape, so many fly solo. That means fewer honeyeater teachers are nearby during young birds9 first year.“Song learning in many birds is a process simi

19、lar to humans learning languages-they learn by listening to other individuals/9 said Dr Crates. If you can*t listen to other individuals, you don!t know what you should be learning.nThe researchers found that a significant part of male birds appear to be learning tunes entirely from other species th

20、ey encounter.About 12 percent of male regent honeyeaters end up producing mangled（被严重糟蹋的） versions of songs typically sung by other species,which cant attract femaleregent honeyeaters.So these unconventional male singers were less successful in pursuing mates.The precise reason females remained aloo

21、f（冷淡） was not clear. It could be that female honeyeaters arent even recognizing these unconventional singers as potential partners, and so theyre not approaching them.For a population already on the brink of extinction, thats worrying. This research suggests that the loss of a song language once the

22、 population reaches a very small size could accelerate their decline,said Peter Marra, a conservation biologist at Georgetown University in the US who was not involved in the paper.We need to be aware of the importance of preserving song culture in birdsits possible to have a population thats still

23、genetically viable（切实可行的）,but isnt viable in terms of passing on cultural knowledge/1 said Carl Safina, an ecologist at Stony Brook University in the US who was not involved in the research. n Some elements of what these birds need to do to survive isn*t instinctive, it has to be learned,he said. Dr

24、. Crates team has begun putting their findings into action.28. The paragraph 2 mainly explains .A. what honeyeaters songB. how honeyeaters learn their tunesC. why young birds lack proper teachersD. why songs are essential to honeyeaters29. What can we know from the paragraph 3-4?A. Honeyeaters can c

25、ommunicate by using language.B. Female birds may be unable to identify males songs.C. The small population of honeyeaters accelerates their declining.D. Its worrying that young honeyeaters leran tunes from wrong teachers.30. What is most likely to be talked about in the following paragraph?A. Scient

26、ists9 approaches to preserving honeyeaterssongs.B. The reasons why honeyeaters, population decreases.C. Other birds in the face of the same problem.D.Appeals to us to protect honeyeaters.31. Which is the suitable title for the article?A. Getting Close to Honeyeaters.B. Protecting Endangered Birds.C.

27、 Doing Research into Honeyeaters, Song Language.D. Teaching Honeyeaters to Sing the Right Song.DThe dominance（支酉己）of working and communicating digitally is one reason for the recent appetite for craftingit is the perfect antidote（解药）to the online world. And of all the crafts, perhaps pottery（陶艺）does

28、 this most successfully. The messiness of working with wet clay and the need to follow a process to achieve results force people to put their phones and iPads aside. Whafs more, although multi-tasking has long been seen in a positive light, now is a time when many of us want to slow down, and focus

29、on a single, absorbing activity.“Clay acts almost as an antidote to the overwhelm of the digital world J says Jennifer Waverek, owner of Bklyn Clay. nIt interrupts your compulsive email-checking. Your mind has a single focus, so the practice can feel meditative （冥想的）or therapeutic（疗愈的）.There is no w

30、ay to speed up the process, there*s no 6clay-microwave9-ceramics（制陶）take as much time to make today as they did 2,000 years ago.”However, there is a major irony（讽刺）to the crafting trend. Social media is fueling it. It has hooked a younger generations interest in pottery in particular. Young amateur

31、potters showcase their work on social media, and the interest in it can be measured by the huge number of likes on their Instagram pages.1 Social media has played a crucial role in bringing craftsmanship to a new audience, says Pablo Canivell, a ceramicist based in Spain.In these challenging times,

32、its perhaps no surprise that pottery is boomingafter all, its not only a way to slow down and be calm, but also offers a way to be mindful, through the patience required. Mindfulness is about being present in the moment, and the same goes with ceramics/5 says Duncan Hooson, a ceramic artist at Centr

33、al Saint Martins. uYou have to focus on the now because of the interaction you have with the material which is so immediate. Young people have engaged long enough with digital technology. They want to know now how to make things, which they find immensely satisfying.32. What does the underlined “thi

34、s” in paragraph 1 refer to?A. Longing for crafting.B.Working with wet clay.C. Relieving people of digital world.D. Being dominated by digital world.33. The paragraph mainly discusses .A. how pottery treat peopleB. how long ceramics take nowC. why pottery is booming worldwideD. what we can obtain fro

35、m ceramics34. Which is NOT true according to the paragraph 3-4?A. Social media is vital to the popularity of pottery.B. Crafting trend attracts the young to make ceramics.C. Pottery needs people to concentrate on the present.D. Young people feel content with making ceramics.35. What is the tone of t

36、he article?A. Narrative B. Entertaining C. Introductory D. Unclear第二节（共10小题；每小题2. 5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。You can improve learning and potentially remember more by handwriting your class notes. Although computer technology is often necessary today, using a pen or pencil activate

37、s（激活）more areas of your brain than a keyboard does. 36.“As digital devices have taken over society,keyboard activity is now often recommended as a substitute for early handwriting,nthe study notes. 37.Some schools in Norway have become completely digital,notes Audrey Van der Meer,the new studys lead

38、er.However,she believes that young children should learn to write by hand successfully,and,at the same time learn to manage a keyboard.”38.1. This is because writing and printing involve complex movements that activate more areas of the brain. The increased brain activity enables our brain to rememb

39、er more,she explains.Think about it. 39. In contrast,when we write,our brain needs to think about and collect memories of the shape of each letter.We also need to use our eyes to watch what shapes were writing. And we need to control our hands to press a pen or pencil to shape the different letters.

40、 All of this uses and connectsmore areas of the brain.Along the way,these processes appear to “open the brain up for learning”, says Van der Meer. So learning through only on digital devices could be harmful, she worries. 40.Rather than typing blindly, the visual notetaker has to think about what is

41、 important to write down.A. These are findings of a new studyB. The same movement is required to type each letter on a keyboardC. The idea is that typing may be easier fo young childrenD. She also points out that taking notes by hand stimulates nvisual notetakingnE. That increased brain activity mak

42、es us remember moreF. Using a pen involves more of the brain than using a keyboard, her new findings showG. To prevent the bad effect, she recommends to take notes by hand.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1.5分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。My mum took me to an optometrist（验光!）币）.Within a fe

43、w days, I was 41. with a severe sight impairment. In fact, I was 42. blind. Amazingly, Id managed to reach the age of 13 without anyone realizing, not even me!Refusing to let my diagnosis 43. me back, I 44. doing everything I loved, including milking the cows. As long as everything was in its place,

44、 I could 45. my way around.When I was 17.1 met Lance and fell in love. Later Lance and I 46. and had amazing kids. Over the years, Fve enjoyed lovely family holidays, but sometimes felt like Lance or the kids were 47, me too much. So I was 48. when 1 heard about the Cock Guides-a travel company that

45、 takes those who are blind or have low 49. on Aussie adventures. Excited, I 50. myself onto a trip to the Gold Coast. It was amazing to 51. places, such as theme parks and the beach promenade。曼步），with people who were just like me. While we cant see the sights like others, our imaginations take us to

46、 52. places. At a beach, I can 53. waves crashing and dolphins jumping in the air! And Ill appreciate things that those with vision can!t like the sound of rain hitting the earth or the scent of summer on a hot day. Tm not 54my life is beautiful. I dont want people to be 55. to me, Im solucky to hav

47、e a wonderful family and lots of experience.Life is preciousyou dont need vision to “see” that.41. A.concerned42. A.particularly43. A.hold44. A.considered45. A.abandon46. A.quarreled47. A.assisting48. A.thrilled49. A.income50. A.pushed51. A.memorize52. A.awesome53. A.observe54. A.missing out55. A.fa

48、miliarB. diagnosedB. speciallyB. answerB. avoidedB. cleanB. marriedB. limitingB.annoyedB. statusB. arrangedB. appreciateB. ruralB. describeB. leaving outB. blindC. disappointedC. practicallyC. putC. arrestedC. blockC. departedC. protectingC. disturbedC. voiceC. bookedC. decorateC. ordinaryC. paintC. standing outC. sympatheticD. boredD. eventuallyD. pullD. continuedD. guideD. reunitedD. askingD. relievedD. visionD. assignedD. constructD. remote