2022年湖南省高考英语模拟试卷（3月份）（附答案详解）.pdf

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1、2022年湖南省高考英语模拟试卷（3月份）一、阅读理解（本大题共15小题，共37.5分）AMist Unique&Unusual Theme Parks in the US The United States is home to some of theworlds best theme parks.But if youre looking for an alternative to the same old rides andattractions,consider visiting one of Americas more unusual and unique theme parks on

2、 yournext family vacation.Canobie Lake ParkBuilt in 1902,beautifully landscaped and only an hours drive north of Boston.Canobie LakePark is one of New Englands best theme parks,offering something for visitors of allages,including a water park,fireworks displays and boat rides out on Canobie Lake.Aft

3、er more than 100 years,Canobie Lake Park remains one of Americas most unique themeparks,free from the big-box feel of many of the countrys larger parks.The park is open Maythrough October and makes a great family day trip from most places in New England.Fair Oaks Farms Dairy AdventureA family-owned

4、park thats still in large part a working farm,located between Chicago andIndianapolis,Fair Oaks Farms Dairy Adventure offers visitors a number of interesting familyattractions,including a 4-D Dairy Adventure movie experience.Visit the Birthing Bam,whereyou can witness live calves（牛犊）being born in a

5、comfortable theater-like setting.The park also includes nMooville,a play area for kids that includes a train ride and UdderHeights,a 25-foot climbing wall shaped like a milk bottle.Fair Oaks also offers tours of itson-site cheese factory,complete with samples of cheese and ice cream from their resid

6、ent cows.HersheyparkOne of the Norihcasfs best theme parks for famiI ies.Hersheypark opened in 1907 as a place forthe employees of the Hershey Chocolate Company to relax with their families.A short drivefrom both Philadelphia and Washington D.C.Hersheypark is home to Hersheys ChocolateWorld,featurin

7、g the famous Hersheys Great American Chocolate Tour.Hersheys water parkrides and ZooAmerica,a North American wildlife park,also help make the park a greatdestination for family theme park vacations.1.What is the similarity between Canobie Lake Bark and Hersheypark?A.They are open all the year round.

8、B.They are parks with a similar theme.C.Visitors can see a lot of animals there.D.Visitors can enjoy water activities there.2.What probably attracts visitors to Fair Oaks Farms Dairy Adventure?A.The play area for kids.B.Enjoying cheese and ice cream.C.Experiencing farming firsthand.D.The content of

9、the 4-D Dairy Adventure0 movie.3.What was the original purpose of Hersheypark?A.To provide workers with a place for leisure.B.To provide a place for wildlife conservation.C.To provide tourists with a place for relaxation.D.To provide people with a place to enjoy chocolate.BChildren love it when some

10、one reads a book to them.They love funny sounds,rhyming wordsand silly pictures.They love the sound of their mom or dads voice.Sometimes,however,theirmom or dad cant read to them,because that parent is in prison.Aunt Marys Storybook Project.started in 1993,is now a national program that promotesinca

11、rcerated（被监禁的）parents reading to their children.Church or service groups donatebooks and postage.Incarcerated parents pick out books,read them and either volunteers orprison workers mail the books and tapes out to the children.Last May,we distributed 191books,meaning that 191 children received a boo

12、k and a tape.The incarcerated readers record their books,followed by a personal message to thechild.Sometimes it is amusing listening to strong,tattooed（文身）muscle men making animalsounds or funny voices of different characters.Sometimes all I hear is silence,and then soundsthat confirm my guess that

13、 they are calming themselves after an unexpected wave of feelings.Seventy percent of children of incarcerated parents eventually end up facing the justice systemthemselves at some point in their lives.Many of these children end up doing hard time in staleinstitutions.In reality,though,they are doing

14、 hard time now as 12-year-olds,7-year-olds,and even as第2页，共21页babies.They grow up thinking that their parent is bad and doesnt care.They are often teasedand feel they have to defend themselves or their parent,sometimes in a violent way.When they receive in the mail a book and tape of their parent re

15、ading to them,they hear anothermessage.Daddy/Mommy loves me；has a happy voice；-thinks reading is cool.Aunt Marys Storybook Project is just a small pill for one huge social illness.But when we thinkwe are merely scratching the surface,at least 191 kids are feeling a little bit better!4.What do incarc

16、erated parents do in Aunt Marys Storybook Project?A.They read to their children on a tape.B.They record books with their children.C.They meet their children and read to them.D.They read books that their children choose.5.Why is there silence before some incarcerated parents speak?A.They want to spea

17、k with feelings.B.They have to control their feelings.C.They need to consider what to say.D.They feel guilty about what they did.6.Paragraph 4 indicates that many children of incarcerated p a r e n t s.A.will study law in the futureB.have to I earn to face realityC.suffer a lot because of their pare

18、ntsD.tend to become lawbreakers in later life7.What does the author think of what they do?A.It is worth doing.B.It makes little difference.C.It has great effect on society.D.It can change incarcerated parents.cYou need traffic,and Google can give you traffic.There are two ways that Google can sendtr

19、affic to your site：an expensive way and a free way.And you dont want just any traffic；youwant targeted traffic,which refers to clicks to your website from people who are actuallyinterested in the topic of your site.So when I started my first online business.I went straight to Google Adwords.This is

20、one of thefastest ways to get targeted traffic.Basically,you pay Google to have your ad appear on the rightside of the browser window.In this way,I developed a targeted marketing campaign that wassending 40 to 50 visitors to my site.These people were ready to buy what I was selling.And theydid；but a

21、t what a price!I was spending$80 per day in advertising while I was only makingabout$100 in sales per day.If I could only gel traffic without paying for it,my yearly incomewould increase from$7,300 per year($20/dayx 365 days)to$36,500 per year($100/dayx365 days).When I realized how much I was spendi

22、ng on advertising.!started to research methods ofgetting free targeted traffic.If your site appears on the first page of results for a Googlesearch.then you get free traffic.So how do you get on the first page?In order to understandthis,you need to know a little about how Google ranks their pages.lt

23、 all comes down to oneprinciple：Google wants to provide high quality search results,so they want to rank relevantlinks higher than irrelevant links.One of their methods of determining relevancy is to counthow many other websites are linked to your site.These are called back links”.The more links toy

24、our site,the more relevant your site must be.Then I heard about a wonderful idea：article marketing.Article marketing is simple.You writean article,and put a link to your website at the bottom of the article.Then you post your article toan article site.Thafs it.For every article that you post,you get

25、 a link to your site.And not onlythat,it*s a targeted link because the content of your article will be related to the content of yourwebsite.lt is best to post to as many article sites as you can so that you will have tons of backlinks.Every time Google sees a new targeted link to your site,it will

26、rank you a little higher.8.What was the disadvantage of the authors first Adwords campaign?A.He couldnt post his articles.B.He couldnt make much money.C.There was little targeted traffic.D.There were few visitors to his site.9.How can a person gel free targeted traffic?A.By creating a high quality w

27、ebsite.B.By posting articles to article websites.C.By putting advertisements on article websites.D.By getting as many links as possible to their website.第4页，共21页10.What can be inferred about the articles the author posted to article sites?A.They were about article marketing.B.They were about how to

28、gel back links.C.They were connected with his business.D.They were on the first page of search results.11.What is the best title for the text?A.Getting Google to Do MoreB.Making Google Work for YouC.Saving Money by Working for GoogleD.Developing Relationship with GoogleDPeople with poor social skill

29、s may be at greater risk for mental and physical healthproblems,according to a new study,which is the first to link social skills to physical,not justmental,health.Social skills refer to the communication skills that allow people to interact effectively andappropriately with others.Study author Chri

30、s Segrin said they focused on four specificindicators of social skills：the ability to provide emotional support to others；the ability to sharepersonal information with others；negative assertion skills,or the ability to stand up tounreasonable requests from others；and the ability to introduce yoursel

31、f to others and get toknow them.While the negative effects of stress on people have been known for a long time,loneliness is amore recently recognized health risk factor.Segrin compares the experience of loneliness to the way people feel when theyre in a hurry toget out the door and cant find their

32、keys-except that the feeling never truly goes away.When we lose our keys,99 percent of the time we find them,the stress goes away,we get in thecar and its over J he said.nLonely people experience that same sort of stressful search-in thiscase,not for car keys but for meaningful relationships-and the

33、y dont have the ability to escapefrom that stress.TheyYe not finding what theyre looking for,and that stress of searching has abad effect on them.One of the problems with possessing poor social skills is lack of social awareness,so even iftheyre not getting the date,theyre not getting the job,or the

34、yre getting in arguments withco-workers,they dont see themselves as a problem,*Segrin said.Theyre walking around withthis health risk factor and theyre not even aware of it.nThe use of technology-texting,in particular-is another problem with developing social skills inyoung people today,1 he said.Ev

35、erything is so condensed（简缩），and thats not the way thathuman beings for thousands of years have communicated.lt makes young people shy ornervous when theyre face-to-face with others,and they*re not sure what to say or what todo.There*s no social interaction,and thats really hurting young people.n12.

36、What is new about the study?A.Poor social skills lead to stress.B.Social skills affect physical health.C.Stress has a negative effect on people.D.People with poor social skills feel lonely.13.What are negative assertion skills about?A.Refusing what is unfair.B.Preventing negative feelings.C.Identify

37、ing what is unnecessary.D.Building a supportive relationship.14.How is the stress of losing car keys different from that of loneliness?A.It is more stressful.B.It never truly disappears.C.It usually doesnrt last long.D.It has a bad effect on people.15.According to Segrin,which of the following can h

38、elp with young peoples social skills?A.Spending a lot of time reading.B.Being aware of social problems.C.Limiting the use of a mobile phone.D.Avoiding old ways of communication.二、阅读七选五（本大题共5 小题，共 12.5分）How to Identify Your Strengths The world needs many different people with different types ofstreng

39、ths in order to be as diverse as it is.（1）.What you need to know is what your strengthsare,which are helpful for your social interactions and also help you stabilize your personal第6 页，共 21页life.While this is something you can figure out mostly on your own,there are exercises you cando to identify th

40、em.You can find people to ask.This helps you figure out what others think about you in order tohelp you find your strengths.To start,think of people in every aspect of your life,includingpeople from work or old jobs,friends as well as former professors or teachers.(2).You may ask them to give you pa

41、rticular instances where they saw you use thesestrengths.Make sure to ask them to mention that these strengths can be skill-based orpersonality-based.(3).E-mail is typically the best way to do it because it takes the pressure offof doing it on the spot,gives them time to think of a response,and allo

42、ws them to be more honest.,even if youve been spending a lot of time denying them.Consider why you want tocomplete those activities or goals and what it will take to reach them.Chances are,these are yourpassions and dreams in life,which are typically areas of great strengths.(5).For some people,sitt

43、ing by the fire with some children by their sides listening to theirstories is extremely satisfying.For others,they*d rather be rock climbing or taking a roadtrip.Make a list of the activities or things you do that make you happy and provide you withpleasure.Most likely,these areas where you find yo

44、ur hobbies are some strong areas for you.A.Both kinds of responses are importantB.Your desires or longings say a lot about youC.Finally,find joy and enthusiasm for what you doD.The next thing to do is to meet and talk with themE.You dont necessarily need to be good at everythingF.Then send them an e

45、-mail asking them about your strengthsG.You can also ask yourself about the things you most enjoy in life16.A.AEF.FB.BG.Gc.cD.DE.17.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.FG.G18.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.FG.G19.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.FG.G20.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.G三、完形填空(本大题共15小题，共 150 分)Before seventh grade,!had no idea what would point

46、me in the direction of where I was goingin life.Then it was in seventh grade that I recognized my(21)for writing,thanks to my teacher.The(22)took place when my Language Arts teacher called me up to her desk one day duringthe ten-minute reading time.Being a relatively quiet and(23)girl,I couldnt help

47、 feelingabsolutely nervous.My mind was racing,(24)why she would want to speak with me.Perhaps Ihad made a mistake on one of my assignments?As I stood in front of her,1(25)the papers she held gently in her hands.Closer inspectionshowed that they(26)the story I had written for a school project.My teac

48、her(27)me for amoment,before her mouth broke into a large smile.I just wanted to let you know your story was(28),she said,waving the papers in the air fbremphasis.You truly have a(29).nI immediately felt a(30)inside that I hadnt really felt before.At that moment J wasnt justanother person in the cro

49、wd.I felt(31).This(32)helped me realize that I was not only good at writing,but I loved doing it as well.Overthe years since seventh grade,Ive(33)many short stories,poems,and essays that have helped methrough the trials and stress of school.I am not a good public speaker,but through writing I havefo

50、und my(34)：I have found a(35)to be myself.21.A.responsibilityC.talentB.wishD.opportunity22.A.changeB.contestC.lessonD.lecture23.A.optimisticB.curiousC.activeD.shy24.A.knowingB.wonderingC.analyzingD.proving25.A.gatheredB.recognizedC.noticedD.remembered26.A.containedB.connectedC.markedD.added27.A.stud