浙江省2021-2022学年高一英语下学期3月联考试题.docx

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1、浙江省2021-2022学年高一英语下学期3月联考试题阅读理解（共两节，满分35分）第一节（共10小题；每小题2.5分，满分25分）AWhile living and working in Karlstad University in Sweden, I was entrusted the challenging assignment of catsitting three 10-year olds for two weeks. At first, I was a bit perturbed. From all that I had heard about cats being selfish

2、 creatures. I wondered if I would be able to deliver the goods. I had been asked to stay at the cat-owners place for the fortnight. The first day, all three, Mercedes, Mio and Casper, seemed to be suspicious（怀疑）of me. I fed them, disposed of their litter and got to work. Soon, however, they began to

3、 look forward to my returning, and would mew happiness hearing the key turn in the door-lock. As our familiarity grew, I began to playfully bid goodnight to the cats, sometimes adding aloud in Swedish that I had to wake up at 7:00 a.m. I forgot to set the alarm on most nights, but faced no problems,

4、 because at exactly 7:00 a.m. no exaggerations hereI would hear the sounds of gentle mewing and scratching outside my bedroom door. Then, there was one evening, when I felt a bit under the weather. Sitting on the sofa, mentally worn out and physically exhausted, I stared blankly into space, when a g

5、entle tapping landed on my cheek. I found Casper standing on the sofas armrest peering into my eyes. He seemed to be asking me to cheer up, switch off for the evening and look forward to a better tomorrow. On the evenings of the last few days, all three cats began to rush over and sit close to me on

6、 the sofa and snooze against my feet or on my lap. They knew perhaps that our time together was nearing its end and that they would not see me again. They all came over to the door when I left the next morning with my things packed. They just stood there and mewed for a while, and as I walked around

7、 the street bend, they hopped on to the window watching me go.1. What does the underlined word “perturbed” mean in the first paragraph?A. excited.B. upset.C. worried.D. confident.2. How did the author get familiar with the cats?A. By taking them out.B. By talking to themC. By feeding them.D. By taki

8、ng care of them.3. How did the author understand Caspers tapping?A. The cat was asking to go out.B. The cat was playing with him.C. The cat was trying to comfort him.D. The cat was reminding him of bedtime.BAfternoon tea, the most typical of English customs, is, perhaps surprisingly, a relatively ne

9、w tradition. The custom of drinking tea became popular in England during the 1660s thanks to King Charles II and his wife, and it was not until the mid-19th century that the concept of “afternoon tea” first appeared. Afternoon tea was introduced by Anna, the Duchess of Bedford, in the year 1840. At

10、that time lunch was taken early but the evening meal was served fashionably late at eight oclock, leaving a long period of time between the two meals. The Duchess would become hungry in the afternoon, so she asked that tea and cake be brought to her room around four oclock. This became a habit of he

11、rs and later she began inviting friends to join her. This palace tea party was such a success that it soon spread to London and other places in UK as a fashionable social event. During the 1880s, upper-class women would dress up for their afternoon tea, also known as “low tea” because tea was taken

12、while sitting in low, comfortable chairs or sofas. While Low Tea was largely a game for the upper class, “high tea” was a necessary meal for working class families. During the second half of the Victorian Period, working families would return home late tired and exhausted. As the most important meal

13、 of the day, the table would be set with meats, bread, butter, cheese and of course, a pot of good, strong tea to lift their spirits. Because it was eaten at a high, dining table, it was called “high” tea. To experience the best of the afternoon tea tradition, treat yourself with a trip to one of Lo

14、ndons finest hotels. There are also a wide selection of old-fashioned tearooms offering afternoon tea experience. We provide very British afternoon tea experience trips during your stay in London. Just tell your tour guide when you want to taste the culture and we will arrange everything for you wit

15、h a very reasonable charge. Itll be a once in a lifetime experience. Dont miss it.4. Why did the Duchess of Bedford need afternoon tea?A. Its a fashionable palace social event.B. Its a tradition from King Charles II.C. The evening meal was too late for her.D. She wanted to spread tea culture in UK.5

16、. What do we know about high tea?A. It was a game for the upper class.B. It was started by Queen Victoria.C. It was an occasional social activity.D. It was highly important to working class.6. Which of the following statement is NOT true according to the text?A. Low tea was mostly enjoyed by upper-c

17、lass ladies.B. Low tea was eaten while sitting in low chairs or sofas.C. The tea making peopled spirits high was called high tea.D. High tea was taken by working class at a high dinning table.7. Whats the main purpose of this passage?A. To explain the origin of afternoon tea.B. To advertise for tea

18、experience trips.C. To honor the tradition of drinking tea.D. To introduce two afternoon tea types.CGraduation day marks the start of a transition. Walking across the stage to collect a degree, one crosses the line that divides students and alumni(校友). Graduation is when most graduates take their fi

19、rst baby steps toward their chosen career. Yet many British students face a striking dilemma when they approach this stage. The highly competitive market means companies can afford to offer low-paying and even non-paying internships(实习)and work placements to the overabundance of ex-students seeking

20、employment. With heavy student debt weighing down on their shoulders, graduates feel anxiety, so the future of working for nothing isnt attractive. Their solution is to secure a job, which is unrelated to their study, yet that guarantees a regular income. A recent survey by the New College of the Hu

21、manities found that only half of all UK graduates were working in a field related to their degree after leaving university. Whats more, one in three graduates ticked financial reasons for switching jobs. “With the recent economic climate and a number of new growing industries, the traditional career

22、 path has gone forward into more of a long and winding road,” said Swatee Jasoria, director of professional development at the college, to The Independent. While postgraduate study remains a popular choice (24 percent of final year students aimed to go on to further study), many of those hoping to d

23、ive into the labor pool face the graduate dilemma: earn an internship thatll open up the pathway to your chosen career, without pay; or set your early career aside while settling for an unrelated job, with the security of a guaranteed income.8. Which of the following is TRUE according to the text?A.

24、 With high expectation, working for nothing isnt an attractive choice for British students.B. The highly competitive market makes graduates struggling with employment seeking.C. Most of UK graduates were taking up jobs related to the majors after leaving university.D. Graduates in the UK choose to w

25、ork only for the heavy debt weighing down on their shoulders.9. Whats the striking dilemma that many British students have to face?A. High-paying jobs with long work time or relaxing jobs with low pay.B. To go for a further study after graduation or to go for a job.C. A better future career currentl

26、y without pay or an unrelated job with a steady income.D. To choose a traditional career or to choose a new growing industry.10. In which part of a magazine can you most probably read this passage?A. EducationB. EmploymentC. TravelD. Entertainment第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答

27、题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。The pulse of the newest generation of youths beats behind network wordsBarrage, geek culture and ACG (animation, comic and game). _11_ Generation Z developed their personalities and life skills in a socio-economic environment marked by “911 attack”, and economic uncertainty. Fil

28、ms like The Hunger Games and Divergent describe teenagers struggling to survive in a terrible world with bravery and ambition._12_They are less active. Sixty-six percent of kids, ages 6-11, say online gaming is their main source of entertainment, according to a study by Sparks & Honey a NewYork-base

29、d market agency. On a related note, teen obesity tripled between 1971 and 2010. They communicate with speed and often use symbols and images instead of words. Analysts from Sparks & Honey gained a new finding after some research._13_As a result, they are not precise communicators and leave a lot of

30、room for further exploration. They are more ambitious in business than the former generation._14_ And sixty-one percent would rather be an entrepreneur than an employee when they graduate from college, according to a study by Millennial Branding, a consulting firm, and Internships. com. _15_ “Genera

31、tion Z-ers” multitask across at least five screens daily and spend forty-one percent of their time outside of school with computers or mobile devices, compared to twenty-two percent 10 years ago, according to the Sparks & Honey report.A. Generation Z are crazy about surfing the internet.B. Born from

32、 the mid-1990s to the 2000s, this group is called Generation Z.C. Generation Z are accustomed to rapid-fire chatting and commentary.D. They are more fond of computers or mobile devices.ESo they developed a coping system that differs from their former generations.F. They are digitally over-connected.

33、G. Seventy-two percent of high school students want to start a business someday.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分55分）第一节（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Chinese netizens across the country on Thursday were helping a migrant worker in Beijing, who has been called “the most

34、 _16_ man in China,” find his missing son. His tough daily working _17_ of bouncing around some 30 places in the Chinese capital to carry construction materials from early morning till midnight,_18_ was revealed by an epidemiological(流行病学的)investigation, deeply touched peoples hearts. The man surnam

35、ed Yue was _19_ as an asymptomatic(无症状的)virus carrier after he took a nucleic acid(核酸)test and then the epidemiological investigation kept _20_ of him. Yue works day and night at different construction sites in multiple districts across the city,_21_ for clues of his son who went missing on August 1

36、2, 2020. Yue came to Beijing from his hometown in Shandong _22_ his son, Yue Yuetong, had worked in kitchens in Beijing. The relevant public security department attaches great _23_ to the case and pressed the police to _24_ the investigation. After health authorities released the details of his sche

37、dule, many _25_ commented that it was the saddest epidemiological survey online, saying they felt so _26_ to hardworking migrant workers like Yue who contributed to the construction of big cities. They also made a blog _27_, titled “finding Yue Yuetong with the help of the internet.” The message was

38、 _28_ circulated on various social media platforms. _29_ by an outpouring sympathy, Yue told China Newsweek, “I dont think I am _30_. I just work. I dont steal. I dont _31_. I make a living with my own hands, using my own _32_. I am just making a living to find my son and take care of my family.”Yue

39、 is one of Chinas nearly 286 million migrant workers. Yues life and words reflects Chinese people are hardworking and _33_. Big cities like Beijing have many such workers who _34_ services to many people like housekeeping, delivery _35_ building the citys infrastructure.16. A. poorB. helpfulC. strug

40、glingD. considerate17. A. scheduleB. positionC. guidelineD. conference18. A. whenB. thatC. whoD. which19. A. identifiedB. selectedC. proposedD. tested20. A. reportB. noticeC. trackD. touch21. A. surfingB. searchingC. streamingD. detecting22. A. plusB. asC. due toD. so23. A. effortB. importanceC. foc

41、usD. pity24. A. look upB. put upC. speed upD. take up25. A. citizensB. netizensC. residentsD. antizens26. A. gratefulB. sorryC. satisfiedD. puzzled27. A. emailB. letterC. postD. phone28. A. narrowlyB. easilyC. widelyD. hardly29. A. EnsuredB. ChargedC. JoinedD. Surrounded30. A. helpfulB. pitifulC. ca

42、refulD. hopeful31. A. robB. complainC. roarD. cry32. A. powerB. energyC. qualityD. strength33. A. meanB. self-respectedC. independentD. talented34. A. enjoyB. provideC. contributeD. devote35. A. as long asB. as far asC. as well asD. as soon as第II卷（非选择题部分，共35分）注意：将答案写在答题卷上。写在本试卷上无效。第二节单词拼写（共10小题；每小题1

43、分，满分10分）在空白处填入适当的内容。36. While your parents are away from home, I will stay here and keep you _ (陪伴). (根据汉语提示单词拼写)37. Undoubtedly, the Internet makes it c_ for us to get in touch with each other. (根据首字母单词拼写)38. Yuan Longping, regarded as Father of Hybrid Rice, made great _(成就) in his life. (根据汉语提示单词拼

44、写)39. Its g _ of you to share your food and room with me when I was in times of trouble. (根据首字母单词拼写)40. It has been _（确认）that the World Internet Conference will take place next week. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)41. It is i_to drive after drinking alcohol. In other words, drunk driving is against the law. (根据首字母单词拼写

45、)42. He was deeply i_ by the success of his elder sister who had been admitted to a key university. (根据首字母单词拼写)43. With the Spring Festival _ (接近), people working outside their hometowns are eager to come back home. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)44. A new road is being built between these two cities, which will bring

46、 great b_ to residents there. (根据首字母单词拼写)45. It has been officially a _ that a million new IT jobs will be created in the next 5 years. (根据首字母单词拼写)第三节（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。A samovar is a traditional Russian water boiler that can also brew（煮）tea. It played _46_ import

47、ant part in Russian history and was a central part of Russian family life for a very long time. There is a very old samovar in my home. It belonged _47_ my great-grandmothers great-grandmother. Almost 200 years ago, my great-grandmothers great-grandmother was trying to survive another freezing Russi

48、an winter when she heard about a new invention _48_ (call) a “samovar”, which means “self-boiler” in Russian. In her family, they could only boil water on their big stove. The new samovar could make it much _49_ (easy) to boil the water with much less fuel and could be transported anywhere. _50_they were poor