河南省信陽(yáng)市光山第二高級(jí)中學(xué)2022-2023學(xué)年高二英語(yǔ)聯(lián)考試卷含解析一、選擇題1.---Whydidn’tyoutellmethenewsofthemeeting?

---Iknewnothingaboutit,orI_______you.A.wouldtell

B.hadtold

C.told

D.wouldhavetold參考答案：D略2.Inthepastfewyears,Ivan______meabouthisprogressinhisstudythroughe-mails.

A.wastelling

B.hadtold

C.hadbeentelling

D.hasbeentelling參考答案：D3.Ourspecialthanksgotothousandsofvolunteers,without__________tirelesswork,noneofthiswouldbepossible.A.whose

B.whom

C.which

D.that參考答案：A4.

formthemoon,ourearthwithwater

.seventypercentofitssurface,appearsasablueball.A.seen,covered

B.seeing,coveringC.seen,covering

D.seeing,covered參考答案：C5.AftertheShenzhou-9mannedspacecraftwassuccessfullylaunched,LiuYangbecamethefirstwomanastronaut________spaceinChina.A.toenter

B.enter

C.entering

D.entered參考答案：A6.—Wastheplaywellworthseeing?—Yes.Noonecouldfailtobe________byOlivier'sperformanceasOthello.A．impressed

B．expressedC．depressed

D．stressed參考答案：A7.Theseresultsofscientificresearchareveryvaluabletous.Theywill_______thesuccessofourfurtherresearch.A.contributeto

B.payattentionto

C.referto

D.ledto參考答案：A8.ZhouYangwenton________triptoTibet.A.aseven-days

B.aseven-day

C.sevenday

D.seven-days參考答案：B9.Thetimehehasdevoted

______treesinthatareaisnowconsideredtobeofgreatvalue.A.toplanting

B.toplant

C.plant

D.planting參考答案：A略10.Itissleepinglateinthemorningthat

beinglateforwork.A.devotesto

B.sticksto

C.refersto

D.leadsto參考答案：D22.Simonmadeabigbamboobox

thelittlesickbirdtillitcouldfly.A.keep

B.kept

C.keeping

D.tokeep參考答案：D略12.Theengineofthebuswas_________，andthebadweatheraddedtotheworriesofthepassengers.

A.invain

B.ingoodcondition

C.outofwork

D.outoforder

參考答案：D13.Traditionally,collegestudentsholdagraduationceremonytoencouragethemselvesbeforethey_______ontheirlifejourney.

A.giveup

B.setoff

C.getthrough

D.settledown參考答案：B14.Thenon-stopcommunication,theexpertsthink,hasmade_____easierforBritishpeopleandAmericanstounderstandeachother.A.this

B.that

C.it

D.them參考答案：C15.When_____ajob,youshouldhighlightyourexperienceandskills．A.applyingto

B.appliedto

C.applyingfor

D.appliedfor參考答案：C16.Inthefuture,therewillbe_____riseinthedemandforsocialworkers,andthenumberisexpectedtoreach20,000by____year2016.A.the;the

B.the;a

C.a;the

D.a;a參考答案：C略二、完型填空17.完形填空(共30小題；A篇每小題1分,B篇每小題1.5分,滿分40分)

閱讀下列短文,從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)(A、B、C和D)中選出最佳選項(xiàng),并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。A

Karen,JudyandIwerethelastonesbackintheschoolroomafterlunchandalloftheothersixthgraderswerealreadyplayingoutside.

“Wow!How11

itwouldbetowriteontheblackboardwhileeveryoneis12.”Judysaid.“ButMrs.Eifflerdoesn'twantuswritingonthe13,”Iresponded.“Janet,everyoneisoutside.Noonewilleverknow,”saidKaren,reachingintoboxanddrawingoutapieceof14.Judyalsobegandrawing.

Ireluctantly(勉強(qiáng)地）joinedmyfriends,butafraidofbeing15.ThenJudyhadallidea.

“We’reallright-handed.Let’sseewhocanwritetheir16

bestusingtheirlefthand.”

JudyandKarenstarted17.Ichoseapieceofwhitechalkfromtheboxandwrotemyname.

“We’dbettergetthisboardcleanedoff18Mrs.Eiffiercomesback,”saidJudy,butIfounditwasn’tchalkatall,butawhitecrayon（蠟筆）!Atlast,Karengotaknifeandscrapedit.It19finally,butweleftanabrasion(磨損處)ontheblackboard.

Mrs.EifflerneveraskedabouttheabrasionbutIalwaysrememberthelesson.“Noonewilleverknow”isnever20.Evenifnooneelsefoundout,Imyselfknew.11.A.useful B.fun

C.stupid D.necessary12.A.asleep B.worried C.outside D.lucky13.A.blackboard

B.book

C.desk D.floor14.A.bread

B.wood

C.paper D.chalk15.A.followed B.praised

C.caught D.affected16.A.address B.class

C.name D.dream17.A.writing B.singing C.shouting D.reading18.A.until

B.before

C.unless D.since19.A.brokedown

B.tookoff

C.cameoff D.sloweddown20.A.true

B.typical

C.important

D.different.參考答案：11—15BCADC

16—20CABCA三、閱讀理解18.閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出一個(gè)最佳選項(xiàng)。DolphinsandsharksareshowingupinsurprisinglyshallowwaterjustofftheFloridacoast．Mullets,crabs(螃蟹)，raysandsmallfishgatherbythethousandsoffanAlabamapier．Birdscoveredinoilarecrawling(爬)deepintomarshes（沼澤），nevertobeseenagain．

MarinescientistsstudyingtheeffectsoftheBP（英國(guó)石油公司）disasterareseeingsomestrangephenomena．FishandotherwildlifeseemtobefleeingtheoiloutintheGulfandgatheringincleanerwatersalongthecoastinatrendthatsomeresearchersseeasapotentiallytroublingsign．Theanimals’presenceclosetoshoremeanstheirusualhabitatisbadlypolluted，andthecrowdingcouldresultinmassdie-offsasfishrunoutofoxygen．Also，theanimalscouldeasilybecapturedbytheirenemies．

Thenearlytwo-month-oldoilspillhascreatedanenvironmentaldisasterinUShistoryastensofmillionsofgallonshaveflownintotheGulfofMexicoecosystem．Scientistsareseeingsomeunusualthingsastheytrytounderstandtheeffectsonthousandsofspeciesofmarinelife．FornearlyfourhoursMonday，athree-personcrewwithGreenpeacecruised（巡航）pastdelicateislandsandmangrove-dottedinletsinBaratariaBayoffsouthernLouisiana．Theysawdolphinsbythedozenfrolicking（嬉戲）intheoilysheenandoil-tingedpelicansfeedingtheiryoung．Buttheyspottednodeadanimals．

“Ithinkpartofthereasonwhywe’renotseeingmoreyetisthattheimpactsofthiscrisisarereallyjustbeginning，”GreenpeacemarinebiologistJohnHocevarsaid．ThecountingofdeadwildlifeintheGulfismorethananacademicexercise；thedeathswillhelpdeterminehowmuchBPpaysindamages.67．WhatdothemarinelifereacttotheBPdisaster？

A.Birdscrawldeepintocaves．

B.Seacreaturesfleefromoilspill，gatheringnearseashore

C.Dolphinsandsharksshowupindeepwater．D.Tensofthousandsofmarineanimalsarefounddead．68．JohnHocevar’sattitudetowardsthedisastermightbe_____？

A．Neutral

B．Worried

C．Depressed

D．Disappointed

69．Theenvironmentaldisasterwascausedby_____

．

A．thelackofenvironmentalsenseofBP

B．thenearlytwo-mouth-oldoilspillC．thedamageofMexicoGulfecosystem

D．thecrowdingmarinelife70．Fromthepassage,wecaninferthat_____

．

A．marinescientistshaveseensomestrangephenomena．

B．thedisasterhaslittleinfluenceondolphins．

C．a(chǎn)three-personcrewreachednoconclusionD．BPwillpaymuchmoneyaccordingtothenumberofdeadwildlifethere參考答案：67-70BBBD略19.

Hereare4extremesportswhicharepopularinthewestcountriesamongtheyoung.

VolcanoBoarding

Racingdownanactive2,380ftvolcanoataspeedof50mphwithonlyaboardforprotectionisconsideredbymanythrill-seekingsportsfansasthecoolest.

ThousandsoftravellersheadtothefoothillsofNicaragua’sCerroNegroMountaineveryyeartotakepartinthenewsport.Surfers,dressedinprotectivejumpsuits,knee-padsandhelmets,canreachaspeedofupto80km/hontheirspecialboards.Sinceitscreation,in2005,thevolcanoboardinghasattractedmorethan10,000participants.

CliffDiving

Cliffdivingisdefinedastheperfectionofdivingintowaterfromahighcliff.Fromtheroughrocks,diverstakeajumpintothewaterbeneath.

ThisdangeroussportoriginatedfromtheHawaiianIslandofLanaiin1770.Kahekili,theking,demandedthathismenleapoffhighcliffsandenterthewatertoprovetheircourageandloyalty.Today,aftercenturies,theactivityhasexpandedintoasport.

Slackening

Abalancesport,slackliningusesnylonropesstretchedtightbetweentwofixedpoints.Itis

differentfromtightropewalking—itislikealargerubberband.Thel