浙江省溫州市二中2022-2023學(xué)年高二英語聯(lián)考試題含解析一、選擇題1..ItisnotmymotherbuttheSmithsthat___________thiskindoftrick. A.hasfallenfor B.havefallenfor

C.wasfallenfor

D.hasbeenfallenfor參考答案：B略2.______automatically,thee-mailwillbereceivedbyalltheclubmembers.

A.Havingmailedout B.Mailingout C.Tobemailedout D.Mailedout 參考答案：D3.Pleaseremember_______theplantswhileI’maway.A.watering B.tobewateringC.towater D.beingwatering參考答案：Crememberdoingsth=記住曾經(jīng)做過的事，remembertodosth=記住要做的事。4.LiQiangstaredatthemovingmodelofthewastemachine,__________byitsefficiency.A.beingabsorbedB.absorbed

C.havingbeenabsorbed

D.tobeabsorbed參考答案：B略5.---Youshouldn’thaveparkedyourcarhere．---

.A．Pardonme

B．You’rewelcome

C．NevermindD．Goahead參考答案：A6.Strongwinds_______therain.

A.accomplish

B.account

C.accommodate

D.accompany參考答案：D7.-----Haveyouheardthat10peoplewerekilledintheaccidentlastnight?

-----Yes,

newscameas

shocktome.Athe,the

Ba,the

Ca,a

D

the,a參考答案：D8.Myunclehasn’tbeenabletoquitsmoking,butatleasthehas_____.A.cutdown

B.cutout

C.cutup

D.cutoff參考答案：A9.Thecompaniesareworkingtogethertocreate_____theyhopewillbethebestmeansoftransportinthe21stcentury.A.which

B.that

C.what

D.who參考答案：C略10.－Whydidn’tSusancometoseeusyesterdayasshepromised?

－______.

A.Shemustbebusy

B.ShemighthavebeenfreeC.Shemusthavebeenbusy

D.Shecan’tbefree參考答案：C11.Hefelt

ofcheatingintheexam,decidingnevertodosuchthingsagain. A.shame B.ashamed C.sorry D.shameful參考答案：B試題分析：考查固定詞組。be/feelashamedof因……而羞愧,符合題意。shame不用于此結(jié)構(gòu);sorry應(yīng)與介詞for連用;shameful用來形容事物,表示“令人感到可恥的”。故選B。12.Theproductionofcarsofthiscompanyhasincreased______300,000ayear,butthesalesofnewcarshavefallen______20percentthisyear.A.to;with B.to;by C.in;to D.in;by參考答案：B略13.You_____belateforthelecturesinceyouarethespeaker.A.wouldn’t

B.mightnot

C.needn’t

D.shouldn’t參考答案：D略14.Thereisnoneed_______andit’snouse__________theretooearly.

A.torush;arriving

B.toworry;toarrive

C.worrying;arriving

D.torush;toarrive參考答案：A15.Consumersaregettingmoresensibleandbuyonly

theyneedinspiteofalltheadvertisementstheysee.

A.that

B.what

C.which

D.whether參考答案：B略16.Thechildtiptoedquietlytothebird._________intotheforestwhenhewasabouttocatchit. A.Flewitaway B.Awayflewit B.Awayitflew D.Flewawayit參考答案：C17.Therainpoureddownforhourson________end,andfinallycameto________end.A./;an B.the,an C./;/ D.an;an參考答案：A【詳解】考查冠詞。句意：雨連續(xù)下了好幾個小時，終于停了。固定短語onend連續(xù)地；cometoanend結(jié)束，告終。故選A項。二、新的題型18.任務(wù)型閱讀Directions:ReadthefollowingtextandchoosethemostsuitableheadingfromA-Eforeachparagraph.

Thereisoneextraheadingwhichyoudonotneed.

A.ExerciseB.RelaxyourselfC.MinimizeTelevisionWachingD.ReadChallengingBooksE.EarlytoBed,EarlytoRiseFiveSimpleWaystoIncreaseYourIntelligenceYourbrainneedsexercisejustlikeamuscle.Ifyouuseitoftenandintherightways,youwillbecomeamoreskilledthinkerandincreaseyourabilitytofocus.Hereare5simplewaysanyonecansqueezeabitmoreproductivityoutoftheoldgraymatter.65.________Thisisahardsell.Peoplelovevegetatinginfrontofthetelevision,myselfincludedmoreoftenthanI’dlike.Theproblemiswatchingtelevisiondoesn’tuseyourmentalcapacityorallowittorecharge.It’slikehavingtheenergysappedoutofamusclewithoutthehealthbenefitsofexercise.Whenyoufeellikerelaxing,tryreadingabookinstead.Ifyou’retootired,listentosomemusic.Whenyou’rewithyourfriendsorfamily,leavethetubeoffandhaveaconversation.Allofthesethingsuseyourmindmorethantelevisionandallowyoutorelax.66.________IusedtothinkthatI’dlearnmorebynotexercisingandusingthetimetoreadabookinstead.ButIrealizedthattimespentexercisingalwaysleadstogreaterlearningbecauseitimprovesproductivityduringthetimeafterwards.Usingyourbodyclearsyourheadandcreatesawaveofenergy.Afterwards,youfeelinvigoratedandcanconcentratemoreeasily.67.________Manypeopleliketoreadpopularsuspensefiction,butgenerallythesebooksaren’tmentallystimulating.Ifyouwanttoimproveyourthinkingandwritingabilityyoushouldreadbooksthatmakeyoufocus.Readingaclassicnovelcanchangeyourviewoftheworldandwillmakeyouthinkinmoreprecise,elegantEnglish.Don’tbeafraidtolookupawordifyoudon’tknowit,anddon’tbeafraidofdensepassages.Takeyourtime,re-readwhennecessary,andyou’llsoongrowaccustomedtotheauthor’sstyle.68________Nothingmakesithardertoconcentratethansleepdeprivation(剝奪睡眠).You’llbemostenergeticifyougotobedearlyanddon’tsleepmorethan8hours.Ifyoustayuplateandcompensate(彌補(bǔ))bysleepinglate,you’llwakeuplethargic(無精打采)andhavetroublefocusing.Inmyexperiencetheearlymorninghoursarethemosttranquilandproductive.Wakingupearlygivesyoumoreproductivehoursandmaximizes（使……最大化）yourmentalacuity(敏銳)allday.Ifyouhavetheopportunity,take10-20minutenapswhenyouarehitwithawaveofdrowsiness.Anythinglongerwillmakeyoulethargic,butashortnapwillrefreshyou.Ihopeyouaren’tdisappointedthatnoneofthetechniquesI’veproposedarerevolutionary.Butsimple,unexcitinganswersareoftenthemostvalid.Thechallengeishavingthewilltoadheretothem.Ifyousucceedinfollowingthese5tips,you’llberewardedwithincreasedmentalacuityandretentionofknowledge.參考答案：三、閱讀理解19.(Reuters)—Ceremoniestocelebratedivorceshavegainedmomentum（勢頭）inJapanafterthemassiveMarchearthquakeandtsunami,followedbyanongoingnuclearcrisis,causedunhappycouplestoreassesstheirlives.Theceremonytomarkacouple'stransitiontobeingsingleagaincosts55,000yen($690)，includesabuffetmealandculminateswiththeritualsmashingoftheirweddingringswithagavel.TomoharuSaito,whotookpartinTokyowithhiswifeMikidaysbeforetheyweresettofilefordivorce,saidcrushingtheringsfeltcathartic.（情感宣泄的）.“Ididnotthinktheringcouldbecrushedthateasily,butitdid,”hesaid.“Iwasshockedbutatthesametime,Ifeelithelpedmemakeacleanbreak.”Theceremonyalsoincludesa“divorcedress,”andMikiSaitochoseadaisy-yellowsummerdress.InJapan,daisiesarebelievedtosymbolizeana“friendlyrelationship”.DesignerAkiueGosaidhecreatedthedresswithemphasisonthebackforaspecificreason.“Idesignedthisdresssothewoman'sbacklooksthemostbeautifulwhensheturnsaroundandwalksaway,”hesaid。HirokiTerai,a31-year-oldformersalesman,spottedagapinthemarketandpioneeredthedivorceceremonytwoyearsago.Sincethen,he'scelebratedmorethan80breakups.RequestsfortheceremonyhavetripledsincetheMarch119.0magnitudequakesetoffamassivetsunami.“TheMarch11disastermademanycouplesrethinktheirpriorities.Somefoundthatworkwasahigherprioritytothemthanfamily,andthishelpedpeoplegaintheconfidencetodecideonadivorce,”Teraisaid.“Thosewhowantanamicabledivorcearedoingtheseceremonies.”MikiSaitosaidtheearthquakemadeherrealizeshewantedtobeclosertoherparents,wholiveinnortheasternJapaninoneoftheareasbadlyaffectedbythequake.“Afterthequake,mydesiretogobackandlivewithmyparentsgrewstronger,”shesaid.GuestHirokoTadawaspresentforboththebeginningandtheendoftheSaitos'marriage.“I'dsaycongratulationstotheamicabledivorce,”shesaid.“IcouldhaveneverimaginedthisdaywouldcomebecauseIwasattheirwedding,butsincetheydidbreakup,thisisoneofthebestwaystodoit.”64.WhichofthefollowingisnotTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.ThedivorceceremonyinJapanincludesabuffetmeal.B.SmashingtheweddingringshelpsTomoharuSaitomakeacleanbreak.C.ThedivorcedressisdesignedtomakewomenlookthemostbeautifulD.It’sHirokiTeraiwhofirstspottedthemarketofdivorceceremony65.HowmuchhasthedivorceceremonyheldbyTeraicostinthepasttwoyears?

A.About56,000yen