廣東省清遠市黃花中學2022年高二英語模擬試卷含解析

廣東省清遠市黃花中學2022年高二英語模擬試卷含解析一、選擇題1.Everystudentaswellasteacherswho_______tovisitthemuseum____askedtobeattheschoolgateontime.A.is;is

B.are;are

C.is;are

D.are;is

參考答案：D2.Itwasfoolishofhimto________hisnotesduringthatimportanttest，andasaresult，hegotpunished.A．sticktoB．referto

C．keepto

D．pointto參考答案：B3.Heexplainedthequestionagaintomakeiteasier_______.A.tounderstand

B.understanding

C.understood

D.understand

參考答案：A4.Pointingtothehouseon_____roofgrewlotsofbush,theoldmantoldmethatwas________Iwouldstay.A.its;what

B.whose;what

C.whose;where

D.its;where參考答案：C5.Itisnot

todiscussthequestionsagainandagain.A、worth

B、worthy

C、worthwhile

D、worthyof

參考答案：C略6.Hisanswerwas_______,sonoonecouldmakeoutwhathemeant.A.ambiguous

B.unconscious

C.transparent

D.explicit參考答案：A7.Howdidit_____thatyouweretenminuteslateforclass?A．comedown

B．cometrueC．comeout

D．comeabout參考答案：D【詳解】考查動詞短語辨析。A.comedown下來；B.cometrue實現(xiàn)；comeout出版；D.comeabout發(fā)生。句意：你為什么上課遲到了十分鐘？howdoesitcomeaboutthat…？表示“事情是怎樣發(fā)生的？”故D項正確。8.—Isthereanyonewho

theplansputforwardbythecommittee?

A.differs

B.opposes

C.disagrees

D.refuses參考答案：B略9.----Isthereanythingwrongwiththebaby?----Nothing________.________.A．seriously;Takeeasy

B．seriously;Takeiteasy

C．serious;Takeeasy

D．serious;Takeiteasy參考答案：D10.Thewomenwantedtobuythree________eggs，buttherewereonlytwo________eggsleftintheshop.A．scoresof;dozensof

B．scoresof;dozenofC．scores；dozens

D．scoreof；dozen參考答案：D本題考查score的用法。threescoreofeggs意為“60個雞蛋”。dozen意為“(一)打，十二”，前面有具體數(shù)詞時，不用復數(shù)形式，其后介詞of有無均可。句意：這位女士想買60個雞蛋，但是商店內(nèi)只剩下兩打了。故選D項。11.-----HasanyofyoureachedtheGreatWall?-----________.A.NoneB.NoC.NooneD.Notany參考答案：A在詢問數(shù)目時，要么用具體的數(shù)目回答，要么用none回答。12.Moreconsumersarewaitingforthefurtherdropofhousingpriceswithmoneyintheirhands

_

buyinghouses,accordingtoareport.A.ratherthan

B.morethan

C.otherthan

D.betterthan參考答案：A13.—Haveyouseenmydictionary?

----Isit_______youboughtlastweek?Perhaps_______isonyourbed.

A.one;that

B.theone;it

C.the;there

D.one;here參考答案：B略14._____applefellfromthetreeandhithimon____head.A.An;the

B.The;the

C.An;/

D.The;/參考答案：A15.Mr.Smithcouldn’topenthedoorbecausehisnaughtyboy_______itfromtheinsideA.wouldlock B.waslocking C.haslocked D.hadlocked

參考答案：16.Jackwouldlovetogotothecinemawithhisuncle,butthefilmis

foradultsonly.

A.approved

B.intended

C.attempted

D.permitted參考答案：B17.Haveyoueverhadacase_______someoneaccusedyourjournalist____gettingthewrongendofthestick.

A.which;in

B.where;of

C.that;of

D.inwhich;with參考答案：B18.Itwasteno’clock______Igothomelastnight.

A.that

B.when

C.which

D.until參考答案：B19.Itwasstronglyrecommendedthathe____aholidaytorelievepressure.

A.took

B.takes

C.take

D.couldtake

參考答案：C略二、新的題型20.閱讀下列材料,從所給的六個選項（A、B、C、D、E和F）中,選出符合各小題要求的最佳選項。選項中有一項是多余選項。A.PrepareforRainyDays

B.WatchYourSpendingC.GetAggressive

D.StartSavingE.SettheGoal

F.SaveMoreStepstoRetireaMillionaireHavingamillion-dollarportfolioisaretirementdreamformanypeople.Makingthatdreamcometruerequiressomeseriouseffort.Whilesuccessisneverasurething,thestepsoutlinedbelowwillgoalongwaytowardhelpingyouachieveyourobjective.81.

Vacations,car,kidsandalloflife'sotherexpensestakeabigchunkoutofyourpaycheck.Tomaximizeyoursavings,youneedtominimizeyourexpenses.Buyingahomeyoucanaffordandlivingalifestylethatisbelowyourmeansandnotfundedbycreditcardsareallnecessitiesifyouwanttoboostyoursavings.

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Ifyoudon'tsave,you'llneverreachyourgoal.Asobviousasthismightseems,fartoomanypeopleneverevenstarttosave.Ifyouremployeroffersa401(k)plan,enrollingintheplanisagreatwaytoputyoursavingsonautopilot.Simplysignupfortheplanandcontributions

willbe

automaticallytakenoutofyourpaycheck,increasingyoursavingsanddecreasingyourimmediatetaxliability.Ifyouremployerofferstomatchyourcontributionsuptoacertainpercentage,besuretocontributeenoughtogetthefullmatch.It'slikegettingaguaranteedreturnonyourinvestment.Findingthecashtostashmaybeachallenge,particularlywhenyou'reyoung,butdon'tletthatstopyoufrompursuingfutureriches.83.

Studieshaveshownthatthemajorityofthereturnsgeneratedbyaninvestmentaredictatedbytheasset-allocationdecision.Ifyouarelookingtogrowyourwealthovertime,fixed-incomeinvestmentsaren'tlikelytogetthejobdone,andinflationcantakeabigchunkoutofyoursavings.Investinginequitiesentailsmorerisk,butisalsostatisticallylikelytoleadtogreaterreturns.Formanyofus,it'sariskwehavetotakeifwanttoseeourwealthgrow.Asset-allocationstrategies

canhelpyoulearnhowtomakepickingtherightmixofsecuritiesthecoreofyourinvestingstrategy.84.

Partoflong-termplanninginvolvesacceptingtheideathatsetbackswilloccur.Ifyouarenotprepared,thesesetbackscanputastoptoyoursavingsefforts.Whileyoucan'tavoidallofthebumpsintheroad,youcanprepareinadvancetomitigatethedamagetheycando.

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Yourincomeshouldriseastimepasses.You'llgetraises,you'llchangejobs,andmaybeyou'llgetmarriedandbecomeatwo-incomefamily.Everytimemorecashcomesintoyourpocket,youshouldincreasetheamountthatyousave.Thekeytoreachingyourgoalasquicklyaspossibleistosaveasmuchasyoucan.參考答案：三、閱讀理解21.閱讀下列短文，從短文后所給各題的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項。WomenconsistentlylieonsocialnetworkingsitessuchasFacebookorTwittertomaketheirlivesappearmoreexciting,asurveyhasfound.Researchersfoundthatatleastoneinfourwomenexaggeratedordistortedwhattheyaredoingonsocialmediaonceamonth.Thesurveyof2000womenfoundtheymostlypretendedtobeoutonthetown,wheninfacttheyarehomealone,andembellishedaboutanexoticholidayortheirjob.Themostcommonreasonsforwomentowrite“fibs”includedworryingtheirliveswouldseem“boring”,jealousyatseeingotherpeople’smoreexcitingpostsandwantingtoimpresstheirfriendsandacquaintances.Psychologistssuggestedthataspeopleattemptto“stayconnected”onsocialmedia,theycaninfact“paradoxically”beleft“moreisolated”.Theyalsosaidthatthe“morewetrytomakeourlivesseemperfect,thelessperfectwefeel”.AccordingtotheOnePollsurvey,onethirdofwomensurveyedadmittedto“dishonesty”onsocialmediasitessuchasFacebookandTwitteratsomestage.Almostoneinfouradmittedtolyingorexaggeratingaboutkeyaspectsoftheirlifeonlinebetweenoneandthreetimesamonthwhilealmostonein10saidtheyliedmorethanonceaweek.Nearly30percentofwomenliedabout“doingsomethingwhenIamhomealone”,almostaquarteroverstatedtheiralcoholconsumptionwhileoneinfivewerenottruthfulabouttheirholidayactivitiesortheirjobs.Almostoneinfivewomenevenliedabouttheir“relationshipstatus”.“Weworkveryhardpresentingourselvestotheworldonline,pretendingandattemptingtobehappyallthetimewhichisexhaustingandultimatelyunfulfilling,”saidDrMichaelSinclair,aleadingBritishconsultantpsychologist.“Omittingthelessdesirableimperfectionsofourlivesfromtheconversationswithour`friends`onlineleadstolessopportunitytofeelempathizedwith(與…產(chǎn)生共鳴),resultinginagreatersenseofdisconnectionfromothers.”Thesurveywas