閱讀理解(家庭、朋友和周圍的人為話題) 專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練（六） 高考英語(yǔ)二輪復(fù)習(xí)

1、閱讀理解專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練（六）2022屆高考英語(yǔ)復(fù)習(xí)高考英語(yǔ)閱讀訓(xùn)練.第頁(yè)(共7頁(yè))(家庭、朋友和周圍的人為話題)A閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案. Six British men were arrested in Spain because of “shocking behavior while drunk” on board a Ryanair flight.The group flew out from Glasgow Prestwick Airport at 7am on Thursday morning to Palma, Mallorca, yet thei

2、r behavior was so bad the crew were forced to call the police before landing. The men were set to holiday at the ill-famed party resort of Magaluf.Speaking to the Daily Record a witness said: “The Guardia Civil police came and arrested the six men, the air crew had called on ahead to tell them what

3、was happening. It was 7am yet these folk were behaving badly. It was shocking.”A spokesperson for Ryanair told MailOnline Travel: “The crew of this flight from Prestwick to Palma requested police assistance after several passengers made trouble in-flight. The aircraft landed normally and police remo

4、ved and detained these individuals upon arrival at Palma. We will not put up with uncontrollable or troublesome behavior at any time and we sincerely apologized to other customers for any inconvenience caused. The safety and comfort of our customers, crew and aircraft is our number one priority.”Jus

5、t last month Ryanair took the first-ever step in history to ban passengers from bringing their own alcohol on board flights between Glasgow and the party island of Ibiza for safety and comfort. The airline informed passengers travelling to the Spanish island that their alcohol purchases from duty fr

6、ee shops are no longer allowed inside the plane, and they will be kicked off the flight if they dont follow the rule.A Ryanair spokesman said the airline made the decision after discussions with customers and airport officials. “Those who have purchased duty free alcohol will be asked to either plac

7、e their purchases in their cabin baggage, or leave their purchases behind.” The spokesman didnt say what will happen to passengers caught trying to take alcohol on board secretly.1. What were the six British men going to do at Magaluf?A.They were going to make trouble at that place.B.They were sell

8、some duty free alcohol at that place.C.They were going to spend their vacation there.D.They were going to off assistance to the local police.2. Why did the airliner call for the police for help?A.They wanted to have the drunk people punished by law.B.They were unable to control the drunk mens behavi

9、or.C.They wanted to provide other customers with safety.D.They were shocked by the drunk peoples bad behavior.3. What was the new rule about?A.Passengers are not allowed to take flights to go to the party island of Ibiza.B.Passengers are not allowed to drink alcohol on the flight to the island of Ib

10、iza.C.Passengers are not allowed to buy alcohol from the duty free shops.D.Alcohol bought from the duty free shops is not allowed inside the sitting area.4. What does the underlined phrase mean in Paragraph Five?A.Start a gameB.Punish for a bad behaviorC.Force to leave.D.Push out of a place.5. Where

11、 can you mostly come across this passage?A.A novel.B.A newspaper.C.A science report.D.A guidebook.B閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案. When I began high school, I wasnt the most confident kid. I did not believe I could attend college. I did well in school and participated in many after-school activitie

12、s. I was able to take up many leadership roles there.Many teens that age go through things during their high school years, and I wasnt anexception. They guided me through so many difficult things and made sure I always stayed positive. The time came to apply to college and I did not have any interes

13、t on it. They encouraged me to get a degree. But I didnt think that I was smart enough to attend a four-year university. Because they saw something in me, they encouraged me to try.While I studied in DePauw, I experienced culture shock. When I came home for break, I would go visit my teachers at the

14、 school. They were always willing to listen, take time out of their schedule and provided me with a space to talk about my experiences with them. They always gave me the best advice that they could. Perhaps they do not realize it, but by providing me with a space to tell my experiences, they were he

15、lping me get better. Every word of encouragement stuck with me. I knew that they believed in me, and I did not want to let them down.If it wasnt for them, I would not be graduating from DePauw University. While in high school, they offered me so much guidance in my study, but they guided me more in

16、my personal life. Their advice has played an important part in the shaping of who I am today. They believed in me so much that I started to believe in myself. It is because of teachers like them that students gain confidence.1. What did the writer lack when in high school?A.Confidence.B.Prize.C.Mone

17、y.D.Knowledge.2. When saying “I wasnt an exception”, the writer really means _.A.he also suffered lotB.he lacked moneyC.he wanted to be leaderD.he needed guidance3. Why didnt the writer want to apply to college?A.Because he has something in himself.B.Because he was not clever enough.C.Because it too

18、k more than 4 years.D.Because he didnt have much money.4. While studying in DePauw, the writer returned to high school to _.A.listen to his teachers adviceB.get money for his booksC.share his feeling with teachersD.become more experienced5. How did the writer think of his teacher?A.Grateful.B.Anxiou

19、s.C.Sorry.D.Upset.C閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案. Discussions of studying abroad are often mixed with stories of learning more and beautiful scenery and a taste of foreign food. Studying abroad does offer a wide variety of benefits. It can bridge cultural gaps, promise great personal development f

20、or students and be an incredible learning opportunity. Still, the risks involved with studying abroad should inform the commonly stated benefits in order for students to make sound academic, as well as personal, decisions.Students often spend more money than they intend to while abroad. Banks often

21、charge international fees for every abroad charge, students tend to pressure one another to eat out, and almost every sightseeing opportunity involves transit fees at the very least.Additionally, the semester abroad may setting students off track academically. The adjustment to a different grading s

22、cale is challenging enough without the constant pressure to travel every weekend and go out every night. It is impossible to know the right balance between studying in the same way one would at home and making the best of ones abroad experience.The path to international independence is not easy, and

23、 it is ridden with loneliness. While one can find friendly people almost anywhere, language and cultural barriers can reduce connection. Cultures often confuse one another. In other words, the study abroad experience could give its participants a sense ofliminality but this liminality should be expe

24、rienced in a conscious way.Study abroad can be a valuable experience for students, but more should be done to prepare students for the kind of risks and pressures they can face. Educational efforts by study abroad offices should not shy away from controversial topics and aspects of studying abroad l

25、ike loneliness, financial pressures and culture shock. It is important for students to understand what studying abroad can be. Studying abroad is valuable, but students should understand from the outset what theyre getting into.1. What is the best title of the passage?A.Studying abroad is more compl

26、ex than often portrayed.B.Discussions of studying needs paying special attention.C.Beautiful scenery and foreign food attract more students.D.Personal development is related with learning opportunity.2. What caused the students abroad learn less efficiently?A.What caused the students abroad learn le

27、ss efficiently?B.What caused the students abroad learn less efficiently?C.The change of the grading scale.D.The constant pressure to travel very weekend.3. The underlined word “l(fā)iminality” in the fourth paragraph may mean _.A.challengeB.connectionC.barrierD.independence4. What is the writers suggest

28、ion of studying abroad?A.The students must suffer from the problem of loneliness.B.The students should get well prepared for before starting.C.The students should make best use of their own culture.D.The student should get support from international bank.5. How is the text organized?A.Topicargumentd

29、escriptionB.OpiniondiscussionexplanationC.Main ideacomparison supporting examplesD.Topic argumentconclusionD閱讀下面短文,從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳答案. If you frequently find yourself covered in mosquito bites, you can blame your genes. For British scientists have discovered evidence that some people are simpl

30、y born to attract mosquitoes. In experiments they found that peoples body smell attracted the insects in different ways - and this was strongly influences by genetics.The team, led by scientists at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, found that pairs of identical twins - who share 10

31、0 per cent of their genes - are equally attractive to mosquitoes. Non-identical twins, who only share about 50 per cent of their genes, are different in the degree to which they attract the bugs, the scientists found.The research, published in the journal PLOS One, provides strong evidence that your

32、 chance of being bitten is genetically-driven. The results show that it has a similar link to genes as height and IQ.The findings build on previous work linking body odour to the chances of being attacked by mosquitoes. The team think that some people produce a natural insect repellent that keeps th

33、em safe. They believe that, with further research, it may be possible to take a pill that encourages the production of this repellent odour.Lead scientist Dr James Logan said: By investigating the genetic mechanism we can move closer to using this knowledge for better ways of keeping us safe from bites and the diseases insects can spread through bites. If we understand the genetic basis it could be pos