山東省青島市膠州第二十一中學(xué)2021年高二英語聯(lián)考試題含解析

山東省青島市膠州第二十一中學(xué)2021年高二英語聯(lián)考試題含解析一、選擇題1.___________theridesattheHeadland,visitorscantaketheshuttletotheLowland.

A.Enjoying

B.Enjoyed

C.Havingenjoyed D.Havingbeenenjoyed參考答案：C2.______,hisideaswasacceptedbyallthepeopleatthemeeting.A.Strangeasmightitsound

B.AsitmightsoundstrangeC.Asstrangeitmightsound

D.Strangeasitmightsound參考答案：D考查讓步狀語從句。as引導(dǎo)讓步狀語時，必須倒裝，只需要將表語提前，其它使用正常的陳述語序。句意：盡管他的主意聽起來奇怪，但是它在會議結(jié)束的時候被采納了。故選D。3.Wecanneverexpect____bluerskyunlesswecreate____lesspollutedworld.A.a;a

B.a;the

C.the;a

D.the;the參考答案：A4.Horses________onthiskindofspecialforageusuallygrowstrongerthan________onordinary.A．feed;those

B．fed;thoseC．feed;theone D．fed;it參考答案：答案：Bfeedonsth.“以某物為食”，此處為過去分詞短語作后置定語；由于主語是horses，故第二空用表示復(fù)數(shù)意義的代詞those代替。5.Itisn’tmuchofacar,but_____itwasnotexpensive.

A.atanyrate

B.atallcosts

C.somehow

D.somewhat參考答案：A6._____isnoneedforyoutowait.A.It

B.That

C.There

D.Here參考答案：A7..Herparentsobjectedto_________thatfarmer,thoughhewasveryrich.

A.shemarried

B.hertomarry

C.marry

D.hermarrying

參考答案：D略8.—DoyouthinkIshouldjointhesinginggroup,Mary?—________IfIwereinyourshoes,Icertainlywould.A.Noneofyourbusiness.

B.Whynot?C.Itdepends.

D.Idon’tthinkso.參考答案：B9.Thesearticlesarewritteninsimplelanguage,_____makesiteasytoread.A.that

B.this

C.which

D.it參考答案：C10.Unfortunately,whenIgotthereshe

______,soweonlyhadtimeforafewwords.A.justleft

B.hasjustleft

C.wasjustleaving

D.hadjustleft參考答案：C11.Itisinthisvillage,______Marywasborn35yearsago,______shewillbuildherfirstschool,_____inspireseveryonetohelpher.A.that;when;which

B.where;that;which

C.that;when;that

D.where;when;that參考答案：B12.Itreallyseemedalongtime___thepolicecameonthesceneandclearedawaythedamagedcars.A.before

B.after

C.when

D.as

參考答案：A13.Oneofthe________that________myattentionwasmagnetism.A．phenomenon；drew

B．phenomena；attractedC．phenomenons；paid

D．phenomenon；paid參考答案：B14.Doyouknowhowmanypartsthismachine__________?A.consistsin B.consistsofC.isconsistedof D.consistswith參考答案：B【詳解】考查短語辨析。句意：你知道這臺機器有多少零件組成嗎？A.consistsin在于；B.consistsof由組成，沒有被動語態(tài)。C.isconsistedof因為consistof沒有被動，所以是錯誤的；D.consistswith…與……一致的。分析句子的語境可知，此處是指由“由……構(gòu)成”，故選B。15.Wewantthebestforeachindividualchildwith____considerationfortheinterestsoftheotherchildren．A．due

B．vital

C．a(chǎn)ctual

D．concrete參考答案：A16.Professionalandskilledassheisindrama,thereare______whenshecanmakesomefunnymistakeswhileactinginamovie.

A.situations

B.occasions

C.scenes

D.conditions參考答案：B略二、完型填空17.請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項。Mymomisateacher．Shefindsalessonineverything．IwaswatchingSesameStreetbymysecondbirthdaysoI’d

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myABCsand123s．OurweeklyfamilytripstothelibrarybeganwhenIwasthree．Andmymomhadmespotting（認(rèn)出）thehistoricalmarkerswithchildlike

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onfamilyvacationsbythetimeIwassix．Forher,lifewasallaboutlearning．Butthebiggestlessonshe

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mewasnevertoletmy

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definewhoIam,andneverforgetwhatis

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inlife．

IwasbornwithFreeman-SheldonSyndrome,anextremely

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geneticboneandmusculardisorder．Thereareonlyabout100reported

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．Atbirth,mykneeswerebentmorethan90degrees,andIhadmyfirstsurgeryto

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themwhenIwasjustsixweeksold．Thissurgerywasthefirstofmanyinmy

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．I’dhad26surgeriesbythetimeIwas15．

Strangeasit

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,Ihavegoodmemoriesofmymedicaldays．Oneofmy

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isaboutmymomandmebeinginthehospitalcafeteria（自助餐廳）．Wesatdownforanicecreamsandwichdessert．Itwas

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fancy,butatthatmoment,IknewIwas

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．

Myparentspushedmetobeas

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aspossible—evenwhenIdidn’twanttobe．MymomtaughtmethatIcoulddoanythingandthatIshould

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letmydisabilitystopme．Inhighschool,IwasamemberoftheNationalHonorSociety,andincollege,Iwaseditor-in-chiefofmyschoolnewspaper．Iwouldn’thavehadthe

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topushmyselfifmyparentshadn’tbeenthere,

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meonandgivingmearealitycheckwhenIgotdownonmyself．

EverynightbeforeIgotobed,I

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mymomforeverything,forallthegreathelpshe’sgivenme．And

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Igetolder,Iknowthat“Thanks,Mom”isaboutsomuchmorethanthephysicalassistance．Andthat’s

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mattersthemost．36．A．speak

B．learn

C．say

D．copy37．A．stupidity

B．a(chǎn)nxiety

C．enthusiasm

D．wisdom38．A．gave

B．taught

C．had

D．took39．A．knowledge

B．view

C．disappointment

D．disability40．A．interesting

B．a(chǎn)musing

C．important

D．worthwhile41．A．rare

B．common

C．regular

D．dangerous42．A．cases

B．examples

C．a(chǎn)ffairs

D．a(chǎn)rticles43．A．strengthen

B．build

C．enlarge

D．correct44．A．a(chǎn)dulthood

B．career

C．childhood

D．school45．A．makes

B．sounds

C．looks

D．is46．A．favorites

B．charms

C．regrets

D．worries47．A．something

B．nothing

C．a(chǎn)nything

D．everything48．A．favored

B．encouraged

C．instructed

D．loved49．A．ordinary

B．independent

C．comfortable

D．brilliant50．A．never

B．ever

C．seldom

D．hardly51．A．skill

B．requirement

C．confidence

D．energy52．A．cheering

B．curing

C．keeping

D．turning53．A．thank

B．blame

C．pray

D．a(chǎn)sk54．A．whenever

B．since

C．before

D．a(chǎn)s55．A．how

B．when

C．what

D．where參考答案：36-40BCADC

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51-55CAADC三、閱讀理解18.Anightatthemoviesisalwaysagoodidea.Butwhenyouleavethetheaterandrealizeyoujustdropped$45onaticketandsomesnacks,you’llwishyouhadbeenpatientenoughtowaituntilthemoviecameoutonNetflix.TheaveragemovieticketpriceintheUnitedStatesin2000was$5.39;now,aticketisover$9.Themainreasonthatmovieticketshavegottensoexpensiveisbecauseofinflation(通貨膨脹).Itwasactuallymoreexpensivetogotothemoviesinthe70sthanitisnow.Aticketin1978cost$2.34.Ifyouplugthatintoaninflationcalculator,thesameticketwouldcostyou$9.46today.AccordingtotheNationalAssociationofTheaterOwners,theaveragecostforatickettodayis$9.11.Anotherreasonyouneedtodipintoyourlifesavingstoseeamovieonthebigscreenisthattheatersarecompetingwithstreamingservicesthatproducetheirownfilms,suchasNetflix,Hulu,andAmazon.Andlet’sbehonest,sittingathomeonyourcouchorinyourbedismorecomfortablethansittinginacoldtheater.Becauseofstreamingtechnology,movietheatershavetodosomethingtobringincustomers.Attractions—includingalcohol,recliningseats(躺椅),surroundsound,and3-Dmoviesareallexamplesofthat.Andthoseupgradescomeataprice,leadingtomoreexpensivetickets.“There’sallthatextracost,andit’sreallyimportantfortheaterownersandcompaniestomakethatexperienceasenjoyableaspossible,”PatrickCorcoran,vicepresidentoftheNationalAssociationofTheatreOwnerstoldMarketplace.“Becauseyou’reofferingasuperbexperience—audienceexpectationsareforthelatestandgreatesttechnology.Audiencesarewillingtopaymoreforaparticularexperience.”7.Accordingtothepassage,whatmakesmovieticketssoexpensive?A.Theviewersarewealthierthanbefore.B.Themovietheatresofferpopcorns,alcoholforfree.C.Inflationhasmadetheticketpriceappearhigherthanbefore.D.Thepopularmovieswithfamousstarsdeservethehighprice.8.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat________.A.NetflixisalwaysabetterchoiceformovieviewersthantheatresB.comfortableseatsensuremovietheatresadistinctadvantageoverstreamingservicesC.theviewersactuallypayfortheupdatesofthemovietheatresviamoreexpensiveticketsD.thetheaterownersandcompaniesupdatethetheaterstowingoodfame9.WhichofthefollowingwouldPatrickCorcoranmostprobablyagreewith?A.It’sunwiseforviewerstopaysomuchtowatchamovieinthetheater.B.Thehighpriceofamovieticketissupposedtobeinlinewithawonderfulexperience.C.It’sawasteofmoneytoprovidethelatesttechnologyinthetheatre.D.Theviewerswouldprefertositathomeonthecouchesorinthebeds.10.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.BehindtheIncreasingPriceofMovieTicketsB.TechnologicalImprovementonMovieTheatresC.TheCompetitionbetweenMovieTheatreandStreamingServicesD.HowtoSavetheViewers'Wallets參考答案：7.C

8.C

9.B

10.A本文是一篇議論文。文章分析講述了電影院高票價背后的原因。【7題詳解】細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)文章第二段“Themainreasonthatmovieticketshavegottensoexpensiveisbecauseofinflation(通貨膨脹).”可知，電影票變得如此昂貴的主要原因是通貨膨脹。故選C項。【8題詳解】推理判斷題。根據(jù)第四段中的Andthoseupgradescomeataprice,leadingtomoreexpensivetickets.可知，而這些升級是有代價的，使電影票更貴。由此可知，觀眾實際上是通過購買更貴的電影票來支付電影院的更新升級費用。故選C項。【9題詳解】細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)最后一段PatrickCorcoran說的話可知，對于影院所有者和公司來說，使觀眾的體驗盡可能愉快是很重要的。因為提供了極好的體驗，而體驗里也包含了觀眾對最新和最偉大的技術(shù)的期待。觀眾愿意為特別的體驗花更多的錢。由此可知，PatrickCorcoran認(rèn)為高票價應(yīng)搭配一場美妙的體驗。故選B項。【10題詳解】主旨大意題。本文通篇講述電影院服務(wù)與票價的關(guān)系，并分析了高票價背后的原因。A項“BehindtheIncreasingPriceofMovieTickets”（在電影票價上漲的背后）切合。故選A項。19.

Thenexttimeyourfaceturnsredaftertripping(絆倒)overyourownfeetinpublic,don’ttrytohideit—anewstudyfindsthatshowingyourembarrassmentactuallymakesotherpeopleviewyouasmorereliable.

ResearchersattheUniversityofCaliforniahavecarriedoutthestudyandfoundthatembarrassmentisagoodsignatureofapersontowhomyoucanentrustvaluableresources.

Notonlyarethefindingsusefulforpeopleseekingcooperativeandreliableteammembersandbusinesspartners,buttheyalsomakeforhelpfuldatingadvice.“Moderate(適度的)levelsofembarrassmentaresignsofvirtue.Ourdatasuggestsembarrassmentisagoodthing,notsomethingyoushouldfight.”saidMatthewFeinberg,wholedthestudy.

Whilethemosttypicalgestureofembarrassmentisadownwardgazetoonesidewhilepartlycoveringtheface,apersonwhofeelsshame,asdistinguished(區(qū)別)fromembarrassment,willtypicallycoverthewholeface,Feinbergsaid.

Theresultsweregotfromaseriesofexperiments.Inthefirstexperiment,60collegestudentswerevideotapeddescribingembarrassingmoments,suchasmakingincorrectassumptions(假想)basedonappearances.Thecollegestudentsalsoparticipatedinthe“DictatorGame”whichisusedineconomicsresearchtomeasurealtruism(利己主義).Forexample,eachwasgiven10raffletickets(獎券)andaskedtokeepashareof