2022年廣東省新高考英語樣卷（二）

2022年廣東省新高考樣卷

英語(-)

一、閱讀理解(共15小題，每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分)

閱讀理解

TheBest*ThingstoEnjoy

DancingQueensandKings

Seeingstarsoutsidetheircomfortzoneshasalwaysheldacertainappeal.AtouringversionoftheTV

show"BattleoftheNetworkStars'1comestotownonJan.7,when"DancingWiththeStarsnstopsatthe

AltriaTheater,bringingrecentchampions''Bachelorette*1starKaitlynBristoweandformerNBAplayerIman

Shumpertaswellastheprofessionaldancers.Ticketsare$59.50to$369.

ComicTreat

FortuneFeimsterbringsfuntotheDominionEnergyCenter'sCarpenterTheatreonJan.9.Youmay

haveseenherNetflixspecial"Sweet&Salty*',whereshehumorouslytalksaboutherentertainmentcareer.

Theshowarrivesat7pm.Ticketsare$31.50to$81.50.

SpiritofGiving

ExperienceholidaytraditionsthroughtheLatinBalletofVirginia'sproductionofTheLegendofthe

Poinsettia".ThestoryisbasedonaMexicanlegendaboutagood-heartedgirlwhounearthsthetruespiritof

giving.Celebrate20yearsoftheproductionattheCulturalArtsCenteratGlenAllenat7:30pmonJan.7.

Ticketsare$15to$20.

BringItHome

Takethefirststepstowardmakingyourhome-rebuildingdecisionarealityattheRichmondRemodeling

Expo,onFriday,Jan.9,attheGreaterRichmondConventionCenter.Walktheshowtogatherideaswhile

discoveringthelatestinkitchens,roomadditionsandmore.Pickupprofessionaladviceandconnectwith

buildersanddesignprofessionalswhocantranslateyourhome-improvementdreamsintoreality.Ticketsare

$3.

1.Howmuchwouldyouprobablypaytoenjoyathletes*performance?

A.$3.B.$15.C.$31.5.D.$61.5.

2.Wherecanyouseeahumorousactress?

A.AttheAltriaTheater.

B.AttheCarpenterTheatre.

C.AttheCulturalArtsCenter.

D.AttheGreaterRichmondConventionCenter*.

3.WhatcanyouenjoyonJan.9?

A.Somehands-onactivities.B.AMexicanlegend.

C.Skillstoimprovehouses.D.Thepleasureofgiving.

閱讀理解

MonamiOhnousesalittletooltoputverysmallpiecesofhardpaper,orcardboard,onthelegsofher

sculpture.TheJapaneseartistiscreatingarepresentationofGodzilla,thehugeandterrifyinganimalofthe

famousJapanesemovie.

Ohnohasusedcardboardtocreateartworkforabouttenyears.Shesaysshefirstusedthematerialto

makewhatshecalleda"bike-likething"foracollegeproject.The29-year-oldmakesmanyworksofart

basedonpopularculture,likeanimerobots,warplanesandfastfood.

OhnorecentlydescribedherfirstexperiencewithcardboardarttotheReutersnewsagency.Sheusedthe

term"folding'1,orturningonepartofthecardboardoveroragainstanotherpart."When1firsttriedfolding

thepaper,gluingandputtingthemtogether,thepeoplearoundmepraisedme,sayingthingslikeWow,you

canmakethis,n'shesaid."ThatmademesohappythatIhavecontinueddoingthisuntilnow.”

Ohno'scomplexsculptureshavesincebecomepopular,withherworkappearingatpublicshowingsin

Japanandoverseas.Ohnodoesnotuseanexactplanwhenshemakesherart.Sheexpressesherideasbriefly

onthecardboardfirst.Thisprovidesgeneralmeasurementsofthedesign.Shecanthencutandshapeher

sculpture.Inaroomfilledwithhercreations,includingaLegoBatmanartwork,Ohnosaid,HImakethe

thingsIreallyliketodecoratemyhouse."

Ohno'spressagentsaidtheartisfspiecesaresellingfor$900to$13,()00apiece.Ohnosaidsheisnot

makinganenvironmentalstatementwithherart,althoughitismadewithusedcardboardonly.However,she

added,"Itwouldbeniceifpeoplecanseemywork,whichismadeoutofcardboardandrecycledmaterials

ratherthanplastics,andrealizethattherearethesekindsofpeoplewhoareinvolvedinrecycling.'1

4.WhatmadeOhnocontinueherart?

A.Commercialvalueofherworks.B.Peopledrecognition.

C.PromotionofJapaneseculture.D.Demandsofmoviedirectors.

5.WhatdoesOhnousuallydowithherfavoriteworks?

A.Shesellsthematahighprice.

B.Shegivesthemtoclosefriends.

C.Shebeautifiesherhomewiththem.

D.Shedonatesthemtoadvocaterecycling.

6.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeOhno?

A.Creativeandskilled.B.Selflessandconfident.

C.Hard-workingandwealthy.D.Easy-goingandambitious.

7.Whereisthetextmostlikelyfrom?

A.Anovel.B.Adiary.C.Aguidebook.D.Amagazine.

閱讀理解

Atmostuniversities,core(核心)curriculumorgeneraleducationisrequired,whetherthatistwoor

morecoursesincoreacademicsubjects.Thesecoreacademicsconsistofmathematics,science,historyand

English,whichareusedtoprovidestudentswithabroadrangeofacademicknowledgeandaidintheir

individualdevelopment.

However,arethesecoursesmorebeneficialorharmfultostudents?Basedonstudiesfromacrossthe

districtthereisagapbetweenthenecessitiesandburdensofgeneraleducationcourses.Accordingtoan

articlebyBestValueSchools,studentssometimesdiscoverahiddenpassionforafieldofstudywhiletaking

generaleducationcourses.Althoughthismaybetrue,manystudentsconsidertheprogramas"acollectionof

courseswithoutconnection,consistencyormeaning"".Thenegativeconceptofthesecoursescouldpossibly

beconnectedtothefactthatmanystudentsdon*tactuallyobtaintheseskills.

Manyschoolshavebeenworkingtoimprovetheircorecurriculumprogrambydevelopingtheadoption

ofmission,goalandoutcomestatements.SomeUniversityofNorthCarolinaatGreensboro(UNCG)

professorshaverecentlybeenrequiringstudentstotakeself-assessmentsandcompleteassignmentsbasedon

howtodevelopcriticalthinking,communicationandcooperationskills,aswellasapplythemwithinand

outsideoftheclassroom.Itisthroughthesechannelsofself-discoverythatstudentscanoftenfindtheir

passions,whichcanpossiblyleadtochoosingamajor.

Typically,one-thirdoffirst-timecollegestudentschangetheirmajorwithinthefirstthreeyears.Major

changescanbeforavarietyofreasons.Itcanbeassociatedwithadissatisfactionincoursework.Itcanalso

beduetothediscoveryofamajorwhichsimplyfitsastudentbetter.Generaleducationclassescanplayan

importantroleinhelpingtomakethisdiscovery.Thoughstudents*opinionsvaryontheimportanceofcore

curriculum,thebasisoftheprogramshouldbetakenintoconsideration.Atthesametime,institutionsshould

continuetoworktowardsdevelopingmoreauthenticwaystoprovideasenseofimportanceandprideinthe

programtoaidinstudentlearningandthedevelopmentofreal-worldskills.

8.Whatisthefunctionofcorecurriculum?

A.Layingfoundationforstudents*future.

B?Developingstudents'goodcharacteristics.

C.Determiningstudents'majorincollege.

D.Releasingstudents*burdenofstudy.

9.Whatistheauthortryingtoargueaboutgeneraleducation?

A.Whyitisneededincareers.B.Whetheritisreallyimportant.

C.Whatadvantagesitbringsabout.D.Whowillbenefitmostfromit.

1().WhatdosomeUNCGprofessorsaskstudentstodo?

A.Sticktotheirmajors.

B?Focusoncorecurriculum.

C.Improveacademicperformance.

D.Assessthemselvesanddevelopskills.

11.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?

A.Thereasonsforstudents*changingmajors.

B?Thesignificantpartcorecurriculumplays.

C.Thenecessityofreformingcorecurriculum.

D.Opinionsstudentsholdtogeneraleducation.

閱讀理解

Wemaywishsomememoriescouldlastalifetime,butmanyphysicalandemotionalfactorscan

negativelyimpactourabilitytokeepinformationthroughoutlife.

AnewstudypublishedinthejournalPsychologicalSciencefoundthatpeoplewhofeelenthusiasticand

cheerful,whichiscalled"positiveaffect"bypsychologists,arelesslikelytoexperiencememorydeclinesas

theyage.Thisaddstomoreandmoreresearchonpositiveaffect'sroleinhealthyaging.

Ateamofresearchersanalyzeddatafrom991middle-agedandolderadultswhoparticipatedina

nationalstudyconductedatthreetimeperiods:between1995and1996,2004and2006,and2013and2014.

Ineachperiod,participantsreportedonarangeofpositiveemotionstheyhadexperiencedduringthe

past30days.Inthefinaltwoperiods,participantsalsocompletedtestsofmemoryperformance.Thesetests

includedrecallingwordsimmediatelyaftertheirpresentationandagain15minuteslater.

Theresearchersexaminedtheassociationbetweenpositiveaffectandmemorydecline,takingaccountof

age,gender,education,anddepression.

"Ourfindingsshowedthatmemorydeclineswithage,*'saidClaudiaHaase,anassociateprofessorat

NorthwesternUniversity."However,individualswithhigherlevelsofpositiveaffecthadalesssteepmemory

declineoverthecourseofalmostadecade,"addedEmilyHittner,aPhDgraduateofNorthwestern

University.

Areasoffutureresearchmightaddressthepathwaysthatcouldconnectpositiveaffectandmemory,

suchasphysicalhealthorsocialrelationships.

12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"This"inparagraph2referto?

A?People'sage.B.Anewstudy.

C.Positiveaffect.D.Memorydecline.

13.Whatdidparticipantsdointhefinaltwoperiods?

A.Theysharedwhattheydidinthepastthirtyyears.

B.Theyexpressedwhatinfluencetheyhadonothers.

C.Theyfinishedsomeformsabouttheirmemory.

D.Theyrepeatedthewordsthattheyhadseen.

14.Whatdidtheresearchersfindfromtheresearch?

A.Awell-educatedpersoniseasytolosememory.

B?Apersonwhoalwaysfeelstiredhaspoormemory.

C.Highlevelsofpositiveaffectcandelaymemoryloss.

D.Peoplememorizethemostinformationwithin15minutes.

15.Whatmaythefutureresearchdealwith?

A.Howtolinkpositiveaffectwithmemory.

B?Howtoimprovephysicalhealth.

C.Howtoincreasesocialskills.

D.Howtoavoidnegativefeelings.

二、任務型閱讀（共5小題，每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）

閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

Ecardsarebecomingapopularwaytosendgreetingstoothers,onmajorholidays,birth-days,andjust

wheneverthemoodstrikes.Atrendoccurringinthe2000swastosendcardsthroughemailthatfeatured

animationonthecardandalsohadmusic.16.Butnowthere'smuchmorerangetochoosefrom.

Earlymusicalecardstendedtofeaturesongsthatusuallyweren'tthatrecognizable.17.People

canfindsitesthatoffercardsfeaturingpopularmodernsongsortheymaypickfromstyleslikecountyand

western,rhythmandblues,rock,andmanyothers.

Therearesomeveryspecialmusicalecardsthatfeaturedifferentkindsofmusicthatisn'tparticularly

well-known.18.Alternately,peoplechoosingcardscouldsendothertunesfromacrosstheworld

thatareinspiredbyregionalmusictraditions.

Somemusicalecardsdocostasmallamountofmoneytosend.19.Forinstance,afew

companiesofferorchestralmusicfromfamousorchestrasanddonatemoneyofcardsalestocharities

benefitinglocalmusicprogramsforkids.Othersitessimplyprofitfromsellingcards,andtherearemany

sitesthatofferfreemusicalecards.

20.Sincetheearly2000s,ecardshaveoccasionallybeenusedtocollectpersonalinformation

orspreadviruses.Peoplereceivinganecardshouldtypeinthecompanywebsiteinsteadofclickingonlinks,

whichmighttaketheusertoafakewebsiteinsteadBesides,makecertainnottogiveoutpersonal

informationlikeaddressorphonenumberwhenreceivingacard.

A.Youdon*thavetospendafortunetosendanecard.

B.Therearesomecautionsregardingusingecardsites.

C.Today'schoicesofaccompanyingmusicarevaried.

D.Ecardshavebecomeverypopularoverthepastfewyears.

E.Suchmusicincludedthingsliketraditionalbirthdaysongs.

F.Forexample,amusicalecardcouldhavesamplesofNativeAmericanmusic.

G.Dependinguponthecompanycreatingthecard,themoneymightbedonated.

A.Youdon*thavetospendafortunetosendanecard.

B?Therearesomecautionsregardingusingecardsites.

C.Today'schoicesofaccompanyingmusicarevaried.

D.Ecardshavebecomeverypopularoverthepastfewyears.

E.Suchmusicincludedthingsliketraditionalbirthdaysongs.

F.Forexample,amusicalecardcouldhavesamplesofNativeAmericanmusic.

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G.Dependinguponthecompanycreatingthecard,themoneymightbedonated.

三、完形填空（共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

AsaPhDstudent,Iwentthroughmanydifficultiesinmyresearch.WhenIgraduated,Iwasn'twillingto

21.somanyhoursawayfrommyyoungchildrenwithsolittletoshowforit.Instead,Iacceptedmylove

ofteachingbyworkingasa22.

Adecadelaterandwithmykidsinschool,myscientific23.cameoutofhibernation（冬日民）andI_

24.apositionatanewartscollege.Inmyundergraduateclasses,Iaskedmystudentstocomplete

controlledexperimentsthatwere25,guaranteedtoproducereasonabledata.Butafterafewyears,I

grew26.withthegapbetweenthoseperfectexperimentsandmyownresearchprojects.

Idecidedto27.anewcoursethatwouldgiveourstudentsexperienceperforming__

28.experiments,onesthathadthepotentialtofail.Thenafterasolidhourofstruggleandsomeleading

questionsonmypart,onestudentfinally29,“Itdoesn'tmake30."Hallelujah!Oneofthem

hadsteppedbackfromseeingwhattheyexpectedtoseeanddescribedwhatthedata31.showed.The

breakthroughhelpedtheclassmatesstarttolookattheresultswithmore32.eyes.Withinminutes,

theywereoverflowingwithquestionsand33.aboutwhatcouldhavegonewrong.Mystudentswere

thinkinglikescientists.

Researchis34.andfulloffailedattempts.Tryingtoprotectstudentsfromthatrealitydoes

harmtothem.Ihopemystudentswillbringan35.withthemthatsuccessdoesn'talwayscomeeasy.

21.A.hideB.sacrificeC.holdD.knock

22.A.volunteerB.programmerC.librarianD.lecturer

23.A.majorB.achievementC.curiosityD.evidence

24.A.createdB.leftC.securedD.shared

25.A.hardlyB.sometimesC.latelyD.almost

26.A.popularB.uncomfortableC.satisfiedD.unconcerned

27.A.developB.cancelC.followD.take

28.A.difficultB.uniqueC.diverseD.uncontrolled

29.A.heldonB.handedoverC.spokeupD.gavein

30.A.roomB?senseC.spaceD.art

31.A.frequentlyB.generallyC.previouslyD.actually

32.A.seriousB.innocentC.objectiveD.respectful

33.A.jokesB.regretsC.memoriesD.ideas

34.A.complicatedB.logicalC.limitedD.conventional

35.A.advantageB.ambitionC.awarenessD.aim

四、語法填空(共10小題，每小題1.5分，滿分15分)

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內單詞的正確形式。

Aroundtheworld,thereareabout7,000NationalParks,mostof36.coverhugeareasof

landwherenobody37.(live).However,theNationalParksinEnglandincludeplaceswhere

peopleliveandwork,aswellaswildareaswheretherearefewhumanactivities.

TheNationalParksinEnglandarecalled“England'sBreathingSpaces"becausetheyareplaceswhere

peoplecangotobeintheopenair,away38.thedirtandnoiseofcities.Thereareplentyof

activities39.(do)inalloftheNationalParksinEngland.Visitorscanwalkorridebikesfbrfun.

Everyyearthereareabout110millionvisitorstotheparks,40.(bring)manybene-fits

totheareas.Atthesametime,itcreatesproblemstoo.First,lifecanbedifficultforlocalpeople.Carparks

androadsaretoo41.(crowd).Evenhousepricesinsomeareascanbe-cometoohigh.

Besides,countryroadscanbedamaged,fortoomanypeoplewalk,cycleorridehorsesonthem.Roadscan_

42.(rebuild),butthentheylook43.(little)naturalAnotherbigproblemtothe

NationalParksislitter.Intheparksitisadangertowildanimals.44.(break)glasscanalso

causefiresbyfocusingtheraysof45.sun.Suchfiresinwildplacescanbeoutofcontrol.

五、寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分40分)

46.假定你是李華，你校英文報"外國文化”版面計劃刊載俄羅斯節(jié)日風俗和中學生生活的短文。請給

俄羅斯朋友Peter發(fā)英文郵件約稿。內容包括：

1)版面介紹；

2.)稿件內容；

3)稿件長度;約500詞；

4)截稿時間:5月18日前。

注意：寫作詞數(shù)應為80左右。

DearPeter,

I'dliketoaskyoutowriteanarticleforourschool'sEnglishnewspaper.

I'mlookingforwardtohearingfromyou.

Yours,

LiHua

47.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。

OnehotJulyafternoonincentralArkansas,Iwasworkingonanimportantprojectinmyhomeoffice

withadearfriendandcolleague.Mytrustyprinterwasprintingatimesensitivereportwhenitsimply

stopped.Afterfifteenminutesoftryingtorepair,Idecidedtobuyanewprinter.Uponourreturn,myheart

frozetoseemyhouseonfire.

Despitehavingspentmuchofmylifewriting,Iwasstilllostforadequatewordstode-scribethesick,

sinkingfeelingofseeingmyhome,businessandbelongingsgoingupinflamesalongwithphotographsand

memoriescollectedoveralifetime.Butthepanicthatfilledmyshockedheartinthatawfulmomentwasfor

theninecatsthatsharedmyhomeafterbeingres-cuedfromsituationsofabuseandabandonment.

Respondingtoanearlysecuritysystemwarning,thefirefightersarrivedinrecordtime,butthe

chemical-ladensmokehadalreadycauseddeaths.Iexaminedandkissedeachcatgood-bye,extremely

gratefulthattheyhadpassedgently,withoutinjuriesorburns.Onlyanimalloversreallyunderstandthe

unbelievableimpactthatthelossofonebelovedfour-leggedfamilymembercanhaveonyoursoul.Theloss

ofsomanydearlylovedcreaturesmademesad.

Afterstayingwithanothergreatfriendforacoupleofweeks,1wasrelocatedtoafurnishedapartment.

Oneevening,aboutamonthaftermovingin,Iwasoccupiedinwritingamysterynovelwhena"meow"

soundedfromoutsidethedoor.Wasitmymindplayingtricksagain?MorethanonceIhadheard,seenorfelt

thebrushofoneofmydepartedfurryroom-mates.Themeowgrewlouderandmoreinsistent.Curious,1

openedthedoor,Sittingonthedoorstepwasasmallcatwithbigeyes.Aneighbourwalkingbypickedhim

upandbeganpettinghim.WhenIremarkedhowcuteherkittenwas,sheexplainedthathehadbeenbom

underabridgeandlookedaroundforfood.

注意：

1）續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應為150左右；

2）請按如下格式在相應位置作答。

ThiscatlovingneighbourwasquicktoofferanextralitterboxifIwasinterestedingivinghimahome.

Thatnighthebroughtsomelightbackintomylife.

答案

D

2.B

3.C

4.B

5.C

6.A

7.D

8.A

9.B

10.D

11.