2022-2023學(xué)年浙江省杭州市臨平職業(yè)中學(xué)高一英語聯(lián)考試題含解析

2022-2023學(xué)年浙江省杭州市臨平職業(yè)中學(xué)高一英語聯(lián)考試題含解析一、選擇題1.Whatdisappointedusisnotwhathedidinclassbut___________hedidit.A.intheway

B.thewayhow

C.theway

D.inthewayinwhich參考答案：C2.—Doyouthinkattendingtrainingcoursesisagreathelpwhenyoulookforanewjob?—I’mnotsure._______,itgivesmemoreofachancetotry.A.Somehow

B.Besides

C.Anyway

D.Therefore參考答案：C3.Itisnouse_________withhim,becauseheneverlistenstoothers’opinions.

A.arguing

B.toargue

C.beingarguing

D.argues參考答案：A4.Hedividedthesweets____thechildrenwhoweredivided____fourgroups.A.in,in B.into;into C.between;in D.among;into參考答案：D5.Thecompanyhadabout20notebookcomputersbutonlyone-third___________usedregularly.Nowwehave60workingalldaylong.A.is

B.are

C.was

D.were參考答案：D

6.______makesmistakesmustcorrectthem.A.Who B.AnyoneC.Whoever D.Anybody參考答案：C【詳解】考查名詞性從句。句意：無論誰犯了錯誤都必須要改正。whoever“無論誰”，相當(dāng)于定語從句anyonewho。故選C。7.Thedoctororderedhimto(

)to（

）。

A.beonadiet;losehisweight

B.goonadiet;loseweight

C.beonadiet;loseweight

D.goonadiet;losehisweight參考答案：B8.—SocanIaskyouafewpersonalquestions?—Noproblem.Ilike________whenpeopleareopenanddirect.

A.that

B.this

C.it

D.them參考答案：C略9.Wehadapicniclasttermanditwasalotfun,solet’shave____________onethismonth.

A.theother

B.some

C.another

D.other參考答案：C略10.Thegirl_____legwasbrokenintheearthquakewastakentothehospital.

A.who

B.that

C.which

D.whose參考答案：

11.Youcantaketherestofthepiewithyou.________,Iwishyouwould,sinceI’monadiet.

A.Ontheotherhand B.Asamatteroffact C.Asaconsequence D.Inadditiontoit參考答案：B12.Youmustkeepawayfromtheman,whois______.Ifyouare______,pleasecallthenumber110.

A.dangerous;dangerous

B.dangerous;indanger

C.indanger;dangerous

D.indanger;indanger參考答案：B略13._______Peter,Gary_______football,soheis_______towatchthefootballmatchtomorrow.

A.Unlike;dislikes;unlikely

B.Dislike;dislikes;unlikelyC.Unlike;unlikes;likely

D.Dislike;unlikes;likely參考答案：A14.Aftertheweek-longjourney,thecouplereturnedhome,______.A.exhausting B.exhausted

C.beingexhausted D.havingexhausted參考答案：B15.Pricesofgoods_________throughacomputercanbelowerthanstoreprices.A.bought

B.arebought

C.havebeenbought

D.tobuy參考答案：A16.--Johnfailedhisfinalexam.--I’mnotsurprisedatthenews____.____,heisneverseenbusywithhislessons.A.atall,Afterall

B.inall,AfterallC.aboveall,Inall

D.atall,Inall參考答案：

A二、完型填空17.閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給各題的四個選項(xiàng)(A、B、C和D)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Theotherday,IhappenedtomeetsomeoneIhadn’tseenformanyyears.Icouldn’tbelievethechangeinhim.Infact,hedidn’tevenseemlikethe

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person.WhenIfirstknewBill,backin

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,hewasoneofthemostcarefree（無憂無慮）peopleIhadever

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.Hewasalwaysreadytohaveaparty.Hethought

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ofgoingoutforbeeratthreeo’clockinthemorningordriving15milestoseeanold

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hereallyliked.BillandIwereinthesameclassincollege,and

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wasneverdullwhenhewas

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.Withhimtherewasonewild

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afteranother.SometimesIwonderhowwe

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tostudyforourexams.LastweekIwasinHoustononbusinessandIranintoBillinthebaratthehotel.

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,Iwasn’tevensureitwas

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.Wasthisshort-hairedbusinessmanreallythesameperson?Iwasn’treallysureuntilIcamenearhimbutitindeedwasBill.Nowheworksforabank.He

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mostoftheeveningabouthisjob,hisnewcarandhishouse.Howhehadchanged!Backwhenwewereincollege,the

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thingBillcaredaboutwerepossessions(財富).Nowtheyseemedtobehismain

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.AlthoughIhavechangedquiteabitmyself,somehowInever

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Billchangingsomuch.Myimageofhim

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theoneIhadformed

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thetimewhenwewerecollegestudentstogether.Isupposeit’s

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toexpectpeopletoremainthesame,especially

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Ihavechangedsomuchmyself.ButImustsaythatIenjoyedtheoldBillmuchmorethanthenewBill.Maybehe

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thesamewayaboutme.36．A．properB．usualC．sameD．right37．A．childhoodB．thearmyC．histhirtiesD．college38．A．consideredB．metC．supposedD．expected39．A．mostB．much C．nothingD．none40．A．movieB．hospitalC．manD．country41．A．learningB．life C．workD．fun42．A．inB．outC．a(chǎn)roundD．a(chǎn)way43．A．jokeB．mistake C．chanceD．a(chǎn)dventure44．A．managedB．continuedC．decidedD．hoped45．A．FirstofallB．AtfirstC．NowandthenD．Allthetime46．A．thatB．himC．thereD．us47．A．thoughtB．spentC．a(chǎn)rguedD．talked48．A．firstB．nextC．lastD．only49．A．interestB．eventC．subjectD．problem50．A．forgotB．mindedC．imaginedD．liked51．A．remainedB．remindedC．suggestedD．became52．A．sinceB．fromC．a(chǎn)tD．till53．A．unnecessaryB．foolishC．commonD．unusually54．A．because B．thatC．howD．when55．A．discovered

B．a(chǎn)cted C．looked

D．felt參考答案：36—40CDBCA41—45BCDAB46—50BDCAC51—55ACBDD三、閱讀理解18.Recentlyeducatorshavebeenquestioning“prepschool”(=preparatoryschool)(預(yù)科)wherebarelyliterate(受過教育的)highschoolathletesgettheirtranscripts(成績單)bytakingcoursesoccasionallyandsometimesbytakingnocoursesatall.Theathletesthengoontofamoussportsuniversities,wheretheyexhausttheirplayingyearsbeforelandingbackonthestreetswithoutjobopportunityorcollegedegrees.TheprepschoolschemewasmeanttoavoidacademicqualificationrulesforcollegeathletesmadeyearsagobytheNationalCollegiateAthleticAssociation.TheN.C.A.A.,whichwasslowtorecognizetheseriousnessoftheproblem,hasfinallyadoptedpoliciestorootitout.Butthosepolicieswillnotdothejobunlesseveryoneisinvolved,includingprepschoolsandcollegeathleticsdepartmentsthatstillrecruit(招收)studentswhodonotmeetacademicstandard.Theprepschoolschemesendsadangerousmessagetopoorneighborhoods,whereyoungpeopletoooftenignoretheirstudies,believingthattheywillmagicallybecomemillionairesoncetheworldseestheirathletictalents.Evenworse,itencouragesstudentstodropoutoftraditionalschoolsbeforegraduation—atwhichpointtheirgrade-pointaverageswouldbewritteninstone—tosignupwithfakeschoolsthatcanhelpthemrewritetheiracademicrecords.TheN.C.A.A.hasbeguntochecknontraditionalschoolsfortheiracademicprogramsandhasactuallyclosedsome.Theorganizationhasalsosteppeduptolookintoathletes’transcriptsandwillpayspecialattentiontoathleteswhoattendedseveralschools,showedsuddenjumpsingrade-pointaverage,transferredtoanotherschoollateinthesenioryearortookanunbelievablenumberofcoursesinoneterm.Thesemeasuresareencouragingasfarastheygo.ButtheN.C.A.A.willneedtogomuchdeeperintotheproblemifithopestobreakthisscheme.Forstarters,itneedstomakeclearnotjustwhatcourseshighschoolathletesneedtotaketobecomequalifiedforcollegesports,butwhentheyshouldtakethem.Untilthathappens,thosewhorecruityoungathleteswillalwaysbetempted（受誘惑的）tomakefakeacademicrecordatthelastpossiblemomentforthem.51．Aboutstudentsin“prepschool”,whichofthefollowingfactsmightNOTbetrue?

A.Mostofthemaregoodatdifferentkindsofsportsevents.

B.Theycaneasilybeadmittedtoauniversitybycheating.

C.Aftertheygraduatefromuniversity,theywillusuallyfindpromisingjobs.

D.Theyseldomhavegoodacademicperformanceathighschool.52．Fromthepassagewecaninferthat____________________.

.

A.Highschoolstudentscanchangetheirtranscriptsbytransferringtoanotherschoolortakealotofcoursesinoneterm.

B.Transcriptsofhighschoolstudentscanbeveryimportantreferenceforstudentstogotocollege.C.MostHighschoolathletescanprobablybeawardedabachelor’s(學(xué)士)ormaster’sdegreeaftertheygraduatefromuniversities.D.Transcriptsofhighschoolstudentsaresoimportantthattheyarerecordedonmetal53．Wecanconcludefromthepassagethattheproblemsofprepschoolschememightresultfrom__________________.

A.youngpeopleinpoorneighborhoodswhotendtoignoretheirstudies

B.manyprepschoolsthatcarryoutpooracademicprogramsforhighschoolathletes

C.manycollegeathleticsdepartmentsthatstillrecruitacademicallyunqualifiedstudents

D.schoolathletes,poormanagementofprepschoolsandirresponsibilityofrelatedcollegedepartments54．Havingrecognizedtheseriousnessoftheprepschoolscheme,theN.C.A.A.hastakenallthemeasuresEXCEPT____________________.

.

A.investigatingandcheckingsomeprepschoolprogram

B.shuttingdownsomeunqualifiedprepschool

C.listingcompulsorycoursesandthenumberofcourseneededtobetakeninhighschool

D.checkingsomeproblematictranscripts55．Whatmightbetheauthor’sattitudetowardstheprepschoolscheme?

A.Thewriterthinksitachanceforhighschoolathletestogotocollege.

B.Thewriterthinksmorepracticalmeasuresareneededtobreakit.

C.Thewriterremainsneutral(中立的)onthisissue.

D.Thewriterbelievespoorchildrenwillhavelittlechancetogotocollegeifprepschoolschemeisbroken.參考答案：51-55.CBDCB略19.Ai-PetriBridges,CrimeaTheviewsoftheCrimeancoastfromthetopof1,234-metrehighAi-PetriMountareamazing.Thehangingbridgesbuiltinrecentyearscanreachthetopofthemount.Ifjustwalkingacrossthebridgesisnotdangerousenough,italsohappenstobeoneofthewindiestplacesintheworld.Itissaidthatthebridgesblowfromsidetosideaswindspeedsreach170kilometresperhourfor125daysoftheyear.It’salsoveryfoggy(多霧的),soyoumaynotbeabletoenjoytheviews!UBeinBridge,MyanmarThisfive-metre-high,1.2-kilometrewoodenfootbridgedoesnotlookasdangerousastheothers,butdonotbefooled.Itwasbuiltinthe1850sandit’scertainlyfeelingitsage!Someoftheoldwoodisnotasstrongasitusedtobe.Itiseasytoloseyourfooting.Althoughthereisnohandrail(欄桿),largenumbersoftouristscrossiteveryday.Whenthetouristsarriveintheeveningtowatchthebeautifulsunset,thisbridgecouldbecomethemostdangerousofthemall!TheTriftBridge,SwitzerlandAt100metreshighand170metreslong,thisisoneofthehighestbridgesintheworld.Builtin2004,thebridgeishiddenamongthehighSwissAlps.Youwouldn’thavewantedtowalkacrossthebridgebeforeitsrepairin2009.Butifyouhavethecouragetocrossthisbridge,you’dbetterdoitquickly!TheHussainiHangingBridge,PakistanInthemountainousareaofNorthernPakistan,theHussainiHangingBridgehelpstravelerscrosstheBoritLake.However,youwillnotfeeltooconfidentwhenyougetclosetothisbridge.It’soneoftheoldestbridgesinPakistanandmanylocalsuseiteverydaytotraveltoworkandschool——imaginelosingyourhomeworkoverthesideofthisbridge!It’smadefromrope,withafewpieceso