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安阳二中学年高二英语上学期期中模拟测试卷2022-2023英语试题卷）（A第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上第一节（共5小题；每小题
1.5分，满分
7.5分）听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】What
1.still needs to becleanedA.The kitchenfloor.B.The dishes.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】What is the
2.relationship betweenthe speakersA.Husband and wife.B.Brother andsister.C.Friends.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】Which dustbinis
3.for grassA.The brownone.B.The greenone.C.The blueone.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】What wasthe bird
4.doingA Learningto fly.B.Fighting againstthe cat.C.Rescuing thecat.【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】Where arethe
5.speakersA.At afruit market.B.At alocal shop.第二节（共15小题；每小题L5分，满分225分）・C.At afarm.C.The truck.听下面5段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】
6.Who does the boylearn tocookforA.His classmate.B.His mother.C.His father.Wish youa happybirthday.第二节书面表达（满分25分）.假定你是李华你班同学决定为小明举办生日聚会请72你写信邀请外教参加，要点包括:Susan时间周五晚点至点.地点学生活动中心the StudentsCentre
1.89内容唱生日歌、吃蛋糕、玩游戏等要求准备小礼物
2..注意词数左右；可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
1.
1002.A.Dissatisfied.B.Envious.C.Curious.
7.How doesthe womanfeel aboutSusan听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题【此处可播放相关音频,请去附件查看】
8.Why doesKelly likethis apartmentA.Its quiet.B.Its beautiful.C.Its convenient.
9.What doesthe manwant todoA.Raise therent.B.Find ajob.C.Sell theapartment.
10.How soonwill theman getKellys replyA.In aminute.B.In afortnight.C.In amonth.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下请去附件查看】小题【此处可播放相关音频,When is the womansupposed toarriveat theofficeC.At9:
00.A.At8:
00.B.At8:
30.
11.Where willthe womango nextC.The5th floor.A.The1st floor.B.The2nd floor.
12.What is the possiblerelationship betweenthe twospeakersC.Customer andwaiter.A.Colleagues.B.Classmates.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】Whats thepurpose of thecampaignA.To remindpeople ofEarth Day.B.To encouragepeople tomake morefriends.C.To warnpeople of the badeffects ofpollution.
13.What will be thetask on the seconddayA.Planting trees.B.Designing posters.C.Collecting garbage.
14.What doesPeter expectthe teachersto helpin thecampaignA.Paint decorationsfor theclassrooms.B.Stop drivingcars toschool.C.Hang someposters on the schoolboard.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题【此处可播放相关音频，请去附件查看】Who isthe speakerA.A workerof theclub.B.A newspaperreporter.C.A fitnessinstructor.
15.What kindof exercisecould beincluded in the planA.Rock climbing.B.Going walking.C.Going diving.
16.What entertainmentdoesthecenter offerA.Watching TV.B.Relaxing in the garden.C.Holding parties.
17.How canthe membershave newspaperssent to their roomsA.By informingthe libraryof demands.B.By payinga littlemore bookingfee.C.By contactingthe peopleat thereception area.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项BKLYN HouseHotelThere areworks byBrooklyn artistsin thishotel.The116rooms areof greatvalue andManhattan isonly20minutes awayby taxior subway.The immediatesurroundings feelurban-the hotelis bya high-rise publichousing project（高的）while thenearest commercialstreet isunder elevatedsubway tracks-but Bushwicksbest bars andcafes/restaurants arenear-by.Doubles from$99room only.Tel:7183884433Archer HotelVisitorseager tostay in the heart of Manhattanshould tryone of the bargain-priced roomsat thishotel.Some start（）from aslow as$179a nightif prepayingin full.Rooms aresmall buttasteful,with nicetouches such as exposedbrick.Some haveclose-up viewsof theEmpire StateBuilding.Doubles from$199,room only.Tel:2127194100Pod39Hotel（预算）In anelegant brickbuilding in Manhattan*s MurrayHill,this excellentbudget optionopened followingthesuccess ofits sisterhotel,The Pod.The roomsare calledpods givenfor theirsmall sizeand maynot suiteveryone.Butwith pricesamong the most competitiveinManhattan,budgeters willbe happy.Doubles from$95,room only.Tel:2128655700CitizenM NewYork TimesSquareThis isthe firstUS locationfor aNetherlands-based concepthotel chain-CitizenM.The hotelfeatures selfcheck-inat its230little butcomfortable roomsvia touchscreen Mood-Pads”.There9sarooftop bar,a24-hour grab-and-gocafeteria and an areawith publiciMac workspaces.Although NewYorkers avoidnearby TimesSquare,all thelights,cameras andaction canmake ita funtourist experience.Doubles from$170,room only.Tel:2123197000If youlike someart works,which hotelshould youchooseA.Archer Hotel.B.Pod39Hotel.C.BKLYN HouseHotel.D.CitizenM NewYork TimesSquare.
18.Which numbershould youdial ifyou want to livein theheart ofManhattanA.
2123197000.B.7183884433C.
2127194100.D.
2128655700.
19.Who arelikely to be attractedto livein Pod39HotelA.Those whohave atight budget.B.Those whowant to go shopping.C.Those wholike selfcheck-in service.D.Those whoenjoy themselvesin arooftop bar.BVeteran OksanaChusovitina called time onher careeron Sundaynight aftercompeting ata recordeighth OlympicGames.（马）After failingto securea spotin Sundaysvault EKfinal,the46-year-old,representing Uzbekistan,waved to thesmall crowdinside TokyosAriake GymnasticsCenter.“We thankher for her contributionsto artisticgymnastics J thearena announcersaid whileathletes,officials andmedia workersgave Chusovitinaa standingapplaud asshe leftthesports biggeststage.Born inUzbek in1976,Chusovitina tookup gymnasticsat age
7.She madeher Olympicfirst appearanceat the1992Barcelona Gamesas partof thegold medal-winning unifiedteam fromformer Sovietstates.When Chusovitina^（白血病）3-year-old sonsuffered fromleukemia in2002,she soldher possessionsto payfor hismedical treatment.Sheswitched to German citizenship,which waspushed bythe promiseof ahigher income and bettermedical care.But themedicalcare wasmuch tooexpensive,so Chusovitinaonce againbegan competingin internationalcompetitions toraisemore moneyfor her son.Not onlywas hercomeback successful,more importantly,so was her sons treatment.In2008,her sonwas declaredcancer-free.Chusovitina continuedto compete,but thistime it washerpassion forgymnastics thatkepther going.Just monthslater,Chusovitina wonher firstindividual Olympicmedal inBeijing.Chusovitina hadalready finishedher eighthOlympic Gamesin Tokyo.When herranking of11th wasshown on thescreen,Chusovitina wasovercome withemotion.She said,“I havebeen cryingwith tearsof happiness,because somanypeople havesupported mefor sucha longtime”,adding/Tmjust sograteful.99She toldreporters,according toTheGuardian,uMy sonis22years oldand I want tospend time with him.I wantto be a momandwife.（奖杯柜）Her trophycabinet nowholds noless thantwo Olympicmedals,eleven WorldChampionship medals,twoWorld Cupmedals,eight AsianGames medals,four AsianChampionship medalsand fourEuropean Championshipmedals.24What doesthe underlinedpart“calledtimeorT inparagraph1meanA.Stopped.B.Changed.C.Boosted.D.Maintained.
25.Why didChusovitina changetoGermannationalityA.To keephersoncompany more.B.To getbetter trainingenvironment.C.To receivebetter educationfor herson.D.To earnmore moneyforhersonstreatment.
26.What pushedChusovitina tocompete inBeijing OlympicsA.Gold medals.B.Family support.C.Love forsports.D.Desire for attention.
27.What kindof personis ChusovitinaA.Honest andconfident.B.Selfless anddetermined.C.Humorous andintelligent.D.Emotional andeasygoing.C（力□氏袋狸）Eastern barredbandicoots oncewere acommon sightin western Victoria andin southAustralia.Butby the1980s,just onepopulation ofbetween150and200bandicoots survived.In1988,the Victoriastate governmentformed arecovery teamthat broughttogether governmentagencies,ZoosVictoria,volunteer groupsand otherpeople.That year,scientists removed40bandicoots fromthis populationto forma（圈养繁殖）captive breedingprogram.Soon after,eastern barredbandicoots disappearedfrom the wild inVictoria.Theonly remainingbreeding populationexisted insmall fencesat WoodlandsHistoric Park.Without thecaptive program,the specieswould beextinct.^^scientists say.Breeding wasone thing.Re-establishing wildpopulations wasaltogether moredifficult.Six timescaptive-bornbandicoots wereset freeinto the wild.All sixreintroductions failedwhen foxeskilled thebandicoots.What changedeverything wasthe reintroductionof bandicootsto PhillipIsland in2017and FrenchIsland in
2019.Fox-free Frenchand Phillipislands offeredjust over70square milesof bandicoothabitat,and thebandicoots have（扩大）already begunbreeding andexpanding theirrange acrossthese islands.After scientistshad establishedpopulations onislands,researchers lookedto expandtheir effortsto open grasslands.In2015,David Williamsbegan traininghis Maremmadogs.The ideaworked thisway:Because bandicootslived alone,the dogswould lookafter sheepin largeopengrasslandswhere bandicootslived.As long as therewere sheepinthe（领地），bandicoots territorythe dogsremained,and aslongasthe dogswere around,the foxeswere farless likelytoremain.Over thepast twoyears,the recoveryteam hasreintroduced40bandicoots intotwo placesin westernVictoria,withtwo tothree Maremmadogs andhundreds ofsheep ateach siteto keepthem company.Scientists cantyet saywhether theexperimentis working.But someof thebandicoots havebred,and thereare signssuggesting thatfoxes,if theypassthrough thearea,hardly stayfor long.
28.What isthe mainidea ofparagraph2A.The1988captive breedingprogram savedthe species.B.Eastern barredbandicoots becameextinct inthewild.C.The governmentplayed arole inprotecting thespecies.D.Combined effortsmade adifference to the environment.
29.What ledto thedeaths of the reintroducedbandicootsA.Lack ofenough food.B.Loss ofhabitats.C.Threats fromnatural enemies.D.Lack ofexperience inthewild.
30.Why didWilliam trainthe MaremmadogsA.To takegood careof hissheep.B.To makethem rulersof the grassland.C.To makethegrassland more lively.D.To protectbandicoots fromfoxes.
31.What canbe inferredabout theprogram inwesternVictoriaA.It hascompletely failed.B.Its resultremains to be seen.C.It turnsout animmediate success.D.Its processneedsto be revised.D（谣言）（微博）With onlya clickof themouse,rumors canbe forwardedbetween micro-blogs veryquickly.Asan example,recently,sensitive netizensdiscovered thatsome photosdisplayed onmicroblogs describingBeijings June（伪造）.rainstorm hadactually beenfabricated（入口）Sina.com isone ofthe majorInternet portalsin Chinawith hundredsand thousandsof users,andamajorityof celebritiesand famouscitizens havetheir microblogaccounts onthis portal.As recentlyas sixmonths ago,the websitedecidedto establisha specializedteam toprove rumorsand provideaccurate informationfor itsusers.Tan Chaois inchargeoftheteam.Before Itook thejob,I usuallycouldnt identifywhat information was realand whatwas fake.But duringtheprocess ofidentification,we discoveredthat alot ofinformationwasfalse,including fakephotos,fake newsstories andrumorsthat hadbeen spreadthrough microblogs.Its notjust websiteportals whichare takingon fact-checking responsibilities,but alsoa number of civic-mindednetizens,who recentlyset upa RumorIdentification Federationon Sina.coms microblogsystem tohelp netizensidentifyfake informationonline.Dian Zizhengistheteam leaderofthefederation.He saystheyve publicizedmore than150pieces whichcontradictrumors,which attractedmore than10thousand visitorswithin twomonths.“We livein anage ofnew media,so wecant usethe oldmethods toprove rumors.We cantwait fbrthe mediato（彳亍政）prove thefacts withrelated administrative departments and then releasea formalannouncement.We cantallowrumors torun wildandthendeal withit,we needto fightrumors whiletheyre spreading.I thinkthat thisisthe bestway todeal withrumors nowadays.Some expertssay thisdisplays theadvantages ofthe internetcompared toother traditional media.The openplatformallows informationto beexamined andclarified bynetizens.But expertslike DingWengguo,President oftheJournalism andCommunication Collegeat theChina Universityof PoliticalScience andLaw saysthis selfcorrectionfunctionofthe Internet isstill quitelimited.“Its stillquite differentto tellwhich informationis truein suchan openenvironment byjust readinga number ofdifferent opinionsonthesame issue.This issomething whichwe needto payattention to.If societyis floodedwith too（怀疑的）much falseinformation,and itsallowed to spread insuchafast manner,then peoplewillbesuspicious ofallkinds ofinformation includingimportant informationfrom authorities.It alsoworsens problemsrelating tosocialcommunications andmutual-understanding,which inturn harmssociety asa whole.Experts suggestthat thegovernment shouldreact morequickly intheInternetage.Once arumor beginstospread,administrativedepartmentsshould makeannouncements asearly aspossible todrive awayrumors beforethey leadto badoutcomes.
32.Sina.com decidedto founda specializedteam topreventthe spreadof rumorsontheInternetA.advance thedevelopment ofmicrobloglimit thenumberofmicroblogB.urge thegovernment toreact quicklyto therumorsWhat isthebestway toprove rumorson microblogsAShutting downthe websiteimmediately.B.Substituting theInternet fortraditionalmedia.C.Examining andchecking whilethey are spreading.D.Making announcementsafter theyarespread.
33.The writercited DingWenguos wordsin Paragraph8to.A.draw aconclusionB.introduce atopicC.support anargumentD.describe ascene
34.Whafs thewriters attitudetowards therumors frommicroblogs accordingtothepassageA.Negative.B.Sympathetic.C.Supportive.D.Changeable.第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项Some individualsare bornwith agift forpublic speaking.36Do youwanttobeagood public speaker Herearesome principlesyou mustmaster.People wantto listento someone who isinteresting,relaxed andcomfortable.Too oftenwhen youstand up to giveaspeech,you focusonthe“public“at theexpense ofthe“speaking-37Focus onthe speaking.Talk directlyto your audience,be yourselfand makea connection.Even themost successfulpublic speakerwill makemistakes.Yet,the onlyonewhocares about any mistakeis theonewho isspeaking.Peoples attentionwanders constantly.In fact,most peopleonly absorbabout20percent ofaspeakers message.So,dont stopspeaking whenyou makea mistakeunless itsa trulyserious one.38Your goalis nottobea perfectpublic speaker.39And likeeverything elsein life,that takespractice.Remember,even worldchampion athletespractice theirskills ona consistentbasis.40Its rareto hearsomeone sayJTwish thatspeaker hadspoken longer.On theother hand,you probablycantcount thetimes thatyouve thought,Tm gladthat talkis over.It seemedtogoon forever!”So surpriseyouraudience.Always makeyour presentationjust abit shorterthan anticipated.Ws betterto leaveyour listenerswishing formore thanshiftingrestlessly intheir seatswaiting foryour speechfinally toend.A.Do theopposite.B.You wanttobean effectivepublicspeaker.C.You don,t needto apologizefbr aminor slip.D.When itcomes topublic speaking,less isusually more.E.The objectiveof mostspeeches isto benefitthe audienceTakethe fearout ofpublic speakingby focusingon yourlistenersF.However,the majorityof peopleare effectivespeakers becausethey traintobe.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节（共20小题；每小题
1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项（兄弟姐妹）Its fortunatefor childrento havesiblings accompanyingthem.And thekids wouldbe luckierto haveabrother as41as ChristianHamerter.The11-year-old boy,attended afather-daughter dancewithhis7-year-old sisterSkylarafter findingSkylar was42by theirdad.In thedays leadinguptothe43in March,it wasall Skylarwas44for,talking aboutitall day.On theother hand,hermom Trelysiafelt moreandmore
45.At thistime ofyear,their fatherisalways fully46in officialduties.He didntattend lastyears dancedue toa conference,47having madea promise.Then,she wasright tobe worried.On thebig day,48,hisfather wassent abroadon business.It was49that hefailed togo thereforasecond year.Skylar50because shehad herheart seton going.Trelysia wrotein a
51.I feltsobad andalso crieduncontrollably.”Thats whenChristian52!The bigbrother wantedhis sisterto feelloved andspecial.And hepickedoutasuit andgoldtie,a perfect53for Skylarsgold dress.The actionfilled mewith54Jthemother wrote,for1just knowthat Vm55a kindmanand anamazingfather oneday.He has56that hecanbe.Skylar hada greattimewithChristian therewithouther dads
57.Even better,now sheknows herbrother wouldalways come toher
58.The postwarmed heartsofthepeople it59and pickedup morethan110000reactions60the sweetgesture.
41.A.enthusiastic B.generous C.considerate D.intelligent
42.A.left behindB.misunderstood C.set apartD.cheated
43.A.result B.event C.opportunity D.scene
44.A.concerned B.competent C.ready D.eager
45.A.anxiety B.curiosity C.satisfaction D.confusion
46.A.caught B.skilled C.occupied D.disappointed
47.A.since B.except D.althoughC.without
48.A.worse stillB.sure enoughC.as usualD.for example
49.A.unexpected B.uncertain C.unquestioned D.unlikely
50.A.wept B.complained C.argued D.apologized
51.A.magazine B.diary C.book D.post
52.A.moved onB.stepped forwardC.took offD.backed away
53.A.substitute B.match C.symbol D.demand
54.A.relief B.appreciation C.pride D.confidence
55.A.seeking B.changing C.affecting D.raising
56.A.proved B.promised C.agreed D.explained
57.A.wish B.practice C.assistance D.company
58.A.rescue B.notice C.knowledge D.defense
59.A.united B.reached C.convinced D.informed
60.A.evaluating B.instructing C.celebrating D.recording第二节（共10小题；每小题
1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入个单词或括号内单词的正确形式1Paper cutting isthe artofpaper designs.The artfirst appeared intheHan Dynastyinthefourth centuiyThe61old survivingpaper-cut isthe onethat wasfound in1959in Xinjiang,China,62date backtothesixthcentury.During theTang andSong Dynasties,paper-cuts wereused duringfestivals63decorate gatesand windows.By theeighth orninth centurypaper cuttingappearedinWest Asia.However,itwasnot untilthe sixteenthcentury64theartreached Europe.Although paper cuttingispopular aroundthe globe,only theChinese papercutting65list inthe UNESCO联合国教科文组织非物质文化遗产名录叩Intangible CulturalHeritage Listin
2009.P ercutting66remain popularin contemporaryChina,especially duringspecial eventslike theChinese NewYear orweddings.Paper cuttinghas anumberofuses inChinese culture,almost allof67are forhealth,wealth,or decorativepurposes.Red isthemost68common usedcolor.People findhope andcomfort inexpressing69wish withredpaper-cuts.At awedding ceremony,for example,red papercuts area traditionaland requireddecoration ongates,wallsand furniture.Today,papercuttinghas developed70a verypopular folkart form,especially inthe countryside.第四部分写作共两节，满分35分第一节短文改错共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分.假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换71修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有处语言错误，每句中最多有两处错误10涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号并在其下面写出该加的词A,删除把多余的词用斜线\划掉修改在错的词下面画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；1只允许修改处，多者从第处起不计分
2.1011I amsorry Iwont beable toattend toyour birthdayparty thisSunday.Tm feelingterribly aboutit andIwanttomake anapology toyou.I appreciateinvited toyour birthdayparty.I wouldlike tocomeandshared thepreciousmoment withyou.But thisSunday,we volunteerwill gotothecountryside andteach theleft-behind childrenEnglish,who isof greatsignificance forus andthem aswell.As theresult,I willbe absentfrom yourparty.Is itpossible foryou ormetohave aprivate meetingsometime afterthe partyI dolong fora pleasedchat withyou.To myregret youwill missthe chanceto enjoya happyget-together.Once again,please acceptmy sincereapology.。
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