四川省資陽市樂至縣吳仲良中學(xué)2022年高三英語期末試卷含解析一、選擇題1.Ifyoudon’tlikethedrinkyou______justleaveitandtryadifferentone.

A.ordered

B.areordering

C.willorder

D.hadordered參考答案：A考查動(dòng)詞的時(shí)態(tài)。句意為“如果你不喜歡你所點(diǎn)的飲料，就把它放那兒，試試另一種。”don’tlikethedrink是現(xiàn)在時(shí)，點(diǎn)飲料是過去的動(dòng)作，因此，用過去時(shí)或現(xiàn)在完成時(shí)，故選A。2.Whymustyoustrikethedrumthewholenight,

theneighborscomplainedyouthen．A.nodoubt

B.noneed

C.noreason

D.nowonder．參考答案：D3.Thefirsttextbooks______forteachingEnglishasaforeignlanguagecameoutinthe16th

century.A.tobewritten

B.written

C.beingwritten

D.havingwritten參考答案：B4.Withallthemoney________,themanhadtomakealivingbybegging.A.runout

B.torunout

C.usedup

D.touseup參考答案：C5.Iwalkeduptothetopofthehillwithmyfriend,__________weenjoyedasplendidviewofthelake.

A.where

B.which

C.who

D.that參考答案：A略6.Thelittlegirliswalkingalongthebeach,happyandjoyful,_____bendingdowntopickupabeautifulseashell．A．a(chǎn)pproximately

B．regularlyC．a(chǎn)pparently

D．occasionally參考答案：D7.____surprisesusmostisthatshedoesn’tevenknow____thedifferencebetweenthetwolies.A.What;where

B.What;which

C.What;what

D.That;where參考答案：A8._______isthefirsttimeI_______apublicspeech,soIamalittlenervous.A.This;hadgivenB.This;havegivenC.What;hadgivenD.What;havegiven參考答案：B選B。本題考查現(xiàn)在完成時(shí)的特殊句型：“Thisisthe序數(shù)詞timethat現(xiàn)在完成時(shí)”，表達(dá)“這是我第幾次做某事”。本題句意為“這是我第一次做公眾演講，所以我覺得有點(diǎn)緊張。”因此本題選B。9.Howeverseverethejourneyis，_____________Iamwithnature，Idon’tcare．A．evenif

B．unless

C．a(chǎn)slongas D．once參考答案：C【知識點(diǎn)】狀語從句句意是“無論旅程多么艱辛，只要有自然風(fēng)光，我就不在乎。”條件狀語從句，aslongas表示“只要”。10._____2008comingtouscloserandcloser,alltheprojectsofthe2008OlympicGamesarebeingprepared.A.Aswellas

B.Insteadof

C.Exceptfor

D.With參考答案：D11.Nomatterhowlowyouconsideryourself,thereisalwayssomeone______youwishingtheywerethathighA.gettingridof

B.gettingalongwithC.Lookingupto

D.lookingdownupon參考答案：C解析：本題考查動(dòng)詞短語辨析。gettingridof意為“擺脫；去除”；gettingalongwith意為“與……相處；進(jìn)展”；Lookingupto意為“尊敬；敬仰”；lookingdownupon意為“看不起；輕視”。句意為“你無論認(rèn)為自己怎樣低下，總希望有個(gè)高尚的人來尊敬你。”12.—Heissufferingfrombackacheagainafterhours'ofcomputerwork.—Ifonlyhe________quietlyasthedoctorinstructed.A.lies

B.lay

C.hadlain

D.shouldlie參考答案：C13.Theylivedinaquiethouse,_______________.

A.infrontofitwasariver.

B.infrontofwhichwasariver.

C.infrontofittherewasariver.

D.infrontofwhichariverwas.參考答案：B14.---Wheredoyouthink____he____thecomputer?---Sorry,Ihadnoidea.A.has,bought

B./,bought

C.did,buy

D./,buys參考答案：B15.Lastnight,JohnattendedaTVprogram________byhisbestfriend.A.havinghosted

B.hosting

C.tohost D.hosted參考答案：D16.Theyfailedtopasstheexamlasttime.Iregretted___________them.A.tobenotabletohelp

B.notbeingabletohelp

C.beingnotabletohelp

D.nottobeabletohelp參考答案：B17.Listen!Doyouhearsomeone_____forhelp?A.calling

B.call

C.tocall

D.called參考答案：A二、新的題型18.Theholidayseasonissupposedtobethemostfestiveandfuntimeoftheyear,butallthoseplansandexpectationsofjoycanturntougherandmorestressfulthantheysound.Thisisespeciallytrueforthoseofuswhostrugglewithmentalillness.36.Sometimesyou’reforcedtospendtimewithfamilyyourarelyseeanddon’talwaysgetalongwith.Oryouareofffromwork,withmoretimetothinktroublingthoughts.Oryouareputintopartysituationsthatyoudon’tlike.Whenyouhavearoutine,it’seasiertomanagewhatevermentalstrugglesyoumayface,andwhenthatroutineisbroken,itcan(引發(fā))thingsyoumaynotbereadytoface.37.ItwasduringtheholidayswhenIhitalowmomentand,withthehelpofmymother,decidedtoseekhelpformyeatingdisorder.Aroundtheholidays,IoftenfeellikeI’msupposedtobeeverywherewitheveryone.38.Tofightthis,I’vedevelopedamantra(咒語):isnodselfishtotaketimeforyourself.Takeawalkinnature.Talktoafriendyoutrust.Sitoutoneoftheholidaygatheringsinfavorofsomepersonaltime,39.Tryingtospendallofyourtimepleasingeveryoneelseisnotonlyexhausting—it’simpossible.Andyouknowwhat?40.A.Iknowithasforme.B.Theholidaysbreakyourroutine.C.Therearemanythingscrowdinginyourmind.D.Iwillaccompanymyfriendstogowherevertheylike.E.Ihavetheaddedguiltofknowingit’stheseasonofgivingF.Justdowhateverhelpsyoucalmdownandgivesyouabreakfromthestress.GIfyoutakealittletimeforyourself,youwillbemuchbettercompanyforthosearoundyou.參考答案：36-40BAEFG三、閱讀理解19.Enough“meaninglessdrivel”.That’sthemessagefromagroupofmembersoftheUKgovernmentwhohavebeenexamininghowsocialmediafirmslikeLinkedIngatherandusesocialmediadata.The

House

of

Commons

Science

and

Technology

Committee’s

report,

released

last

week,

hasblamed

firms

for

making

people

sign

up

to

long

incomprehensible

legal

contracts

and

calls

for

aninternational

standard

or

kitemark(認(rèn)證標(biāo)記)

to

identify

sites

that

haveclear

terms

andconditions.“The

terms

and

conditions

statement

that

we

all

carelessly

agree

toismeaningless

drivelto

anyone,”

says

Andrew

Miller,

the

chair

of

the

committee.

Instead,

he

says,

firms

shouldprovide

a

plain-English

version

of

their

terms.

The

simplified

version

would

be

checked

by

athird

partyand

awarded

a

kitemark

if

it

is

an

accurate

reflection

of

the

original.It

is

not

yet

clear

who

would

administer

the

scheme,

but

the

UK

government

is

looking

atintroducing

it

on

a

voluntary

basis.

“we

need

to

think

through

howwe

make

that

work

inpractice,”

says

Miller.Would

we

pay

any

more

attention

to

a

kitemark?

“I

think

if

you

went

anddid

thesurvey,people

would

like

to

think

they

would,”

says

Nigel

Shadbolt

at

the

University

of

Southampton,UK,

who

studies

open

data.

“We

do

know

people

worry

a

lot

about

the

inappropriate

use

of

theirinformation.”

But

what

would

happen

in

practice

is

another

matter,

he

says.Other

organizations

such

as

banks

ask

customers

to

sign

long

contracts

they

may

not

readorunderstand,

but

Miller

believes

social

media

require

special

attention

because

it

is

so

new.

“Westill

don’t

know

how

significant

the

long-term

impact

is

going

to

be

of

unwise

thingsthat

kidsput

on

social

media

that

come

back

and

bite

them

in

20

years’

time,”

he

says.Shadbolt,

who

gave

evidence

to

the

committee,

says

the

problem

is

that

we

don’t

know

howcompanies

will

use

our

data

because

their

business

models

and

uses

of

dataare

still

evolving.Large

collections

of

personal

information

have

become

valuable

only

recently,

he

says.The

shock

and

anger

when

a

social

media

firm

does

something

with

data

that

people

don’texpect,

even

if

users

have

apparently

permission,

show

that

the

current

situation

isn’t

working.

Ifproperly

administered,a

kitemark

on

terms

and

conditions

could

help

people

know

what

exactlythey

are

signing

up

toalthough

they

would

still

have

to

actually

read

them.61.

What

does

the

phrase

“

meaningless

drivel”

in

paragraphs

1

and

3

refer

to?

A.

Legal

contracts

that

social

media

firms

make

people

sign

up

to.

B.

Warnings

from

the

UK

government

against

unsafe

websites.

C.

Guidelines

on

how

to

use

social

media

websites

properly.

D.

Insignificant

data