一轮巩固卷03-【赢在高考·黄金20卷】备战2022年高考英语模拟卷（新高考专用）（原卷版）

【赢在高考•黄金卷】备战年高考英语模拟卷（新高考专用）202022一轮巩固卷3（考试时间分钟试卷满分分）120150注意事项答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上

1.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡对应题目的答案标号涂黑如需改动，用橡皮擦干

2.净后，再选涂其他答案标号回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上写在本试卷上无效考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回

3.第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30做题时，请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（共小题；每小题分，满分分）

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57.5听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段5A BC对话后，你都有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10A.£

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1.How doesthe womancheck theweatherA.She usesher phone.B.She listensto theradio.C.She watchestelevision.

2.What will the boydo tonightA.Study foran exam.B.Practise debating.C.Watch abasketball game.A.He doesn*t understandit.B.He doesnthave ityet.C.He doesntlike it.

3.Why doesntthe boyuse themethod the woman gaveA.Deciding thebest playerB.Coming upwith aplan.C.Scheduling thegame.

4.What arethe speakersdoingA.At astore.B.At abank.C.At apark.

5.Where arethe speakers第二节（共小题；每小题分满分分）

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542.A.left behindB.handed inC.sat forD.gave up

43.A.images B.projects C.stories D,ideas

44.A.lifted B.beat C.stopped D.sank

45.A.provided B.demanded C.cost D.meant

46.A.If B.Though C.Unless D.Because

47.A.hardly B・gradually C.simply D.partly

48.A.recycle B.rescue C.restore D.paint

49.A.wrapped B.recovered C.abandoned D.faded

50.A.shooting B.printing C.framing D.arranging

51.A.buyers B.owners C.architects D.postmen

52.A.gesture B,tradition C.message D.encounter

53.A.effort B,courage C.wealth D.imagination

54.A.persuade B・contact C・charge D.introduce

55.A・behave B.enjoy C.recognize D.betray第二节共小题每小题分满分分

101.5,15阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1Our tripwas fantastic.Every driverand everytour guide56be knowledgeable,and triedto meetour interestsandwishes.As Erichpracticed hisChinese with them,they respondedin English.The locations57select byus weremostinteresting.Although I am notused58sub-zero weather,59was Harbinthat I would recommendto anytravel loverbecauseit wasso unique.All of the sightswere uniquewith somuch tooffer.If wehadnt goneon the trip toHarbin,wewould60have nochance toenjoy allthe sightsthere then.The hotelaccommodation wascomfortable.We hadone experiencewhen the power wentoff in a blockthatcontained ourhotel,but61fortunate,thepowerwas restoredwithin afew hours.The restaurantswere asunique as theareas62we wentand aChinese cuisinewas enjoyedby allfour.Our guidesmade certainthat ourmeal wasready andtoour63tasty.If ourson anddaughter-in-law stayanother year,we willdiscuss arepeat visitnext yeararound thesame time.AsErich andCaitlin arestudents at an internationaluniversity inTianjin,thetriprevolves aroundtheir academicschedules.We arequite pleasedwith thenice64serve providedby therelevant people.65show ourfriends andfamily wehavetaken lotsof photosand videos.第四部分写作（共两节，满分分）40第一节（满分分）15假如你是某校的学生会主席李华，为配合学校即将开展的读书周（ReadingWeek）活动，你打算倡议同学们多读书、读好书，请根据下面的提示，写一封倡议书内容包括读书周活动的宗旨；

1..读书的益处；

2.多读书的建议3注意词数左右L

80.文章的开头已给出，不计入总词数

2.可适当地加细节，以使行文连贯3Dear friends,Yours,Li Hua第二节（满分分）25阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文At firstglance shelooked likeany otherold woman,plodding alongin thesnow,alone,neglected,head bowed.Ayoung couple,smiling,taking,laughing,arms loadedwith Christmaspresents,took no notice of the old woman.A motherwithtwo smallchildren hurriedby,on theirway tograndmother^house.Like manyothers,they tooknonotice,either.Ifthese peoplehad noticed,they wouldhave seenthat the old womanwore noshoes.She walkedbare footin theice andsnow.With bothhands the old womangathered herworn button-less overcoat at thecollar tokeep outthe wind.She stoppedandstood bentand bowedat the bus stop.A redand bluescarf coveringher head,she waited for thedowntown bus.A gentlemancarrying anImportant lookingbriefcase waitednear her,not tooclosely.After all,she couldhave（传染的）.something contagiousA teenagegirl alsowaitedfor the bus.She glancedrepeatedly at theold womans feet,but saidnothing.The busarrived and theold woman slowly,painfully boarded.She saton thesideways sentJust behindthe driver.Thegentleman and the teenagegirl hurriedto theback of thebus.A littleboy pointedat theoldwoman,“Look,Mother,that oldladyis barefoot.The embarrassedmother slappedhis handdown.HDonft pointat people,Andrew.Is notpolite topoint.nShe lookedout of the window.“She musthave sonsor daughters,a ladyin afur coatsuggested,her childrenshould be ashamed of themselves.Shefelt morallysuperior,because she took goodcare ofher mother.A manseated nearthe middleof thebus steadiedthe bagof giftson herlap.nDont wepay enoughtaxes to handlesituations likethis”he saidto afriend seatedbeside him.“People haveto learnto savetheir money/a well-dressed youngcollege manadded.If thatoldwomanhad savedwhen she wasyoung,she wouldntbe sufferingnow.Its her own fault.*（虚荣的）And allthese vainpeople beamedwith satisfaction that theyhad allgiven suchdeep analysis,totallyignoring theoldwomanwho badlyneeded apair ofshoes immediately.注意、续写词数应为左右；

1150、请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2Paragraph1:A vainbusinessman feltoffended bythose talkingwithout actingand reachedinto hiswallet.Paragraph2:At thenext stop,a youngman wearingexpensive.new.brand-name shoesboarded thebus,词汇巩固专练名词

1.Though makingentrance feescompulsory willmake museumsless accessibleto some,many museumsdo havecertaindays of the weekwhenadmit isfree.

2.When workingwith anamount ofnumber,an abacusis practicallyfaster,since ithas a better“keyboard“than theWesterncalculators.

3.Anyway,the smallabacus hasmade anoutstanding contributionin thefields ofhuman intellectualdevelopment,just asthecomputer doesin todayssocial.

4.As youwalk throughthe quicksand,sometimes youcan hearloud noisesfrom beneathyourfoot.

5.According to

44.official,the stationis operatedby asmart brain**,a high-tech systemthat usesbig data,cloudcomputing,artificial intelligenceandtheInternet ofthings to provide variousservices forvisitors whileguaranteeing thesmoothoperation of the stationand reducingthe energy

45.consume of the entirebuilding.

6.Spanish sportnewspaper Marcanoted thatWu has answered those who doubtedhis moveto theclub and that“his西甲quickadapt toLa Ligahas surprisedmany people”.

7.It is also importantto notethat the greatest amazeof thejourney isChange5s lunarlanding site-referred to as the探测器Ocean ofStorms-on thenear sideofthe moon,where noprobes havepaid avisit before.

8.Its geologicallyyounger thanthe samplingareaoftheUS andthe formerSoviet missions,so thenew samplewill helpfillin animportant pieceofthepuzzle ofthe Moonshistory.

9.About80%of Chinesecharacters arecomposed ofsmallerpart,which arecombined inmany differentways toformtens ofthousands ofhanzi.

10.Finally,he askedthe princessto make achoose:either marrythe RainbowPrince,settle downand giveup dancing,orbe putinto prisonfor lifeat theNorth Poleoftheearth.

11.To thisday,we canstill catchher dancingin thenorthern hemisphereand seestarfalling.

12.Shanghai cultureis amazing,andthecity isfilled withsmart people,dynamic interactions,awilling to move andanappetite forbeing modernwhile embracingdiversity andcreating abusiness friendlyenvironment.

13.The returncapsule ofChinaChange5probe toucheddown onits presetlanding sitein Siziwangbanner ofthe InnerMongoliaautonomous regionat1:59am onThursday,bringing backthe countrysfirst samplescollected fromthemoon,according to the ChinaNational SpaceAdministration CNSA.

14.It markedthe successfulconcludeof Chinascurrent three-step lunarexploration programof orbitingand landing,and bringingback samples,which beganin

2004.

15.Derlin Neweywas indisbelief.4i dontknow whatto say,except thankyou,“said Neweyas heheld backtear ofjoy.

16.Tm gladto helphim,“said Valdez.We justneed totreat peoplewithkind andrespect.He stoleour hearts.”

17.As Chinasmother river，the peaceand ecologicalenvironment ofthe YellowRiver issignificant to thesustainabledevelop ofChinese nation.

18.Theirable tolearn iscompromised,and theymay havedifficulty developingsocial skills.

19.It isthe keytime forspring agriculturalactivity.

20.Gans companyhas beena greatsuccess andGan hasreceived lotsof awardsfor herachieve.听下面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、、三个选项中选出最佳5A BC选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒钟；听完后，5各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍5听第段材料，回答第、题

6676.How doesthewomanprobably feelC.Angry.A.Happy.B.Excited.

7.Who isthe boytalking toC.His mother.A.A policewoman.B.His teacher.听第段材料，回答第至题

78108.What does Carol dowhenshevolunteersShe servesdinner.A.She performsfor children.B.She picksup trash.C.

9.How oftendoesCarolvolunteer.Three timesa week.A.Once aweek.B.Twice aweek.C

10.What doesJim worryabout ifhe joinsCarolA.Knowing littleabout thestory.B.Choosing aboring book.C.Reading forhours.听第段材料，回答第至题

8111311.Which isa superfoodaccording to the manC.Rice.A.Yogurt.B.Noodles.

12.Why aresuperfoods healthyA.Because theycure someterrible diseases.B.Because theyfight againstsome cancers.C.Because theyreduce therisks ofsome diseases.

13.Which foodwillthewoman beadding totheir familydietC.Brown rice.A.Fish.B.Tomatoes.听第段材料，回答第至题

9141614.How didthe mannotice theproblem firstA.His bankcalled him.B.His billshowed him.C.His creditcard wasstolen.

15.What didthe bankdo tofix theproblemA.They gavethe manhis moneyback atonce.B.They askedthe mantoprovidethe evidence.C.They decided to talktothebanks owner.

16.What dothe twospeakers mainlytalk aboutA.Information safety.B.Shopping habits.C.Money management.听第段材料，回答第至题

10172017.What doesthe speakerwant herkids to doA.Help with the dishes.B.Go to bed immediately.C.Pick outsomething towear.

18.When willthe familyprobably needto leavetheir housetomorrowA.At700am.B.At600am.C.At500am.

19.Why doesntthe speakermake dinnerA.There isno foodleft athome.B.She doesntwant tomakeamess.C.They havealready eatenat arestaurant.

20.What isthe purposeofthetalkA.To makesure everyonegets ready.B.To makethe houseclean.C.To makea regularplan.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分分）50第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）

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537.5阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出最佳选项A BC DAContactCCAs Special Programs tolearn moreabout ourwide rangeof creditand noncreditopportunities foracademicand personaldevelopment.Summer ProgramAnexceptional4-week programfor studentscurrently completingtheir studyof highschool.Earn3college credits!Our settingis CCA s Oaklandcampus,where studio-focused,college-level courseshelp youpush beyond（作品集）concepts toportfolio——ready pieces.On-campus HousingScholarships available!Summer CoursesCCAoffers about35for-credit degreecourses eachsummer,scheduled onthe San Francisco andOakland campuses.Undergraduate and graduate studentscan workwith avisiting artist,develop skillsand stayon trackfor graduationbyearning credits...all whilestill allowingtime tovisit family,work,travel,etc.For informationabout summerhousing,please contactthe Office of ResidentialLife at510594722or housing@ca.edu.Summer StartSummerStart isa six-week programdesigned specificallyfor internationalundergraduate andgraduate students.This isa for-credit program;students receivesix creditstowards theirdegree.During theprogram,you mustlive onCCAs SanFrancisco campus.Tuition includessix unitsof discountedgraduate collegecredit,which willinclude books,field tripexpenses andone-on-one tutoring.Housing fees include sixweeks atCCAsSanFranciscoPanoramic Residence.Company-Customized ProgramsCCAsOfficeofSpecialProgramscan designcustomized workshopsto developand strengthenemployee skillswithinyour company.Customized programshave included:An IdeationSketching class,for thedesign teamof anational clothingretailer,scheduled Fridayafternoons onSanFrancisco campus.Software-specific workshops,for designersfrom anational paperproducts andgifts retailer,scheduled ina two-dayworkshop formatduring theweek onour Oaklandcampus.

21.Who wouldmost potentiallyapply forSummer ProgramA.Employees incompanies.B.International undergraduateandgraduate students.C.High schoolgraduates.D.Undergraduate andgraduatestudents.

22.What canstudents doif theytake SummerCoursesA.Go ona fieldtrip.B.Earn somecredits.C.Make somefriends.D.Visit famousartists.

23.What arestudents requiredtodoif theytake SummerStartA.Live onone ofthe campuses.B.Pay schoolfeesinadvance.C.Read asmany booksas possible.D.Complete thecourses ontime.BI mightbe lettingmy youngson watchtoo muchtelevision.I amcertainly watchingtoo manyof hisprograms.Theycan reallybe perplexingas theyforce youto thinkcarefully aboutthe mysteriesof life.（）For example,when Franklin the turtlewanted apet,his parentsdidnt wantit tobeafrog.They feltthat frogsbelonginapond.Isnt thatwhere turtlesbelongAnd whyis itthat LittleBears animalfriends canall talkand behavelike people,but hisfriend Emilyhas adog thatcanonly barkand fetchTell methat isnta mysteiy!Dog loverscan becheered upby Kipperand hisfriends.These dogsare veryhuman.However,the onlytime theywearclothes iswhen theyput onbathing suitsto goswimming.Fm confused!Speaking ofdogs,could Plutoever beGoofys petI dontget it!What didthegreatMr.Disney have in mindAndthis isawful!The otherday wewatched avery nicelittle pigsetting upa picnic.One ofthe foodswas abig ham.（大豆）Could ithave beena soyham Isthere sucha thingI hopeso!（木偶）！Another thingthat bothersme:What ifElmo isntreal Hecant bea merepuppet Hes gotabetteraltitudethan mostpeople.I justkeep wondering.I thinkwell turnoff theTV andgo outfbr awalk.Maybe wellrun intothat mousewho dresseswell butcertainlydoesnt speakas clearlyastheaverage bear.

24.What doesthe underlinedword perplexing“in paragraph1probably meanA.Boring.B.Humorous.C.Confusing.D.Curious.

25..Why doesthe authorthink itunpleasant fora pigto eathamA.Pigs donteat meat.B.Ham ismade frompigs.C.Ham istoo expensive.D.Pigs aredirty animals.

26.How doesthe authorfeel aboutElmo storiesA.Embarrassed.B.Concerned.C.Astonished.D.Disappointed.

27.The authorsuggests thatTV mouse.A.should speakmore clearlyB.should notwear goodclothesC,should notdress betterthan bearsD.should speaklouder againnext timeCRoseMcGee bakessweet potato pies formourning communitiesall overthe country.This year,she foundherselfserving sweetrelief inherownbackyard.On thefirst nightofthepolice curfewin Minneapolislast summer,Rose McGeebarelyslept.People Iknow wereout onthe streets,says the69-year-old residentof nearbyGolden Valley.was worried.,^McGee decidedto stayup thefollowing nightand bakesweet potatopies.In themorning,goods werefirst sentto mournersat GeorgeFloycfs memorialsite.She deliveredher bakedgoods firsttojust14miles away,and thento protestorsand volunteersat theMinneapolis branchoftheNAACP.The followingweekend,shetookdozens moreto atemporary fooddistribution centerin St.Paul wheremany grocerystores hadbeendestroyed.Sadly,McGee hasmade Sweet Potato Comfort Pies,as shecalls them,all toooften inrecent years.She bakedher firstpackin2014,after newsof unrestbroke outin Ferguson,Missouri,following thepolice killingof MichaelBrown.McGeedrove more than500miles toFerguson topersonally deliverthe30pies shehad madein thesame year.The nextyear,sheshipped moreto Charleston,South Carolina,where nineworshippers hadbeen shotdead atthe MotherEmanuel AMEChurch.After twoyears,McGee*s piescomforted thosein andaround Minneapolisafter policeofficers fatallyshot JamarClarkand PhilandoCastile.Looking atthose whoare in suffering,Iamin sorrow.Im lookingforward tocomforting them.As peoplecarry thesepies,theyre able to havedialogues,abletolisten toeach other.McGee says,If wedon!t startlisteningmore,I dontknow howwell everbe abletomoveforward.The piesare simplywhat canpromote that.”

28.The reasonwhy McGeewas worriedonthatnight isthat.A.her neighborsmight stayup toolateB.potatopieswere notenough todistributeC.many neighborswere arrestedby thepoliceD.people hungout togetherin thenight againstthe curfew

29..What happenedin theyear of2015A.The policeand residentscame intobattle.B.Nine worshipperswere killedby gunshot.C.The policemurdered JamarClark purposely.D.McGee bakedher firstsweet potatopies successfully.

30.McGee madeSweetPotatoComfortPieto.A.warn thepolice notto mistreatcitizens B.comfort thosewho sufferedfamily abuseC.motivate theresidents tofight forfairness D.teach peoplehow tobuild agood relationship

31.What doestheunderlined wordthat inthe lastparagraph refertoA.Peoples helpinginsuffering.B.The relieffrom victimsin accidents.D.The comfortgiven topeople inhardship.D.Peoples beingwilling tocommunicate.DUpright farmingisahugely promisingagricultural techniquethat aimsto producemore foodto meetthe growing（垂向框架）population onour limitedplanet.Techniques includegrowing invertical framesor evenin high-rise farmswhilemoving farmsinto urbanareas,and producingnutritious cropswithout topsoil.Vertical farmersplant cropsin nutrient-rich water,so plantscan beraised without soil.They alsogrow plantsusingwater fromfish tanks,or usingnutrient watermist systemsthat reducewater useby more than90per cent,which wasatechnique developedby NASAasaway forastronauts togrow inspace andfeed themselveswithoutsoilwhile preservingpreciouswater supplies.All ofthese soil-less growingtechniques useless orno chemicals,and recyclewater withlesswaste.Plants can be sownand harvestedyear-round,free frombad weatherconditions suchas droughtor flooding.“This isthe farmingofthefuture/said PaulMyers,co-founder ofvertical farmingenterprise FarmUrban.Chemical-free andmoving fromthe traditionalhorse andtractor agriculturethat issteadily destroyingthe planettoamoresustainable approach.nThe globalvertical farmingmarket isexpected tobe sixtimes biggerin2026than it is today.This isfueled inpart byrisingdemand fororganic,chemical-free foods,but alsoby countrieslooking toincrease theirfood securityand cutdownon imports-the UKfor exampleuses morethan70per centof itsland massfor agriculturebut importsmorethanhalf of itsfood.As thevertical farmingindustry expands,itisworth notingthat ithas limitations—it onlyworks forsome crops,andurban locationscanbeexpensive.

32.Where willupright farmingbe popularinthefutureA.In cities.B.In plains.C.In deserts.D.In thecountryside.

33.What dothe techniquesmentioned inparagraph2haveincommonA.Waste-free.B.Nutrient-rich.C.Soil-saving.D.Waterproof.

34.Why isupright farmingpromisingA.The traderoutes arenot secure.B.Organic foodis increasinglypopular.C.The economicbenefit issubstantial.D.Imports arebecoming moredifficult.

35..What canbe thebest titleforthetextA.Upright FarmingHow ToSave SoilAnd WaterB.Upright Farming:What ToPlant InThe NewWayC.Vertical Farming:Raising Agriculture^PotentialD.Vertical FarmingLowering EnvironmentalImpact第二节（共5小题每小题

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12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项You guessedit.Ifs mygraduation daytomorrow.It allcomes crowdingin.

36.Fve learnedmore,criedmore,and grownmorethanever before.When Ibegan highschool,I quicklybegan tobelieve that Iwouldnot graduatefromthat school.The sleeplessnights andgraceless professorsshowed methat Imay havegotten myselfinto somethingthat I wasnot equippedtohandle.Looking back:it9s saddeninghow littleconfidence Ihad inmyself I didnt thinkI couldlast atthis schoolfbr threeyearswhen I knew itwould continueto getharder.

37.Things didntget easierbut theysure gotmore manageable.I learnedhow tobalance deadlineswitha personallife,and soonenough Iwas halfwayfinished.I keptworkingone dayatatime:and bythe timeI knewitI wasmoving fromthe righttotheleft.As endlessas Ifelt highschool hadbeen,it wasover beforeI realized.I nowhave twodiplomas toshow formy work.38・Honestly,it doesntfeel realyet.Im excitedtobefinished andbeyond thrilledto jointhe“realworld.（有能力的）High schooltaught methatIam capableof morethan Ionce thought.It hasshowed methat nothingisas badas itseems.39Graduation hasgiven methe confidenceI neverknew Ihad andI couldnot bemore grateful.To allof myfriends thathave yetto experiencethe joyof graduatingfrom highschool,hang inthere andit willbeover beforeyou think.

40.A.However,I keptat it.B.I couldntbe prouderofit.C.It hasalso proventhatIcan adaptand overcome.D.I stilltreasure thefriendship Iformed theretodayE.My concernshifted towhere Iwill goto continuemy study.F.Just makememories andlearn becausetheres nothingelse likeit.G.These pastthree yearswere possiblythe mostdifficult andyet rewarding.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共小题每小题分，满分分）15115阅读下面短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项A BC D（相片）Architect BrianBononi wasatajob,measuring aportrait studiothat hadbeen shutdown.That waswhen he41it—dozens upondozens offamily portraitsthat hadbeen takenbut neverdelivered tothosewho42their photos.He couldntget the43off hismind.They werewaiting tobe thrownout,andthatdidnt sitright withhim.“My heart4every timeI lookedatthepile,“said Brian.Iknewthat thosephotos45a lottothepeople whowere inthem.46Ididntdo something,theyd47be goneand fbrgotten.Then andthere hedecidedto48these portraitsandreunite asmany familieswith theirlong-lost portraitsas hecould.Brian,withthehelp ofhis wifeand fourchildren,took all16749portraits totheir house.Theydeveloped asystem of50photos——alphabetizing allthe portraitswiththeavailable information.Then theystartedtracking downthe parietal51,Its reallya lovely52,especially becauseit turnedout totakeso much

53.So farthey havebeen ableto54over60people andreturned morethan40photos.Just recently,they createdaFacebook pageto helpspread themessage withthe hopethat morepeople will55themselves.

41.A.liked B.saw C.felt D.seized。