1、河北区2021-2022学年度高三年级总复习质量检测（二）英语笔试第卷第一部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节：单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。例：Stand over there _ youll be able to see it better.A. orB. andC. butD. while答案是B。1. Tony will become an excellent snowboarder when he grows up._ He seems to have a great talent for this
2、sport.A. Its up to youB. Im afraid notC. Im with you on thatD. That sounds great2. My friend, who _ on the International Olympic Committee all his life, is retiring next month.A. servedB. is servingC. had servedD. has served3. A recent Canadian study suggests that a child _ from interactive music cl
3、asses has better communication skills.A. benefitB. benefitingC. benefitedD. to benefit4. The club is currently planning several _ to accommodate golfers who seek pleasure and leisure in a quiet place.A. dimensionsB. inspirationsC. competitionsD. expansions5. In todays modern world, their ideas about
4、 living simply and being at ease with nature may take us a step closer to _ personal well-being and fulfillment.A. attainingB. missingC. reachingD. performing6. I cant remember her name clearly. Is it Caroline William?Yes, _.A. you deserve itB. thats itC. thats the pointD. you name it7. Some of the
5、actors live lives _ to the parts they play in the movie.A. identicalB. availableC. familiarD. reliable8. John was sent to the village last month to see how the development plan _ in the past five years.A. had been carried outB. would be carried outC. is being carried outD. has been carried out9. Pla
6、ying does much more than just help _, according to City of York Council, which has launched an initiative to get more youngsters enjoying themselves.A. let off steamB. come into powerC. keep in touchD. get into debt10. With the Olympic flame _, the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics came to an end on Febr
7、uary 20th.A. to extinguishB. extinguishesC. extinguishedD. extinguishing11. Have you finished reading the book?No. Ive read up to _ the children discover the secret cave.A. whichB. whatC. thatD. where12. I wonder why Robert hasnt shown up at the interview yet. Its a pity if he missed.Im not sure, bu
8、t he _ in a traffic jam riding here.A. could be stuckB. should be stuckC. must have been stuckD. might have been stuck13. There is no month in the whole year _ nature wears a more beautiful appearance than in the month of August.A. whereB. whatC. whenD. that14. How long do you think it will be _ Chi
9、na sends a manned spaceship to the moon?Perhaps two or three years.A. whenB. beforeC. thatD. until15. Even though there are lots of benefits of doing sports, many people have a vague understanding and dont know what _ they are.A. relevantlyB. exactlyC. significantlyD. necessarily第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.
10、5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1635各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。We had a painter in our home recently. Unlike many, he was 16 and completed the work in a timely way. And he went above and beyond the call of 17 , like filling in little nail holes in the hallways.The painter was always friendly and his prices w
11、ere 18 . I happily handed him a bottle of wine as an extra reward of our 19 . As a famous writer puts, “Kindness 20 another; the painters friendliness makes me be friendly to others and so it goes.” Unfortunately the 21 is also true. Sometimes, people are rude to us and we tend to 22 in a kind way.
12、My daughter recently moved across the country. The movers couldnt have been more unpleasant. First they 23 to put the boxes in certain rooms. They threw them around and 24 many things including an expensive dining room table, but they were 25 to take responsibility. I give my kid credit for reacting
13、 to the company with 26 instead of rudeness.I recently ordered some avocados (牛油果) online. Every single one was bad. Although I 27 got a refund, I was troubled by the sellers complete indifference to doing his job well and to the impact on the 28 . I was about to 29 about his lack of service awarene
14、ss. But I stopped myself. I was 30 by the negative behavior and I had to work not to react.We have to stop greeting rudeness with 31 behaviors or performance. What 32 is that, instead of waiting for others to be kind to us, we should make a positive 33 to be kind to others. It doesnt take a lot a sm
15、ile, a kind word and an offer to help or to 34 another person. What a great deal low 35 and high reward!16. A. sensitiveB. stubbornC. punctualD. ridiculous17. A. conscienceB. emergencyC. moralD. duty18. A. reasonableB. absurdC. unfairD. changeable19. A. allowanceB. appreciationC. celebrationD. evalu
16、ation20. A. leads toB. makes upC. builds upD. consists of21. A. misunderstandingB. conceptC. statementD. opposite22. A. interruptB. declineC. respondD. ignore23. A. promisedB. refusedC. choseD. pretended24. A. damagedB. stoleC. abandonedD. exchanged25. A. afraidB. sorryC. unwillingD. ready26. A. agg
17、ressionB. doubtC. politenessD. criticism27. A. easilyB. accidentallyC. basicallyD. illegally28. A. partnersB. customersC. monitorsD. deliverymen29. A. worryB. thinkC. discussD. complain30. A. affectedB. defeatedC. threatenedD. surrounded31. A. personalB. violentC. cautiousD. similar32. A. countsB. a
18、ppearsC. differsD. disagrees33. A. influenceB. choiceC. contributionD. appointment34. A. call upB. come acrossC. light upD. hear about35. A. costB. standardC. priceD. risk第二部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2.5分，满分50分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AWhether youre looking to learn more about sustainability or imagi
19、ne yourself as a media big man at the head of a world-famous magazine, here are several books worth popping on your Good Reads list.The Conscious Closetby Elizabeth L. ClineAs the pressure to save the planet increases, its important to turn the conversation to our closet.Stockpiling endless printed
20、books on sustainability seems somewhat unwise, but The Conscious Closet is easily the best of the lot. It exposes the true cost of fast fashion and encourages the reader to think twice about unwise purchasing, drawing deeply on Clines own experiences.How To Dress Secret StylingTips From A Fashion In
21、siderby Alexandra FullertonFormer fashion editor at Stylist magazine, Alexandra Fullerton certainly knows something about getting dressed.Illustrated beautifully, this book allows you to dip easily in and out of her easy-to-follow advice, helping you carve out a signature style, shop more effectivel
22、y and even wash and store your clothes to maximize their full potential.The New Fashion Rulesby Victoria MagrathOne of the UKs most successful fashion bloggers, Victoria McGrath has used her platform to demonstrate the growing value of influencer culture on fashion and new media.Her friendly, access
23、ible tone is backed up with some serious knowledge her PhD in fashion marketing allows her to explore how far fashion has come in recent decades, discussing many things including virtual reality shopping while offering up a brief tour of fashions 21st century history.Advanced Loveby Ari Seth CohenTh
24、e photographic blog series that made stars of Iris Apfel and Linda Rodin, the Advanced Style brand has grown over the past decade, demonstrating that real beauty is truly ageless.His third and most recent book, Advanced Love sees Ari Seth Cohen picturing couples from all walks of life, making a stat
25、ement about our dismissal of romance within the over-40 set.The perfect festive gift for your special other-half, or a treat-to-self as a constant reminder that love never goes out of style.36. How does Cline advise readers to think twice about unwise purchasing?A. By drawing deeply on his own exper
26、ience.B. By picturing couples from all walks of life.C. By helping readers to shop more effectively.D. By guiding readers to do some virtual reality shopping.37. Which is the most suitable book for a new graduate ignorant of fashion?A. Advanced LoveB. The Conscious ClosetC. The New Fashion RulesD. H
27、ow To Dress: Secret Styling Tips From A Fashion Inside38. We can know something about the development of fashion fromA. Ari Seth Cohens bookB. Elizabeth L. Clines bookC. Victoria Magraths bookD. Alexandra Fullertons book39. What does the Advanced Style brand demonstrate?A. The growing value of influ
28、encer on fashion.B. The permanence of real beauty.C. The true cost of fast fashion.D. The dismissal of romance.40. What do the books have in common?A. They targeted on young ladies.B. Their themes are all about fashion.C. They advise us against unreasonable purchasing.D. They all give practical advi
29、ce on how to get well dressed.BWhile youth is often a time of great promise and achievement, a life well lived can also be filled with any number of next chapters and second or even third acts that add depth, nuance (细微差别), and meaning to our stories. At 65 years old, Somerset native Carole-Ann Warb
30、urton experienced a plot twist that led to the fulfillment of a long-cherished dream shed never even spoken of aloud.After an illness incapacitated (使失去正常生活能力) her, Warburton was left with the question of what to do going forward. During her convalescence (康复), her daughter brought around some real
31、estate listings for the sort of homes in which she thought her mum might best spend her golden years. Coincidentally, amongst the notices was an offering for a small barbershop with an above-stairs apartment.For Warburton, although she admitted “the place was awful”, it was love at first sight and t
32、he perfect opportunity to do something shed longed to do for almost as long as she could remember work in a bookshop. Less than three months after coming to her decision, Warburton handed in her retirement notice, sold her house, bought the store, and using a personal inventory (库存) totaling between
33、 8,000 and 9,000 titles she launched her new bookshop, The Book Rest.A decade on, The Book Rest recently celebrated its 10th anniversary. Although the pandemic has slowed foot traffic, since Warburtons driving motive isnt monetary profit, but rather, something of a deeper, more special personal valu
34、e, she has no plans to close up the shop.Having achieved her own dream, Warburton secs every day in the bookstore as an opportunity to help others realise theirs as well. “All the dreams are in the books,” she told The Guardian. “They are all there waiting to be picked up. Someone can walk in tomorr
35、ow and say, I have been looking for that for an awfully long time!” And as gatekeeper to her own small universe of literary wonders, Warburton says she plans to stay around as long as she can to ensure that they do.41. What does the author want to say in the first paragraph?A. There are possibilitie
36、s at any stage of life.B. One should grasp the youth to make achievements.C. Changing the way of life is crucial at the age of 65.D. Realising a long-cherished dream is all that matters in life.42. What did Warburton do to seek her dream?A. She invested much money in opening a bookstore.B. She used
37、her possessions to develop real-estate business.C. She started her career with her daughter in a small barbershop.D. She sought her daughters advice on where to rent the apartment.43. What makes Warburton want to keep her bookstore open?A. Her strong desire to attract more customers.B. The increasin
38、g decline of economic situations.C. The huge financial burden of illness treatment.D. Her seeking of an inner world of self-fulfillment.44. Which of the following can best describe Warburton?A. Curious and ambitious.B. Brave and adventurous.C. Creative and pioneering.D. Enthusiastic and determined.C
39、Writing a book is a long and challenging process, but new technology is increasingly making it easier for authors to finish their books.Michael Green, a US data scientist-turned-novelist, felt that technology could help him simplify the writing process when he was in the middle of writing his debut
40、(首部) book.He said that the process had become difficult to manage: “In the midst of editing, I got to the point where I started feeling like I had a lot of plots and characters,” he told the BBC.“I had all these documents on the deeper aspects of the world I was creating. I was worried about being a
41、ble to keep track of it all. Thats when I switched into my more data science-minded approach to solving a complex problem with a lot of different pieces.”Green went on to create Lynit, a digital platform to help authors plan and weave together the many elements that form a story, such as themes, cha
42、racters, and major events.“As the author gets a new idea that they want to bring into the story, they are able to input it into a natural framework,” he told the BBC. “Piece by piece, theyre adding to the story. As new ideas come in, they change, maybe by creating new nodes (节点) or interactions, new
43、 relationships.”Once the book has been published, technology is also playing an ever-increasing role in publicity and connecting with readers. Websites and apps from specialist firms allow authors to participate in live question-and-answer sessions with their audience.Another tech firm, Crazy Maple
44、Studios in California, US, offers authors four apps that can add music, animation, sound effects and in some cases, gameplay.Michael Green believes technology will become even more important as a new generation of tech-savvy (精通技术的) writers becomes more well-known.“What Im finding with the Generatio
45、n Z and even younger writers is that theyre looking for technology to give them guidance,” he told the BBC. “They see it as a tool to learn and grow with, rather than extra work.”45. What difficulty did Green face in writing his debut book?A. He would leave out important plots.B. He had trouble orga
46、nizing his thoughts.C. He often felt that he was not creative enough.D. He was afraid the characters wouldnt appeal to readers.46. What is an advantage of technology according to the text?A. It creates new relationships for authors.B. It can generate images based on words.C. It can translate thought
47、s into sentences.D. It brings authors closer to their readers.47. Crazy Maple Studio in California offers authors _.A. apps which help them add music, animation, sound effects even gameplayB. a digital platform which helps them plan and weave together the elementsC. a digital platform which helps th
48、em participate in creating new nodesD. apps which help them organise a lot of plots and characters48. Which of the following would Green most probably agree with?A. Technology adds to the burden of authors.B. New technology matters to growing authors.C. Young writers rely too heavily on technology.D
49、. New technology gets in the way of creativity.49. Whats the main purpose of the article?A. To give advice on how to write a book.B. To encourage the use of technology in writing.C. To share how new technology benefits authors.D. To show the popularity of new tools among authors.DExpertise (专门技能) is
50、 what separates amateurs from true masters in almost any field. You might wonder whether experts are “born” or “made”. Experts in the field prove that expertise is acquired through dedicated practice, but how exactly people go about becoming experts?People who become experts tend to get a body of kn
51、owledge that makes them one of the most knowledgeable individuals in their field. They also possess the skills that they need to determine when and how to use their knowledge. Recently, a popular idea has emerged that the key to becoming an expert is devoting at least 10,000 hours to the study and p
52、ractice of a subject. Pop psychology author Malcolm Gladwell created the phrase “the ten-thousand-hour rule”. Gladwell also suggested tech-entrepreneur Bill Gates had devoted 10,000 hours to practicing programming before he created Microsoft.Anders Ericsson of the University of Florida, who is a fam
53、ous expert, has studied the experts from all walks of life and points out deficiency of “the ten-thousand-hour rule”. Ericsson believes that what separates the amateur from experts is what is referred to as deliberate practice. Ordinary practice can help people become skilled at a task, but such pra
54、ctice involves working on things that are outside of their current skill-level, setting goals, and receiving training and instruction from a qualified teacher.While Ericsson believes deliberate practice is the key to becoming an expert, not all researchers agree with his conclusion. Some recent stud
55、ies have found deliberate practice isnt the only factor that explains the differences between the skilled and the unskilled. While psychologists arent sure exactly which factors might also play a role, personality traits, physical characteristics, and overall intelligence may matter as well.Practice
56、 is essential for developing a skill, but becoming an expert requires constantly challenging yourself to do better, learn more, and acquire new knowledge and skills. Simply practicing the same skills over and over again will make you better in those areas, but it wont lead to true experts.50. What c
57、an we know about experts?A. They are able to apply knowledge flexibly and properly.B. They have a good command of knowledge of other fields.C. They are born with the ability to master professional skills.D. They acquire expertise through the development of individuality.51. What is Gladwells purpose
58、 of using the example of Bill Gates?A. To prove his “the ten-thousand-hour rule”.B. To show 10,000 hours devotion could create Microsoft.C. To prove becoming experts has little to do with personal skills.D. To show the importance of researching various subjects at the same time.52. What does the und
59、erlined word “inadequacy” in Paragraph 3 refer to?A. Influence.B. Uncertainty.C. SignificanceD. Disadvantage.53. Why dont all researchers approve of Anders Ericssons view?A. They think deliberate practice is not reasonable.B. They think he fails to provide a basis for his opinion.C. They place great
60、er emphasis on the psychological level.D. They think he might ignore other aspects of being an expert.54. Which statement does the author probably agree with?A. Practice should be carried on within ones familiar skill-level.B. Constant improvement of learning skills can lead to true expertise.C. Bei
61、ng an expert is more than the result of practising the same skills.D. Ordinary practice is the most important condition for being an expert.55. In this passage, the author intends to tell us how to _.A. become a true expertB. take advantage of new skillsC. acquire new knowledge and skillsD. tell a “
62、born” expert from a “made” expert第卷第三部分：写作第一节：阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）阅读短文，按照题目要求用英语回答问题。It was a tough situation. At 8,700 meters above sea level, Zhang Hong and his team members faced a difficult decision. Based on the oxygen they had consumed, they might not have enough to reach the summit (顶峰) of
63、Qomolangma. Should they press on or turn back?Zhangs guide Chen Tao made a quick decision that he and the two photographers with the group should immediately withdraw and leave their oxygen tanks to Zhang to let him finish the climb to the summit of the mountain.The wind was strong, and Zhang was te
64、rrified. The three Sherpa guides didnt speak Chinese and their English instructions to Zhang were muffled by the high wind. And there was additional difficulty for Zhang he cant see.To walk on a path was often hard for the Chinese mountaineer. And there was no actual path on the mountain. Zhang had
65、to follow the guides directions precisely on every single step. The guides told him in which direction to go and the length of each step. But one mistake could cost Zhang his life.At first, Zhang didnt want to continue. But Chen told Zhang “if you dont continue, this may be the last chance you have
66、to reach the top of Qomolangma, while I will still have more chances”. There was no time left for 46-year-old Zhang to argue with Chen and Chen gave Zhang a gentle nudge to hurry him on.Zhang continued his climb with one guide in front of him and two behind. After several more hours climbing, the gu
67、ide leading the way told Zhang that he was standing at the top of the mountain. Zhang was first visually impaired (视觉障碍) person from Asia ever to conquer the worlds highest peak.On the rock face of the mountain, Zhang etched (刻) his name alongside that of Erik Weihenmayer and Andy Holzer, who comple
68、ted the feat (壮举) in 2001 and 2017 respectively. They are the only three blind mountaineers to have climbed Qomolangma.56. Why did Chen decide to withdraw while letting Zhang finish the climb?(no more than 10 words)_57. How do you understand the underlined part in Paragraph 3? (no more than 10 words
69、)_58. Whats the main idea of Paragraph 5? (no more than 10 words)_59. What made Zhang different from other mountaineers who reached the summit of Qomolangma? (no more than 10 words)_60. Whats your attitude towards the “mountain” in your life? Please explain. (no more than 20 words)_第二节：书面表达（满分25分）61
70、.假设你是晨光中学的李津。2022年北京冬奥会圆满结束了，苏翊鸣、谷爱凌等中国青少年选手表现优异，夺得多枚金牌。为号召同学们向优秀的同龄人学习，你校英语社团的微信公众号开展以“Growing up along with Olympic Champions”为主题的英语征文活动。现请你投稿，文章内容应包括：（1）奥运冠军的共同点（追求梦想，全力以赴，永不言弃等）；（2）如何做学习或生活中的“冠军”？注意：（1）词数不少于100词；（2）可适当加入细节，使内容充实、行文连贯；（3）题目和开头已给出，不计入总词数。Growing up along with Olympic ChampionsMany
71、 teenage champions have stood out in the Beijing Winter Olympics. _ 此处不能答题 _河北区2021-2022学年度高三年级总复习质量检测（二）英语笔试参考答案第卷第一、二部分（Key to 1-55）1 C2 D3 B4 D5 A6 B7 A8 A9 A10C11D12D13C14B15B16C17D18A19B20A21D22C23B24A25C26C27A28B29D30A31D32A33B34C35A36A37D38C39B40B41A42A43D44D45B46D47A48B49C50A51A52D53D54C55A第
72、卷第三部分第一节Some possible answers:56. Because there was not enough oxygen.Or: Because the oxygen was not enough.57. Zhang couldnt hear their English instructions clearly.Or: It was difficult for Zhang to hear their English instructions.58. Chen encouraged Zhang to finish/continue the climb.59. That he was the first visually impaired person from Asia.60. We should be determined in the face of difficulties, and make efforts to overcome weaknesses to achieve the goal.Or: We should be strong-willed, and never give up facing difficulties when pursuing our dreams and careers.第二节61. Open
