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浙江省杭州市2022第二次高考科目教学质量检测英语试题考生须知:本试卷分选择题和非选择题两部分。满分120分,考试用时120分钟。选择题部分(共80分)注意事项:1.答题前,考生在答题卡上务必用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔将自己的姓名、准考证号填写清楚,并贴好条形码。请认真核准条形码上的准考证号、姓名和科目。2.每小题选出答案后,用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑,如需改动,用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其他答案标号,不能答在试题卷上。第一部分:英语知识运用(共两节,满分30分)第一节:单项填空(共20小题;每小题0.5分,满分10分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可双填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。1.---CanIreallygetamountainbicycleasarewardifIwintherace?---Absolutely!.A.ItalldependsB.ImeanitC.You’vegotmeD.Sowillyou2.Ican’trememberwhenturningpointoccurredexactly,butitmightbesummermorningwhenIwasinNewYork.A.不填;aB.a;aC.the;aD.a;the3.Youneedn’thaveapologizedforyourabsence-,it’shardlyyourfault.A.thereforeB.howeverC.meanwhileD.besides4.EverymorningJack’swifewillstandbeforethemirror,carefullyuntilshehastogotowork.A.dressedB.dressingC.todressD.havingdressed5.Onesplitsecondlateryourlifeorsomeoneelse’slifecouldbegoneyouarejustglancingatyourphonetocheckatextmessage.A.everythoughB.inthatC.onlyifD.asif6.IfIyouradvicethen,Ithinkthatthecropscouldbegrowingbetter.A.tookB.wouldhavetakenC.hadtakenD.havetaken7.Theknowledgethathisfriendshavedesertedhimisa(n)pillforMr.Smithtoswallow.A.extraB.bitterC.commonD.effective8.Ourwasterecyclingprojectalotofinvestigationandpaperworkhadbeendonebytheendoflastterm.A.involvedB.toinvolveC.beinginvolvedD.involving9.Richardsonjoinsalistofyoungstarswhosecareersandpersonalliveshavebeenspoiledafterearly.14A.experienceB.promiseC.impressionD.failure10.Manygrownupschallengingconversationswiththeirchildrenlaterthismonthtohelpthemrecoverfromthepanic.A.havehadB.haveC.willbehavingD.willhavehad11.Haveyoueverdreamedofstagingaconcert,thousandsofpeopleareapplaudingandappreciationyourmusic?A.atwhichB.whenC.forwhichD.which12.Duringthefloodmanystudentsvolunteeredthroughtheweekend,givingoutfoodandwaterforthevictims.A.workingB.toworkC.tohaveworkedD.havingworked13.---Howsoonwillthecandidatesgettheiruniversityadmissions?---Itmaytakethreeweeksforalltheapplicationstobe.A.withdrawnB.deliveredC.editedD.processed14.Idon’tlikefootball;asforme,wouldbemorefunthanwatchinga90minutes’boringmatch.A.everythingB.somethingC.anythingD.nothing15.Justamonthbeforetheearthquaketheschoolpracticedanemergencydrillshowingthechildrenhowtofindtheir“safeplace”.A.calmlyB.regularlyC.automaticallyD.specially16.Nothavingpromotedthenewdigitalcamerasuccessfully,thecompanyshoulditsoriginalmarketingmethods.A.accountforB.reflectonC.workoutD.callup17.OnlymaycousinhaschosentoapplyforajobinAfricathemajorityofthisyear’sgraduatesworkinginBritain.A.incommonwithB.aswellasC.incontrasttoD.byreasonof18.StatisticsindicatethatwomenareshoppersinEurope,contributingtofour–fifthsofannualonlineshoppingsales.A.enthusiasticB.potentialC.traditionalD.intelligent19.Theactressreadilythefactthatherunbalanceddietwasamajothinfluenceonherexpandingfigure.A.consideredB.consultedC.acknowledgedD.reviewed20.---Doyouneedtheelectricdryer?---.A.NowayB.MypleasureC.NoproblemD.Afteryou第二节:完形填空(共20小题,每小题1分,满分20分)阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从21—40题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。Thisisthestoryoftwolovers,whofinallygotmarried.Bothofthemwereromanticatfirst,21onthewalkoflife,problems,quarrels,professioncameintotheirlife.Oneday,shefinallydecided“Iwanttobreakup”.“Why?”heasked.“Iam22.”sheanswered.Hekeptsilentthewholenight,seeminglyindeep23.finallyheasked,14“WhatcanIdoto24yourmind?”Lookingintohiseyesshesaid,“Answermyquestion.Ifyoucan25myheart,Iwillchangemymind.Let’ssay,Iwantaflower26onthefaceofamountaincliff(悬崖),webotharesurethatpickingtheflowerwillcauseyour27.willyoudoitforme?”Hesaid,“Iwillgiveyoumy28tomorrow.”Shewokeupthenextmorning,foundhimgone,andsawapieceofpaperonherbed,which29“Mydear,Iwouldnotpickthatflowerforyou,the30are…”“Whenyouusethecomputeryoualways31thesoftware,andyoucryinfrontofthescreen.IhavetosavemyfingerssothatIcanhelptorestorethe32.Youalwaysleavethehousekeysbehind,thusIhavetosavemy33torushhometoopenthedoorforyou.Youlovetravelingbutalwaysloseyourwayina(n)34city.Ihavetosavemyeyestoshowyoutheway.Youalways35atthecomputer,andthatwilldonothinggoodforyoureyes.Ihavetosavemyeyes36whenwegrowold,Icanhelptoclipyournailsandhelptoremovethose37whitehairs.”“Thus,mydear,unlessIamsurethatthereissomeonewholovesyou38Ido…Icouldnotpickthatfloweryet,anddie…”That’slife,and39.flowers,andromanticmomentsareonlyusedandappearonthe40oftherelationship.Underallthis,thepillaroftruelovestands.21.A.butB.andC.orD.so22.A.lonelyB.shamedC.tiredD.worried23.A.spaceB.thoughtC.shadeD.impression24.A.speakB.changeC.blowD.keep25.A.representB.expandC.admitD.convince26.A.growingB.fallingC.livingD.waiting27.A.attentionB.satisfactionC.interestD.death28.A.agreementB.answerC.announcementD.judgment29.A.writesB.informsC.printsD.goes30.A.meaningsB.messagesC.reasonsD.purposes31.A.turnupB.putupC.useupD.messup32.A.structuresB.programsC.balanceD.position33.A.legsB.patienceC.energyD.dollars34.A.ancientB.newC.modernD.underground35.A.shoutB.jumpC.knockD.stare36.A.asifB.nowthatC.sothatD.incase37.A.annoyingB.enjoyableC.dustyD.amusing38.A.lessthanB.ratherthanC.morethanD.otherthan39.A.determinationB.loveC.progressD.power40.A.surfaceB.wayC.principleD.nature第二部分:阅读理解(共两节,第一节20小题,第二节5小题;每小题2分,满分50分)第一节:阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。A14TheeconomicgrowththatmanynationsinAsiaandincreasinglyAfricahaveexperiencedoverthepastcoupleofdecadeshastransformedhundredsofmillionsoflives–almostentirelyforthebetter.Butthere’sabyproducttothatgrowth,onethat’sevident–orsometimeslessthanevident–inthesmoggy,smellyskiesabovecitieslikeBeijing,NewDelhiandJakarta.Thankstonewcarsandpowerplants,airpollutionisbadandgettingworseinmuchoftheworld,andit’stakingamajortoll(伤亡人数,代价)onglobalhealth.Howbig?AccordingtoanewanalysispublishedintheLancet,morethan3.2millionpeoplesuffereddeathsfromairpollutionin2022,thelargestnumberonrecord.That’supfrom800,000in2000.Andit’saregionalproblem:65%ofthosedeathsoccurredinAsia,wheretheairischokedbydieselsoot(内燃发动机烟雾)fromcarsandtrucks,aswellasthesongfrompowerplantsandthedustfromendlessurbanconstruction.InEastAsiaandChina,1.2millionpeopledied,aswellasanother712,000inSouthAsia,includingIndia.Forthefirsttimeever,airpollutionisontheworld’stop–10listofkillers,andit’smovinguptheranksfasterthananyotherfactor.Sohowcanairpollutionbesodamaging?Itistheveryfinestsoot–sosmallthatitrootsdeepwithinthelungsandfromtheentersthebloodstream–thatcontributestomostofthepublic–healthtollofairpollutionincludingdeath.Dieselsoot,whichcanalsocausecancer,isamajorproblembecauseitisconcentratedincitiesalongtransportationzonesaffectingoverpopulatedareas.Itisthoughttocontributetohalfthedeathsfromairpollutioninurbancenters.Froexample,1in6peopleintheU.S.livenearadiesel–pollutionhotspotlikearailyard,portterminalorfreeway.Wealsoknowthatairpollutionmaybelinkedtoothernon–deadlydiseases.FortunatelyintheU.S.andotherdevelopednations,urbanairisforthemostpartcleanerthanitwas30or40yearsago,thankstoregulationsandnewtechnologieslikethecatalyticconverters(催化式排气净化器)thatreduceautomobileemissions.Govemmentsarealsopushingtomakeaircleaner–seetheWhiteHouse’smovelastweektofurthertightensootstandards.It’snotperfect,butwe’vehadmuchmoresuccessdealingwithairpollutionthanclimatechange.WilldevelopingnationslikeIndiaeventuallycatchup?Hopefully–thoughtheproblemmaygetworsebeforeitgetsbetter.Thegoodnewsisthatitdoesn’ttakeamajortechnologicaladvancetoimproveurbanair.Switchingfromdieselfueltounleaded(无铅燃油)helps,asdonewerandcleanercarswhicharelesslikelytosendoutpollutants.Powerplants–evenonesthatburnmineralfuelslikecoal–canbefittedwithpollution–controlequipmentthat,ataprice,willgreatlyreducesmogandotherpollutants.Butthebestsolutionsmayinvolveurbandesign.IntheGuardian,JohnVidalnotesthatDelhinowhas200carsper1,000people,farmorethanmuchricherAsiancitieslikeHongKongandSingapore.Developingcitieswillalmostcertainlyseeanincreaseincareownershipasresidentsbecomewealthier–andthatdoesn’thavetomeandeadlyairpollution.Higherincomesshouldalsoleadtotougherenvironmentalregulations,witchisexactlywhathappenedintheWest.Wecanonly14hopeithappensbeforethedeathtollfrombadairgetsevenhigher.41.Whattendstogiverisetothehighestdeathtollaccordingtothepassage?A.Thelackoftightenvironmentalprotectionstandards.B.Theincreasingnumbersofthedieselcarsandtrucks.C.Thefrighteninglyhighdeathratefromdeadlycancer.D.Theworld’sseriousairpollutionsuchassootanddust.42.The“byproduct”(Paragraph1)mostprobablyrefersto.A.consequenceB.solutionC.reformD.design43.Thebasicreasonwhysomanypeoplediefromairpollutionisthat.A.thedieselsootistoosmalltobeseenB.thedieselsootismuchtoopoisonoustobreatheC.thedieselsootrootsinlungsandgetsintobloodD.thedieselsootcanalsocontributetodeadlycancer44.Accordingtothepassage,thewriteractuallywantstoconvincethereadersthat.A.theglobaleconomicgrowthismainlytoblameforairpollutionandclimatechangeB.thedevelopingcountriesarerepeatingthesamemistakesasthedevelopedonesmadeC.theecologicalsituationandairpollutioninIndiaarebecomingworseandworseD.theunbeatableairisincreasinglybecomingamajorkillerthroughouttheworld45.Bydescribingurbandesignas“thebestsolution”inthelastparagraph,thewritermeansthat.A.themakingoftougherenvironmentalregulationsaloneisoflittleuseB.moreseverregulationsshouldbemadetohandleairpollutionC.theurbanconstructioninwesterndevelopedcountriesisthebestchoiceD.thepaceofdevelopmenthastobesloweddowntoreduceairpollutionBBelowaretwoon–lineadsofelectronicdevices.1446.WithaKindlePaperwhite,onecan.A.textmessagestohisfriendsB.takephotosofhisfriendsC.readeveninstrongsunlightD.downloadmusicandmovies47.OneofthefeaturesofKindlePaperwhiteisthat.A.itprovidesbooksnotavailableelsewhereB.itcangreatlyincreaseyourreadingspeed14C.itcanstoreasmanyas180,000booksD.ithelpsparentskeepkidsundercontrol48.ThereasonwhyFranklinelectronicdictionaryappealstolowlevelreadersmaybethat.A.definitionsarereadoutaswellaswordsB.ithasalargescreenforasmanyas11linesC.ithelpscorrectspellingmistakesD.itoffersguideonhowtewriteinstyle49.Wecanlearnfromtheabovepassagethat.A.OwenhasboughtatleastthreeFranklinelectronicdictionariesB.youngkidsdislikelookingwordsupintraditionaldictionariesC.FranklinelectronicdictionariesaredesignedspeciallyforchildrenD.userscangettheirvoicesrecordedintoKindlePaperwhite.CEverybodycheats.Whetherit’sthetaxidriverwhotricksavisitorandtakesthemthelongwayround,ortheshopassistantwhodoesn’tgivethecorrectchange,orthepoliceofficerwhoacceptsabribe(贿赂)–everybody’satit.Cheatsinthenestincludethescientistwhoseresearchwasbasedonfakedata,thegameshowcompetitorswhoworkedwithafriendintheaudienceorwinamillionpounds,andthedoctorwhomadeuphisqualificationsandwasn’treallyadoctoratall.Everybodycheats;nobody’splayingthegame.Ischeatingacceptable,anaturalwayofsurvivingandbeingsuccessful?Orisitsomethingthatshouldbefrownedon,andyoungpeoplediscouragedfromdoing?Ifit’sthelatterhowcanweexplaintochildrenwhysomanybendtherules?Takesportforexample.TheWordCupwasfilledwithcheating.Whetherdiving,pretendingtobehurtordenyingahandball,footballerswilldoanythingforafree–kickorapenaltyshot.FrancestrikerHenrydeniedcheatingtowinthefree–kickwhichledtohisside’ssecondgoalintheir3–1victoryoverSpain.Manyfootballers,however,areoftenputtingiton.Whateverthenationalitythere’sonecommonploy:theplayerrollsoverholdingtheirleg,ankleorheadseemingtobeingreatpain.Asaresultayellowcardand/orfree–kickisgivenforthefoulandthen,afewsecondslater,theplayerisupandaboutasifnothinghadhappened!Theref(裁判)maybetakeninbyitbutyoungsterswatchingthegamearen’t.theyalsoseetheirheroesgettingawaywithit.Ofcourseit’snotjustfootball.In1998theTourdeFrance,theworld’sgreatestcyclingevent,washitbyadrug–takingscandal(丑闻).The40bottlesofforbiddendrugsfoundwiththeFustianteamcausedamassiveinvestigationthatalmostcausedtheTourtobeabandoned.Onerider,Veronique,wasbannedfor9months.Heclaimed:“Youhavecheatsinsport,justasyoudoinbusiness–therewillalwaysbepeopletryingtotakeashortcut.Atleastwe’renotturningablindeyetotheproblem,whichothersportsare.”Isitallunavoidable?There’shugepressureonallathletestoperformfortheirfansandfortheirsponsors.It’ssuccess,moneyandpowerthatruleprofessionalsportratherthananhonestattempttodothebestonecan.14Meanwhilecompaniesaroundtheworldarelosingbillionsofdollarstofakeproducts.FromcutpriceCDsandDVDstosportswear,cheapfakeproductsareeverywhere.IthasbecomesociallyacceptabletobuyfakeGuccibagsandillegalcopiesoffilms.Ifparentsaredoingthis,theirchildrenwillfollow.Soperhapsit’snotsurprisingthataroundtheworldmorepupilsthaneverarecaughtcheatingduringexams.InonecasemissingexampaperswereputupforsaleontheInternet.Inanother,widespreadcheatingtookplacebypupilsusingtheirmobilephonestoreceivetestedanswers.Theyblamethepressureputonthemtodowellinexams.Itdoesn’thelpthattheirrolemodelsarealoscheats.Surelywecan’tcomplainwhenwe’resettingsuchabadexample.50.Accordingtothepassage,inwhichwaycanagameshowplayercheat?A.Bytakinganindirectway.B.Bygainingaidfromafriend.C.Bytakingforbiddendrugs.D.Bysellingfakeproducts.51.Thephrase“befrownedon”(Paragraph2)mostprobablymeans.A.tobedisapprovedofB.tobepushedforwardC.tobetakentheplaceofD.tobestuckwith52.Thewriter’ssupposeforwritingthispassageisto.A.explainwhypeopleinalmosteveryfieldcheatB.complainaboutcheatsinschooleducationC.persuadeyoungpeoplenottocheatinexamsD.blamethesocietyfortoleratingcheats53.ThewritermentionstheexampleoftheWorldCupinParagraph3inorderto.A.showcheatingisacommonphenomenonnowadaysB.discusstherelationshipbetweensportandcheatingC.explorethenatureofcheatinginimportanteventsD.warncoachesandathletesofthedangerofcheating54.Whichofthefollowingisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Examsarenotagoodwayoftestingchildren.B.Childrenarenaturalcheats.C.Ifadultscheat,childrenwillcheattoo.D.Everyoneincludingchildrencheats.DWhenIlefthomeforcollege,Isoughttoescapethelimitedworldoffarmers,smalltowns,andcountrylife.Ilongfortheexcitementofthecity,forthefastpacethatrurallifelacked,foradventurebeyondthehorizon.Idreamedofexploringthecity,livingwithinanewcultureandlandscape,andbecomingpartofthepulseofanurbanjungle.Yetsomeofmybesttimesweredrivinghome,leavingthecitybehindandslippingbackintothevalley.Ascitylifedisappearedandtrafficthinned,Icouldseethefacesoftheotherdriversrelax.Then,aroundabendinthehighway,thegrasslandofthevalleywouldcomeintobeing,offeringa6ofgentlerollinghills.Thelandseemedpermanent.IfeltasifIhadsteppedbackintime.Itookcomfortinthestabilityofthevalley.Drivingthroughsmallfarm14communities,Iimaginedthefoundingfamiliesstillrootedintheirgrandhomes,generationsworkingthesamelands,neighborsremainingneighborsforgenerations.Iallowedfamiliarfarmhouselandmarkstoguideme.Closetohome,Ioftenturnedoffthemainhighwayandtookadifferent,gettingfamiliarfarmsagainandtestingmymemory.Friendslivedinthosehouses.Ihadeatenmealsandspenttimethere;Ihadworkedonsomeofthesefarms,lendingahandduringapeakharvest,helpingafamilyfriendforadayortwo.Thehousesandlandslookedthesame,andIcouldpicturethegentlefacesandhearfamiliarvoicesasiflittlehadbeenchanged.AsIeasedintoourdrivewayI’dreturntooldways,becomingasononceagain,achildonthefamilyfarm.Myfeelingswerehonestandreal.HowIlongedforalandwherelifestoodstillandmymemoriescouldberelived.WhenIleftthefarmforcollege,Icouldonlyreturnasvisitortothevalley,atravelerlookingforhome.Nowthefarmisonceagainmytruehome.Iliveinthatfarmhouseandworkthepermanentlands.Myworldmayseemunchangedtocasualobservers,buttheyarewrong.Inowthis;ifthere’saconstantonthesefarms,it’stheconstantofchange.Thegoodobserverwillrecognizethedifferences.Afarmerreplantsanorchard(果园)withanewvarietyofpeaches.Irrigationisaddedtoblockofoldgrapes,soIimaginetheyvineyardhasanewowner.Occasionallythechangesareclearlyevident,likeaFORSALEsign.ButIneedtoreadthesmallprintinordertomakesurethatabankhastakenpossessionofthefarm.Mostofthechangescontaintwostories.Oneisthephysicalchangeofthefarm,theotherinvolvesthepeopleonthatland,thehumanstorybehindthechange.I’vebeenbackonthefarmforadecadeandstillhaven’theardallthestoriesbehindthechangesaroundme.ButonceIaddmystoriestothelandscape,Icancallthisplacemyhome,ahomethatcontinuestoevolveandchangesasIaddmoreandmoreofmystories.Apoetreturnstotheyvalleyandsays,“Howclosed–mindedyouallare.”Hecommentsaboutthelackofinterestinthesorts,Isocialandenvironmentalissues,Inthepovertyandinequalityofourlife.“Littlehaschangedinthevalley.”Hewasbornandraisedhere,sohemighthavetherighttocriticizeandlectureus.Yethespeaksformanywhothinktheyknowthevalley.Howdifferentlywouldothersthinkofusiftheyknewthestoriesofagrapeharvestinawetyearorapeachwithoutahome?55.Themostimportantreasonwhythewriterwantedtomovetothecityisthat.A.hedidnotwanttoworkonthefarmB.hewantedtomakenewfriendsC.hewaseagerforadifferentlifethereD.thereweremorethingstodothere56.Whatmadethewriterrelaxashedrovefromthecitytothecountry?A.Hecouldseeformilesandmiles.B.Thetrafficmovedmoreslowly.C.Thepeoplehepassedseemedtobecalmer.D.Thelandseemedfamiliartohim.57.Whendrivingthroughthevalleythewriterwasguidedhomeby.14A.familiarfarmhouseswhichlefthimagoodmemoryB.housesthathadshelteredgenerationsofthesamefamilyC.landthathadbeenworkedbyafamilyforgenerationsD.largefarmswhichstretchedoutrightbeforehim.58.Whenhewasincollege,whywasthewritersadwhenhereturnedtohisfamilyhome?A.Herememberedhowhardheusedtowork.B.Herealizedthathewasonlyavisitor.C.Herecognizedtheoldhousedandland.D.Herememberedhisnextdoorneighbors.59.Whichofthefollowingmostlikelyindicatesthatthereisasadhumanstorybehindaphysicalchangeonthefarm?A.Anewvarietyofpeachisbeingplanted.B.Irrigationisbeingaddedtoagrapeoperation.C.Apieceoflandisbeingsoldbyabank.D.Afarmisbeingsoldtoalargecorporation.60.Thefactthatmostupsetsthewriterwiththepoetisthat.A.thepoetpreferstoliveintheurbanareaB.thepoetthinksthatthefolkpeoplearebackwardC.thepoetsaysthatlittlehaschangedinthevalleyD.thepoet’scriticismandcommentsarenotobjective第二节:下面文章中有5处(第61~65题)需要添加小标题,请从以下选项中选出符合各段意思的小标题,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中一项为多余选项。A.Neverrespondbeforeyouthinktwice.B.Putpersonalfilesonline.C.Don’tpostanythingwithoutasecondthought.D.Protectyourprivatematerial.E.Establishyouronlineidentityandreputation.F.Expressyourangerinaproperway.Thevirtualworldisfullofopportunitiestosharewithpeoplearoundtheworld.It’salsoaplacewherenothingistemporaryandthereareno“take–backs.”Alotofwhatyoudoandsayonlinecanbegotbackonlineevenifyoudeleteit–andit’saneasythingforotherstocopy,save,andforwardyourinformation.61.Anyonewhoaccessesyourprofileonasocialnetworkingsitecancopyorscreen–captureinformationandphotosthatyoumaynotwanttheworldtosee.Don’trelyonthesite’sdefaultsettings.Readeachsite’sinstructionsorguidelinestomakesureyou’redoingeverythingyoucantokeepyourmaterialprivate.Ifsomeonelogsontoasiteandpretendstobeyou,theycantrashyouridentity.Pickpasswordsthatnoonewillguess(don’tuseyourfavoritebandoryourdog’14sbirthday;trythinkingoftwocompletelyrandomnounsandmixinginarandomnumber),andchangethenoften.Neversharethemwithanyoneotherthanyourparentsoratrustedadult.Notevenyourbestfriend,boyfriend,orgirlfriendshouldknowyourprivatepasswords!62.Thingsthatseemfunnyorcooltoyourightnowmightnowseemsocoolyearsfromnow–orwhenateacher,admissionsofficer,orpotentialemployerseesthem.Agoodandreliablewayis;ifyou’dfeelunnaturalifyourgrandmother,coach,orbestfriend’sparentssawit,it’sprobablynotagoodthingtopost.Evenifit’sonaprivatepage,itcouldbehackedorcopiedandforwarded.63.Researchshowsthatahighpercentageofteensreceiveimpropermessagesandrequirementswhenthey’reonline.Thesecanbescary,strange,andevenembarrassing.Ifyoufeeltroubledbyastrangerorafriendonline,tellanadultyoutrustimmediately.Itisneveragoodideatorespond.Respondingisonlylikelytomakethingsworse,andmightresultinyousayingsomethingyouwishyouhadn’t.64.Ifyouareeagertoletoutanangrycommentonamessageboardorblog,it’sagoodideatowaitafewminutes,calmdown,andrememberthatthecommentsmaystayup(withyourscreennamerightthere)longafteryou’veregainedyourtemperandmaybechangedyourmind.Youmightfeelanonymousordisguisedinchatrooms,socialnetworks,orothersites–andthiscouldleadtomean,insulting,orabusivecommentstowardsomeoneelse,orsharingpicturesandcommentsyoumaylaterregret.We’reallheardofcyberbullying(网络欺凌),butmostpeoplethinkonlinebullyingissomethingpeopledointentionally.Butsharingstuffordroppingrandomcommentswhenwe’renotfacetofacewithsomeonecanhurtjustasmuch,ifnotmore.Anditcandamagehowothersseeyouiftheyfindout.Agoodruletoremember;ifyouwouldn’tsayit,showit,ordoitinperson,youprobablydon’twanttoonline.65.Chancesare,you’vealreadycheckedyour“digitalfootprint”–nearlyhalfofallonlineusersdo.Trytypingyourscreennameoremailaddressintoasearchengineandseewhatcomesup.That’sonewaytogetasenseofwhatothersseeasyouronlineidentity.Ingeneral,ifyouhavequestionsaboutthetrailyou’releavingonline,don’tbeafraidtoaskatrustedadult.Sure,youmightknowmoreabouttheonlineworldthanalotofadultsdo,buttheyhavelifeexperiencethatcanhelp.Youronlineidentityandreputationareshapedinmuchthesamewayasyourreal–lifeidentity,exceptthatwhenyou’reonlineyoudon’talwaysgetachancetoexplainyourtoneorwhatyoumean.Thinkingbeforeyoupostandfollowingthesamerulesforresponsiblebehavioronlineasyoudoofflinecanhelpyouavoidedleavinganonlineidentitytrailyouregret.非选择题部分(共40分)第三部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节:短文改错(满分10分)下面文中共有10处语言错误,要求你在错误的地方增加、删除或修改某个单词。14增加:在缺词处加一个漏字符号(^),并在该句下面写出该加的词。删除:把多余的词用斜线()划掉。修改:在错的词下划一横线,并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意:1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词。2.只允许修改10处,多者(从第11处起)不计分。例如:Patienceisofgreatimportanceinourdailylife.OnceIwaitedabustocomeatastop.30minutespast,butnobuscame.Bothupsetandannoyed,Idecidedtowalkonfeet.ButnosoonerhadIleftwhenthebusarrived.IthoughtifIhadwaitedforonemoreminute,Iwouldhavecaughtit.IfIchosetotakeanextbus,Iwouldhavetowaitforother30minutes.OnlythendoIrealizedmyproblem.Beingimpatientwillpossiblewastealltheeffortthatwehaveputitin.nowwheneverIamclosetolosemypatience,I’llthinkofthisexperience.第二节:书面表达(满分30分)请根据下图写一篇100~120个词的短文。你的短文应包括下列要点:1.简要描写图画内容。2.说明图画含义。3.从中学生中的角度谈谈你的看法。参考词汇:containern.容器2022年杭州市第二次高考科目教学质量检测英语试题参考答案及评分标准第一部分:英语知识运用(共两节,满分30分)第一节:单项填空(共20小题;每小题0.5分,满分10分)1—5BCDBA6—10CBDBC11—15ABDCA16—20BCACD第二节:完形填空(共20小题;每小题1分,满分20分)21—25ACBBD26—30ADBDC31—35DBABD36—40CACBA第二部分:阅读理解(共25小题,每题2分,满分50分)1441—45DACDB46—49CAAB50—54BADAC55—60CDABCD61—65DCAFE第三部分:写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节:短文改错(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)Patienceisofgreatimportanceinourdailylife.OnceIwaited∧abustocomeatastop.30forminutespast,butnobuscame.Bothupsetandannoyed,Idecidedtowalkonfeet.ButnosoonerpassedfoothadIleftwhenthebusarrived.IthoughtifIhadwaitedforonemoreminute,Iwouldhavecaughtthanit.IfIchosetotakeanextbus,Iwouldhavetowaitforother30minutes.OnlythendoIrealizetheanotherdidmyproblem.Beingimpatientwillpossiblewastealltheeffortthatwehaveputitin.Now,possiblywheneverIamclosetolosemypatience,I’llthinkofthisexperience.losing第二节:书面表达(满分30分)OnepossibleversionAsisshownintheabovepicture,themomentthemousegetsintothehugecontainerfulloffood,itstartstoenjoythecropsbusily,totallyignoringthepotentialdanger.Afteritconsumesthelastgrainofcrop,toitshorror,itsuddenlyfindsitselftrappedinthecontainer.Thepicturevividlyconveysthemessagethatonecannotjustfocusonthepresentcomfortablelifewithoutmakingpreparationsforhis/herfuture.Westudentscancertainlylearnsomethingfromthis.Someofusareaddictedtovideogamesanddon’ttaketheirstudyseriously.Allthattheycareaboutisthepresent‘happy’life.Butthetruthisthatifwedon’tstudyhardnowandequipourselveswithenoughknowledgeandskills,wewillgetintoserioustroubleinthefuture.So,toavoidthemiserableendingofthemouse,let’stakeactionnow!各档次的给分范围和要求:1.第五档(很好):(25-30分)完全完成了试题规定的任务。--覆盖所有内容要点。--应用了较多的语法结构和词汇。--语法结构或词汇方面有些许错误,但为尽力使用较复杂结构或高级词汇所致;具备较强的语言运用能力。--有效地使用了语句的连接成分,使全文结构紧凑。14完全达到了预期的写作目的。2.第四档(好):(19—24分)完全完成了试题规定的任务。--虽漏掉1,2个次要点,但覆盖所有主要内容。--应用的语法结构和词汇能满足任务的要求。--语法结构或词汇方面应用基本准确,些许错误主要是因尝试复杂语法结构或词汇所致。--应用简单的语句间的连接成分,使全文结构紧凑。达到了预期的写作目的。3.第三档(适当):(13—18分)基本完成了试题规定的任务。--虽漏掉一些内容,但覆盖所有的主要内容。--应用的语法结构或词汇能满足任务的要求。--有一些语法结构或词汇方面的错误,但不影响理解。--应用简单的语句间的连接成分,使全文内容连贯整体而言,基本达到了预期的写作目的。44.第二档(较差):(7—12分)未恰当完成试题规定的任务。--漏掉或未描述清楚一些主要内容,写了一些无关内容。--语法结构单调,词汇项目有限。--有一些语法结构或词汇方面的错误,影响了对写作内容的理解。--较少使用语句间的连接成分,内容缺少连贯性。信息未能清楚地传达给读者。5.第一档(差):(0—6分)未完成试题规定的任务。--明显遗漏主要内容,写了一些无关内容,原因可能是未理解试题要求。--语法结构单调,词汇项目有限。--较多语法结构或词汇方面的错误,影响对写作内容的理解。--缺乏语句间的连接成分,内容不连贯。信息未能传达给读者。14

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