1、2022届高考英语一轮复习题型组合训练（Day25）今日训练内容：完型填空1篇+阅读理解4篇+语法填空1篇+书面表决2篇一、完形填空Its the seaside birds that deserve at least part of the blame for getting Nick Burchill blacklisted at the Fairmont Empress Hotel in Victoria, Canada.Burchill was 1 at the hotel on business and planning to 2 some friends in the area.
2、They had asked him to 3 some pepperoni (辣香肠) from back east. So he 4 a suitcase full of pepperoni. As he was 5 that it would be too warm, he 6 it out on the table near an open window. He thought his pepperoni was 7 and well chilled (冷却) and he 8 .Thats when things went 9 “I remember walking down the
3、 long 10 and opening the door to my room to find an entire flock of seagulls,” Burchill said in a recent letter of 11 to the 4-star hotel. The seagulls immediately went 12 . They rushed to the window, 30 or 40 birds all trying to 13 at the same time, and pepperonieverywhere. The curtains were fallin
4、g down, the lamps were falling down, It was a real 14 .Older and wiser now, Burchill chalked up the incident to youthful indiscretion (莽撞).“I have 15 and I admit responsibility of my 16 ,” he said in the letter. “I come to you, 17 , to apologize for the-damage I had 18 caused and to ask you to 19 my
5、 lifetime ban from the hotel.”His letter 20 . Banned from the hotel since 2001.Burchill is now welcome to come back, the Fairmont said.1AstudyingBstayingClookingDpacking2AvisitBhelpCfollowDmake3AsellBhaveCbringDtaste4AfilledBlockedCabandonedDlost5AsurprisedBpleasedCexcitedDworried6AdugBclearedCcutDl
6、aid7AdeliciousBsafeCsoftDready8AleftBnoddedCwaitedDregretted9AfarBfunnyCwrongDblind10AbeachBdrivewayChallDtable11AapplicationBapologyCrequestDinvitation12AhungryBdeadCmissingDwild13Awake upBget outCtake offDbreak in14AmessBpuzzleCfightDchallenge15ArecoveredBretiredCescapedDmatured16AsufferingBplansC
7、madnessDactions17Ahands in pocketBnose in the airChat in hand Dfeet on the ground18AindirectlyBdeliberatelyCcautiouslyDsecretly19AreplaceBrememberCreconsiderDrenew20AarrivedBworkedCendedDdisappeared二、阅读理解AVaccination(接种疫苗) is among the most effective ways to help us prevent diseases. For viruses tha
8、t dont change too muchthe measles virus(麻疹病毒), for examplegetting vaccinated is a once-and-for-all method to prevent you from becoming infected with the virus. If you had two measles vaccines when you were a child, you would be protected for life.However, its a different story when it comes to influ
9、enza(流行性感冒), commonly known as “the flu”, which generally peaks between December and February. Flu vaccines cannot protect us in the long term.There is no long-term immunity(免疫), according to Theodore Strange, associate medical director at Staten Island University Hospital in New York. “The virus es
10、sentially changes its coatH1N1, H2N3, and so on,” he told the website Healthline.Apart from a persons immune protection from flu vaccination declining over time, flu viruses are also constantly changing. So the vaccines are likely to be updated from one season to the next to protect against the viru
11、ses that research suggests may be the most common during the upcoming flu season.Thus, to develop effective flu vaccines, over 100 national influenza centers around the world conduct year-round surveillance(监测) for influenza. Researchers will test thousands of influenza virus samples from patients,
12、according to the official website of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC). The World Health Organization also suggests there are three or four influenza viruses that are most likely to spread among people during the upcoming flu season.But even when a vaccine is developed, getting
13、it can prove to be difficult, as it is in high demand and short supply. The timing of influenza vaccine production and distribution is unpredictable, thus the availability of the flu vaccine supply does not always meet peak demand.So scientists prioritize access to the vaccination. The CDC recommend
14、s key populations, such as medical staff, teachers, students, children and those aged 60 and above, receive flu vaccines.This year the situation seems more complicated, as the upcoming flu season coincides with the COVID-19 pandemic. This could overwhelm hospitals, straining(过度使用) resources and heal
15、thcare workers, time.21What do we know about influenza?AInfluenza viruses are continuously changing.BIt commonly peaks between November and December.CGetting two flu vaccines can protect people against the viruses.DH1N1 and H2N3 are the most easily infectious flu viruses.22How do researchers improve
16、 flu vaccines?AThey update vaccines once a year.BThey monitor the flu throughout the year.CThey focus on one or two viruses during a period.DInfluenza centers worldwide share virus samples from patients.23Why do scientists prioritize access to the vaccination?ABecause not all people can afford it.BB
17、ecause some people refuse to get vaccinated.CBecause the vaccine is not safe for everyone.DBecause the vaccine fails to meet the demand.24What does the authors attitude towards the upcoming flu season?AWorried.BPositive.CConfident.DSkeptical.BThis is a story between a woman and a tree in America.Jul
18、ia Hill was born in 1974. As she grew up, she realized it was important to protect trees At the age of 23, she heard some bad news one day. A company wanted to cut down part of forest in California. In the forest there was a 1, 000-year-old redwood tree, which was 70 metres tall! Julia wasnt happy a
19、bout this. She thought, “If I sit in the redwood tree, the company cant cut it down. ”So she traveled to California to protect the redwood tree. In order to stop the company, Julia climbed up the redwood tree, built a small treehouse and lived in it. Her friends cooked food for her every day. Many n
20、ews reporters came to interview her. Julia talked to those reporters by mobile phone.Many people supported Julia, but other people were not on her side. They tried to stop her. The company used a helicopter to fly around her treehouse. It made a lot of noise and brought strong wind. But nothing coul
21、d stop Julia. She stayed in the redwood tree for two years and eight days.In the end, Julia was successful. The company agreed not to cut down the redwood tree Julia and her friends became very happy.25Where did the story happen?AIn England. BIn Canada.CIn Australia. DIn America.26Why did Julia trav
22、el to California?ATo make a speech on TV. BTo visit her friends.CTo protect the redwood tree. DTo have a meeting.27Julia talked to those reporters_.Aby e-mail. Bover the radio.Con the Internet. Dby mobile phone.28What would be the best title for the text?AA Woman and a House. BA Woman and a Tree.CA
23、Woman and a Phone. DA Woman and a Helicopter.CJapanese automaker Toyota has announced its “Woven City” plan, which aims to create a “smart city of the future. It will be a “living laboratory” for technologies including self-driving systems, high-speed internet connectivity to link major information
24、and communication systems.The main streets in Woven City will be divided for different purposes. One part will be used for faster vehicle traffic. Another will be designed for people riding bicycles. The third part will be used for walking. To move people through the city, only fully-autonomous, zer
25、o emission Toyota vehicles will be allowed on the roads. In and throughout Woven City, Toyota e-Palettes will be used for transportation and deliveries.The city will be fully sustainable(可持续的)，with buildings made mostly of wood to cut carbon footprint to the minimum. The rooftops will be covered wit
26、h solar panels to produce power in addition to power produced by H2 fuel cells. Houses will be equipped with the latest AI technologies, such as in-home robotics to assist with daily work and to check people s health, Both neighborhood parks and a large central park for recreation and social gatheri
27、ngs are designed to bring the people together.Toyota plans to populate the city with Toyota Motor Corporation employees and their families, visiting scientists and industry partners. The plan is for 2, 000 people to start, adding more as the ;project develops.“Building a complete city from scratch,
28、even in a small size like this, is a unique chance to develop future technologies. With people, buildings and vehicles all connected and communicating with each other through sensors, we will be able to test connected AI technology in both the virtual(虚拟的) and the physical areas to maximize its pote
29、ntial,” said Akio Toyoda，president of Toyota Motor Corporation.Experts say smart cities, like Toyotas“Woven City”，will greatly improve our living conditions.29What is the “e-Palette” in paragraph 2?AAn intelligent robot,BA driverless car.CAn autonomous bike.DA slow vehicle.30What can we say about Wo
30、ven City?AAll the houses are built with wood only.BOnly Toyota workers live there.CIt is designed to hold 2,000 people,DJust green power is used in the city.31What does Akio Toyoda mean?AHe is not satisfied with the small size of the city.BIt is difficult to build a complete city of the future.CThe
31、city is a good platform to test future technologies.DToyota is committed to improving the living conditions.32What can be the best title for the text?AWhat Does a “City of the Future Look Like?BCan Toyotas Woven City Become a Reality?CToyotas Plan for a “City of the FutureDNew Technologies for Futur
32、e CitiesDWhen it comes to the beaches in Sydney, its hard to know where to begin. Around 100 beaches spread around the harbor and along the coast. Here are four of them. Bronte BeachBrontes sea pool offers a protected ocean swim and is regarded as one of the best in Sydneyand much like beach culture
33、 itself, its free. The nearby parkland has spacious barbecue areas for family gatherings. On public holidays, the park becomes a sea of busy people as parties take place.BalmoralBalmoral, on the north shores Middle Harbor near Taronga Zoo, has an air of peace. Life moves at a more leisurely pace her
34、e. If its loudness and pride youre after, this isnt it. What Balmoral does have overall is impressive views. And its calmness makes it a great swimming spot for families.Garie BeachLocated in the Royal National Park, 54 kilometers south of Sydney, Garie Beach is accessible through Garie Road and isn
35、t one for beach-lovers without a car. The large beach is very impressive, though. Its well preserved and is the perfect spot for a relaxing day away from the city. The facilities are top-grade and there is a great fishing spot off the east-facing rocks.North Narrabeen BeachHaving some of the best an
36、d most consistent surf, the beach attracts board lovers from all over Sydney. Surfers have no discomfort making the 25-kilometer trip north to get to the three-kilometer-long beach. The northern end of the vast beach is protected from the northeasterly winds and is a surfers destination, while the r
37、est of it is ideal for swimming.33What do Bronte Beach and Balmoral have in common?AThey are both family-friendlyBThey both charge no admission fee.CThey both allow of a feeling of peace.DThey are both most visited during holidays34What can we learn about Garie Beach?AIt has big barbecue spots.BIt i
38、s appealing to fishing loversCIt covers an area of 54 square kilometersDIt has no convenient transportation.35which beach is suitable for people who like riding on waves?ABalmoralBGarie Beach.CBronte Beach.DNorth Narrabeen Beach三、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Having lived and worked in several
39、 countries across three continents, Wong Yi-lok 36 (consider) a worldwide citizen by many of his friends. 37, despite his many years abroad, Wong believes one must know where he or she comes from. A co-founder of three educational startups, Wong has a strong desire 38 (contribute) to the advancement
40、 of online education in his country. He hopes to expand the worldview of young people so that they might have better 39 (opportunity).Last year, Wong hosted more than 100 hours of 40 (globe) online meetings with education experts, 41 (include) the opening session of the Worldwide MOOC Conference on
41、Dec. 11, attracting more than 10 million live attendees. MOOC refers to free online courses, 42 are made available over the Internet to a very large number of people.Thought Wongs parents never had the chance to go to college, they were aware of the importance of education. When 43 (send) to study i
42、n the United Kingdom, Wong was 10 years old. 44 didnt take long for him to adapt to living alone in a foreign country. All the overseas volunteer projects Wong participated in during his college days 45 (strength) his determination to devote himself to the field of education.四、书面表达假定你是李华，你校最近发起了针对全球
43、污染问题的宣传活动。请你在校报的英语专栏写一封公开信,给同学们提出建议，内容包括:1.海洋里的垃圾越来越多；2.空气污染严重;；3.解决方法及建议。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。_五、读后续写47阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Whats the saddest moment you can think about in your life right now? I know mine. That day was one of the saddest days of my life. It was a Sunday in t
44、he year of 2020. I arrived at my class that morning. As soon as I walked in, the mood immediately felt depressing and uncomfortable. I knew exactly why the mood felt this way. The classmates around me were controlling their sadness. Today was the day when our head teacher would leave and move to ano
45、ther school. Mr. Smith was finally leaving our school after five years teaching here.Mr. Smith was an extremely likable guy. He was very easy to talk with and to have fun with. He was cool, relaxed, and was always friendly when you would see him. He watched us grow up. He taught us knowledge and to love others. I couldnt even imagine how things were going to be without him. These thoughts flooded my mind, and I became discouraged.“Hey, are you alright?” My friend interrupted my thinking.“Yeah, I
