1、第 1 页 共 11 页 2022 年高考英语一轮复习：阅读理解+七选五 组合练习题 10 PART A （1） HearClear GO Rechargeable Digital Hearing Aids The new HearClear GO Rechargeable Digital Hearing Aids feature advanced digital technology at an unbelievably affordable price! The GO has the same key elements that all high-end digital hearing a
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6、re family.” Karen M. 1. Which is the feature of the GO? A. It removes noises. B. It has separate on/off buttons. C. It includes small batteries. D. It focuses on practical functions. 2. Why does the author refer to Karen? A. To prove the GOs popularity. B. To explain the GOs function. C. To convey t
7、he familys amazement. D. To show the GOs high performance 3. How much do you pay for a pair of the GO? A. $ 199.B. $ 239.C. $ 398.D. $ 478. 第 3 页 共 11 页 （2） For the first time, a woman captain led Britains Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace. Canadian officer Megan Couto made history
8、 on June 26 by commanding the troops guarding Queen Elizabeths London home. Couto, 24, led her Canadian unit in the ceremony, which is witnessed by thousands of visitors to London each year. Her unit is the Second Battalion, Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry （步兵），also known as The Patricias
9、. The British Army said Couto was the first ever female infantry officer to lead the ceremony. “We look forward to seeing a British Army female infantry captain of the queens guard when roles are opened up to women by the end of next year,“ a statement read. Women were barred from serving in the Bri
10、tish infantry and other fighting roles until the military changed the rule last year. Canadian Captain Megan Couto made history by becoming the first female Captain of the Queens Guard as she took part in the Changing the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace in London, Monday, June 26. The Canadian u
11、nit was invited to Britain to mark Canadas upcoming 150th anniversary. Canada Day is celebrated on July 1. Canada was established on July 1, 1867, when Britain approved the British North America Act. The act established the Canadian 第 4 页 共 11 页 Confederation out of three British colonies(殖民地). Cana
12、da, along with several other nations, still belongs to the British Commonwealth(英联邦). Queen Elizabeth still serves as the countrys official head of state. Many celebrations will be held throughout Canada to mark the countrys 150th birthday. Among the activities will be parades, musical and cultural
13、performances and fireworks. Britains Prince Charles and his wife Camilla are to spend three days visiting Canada to mark the anniversary. In Britain, people plan to gather in Londons Trafalgar Square to take part in a celebration for Canada Day. The event will feature musical performances, Canadian
14、food, sports and other activities. It is predicted that there will be thousands of foreign visitors coming to enjoy the event. 4. What is special about the Changing of the Guard ceremony this time? A. It didnt include Britain soldiers.B. It was commanded by a female. C. It was led by a British offic
15、er.D. It was held in Canada. 5. Why did the Canadian soldiers come to Britain? A. To honour the British queen.B. To guide the British queen. C. To attract foreign visitors.D. To celebrate Canada Day. 6. What was Canada like before it was established? A. It was part of Britain. B. It was the same as
16、it is today. 第 5 页 共 11 页 C. It belonged to the USA. D. It was out of the British Commonwealth. 7. What is the last paragraph mainly about? A. Delicious food on Canada Day.B. Celebrations to be held in Canada. C. Foreign visitors to enjoy the event.D. Activities to be held for Canada Day. （3） Do you
17、 want something different for dinner? Try some space food. Many scientists are living for months aboard the International Space Station high above the earth. Its too expensive to carry food to feed people living in space. Therefore, people in space will need to grow food for themselves. But how can
18、they grow food without soil and sunlight? Today, we already have hydroponic vegetables. The science of hydroponics is not new. Many writers believe that the Hanging Gardens of Babylon were actually a large hydroponic system. This system could have used fresh water that was rich in oxygen and mineral
19、s for the plants. Hydroponic systems need light. In addition to sunlight, hydroponic farms can use artificial lights. Instead of soil, hydroponic farms use mixtures of chemicals to feed the plants. And in addition to a natural climate, most hydroponic farms often use greenhouses. One advantage of hy
20、droponics is that diseases and insects that travel through the soil are 第 6 页 共 11 页 avoided. Another advantage is there are no weeds to pull out. Farmers know how to grow a few kinds of hydroponic vegetables, such as lettuces, tomatoes, and cucumbers. But in space, people will need to eat more than
21、 salad. So scientists are learning how to grow hydroponic rice, beans and potatoes. As they do these experiments, they are analyzing their results and examining how to apply these results to a real life situation providing tasty meals for space travelers. The scientists make imitation meat dishes, s
22、uch as carrot drumsticks, made from carrots, garlic, and bread, instead of chicken. How do these unusual foods taste? The scientists have been inviting a group of taste testers into their laboratories. So far, they have tested 200 different recipes. The carrot drumstick dish was a hit. Perhaps soon,
23、 people will eat meals made from hydroponic vegetables that are truly out of this world. 8. Why do scientists grow space food? A. To reduce food costs.B. To support space travelers. C. To find new varieties of food.D. To increase agricultural production. 9. What is a must to grow hydroponic vegetabl
24、es? A. Sunlight.B. Warm weather. C. Soil to grow the plants in.D. Chemicals to feed the plants. 10. What is one advantage of hydroponic plants? 第 7 页 共 11 页 A. They dont get diseases.B. They arent affected by weeds. C. They can grow in a lightless place.D. They are bigger than common ones. 11. What
25、is the authors attitude towards scientists space food experiment? A. Uninterested.B. Doubtful.C. Optimistic.D. Cautious. （4） Recently, Israeli researchers discovered dance movement therapy （治疗）can be used as an enjoyable and effective tool to promote exercise, boost mood, improve quality of life and
26、 create intergenerational closeness. The findings are published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology. Researchers from the Kibbutzim College and University of Haifa in Israel hired 16 dance movement therapists to meet with their grandmothers for three free-form dance lessons, whose goal was to see
27、 how these lessons would affect each group, and whether intergenerational links might strengthen. The researchers also wanted to examine a potential low-cost method to treat issues commonly faced by an aging population, such as depressed mood and limited mobility. 第 8 页 共 11 页 Shuper Engelhard from
28、the University of Haifa analyzed the videos of the lessons,personal diaries, and semi-structured interviews between granddaughters and grandmothers, she found that for grandmothers dancing promoted positive feelings and mood. For granddaughters, dancing changed their views of aging and allowed them
29、to face their grandparents eventual death. Both groups expressed gratitude and felt their link was stronger than before. Shuper Engelhard said familiarity was important to the success. The dancing lessons promoted physical activity even when the body was fatigued and weak,“ Shuper Engelhard says. Th
30、is emphasizes the significance of the close and familiar relationship as a means to promote new experiences for the older person. However,the research had some limitations as only 32 individuals participated, and although the study was open to grandchildren of all genders, all participants were fema
31、le. Besides, all granddaughters in this study were dance movement therapists. Shuper Engelhard would like to conduct similar research in other populations. With an activity as simple and accessible as free-form dancing, aging populations can improve their physical and mental health and also connect
32、with their loved ones. 12. How did the researchers reach their conclusion? A. By testing a potential cheap method. B. By finding out the connections between gaps. 第 9 页 共 11 页 C. By setting up an experiment of dance lessons. D. By treating some diseases faced by aging populations. 13. What is the ma
33、in idea of the third paragraph? A. The ideas about aging.B. The result of the research. C. The characteristic of videos.D. The reaction of the research team. 14. What does the underlined word “fatigued“ in paragraph 4 mean? A. Perfect.B. Sensitive.C. Tired.D. Energetic. 15. What would probably be th
34、e next step of the research? A. Involving male participants in the dance classes. B. Analyzing the dances features in different ages. C. Releasing the final result to the public. D. Finding out the limits of the research. Part B 根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项 为多余项选项。 Nowadays, online learning t
35、urns out to be more and more practiced. It represents an easy and comfortable method for achieving knowledge in almost every field. _16_ It is therefore especially beneficial to those who cant go to school for certain reasons. But what are the advantages and disadvantages of online learning? Althoug
36、h many people still consider traditional classes as the best 第 10 页 共 11 页 way to attain knowledge, online learning proves to be a useful option. Students have the chance to study in their own time. It is a great way to study many fields and to improve the level of self-motivation. _17_ Then there i
37、s more time left for hobbies or other activities. What else? Easy access to all resources of a traditional course helps students learn wherever they are. _18_ Among other advantages of online learning there are the responsibility and self-discipline(自律) of students. _19_ At school，students learn how
38、 to make friends, be patient， get rid of disappointment， and especially to compete. Online leaning cannot offer human interaction. Another disadvantage refers to the fact that online courses cannot deal with thousands of students that try to join discussions. In conclusion, online learning should be
39、 seen as a complement(补充) to and extension of classical forms of learning. _20_ Each form of learning has every reason to exist. A. Online learning reaches more and more people. B. Online learning is a great alternative to traditional classes. C. However, only in a small group can a student develop
40、properly. D. Besides, they are able to attend different courses on the Internet. E. Even the best online course cant fully replace face-to-face contact. F. Online learning is effective as students can make full use of their time. 第 11 页 共 11 页 G. But online learning is also effective for those who cant focus their attention. 【答案】1. D2. D3. C4. B5. D6. A7. D 8. B9. D 10. B11. C 12. C13. B14. C15. A 16. B17. F18. D19. C20. E
