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1、2022年辽宁省高考英语第二次联考试卷AAs parents,most of us are keen to encourage a love of reading in our children butsometimes it can be hard to know how to do this.All four of these books containloads of useful tips about how to get your kids into reading and stand out as myfavourite books.The books should be wide
2、ly available in libraries andbookshops.You can also buy them online with free postage anywhere in the worldthrough the Book Depository.Rocket Your Child into ReadingBest known as an Australian childrens author,Jackie French also struggled atschool with reading and writing and knows first-hand all ab
3、out the impact thesestruggles have on a childs self-esteem and attitude to school and leaming.In thisbook,Jackie looks at the different ways children learn.She has some wonderfulideas about how parents can help struggling readers.READING5 M AGICReading MagicThe book is beautifully written with lots
4、of information about the importance ofreading aloud to children.As well as being an author of the most beautiful picturebooks for young children,Mem Fox is also a teacher and literacy advocate so heradvice is backed up with lots of research.Reading Magic is quite a short book,fullof humour and very
5、easy to read.嘘The Reading BugBefore Paul Jennings started writing full-time,he was a special-education teacherand then a speech pathologist.Like Mem,Paul believes parents are the best readingteachers in the world and that parental involvement is key to a child learning toread and use language.This i
6、s another easy-to-read book which presents simplestrategies to show how parents can use books to enrich their childrens lives.第2 页，共 20页The Read-Aloud HandbookThis book was originally published in 1979 and is still in print.lt contains manyideas to encourage reading in children.Originally a journali
7、st,Jim Trelease hassome interesting things to say about the US education system,with its emphasis ontesting almost to the exclusion of all else.Like Mem Fox,Jim is a passionateadvocate for childrens literacy and the importance of reading to children.1.Which book can better help children with reading
8、 difficulty?A.Reading Magic.B.The Reading Bug.C.The Read-Aloud Handbook.D.Rocket Your Child into Reading.2.Who is both a teacher and author while creating works?A.Paul Jennings.B.Jim Trelease.C.Mem Fox.D.Jackie French.3.What do the four books have in common?A.They are all newly-printed books.B.They
9、are books about raising readers.C.They are offered to children for free.D.They are beautiful picture books.At most schools in the U.S.,its customary to have a cheer squad（啦啦队）to supportathleties.Cheerleaders drum up excitement before games,put on jaw-dropping routines atgames,and provide support on
10、the sidelines of most events.But students who participate inperforming and visual arts seldom receive the same displays of support as athletes do.A groupof students at Mountain View High School in Orem,Utah,decided to change that fact bycreating a cheer squad just for the arts.Their schools athletic
11、s cheer squad is called the Bruin Crazies,so they named their artisticcheer squad the Bruin Classies!This is a new brand with which they could create something forall of the arts,whether it is band,dance show,photography and art galleries-to give them somepublicity and cheer them on.Ciassies wear a
12、uniform”of bow ties to indicate the nsense of class1 artistic efforts bring theirschool.They carry around signs to advertise the upcoming play,musical,or dance performance.Hoping to drum up ticket sales,they encourage their fellow students to come out to support thehard work of others.They also atte
13、nd performances and displays at school to cheer theirclassmates on.After years of discussion to make a cheer squad for the arts,this is the first time they*ve beenable to pull it off.More than 90 students have already signed up to be a Bruin Classy!Thestudents have poured their time and energy into
14、their arts,and it is worthy to be celebrated.Caleb Slay,the cheer squad leader,said,If you worked really hard on something and no oneshowed up,it would be disappointing.We just want to make sure that no one feels thatway.This is such an amazing idea!We cant believe no one has come up with it before,
15、buthopefully these thoughtful teens have started a new trend to support the arts in otherschools,too.4.Why did the students in Mountain View high school set up the Bruin Ciassies?A.To support the arts in their school.B.To compete with the Bruin Crazies.C.To participate in the art performing.D.To che
16、er the athletes on in the games.5.How do Ciassies make the art performances appealing to students at school?A.By offering free tickets to students.B.By popularizing the art performances.C.By inviting students to attend performances.D.By wearing a special uniform fbr art festivals.6.What can be infer
17、red from Caleb Stays words?A.More students will sign up the Bruin Classy.B.Few students like to attend the art performance.C.The artistic cheer squad will become a new trend.D.The students1 artistic efforts deserve to be admired.7.What is the best title of the text?A.Move over,uCrazies,u the Classic
18、s1 are hereB.”Crazies keep up,never give in to CiassiesC.The Bruin Ciassies,a uniform of bow tiesD.The Bruin Crazies,a big hit in Orem,UtahcElectricity has started flowing from the Hornsea 2 wind farm,which will become the worldslargest offshore wind farm when it is complete.Located in the ocean off
19、 the UKs east coast,it isunlikely to hold the title long,however.The expansion of onshore wind has flattened out,butoffshore is in the rapid growth phase,and some huge projects are under development andconsideration.When complete,Hornsea 2 will consist of 165 wind turbines（涡轮机）,each with a peakcapac
20、ity of 8 MW.At 1,320 MW,Homsea 2 will take the title of worlds largest from theneighboring Homsea 1,which has smaller but more numerous turbines,for a total capacity of第4页，共20页1,218 MW.The project came in the fortuitous-timing.The possibility that limitations in gas supply and acold winter could ser
21、iously disturb electricity networks in the UK,causing anxiety formonths.Even a small part of Homsea*s eventual production will help reduce that danger.On itsfirst morning,it contributed to almost 50 percent of Britains electricity.Meanwhile,the development coincides（类 似）with Chinas largest offshore
22、wind farm,JiangsuQidong,which reached full operation a day later.At a total of 802 MW,Jiangsu Qidong isbehind either Hornsea stage,but it is twice the size of the existing offshore wind farm outsideEurope.North American wind farms usually standardize with a single size of turbine,butJiangsu Qidong u
23、ses seven models.Neither Hornsea nor Jiangsu Qidong compares to the giant wind farms being developed byDenmark and South Korea,and the more potential giant off Iceland.Even before those come tofruition,Hornseas third stage-with 2,400 MW soon to start construction-will leave them wellbehind.Even with
24、 operations beginning at these wind farms,offshore wind accounts for less than 10percent of global wind production.It*s also currently more expensive.However,prices arefalling faster for offshore,as turbines get larger and experience grows.lt is anticipated that thenext round of UK wind farms,instea
25、d of requiring subsidies（补贝占），will return money to thepublie.8.What is Britain trying to do to provide more energy recently?A.Expand more onshore wind power farms.B.Produce more electricity from fossil fuels.C.Develop wind power from the land to the sea.D.Build the worlds largest turbine off the coa
26、st.9.What does the words“in the fortuitous-timing1 mean in paragraph 3?A.At a high speed.B.In a wide range.C.At the right moment.D.Ahead of schedule.10.How is the passage mainly developed?A.By making comparisons.B.By following time order.C.By listing some statistics.D.By giving some examples.11.What
27、 is the authors attitude toward the offshore wind farms?A.Skeptical.B.Tolerant.C.Favorable.D.Objective.DDespite their endless social activities,closely packed urban environments often come with thehidden phenomenon of increased loneliness.According to Dr.Vivek Murlhy,Uniled StatesSurgeon General,the
28、 global loneliness epidemic is an overlooked consequence of urbanliving that carries serious risks,associated with heart disease,depression,anxiety,and dementia.While there are many ways to overcome loneliness,such as redesigning urban architecture tohelp facilitate social interactions or making it
29、easier for people to own pets,a new study alsorecommends adding nature into the mix.The findings,published in the journal Scientific Reports,follows a review of assessmentsprovided by more than 750 U.K.residents who volunteered to use a custom-built smartphoneapp for two weeks.The participants were
30、questioned randomly three times a day using atechnique called anecological momentary assessment.In addition to questions aboutovercrowding and social inclusion（融入）,the volunteers were asked about their naturalsurroundings,such asCan you see trees,plants and water right now?Feelings of momentarylonel
31、iness were then ranked on a five-point scale.According to the more than 16,600 assessments received,overcrowded environmentsincreased feelings of loneliness by a shocking 38%,regardless of age,gender,education level,oroccupation.When people were able to interact with green spaces or hear birds or se
32、e thesky,however,loneliness dropped by 28%.Social inclusivity,defined by the research team asfeeling welcomed by a group or sharing similar values,also dropped loneliness by 21%.These findings appear to correlate（联系）with previous research into the mental benefits ofwalking through natural areas.Joha
33、nna Gibbons,leader of the research team,further indicatesthat high-quality green and blue spaces such as parks and rivers in dense urban areas,which isoften viewed as a key weapon in the fight against climate change,can also be critical inimproving our own well-being and reducing feelings of isolati
34、on.She said,I believe deep inour souls,there are really deep connections with natural forces.12.What problem is discussed in paragraph I?A.Urban living lacks social connection.B.Loneliness is a growing threat in cities.C.Modem cities are getting overcrowded.D.Aging population are facing more risks.1
35、3.What did the social survey focus on?A.How loneliness affected people of all ages.B.What the root of the loneliness in cities was.C.How hi-technology improved peoples lives.D.What peoples favorite living surroundings were.14.What might help deal with urban loneliness according to the new survey?A.A
36、 life experience in nature.B.Low rates of social activities.C.An overcrowded environment.D.A design of urban architecture.15.What can be inferred from the last paragraph?A.Playing hard is harmful to mental health.B.People in green spaces may be more cheerful.第6 页，共 20页C.Global warming changes our ch
37、aracteristics.D.Everything is connected with natural forces.Qualities of good leaders Leaders are needed to manage a country or any organization.They arevery important people.Under good leaders,the country will be stable and peaceful.In this way,itcan make great progress.They too need good leaders t
38、o lead them.They cannot grow or do well without goodmanagement or leaders.Schools too need leaders.They are the headmaster,classmonitors,prefects,and game captains.All of them have an important role to play to ensure thesmooth running of the school.At home,parents are the leaders guiding the family.
39、(2)A leader should take his work or position seriously and carry out his duties to the best of hisability.He should always think of what is best for his people,whether they are staffmembers,family,or any group of people.A leader is also someone who helps others become more than they ever thought was
40、 possible.Leadership is about unlocking potential,whether individual potential or that of agroup,company,or organization.(3)Instead jt is inspiring them to see what they are capable ofand then helping them get there.Leaders of a country should always put the interests of their people first.They have
41、 to beapproachable,caring,and concerned about the welfare of those under them.A good leadershould be willing to listen to his peoples problems or suggestions.It is not easy to be a good and true leader.(5)True and good leadership requires one to makesacrifices,including putting others before oneself
42、.He is often the mentor who prompts others tobe their best,someone who cares and listens,and is willing to always be there for them.A.Neither is it impossible.B.The same goes for organizations.C.It is not about telling people what to do.D.To do this,a leader is to be honest,and truthful.E.That is wh
43、y a good leader is likely to train good followers.F.This is then followed up by doing his best to solve these problems.G.To me,the most important quality of a leader is a strong sense of responsibility.16.A.AEB.BC.CD.DE.F.FG.G17.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.G18.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.G19.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.G20
44、.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.GBryant Collins may not consider himself to be a hero,but we think he fits the definitionperfectly.This Georgian mechanic was having an ordinary day/21)down Highway 72,whensomething。)caught his eye：It appeared to be a baby making her way toward the road andthey were getting very
45、(23).Despite what he saw,it was very hard for him to(24)a baby was out here in the middle ofnowhere.But while he was thinking that,his foot was stepping on the(25).After getting off thecar and checking the baby to make sure she was(26),he called 91 l.It took the police two hoursto(27)the girfs paren
46、ts but,during that time,Bryant stayed around to(28)her.Once the parents were located,the police learned that their 2-year-old baby girl had(29)out oftheir front door when they briefly left the(30).Their baby went on a 300-yard journey into thehighway.(31),she was unharmed.After such a terrifying tri
47、p,(heres no doubt that Bryant wasa source of(32)for the lost baby.There was a point in Bryants life where he never would have(33)to be called a hero.Yearsago,he was put in prison for 10 years due to manufacturing cocaine.But after a lot of(34)andhard work,Bryant can now proudly say that hes been(35)
48、for five years.As he said,Just aswell as you can do bad,you can do good.21.A.runningB.walkingC.ridingD.driving22.A.hugeB.terribleC.unusualD.attractive23.A.familiarB.afraidC.happyD.close24.A.realizeB.recognizeC.knowD.believe25.A.brakeB.engineC.doorD.ground26.A.sickB.okayC.aloneD.smart27.A.callB.remin
49、dC.findD.warn28.A.pick upB.care forC.look for C.take away29.A.foughtB.jumpedC.escapedD.developed30.A.schoolB.roomC.carD.road31.A.ObviouslyB.SurprisinglyC.NaturallyD.Fortunately32.A.regretB.comfortC.sorrowD.shock33.A.expectedB.missedC.decidedD.concluded34.A.bargainB.reflectionC.commentD.discussion35.
50、A.friendlyB.gratefulC.generousD.clean36.We believe that acts of kindness can change the world for the(1)(good).On April 28,(country)across the world will unite with one common goal：to stand for kindnesstogether.Pay It Forward Day helps conduct a series of goodness(3)(feel)across theglobe.Pay It Forw