高二英語(yǔ)測(cè)評(píng)——A

1、（高二）英語(yǔ)測(cè)評(píng)題（A）你已經(jīng)進(jìn)入優(yōu)勝測(cè)評(píng)系統(tǒng)，現(xiàn)在馬上要進(jìn)行的是英語(yǔ)學(xué)科的測(cè)評(píng)。不要緊張，請(qǐng)調(diào)整好你的狀態(tài)，發(fā)揮出自己的真是水平，記住，你是最棒的！、單項(xiàng)選擇- With so many ideas in my mind, I feel at a loss what to do.-Never mind. It usually takes a while to figure out a proper solution.A. crowded B. crowding C. to crowd D. beingcrowded the new words is a habit that many stu

2、dents have when reading anEnglish passage.A.UnderlinedB.UnderlineC.UnderliningD.Being underlinedAfter school, Mackay worked in a restaurant for a year.A. leavingB. leftC. to leave D. leave- Are all of you going to the north this summer?-Not all. I together with my children going.A. areB. amC. beD. i

3、sThis company was the first digital cameras in the world.A.producingB.producedC.having producedD.to produce with the result of the research, the scientist announced it to the world.A. Satisfied B. Satisfying C. SatisfyD. To satisfy with him for ten years, I found him modest and respectful.A.Having b

4、een workedB.WorkingC.WorkedD.Having workedWhat does it mean? Jessie said, angrily to the notice in front of the office.A.pointingB.to pointC.pointedD.having pointedBears have been observed by bees.A. to attack B. attacked C. attacking D. attack- Mike, what a mess. There a dictionary and so many book

5、s on your desk. Please tidy them up.-OK. Mum. Ill do it right away.A. hasB. areC. isD. have二、完形填空Silly birthday cards were always the norm （規(guī)范） in my family. Cards with messages of love were viewed with embarrassment （尷尬）in our family. Looking back now, I dontremember the words I love you 1 being sp

6、oken.Before I turned 29, dad retired and my parents moved from Victoria to Queensland. Soon my mother was diagnosed （診斷） with cancer. I hurried to Queensland for a visit and was shocked by my mothers 2. She was weak and underweight. She looked as though shehad 3 20 years. The sad sight made my 4 wel

7、ling up inside. I hugged my mother with my arms tightly, and for the first time I said, I love you! She made no response.5, she appeared frozen in horror. Feeling rather 6, I struggled to understand this rejection.Five months later, mum was 7 to hospital. I phoned every morning to check on her. One

8、afternoon, my instincts （直覺(jué)）told me I needed to 8 again. My worst fear was 9 when a nurse answered the phone andinformed me that my mothers 10 had rapidly worsened. She wasnt expected to make it through the night. Knowing I was unable to get a flight in time, I asked the nurse to put the phone next

9、to my mothers ear so I could talk to her. She is rarely 11, the nurse replied, Its unlikely shell hear you. But I didnt care. 12 I wanted totry.13 she placed the phone by my mothers ear, I repeatedly told mum that I loved her. At first, all I could hear from the other 14 was Hmmmm but then, like a m

10、iracle （奇跡）,with a deep sigh she said, Love you.love you, darling. It was thelast thing she said. She never spoke again before drifting into unconsciousness. My mother died at 4 oclock the next morning.Of course, losing a parent is so 15 an experience that I could never really recover, but receiving

11、 those lovely last words made it much more bearable. I had closure in the best possible way.1.A.seldomB.neverC.everD.usually2.A.spiritsB.appearanceC.experienceD.feelings3.A.spentB.wastedC.survivedD.aged4.A.emotionsB.attitudeC.opinionsD.courage5.A.BesidesB.InsteadC.OtherwiseD.Still6.A.amazedB.frightenedC.relaxedD.hurt7.A.admittedB.invitedC.showedD.introduced8.A.visitB.ringC.askD.explain9.A.shownB.seenC.confirmedD.announced10.A.expressionB.lifeC.conditionD.sense11.A.awakeB.aliveC.peacefulD.active12.A.AnytimeB.SometimeC.AnywhereD.Anyway13.A.OnceB.ThoughC.UnlessD.Because14.A.partB.end