高二上學期英語期末考試試卷第7套真題

高二上學期英語期末考試試卷一、閱讀理解（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）1.閱讀理解Thebestmoviesforteenagersarelistedhere.Youcanpickoneforyourteentowatchitwithyouortheirbestfriends.EighthGradeKaylaisashy,sociallyanxiousgirltryingtogetbythelastfewweeksofmiddleschool.Sheearnsthe“mostquiet”girltitleinschool,butathome,shepostsonlineself-helpandmotivationalvideosthatnotmanypeoplewatch.KaylaisraisedbyhersinglefatherMark,whotriestodisconnectKaylafromthesocialmedia.DeadPoetsSocietyMr.Keating,anEnglishteacher,introduceshisstudents,allsettobecomedoctorsandlawyers,topoetryandfree-thinking.Eachofhisstudentsdealswithseveralissues.HeencouragesthemtoformtheDeadPoetsSocietywheretheyreadandwritepoetry.TheHungerGamesBasedonabookbySuzanneCollins,thestoryissetinacountrycalledPanem,whichwasoncetheruinsofNorthAmerica.Everyyear,youngboysandgirlsfromthe12districtsofPanemfightintheHungerGames,atelevisedcompetitioninwhichthecontestantscompeteagainstdeath.TheBreakfastClubItbeginswithfivestudentsattheShermerHighSchool,Claire,aprincess,Johnacriminal,Andrew,anathlete,Brian,abookwormandAllison,anunfortunateperson,whoareforcedtospend9hourstogetheronaSaturday.Inspiteoftheirdifferences,theyfindthattheirsocialproblemsaremoresimilarthantheythink.Thefilmtriestoencouragebreakingsocialboundariesforpositiveself-identificationintheworld.（1）Whohelpsteenagersformasociety?A.MrMark.B.MrKeating.C.SuzanneCollins.D.MsClaire.（2）Whichfilmisadaptedfromabookaccordingtothepassage?A.EighthGrade.B.DeadPoetsSociety.C.TheHungerGames.D.TheBreakfastClub.（3）Whomisthepassagelikelytobeintendedfor?A.Teachers.B.Teens.C.Friends.D.Parents.2.閱讀理解AwomaninPulaski,Virginia,saysshewasstoppedbyasquirrel,whopulledonherlegrepeatedlyandledhertohelpitsinjuredbaby.TiaPowellwaswalkinginKiwanisParkwhenshewas“approachedbyasquirrel”,thePulaskiPoliceDepartmentwroteonFacebook.Thesquirrelstoodinherwayonthepath.Afterrealizingthatthesquirreldidnotmeananyharmandwasn'tgoingtoleaveherside,Powellturnedaroundandthesquirrelledherdownthepathtoababysquirrelwithaninjuredleg.Atonepoint,Powellwasn'tsureshecouldhelpandshebeganwalkingandthesquirrelfollowedheragainandactuallypulledhertrouserleg!So,shefedthesquirrelsasandwichshehadwithherandwatchedthemtrytoJumpupintoatree.Whensherealizedthebabysquirrelwasstillstrugglingtogetupthetree,shedecidedtocallinbackup.PowellcalledthePulaskiPoliceDepartment.Powelldidn'tknowhowthebabysquirrelgotinjured,butshethoughtanearbystreetcatwastheculprit.So,thegroupofrescuersdecidedtomovethesquirrelstosaferarea.“Wewereabletogetthebabyandmothertoadifferentareawithmoretreesanditwasabletoclimballthewayupandtheylookedveryhappy,”Powellsaid.Shewentbackafewdayslatertoshowherkidswhereitallwentdown.Inthetrees,Powellspottedtwosquirrelsstaringather,andcouldn'thelpbutwonderiftheywerethesamesquirrelssherescued.（1）WhydidthesquirrelstopTiaPowell?A.Toattackherside.B.Tosaveitsbaby.C.Toaskhertheway.D.Topullhertrousers.（2）WhatdidTiaPowelldoafterfeedingthesquirrels?A.Turnedandwalkedaway.B.Helpedthemintoatree.C.Leftasandwichforthem.D.Reportedthemtothepolice.（3）WhodidPowellthinkinjuredthebabysquirrel?A.Thebabysquirrelitself.B.Themothersquirrel.C.Astreetcat.D.TiaPowell'skid.（4）Howdidthesquirrelfeelaftergettingrescued?A.Cheerful.B.Doubtful.C.Sensitive.D.Unhappy.3.閱讀理解Peopleallhavesomethingtosay.Someexpresstheirpassionthroughclothe,art,orcommunityinvolvement.Othersexpressthemselveswithpoetry,whichhasdiversepoeticformstoexpressuniquethoughts,experiences,andimaginationatthefourthannualPeople'sPoetryFestivalheldFeb.28throughMarch2.“ThePeople'sPoetryFestivalkeepsgettingbiggerandbigger—it'saneventwe'rereallyproudof,”saidDrMarkHartlaub,CollegeofLiberalArtsDeanatTexas.Thefestivalcoveredawidevarietyoftopicsincludingnature,humor,womenandhistory.Fromthepanelstotheopenmicrophonenight,theislander'scommunity,alongwith43publishedpoetsfromaroundthecountry,localhighschoolstudents,andthegeneralpubliccametogethertosharetheirloveofpoetry.Thepanelswerefullofpassionatereadingsandlivelydiscussion.Forthefirsttimeever,musicalpoetrywasperformedattheevent.The“Homebrewed”panelwasmadeupofalllocalpoets.The“FromPagetotheStage”panelfocusedonslampoetry,andthe“Humor”panelgreetedlevelsoflaughterfromthecrowd.AllthepanelswerelivestreamedonthePeople'sPoetryFacebookpage.“Thepoetryandpoetswereallmystudentswantedtotalkaboutinclassthisweek,”saidDr.ChuckEtheridge,professorofEnglishwhoattendedmanyofthepanelreadings.CelebratingexceptionalwritersisanotherpartofPeople'sPoetryFestival.Onopeningnight,thePeople'sPoetryFestivalcommitteenamedMadelineRicondoofTuloso-MidwayasthewinneroftheRobbJacksonWritingAwardforhighschoolstudents.ThisawardhonorsthelateDr.RobbJackson,TexasA&MUniversitySystemRegentsProfessorandprofessorofEnglishatA&M-CorpusChristi,whosepoetrysharedhislifeexperiencesandobservationofCorpusChristi.Ricondoreceiveda$100giftcard,plus,threepoetrybookswithlocaltiesincludingacopyofJackson's“OpenHeart”.Thepeople'sPoetryFestivalcommitteealsorecognizedJuanManuelPerez,award-winningpoetandlocalhistoryteacher,asthe2019—2021PoetLaureateofCorpusChristi.（1）WhatcanbeinferredaboutthePeople'sPoetryFestival?A.Ittendstolastaweek.B.Itisheldonceayear.C.Itspoeticformissingle.D.Itiscatchingonglobally.（2）Whichcanpossiblyreplacetheunderlinedword“panels”inParagraph2?A.Groups.B.Days.C.Topics.D.Poems.（3）Whatwasspecialaboutthe4thPeople'sPoetryFestival?A.Itwasonlivetelevision.B.Diversitywashighlighted.C.Allthepoetswerelocal.D.Musicalpoetrywasintroduced.（4）Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph?A.Celebratingaward-winningpoets.B.HonoringthelateRobbJackson.C.The4thPeoplesPoetryFestival.D.PoetLaureateofCorpusChristi.4.閱讀理解TheschoolyearhasbarelystartedinDenver,andFrenchteacherTiffanyChoiisalreadyworriedthatherstudentsaresufferingfromabsent-mindednessTheproblemisn'ttexting,playingvideogamesorpassingnotes.It'sDenver'songoingheatwave.“Todaywasalittlebithot,soInoticedkidswereverysleepyandtheywerehavingtogetuptodrinkwaterquiteoften.”saidChoi,whoworksatDenver'sEastHighSchool.“Ifyoulosetoomuchwater,andyouhavetokeepgoingtothewaterfountain,thatcantakeawayfromtheirclassroomexperience.”Whilenoddingoffinclassonawarmdaymayseemlikearightofpassagefortheaverageteen,Choi'sobservationcarriesabiggerconsequencethanparchedlips.“There'sbeenquiteafewmediareportsaboutteachersnoticingthatstudentsweren'tabletofocusonhotterdays,”saidRJisungPark,aresearcher,“Doesahotterclimateduringtheschoolyearactuallyaffectherateoflearning?”Thedropsinacademicachievementcouldn'tbeexplainedbyhotterweekendsorhottersummers,butthetrendwasconnectedtohighertemperaturesonschooldaysalone.Theconnectionbetweenlostlearningandagreaternumberofhotdaysisonemoreexampleofhowclimatechangeisalreadyaffectingourlives-andit'sanalarmbellforwhatwestandtoloseinthefuture.Humansstillhavetimetolessentheworstconsequencesofcontinuedglobalwarming.Butunlesssignificantchangesoccurinthenextdecade-whichseemmoreandmoreunlikely—theworldwillbelockedintoaninescapableperiodofheatwavesunlikeourspecieshaseverseen.（1）Whatmaycausestudentsabsent-mindedaccordingtothetext?A.Videogames.B.Textmessages.C.Heatwaves.D.Classroomnotes.（2）Whatcanbeinferredfromthesecondparagraph?A.Lackingwaterisvitalforkidsbeingsleepy.B.Extremeheatmaylowerakid'sabilitytolearn.C.Noddingoffinclassisasignofrespectingteachers.D.Kidsaremoreinterestedindrinkingwaterthansleeping.（3）Howdoestheauthorfeelaboutdealingwiththefutureglobalwarming?A.Optimistic.B.Uncertain.C.Worried.D.Firm.（4）Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.Thehotteritgrows,thelesskidsarelearning.B.Theconsequencesofcontinuedglobalwarming.C.Thereasonswhykidsareabsent-mindedinclass.D.Thehotteritgrows,themorefocusedkidsbecome.二、任務型閱讀（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）根據短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Improvingyourlifestylecanseemlikeanunachievablegoal.Changingeverythingaboutyourlifeallatonceisprobablynotrealistic,buttherearelotsofsmallchangesyoucanmaketoenjoyyourlifemore..Beforeyouknowit,you'llhavethelifestyleyou'vealwayswanted!Eathealthy.Youmaybefloodedbyalloftheappealingdiets,buteatinghealthyisreallynotallthatcomplicatedTryavarietyoffruits,vegetables,andhealthyfats.Avoidsaltyfoods,addedsugar,andfattyfoodsasmuchaspossible..Fruitsandvegetablesarethoughttoincreasefeelingsofpositivity,whilefatsandsugarsarelinkedtofeelingsofdepression.Exercise..Trytoincludeatleast150minutesofwalkingor75minutesofrunningordancingintoyourweeklyschedule.Inadditiontoimprovingyourphysicalhealth,regularexercisecanalsodecreasesymptomsofdepression.Stayingactiveismucheasierifyoufindanactivitythatyouenjoy.Tryseveralnewsportsorexerciseclassesuntilyoufindsomethingyoureallywanttodo.Havinganexercisefriendcanalsohelpkeepyouontrack..Ifyouareoverweight,thereareafewreallyeasythingsyoucandotoloseafewpounds,whichcanadduptomajorhealthbenefits.Trykeepinghealthysnackslikefruitsandvegetablesinyourhouseforthosetimeswhenyougettheurgetoeatbetweenmeals.Youshouldalsotrytobeawareofyourmotivationsforeating.likegoingforawalk.TakesimplestepstoloseweightSticktoahealthydietforlosingweightStartsmallbymakingoneortwochangesatatimeYourdietcanalsohaveaneffectonyourmentalhealthRegularexerciseisanimportantcomponentofahealthylifestyleIfyoueatbecauseyou'resad,tryfindingotherwaysofhandlingthefeelingAlthougheatingoutwithyourfriendscostsyoumuch,itiscompletelyforexercise三、完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。Apioneeringdancerisprovingthatyoucanchaseyourdreams-eveninawheelchair.Sincetheageofthree,ChelsieHillhad1ofbecomingadancer.”TheonlythingthatI2wasdance,”shetoldCBSNews.Thatambitionnearly3onenightin2010.Hill,4a17-year-oldhighschoolseniorinPacificGrove,California,wasinacaraccidentthatputherinthe5for51daysandleftherparalyzedfromthe6down.Formostpeople,thatwouldhave7anyhopeofadancingcareer.ForHill,itwasthe8.Farfrombeinganobstacle,herwheelchair9her.“Iwantedtoprovetomycommunity—andtomyself-thatIwasstill‘10,'”shetoldTeenVogue.“Whatevernormalmeant.”Normalforhermeant11soHilldiditinherwheelchairright12hernondisabledhighschooldanceteam.“Halfofmy13wastakenawayfromme,andIhavetomoveitwithmy,14,”HilltoldToday.“Itdefinitely15alotoflearningandpatience.”After16,Hillwantedtoexpandherdancenetworktoinclude17likeher.Shemetpeopleonlinewhohadsufferedvari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