甘肅岷縣二中2020-2021學(xué)年高二第一學(xué)期期中考試英語試卷

岷縣二中20202021學(xué)年第一學(xué)期期中考試試卷高二·英語滿分：120分時(shí)間：100分鐘第一部分：閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A,B,C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。ABestbooksfor12to14yearoldsMortalEnginesAuthor:PhilipReevePublisher:ScholasticLondonisonthemoveagain:thecitysearchestheworldforresources(資源)onwheels,eatingsmallertowns.Butwhenheisthrownoffthecity,youngheroTomissoonforcedtoreexaminelifeasheknowsit.Setinafuturisticbackground,thisimaginativestoryisablend（混合）ofactionandadventure.ThebookhaswontheBluePeterBookaward.CoramBoyAuthor:JamilagavinPublisher:EgmontToby'sandAaron'slivesarelinkedbytheCoramMan,whocollectsunwantedchildrenfromacrossthecountry,supposedlytosendthemtoasafenewlife.Inreality,themansellsthechildrenintoslavery.Soon,TobyandAaronfindthemselvesunitedonajourney,filledwithdangerandexcitement.Richwithhistoricaldetail,thisbookprovidesanimportantinsightintothe1750ssociety.ItwasawinneroftheWhitbreadChildren'sBookAward.TheCuriousIncidentoftheDogintheNighttimeAuthor:MarkHaddonPublisher:RedFoxSeenthroughtheeyesofChristopher,amathematicalgeniusandSherlockHolmesfan,thisnovelopenswiththediscoveryofadeaddogonaneighbor'slawn(草坪).Inhissearchtodiscovertheidentityofthekiller,ChristopheruncoverssomeinformationabouthisownfamilyandhestartsajourneytoLondontofindhismother.WatershipDownAuthor:RichardAdamsPublisher:PenguinYoungrabbitFiverbelievesthatagreatdisasterisabouttostriketheplacewherehelivesbutnoonewilllistentohim.Atlast.hemanagestoaskafewbraverabbitstoleavebeforeit'stoolate.Huntedbydogsandfoxes,theirjourneyisadangerousonebuttherabbitscanstilldreamofapeacefulandsafenewlifeatWatershipDown.ThisbookwonboththeGuardianChildren'sFictionPrizeandtheCarnegieMedal.1.Whichauthor'sbookfocusesonlifeinthefutureaccordingtothetext?A.PhilipReeve'sBJamilaGavin'sCMarkHaddon'sD.RichardAdams's2.WhatmakesChristophertrytofindoutthetruth?A.Hislosingtouchwithhismother.B.ThedeadbodyofadogC.Hisneighbor'srequestD.Anovergrownlawn3.WhatisspecialaboutWatershipDown?A.Itsmaincharacterisadetectivelover.B.ItsstoriesarebasedonhistoricalfactsC.ItisaboutsomerabbitsescapingadisasterD.ItwontheWhitbreadChildrensBookAwardBIchosetoreadTheSecretGardenbecauseIsawitintheMacmillanreaders’catalogue(目錄)anditimpressedme.TheactiontakesplaceinabeautifulhouseinEngland.Alittlegirl,Mary,movestoYorkshire,England,tolivewithheruncleMr.Cravenbecauseherparentsdieofaterribledisease.Daysandnightsarepassing,andthelittlegirlstartstogetbored.Inthishugehousewithbeautifulgardens,thereisn’tanythinginterestingtodo.AfterafewdaysMaryhearsastrangestoryaboutasecretgarden.Maryfeelscuriousaboutthatgardenandwantstofindit.OnedaywhenMaryiswalkinginthegardens,shefindsanold,silverkey.Marythinksthatperhapsitisthekeytothesecretgarden.Isit?YouwillfindoutifyoureadthestorybyFrancesHodgsonBurnett.Ienjoyedthestorybecauseithasalotofsuspense（懸念）.WhatIdidn'tlikeaboutthestoryistheend,becauseIexpectedthatitwouldbemoreinteresting.ThepartIreallylikediswheretheauthordescribesthegardens.Thedescriptionofroses,trees,andtheruinsofoldbuildingsissoamazingthatitmakesyourimaginationfly.MyfavoritecharacterisMary,becauseintheendshehelpsasickchildColintosmileandtostandonhislegsagain.Theauthordidaperfectjobbecauseeverythingisdescribedwithsimplewordsandthatreallyhelpspeoplewhoreadthebook.InmyopinionthebookTheSecretGardenisgoodwithonlyonedrawback——theauthorcouldhavewrittentheenddifferently.Forexample,aftertherenovation（修繕）ofthegardenMr.Cravencouldhavetalkedaboutthedayswhenhiswifewasalive,becauseIreallywantedtolearnsomethingaboutthat,buttheauthordidn’t'ttellusanything.Forthosewholikereadingmysterybooks,thisoneisagoodchoice.Haveaniceread!4.WhatdoesParagraph2mainlytalkabout?A.Thestoryofthebook.B.Thebackgroundofthebook.C.Whytheauthorpickedupthebook.D.Howtheauthorfeelsaboutthebook.5.WhydoestheauthorlikeTheSecretGarden?A.ItisintheMacmillanreaders’catalogueB.IttellsupsanddownsinMr.Craven'slifeC.IthasawonderfuldescriptionofthegardenD.Ithasaninterestingendingbeyondhisexpectation6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"drawback"inParagraph4probablymean?A.ChoiceBSubjectC.MistakeD.Disadvantage7.Whereisthetextmostlikelyfrom?A.AnovelB.AguidebookC.AbookreviewD.AsciencebookCFortendayseachJuly,nearly1.2millionpeoplearriveatthecityofCalgary,Alberta,inwesternCanada.Whatcouldbringsomanypeopletogetheratonce?Billedas"TheGreatestOutdoorShowonEarth,"theCalgaryStampedeattractsthishugecrowdyearafteryeartocelebratethespiritoftheOldWestwithoneoftheworld'slargestrodeos(牛仔競(jìng)技比賽),agriculturalpetitionsandnightlyconcerts,andsomuchmore.YoumightevenlookacrossthecrowdandseemembersoftheBritishRoyalFamilywearingcowboyhats.Morethanahundredyearsago,theideaforaworldclassrodeopetitioncelebratingthecowboyandfrontier(邊境)lifestylewasborninthemindofcowboyshowmanGuyWeadick.HehadbeentravelingfromtowntotownacrosstheUnitedStatesandCanadaperformingasatrickroperinawesternshow.WhenhecametoCalgaryin1908,heknewhehadfoundtheperfectlocation.However,Guydidn’thavethemoneytoputonsuchabigshow,sohewenttoworklookingforfinancialsupport.By1912,hehadthebackingoftheBigFour,agroupofthemostsuccessfulranchers(大農(nóng)場(chǎng)主)inAlberta,tostartthefirstCalgaryStampede.Itdidn’tbeeayearlyeventuntil1919whenGuywascalledbacktoputontheCalgaryStampedeagaintocelebratetheendofWorldWarI.FormostofthehistoryoftheOldWest,farmersandrancherslivedfarfromoneanotherandwerebusycaringfortheircropsandanimals.Yearlyfairsandrodeosweretheonetimeeachyearwhenthewholemunitycouldetogether.“WhenyougotoCalgaryduringtheCalgaryStampede,thewholecityshutsdown.Themunitycelebratesitswesterntraditionandthecowboylifestyle,”explainsPaulWhitaker,aColoradoeducatorwhosewholefamilyesfromCalgary.“Everyyear,Ilookedforwardtotherodeosandrideswithmyunclesandcousins.Itwasallaboutthefamilyexperience.”8.WhatdoestheauthorwanttoshowbymentioningtheBritishRoyalFamily?A.TheimportanceofAlberta.B.Thepopularityoftheshow.C.Theprivacyofthecelebration.D.ThegrowinginfluenceofCalgary.9.WhatcanbelearnedabouttheCalgaryStampede?A.Itbroughtthemunitytogether.B.ItgotfinancialsupportfromGuy.C.Ithasbeenheldallyearroundsince1919.D.Itfeaturedpetitionsbetweenfarmersandranchers.10.WhatcanweinferfromWhitaker'swords?A.Hewasexcitedabouttheshow.B.Heshowednointerestinthefair.C.Hewasworriedabouttheshutdownofthecity.D.Hethoughtthecowboylifestylewasoutofdate.11.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A.Torememberagreatshow.B.Tointroduceafamousfestival.C.ToadvertiseacityinCanada.D.TostresstheimportanceofcowboycultureDMyfatherworkedforTheNewYorkTimes.Hestartedinthedeliverydepartment(部門）andworkedhiswayupintoaccounting.Intheend,hewasrequiredtoapplyforhisownaccountingjobandforcedtoretire(退休）early.Hisexperience,workingforonepanyhisentirelife,isveryrarethesedays.Ibelieveinthefuture,evenworkingforjustonepanyatanygiventimewillberare.Thepresentstructureoftheemployeepanyrelationshipis1to1.Youworkforonepanyandthatpanypaysyou.Inthefuturethewayweworkandrelationshipstructureswillchange.Infact,Iamseeingithappeningalready.Therearemanypeoplewhoareworkingformanypanies.Inmostcases,thepaniesarenotinpetition,sotherearenoconflicts.Icallthis"employeesharing"or"worksharing".Theideaissimilarto"timesharing".Inthesamewaypeopletimesharevacationlocations,panieswillsoonemployeeshare.Thisisnottemp(臨時(shí)雇員）work,butpaniesacquiring(獲得）ashareofaperson'savailable(可用的）hours.Forinstance,ifyourpanyneedsamarketer,youcanbuyashareofamarketingprofessional'stimeduringthefollowingweekormonth.Theseprofessionalswillprovidetheirexpertknowledgeandfocusinthattimepaid.Thekeyistogroupalloftheseprofessionalsinoneplace,awebsite,whereapanycangoandlookforexpertswhohavetimeavailable.Youalsogetexpertsfromaroundtheworld,soifyouneedasalespersoninMilan,youcantimesharewiththatperson.Lastly,thekeyistomakesurethereisnoconflictofinterest.HR(humanresources)andlegaldepartmentsmustgetexperiencedinthisarea.Thebenefittotheprofessionalisworkingformanypanies,experiences,andkeepingtheirinterestcontinuallyenergized.Thebenefitforthepanyisyouuseandpayfortheskillsyouneed,whenyouneedthem.12.Whatdoweknowabouttheauthor'sfather?A.Heisanaccountantnow.B.Heishighlyvaluedbyhispany.C.HeworkedforonepanyhiswholelifeD.Hedidmanyparttimejobstoearnhisliving.13.Whatcanbelearntaboutworksharing?A.Itisaonetomanyrelationship.B.Itisfarfromsimilartotimesharing.Itwillcausepetitionamongpanies.D.Itisapopularworkingstyleinparttimeworkingfields.14.HowisParagraph3developed?A.Bystatingafact.B.Bygivinganexample.C.Bymakingparisons.D.Byexplainingcauseandeffect.15.Whatdoesthelastparagraphsuggest?A.Worksharingmaycausebigconflicts.B.Worksharingshouldbesetinoneplace.C.WorksharingwillputanendtotheHRdepartment.D.Worksharingisgoodforbothemployeesandpanies.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填人空白的最佳選項(xiàng)。LearnhowtoimprovespokenEnglishwithourfivequicktips.Repeatthelanguage!Repeatwordsandsentencesoverandoveragainuntilyoucansaythemreallyfluently.16___Themoreyousayit,themoreitbeesfixedinyourbrain,andthenlaterwhenyou'respeaking,it'lleoutnaturally.17___First,writeoutinnoteformthestoryyouwanttotell,andthenusingthosenotes,practisetellingthestory.Nowthisstorycouldbesomethingthathappenedtoyouorfromamagazine.Justchoosewhateveryouwant,andpractisetellingit.Memorizelanguage!18___Youcandothisbywritingthemout,orbyspeakingthemoutloudsothatyou'llbespeakingnormally.Andthemoreyoudothis,themorethey'llstickinyourmind.Simultaneous(同步的）speaking!Simultaneousspeakingitsoundsdifficultbutit'squiteeasy.Andit'ssomethingaseasyas,youtakeanaudiofile(音頻文件）,andyoulistenalongtoit,andasyoulistentoityoureaditatthesametime.19_So,you'retryingtocopytheintonation(語調(diào)）,thepronunciation,thewordstress(重音）,andthesentencestress.Practiseformingquestions!Lookatasentenceandseeifyoucanchangethatintoaquestion.20__So,forexample,whenseeingthesentence,"She'sseenthefilm,"youneedtochangeitintothequestion,"Hassheseenthefilm?"Andthemoreyoudothis,themorefluentandquickeryou'llgetatmakingquestions.ListentoEnglish!Practisetellingstories!C.Butyoucanreadyourcoursebookoramagazine.D.Tryandrememberasmanyphrasesandexpressionsasyoucan.E.Makingquestionsisquitedifficultifyouhaven'tbeenpractisingit.F.Forexample,say"Iwenttotheshops,Iwenttothesh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