高二英語期末考試試卷

高二英語期末考試試卷

第一卷

PartOne

Listening:(20')

I.ShortConversations^IO5)

Direction：InPartA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwo

speakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedabout

whatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.

Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefour

possibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswerto

thequestionyouhaveheard.

l.A.20minutesB.25minutesC.35minutesD.30minutes

2.A.Thewoman'sB.Theman'sC.Tom'sD.Bob's

3.A.ByMay5B.BytheendofMay.

C.ByJune5.D.bymidMay

4.A.Heislatesohecannotgoforaride.

B.Hewillgotoamoviewithhisfriends

C.Hisfriendswillofferhimaride.

D.Hisfriendsaregoingtohelphimmore.

5.A.Shethinksit'stoodifficult.

B.Shethinksit'sveryinteresting.

C.Shehasn'tquitedecided.

D.Sheneedsgoodseats.

6.A.Lookforthekey.B.Repairthebike.

C.Fixashelf.D.Cleantheroom.

7.A.ApenB.SomeinkC.ApencilD.Alock

8.A.Theirtasteinbooksisdifferent.B.Shedoesn'tliketoread.

C.Thelibraryisn'topenlate.D.Sheonlyreadsgoodbooks.

9.A.SheisnotsurewhafshappenedtoGeorge.

B.Shedoesn'twanttotalkaboutGeorge

C.Georgeisalwayslateformeetings.

D.It'sdifficulttounderstandGeorge9sbehavior.

10.A.Hehasneitherbrothersorsisters

B.Heisthethirdchild.

C.Heisalawyer.

D.Heistheyoungestoffourchildren.

PartB.Passages6'

Directions:InPartB,youwillheartwoshortpassages,andyouwillbe

askedthreequestionsoneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillberead

twice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouheara

question,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecide

whichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

11.A.BiggerandwealthierB.Biggerandpoorer.

C.SmallerandwealthierD.Smallerandpoorer.

12.A.YoungWomenB.Successfulmen

C.Middle-agedpeopleD.Children

13.A.Someyoungactorsearnbigmoneybymakingads.

B.TogettheattentionofyoungTVviewers,theadvertisersuselittle

actors.

C.Twentypercentofthechildrenwhodidthesurveysaidwhatthey

mostwantedinlifewasmoney.

D.Itisahappythingtoeverybodytoseekidsturnedintoconsumers.

Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

14.A.Doingwhatevershewantedtodo.

B.Havingallherparents9loveandattention.

C.Havingalotoffriendstoplaywith.

D.Nothavingtosharewhatshehadwithothers.

15.A.Shefeelslonelyandabitstressful.

B.Shehastosharethingswithhercousins.

C.Sheisthefocusofherparents9attention.

D.Herparentscan'ttakecareofheranylonger.

16.A.Tohaveafamilyofherown.B.Tohaveabrotherorasister.

C.Nottotakecareofherparents.D.Tolivewithherparents.

PartCLongerConversations4'

Directions:InPartC,youwillhearonelongerconversation.The

conversationwillbereadtwice.Afteryouheartheconversation,youare

requiredtofillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.

Writeyouranswersonyouranswersheet.

Blanks17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

HowmuchMikepaidforthebike(17)_________________.

HowmanydogsMikehadtolookafter(18)__________________

HowMarylikesdogsShe's(19)________ofthem

ThecountryMr.Joneswillleavefornext(20)________________

month.

PartTwo

IMultiplechoice:(255)

21.TheflattoAli,oneofDaisy'sfriends,beforehearrived.

A.lentB.hadbeenlentC.lendingD.waslent.

22.Theguywassenttothepolicestation.

A.caughttostealB.wascaughttosteal

C.caughtstealingD.wascaughtstealing

23.theattentionoftheaudience,thespeakertoldajokeatthe

beginningofhistalk.

A.TogetB.GetC.GettingD.Got

24.Themanagersomuchtomorrowcan'tsleeptonight.

A.has;doneB.has;todo

C.having;doneD..having;todo

25.ahorriblefilm,hewasafraidalone.

A.Seeing;ofsleepingB.Havingseen;tosleep

C.Tosee;ofsleepingD.See;tosleep

26.wasusualwithhim,hecheckedeverythingbeforehelefthome.

A.AsB.SuchC.SoD.What

27.ThatisIhadtotaketheriskofbeingwashedaway.

A.howB.whatC.whyD.reasonwhy

28.Wewerewarnedthejourneywouldbedangerous.

A.ifB.whetherC.howD.that

29.Letherdothat,ifshe.

A.doesB.isC.willD.willdo

30.youdo,tryyourbest.

A.WheneverB.WhereverC.WhateverD.However

31.Asteelplantisaplacesteelismade.

A.whichB.thatC.whoseD.where

32.tellme?

A.Canyou,wheredoesMr.Smithlive

B.Couldyou,whereMr.Smithlives

C.Ifyoucan,Mr.smithliveshere

D.Whetheryoucould,wherelivesMr.Smith

33.Autumncoming,down.

A.dotheleavesfallB.theleaveswillfall

C.falltheleavesD.willtheleavesfall

34.,stillthebosswasn'tsatisfiedwithhiswork.

A.Hardasheworked

B.Hardaswasheworking

C.Hardlyashewasworking

D.Hardlyworkingashewas

35.Hehasfinishedhishomework,and.

A.soIhaveB.sohaveIC.IdosoD.sodoI

36.Hardlythebusstopthebusarrived.

A.wehadgotto;whenB.wehadgotto,then

C.hadwegotto;thanD.hadwegottowhen

37.easyjobheisdoing!

A.whataB.Whatan

C.WhatD.How

38.Thebigtreefellwithagreat.

A.voiceB.noiseC.soundD.crash

39.Drinkingtoomuchwilldriver'slives.

A.endangerB.threatenC.frightenD.harm

40.Thewolfhasareputationasafierceanimal,,noevidenceshows

thatawildwolfhaseverharmedahumanbeing.

A.inadditionB.howeverC.consequentlyD.therefore

41.Whendepartmentstoreshaveanoversupplyofgoods,theyoften

pricestopromotesales.

A.cutoffB.cutdownC.cutinD.cutshort

42.Thedresswaswhenitwasdiscoveredjusthowmuchthepriceis.

A.resignedB.releasedC.abandonedD.disused

43.1haveneveritbefore;youmusthaveinventeditfromyourown

imagination.

A.heardfromB.heardoutC.heardinD.heardof

44.Thecheckoutassistantatmysupermarketisalwaysrudeand

unhelpful.

A.usualB.commonC.normalD.regular

45.Timeisup,andImustbenow

A.fromB.ofC.offD.up

IICloseTest:(IO9)

Isyourschoolbagtooheavytocarry?Thee-schoolbagwillhelpyou.It

issaidthate-schoolbagaregoingtobebroughtinto46_inChinese

middleschoolssoon.

Heavyschoolbagshavebeenaserious___47_foralongtime.Butthe

e-schoolbagwill___48—.Ane-schoolbagis49_lighterthanausual

schoolbag.Perhaps,thee-schoolbagshouldbe50_ane-schoolbook.It

isas_51—asausualbook,52._itcanstillhaveallthethingsfbr

study,suchasatextbook,anexercisebookandsoon.Theycanbemade

―53—chips(芯片)likestamps.Thestudentscanreadthetextpagebypage

onthescreen(屏幕),54notes,orevensende-mailstotheirteachers.

Theyonlyneedtoputtherightchipintothee-schoolbag.Thenthestudents

canuseit.

Somepeoplesay___55—e-textbookscanbeeasilybroken,whileothers

sayitisnotgoodtostudents9eyes.Butonlytimewilltell.

46.A.useB.usefulC.usedD.using

47.A.ideaB.problemC.questionD.trouble

48.A.workitoutB.workoutitC.workoutD.work

49.A.veryB.muchC.tooD.many

50.A.callB.callsC.calledD.calling

51.A.smallB.smallerC.smallestD.thesmallest

52.A.andB.butC.orD.if

53.A.intoB.fromC.upD.in

54.A.bringB.putC.takeD.catch

55.A.ifB.whatC.thatD.weather

IIIReadingComprehension:(209)

(A)

Mrs.Brownhadjustfinishedcookingwhensheheardaknockatthe

door.Shewassurprisedbecausethepostmanandthemilkmanhadalready

beenthere,andshewasn'texpectinganyvisitors.Shewentintothefront

roomandpullingthecurtainbackalittle,lookedoutofthewindowtosee

whoitwas.Amanwasstandingonthestepsleadingtothefrontdoor.

Hewasatall,broad-shoulderedmanwearinganoldarmycoatandbig

blackhatpulledforwardoverhiseyes,soitwasdifficulttoseehisface

clearly.Hisshoes,Mrs.Brownnoticed,wereoldanddirtyandtherewasa

largeholeinhistrousers.Hecarriedasmallblackbaginhishand.

Asshelookedathim,Mrs.Brownrememberedstoriesshehadreadin

thenewspapersaboutoldladieswhoopenedtostrangers,andwerehitonthe

headandhadtheirthingsstolen.Shefeltratherfrightened.amnotgoing

toopenthedoor”,shesaidtoherself,uIfIdon't,perhapshe'llthinkthere's

nooneinandgoaway."Sheletthecurtainfallbackintoplaceandwaiting.

Themanlookedroundquickly,puthishandinhispocket,drewouthis

keys,andbegantotrythemonebyoneinthefrontdoor.

56.WhenMrs.Brownheardtheknock,shewasprobably.

A.inthegardenB.inthekitchen

C.outsidethefrontdoorD.insidethefrontdoor

57.Mrs.Brownlookedoutofthewindowbecause.

A.shewasexpectingavisitorB.shehadneveranyvisitors

C.shewantedtoseewhowasthereD.shethoughtitmightbethemilkman

58.Themanonthedoorsteps.

A.waswearinganarmycapB.wasdressedasasoldier

C.hadholesinhistrousersD.hadagreyhatoverhiseyes

59.Mrs.Brownwasfrightenedbecausesherememberedsomething.

A.shehadreadB.shehadbeentold

C.shehadseenhappenD.sheknewwouldhappen

60.Themanbegantotrythekeysinthedoor..

A.whileMrs.BrownwaswatchinghimB.beforeMrs.Brownsawhim.

C.afterMrs.BrownhadleftthecurtainfallD.whenMrs.Brownfirstsawhim

(B)

Goodafternoon,andwelcometoEngland.Wehopethatyourvisit

herewillbeapleasantone.Today,Iwouldliketodrawyourattentiontoa

fewofourlaws.

Thefirstoneisaboutdrinking.Now,youmaynotbuyalcoholinthis

countryifyouareunder18yearsofage,normayyourfriendsbuyitforyou.

Secondly,noise.Enjoyyourselvesbyallmeans,butpleasedon't

makeunnecessarynoise,particularlyatnight.Weaskyoutorespectother

peoplewhomaywishtobequiet.

Thirdly,crossingtheroad.Becareful.Thetrafficmovesontheleft

sideoftheroadinthiscountry.Usepedestriancrossings（人行橫道）anddo

nottakeanychanceswhencrossingtheroad.

Mynextpointisaboutlitter（throwingawaywastematerialina

publicplace）.Itisanoffence（違法行為）todroplitterinthestreet.When

youhavesomethingtothrowaway,pleaseputitinyourpocketandtakeit

home,orputitinalitterbin.

Finally,asregardssmoking,itisagainstthelawtobuycigarettesor

tobaccoifyouareunder16yearsofage.

I'dliketofinishbysayingthatifyourequireanysortofhelpor

assistance,youshouldcontactyourlocalpolicestation,whowillbepleased

tohelpyou.

61.Themainpurposeofthisspeechwouldbeto.

A.preparepeopleforinternationaltravel

B.declarethelawsofdifferentkinds

C.givenadvicetotravelerstothecountry

D.informpeopleofthepunishmentforbreakinglaws

62.Howmanylawsaretherediscussedinthespeech?

A.ThreeB.FourC.FiveD.Six

63.Fromthespeechwelearnthat.

A.Inthiscountry,ifyouareunder18yearsofage,youmaynotbuy

alcohol,butyourfriendcanbuyitforyou.

B.Youmaynotbuycigarettesortobaccounlessyouareabove16years

ofage

C.Becausethetrafficmovesontheleftsideoftheroad,youmustuse

pedestriancrossingswhencrossingtheroad.

D.Youcan'tmakenoiseexceptatnight

64.TheunderlinedwordCOIltUCtintheseventhparagraphmeans.

A.keepintouchwithB.getintouchwith

C.joinD.report

65.Whodoyouthinkismostlikelytomakethespeech/

A.ApolicemanB.AlawmakerC.AteacherD.Alawyer

Withthesupportofourreaders,ChinaTodayhasbecomesuccessfulinhelping

theworldlearnaboutChina,andhasbuiltabridgeoffriendshipbetweenthepeopleof

Chinaandtherestoftheworld.Everydaywereceivemanylettersfromourreaders

expressing.

Besidesthenationalpapers,thereis,however,anotherbranchoftheBritishpress

whichsellsalmostasmanycopies.Localnewspapershaveaweeklycirculationof13

million.Almosteverytownandcountryareahasone.Nearlyallofthemholdtheirown

financiallyandmanyofthemareveryprofitable.

Thesepapersarewrittenalmostentirelyforreadersinterestedinlocalevents

-births,weddings,deaths,councilmeetingsandsports.Editorsprefertodependon

peoplewhoknowthedistrictwell.Agreatdealoflocalnewsisregularlysuppliedby

clubandchurchesintheneighborhoodanditdoesnotgetoutofdateasquicklyas

nationalnews.

Theeditorsmustneverforgetthatthesuccessofanynewspaperdependson

advertising.Theyareusuallyanxioustokeepthegoodwilloflocalbusinessmenfor

thisreason.Butifthenewspaperiswellwrittenandthenewsitemshavebeencarefully

chosentodrawlocalreaders,thebusinessmenaregratefulforthechancetokeeptheir

productsinthepubliceyes.

66.VisitorstoBritainaresurprisedtolearnthat.

A.therearesomanylocalnewspapersthere

B.localpapersshouldhaveacirculationoffourmillion.

C.theDailyMirrorandDailyExpresssellasmanyas4millioncopieseveryday

D.Britishnewspapersaresowidelyread

67.Localnewspapershave.

A.acirculationaslargeasthatofnationalnewspapers

B.adailycirculationof13million

C.aslightlysmallercirculation

D.anevenlargercirculation

68.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

A.Everytownandcountryareahasatleastonepaperofitsown.

B.Nearlyalltownsandcountyareashavetheirownpapers

C.Thereisapaper,nationalorlocal,ineachtownandcountryarea.

D.Alotofdistanttownandcountryareasdonothavetheirownpapers.

69.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A.Agreatdealoflocalnewsissuppliedbytheclubsandchurches.

B.Localreadersaremuchinterestedinlocalnews.

C.Thesepapersarewrittenalmostentirelyforlocalreaders.

D.Thesepapersarelikelytogetoutofdatequickly

70.Inthewriter'sopinion,theeditormustrememberthatnopapercanpossibly

succeedwithout.

A.advertisementsB.interestingreports

C.agreatdealofnationalnewsD.anexcellentsalesmanager

(D)

Directions:ReadthefollowingtextandchoosethemostsuitableheadingfromA-Fforeach

paragraph.Thereisoneextraheadingwhichyoudonotneed.

A.Today'sNewYorkCitysubway

B.Theadvantagesofbuildingasubway

C.TheproblemsthataffectedthetrafficinNewYork

D.ThefirstundergroundtraininNewYork

E.Thedisadvantagesofbuildingasubway

F.TheconstructionofthesubwayinNewYork

71.Attheturnofthetwentiethcentury,NewYorkCitywasabusyplace.Thecitywasgrowing

soquicklythatnewhousesandapartmentbuildingsweregoingupeveryday.Downtown,the

sidewalkswerejammedwithshoppers,workers,travelers,andnewlyarrivedimmigrantsfrom

Europe.Horsesandcarriagesfilledeverybitofemptyspaceinthestreets.Fiercewinter

snowstormsandthemercilesssummerheatexhaustedthoseNewYorkerswhohadtotravelon

foot.Whatcouldbedone

72.Anundergroundrailroad,orsubway,seemedtobethesolutiontotheseproblem.Railroads

movedontheirwontracks,sotheyneversatintrafficjams.Poweredbystrongengines,

railroadscoulddotheworkofmanyhorses.Horseshadtobefedandcaredfor,andtheyget

sickorgolame.However,ifanengineperfectsense.Itwouldeasecongestiononthecrowded

streetsofManhattan.Mostofthecity'smajorbusinessdistrictswerelocatedinthisdistrict,

whichisonasmallandnarrowisland.

73.In1904,themayorofNewYorkCityputonthisgoodcoatandatophatandguidedthefirst

trainnorthfromCityHallindowntownManhattantoGrandCentralStationon42ndStreet.It

thenranwesttoTimesSquare,themidpointofthemoderncity.FromTimesSquarethetrain

wentnorthagainupBroadwayto145thStreet.Thetotaldistancewasalittleoverninemiles,and

ittookjust26minutes.Onthatsameday,100,000excitedNewYorkersrodethebrand-new

train.Thefarewasjust5cents.

74.By1913,thesubwaywassopopularthatofficialsmadeplanstoextendtheesystem.The

cost,over$300million,wassky-high.Uptothattime,theonlybuildingprojectthathadcost

morewasthePanamaCanal.However,theexpansionwasworththemoney.Whenitwas

finished,therewere656milesoftrack-stillthelongestintheworld.

75.Today,theNewYorkCitysubwayremainsthemostefficientwaytogetaroundthecity24

hoursaday.Thepopulationhascontinuedtogrow,andtrafficjamshavegrownaswell.Every

day,millionsofNewYorkersdescendbelowthecitystreetstotravelquicklyandsafelytotheir

destinations.However,thefareisnowmuchmorethananickel!

第二卷

IFillintheblankswiththewordsandphrasesgiveninthebox.10'

A.wasdoom