高二期中英語(yǔ)答案

高二年級(jí)第一學(xué)期英語(yǔ)期中考試參考答案15BBCAA 610BCBCA 1115CABCB 1620CACBA2123BDC 2427 CBAD 2831BCDA 3235CBCB 3640GDACF4145ABCDC 4650DCACA 5155BADBA56.struck 57.wandered 58.employed 59.realistic 60.rewarding61.enthusiastic 62.numerous 63.striking 64.distinguishes 65.owe66.areacpaniedbytheirparents67.beexposedto/exposeyourselfto68.Given/Considering(that)69.istoblamefor70.thehealthieryouwillbe71.whispering 72.hadenjoyed 73.opposed 74.Painted 75.tohavestarted 76.whom 應(yīng)用文Onepossibleversion:DearDavid，InordertogivestudentsachancetolearnmoreabouttraditionalChineseculture，ourschoolwillholdastudents’Chinesepaintingexhibition.Knowingthatyouarealoverofpainting，Iamwritingtoinviteyoutojoinus.Theexhibition，whichisscheduledtobeheldonnextSundayinthemainhall，willlastfrom10：00amto4：00pm.Therewillbemanykindsofartworksintheshow，suchaspaintings，handcraftsandperformances.Besides，afamouspaintingmasterisinvitedtogivealecturetousstudents，introducingthedevelopmentofChinesepainting.Ifyouwanttotakepartintheexhibition,pleasewritetome.Lookingforwardtoyourreply.Yours，LiHua讀后續(xù)寫(xiě)Onepossibleversion:Sallystarteddaydreamingaboutjoiningotherschoolclubs.Shecouldbeamemberofthehiphopclub,whichherbestfriendTracykepttalkingabout.Sheimaginedherselfdancingonstageofabighallwiththousandsofpeoplecheeringforher.Shecouldalsotryadifferentsport,likejoggingorcycling.Anyway,footballwouldbeherlastchoice.Justashermindwaswandering,shesawafamiliarfaceinthecrowd.Itwashermother.“Stayfocused.Youcandoit.”Recallinghermother’swords,Sallywaswokenfromherdaydream.Atthatverymoment,herteammatepassedtheballtoher.Shetookcontrolofitandranitbetweenherfeet,movingforwardtowardthenetofthegreenteam.Shepassedafewplayersandwassoonpositionedrightinfrontofthenet.Focusedontheball,shekickeditashardasshecould.Therefereeblewherwhistle.“Goal!”.Sally’steamwon.Hermomwasright.Allshehadtodowasstayfocused.聽(tīng)力原文：Text1M:Yourlunchlooksgood.Ithasstrawberries.W:Doyouwantone?I’lltradeastrawberryforoneofyoursausages.M:Thatwouldbenice.Text2M:I’mlookingforwardtoyourperformancetonight.Itstartsat8o’clock,doesn’tit?W:Actually,itstartsonehourearly.M:Well,thenI’llleavehomeat6o’clock.Text3M:ItwistedmyneckinPEclass,anditreallyhurts.W:Oh,no.Maybeyoushouldleaveschoolearlytoseeadoctor.Text4M:Doyoukeepanythingreadyfortheemergencies?W:Letmethink.Ihaveaflashlight,gloves,andum…,sometowelsinmybackpack.M:Whataboutwater?W:Idon’t,butIknowIshould.Text5M:Oh,whatasurprise!It’ssogoodtoseeyou.Howhaveyoubeen?W:Ah,hello…M:Don’tyouremember?I’mTravis,fromNewYork.W:Ithinkyoumaybemistaken.Text6W:You’rethemanwhospentyearstravelingaroundtheworldonamotorbike!M:That’sright.W:Whatmadeyoudecidetotravelinthatway?M:Well,takingmycarseemedabitboring.Andtravelingbytrainwasnotadventurous.W:Didyouthinkaboutcycling?M:Thatwouldhavebeencheaper—nofuelcoststopay,butIdon’tthinkIcouldhavegoneupallthemountainsbybike!Text7W:Whatareyouworkingon?M:Mypresentationfornextweek.W:Oh,it’sabouttheLondonParalympics(殘奧會(huì)).M:Yeah.Imadethischartshowingthenumberofparticipantsfromeachcountryandthenumberofmedalstheywon.GreatBritainhad294athletesandwon120medals.W:Wow!Howaboutcountrieswithfewerathletes?M:Well,Japansent135athletesandwon16medals.Spainhad133athletesandwon42medals.W:WhataboutFrance?M:FranceandSpainhadsimilarresults,butFrancewonthreemoremedals.Theysent158athletes.Text8M:Ifeellikehavingpizzatonight.W:Here’saflyer(小傳單)fromthenewshop.M:I’dlikeonewithsausage.W:HowabouttheSausageDeluxe?M:Letmesee.Butithasonions.W:Oh,youknowIcan’tstandthem.M:Itsaysontheothersidethatthesetwoareonsale.Theseafoodlooksdelicious.W:I’mnotinthemoodforseafood.I’dprefertheotherone,SpicyChicken.M:Hmm…,butthisonelooksevenbetter.Oh,it’sregularprice.W:MeatLovers?OK.Thekidswillbehappywiththat.Butforthesecondpizza,I’dlikeonewithlotsofvegetables.M:TheyhaveGrilledVegetableandSeasonalVegetable.They’rekindofsimilar,buttheSeasonalhasmushroomsandgarlic.TheGrilledhaseggplantandonions.W:Ohno.M:Ifyoudon’tmindgarlic,shallwegowithSeasonalVegetable?W:Sure.ShouldIcall?Text9W:Paul,isn’tthatthesameshowthatwasonyesterday?M:It’snotjustoneshow,Grandma.Theyareactuallyalotofdifferentshows.Theyaremusicvideos.W:Ohreally.M:Whydon’tyousitdownandwatchacouple?They’rereallygood.W:Well,Iguessitwon’thurt…What’sthatgirlholdingthesticksupposedtobedoing?M:She’ssinging.W:Doyoucallthatsinging?M:Sure.W:Hmm.MusicwasverydifferentwhenIwasyoung.Itwas…pleasanttotheear.Itmadeyoufeelhappy.Itwasn’tjustalotofangrynoise.M:Musictodayisn’tjustangrynoise,Grandma.Timesaredifferentnow.W:Isupposeso…Isthisanothervideo?M:Yeah.Thisone’sgreat.Isawityesterday.W:Who’sthatguy?Theonewearingthefunnyhat.M:He’stheleaderoftheband.Butinthisvideohe’sjustanormalkidwhostandsonthecornerallday,playinghisguitar.Thenthisbig,shinycaresalong…Text10M:Almosttwothirdsofchildrenwanttheirparentstospendmoretimereadingtothembeforebed.Mostofthesekidslikemom’sstorytellingmorethandad’s,researcherssaid.Theycarriedoutastudythatshowedyoungerchildrenaged3~4weremosthungryformorestories.Overthreequartersofthemsaidtheywishedtheirparentstoreadtothemmoreoften.Abouthalfofallchildrenaged3~8saidstorytimewastheirfavoritepastimewiththeirparents.Accordingtotheresearch,therearetwowaysformotherstobeebeststorytellers.Theycanusefunnyvo