河南省鶴壁高中2020-2021學(xué)年高二英語(yǔ)下學(xué)期第一次段考試題

1、河南省鶴壁高中2020-2021學(xué)年高二英語(yǔ)下學(xué)期第一次段考試題河南省鶴壁高中2020-2021學(xué)年高二英語(yǔ)下學(xué)期第一次段考試題年級(jí)：姓名：17河南省鶴壁高中2020-2021學(xué)年高二英語(yǔ)下學(xué)期第一次段考試題第一部分：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)。abest cookbooks for kids best overall: cooking class: 57 fun recipes kids will love to make (and eat!)buy on amazonbuy

2、on walmart with the help of this best-selling cookbook, your kids will become masters in the kitchen! cooking class: 57 fun recipes kids will love to make (and eat !) is ideal for children aged 6 to 12, as it includes detailed explanations of basic cooking techniques, plus more than 50 kid-friendly

3、recipes. this award-winning cookbook is a comprehensive guide for cooking novices, explaining skills and recipes in kid-friendly language. best for basic learner: better homes and gardens new junior cookbookbuy on amazonbuy on walmart if you want to teach your kids cooking terms, tools and technique

4、s, you need the better homes and gardens new junior cookbook. this 128-page cookbook has more than 65 kid-friendly recipes, and its perfect for introducing kids aged 5 to 12 to the wonderful world of cooking. it includes a detailed section on cooking terms, kitchen safety, tools (including pictures)

5、, and healthy cooking. it also addresses how to measure ingredients and how to read recipes. best classic: betty crockers cookbook for boys and girlsbuy on amazonbuy on targetbuy on walmart the first edition of this classic kids cookbook was published more than 60 years ago, and the betty crockers c

6、ookbook for boys and girls is still a favorite for kids and adults alike. the recipes are ideal for children aged 8 to 12. this cookbook is an authentic reproduction of the original 1957 edition, which many baby boomers learned from themselves! many older buyers write that they had the same cookbook

7、 growing up and love sharing the classic recipes with the next generation. best vegetarian: the help yourself cookbook for kidsbuy on amazonbuy on walmart this vegan cookbook is best for children aged 6 to 12, and its aim is to teach kids about healthy eating by involving them in the cooking process

8、. the book features 60 plant-based recipes for you to make with your family, including meals, snacks, drinks and desserts.21.which cookbook can be purchased on target?a. cooking class: 57 fun recipes kids will love to make (and eat!).b. better homes and gardens new junior cookbook.c. betty crockers

9、cookbook for boys and girls.d. the help yourself cookbook for kids.22. what can we know about better homes and gardens new junior cookbook?a. it is an award-winning cookbook.b. it teaches the kids about kitchen safety.c. it includes 60 plant-based recipes.d. it was published more than 60 years ago.2

10、3. what is the similarity between cooking class: 57 fun recipes kids will love to make (and eat !) and the help yourself cookbook for kids?a. they are both designed for kids aged 6-12. b. they have recipes based on plants.c. they have recipes for whatever you want.d. they explain how to measure ingr

11、edients.b a new tv documentary is being made which charts the lives of three children who are making a home in britain. in each case, the children have travelled to the uk alone to join their mothers after a separation of several years. imran is 11 and lived in pakistan with his grandmother before c

12、oming to a village near peterborough in the east midlands to join his mother and his new stepfather, whom he had not met before. he speaks urdu and punjabi, but not a word of english. imran soon gets into trouble at school because he is at a disadvantage among his confident english-born classmates.

13、the other children tease him because they think he is not cool, so he covers up his awkwardness by playing the fool. after school he sits drawing a picture of himself with tears on each cheek. like imran, 10-year-old altynay from kyrgyzstan, spoke no english when she arrived at her new home in penis

14、tone, yorkshire, but she was lucky to have kanykei, who has lived in england for three years, to interpret for her. even so, this little girl, who was the head girl at her old school, found her first few months here very hard. early in the film she is shown laughing and dancing with kanykei, while l

15、ater she appears to be homesick and disappointed by the language barrier at her village school. but that was a few months ago. kanykei confirms that altynay is happier now because she has learned more english. compared with the two, marshal has a huge advantage, having been educated at english-langu

16、age schools in zimbabwe. he is also outgoing. when asked if settling into a new country is hard for him, he shakes his head, “no, it was not hard for me. i am a brave person.” but his new life is not without difficulties. “it is his reading i am worried about, ” says his mother josephine. “he didnt

17、have my support when he needed it.”24. what concerns imran in the uk?a. his foolish classmates.b. his poor drawing skills.c. his bad relationship with his stepfather.d. his unpleasant experience at his new school. 25. what does kanykei say about altynay?a. she is adapting to the new life speedily.b.

18、 she finds it easy to learn a new language.c. she is experiencing a positive change now.d. she has become the top student in her new class.26. how is marshal different from imran and altynay?a. he is good at reading.b. he lacks parental love.c. he has fewer difficulties in language.d. he faces more

19、challenges in his new life.27. whats the best title for the passage?a. a lonely life in a new countryb. breaking the barrierc. great expectationsd. happy life in the ukcafrica water week - nearly one billion people around the world have no access to drinking water, and that lack of clean water assoc

20、iation with improper hygiene and shortage of toilets kills 3.3 million a year. and this is a common problem in many parts of the developing world, but its effect is not widely known, according to experts at the pulitzer center on crisis reporting.as part of the world water day tradition, the center

21、is screening films about international water issues at the environmental film festival in washington, d.c. the films describe a variety of conflicts over water.“the challenge in presenting these films,” says peter sawyer, project coordinator at the pulitzer center on crisis reporting, “is to share w

22、ith a wider audience the urgent issues surrounding water.” “our goal for this screening is to just get these issues out there,” he says.“we dont feel that they attract public attention and we think that they should because they are really important.”in dhakas challenge, filmmaker stephen sapienza ex

23、plores one of the fastest growing cities in asia. he says one-third of the 15 million people in the bangladeshi capital live in places where safe water is limited. each year 400, 000 newcomers join dhakas urban poor. city water from dhakas water and sewer authority (wasa) comes at a price, available

24、 only to land owners. the film records how a non-profit group helped change the law to give the same equal water rights to the urban poor.diabalok sing ha, who is the groups founder, said, “a win-win situation actually occurred because dhaka wasa wanted their incomes and on the other hand, poor peop

25、le wanted the service and they immediately see the economic advantage of getting dhaka wasa water supply because that is cheap, so they immediately buy in. ”“ my story was just trying to point out that these problems are solvable even if you have to start small and its possible in the long run to sa

26、ve many lives, ” says sapienza.28. which of the following is the main purpose of the films?a. to show the number of people lacking clean water.b. to let more people know the serious water problems.c. to attract people to pay attention to the world conflicts.d. to get people to have a good knowledge

27、of water.29. what does paragraph 4 mainly talk about?a. ways to get cheap water.b. the film dhakas challenge.c. filmmaker stephen sapienza.d. a non-profit group.30. which of the following does diabalok sing ha agree with?a. most people cant afford the water supply.b. rich people in dhaka will buy in

28、 at once.c. poor people in dhaka need the service of water.d. dhaka wasa will see soon the economic advantage.31. what does sapienza intend to tell us by making the film dhakas challenge?a. the problem of water can possibly be solved.b. all the people cannot get city water from wasa.c. a win-win sit

29、uation is expected by every filmmaker.d. dhaka wasa is very popular with the local people. dfor the past 3000 years, when people thought of money, they thought of cash. from buying food to paying bills, day-to-day dealings involved paper or metal money. over the past decade, however, digital payment

30、s have taken offtapping your credit card on a machine or having the qr code (二維碼) on your smart phone scanned has become normal. now this revolution is about to turn cash into an endangered species in some rich countries. that will make the economy more efficient, but it also brings new problems.cou

31、ntries are getting rid of cash at different speeds. in sweden the number of retail cash transactions (交易) per person has fallen by 80% in the past ten years. cash accounts for just 6% of purchases by value in norway. britain is probably four or six years behind it. america is perhaps a decade behind

32、. outside the rich world, cash is still king. however, in china, digital payments rose from 4% of all payments in 2012 to 34% in 2017.cash is dying out because of two forces. one is demandyounger consumers want to enjoy their digital lives with payment systems. but equally important, suppliers such

33、as banks and tech firms are developing fast, easy-to-use payment technologies from which they can pull data and pocket fees.in general, the future of a cashless economy is excellent news. when cash payments disappear, people and shops are less likely to be stolen. besides, digitalisation greatly exp

34、ands the playground of small businesses by enabling them to sell beyond their borders. it also creates a credit history, helping consumers borrow. yet it is not without problems. electronic payment systems may suffer technical failures, power blackouts and cyber-attacks. whats more, in a cashless ec

35、onomy, the poor, the elderly and country folk may be left behind.32. what do we know about digital payments in paragraph 1?a. theyve been used in daily dealings for 3000 years.b. they have become popular in the past ten years.c. they can only be made on the smart phones.d. they are leading to cashs

36、dying out worldwide.33. which country is the slowest in getting rid of cash?a. america. b. britain. c. sweden d. norway.34. which of the following would the author most probably agree with?a. cash payments are less likely to disappear.b. digitalisation enables small businesses to sell nationally.c.

37、customers can have their credit history built through digital payments.d. digital payments may benefit the poor, the elderly and country folks.35. what do the underlined words mean?a. have fallen off b. have become a trendc. have been out of fashion d. have been substituted第二節(jié)（共5小題，每小題2分，滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)

38、容從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)填入空白處，其中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。 four ways to beat summer weight gain when we think of the summer holiday, most of us think of outdoor fun. so it seems like we should naturally lose weight over the summer holiday. in reality, the summer holiday isnt all beach volleyball and water sports. therefore,

39、we can gain weight easily in the summer holiday. 36 here are four ways to beat summer weight gain. 37 when we dont have a plan, its easy to spend the summer holiday moving from the couch to the computer, with regular stops before the fridge. avoid this by aiming for a specific goal, like volunteerin

40、g, mastering a new skill, or working at a job. just be sure to plan for some free time so you can relax a little!stay busy. when were bored, its easy to fall into a trap of doing nothing and then feeling low on energy. in addition to helping you avoid the cookie jar, filling your days with stuff to

41、do can give you a sense of accomplishment. 38 beat the heat. dont let summer heat put your exercise plans on hold. 39 if a gym isnt your scene, try bowling or an indoor climbing wall. if you love being outdoors, move a regular run or soccer game to early morning or evening. 40 with school out, we lo

42、se our daily routines. if you dont have a specific job or an activity to get up for, its easy to sleep late, watch too much tv, and snack more than usual. make sure your summer days have some structurelike getting up at the same time each day. plan activities for specific times, like exercising befo

43、re breakfast.a. stick to a schedule.b. get going with goals.c. relax by walking outside.d. move your workout indoors.e. we usually stay at home in the summer holiday.f. thats especially true if a dream summer job falls through.g. however, its easy to avoid this problem if we know what to look out fo

44、r.第二部分 語(yǔ)言知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）第一節(jié)（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題的a、b、c、和d四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。 a few months ago, i was picking up the children at school. emily, another mother that i knew well, rushed up to me. she was full of 41 . “do you know 42 you and i are?” she asked. 43 i could answer, she gave

45、out the reason for her question. she had just returned from renewing her drivers license at a government office. the woman 44 desk asked her what her “occupation” was. emily hesitated, 45 how to answer it. “what i mean is,” explained the woman, “do you have a job, or are you just a .?” “of course i

46、have a job,” answered emily. “im a (an) 46 .” “we dont 47 mother as an occupation . housewife covers it,” she said. i forgot all about her story 48 one day i found myself in the same situation. this time it was at our own town hall. the clerk was a woman. “and what is your occupation?” she asked. wh

47、at 49 me say it, i do not know. the words simply jumped out. “im . a (an) 50 in the field of child development and human relations.”the clerk stopped, her ball-point pen 51 in mid-air. she looked up 52 she had not heard right. i repeated the title slowly.“might i ask,” said the clerk with new intere

48、st, “just what you do in your 53 ?” coolly, i heard myself 54 “i have a continuing program of research in the laboratory and in the field. im working for my masters (the whole family) and already have 55 .credits (all daughters). i often work 14 hours a day (24 is more like it). the job is more chal

49、lenging than most jobs and the 56 are in satisfaction rather than just money.” there was an increasing note of 57 in the clerks voice as she 58 in the form. as i drove into our driveway, i was 59 by my lab assistants aged 13, 7, and 3. inside the house i could hear our new experimental model (six mo

50、nths) in the child-development program. i felt successful. motherhood.what a great 60 .41. a. thrill b. anxiety c. anger d. pleasure42. a. who b. what c. how d. why43. a. when b. as c. before d. since44. a. at b. after c. by d. around45. a. nervous b. sure c. curious d. uncertain46. a. mother b. wor

51、ker c. teacher d. doctor47. a. claim b. list c. expect d. give48. a. since b. unless c. until d. when49. a. got b. caused c. permit d. made50. a. researcher b. manager c. expert d. scholar51. a. dropped b. floated c. frozen d. broke52. a. so that b. even though c. as though d. because of53. a. famil

52、y b. subject c. study d. field54. a. words b. reply c. shout d. whisper55. a. two b. three c. four d. five56. a. rewards b. awards c. profits d. benefits57. a. interest b. respect c. doubt d fear58. a. explained b. passed c. completed d. filled59. a. accepted b. greeted c. recognized d. refused60. a

53、. person b. award c. career d. business 第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。it was a rough week. the price of oil skyrocketed as the temperature 61 (drop) sharply in maine. i had missed three days of work so my paycheck was going to be 62 (low) than normal. i was stressed and i s

54、hopped strategically, 63 (look) for every possible way 64 (cut) pennies so i could buy groceries and keep the house warm. my eight-year-old son didnt understand when i told him we were struggling that week. he wanted a special kind of yoghurt, 65 i didnt have the extra three dollars to buy it for hi

55、m. it was the kind of product that 66 (waste) a parents money and makes me hate advertising. i felt 67 (guilt) as a parent when those big eyes looked at me with ma68 (confuse), as if to say, “its just yoghurt. whats the big deal?” so i found a way. i put something back as single mothers often do. he got his yoghurt. on the way driving