人教版高中英語必修四第一學(xué)期期中考試

人教版高中英語必修四第一學(xué)期期中考試-(4)榮縣長(zhǎng)山中學(xué)2011-2012學(xué)年第一學(xué)期期中考試高二英語試卷本試卷滿分150分，考試時(shí)間120分鐘。第一節(jié)：?jiǎn)雾?xiàng)填空（共20小題，每小題1分，滿分20分）從A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。1.—Guesswhat!Icameacrossanoldfriendatthepartylastnight.—______.I’msureyouhadawonderfultime.A.Soundsgood! B.Allright C.Verywell.D.Hownice!2.Thechairmanaskedmeto_________myspeechto20minutes.A.make B.giveC.explain D.limit3.—Howdidyourfatherdealwithyou?—Wewereluckyto____beingpunished.A.admitB.escapeC.considerD.stop4.Theoldladycamein,____herselfwithawalkingstick.upsmoking____hardwetried.

A.soB.howC.thoughD.however11.____hewasnotrichenoughtobuywhateverhewanted,Edisondecidedtomakehisnewlaboratorythebest.

A.AlthoughB.SinceC.WhenD.As12.Studentsareoftenwarnedthatanyonewholeavestheclassroomatnightmustrememberto_____allthelights,orhewillbefined.A.switchoff B.gooff C.takeoff D.bringoff13.----Shehasbeenillforaweek.-----I_____withheratnoontomorrow. A.stayed B.stay C.amstaying D.shallbestaying14.Theharderyouworkatyourlessons,thegreaterprogressyou________. A.willmake B.make C.havemade D.made15.___________andI’llgettheworkfinished.

A.HaveonemorehourB.Onemorehour

C.GivenonemorehourD.IfIhaveonemorehour16.Atthesightofhermother,thesurpriseinherfacewas____byjoy.A.takenplaceB.replacedC.inplaceofD.insteadof17.—CouldIuseyourdictionary?—Sorry,it__________.A.isusing B.wasusing C.wasused D.isbeingused18.Itisoften____thathumanbeingsarenaturallyequippedtospeak.A.saidB.tosayC.sayingD.beingsaid19.Thebridgebuilttenyearsago_____theisland_____themainland.A.connects;to B.connecting;withC.isconnected;toD.connected;by20.LastweekIsawamovieadapted（改編）fromTheArabianNights,which____bychildren.A.wereespeciallylovedB.isespeciallylovedC.especiallywaslovedD.areespeciallyloved第二節(jié)：完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）Ioncehadafriendwhogrewtobeclosetome.Oncewhenweweresittingontheedgeofaswimmingpool,she21thepalm(手掌)ofherhandwithsomewaterand22itbeforeme,saying,“Youseethewater23containedinmyhand?Itstandsforlove.”ThiswashowIsawit:24youkeepyourhandcarefullyopenandallowitto25there,itwillalwaysbethere.However,ifyou26tocloseyourfingersrounditandtryto27it,itwillspillthroughthefirstcracks（縫隙）it28.NowIseethisisthebiggest29thatpeoplemakewhentheymeet30…theytrytopossess（擁有，占用）it,theydemand,they31…andjustlikethewaterspillingoutofyourhand,lovewill32fromyou.Forloveismeanttobefree,youcannot33itsnatureeveninyourlifetime.Iftherearepeopleyoulove,allowthemtobe34beings.Give,butdon’texpect.Advise,butdon’t35.Ask,butneverdemand.Itmightsound36,butitisalessonthatmaytakealifetimeto37.Itisthesecrettotruelove.Totrulypracticeit,youmustsincerelyfeel38expectationsfromthosewhoyoulove.Ifyoulovesomething,setitfree;ifit39,it’syours;ifitdoesn’t,it40was.21.A.washed B.painted C.filled D.wetted22.A.poured B.held C.spilled Dthrew23.A.constantly B.carefully C.hurriedly D.nervously24.A.Though B.Before C.Once D.If25.A.leave B.remain C.stand D.fall26.A.attempt B.fail C.refuse D.agree27.A.watch B.protect C.possess D.drink28.A.loses B.digs C.breaks D.finds29.A.choice B.decision C.joke D.mistake30.A.love B.hope C.trouble D.failure31.A.give B.expect C.suggest D.allow32.A.escape B.suffer C.learn D.hear33.A.test B.observe C.keep D.change34.Avaluable B.free C.secret D.private35.A.order B.imagine C.remind D.invite36.A.possible B.important C.simple D.complex37.A.express B.describe C.think D.practice38.A.other B.no C.many D.some39.A.comesback B.standsup C.dropsin D.leavesoff40.A.seldom B.often C.never D.always第三節(jié)閱讀理解（共25小題，每小題2分，滿分50分）ASantaFe,thecapitalofNewMexico,U.S.A.,isinthecentralpartofthestate,ontheSantaFeRiver,whichflowsintotheRioGrande35kilometreswestofthecity.Morethantwothousandmetresabovesealevel,itliesintheSangredeCristoMountainswiththeOrtizMountainstothesoutheast.SantaFewasfoundedin1609bytheSpanish(西班牙人)onanoldIndianvillage.In1680theIndiansseizedtheplacebutonlyhelditfortwelveyearsbeforetheSpanishretookit.ThecityremainedunderSpanishruleuntilMexicowonitsindependence(獨(dú)立)in1821.FromthenonitwasaMexicancityuntil1846whenitwastakenoverbyAmericantroops.Withapopulationof48,953,SantaFeisnowthesecondlargestcityinthestate.Becauseofitssunnyweather,richhistoryandsurroundingmountains,itisagoodplaceforholidaymakers.BesideshuntingandskatinginthemountainspeopleenjoyshoppingintheIndianandSpanishshops,whichbringsalargeincometothecityeveryyear.Insummerthereisaninternationalopera(歌劇)seasonwhenoperasareshowninapartly-roofed,open-airtheatredailyforpeoplefromallovertheworld.41.AtpresentSantaFebelongsto

.A.India

B.MexicoC.Spain(西班牙)

D.theUnitedStates42.WhichofthedrawingsbelowgivesanideaofwhatSantaFeislike?RG=theRioGrande

SFR=theSantaFeRiver

OM=theOrtizMountains43.SantaFewasundertheruleoftheMexicansin

.A.1675

B.169544.ThepeoplewhoheldSantaFeforthelongestperiodinhistorywerethe

.A.Spanish

B.IndiansC.Mexicans

D.Americans45.WhatisofspecialinteresttopeoplewhovisitSantaFeinsummer?A.Hunting.

B.Fishing.C.Watchingoperas.

D.Doingshopping.46.SantaFeisbestdescribed(描述)asa

.A.tradecentre

B.holidaycentreC.homeforallnationsD.seaportcity47.OneofthereasonsforvisitorstocometoSantaFeisthatit

.A.hasfineweatherB.isthestatecapitalC.hashistoricalmonumentsD.isontheSantaFeRiverBNothingwasgoingrightforDr.Turneratthehospital.Hemadeamistakewhileoperatingonapatient.Hefeltsurehewasnolongertrustedanddecidedtochangehisjob.Onedayhelearnedfromthepaperthatadoctorwaslookingforapartner(合作者).Thedoc-tor,whosenamewasJohnson,livedinThorby,asmalltowninthenorthofEngland.AfewdayslaterDr.TurnerwenttoThorby,andarrivedatDr.Johnson'shomeearlyintheafternoon.Thougholdandalittledeaf,Dr.Johnsonstillhadagoodbrain.Hekepttalkingtothevisitoraboutthetownanditspeople.Whentheyturnedtothequestionofpartnership,itwasalreadysevenintheevening.Dr.JohnsoninvitedDr.TurnertohavedinnerwithhiminarestaurantbeforecatchingthetrainbacktoLondon.Dr.TurnernoticedthatDr.Johnsonwasfondofgoodfoodandexpensivewines.Theyhadanexcellentmeal.Whenthebillwasbrought,Dr.Johnsonfeltinhispocket."Oh,dear,"hesaid."I'veforgottenmymoney.""That'sallright,"Dr.Turnersaid."I'llpaythebill."Ashedidso,hebegantowonderwhetherDr.Johnsonwasworthyoftrust.48.Dr.Turnerdecidedtoleavehispresentjobbecause

.A.hehadneverbeentrustedB.itdemandedtoogreatskillsC.hebelieveditofferedlittlehopeforhisfutureD.hethoughtthehospitalwouldlikehimtoleave49.Thetwodoctorsspentmostoftheafternoontalkingabout

.A.thingsofnointeresttoDr.JohnsonB.thingsofnoimportancetoDr.TurnerC.healthmattersD.foodanddrink50.Thestorysuggeststhat

.A.Dr.Johnsondidnot

likeDr.TurnerB.thetwodoctorswouldbecomefriendsC.thetwodoctorswouldnotworktogetherD.Dr.Turnerdecidedtostayathispresentjob51.Thewordsdidsointhelastsentencemean

.A.caughtthetrainbacktoLondonB.feltinhispocketC.paidthebillD.saidthosewordsCIfyourmotherwantstotellyousomething,sheuseswords.Birdscannottalkaswedo.Butsomebirdscanmakesoundstowarntheiryoungofdanger.Theyhavetheirownwaystomaketheyoungbirdsdocertainthing.ThejackdawisakindofblackbirdsthatlivesinEurope.Jackdawslivetogetherinflocks.(群)Yongjackdawsdonotknowtheirenemies.Whenanolderjackdawseesadog,itmakesaloudtattling(格格響的)sound.Theyoungbirdsknowthissoundmeansanenemyisnearby.Thesoundswarnsthemtoknowtheirenemy.Ifayoungjackdawisinadangerousplace,ajackdawparentfliesoverhimfrombehind.Theparentbirdflieslowovertheyoungbird’sback,theparents’tailfeathersmovequicklyfromsidetoside,Itistryingtosay,“Followme.”Atthesametime,theparentcallsout,“Key-aw,Key-aw.”Theparentmeans,“Flyhomewithme.”Theyoungbirdthenfollowstheolderonehome.Youngjackdawsdonothavetolearnwhatcertainsoundsmean.Theyknowthemeaningofthesesoundsfromthetimetheyhatch.52.Thejackdawlivesin_____.A.EuropeB.AustraliaC.AmericaD.Africa53.Whenanoldjackdawseesadog,it_____.A.callsout“Followme.”B.makesaloudsoundC.fliesawayD.fightsthedog.54.Parentjackdawcanusetheirtailfeathersto______.A.asktheiryoungtofollowthemB.playagamewiththeyoungC.tellthemealtimeD.giveawarningofafire55.Thestorytellsmuchabout_____.A.thedangerofjackdaws.B.inwhichmothercantalktotheirchildren.C.thewayjackdawswarntheiryoungofdanger.D.howthejackdawsareliving.56.Whichofthefollowingdoesthisstoryleadyoutobelieve?A.Allanimalparentscantalktotheiryoung.B.Dogsarethemostdangerousenemiesforjackdaws.C.Youngjackdawsknowthemeaningoftheirparents’soundwhentheygrowolder.D.Somebirdscangivecertaininformationtooneanother.DWhenXiaMinstarteddrinkingalcoholwithherclassmatesatafriend’sbirthday,shedidn’trealizewhatwouldhappentoher.Shedrankalotandfellintoacoma(昏迷).The15year-oldgirlfromChongqingneverrecovered.Xia’sdeathiswarningtootherstudents.AnewrulewentintoeffectonJanuary1,2006.Teensarenotallowedtobuyordrinkalcohol.Shopsarenotallowedtosellittothem.A1999Chineselawforbade(禁止)shopstosellalcoholtoyouthsunder18.Butitisnottakenseriouslybyshopkeepersbecauseitdoesn’thavespecificrules.Peoplehopethenewrulewillwork.“ItastedalcoholwhenhavingthedinnerofthelastNewYear’sEve,”saidLianYuqi,a16-year-oldgirlinXiamen.Shebelievesthatthenewrulewillstopteensfromdrinkingandhelpthemgrowinahealthyway.“Althoughitmaybealittledisappointingnottohavebeeratparties,Ithinkwecanhavesoftdrinksinstead,”shesaid.57.XiaMindiedfromalcoholattheageof______.A.15 B.16 C.17 D.1858.Theunderlinedword“it”means________.A.awarningsing B.ashopkeeperC.thenewrule D.a1999Chineselaw59.Wecanknowthat________.A.itisagainstthenewruleforyouthsunder18todrinkalcoholB.shopscansellalcoholtoa16yearsoldyouth.C.withoutanIDcard,youngpeoplecan’tbuyalcoholD.itseemsthattheyounggirl,LiangYuqi,likestodrinkalcohol60.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Thenewrulehasworkedverywell.B.Shopkeeperscansellalcoholtoteensabove18.C.China’slegaldrinkingageisclearlyunder18.D.Manyteensdrinkalcoholtoshowthey’vegrownup.61.Thispassageismainlyabout_______.A.theharmofdrinkingalcoholB.thelegalagefordrinkingalcoholC.anewruletostopteensdrinkingD.student’sideasaboutdrinkingalcoholETherearealotofdifferencesinlifeintheUSthatyoucanonlylearnbylivinghere.However,wewilltrytointroduceyoutosomeofthemoreimportantculturaldifferences.PersonalSpaceWhentwopeoplearetalkingtoeachother,theytendtostandadistanceapart.Eachpersonhasaninvisibleboundary(界限)aroundtheirbodyintowhichotherpeoplemaynotcome.Interestingly，theaveragepersonaldistancevariesfromculturetoculture.Americanstendtorequiremorepersonalspacethaninothercultures.SoifyoutrytogettooclosetoanAmericanduringyourconversation,heorshewillfeelthatyouare“intheirface”andwilltrytobackaway.Trytoavoidphysicalcontactwhileyouarespeaking,sincethismayalsoleadtodiscomfort.Tipping(小費(fèi))Restaurantsdonotincludeaservicechargeinthebill,soyoushouldtipthewaiter15%ofthetotalbill.Ifserviceissloworparticularbad,someAmericanswilltiponly10%.Ifserviceisparticularlygood,itisappropriatetotip20%.Ifserviceissobadthatyouwillnevereatintherestaurantagain,leavetwocents.Ittellsthewaiterthatyouhaven’tforgottentoleaveatip.Tippingisonlyappropriateinrestaurantswhichoffertableservice.Youdonottipthecashierinafastfoodrestaurant.GesturesTowavegoodbyeorhellotosomeone,raiseyourhandandwaveitfromsidetoside,notfronttoback.Wavethewholehand,notjustthefingers.Wavingthehandfronttobackorthefingersupanddownmeans“no”,“stop”,or“goaway’.Holdingyourhandupwiththepalmfacingforwardbutnomovementmeans“stop”.Ifyouwanttopointatanobject,extendtheindexfingeranduseittopointattheobject.Itisnotpolitetopointatpeople.Althoughshowingyourfistwiththethumbuporyouropenhandwiththetipsofthethumbandindexfingertogetherformingan“O”means“OK”，thesearestereotypes(老套).Americansunderstandthesegestures,buttheyaremainlyusedbyactorsinmovies,notinreallife.62.IfanAmericantowhomyouarespeakingbacksawayalittle,you’dbetter__________.A.nottrytoclosethegapB.stoptalkingwithhimorherC.backawaytooD.askhimorherwhathappened63.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEwhenyoueatoutintheUS?A.Thetipalwaysrangesfrom10%to20%ofthetotalbill.B.Youneedn’tleaveatipifyouwillnevereatintherestaurant.C.It’sunnecessarytotipthewaiterinarestaurant.D.Tippingisnotnecessaryinfastfoodrestaurants.64.WhichofthefollowinggesturesisnotusedinAmericans’dailylife?AB.C.D..65.WecanlearnfromthepassagethatintheUS___________________.A.it’snaturaltotoucheachotherinaconversation.B.it’spolitetoleaveatipthoughtheserviceisbad.C.thereisonlyonegesturemeaning“stop”.D.Americansusethesamegesturetopointatpeopleandobjects.榮縣長(zhǎng)山中學(xué)校高二英語第一學(xué)期半期考試班級(jí)_______姓名________考號(hào)_________密封線測(cè)試答題卷班級(jí)_______姓名________考號(hào)_________密封線成績(jī)__________單項(xiàng)填空（20分）1-5____________6-10___________11-15___________16-20__________完形填空（30分）21-25______________24-30_____________31-35______________36-40_____________閱讀理解（50分）41-45______________46-50_____________51-55_______________56-60_____________61-65_______________第四節(jié)：短文改錯(cuò)（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）此題要求改正所給短文中的錯(cuò)誤。對(duì)標(biāo)有題號(hào)的每一行做出判斷：如無錯(cuò)誤，在該行右邊橫線上畫一個(gè)勾（√）；如有錯(cuò)誤（每行只有一個(gè)錯(cuò)誤），則按下列情況改正：此行多一個(gè)詞：把多余的詞用斜線（\）劃掉，在該行右邊橫線上寫出該詞，并也用斜線劃掉。此行缺一個(gè)詞：在缺詞處加一個(gè)漏字符號(hào)（∧），在該行右邊橫線上寫出該加的詞。此行錯(cuò)一個(gè)詞：在錯(cuò)的詞下劃一橫線，在該行右邊橫線上寫出改正后的詞。注意：原行沒有錯(cuò)的不要改。WhenIwaslittleIalwayssaidIwant1._______________tobeadoctorandthathaschanged.2._______________Iwilldefinitelystudymedicinesafter3._______________Ifinishschool.Itwillbealothard4.________________workIknows,butit’smydream.Soin5.________________tenyearsIhopeIwillneitherbeworking6._______________inahospitalorasadoctorwithmyown7._______________surgery.Eventual,I’dliketobecomea8._______________surgeon.I’llbesavedlivesandthatis9._______________definitelyveryusefullyandinterestingcareer.10.______________第五節(jié)：?jiǎn)卧~填空（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）1.You’renotallowedtoparkhereunlessyouhavea_______(許可證).2.Thereusedtobea________(混泥土)building.3.Iwanttobuytwosecond-class________(單程票)toShanghai.4.Mostofusprobablyhopethatwewillneverhavetofacemajor_________(外科手術(shù)).5.Indeed,your________(無意識(shí)的)mindisworkingoutproblemsallthetime.6.Manyoftheearth’splantsandanimalshavealreadydiedout,a