湖南省岳陽(yáng)市建新農(nóng)場(chǎng)學(xué)校高二英語(yǔ)上學(xué)期期末試卷含解析

湖南省岳陽(yáng)市建新農(nóng)場(chǎng)學(xué)校高二英語(yǔ)上學(xué)期期末試卷含解析一、選擇題1.____hard,andyouwillsucceedintime.A.Working

B.Towork

C.Work

D.If

work參考答案：C2.IfLiuDehuahadn’theldhisconcertinJinan,Iwouldn’thaveseenhim______.A.inaflash

B.inparticularC.intheflesh

D.inperson參考答案：C3.Themanwasabouttotellthepolicemanthesecret________someoneshothimdeath.A．a(chǎn)s

B．until

C．while

D．when參考答案：D4.－AreyoucomingtotheEnglishevening?－I’mnotsure.I________gototheconcertinstead.A.must B.would

C.should D.might參考答案：D5.

tothegiftwasanoteonwhichheexpressedhisgratitudeforourreceptionduringhisstayhere.A.Beingattached

B.AttachingC.Attached

D.havingattached參考答案：C【詳解】考查非謂語(yǔ)動(dòng)詞。句意：禮物上附著一張紙條，在上面他對(duì)在這里受到的接待表示感謝。句中anote和動(dòng)詞attach是被動(dòng)關(guān)系，此句是被動(dòng)語(yǔ)態(tài)，是倒裝結(jié)構(gòu)，正常結(jié)構(gòu)是anotewasattachedtothegift,過(guò)去分詞放在了句首。故選C.6.---Ifyoufocusonwhatyou'veleftbehind,you'llneverbeabletoseewhatliesahead.---That’sit.

A.Ican’tagreewithit.

B.You’vegotapointthere.C.You’vegotmethere.

D.Actionspeakslouderthanwords.參考答案：B試題分析：考查情景對(duì)話

句意上：---如果你你總是專注你落在后面的東西的話，你就永遠(yuǎn)不會(huì)看見(jiàn)前方的東西。--是的，你說(shuō)的完全正確?？崭裉幣cB項(xiàng)的意義一致，故B項(xiàng)正確。A項(xiàng)表示的是“我不同意”與前面的“that’sit”矛盾；C項(xiàng)表示“你難道我了”；D項(xiàng)是“行動(dòng)勝過(guò)言語(yǔ)”之意。7.Wouldyou_________hernovelsasseriousliteratureormereentertainment?A.classify

B.distinguish

C.mistake

D.remark參考答案：A略8.Itwasnot_____hetookoffhisblackhat_____.Irealizedhewasoneofmyoldfriendsfromcollege.A.when;that

B.when;then

C.until;when

D.until;that參考答案：D略9.Onceyoustart,youmustneverstop______happensunlessyoufind______youaredoinguseless.A.nomatterwhat;nomatterwhat

B.whatever;nomatterwhatC.nomatterwhat;whatever

D.nomatter;whatever參考答案：C10.Whenhewokeuphefoundhimself___inbedinthehospitaland____agroupofdoctors.A.tolie,tobesurrounded

B.lying,beingsurroundedC.lying,surrounded

D.tolie,surrounded參考答案：C11.Thenewdiscoveryisof________.

A.greatsignificance

B.verysignificance

C.greatsignificant

D.veryimportance參考答案：A略12.Some76,800highschoolstudentswentabroadfortheireducationlastyear,

_________23percentofallChinesestudentsstudyingabroad．A.accountingfor

B.puttingup

C.settingup

D.consistingof參考答案：A13.Itwasnotuntilthebeginningofthemeeting_____herealized_____Itoldhimwastheonlypossiblewaytodealwiththeproblem.A.that;what

B.what;that

C.when;what

D.when;that參考答案：A14.Alongwiththeletterwashispromise_______hewouldvisitmethiscomingChristmas.

A.that

B.which

C.what

D.whether參考答案：A15.Ifmycar_________morereliable,IwouldhavedriventoBeijinginsteadofflyinglastsummer.

A.wouldbe

B.hadbeen

C.was

D.shouldbe參考答案：B16.．Mostparentsthinkthatcomputergameshaveabad_______ontheirchildren．

A．expression

B．influence

C．impression

D．conclusion參考答案：b略二、完型填空17.閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從36-50各題所給的A,B,C,D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。(共15小題，每題1分,滿分15分)ParisshockstouristsAH,Paris!Thecityd’amour(愛(ài)),wherelovedoneswalkbytheRiverSeine,kissundertheEiffelTower,andenjoy

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candle-litdinnersatthefamousLeMeuricerestaurant.Acrossthecity,“l(fā)ovelocks”,

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ofacouple’sloveareputonitsfamousbridgestostaythereforever.Butinthecityoflove,allisnotasitseems.Insteadofromanticstreets,therearedirtyones;insteadofworld-classservice,thereare

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waiters;andinsteadofcarefullywatchedattractions,therearepickpockets.Thesearesomeofthe

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oftouristsvisitingtheFrenchcapitalwhohavebeenshockedafter

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akindofParisverydifferentfromtheoneseeninthepopularfilmsChocolatandAmélie.The“Parissyndrome(綜合癥)”,asitisknown,describesthefeelingofdisenchantment(覺(jué)醒)afterbuildinguparomanticviewofthecity.AsthereareexpensiveLouisVuitton,Hermes,andCartierstoresonthefamousChamps-Elysées,itiseasytoseewhy60percentofChinesetourists

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inParis.Butbecausetheyareoftencarryinglargeamountsofmoney,manyChinesetouristsarebeing

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bythecity’spickpockets.“Sometimes,Chinesetouriststryto

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anicecreamwitha500-euro(3,867-yuan)bill,”Jean-FrancoisZhou,presidentoftheChineseassociationoftravelagenciesinFrance,toldBloomberg.“Theyusuallychangelargeamountsofyuanto

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money-changingfees,andtheuseofcreditcardsisn’tas

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inChinaasitisinEurope,”he

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.However,storiesofrudeParisianshavelongbeentold

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Europe.TheBritishhavebeenteasingtheFrenchforbeingunfriendlyforalongtime,andevenmanyFrenchpeopleoutsideofParisadmitthatParisianscanbealittlebad-tempered.Butdigdeeperthanthegeneralnicetouristinteractionsandyou’llfinda

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sidetoParisandParisians.Ifyou’rewillingtogotoplacesthatyoumightnotseeinpostcards,therearemanyincredibly(極為)beautifulandsurprising

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hiddenallaroundthecitythatwillgiveyouatasteoftheromanceyou

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.Parisissimplyaproudcitythatsometimesgetsalittletiredoftourists.36.A.tasty B.romantic C.delicious D.wonderful37.A.symbols B.signals C.signs D.marks38.A.friendly B.helpful C.rude D.enthusiastic39.A.concerns B.conditions C.concepts D.consciousness40.A.expecting B.examining C.exploring D.experiencing41.A.share B.stay C.shop D.stop42.A.targeted B.stolen C.mentioned D.observed43.A.payoff B.payout C.payup D.payfor44.A.ask B.limit C.charge D.demand45.A.common B.possible C.ordinary D.soon46.A.answered B.added C.apologized D.advised47.A.besides B.outsideof C.around D.throughout48.A.unbelievable B.negative C.pleasant D.rough49.A.spots B.parks C.churches D.restaurants50.A.travelled B.interested C.passed D.imagined參考答案：36-40BACAD

41-45CADBA

46-50BDCAD三、閱讀理解18.Afteraverybusyafternoon，asIwalkedintomyhouse，Iheardthephoneringing.ItwasmyfriendLydia，upsetoveranargumentwithherhusband.Myusualapproachistoofferadvice，butthistime，exhaustedfromchores，Isimplysatdowninachairandlistenedtomyfriend’sfrustration

andsadness.Withoutthedisturbanceofjudgmentorthedesiretocomforther，Istayedtotallyquietwhileshetalked.EventuallyLydia’sdepressioneasedandwesaidourgoodbyes.Thenextdayshephonedtothankme.“I’msogratefulforthewayyouhelpedmethroughthis，”shesaid.AtfirstIwassurprised.Afterall，Ihaddonenothingexceptbethereforher.ButafterIhadmyownventing(發(fā)泄的)

experiencewithanotherfriendlaterthatevening，Irealizedthatmyfocusedsilencehadsomevalue.Infact，mostrelationshipexpertsagreethattalkischeap；it’slisteningthat’srareandvaluableItallowsyounotonlytohearwhattheotherpersonissaying，butalsotohaveaclearunderstandingofherthoughtsandfeelings.Andforthespeaker，thatlevelofunderstandingtranslatesintoconcernandrespect.Unfortunately，listeningisn’taseasyasitsounds.Thanks

to

schedules

filled

with

familyandwork，multitaskinghasbecomeabarrier(障礙)tolistening.Mytirednessmayhavebeentheonlythingstoppingmefromfolding

laundryorcheckingmye-mailwhileLydiatalkedthatafternoon.

Anotherbarriertolisteningisourlisteningsystem：Mostofustakeinonlyabouthalfofwhat’sbeingsaidduringaconversation，accordingtotheInternationalListeningAssociation.Researchshowsthatwespeakat125to150wordsperminute，yetthinkat500wordsaminute.Therefore，becausewethinkmuchmorequicklythanwe

speak，itiseasyforustoloseourconcentrationwhen

listeningtospeakers.Whileitcanbehardtofocusattimes，it’saskillworthdeveloping.Withalittlepractice

(employingsometechniques)，youcanbecomeabetterlistener.61．Whydidn’ttheauthorgiveanyadvicetoLydiathatafternoon?A．BecauseshethoughtherkeepingsilencewasbetterforLydia.B．Becauseshedidn’tknowhowtocomfortLydia.C．BecauseshewastootiredtotalktoLydia.D．Becauseshecouldn’tcutinwhileLydiawastalking.62．InParagraph2，theauthormainlytalksabout________.A．theimportanceoflisteningB．theimportanceofventingangerC．herownlisteningexperienceD．herownventingexperience63．TheauthorusestheresultoftheresearchinParagraph4tomainlyshowthat________.A．wethinkmuchmorequicklythanwespeakB．wecanonlyunderstandabouthalfofwhatwehearC．thereisnotmuchthinkingtimeavailablewhilewearelisteningD．weloseourconcentrationeasilywhilewearelistening64．Whatwillbediscussedfollowingthepassage?A．Whylisteningisvaluable.B．Whatweshoulddowhilelistening.C．Howtobecomeagoodlistener.D．Howtostopdriftingoffwhilelistening.65．Thefirstparagraphservesasa(n)________．A．explanation

B．introductionC．comment

D．background參考答案：略19.ThetelevisionnewsfeatureaboutBenHeckmann,aneighthgraderfromFarmington,Minn.,wasbreathlessinitspraise.“At14,hehasaccomplishedsomethingmanyadultscan’tachieve,”thereportersaid.“Benisatwice-publishedauthor.”ButBen’stwo“VelvetBlack”books,describingafictionalrockband,werenotpickedfromapileofmanuscripts(手稿)byaneagleeyedpublisher.Theywereself-published,atacostof$400byBen’sparents.Overthepastfiveyears,print-on-demandtechnologyandagrowingnumberofselfpublishingcompanieswhosebookscanbesoldonlinehaveinspiredwritersofallagestoavoidthetraditionalgatekeepingsystemfordeterminingwhocouldcallhimselfa“publishedauthor.”Themothersandfatherswhofootthebillsaytheyaresimplytryingtoencouragetheirchildren,inthesamewaythatotherparentsbuyequipmentforapromisingbaseballplayer.Butothersseeself-publishingasalostopportunitytoteachchildrenabouthardshipandperseverance.MrRobbins,acritic,thinksitiswonderfultostartwritingatayoungage,butworriesself-publishingsendsthewrongmessage.“Therearenoprodigies(神童)inliterature,”hesaid.“Literaturerequiresexperience,inawaythatmathematicsandmusicdonot.”AlanRinzler,apublishingindustryveteran,suggestedparentshireaprofessionaleditorlikehimtoworkwiththeirchildtotearamanuscriptapartandhelpmakeitbetter.Ben’sfather,Ken,saidBen’sambitions“weren’ttoknockHarryPotteroffthelist,”but“togetthatgoodfeelinginsidethatyou’vedonesomething.”AjlaDizdarevic,12,whohasselfpu