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2019-2020年高二上學(xué)期期末考試英語試題 含答案(III) 第I卷 （共73分） I. Listening prehension Section A Directions: In Section A, you will hear five short conversations between two speakers. At the end of each conversation, a question will be asked about what was said. The conversations and the questions will be spoken only once. After you hear a conversation and the question about it, read the four possible answers on you paper, and decide which one is the best answer to the question you have heard. 1. A. At a train station. B. At an airport. C. At a travel agency. D. At a bus station. 2. A. 7:10. B. 7:20. C. 7:30. D. 7:50. 3. A. How to keep fit. B. How to deal with pressure. C. What to play with. D. What to take up as a hobby. 4. A. He doesn’t need his iPad until Friday. B. He forgets to take his iPad back. C. He cannot wait until Friday for his iPad. D. He wants his iPad back immediately. 5. A. The new dress makes her look cool. B. She bought the dress when it was warm. C. She doesn’t like cold weather at all. D. It has been too cold to wear the new dress. Section B Directions: In Section B, you will hear two short passages, and you will be asked three questions on each of the passage. The passages will be read twice, but the questions will be spoken only once. When you hear a question, read the four possible answers on your paper and decide which one would be the best answer to the question you have heard. Questions 6 through 8 are based on the following passage. 6. A. Relieved and happy. B. Guilty or selfish. C. Stressed and regretful. D. Supportive or confident. 7. A. Telling people honestly that you are not available. B. Mentioning the importance of what people are doing. C. Providing people with other ideas to solve the problem. D. Offering kind remarks about people having trust in you. 8. A. It could be annoying to turn people down. B. How to say no but still be nice to people. C. It is not nice of you to say no to people anyway. D. How to be less stressed by turning people down. Questions 9 through 11 are based on the following passage. 9. A. To take it with the farmer to the parade. B. To encourage farmers to raise it. C. To add happiness to the holiday. D. To grow a culture in the country. 10. A. The presidents of the United States prefer turkeys to any other birds. B. Each state in the United Sates pardons one turkey on Thanksgiving Day. C. Turkeys as well as eagles enjoy great popularity in the United States. D. The turkey will replace the eagle to be the national bird of the United States. 11. Talented. B. Delicious. C. Interesting. D. Fortunate. Section C Directions: In Section C, you will hear a longer conversation. The conversation will be read twice. After you hear each conversation, you are required to fill in the numbered blanks with the information you have heard. Write you answers on your answer sheet. Blanks12 through 15 are based on the following conversation. plete the form. Write ONE WORD for each answer. The woman’s plaint: She can never finish her 12 . The last time she took a holiday: Last 13 . The man’s suggestions: Trying to be 14 . Taking a holiday without her puter will 15 her. II. Grammar and Vocabulary Section A Directions: Beneath each of the following sentences there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one answer that best pletes the sentence. 16. A goodbye meal is often considered ______ a perfect way to say so long to your friends. A. from B. in C. for D. as 17. --- Mum, I really have no idea which container is the best. --- Well, then. Put ______ of them in the cart. We may need them one day anyway. A. both B. neither C. none D. all 18. ______, some famous scientists have the qualities of being both careful and careless. A. Strangely enough B. Strange enough C. Enough strangely D. Enough strange 19. If you want help — money or anything, let me know, ______ you? A. do B. don’t C. will D. won’t 20. ______ Tom’s excellent at science, his twin brother lacks the slightest knowledge of it. A. Because B. While C. If D. When 21. Due to the super storm Sandy, thousands of people in New York City were forced ______ their homes. A. leaving B. to be left C. being left D. to leave 22. The woman is going through a tough period ______ she must shoulder heavy responsibilities in her family life. A. that B. whose C. in which D. with which 23. Safely ______ to the zoos after the natural disaster, the pandas are reported to have settled very well. A. sent B. being sent C. having been sent D. sending 24. The regulation says we should not ski alone in this area ______ we fall and get hurt. A. so that B. in case C. even if D. now that 25. The bookstore has the writer’s works on the shelf, some of ______ have been sold out since he was awarded the prize. A. those B. them C. whom D. which 26. Vampire Diary(吸血鬼日記) is a TV series about ______ vampires. Surprisingly, ______ TV viewers love it. A. frightening; interested B. frightened; interesting C. frightening; interesting D. frightened; interested 27. Jill came to China as an exchange student from the UK last month. He ______ Chinese since then, and still cannot understand it. A. studied B. is studying C. has been studying D. had studied 28. The bridge which ______ will be open to traffic soon. The work is almost done. A. has restored B. is restoring C. is being restored D. has been restored 29. ______ medicine to chicken’s food makes them grow faster, which brings a quick profit to some greedy panies. A. Added B. Having added C. Being added D. Adding Section B Directions: plete the following passage by using the words in the box. Each word can only be used once. Note that there is one word more than you need. A. wonders B. reconstruct C. puzzled D. reflect AB. traders AC. ruin AD. stocked BC. demanding BD. observable Alexandria was a city by the ocean and its mercial life depended on merce and fishing. However, the coast around Alexandria was flat and it was ___30___ for the sailors to find their way to it. To overe this problem, the ruler of the city decided to build a lighthouse to guide ___31___ and fishermen to the city during day and night. The total height of the lighthouse was about 120 metres. It took ancient Egyptians 40 years to build the giant lighthouse on the island of Pharos. During the day, the lighthouse used a great mirror to ___32___ sunlight. The light from the mirror might have been ___33___ for 50 kilometres. At night, a fire burned brightly inside the light room. Several earthquakes struck Alexandria, during which the Pharos was damaged. By 1349, the lighthouse had fallen into ___34___ and it was impossible to enter it. There was little reason to ___35___ the lighthouse, because the sea around the lighthouse had long been ___36___ with sand and ships could not sail into Alexandria’s harbours. In 1480, another Egyptian ruler made his decision to build a fort (要塞) on the original site of the Pharos. The people in Egypt built a new building out of the fallen lighthouse’s stone and marble, and with that, one of the world’s ancient ___37___ disappeared. III. Reading prehension Section A Directions: For each blank in the following passage there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the context. When it es to sports injuries, the old days of “play through the pain” is over. Doctors, trainers and most coaches are now aware that playing through a sports ___38___ can cause damage that keeps you on the bench longer and it may even ___39___ your sports career entirely. Continuing to play if you have an injury can make that injury ___40___. A small stress breaking that might have healed or recovered quickly can grow into a more serious, more painful one that will take longer to heal. ___41___ worsening an existing injury, playing when you’re already injured means you also can get hurt someplace else. That’s because you may be playing in a way that’s not ___42___ for your body — it protects the injured ___43___ but puts others at risk. So what should athletes do? First, stop playing as soon as you notice an injury and talk to your coach or doctor. Then keep ___44___ until you are fully healed and your doctor gives the go ahead. Second, ___45___ your body. Sports medicine experts remend conditioning as a way to prevent injuries from happening ___46___. Talk to your coach, trainer, or visit a sports medicine center to find out your strengths and weaknesses so that there is less ___47___ of injury. Sports medicine centers in children’s hospitals are a good choice. Trainers and doctors who work with young athletes know more about ___48___ bodies and the kinds of injuries teenagers can get than trainers who work with adults. If you already have an injury, these experts can give you conditioning exercises aimed at your body so that it both ___49___ and grows stronger. 38. A. club B. event C. injury D. field 39. A. end up B. turn down C. keep off D. escape from 40. A. lighter B. worse C. curable D. painful 41. A. Owing to B. In addition to C. Instead of D. In spite of 42. A. ideal B. helpful C. fortable D. natural 43. A. body B. player C. trainer D. area 44. A. resting B. practising C. exercising D. sleeping 45. A. stretch B. condition C. challenge D. protect 46. A. in the first place B. at last C. in the meantime D. as usual 47. A. damage B. worry C. suffering D. risk 48. A. aging B. aching C. developing D. recovering 49. A. functions B. strengthens C. heals D. hurts Section B Directions: Read the following two passages. Each passage is followed by several questions or unfinished statements. For each of them there are four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choose the one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read. (A) One day, when I was in college, a dishonest-looking character approached me in the student union with a leather jacket he wanted to sell. It was a beauty: buttery smooth cowskin, with artfully sewed lines and long leather fringes (穗). I can’t remember what the price was, but it was apparently too little for such a jacket. Even as I paid the money that day, I knew something wasn’t right. Surely, a couple of days later, the jacket’s real owner, a student about my age came to me as I was on my way to class. “That’s my jacket,” he said, “and I want it back.” “No way,” I answered. “I paid for it, and I have no idea if it’s yours. It’s mine.” He didn’t challenge me, and I left, but the uneasiness I had about my new possession now had a visible face. A few days later, riding my bike across campus, I saw the real owner standing on the sidewalk. I rode over, took the jacket off, handed it to him said I was sorry, and rode off without another word. More than the weight of the jacket had been lifted from my shoulders. We’re all human, which means that sometimes we do things we shouldn’t do or say things we shouldn’t say. Sometimes we realize too late that our actions have been hurtful to somebody else. When these hard times occur, the best response --- the only response, really --- is, “I’m sorry.” Admitting a wrongdoing, as soon as possible and frankly, helps the other person begin to heal. But just as important, it cleans up our own soul and sets us free. That is a small price to pay for a clear conscience. 50. The author bought the leather jacket from the man in the student union because ______. A. it was a very attractive jacket B. it was charged at a reasonable price C. he was in great need of clothing D. he was happy to find such a bargain 51. The phrase “had a visible face” in the passage probably implies “______”. A. began to give me away openly B. started to bother me badly C. could be instantly melting away D. might be clearly expressed 52. Giving the leather jacket back to the real owner, the author ______. A. offered his forgiveness B. rode away unwillingly C. felt very much relieved D. realized his wrongdoing 53. What is the author’s purpose of this writing? A. To show the readers the reality of his college life. B. To encourage the readers to admit errors honestly. C. To tell the readers a story that once happened at college. D. To give the readers a lesson on how to say sorry to others. (B) The title “First Lady of the United States” is given to the wife of the nation’s president. The duties of most First Ladies have included arranging and attending social functions, such as state dinners. As the president’s wife, the First Lady is in a highly visible position. Therefore, her behavior can make her a role model. She can change people’s thinking by supporting a favorite cause. The First Lady also has access to influential people, including the president. Many First Ladies have used their position and skills to draw attention to social and other policies, and sometimes events have forced a First Lady to take an outstanding role in leading the country. After a serious disease limited her husband’s ability to move, Eleanor Roosevelt worked tirelessly representing her husband. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt began his office during the Great Depression (1929-1933). Both he and his wife cared deeply about helping the unemployed and providing relief for the needy. As First Lady, she went to places he could not go, traveling widely and reporting to him what she saw and heard. She visited plaining retired soldiers and coal miners; she also inspected government relief projects. During World War II she travelled abroad as America’s goodwill ambassador (親善大使). Believing that it was vital to inform the public about the president’s and her own thoughts and actions, Eleanor Roosevelt was the first presidential wife to hold press conferences. As First Lady, she gave lectures and radio talks and wrote articles. She began writing a newspaper column titled “My Day,” which shared her views on social, political, and other issues. Thousands of people wrote to her, asking for help. When she could not answer a letter personally, she forwarded it to the proper government agency to answer. Eleanor Roosevelt was a frank supporter of civil rights and worked to end prejudice (偏見). She advised women to be politically active and supported programs to aid jobless women. As a result of her influence, there were more women than ever before working in a president’s government. 54. According to the passage, First Lady of the United States may do the following except ______. A. raising the public’s social awareness B. setting up a good sample for people C. influencing powerful people’s decisions D. entertaining honored guests of the States 55. Which of the following statements about Eleanor Roosevelt is true according to the passage? A. She tried to answer the letters from most of the readers of her column all by herself. B. She eventually took over the office since her husband had the problem of moving around. C. She developed a tradition of holding news conferences to keep the public well informed. D. She showed much concern about jobless people and helped those who needed money. 56. What can be inferred from the passage? A. Media used to hire First Ladies to be the hostesses of their programmes. B. First Ladies couldn’t go on political trips without their husbands’ pany. C. Women started to take a more active role in American society in the 1930s. D. First Ladies of the United States were allowed to work in their husbands’ office. 57. Which of the following might be the best title of the passage? A. The Ways to Be a Successful First Lady B. Eleanor Roosevelt, a Powerful First Lady C. The Roosevelts, a Remarkable Couple in American History D. The Hardness of Being a President with Physical Disabilities Section C Directions: Read the passage carefully. Then answer the questions or plete the statements in the fewest possible words. If you start each day badly wishing for an extra hour in bed, the following is likely to leave you feeling even more ill-tempered. Scientists have identified a “sleepless elite” as a small group or class of people enjoying superior intellectual or social or economic position and, for whom staying in bed a little bit longer is a waste of time. Rather than being tired, bad-tempered under-achievers, they are an energetic group who can happily and healthily get by on just four or five hours of shut-eye per night. If that is not annoying enough, they are likely to be slim, able to hold down two jobs at the same time, and move on rapidly through their extra-long days without energy drinks or naps. Working out how the gene (基因) cuts sleep without any obvious influence on health could help in the design of pills that give us all a few extra hours in our day. University of California researcher Ying-Hui Fu said: “My long-term goal is to someday learn enough so we can control the sleep pathways skillfully without damaging our health. We will be thinner and have a higher tolerance for physical pain and mental setbacks (挫折) then. And everyone can use more waking hours, even if you just watch movies.” Researcher Dr Christopher Jones told the Wall Street Journal: “Typically, at the end of the phone interview, those sleepless elites will admit they have been texting messages and surfing the Internet and doing crossword puzzles while being interviewed, all on less than six hours of sleep.” (Note: Answer the questions or plete the statement in NO MORE THAN TEN WORDS.) 58. According to the passage, a “sleepless elite” is a group of people who __________. 59. pared to ordinary people, sleepless elites are more likely to __________. 60. What is scientists’ next aim after they work out the way the gene cuts our sleep without hurting our health? 61. What can be inferred from what Researcher Dr Christopher Jones said in the last paragraph? 第II卷 （共27分） I. Translation Directions: Translate the following sentences into English, using the words given in the brackets. 1. 說實話，我對流行樂沒興趣。(keen) 2. 只要愿意嘗試，你的夢想終會成真。(as long as) 3. 雖然天氣很冷，假期的大多數(shù)時間我們都在滑雪。(despite) 4. 無疑連鎖店為我們的日常生活帶來了極大的便利。(doubt) 5. 互聯(lián)網(wǎng)使住在不同國家的人能夠更容易地相互溝通。(enable) II. Guided Writing Directions: Write an English position in 80-100 words according to the instructions given below in Chinese. 請用80-100個字描述圖片內(nèi)容。 長寧區(qū)高二英語期末抽測答案（xx.1.16） 第I卷 I. Listening 1-5 BABAD 6-8 BAB 9-11 CCC 12. paperwork 13. April 14. relaxed 15. benefit II. Grammar and Vocabulary 16-20 DDACB 21-25 DCABD 26-29 ACCD 30-35 BC AB D BD AC B 36-37 AD A III. Reading prehension 38-40 CAB 41-45 BDDAB 46-49 ADCC 50-53 ABCB 54-57 CDCB 58. don’t sleep much but are energetic, happy and healthy achievers. sleep less but enjoy superior intellectual or social or economic position. 59. be slim / thin and can handle more work without any help 60. Designing pills making/ helping us sleep less but causing no damage. 61. Sleepless elites can do several things at the same time. 第II卷 I. Translation 1. To be honest/ To tell you the truth, I am not keen on pop/ popular music. 2. Your dream will finally e true as long as you are willing to try/ have a try/ you will try/ have a try. 3. Despite the cold weather, we spent most of our holiday skiing. 4. No doubt chain stores have brought great convenience to our daily lives./ There is no doubt that chain stores have brought great convenience to our daily life./ We have no