2021-2022年高二上学期期末考试 英语

年高二上学期期末考试英语word卷题)、题)卷题150为120第卷力分20)节(每题l分，共5小题)面5段的A秒钟的1AdinnerB．Havingaclass．．2weisB.C．The3thewomansuggesttheprepareforProfessorYang'slesson?A.Reviewthedetailsofallherlessons．B.Focusonthemainpointsofherlectures.C．Talkherabouthislearning．4．Whatthewomanimply?AEdwardsarequitewell—off．BEdwardshouldcutdowntheirlivingexpensesC．It’llbeforEdwardstoanother．5．Whatisthewomandoing?A.Makingsuggestions．B.MakingexcusesC．Makingrequests．第二节每l.5分，共小题听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、C三个选

项中选出最佳选项，并涂在答题卡的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题(每小题5秒钟)，听完后你将有5秒时间回答各个小题。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第6-8题6．Whathasthemanengagedin?A．Preparingforthefinal．．Preparingspeech．C．Writinganarticle．7.Whatwillthemandothisevening?A．Goonworking．B．Gotoaconcert.．Gotoseea．8．Whenthewomanmeettheman?A.At6：00B．At6：30．At：00听下面一段对话，回答第9—11.9．Whatistherelationshipofthespeakers?A．shopassistantandcustomerBC．Waiteranddiner.10．Wheretheconversationtakeplace?A．AtMacDonald’s．BKentuckyFriedChicken．C．AtanItalianFastFoodrestaurant．11．Whatthespeakerordered?A，coffeeicedwater．Pizza,chickensaladandwaterC．Soup,hamburgerand．听下面一段对话，回答第12～15题。12.What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Colleagues．B．TeacherstudentC.Classmates13．WhatthemanA．Money．B．C.Fun14．Whenthewomanleaveforhome?A.Tonight．B．Tomorrow.C.Twodays15．WherethewomantwodaysA．America．B．Japan．C.用分分第一节：单项填(共15小：小题1分，分l5分16.IheardBackStreetBoyswouldsingattheNewCentury．Wheredidyou?A.putthatup．pickupC.makethat．takeup17TheChinesearelookingforwardtothefirsttolandthemoonafterYangLiwei’ssuccessfultriptospace．A.measure．attemptC.purpose．desire18mayorhasoffereda(n)of$5000towhocancapturethetigeraliveordead．A．rewardB．award；others．reward；anyone；another19youknowanyFrenchbeforeyouarrivedinWashington?Neverit,actually．A．hadI．haveIlearnedC.learnedD.wasIlearned20．Thereisanillnessthatcanresultintotalblindness1eftuntreated.

A．afterB．ifC．sinceD.21achievementsofthegreatestmindsinsciencecouldneverhavebeenreachedthepatientworkofhundreds．A.wereitnotfor．hadnotbeenbecauseC．haditnotbeenfor．ifithadnot22，，ranoutofthedark．A．trembledandfrightened．tremblingandfrightenedC.trembledandfrightening．tremblingandfrightening23．LastmyhusbandboughtmefalsediamondnecklaceatIthoughtwasanextremelyhighprice．A.which．thatC．it24tellmehowthe.amstillinthe．A．arouseBC．raiseD.arose25．Hehasn’tsleptallforthree．heistiredout．A．Thereisnopoint．ThereisnoneedCisnowonderD.Itisnoway26．Itisagoodplaceeverybodywantstogoandvisititiswellknownallovertheworld．A．that：thatB．as；as．as．D．that；as27．Mary,alreadyI’mafraidthereisnotmuchtimeforyoutoforthe．A；getdressing．B．remaining；gettodressC．remained；getdress．1eft28.Whatthedoctorreallydoubtismyrecoverfromtheseriousdiseasesoon.A.whenB.howC.whetherD.if29thereananswertomytelegram?Margaretsaidthere．A.musthavebeenB.hadC.seemstobeD.seemedto30．Whileridinginthestreet，.A．someonecalledmefrom．mybikebrokeCheardmynamecalled．anoldmanknocked第二节完形填空(共20小题；每题分，共30分)从所给的A、B、D四选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Isitdifficultforyoutogetupinmemorning?yousometimesoversleep?Areyouoftenlateforworkorschool?Yes?TheHiroyukiSugiyamaJapanhasa(n)31foryou.’swill32youupthemorning!Hereis33.Thebed34analarmclock，thealarmclockringshaveafewminutestowakeup．Nexttaperecorderinthebedplays35musicorothersounds．ThetaperecorderinHiroyuki’sbedplaysarecordinghisgirlfriend．Shewhispersinasweet36，“Wake，darling，please．”Afewminutesasecondrecording37.Thesoundrecordingcanbeloudor38sounds．Hiroyuki

hearsarecordingof39upimmediately,40’11belate!”Ifyoudon’tgetup41therecording，you42besorry!Amechanical“foot”isinthe．Themechanicalfootkicksyouinthe．Thenthebedwaitsafew43minutes.What!You’re44inbed!Slowlythe45ofthebedriseshigherandhigher．Thefootthebedgoeslowerandlower.46，thebedisvertical(垂直的．Youslideoffthebedandontothefloor．Youareoutofbedandbee47.Hiroyukihisbecausehewanted48acontest．HeworksforHondaMotorpany．EverytwoyearsHondahascontestforits200,000employees-“AllHondaIdeaContest．”Theemployeesthinkof49．Iftheirideaswin，theemployeeswin50.HiroyukiSugiyamawononeofthetopprizesforhis．31.A.expensiveB.special．valuable．fortable32.A．catch．make．1et33．A．worksB．runsC.happensD.moves34．A.isseparatedfromB.ismadeupofC.isconnectedtoD.ismadeinto35．A.B.classicalC.popD.soft36．A.sound．voiceC.noiseD.way37．A.sendsB.turnsC.playsD.38．A.pleasantB.interestingC.unpleasantD.funny39.A.shouts．callsC.whispersD.persuaders40．A.andB.butC.soD.or41．A.before．untilC.sinceD.after42．A.canB.willC.mayD.would43．A.other．anotherC.moreD.one44．A.still．yetC.alreadyD.even45．A.end．middleC.bodyD.top46.A．However．FinallyC.ThereforeD.Otherwise47．A.angryB.asleepC.happyD.awake48．A.achieve．winC.gainD.defeat49．A．ideasB．problemsC.factsD.ways50.A.praisesB.positionsC.D.解共20小题2.5分分50分顼A、B、CD)中(A)HenryFord，Americancarmanufacturer,theFordCarpanyandproducedTypeT．Hesucceededinmakingabigcarcountry．Growinguponafar-awayMichigan，HenryFordknewlittleoffanning--buthesoonshowedsignsthathebelongedtoanewgenerationofAmericansinterestedmoreintheindustrialfuturethanintheagricultural．father,，hopedthathiseldestsonwouldjoinhimonthefarmenableittolarger,and

at，takeitover．ButHenryhatedfarmworkdideverythinghecouldtoavoidit．Itwasnothewaslazy．Farfromitamechanicaljobtodoandhewouldsettowork．Itwasthedailylifeofthe，withitsrepetitivetasks，thatfrustratedhim，awasteitis”hewroteyearslater,rememberinghisworkinthe，“forahumanbeingspendhoursanddaysbehindaslowlymovingteamof．SoHenryturnedhisattentionelsewhere．Whenhewastwelve．hebecameveryinterestedinclocksandwatches．Soonhewasrepairingclocksandwatchesforfriends，workingatabenchhebuiltin．Inl876，Henryleft，andthreeyearslater,heajobasamechanicinDetroit.BythistimesteamenginesjoinedclocksandwatchesasobjectsofHenry’sfascination．AccordingtoHenryhimself,hefirstsawasteam—drivenroadonein1877whenheandhisfartherinfarmwagon，metonetheroad．Theenginedriverstoppedtoletthewagon，andHenryandwenthimwithmanytechnicalquestionsaboutthe’performance．Fromthen，forawhile；Henrybecamefascinatedwithsteamengines.Achancemeetingwithanoldco-workerledtojobforHenryasanengineerattheEdisonDetroitElectricitypany,theleadingforceinanothernewindustry.PowerstationswerebeingbuiltandcablesbeinglaidinalloftheStates’major；theageofelectricityhad．ButalthoughHenryquicklylearnedtherulesforhisnew—soquicklythatwithinfouryearshewasthechiefengineerattheDetroitpower—interestinfuelengineshadcontrolofhis．Atfirstinthekitchen，andlatershedatbackofhishespenthissparetimeintheeveningstryingtobuildantohisown．Henrylearneditwasastow,hardbusinesstobuildanengineby．Everypieceofeveryparthadtobemadecheckedandrechecked,andtested．Everyproblemhadtobeworriedoverandthe．Toeasethe，Henryjoinedforceswithanother，JimBishop.Even，itwastwoyearsbeforetheyhadsucceededinbuildingaworkingafixedonbicyclewheelsanddrivenbyarubberbeltconnectedtheenginetobackwheels．Henrycalleditthe“Quadricycle”51．Henrytriedtoavoidfarmworkbecause.A．hewaslazyB.wasawasteoftimeC．hedidn’workingwithhorsesD.theandworkwas52．Henrywasmostinterestedin.A.clocksandwatchesB.steamC.electricityD.fuelengines53．Tobuildanengineslowandpainstakingforbuildersbecause.A.theydidn'tknowhowtodoitB.theydidn’thaveenoughmoneyC．theyhadnocarwheelstheyhadnomachinesandwasplicated54．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A．Henrybegantolikemachinesinhis．B.Henrybuilthisfirstworkingcarwithhisown．C．Ittookthemyearsofhardtobuildtheirfirst．

D．Theirfirstcarwasmorelikebicyclewith．55thecorrectorderofthefollowingeventsrelatedto．a.leftthefarmb.becamefascinatedwithsteamenginesc．builtthefirstcard.becameinterestedinclocksandwatchese．workedasainDetroitf．begantoworktheDetroitElectricityA．a,d,e,b，c,fB．b,，a，f,cC.d,a,b,e,f,c．d,a,e，b，f,cCBCisafamousairpanywhichhasovertwentyplanescarryingpassengersandgoods，flyingalong12fixedlinesthe．Itsserviceisverygoodbutsomepassengersarestillnotsatisfiedtandthatiswhyinxxandxxthepanyreceivedlettersplaintsfromconsumersorpassengerswhooutoveradozenkindsofproblemswhicharedividedingroupsthefollowing．Thoseaboutpassengers’thingscarriedbyplaneare．Customerservicereferstoserviceworkwhichpassengersarenotsatisfied．Oversalesofseatsareaboutthefactthatmoreseatsaresoldandasresulttheplanetoocrowdedtobesafe．Refundproblemsappearwhenpassengersfailtoreceivethemoneypaidbacktothembecauseofwhattheyhave．Faresareproblemsaboutthepriceof．ConsumerplaintsReceivedBytheCBCCategoryFlightproblemsBaggageCustomerserviceOversalesofseatsRefundproblemsReservation&TicketingToursSmokingAdvertisingCreditSpecialpassengersOthersTotalNumberofplaints

xx20.2％183％3.1％10.5％10.1％5.8％3.3％3.2％1.2％1.O％0.9％6.0％2,988

xx22.1％21.8％11,3％11.8％8.1％5.6％2.3％2.9％1.010.8％0.9％5.3％1,79256．AbouthowmanyplaintsaboutCreditwerereceivedbytheCBCinxx?AB．29C．30D.3157．Byaboutwhatpercentdidthetotalnumberplaintsdecreasefromxxtoxx?A％B．60％C．75％．100

58.IfthecirclegraphsbelowtotalconsumerforwhichgraphshowsadarkpartthatisaboutFlightproblemsandproblemstogether?59.Whichofthefollowingstatementscanbeinferredfromthetable?a.Inxxandinxx,plaintsaboutFlightproblem，BaggageCustomerservicetogethertookabout50percentofallplaintsreceivedbytheCBC．b.ThenumberofSpecialpassengersplaintswasunchangedfromxxto．cFromxxtoxxnumberofFlightproblemplaintsincreasedbymorethanpercent.A．onlya．onlybC．aandb．aandc60．FromthepassagewecallknowA.customersarenotsatisfiedwithB．sometimesCBCsellsmoreticketsthanitsplane’sfixedseatsC．CBChasmorethantwentyplaneswhichflytothecapitalcitiestheworldD．customerscanonlybuyticketswithreadymoney(C)TheCaveofLascauxItwasThursday,Septemberl2，．FourFrenchteenswereoutexploringinthewoodsoffthenorthernofthe．Manyyearsbeforeoldpinetreealargeholeintheground．Theteenagerswereoutexploringinthewoodsoffthenorthernslopesofthe．ManyyearsbeforeoldpinefellandleftalargeholeintheTheteenagerswerecuriousandtheystartedtoexploretheareaandoneofthemostimportantarcheologicalfindsofthetwentiethcentury!ThereareoverahundredlimestonecavesinthisregionofFrance．Somewereinhabitedbyhumansthousandsandthousandsofyearsagoyearsagopaintedcreaturessuchas，bulls，andevenonthewallsofthe．Whydidtheymarkthesewalls?Wasittotellastory?Wasittorecordafamousbattle?Therearemanymysteriesandancientsecretsstillwaitingtobediscoveredinthecaveof．Thereweredotsinmanyofthepaintings.Whatdothesedotsmean?Weretheymeanttorecordtimecalendar?Deepinthecave，thereisaofa“birdmanmean?Wasitaplaceforsacredceremonies?Nooneknowsforsure．TheactualcaveofLascauxwasclosedinl963duetotheoverabundanceoftourists

visitingthesite.Thecarbonmonoxidethatpeoplebreathing，wascausingdamagetothefragilecavepaintings.nowtheLascauxcaveisstillclosedfortourists．Onlyaspecialistcanvisitthebyaspecialorderthatmustbemadeoutalmostayearin．Notmoresixpersonscanenterthecaveperdaydaysaweek，thecaveisclosed，Duetothegreatinterestofnumeroustourists,inl983LascauxⅡwasopened．ItisanexactreplicaofthecaveofLascaux．61.ThePyreneesaretheinFrance.A.mountainsB.forestsC.．caves62．Whattheunderlinedwordinhabitedmean?A．builtB．explored．1ivedinD.destroyed63．Intheauthor’sopinion,thecavepaintings.A．oldB．beautiful．easilydamagedD.interesting64.TheactualcaveLascauxwasinbecause.A.touristsweredestroyingthepaintingsB.thereweretoomanytouristsvisitingthecaveC．touristsweretakingandcausingdamagetothepaintingsD．itwasverydifficultforpeopletobreathein65．Nowadaysnotmorethanexpertscanvisitthecaveeach．A.6B．42C．12D．30(D)Ifthereisonethingquitesureitisinahundredyearsfromnowwewillstillbereading．Notthatnewspapersareanecessity．EvennowsomepeoplegetmostthenewsfromtelevisionorhavetheradioswitchedoninthebackgroundorinbuypaperonlyonSaturdayorSunday.Butformostanewspaperhasbeehabitpasseddownfromgenerationtogeneration.ThebasicBritishcharacterwon'tandoneofthecharacteristicsoftheBritishisthatwedon’t1iketalkingtoeachotherwhenwegetSo，whatbetterwayistheretoyourselfthinkinginthemorningthantowrapyourselfinanewspaper?Overthepastcoupleofcenturies,humanbeingshavedevelopedacloserelationshipwiththenewspaper．Ithasbeeasnaturalasbreathingorenjoyingthe．AnditisnottheBritishwholovenewspapersSuburbanin．Forinstance，justonepersoninthewholecarwillbuyanewspaperandreadaloudthebestbitstohisfellowpassengers,muchtoeveryoneenjoyment.Thenatureofwhatisnewsmaychange，Whatessentiallymakesnewsisaffectsourlivesandbigpolitical，thecoverageofthe，earthquakesandotherdisasters，willcontinuemuchthesame．Ithinktherebecoverageofscientificresearch．It’salreadyhappeninginareasthatmayaffectourlives，likegeneticengineering(因工程．InthefutureIthinktherewillbemorecoveragescientificexplanationsofweasweitloveordepressionsabetterunderstandingofhowthebrainoperatesandwhatourfeelingsreallyare.

ItquitethatincenturynewspaperswillbetransmittedelectronicallyfromthenationalequivalentsofFleet伦的舰队街，以报馆集中而著称andprintedoutinourown，Infact，I'mprettysurethatishowitwillhappeninfuture．Youprobablyselectfroma，makingupyourownbespokenewspaperbypickingoutthethingstoread.Youmightevenhaveanintelligentscreeningdevicetodothejobfor．Ithinkpeoplehaveitwrongwhenaboutthepetitionbetweenthedifferentmedia．Theyactuallyhavearelationship，feedingoffeach．Itwasoncepredictedthattelevisionwouldkillnewspapers，whichhasn’thappenedisreadonthepageismoreenduringthanpicturesonaflickeringscreenorsoundlostinthesky．Andasfortheinternet,it'sneverreallysatisfyingtoreadsomethingjusta66writerofthepassageisprobablyfrom.A．Russia．India．BritainD.67．Accordingtothepassagetheofnewspapers.A．willbemainlyconnectedwithscientificresearchB．willreportimportantpoliticalactivitiesC．willdirectlycovermoreonscienceD．willbuildabetweendifferentpeople68underlinedpart“bespokenewspaper”ofthepassageprobablymeans.A.anewspaperwhichdarestothetruthBnewspapertoone’sowninterestCnewspaperandpublishedforpublicDnewspaperwhichonlycoverthelifeofmembers69writerthinksthatpetitionsbetweendifferentmedia.A．havea，dependingoneachotherB.willdestroysomemediainthewordC．dogreatharmtopeopleD.arebeingmoreandmoresevere(严)70.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtotheA．ItwascenturiesagothatnewspapersbeingB.TelevisionshavetakenplaceofnewspapersCinternetwillgraduallyplaceofnewspapersDBritishare第Ⅱ作(分35将上)第一节阅读表(共5小题，小题，满分l0分)阅读下面的短文，请根据短文后的要求答题。注意字数要