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试卷类型:B唐山市2022--2022学年度高三年级第一学期期末考试英语试卷注意事项:本试卷分第1卷(选择题)和第Ⅱ卷(非选择题)两部分。第1卷1至10页。第I卷l至12页。共150分。考试时间l20分钟。1.答第I卷前,考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号、考试科目、试卷类型用铅笔涂在答题卡上。2每小题选出答案后,用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需要改动,用橡皮擦干净后,再选涂其他答案。不能答在试卷上。3.考试结束后,考生将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第I卷(二部分,共95分)第一部分英语知识运用(共三节,满分50分)第一节语音知识(共5小题;每小题l分,满分5分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中,找出其划线部分与所给单词的划线部分读音相同的选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。例:haveA.gaveB.saveC.hatD.made答案是C。第二节语法和词汇知识(共15小题;每小题l分,满分l5分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中,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。6.ItisashorttripfromBonntoCologne_______important;industrialcentreontheRhinesince_______l9century.A.the;不填B.an;theC.不填;theD.an;不填7.一Alan,_______,butlookatyourshoes.Ihopeyoucanwipethemcleanbeforeyouentertheroom.一Oh.sorry.Ididn’trealizetheyarethatdirty.A.IhopeyouforgivemeB.It’SnoneofmybusinessC.IhatetohavetosaythisD.IloveyouSOmuch8.Daydreaminginclassisa/an_______problem,especiallyiftheprofessororthetopicisborin9.A.commonB.ordinaryC.usualD.general9.—WhataboutBrandy?Didhegototheparty?一He______havebeenthere,butl’mnotsure.A.canB.shouldC.wouldD.might10.SantaClaus,also——asFatherChristmas,isafigurewhoissaidtobringgiftstogoodchildrenonChristmasEve.A.knowingB.knownC.beingknownD.isknown11.一I'vebroughtyousomeEnglishbooks.1wonderiftheyareofanyusetoyou.一Oh,hownice!Idon’tknowhowIcan______thankyouenough.A.surelyB.probablyC.possiblyD.hardly12.一HaveyoueverbeentoNewYork?一Yes______inNewYorkUniversityfortwoyears.A.havestudiedB.studiedC.hadstudiedD.study13.一YouhavenoideahowthankfulIamforyourtimelyhelp.--_______A.WithpleasureB.That’SrightC.NevermindD.Don’tmentionit14.______Iamwillingto90,1wouldlikeitbetterifyouwent.’A.WhileB.AsC.IfD.Since15.Peopletherehadtopayfiftypercentof______theywereabletoearntothestate.A.whichB.whatC.thatD.those16.Honey,stoprunning.Ifyourlegs_____,youwilleasilygethurt.A.willbegivenoutB.willgiveoutC.giveoutD.aregivenout17.______Howareyoumanagingtodotheworkwithoutanassistant?一well,I______somehow.A.getalongB.getdownC.gettogetherD.getaway18.______Takeyourtime,Mary.Wehavenearlyallhourto90.______Thebusisusuallyontime.butwe’dbetterstartearly,just.______A.intimeB.incaseC.inparticularD.inturn19.______—Areyoufeeling______betternow.______Yes.Mybackstopsachin9.A.someB.muchC.farD·any20.Sometimes。youcallgetintoasituation______youhavetomakeadecisionimmediately.A.whenB.whereC.thatD.which第三节完形填空(共20小题;每小题l.5分,满分30分)阅读下面短文,从短文后所给各题的四个选项(A、B、C和D)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。Ididn’tlearnthepracticallessonuntilcollege一·whenyouchooseonething,it’Sanexchangeofsomethingelse.Itwasmycollegeeconomics_____21whointroducedmetotheterm“opportunitycost.”Ifyougotothefootballgame.youcan’tgotothemovies.Ifyougotoschoolwithstudentloans(贷款),you’11beworkingforyearstopaythem_____22.Attheageofnineteen,Ihadmyeyeonasummerterm_____23.Myparentscouldn’taffordmyjourneytoEurope;theyeven_____24difficultysendingmetocollege.ButIhadachoice:acceptthislimitationor_____25aWaytopayforit.Doingas26asthreejobseachsummer,Ihadmanagedto_____27theschoolexpenses。Idecideditwasmyturntolivefora28_____.SointothedebtpoolIdove,headfirst.Iwasheadingto_____29.Ihad_____30enoughmoneyformyflights,tuition(学费)andboardattheUniversityofDijon.I31_____hadnomealsattimes.Luckilymysistergavemeatravelpackofbuttercookies.theyweredinnerandbreakfastonmyflightover.WhatelsecouldIdo?Ifoundthe_____32inpeanuts(花生).I'dbuyabagaweek—forlunch,fordinner.Don’tfeel_____33forme.Itraveledalmosteveryweekend—toNice,Venice,andParistwice.1was_____34hungry,butthat’SnotwhatIremember.WhatIdorememberiSthebeautiful_____35.Buildings,mountains.rivers…andeverything.Igainedmoreconfidence,knowingIhad_____36myownway.Just37_____myeconomicsprofessorsaid,it’SnotthatweCall’thavewhatwewant,38_____whateverwewanthasacost.There’snosuchthingasafreelunch.Whenl_____39mysummeropportunity,Iknowwhatit40_____:courage,sacrifice,andpeanuts.21.A.secretaryB.assistantC.directorD.professor22.A.outB.throughC.offD.in23.A.nearbyB.outdoorsC.homeD.abroad24.A.hadB.tookC.showedD.owned25.A.turnoutB.figureoutC.reachoutD.checkout26.A.muchB.fewC.manyD.1ittle27.A.includeB.coverC.spendD·spare28.A.termB..jobC.collegeD.change29.A.EuropeB.AmericaC.AsiaD.Africa30.A.hardlyB.alwaysC.usuallyD.never31.A.everB.evenC.stillD.yet32.A.problemB.meansC.methodD.answer33.A.excitedB.happyC.sorryD.shameful34.A.mostlyB.seldomC.fortunatelyD.unluckily35.A.planesB.universitiesC.peanutsD·sights36.A.madeB.goneC.builtD.10st37.A.sinceB.asC.whenD.unlike38.A.becauseB.thoughC.butD·SO39.A.thinkbacktoB.thinkaheadtoC.thinklittleofD.thinkmuchof40.A.neededB.offeredC.costD。provided第二部分阅读理解(共25小题。第一节每小题2分,第二节每小题l分;满分45分)第…节阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AMr.BlackwasarichmanlivinginEastLA.Whenevertheneighborsaskedforhelp,hewouldsmile,embrace(拥抱)andgivethemsomemoney.Oneevenin9,whenMr.Blackwaswalkingoutsidehenoticedabum(流浪汉)lyinginthesidewalk.Well,thebumsawthemanandknewhecouldhelphimifheasked.However,thebumwasovercomebyasuddenfeelingofshameandhidhisface.Mr.Blackreacheddownandtouchedthebum’Scheekandthenwalkedaway.Thebumopenedhiseyes.Thereathisfeetlaya$100bill.Thebumseizedthemoneyandrushedtotheneareststoreforwine.But,beforeheenteredthestore,herememberedthemall’stouch.Thebumdecidedthenandtheretochangehislifearound.Thebumaskedforonecoinfromanoldladyandmadeacall.Thebumsaid.“l00dollars.InvestitallinthatcompanywiththenameMicrosoft!”Sincethiswas,asitturnsout,thelatel980s,ittookonlyashortwhilebeforethestock(股票)roserapidly,andthebumfoundhimselfverywelloffindeed.BackinEastLA,Mr.Blackkepttolifemuchasusual.Oneday,hisdoorbellrang,andtherestoodafinelydressedgentleman.BeforeMr.Blackcoulddoanythin9,hisguestspoke。“You’vegivenmeasecondchanceinlife.Withyourgenerousgift.IWasabletopullmyselfoutofmypoverty.Ithankyouforthat.”Suddenly,Mr.Blackrecognizedhisguest.Mr.Blackstaredashisguesttookhimintoanembrace.ItwasthesamegestureasthemanhadSooftenofferedtothoseathisdoor,yetthiswasthefirsttimesomeonehadoffereditback.。TearsfilledMr.Black’Seyesashisguest,aformerbumoffthestreet,heldhimthemostsatisfyingembracehehadeverreceived.41.WhatwouldMr.Blackdoifsomeoneaskedforhelp?A.Givethemfoodcoldly.B.Letthemstayinhishousekindly.C.Turnthemawaycruelly.D.Offerthemmoneygenerously.42.Whydidn’tthebumspendthemoneyonwine?A.Hedidn’tenjoyitanymore.B.Hedecidedtochangehislife.C。Mr.Blackaskedhimnott0.D.Themoneywasnotenough.43.ThebumcalhebacktoMr.Blackto.________.。A.expresshisthanksB.paybackthemoneyC。takehiminhisarlilSD.askformoremoney44.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesMr.Black?A.Good—manneredB.Easy—goingC.Kind—hearted.D.Hard-working.BWaystoMakeAdditionalMoneyfortheHolidaysHolidayBakingWithbothparentsworkin9,it’SsometimeshardtogettheholidaybakingdoneandSOtheyturntothosewhohavethetimeandexpertisetoturnoutthetreatsweallexpectduringtheholidays.Candy,cakes,pies,andcookiesareallindemandandpre-packagedgoodsdon’tdeliverthetasteofhomebaked.Formoreinformation.call602—9215.SeasonalRetailJobsAlmosteveryretailstore(零售店)hiresextrahelpduringtheholidaysforsales,stockmanagement,giftwrappin9,cleaningandasaSantaatthelargerdepartmentstores.Evenworkingpart—timeafewdaysaweekwillbringinadditionalmoneyfortheholidays.Besides,you’11bethefirsttoknowaboutspecialsandsaleinyourstore,whichisabonus.Formoreinformation,call600—6265.SnowRemovalServiceIfyouliveinanarea,wherethereisregularorheavysnowfallthensnowremovalservicesarealwaysinhighdemand.Sidewalksanddrivewaysneedtobeclearedaswellassnowbuild—uponroofs.Thetoolsofthetradeincludeashovel,snowblower,ladder,broomandagoodbackbraceforpreventionofbackinjuries.Pleasecall600-5730fordetails.BabysittingWithSOmuchshoppingtodoandpartiestoattend,busymothersneedbabysittingservicesduringtheholidays.YoucallchoosetokeepkidsinyourhomeOrgotothekid’Shomewheretheymightfeelmorecomfortable.Beforeyoustartyourbabysittingservice,besuretocheckforanylocallaws,licensingorregulationsthatmayapply.Call600—0894formoreinformation.Theseareonlyfourofthemanywaystomakeadditionalmoneyfortheholidays.Oneofthemmightberightforyoubutifnot,remembertherearemanyotherjobsavailable.Forinformationaboutotherways,visitthewebsite:http://www.Helpwanted.comorcall600-2379.45·Ifnoneofthefourwaysseemstoberightforyou,youshouldcall______.A.600—5730B.600—6265C.600—2379D.602-921546.Whomightbemostinterestedinthispieceofinformation?A.Thosewhoaretoobusytodohouseworkduringtheholidays.B.Thosewhowanttoearnextraincomefortheholidays.C.Thosewhoarefondoftravelingabroadduringtheholidays.D.Thosewhowanttobuyspecialpresentsfortheirfamily.47.Foragirlwholikestoworkinherownhome,whichjobwillbemostsuitable?A.Babysitting.B.Storecleaning.C.Snowclearing.D.Giftwrapping.48.Theunderlinedphrase“abonus’’probablymeans“______”.A.aprizeB.aserviceC.anOfferD.anadvantageCArecentstudyonhumanhappinessshowsthatouradaptation(适应)tomajorlifeeventsisnottheonlyfactortoinfluenceourhappiness.Thosewhowillhavetheirliferuninamorebalancedwaytendtofeelhappylongbeforethefortunateoccurrenceintheirlife.ThoughmostpeopleCanadapttovarietiesofdisturbingeventslikedeathofacloseperson,andreturntoanormallevelofhappiness,individual(个人的)differencesstillmatter.Afterareviewoftheformerstudies,wherethemostimportantfactorprovedtobetheadaptationtolifeevents,newdiscoverieshavebeenmadetoprovetheopposite.Firstofall,itisprovedthatthelevelofhappinessisnotastateonlydisturbedbymajorlifeevents.Somemajordisturbancesmayaffectyourhappinesstoagreaterdegreethanothers.Accordingtothestudy,peopleCanadapttosucheventslikemarriageordeathofa、closeperson.butaremostlyunabletoreturntothenormallevelofhappinessafterdivorce(离婚),seriousillnessandunemployment.Butwhatbecamereallysurprisingduringtheresearchwasthefactthat.Individualfactorcannotbeunderestimatedwasfoundthatthoseindividualswhohadquiteharmoniouslong—lastingmarriagetendtofeelhappylongbeforethemarriageoccurred.However,thiswasnotfoundamongthosewhogotdivorced,forexample.ThusthestudyshowsthatnotonlyOuradaptationtolife’SupsanddownsplaysanimportantroleforOurfeelingofhappiness.nebornindividualdifferencesCanoverpower(超过)personaladaptationability.49·Accordingtotheformerstudies,themostimportantfactortoinfluenceourhappinessisA.theadaptationtolifeeventsB.individualdifferencesC.unfortunateeventsD.1ong—lastingmarriage50.TheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph5probablymeans“_____”.A.individualfactorshouldbevaluedenoughB。individualfactoristhemostimportantC。individualfactordoesn’tcontributetohappinessD.individualfactorisnotasimportantaspersonaladaptationability51.Peopleprobablyfeeliteasiertoface_______.A。divorceB.deathofafriendC.unemploymentD.cancer52.Whatdoestherecentstudyshow?A.Peopleareabletoadapttomajorlifeevens.B.Happinessmightexistbeforefortunateeventsoccur.C.Individualdifferencesaretheonlyfactortoinfluencehappiness.D。Peopleshouldhavetheirliferuninamorebalancedway.DMEGADIM,Israel(AP)一TheWorstforestfireinIsrael’ShistoryonThursdaydestroyedoneofthecountry’Sfewforestedareas,killingatleast369uardsontheirwaytorescueprisonersthere,destroyinghomesandforcingtheevacuation(疏散)ofthousands.ThefirerailthroughtheCarmelforestinIsrael’SGalilee,reachingthecoastalcityofHaifa,jumpingfromplacetoplaceintheforest.Thefirebrokeoutaroundmiddayandquicklyspreadandwasstillburningoutofcontrolasmidnightapproached.Investigators(调查者)supposedthatthefirecouldhavebeensetaccidentally,oritmighthavebeenacriminalact,butprettymuchruledout(排除)somesortofattackbyaPalestiniangroup.“Thisisahugedisaster,”PrimeMinisterBenjaminNetanyahusaid.“Thegovernmentisusingallmeanstocontrolthefire.”HesaidsomecountriessuchasCyprus,Italy,RussiaandGreeceagreedtoprovidebackup.MostofthedeadwerePrisonServiceguardsracingthroughthefiretowardaprisontoevacuatetheprisoners,mostofthemPalestinians.Atreefellacrosstheroad,blockingtheirbus.Someguardswereburnedaliveinside,whileothersdiedastheytriedtoescape.Fourteenbodieswerefoundneartheburntbuslohoursafterthefirestarted.,ThefireheavilydamagedoneofIsrael’Sfewlargeforests,madeupofnaturalgrowthandplantedareas,afavoriteplaceforcampingandahomefordozensofspeciesofwildlife.Forestryworkerstriedtoevacuateanimalsfromthefire.Theforestrecoveredslowlyfromafireinl989,butexpertssaidThursday’Sbigfirewasmanytimesworse.53.SomePrisonServiceguardsdiedwhentheytriedto_______________.A.controltherunningprisonersB。putoutthefierceforestfireC.getawayfromtheburningbusD.savetheguardstrappedinthefire54.Accordingtotheinvestigators,whichofthefollowingmightbethecauseofthefire?A.Prisonerssetthefirepurposely.B.Thefirebrokeoutallbyitself.C.APalestiniangroupdidit.D.Thefirewasstartedbyaccident.55.Welearnfromthetextthat.______.A.allofthede;adwerePrisonServiceguardsB.theforestoncesufferedafireinthel980sC.theanimalsdidn’tsufferfromthefireD.thefirecaused50deathsaltogether56.Thetextismainlyabout._______A.theworstforestfireinIsrael’ShistoryB.theactualcauseoftheworsteverforestfireC.thedamagecausedbytheforestfireD.thegovernment’SeffortsincontrollingthefireEArtisameansthroughwhichachildexpresseshis/herthoughts,feelingsandimaginations.Achild’Sartworkshowshis/herideasoftheworldaroundhim/her.AccordingtoEnidandLauraZimmerman,threeviewsofartteachinghaveinfluencedarteducationforyoungchildrenoverthepastfiftyyears.Thefirstview,achild’Sartworkisareflection(反映)ofnaturalinnercoursesofdevelopment.AdultsCanhavemoreunderstandingofchildren’SinnerdevelopmentSOastofmdtherightwaytoreachtheirchildren.Thesecondview,baseduponacognitive(认知的)developmentalapproach,focusesonchildren’Sconstructionofgeneralknowledgeabouttheworld,whichisimportantandnecessarytochildren’Sdevelopment.Thethirdview,arteducationadvancesself-developmentSOthatchildrenCanunderstandthemselvesinrelationtothesocietyinwhichtheylive.Gardner(1980)suggeststhatchildren’Snaturalartabilitiesunfoldifadultsprovideequipment,materialsandencouragement.Thereshouldbenodirectintervention(干涉)fromadults,SOthatchildren’Snaturalabilitiescouldunfold(Schaffer-Simmernl947).Forpreschoolersfreelyexploringcolors,textures(结构)andcharacteristicsofmaterialsandexpressingfeelingsandideasseemgoodgoals.Theprocessismoreimportantthantheproduct.Oncethechildcompleteshis/herartwork,insteadofawordofpraise,haveadialoguewiththechild.Youwilllearnmoreabouttheartworkandthechild’Sthoughts.Writeshortnotesandstickittotheartwork(ofcoursewiththechild’Spermission).Alwaysdatetheartwork.Achild’Sartworkhelpsanadulttrackachild’Sdevelopment.57.AccordingtothesecondparagraphofthetextwelearnarteducationCan______.A.benefitchildren’SphysicaldevelopmentB.offerchancesforadultstopraisechildrenC.helpadultsunderstandchildrenbetterD.providechildrenwithagoodknowledgeofart58.InGardner’Sopinion,todevelopchildren’Sartabilities,adultsshould______.A.givedirectadviceB.provideenoughsupportC.haveartabilitiesD.valuetheproduct59.Whyshouldadultshaveadialoguewiththechildonceanartworkiscompleted?A.Togetonwellwiththechild.B.Totrackthechild’Sdevelopment.C.Tounderstandtheartworkandthechild’Sideasbetter.D.Toimprovethechild’Sabilitytoproducegoodartwork.60.Whatwouldbethebesttitleofthetext?A.ThreeViewsofArtEducation.B.ArtEducationforChildren.C。ImportanceofChildren’SArtwork.D.ChildrenandArtwork.第二节根据对话内容,从对话后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。W:Hi.Tina!M:Hi.Frank.Howiseverything?w:61_______Iwasjustwonderingifyouwanttogoouttonight.M:Well,1wasthinkingofstudyinginthelibrary._______62W:Thereisanewmovieintown.Howaboutthat?M:Soundsgreat._______63W:8:50.M:Good._______64W:Itwillbeeasierifwemeetatthecinema.M:OK._______65W:Err…theonenearthetownhall.Youknow,oppositethebank.M:Isee.1et’Smeetthereat8:30.W:Sure.seeyouthen.A.Gladtoseeyou.B.Nothingspecial.C.witchcinema?D.Wherearewegoingtomeet?E.wh

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