外研版高中英语必修二期末试题2

高一英语期末模拟测试题第一部分：听力（共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）第一节听下面五段对话，选出最佳选项.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A.toputonmoreclothesB.totakeoffhisclothesC.tostayhomeWhatisthemandoingnow?A.Heisgoingtothehospital.B.Heisreadingabook.C.Heishavinganeyeexamination.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.teacherandstudentB.doctorandpatientC.fatheranddaughterWherearethetwospeakers?A.inthedoctor'sofficeB.inarestaurantC.inasupermarketWhereisthewoman?A.inherofficeB.inbedC.atameeting第二节听下面五段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。听第六段材料，回答第6至7题Wherearethetwospeakers?A.intheofficeB.athomeC.inarestaurantWhatiswrongwiththeman?A.Hehasarunningnose.B.Hehasafever.C.Hehasaheadache.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A.togethishairwashedB.togethishaircutshortC.tolookforthemirrorWhatistheman'sideaabouthishair?A.Itneedswashingnow.B.Itislongenough.C.Helookscoolwearingit.Whenwillthemangethishaircut?A.todayB.tomorrowC.thedayaftertomorrow听第8段材料，回答第11至13题Howwillthemanspendhisweekend?A.gofishingB.goshoppingC.goswimmingWhendidthemanbuyhismobilephone?A.lastweekB.lastyearC.lastmonthWhathappenedtotheman'smobilephone?A.Itwasstolen.B.Hisfriendborrowedit.C.Itwasputintowater.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题Wherewillthepartybegiven?A.attheman'shome B.atthewoman7shomeC.inahotelWhatarethetwospeakers?A.studentsB.workersC.doctorsWhenwillthepartycometoanend?A.atabout7:30p.m.B.atabout9:30p.m.C.atabout10:00p.m.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题Whyisitanexcitingdayforthespeakertoday?

A.BecauseitisadayforhertogototheEnglishcorner.B.BecauseitisSundayandthereisnoschool.C.BecauseshepassedtheEnglishtest.Whydoesthespeakergotothepark?A.tomeetfriendsB.topracticeEnglishC.totakearestHowdoesthespeakerspendherweekends?A.stayinghomeoncoldSundaymorningsB.goingtotheEnglishcornereverySundaymorningC.doingnothingatallonSundayafternoonsWhatpeoplewillthespeakerprobablytalkwithinthepark?A.herclassmatesB.workersoftheparkC.kidsandadults第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节：语法和词汇知识运用（共15分）—Wouldyoulikesomethingsweetorsour?A.1haveatoothacheB.IhaveasweettoothC.ImakeasweetWealwayskeepsparebagswithwhichwepacktherubbish.A.agreatmany B.thenumberof C.toomuchTheonherfacetoldmethatshewasinabluemood.A.1haveatoothacheB.IhaveasweettoothC.ImakeasweetWealwayskeepsparebagswithwhichwepacktherubbish.A.agreatmany B.thenumberof C.toomuchTheonherfacetoldmethatshewasinabluemood.A.appearance B.impression C.attitudeD.Yes,thanksD.agreatdealofD.expressionAtthattimetheycouldnotproducecomputer,letalonehigh—gradeones.A.normalB.ordinaryC.popularD.publicA.normalB.ordinaryC.popularD.publicTherewasnoelectricitylastnight.Icouldn'trecordtheconcertonChannel3onmytaperecorder.A.Soasto B.Since C.Asaresult D.Otherwise—Heisanexcellentcook.—.Thefishhecookedmakesmemouth-watering.A.Icouldn'tagreemore B.Idon'tagreewithyouC.Icompletelydisagree D.TmnotsureaboutyouMr.BrownknowslittleJapanese,sohecan'tunderstandtheonthebottleofthepills.A.explanationsB.introductionsC.descriptionsD.instructionshadmeantyousomehelp,thoughthatmightmeanmyjob,butImadeitevenworse.A.togive,tolose B.togive,losing C.giving,toloseD.giving,losingStatisticsshowa20%reductioninburglarylastyear.A.comparedwith B.tocompare C.beingcomparedtoD.tocomparewith“Oh,mum,mydressisrather.Couldyoubuymeanewoneinstyle?”Jennybeggedhermother.A.outofdate B.uptodate C.outofseasonD.outofbalanceAfterthecake20equalparts,thehosttookthembeforetheguests.A.dividedintoB.hadbeendividedintoC.separatedintoD.hadbeenseparatedfromThebeggarcouldn'thelpthedeliciousroastduckhungrilywhenhepassedthatstore.A.lookat B.tosee C.eying D.enjoyingEdisonlikedtoallowotherpeopletotakecareofbusinessmattersfbrhim,whilehe.A.wentontoinventB.stoppedtoinventC.continuedtoinventD.stoppedinventing37.AthatB.whatC.when37.AthatB.whatC.when38.A.richB.strongC.poor39.A.trickB.partC.role40.A.joyB.fearC.anxiety41.A.BesidesB.InsteadC.Therefore42.A.pleaseB.puzzleC.praise43.A.orderedB.encouragedC.promised44.A.suggestB.improveC.affect45.A.layB.stoodC.seated46.A.leftB.forgetC.lost47.A.ThoughB.SinceC.Unless48.A.newB.softC.hard49.A.foundB.receivedC.invented50.A.littlebylittleB.againandagainC.soonerorlater51.A.putupB.putdownC.putout52.A.doubtB.worryC.surprise53.A.excitedlyB.eagerlyC.peacefully54.A.slightlyB.deeplyC.weakly55.A.everB.alreadyC.stillD.whichD.tallD.gameD.sadnessD.HoweverD.honorD.checkedD.wakeD.hidD.missedD.WhileD.oldD.acceptedD.moreorlessD.putonD.pityD.miserablyD.highlyD.never第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2分，满分40分）“Youcan,tgetthisfootballbackyouagreenottokickitonmywindowsagain”,hesaidangrily.A.because B.since C.when D.untilAfterwakingup,herememberedandontheheadwithastickinhisdream.A.toattack,hitB.tobeattacked,tobehitC.attacking,behitD.havingbeenattacked,hit第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36—55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出最佳选项。Whiletakingawalkwiththeprofessor,whowascommonlycalledthestudents,friend,theyoungmansawlyingbesidethe36acoatandapairofoldshoes,37_——hesupposed——belongedtoa38manwhowasworkinginthefieldnearby.Thestudentwantedtoplaya39ontheman---tohidehisshoesandwaittoseehis40_whenhecannotfindthem.41,theprofessoradvisedhimneverto42himselfatthecostofthepoorand43himtoputacoinineachshoeandwatchhowthiswould44him.Thestudentdidsoandtheyboth45themselvesbehindbushes.Thepoormansoonfinishedhiswork,andcameacrossthefieldtothepathwherehehad46hiscoatandshoes.4T.puttingonhiscoatheputhisfootintooneofhisshoes,butfeltsomething48.Hebentdowntoseewhatitwas,and49acoin.Hestaredatthecoininsurprise,turneditaround,andlookedatit50.Thenhelookedaround,butnopersonwasseen.Henowputthemoneyintohispocket,andbeganto51theothershoe.His52wasdoubledonfindinganothercoin.Hefelluponhisknees53,lookedupanduttered（说出）aloudathanksgivinginwhichhespokeofhiswife,sickandhelpless,andhischildrenwithoutbread.Thestudentstoodthere54moved,andhiseyeswerefilledwithtears.Itwasnotuntilthenthathefeltthetruemeaningofthesewords,whichhe55understoodbefore---Itismoreblessedtogivethantoreceive.36.A.fieldB.pathC.woodsD.grassTherewasonceaboywhosufferedfrom（患 病）acancerwhichcouldn'tbecured（治愈）.Hewas18yearsoldandhecoulddieatanytime.Hewasstuckinhishouseandhismothertookcareofhim.Hehadn'tbeenoutsidefbrsuchalongtimethathewantedtogooutonce.Soheaskedhismotherandshegavehimpermission.Hewalkeddowntheroadandfoundalotofstores.HepassedaCDstoreandlookedthroughthewindowforasecond.Hesawabeautifulgirlabouthisageandheknewitwasloveatfirstsight.Heopenedthedoorandwalkedin.Thegirllookedupandasked,"CanIhelpyou?^^Hesaid,“Uh…IwouldliketobuyaCD.”HewenthomewiththewrappedCD.Fromthenon,hewenttothatstoreeverydayandboughtaCD.Hismotherfoundallaboutthisandtoldhimjusttoaskher.Sothenextday,hewenttothestoreasusualandboughtaCD.Whenshewasn'tlooking,helefthisphonenumberandranout.RRRRRING-Onedaythephonerang,andthemotherpickeditupandsaid,“Hello?”Itwasthegirl!Themothercriedandsaid,"Don'tyouknow?Hepassedawayyesterday,,,,Thelinewasquiet.Laterthatday,themotherwentintotheboy'sroom.SheopenedtheclosetandwasfacetofacewithlotsofunopenedCDs.Sheopenedoneandoutfellapieceofpaper,saying,“Hi!IthinkURreallycute.Douwannagooutwithme?Love,Jocelyn.^^Themotherwasintearsagain.SheopenedanotherCDandfoundanotherpieceofpaperwiththesamewords.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheboyaccordingtothepassage?A.HelikedlisteningtoCDmusic.B.Hefellinlovewiththegirlatfirstsight.C.Helikedmanygoodsinthestore.D.Hedidn'twantdoctorstotreathisdisease.Theunderlinedword“wrapped“inParagraph5probablymeans.A.long-wantedB.coveredwithsomethingC.expensiveD.likedbymostpeopleItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.A.thegirlknewtheboywasseriouslyillB.thegirlknewtheboycouldn'tgooutwithherC.thegirlthoughttheboylikedherD.themotherdidn'tlikethegirlWhatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.ACDgirl'sfirstloveB.AmeetingbyaccidentC.Aboy'shardshipD.TheunopenedCDsBLillianwasayounggirlwhogrewupinavillage.Attheageof16,herfatherforcedhertodropoutofschoolandfindajobtohelpthefamily.Withlimitededucation,skillsandhope,shewouldridethebusintothebigcitiesofWindsorandDetroit,walkaimlesslyaboutandthenreturnhomeeveryday.Shecouldn'tevenbringherselftoknockonadoor.Asthedayspassed,Lillianknewshewouldsoonhavetoknockonadoor.Ononeofhertrips,LilliansawasignatCarharttOverallCompany,saying,"HelpWanted,Secretarial（有关秘书工作的）.ApplyWithin.”Shewalkeduptotheofficeandwasmetbytheofficemanager,whosatherdownatatypewriterandsaid,"Let'sseehowgoodyoureallyare.”ShedirectedLilliantotypeasingleletterandthenleft.Lillianlookedattheclock:11:40a.m.Shefigured（谋算）thatshecouldrunawayinthecrowdthen.Butsheknewsheshouldatleasttrytheletter.Onherfirsttry,shegotthroughoneline.Ithadfivewordsandshemadefourmistakes.Theclocknowread11:45.“Atnoon,^^shesaidtoherself"I'llmoveoutwiththecrowd,andtheywillneverseemeagain."Onhersecondtry,Lilliangotthroughafullparagraph,butstillmademanymistakes.Againshepulledoutthepaper.Atlastshecompletedtheletterwithsomemistakes.Justthen,thedooropenedandtheofficemanagerwalkedin.ShecamedirectlyovertoLillian,readtheletter,pausedandthensaid,"Lillian,you'vedoneagoodjob!^^WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassageThegirldidn'tliketogotoschool.Thegirl'sfatherwasveryfbndofmoneyThegirl'sfamilywasnotveryrich.Thegirlwaslivinginapoorvillage.ThereasonwhytheofficemanagerleftafterdirectingLilliantotypealetterwasthatshe.wantedtotestLillianfoundLillianwastooyoungwantedtokeepthegirlcalmdownwasnotsatisfiedwithLillianFromtheunderlinedsentence"I'llmoveoutwiththecrowd,andtheywillneverseemeagain.”InParagraph6,wecanknowthatthegirl.didn'twantthejobdidn7tliketheworkerstherehadnotenoughconfidenceinherselfwantedtohavelunchthenItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatintheend.LillianhadtOrunawaywithoutbeingnoticedLillian'sfatherwantedhisdaughtertoreturntoschoolTheofficemanagerwasdeeplymovedbythegirlLillianwasallowedtoworkthere★CarcrashedintoaHoumarestaurantHOUMA—AwomanwhodrovehercarintothesideofalocalrestaurantonThursdaynighthaddrunkalcohol（酒）andwasputintoprisonafterthecrash.KellyD.Godsey,42,wastryingtobackupthecarintheparkingspace,butputitin“drive”bymistake.Shefailedblood-alcoholtests.Therestaurantwasalreadyclosedfbrtheevening.Noseriousinjurieswerereported.Restaurantemployeessaidtherestaurantwouldbeopentodayasusual.★GrouptoholdtrafficdiscussionHOUMA—Localresidents（居民）canattendaThursdaytraffictalktosharetheirthoughtsonanumberoftraffic-relatedtopics.TheSouthcentralSafetycommunityTaskForcewillpresentitstraffictalksfrom8a.m.to3:30p.m.Thetopicsthatwillbediscussedarechildpassengers7safetyandsaferoutestoschools.Thereisnocosttoattendthetalk.Call851-2900,fax851-4472.★FreeprogramfbrstudentsTHIBODAUX---KarenChauvinisconducting（举办）"VisualizingandVerbalizing”,aworkshop（讲习班）forstudentsfrom8thto12thgrade.Theworkshopenablesstudentstorecallandrelateimagesfromlearnedmaterialstoawrittentest.Mr.Chauvinteachesstudentstouseimagesintheirheadsasafoundationfbrrecallingwhattheyhavelearnedduringalectureorafterreadingabook.Theprogramisfreeandwillbefrom9a.m.tonooninAugust.Formoreinformation,call448-1275.★“Blood&Guts55giveskidsalessonHOUMA—Childrenaged9to12canlearnaboutthehumananatomy（构造）duringaprogramcalled“Blood&Guts”,whichstartsat2p.m.Thefreeprogramwillteachchildrenabouthumanbodyorgans.Theirpositionsandtheirfunctions.Toregister,call876-7577.WhichofthefollowingisNOTrelatedtochildren?CarcrashedintoaHoumarestaurantsGrouptoholdtrafficdiscussion.Freeprogramfbrstudents.”Blood&guts"giveskidsalesson.Howdidthewomandrivehercarintoarestaurant?Shebackeduphercarinawrongplace.Shedrovehercarforwardinsteadofbackingup.Shewasdrinkingwhiledrivinghercar.Shedidn'tstophercarintheparkingspace.Thosewhowanttoattend"Blood&Guts"shouldknowabouthumanbodyorgansfirstbuytheticketfirstbeagedfrom9to12call448-1275toregisterThepurposeofthetrafficdiscussionisto.makepeoplecarefbrchildpassengers7safetyearnmoneyfromtheaudienceincreasestudents7interestintrafficaccidentsimprovestudents7speechabilityThemousepotato,thehimboandthedramaqueenwereamong100newwordsaddedtothe2006update（最新版）ofAmerica'sbest-sellingdictionary,theMerriam-WebsterCollegiateDictionary.TheInternetsearchengineGooglealsofounditswayintothedictionaryfbrthefirsttimeasaverb,meaningtofindinformationquicklyontheWorldWideWeb.Newwordsandphrasesfromthefieldsofscience,technology,popcultureandindustryarechoseneachyearbyMerriam-Webster7steamofeditorsaftermonthsofporingoverbooks,magazinesandevenfoodlabel（标签）.“Theyarenotsearchingfbrspokenlanguage.Theyarelookingfbrfactsthatwordshavecomeintothewrittenlanguage,saidArthurBicknell,seniorpublicist宣传人）withMerriam-Wenster.Otherwordsappearingthisyearweresoulpatch-asmallgrowthofbeardunderaman'slowerlip,unibrow-twoeyebrowsofjoiningtogether,andsupersize-thefastfoodindustryphrasefbrextralargemeals.Thetechnologyworldcontributed（提供）ringtones-changeableincomingcellphonecallsignals,andspyware-softwareinacomputertosecretlytrackauser'sactivitiestothedictionarywhileavianinfluenza（禽流感）camefromtheworldofscience.America'sfirstdictionary-NoahWebster7sACompendiousDictionaryoftheEnglishLanguage-waspublished200yearsagoandalsointroducedagroupoffreshwordsthathavenowbecomefamiliar.Those"new"wordsin1806includedslang,sur£psychology,andAmericanize.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?Thephrase“mousepotato^^hasaplaceintheMerriam-WebsterCollegiateDictionary.WhytheMerriam-WebsterCollegiateDictionary\sAmerica'sbestsellingdictionary.OnecanfindthemeaningofsomestrangewordsintheMerriam-WebsterCollegiateDictionary.100newwordshavebeencollectedintotheMerriam-WebsterCollegiateDictionaryTheunderlinedphrase“poringover“inParagraph2probablymeans^^A.thinkingoverB.lookingthroughC.publishingD.collectingWhichofthefollowingwordsisNOTnewlycollectedinthe2006updateoftheMerriam-WebsterCollegiateDictionary?.A.DramaqueenB.Google C.Spyware D.AmericanizeAccordingtothepassage,thenewwordscollectedinthe2006updateoftheMerriam-WebsterCollegiateDictionaryareA.writtenEnglishwordsB.onlynounsC.connectedwithtechnologyD.familiartopeopleApril15thisatax（税）dayfbrAmericans.Itisthelastdaytopayfederal（联邦的）incometaxesfbrtheyearbefore.Mosttaxpayershaveenoughincometaxescollectedallyearlongthroughtheiremployers.Sotheydonotowemuchmore.Infact,mostgetsomemoneyback.Incometaxratesincreaseasincomeincreases.Peoplewhoearnedmorethanthreehundrednineteenthousanddollarslastyearhadthehighestrate,thirty-fivepercent.Buttherearedifferentwaysfbrpeopletoreducetheirincometaxes.Theconstitution（宪法）givescongress（国会）thepowertobuildfederaltaxes.Stateandlocalgovernmentscanalsotax.Buttheideaofnationaltaxestooktime.In1790congresspassedataxonWhiskeyandotheralcoholicdrinks.FarmersinwesternPennsylvaniawhoproducedalcoholrefusedtopay.Theyattackedofficialsandburnedthehomeofataxcollector.GeorgeWashington,American'sfirstpresident,gatheredthearmy.Thesoldiersputdowntheso-calledWhiskeyRebellionof1794.Itwasoneofthefirsttimesthatthegovernmentuseditspowertomakesureafederallawwithinastate.Atfirst,theUnitedStatesgovernmentcollectedmostofitsmoneythroughtariffs,whicharetaxesonforeigntrade.Then,inthelate1800s,congressbegantotaxthemoneythatpeopleearnedthroughtheirjobs.TheSupremeCourtwasagainstthepersonalincometaxasunconstitutional.Sothestateschangedtheconstitution.In1930theypassedthesixteenthamendment（修正案）.Itgivescongressthepowertocollecttaxesonpersonalincomes.In2004,personalincometaxprovidedthegovernmentwiththirtysevenpercentofitsmoney,andincometaxonbusinessprovidedsixpercent.WhichofthefollowingtaxesisNOTmentionedinthepassage?A.TaxesonbusinessB.TaxesonincomesC.TaxesonalcoholmakingD.TaxesonhousesellingwhydidthestatesdecidedtochangetheConstituteaccordingtothepassage?BecausetheSupremeCourtaskedthemtodoso.Becausetheywantedtocollectpersonalincometax.BecausetheywantedtolimitthepoweroftheSupremeCourt.Becausetheywantedtoincreaseforeigntradetaxrates.74.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?BoththestateandlocalgovernmentsinAmericahavetherighttotax.Before1800,mostAmericangovernment7staxmoneycamefromtaxesonalcoholicdrinks.Personalincometaxhasbecomeanimportanttaxinthestates.Ifyouhaven71paidfederalincometaxesfbr2005beforeApril15,youmaybreaktaxlaw.75.whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“Buttheideaofnationaltaxestooktaxestooktime”inparagraph3mean?Ittookalongtimetorealizetheideaofnationaltaxes.Everyyearittakesalingtimetocollectnationaltaxes.Thestateswerenotsurewhethertheyshouldcollectnationaltaxes.Foralongtimepeopledidn'tknowwhatnationaltaxeswere.第四部分：写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节：阅读表达（共5小题，每题3分，满分15分）OnthefourthThursdayinNovember,AmericanscelebratethefestivalofThanksgiving.ThisfestivalisatimewhenthefamilycomestogetherfbramealandgivesthankstoGodfbrtheblessingstheyhavereceived.ThefirstThanksgivingfestivalwascelebratedbytheearlyAmericansettlerswhogavethankstoGodfbrtheirgoodharvest.InAmerica,Thanksgivingisafamilyholiday.Itisontheholidaythatallthefamilymakeaspecialefforttogettogether.Thefeast（宴席）isalwaysheldonThursdayandmostpeoplehaveafour-dayholidayfromschoolandwork.Thustheyareabletotravelagreatdistancetobewiththeirfamily.TheThanksgivingmealistraditionalturkey（火鸡）,whichwasthefoodfbrthefirstThanksgiving.Thetableisfruits,walnut（胡桃）,andmanykindsofvegetables.Fordessertthemainchoiceisusuallypumpkin（南瓜）pie.Themealisatimefbrthemembersofthefamilytotalktoeachother.Therewillbetalkingbeforethemeal,duringthemealandlongafterthemeal.OnThanksgivingmorningtherearesportingeventsandparades（游行）inmanycitiestomarktheday.Thefamilydinnerisusuallyheldintheafternoonaround4o'clock.Themotherwillpreparethemealandthefatherwillcarvetheturkey.Hewill