河南省安阳市第三职业技术高级中学高二英语上学期期末试题含解析

河南省安阳市第三职业技术高级中学高二英语上学期期末试题含解析一、选择题1.Bobisinahopelesssituation,______wewillkeepaverycloseeyeon.

A.which

B.where

C.that

D.when参考答案：A2.

____computergamesmadehismotherworriedmuch.A.Addictedtoplaying

B.BeingaddictedtoplayingC.Beingaddictedtoplay

D.Addictedtoplay参考答案：B3.Thewater____coolwhenIjumpedintothepoolformorningexercise.A.feels

B.isfelt

C.felt

C.wasfelt参考答案：C4.Manypeoplewereafraidtogotoswimwhentheyrememberedthescenes________peoplewereeatenbythebigwhiteshark.A.inwhich

B.bywhich

C.which

D.that参考答案：A5.--Whowonthefirstprizeatthepoetrycompetition?LiPingorZhangPing?--ZhangPingdid.ButLiPing

itifhe

more,ashehasagreat

talentforwritingpoems.A.couldhavewon;hadpractised

B.couldwin;practisedC.shouldhavewon;couldhavewon

D.wouldwin;hadpractised参考答案：A6.—IreallythoughtI’dbeofferedthechance.

—Oh,well,

,Vicky A.you’reright

B.bestwishes

C.betterlucknexttime D.congratulations参考答案：C略7.MrSmith______abookaboutChinalastyearbutIdon’tknowwhetherhehasfinishedit.

A.haswritten

B.wrote

C.hadwritten

D.waswriting参考答案：D8.—Ihavestudiedgrowingplantsasoneofmyinterests.CouldImakesomesuggestions?—______.A.Youwillmakeit.

B.Gorightahead.

C.Don’tmentionit.

D.Takeiteasy.参考答案：B略9.Manycountriesarenowsettingupnationalparks________animalsandplantscanbeprotected.A.when B.whichC.whose D.where参考答案：D【详解】考查定语从句的关系词。句意：许多国家正在建立国家公园，在那里动植物可以得到保护。先行词为parks，在定语从句中作地点状语。故选D。10.–Areyoustillthinkingaboutyesterday’sfootballmatchagainstClass25?

--Oh,that’s_________.

A.whatmakesmefeelupset B.whateverIfeelupsetabout

C.howIfeelupsetaboutit D.whenIfeelupset参考答案：A11.ThegirlfoundtheT-shirtsoldonlinewas_______thatinthesupermarket.A.ashalfcheapas B.cheapashalfas C.thehalfpriceof D.halfthepriceof参考答案：D12.Asthedoctorssuggest,peopleshouldopenthewindowtomakeair

inthemorningAspread

Bfloat

Ccirculate

Dremove参考答案：C13.----Waiter,pleasechangethisJasmineteaforWulongtea.

----__________’A.Atyouservice

B.Whywanttochange?

C.It’sokay

D.It’sapleasure参考答案：A14.Ienjoyedthedishesatyourbirthdaypartylastnight，butthewineisnot_______tomytaste.A．accessible

B．beneficial

C．suitable

D．valuable参考答案：C15.______fromheartdiseaseforyears,Andyhastotakesomemedicinewithhimwherevershegoes.

A.Tosuffer B.Suffered

C.Havingsuffered

D.Beingsuffered参考答案：C16.Infact,______isreallyahardjobforthepolicetokeeporderinanimportantfootballmatch．

A．this

B．that

C．there

D．it参考答案：D略17.Theyurgedusallinto________tothefourfundamentalprinciples. A.stick

B.stuckC.sticking

D.tostick参考答案：Curgesb.intodoingsth.的意思是“敦促某人做某事”；没有urgetodosth.这一用法。18.----Thestrongwindhasabad

ournewly-plantedyoungtrees.

----What’smore,it

manypeopleridingbikesontheroad.

A.effecton,affects

B.affecton,effects

C.effectin,affects

D.affectin,effects参考答案：A略19.Somecompaniesarereportedtohavestoppedproduction,having______workingcapital.A.runoutof

B.runout

C.beenusedup

D.diedout参考答案：A二、完型填空20.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。Ihavetwofriendswhoareeagertogohiking.ThereisaHighPeaksregion3146mountainsinNewYork.Amountainclubgivesspecialrecognition（奖赏）to32whoclimbsallthe46mountains.Mytwofriendsdecidedtogoforthis33.Themountainswerereally34toclimb.It

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themseveralyearstoachieveit.Myfriendshadclimbed45ofthemountains,andthe36onewasthemostdistantandthehighest.Earlyonemorningtheylefttheircampsitehikingpathtothe37ofachainofmountains.Whentheyreachedthebase,theyfoundthattheyhadlefttheir38andmapinthecamp.39returningtothecamp,theydecidedtonavigate(导航，定位)withoutthem.40,theyreachedthetopofamountain.Theywereworn-out41extremelyhappy.However,the42lastedonlyforashorttime.Whenthey43,theysawanotherhighermountain.Theyhadclimbedthe44mountain!45thetimeproblem,theyhadtowaitforanotherfourmonthstoclimbtherightmountain.Ithinkthisstorytellsanimportant46：ofteninlifeweputgreat47intosomeofourgoals,butwithouttherightmapandcompass,itiseasytoget48.Knowingyour49inlifegivesyouapowerfulpersonalmapandcompass,50thatyouarealwaysclimbingtherightmountain.31．A.consistingofB.consistedofC.makingofD.madeof32．A.everyoneB.anyoneC.nooneD.someone33．A.relaxB.awardC.admissionD.result34．A.easyB.visualC.hardD.fragile35．A.costB.wastedC.spentD.took36．A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.last37．A.topB.sideC.edgeD.base38．A.mapB.guideC.waterD.compass39．A.RatherthanB.OtherthanC.OrratherD.Exceptfor40．A.ConsequentlyB.EventuallyC.EndlesslyD.Mentally41．A.andB.butC.orD.so42．A.delightB.sorrowC.stressD.preference43．A.lookedupB.lookedforwardC.lookedbackD.lookedaround44．A.rightB.leftC.wrongD.highest45．A.InspiteofB.DuetoC.ThankstoD.Insteadof46．A.classB.lessonC.aimD.ban47．A.strengthB.loadC.effortD.faith48．A.abusedB.addictedC.accustomedD.lost49．A.purposeB.dreamC.qualityD.pleasure50．A.makingsureB.makingoutC.makingupD.makingfrom参考答案：31-35ABBCD

36-40DDDAB

41-45BADCB

46-50BCDAA21.Ithasalwaysbeenmydreamtoattendcollege.WhenIwasyounger,IwouldwatchTVshowswithcollegestudentshavinglotsof

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.Itlookedlikeagreatexperience－goingtoparties,

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withfriendsandlettingthegoodtimes

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.WhenIenteredhighschool,however,Istartedlearningthereal

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ofcollege－togetagoodeducationandawell-paidjob.Therefore,withapassionforsuccessinlife,Iexpressedmy

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aboutattendinguniversitytomyparents.Theywere

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I’dchosenthepath,butweredisappointedbecausetheycouldn’t

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thecost.Upsetandstressed,Istartedlookingfor

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topaymyself.Mysearchformoneybeganonline.IwenttoeveryfreescholarshipsearchengineandspentuptofivehourseachdaylookingforscholarshipsI

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for.Itwashard,butIknewitwould

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WhenI’dfoundalmostallthescholarshipsIcouldapplyfor,I

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thembydeadline,which

gavemeawaytoprioritizemyschedule.After

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everything,itwastimetofillouttheapplications.Despitetheamounts,rangingfrom＄100to＄40,000,Itookeachscholarship

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becausetogethertheywouldfundmygoal.Withthisinmymind,thehardestpartbegan:writingtheessays.To49

mywriting,Iaskedfriends,sandteachersto

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overmywork.NowI’vewon

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scholarshipsandcanattendcollegeforfree.Thescholarshipsearchtrulymademea

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person.Ilearnedtheimportanceofsettinga(n)

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andaccomplishingit.

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Ididhavetoreadseveralrejectionletters,thosemademestronger.I’mthrilledIhadtheopportunitytolearnmoreaboutmy

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tosucceednomatterwhatdifficultiesgotinmyway.36.A.fun

B.energy

C.fancy

D.interest37.A.droppingout

B.holdingout

C.hangingout

D.stickingout38.A.roll

B.stop

C.last

D.burst39.A.status

B.origin

C.power

D.value40.A.doubts

B.worry

C.thoughts

D.disappointment41.A.confused

B.astonished

C.delighted

D.terrified42.A.bear

B.consume

C.cover

D.afford43.A.keys

B.ways

C.fellows

D.approaches44.A.accounted

B.qualified

C.allowed

D.prepared45.A.payoff

B.takeoff

C.falloff

D.putoff46.A.selected

B.sorted

C.saved

D.shared47.A.realizing

B.describing

C.organizing

D.absorbing48.A.easily

B.effectively

C.slightly

D.seriously49.A.exchange

B.convey

C.perfect

D.translate50.A.get

B.take

C.read

D.turn51.A.few

` B.extra

C.enough

D.complete52.A.better

B.calmer

C.luckier

D.wealthier53.A.target

B.example

C.standard

D.task54.A.Because

B.Since

C.While

D.When55.A.drive

B.anxiety

C.curiosity

D.freedom参考答案：36—40ACADC

41—45CDBBA

46—50BCDCC

51—55CAACA三、阅读理解22.CanadianshortstorywriterAliceMunrowontheNobelPrizeforLiterature.Eighty-two-year-oldMunroisonlythe13thwomantowinthe112-year-oldprize.Munrodidn’tpublishherfirstcollectionofshortstoriesuntilshewas37yearsold,butherstorieshavealwaysbeenwell-received.Lotsofherstoriessharesimilarthemesandcharacters,buteachstoryhasitsowntwistsandturns.Eventhoughshe’swonCanada’smostfamousliteraryaward,theGillerPrizetwice,winningtheNobelPrizeforLiteratureisthepeakofMunro’scareer.“Itbringsherincrediblerecognition,bothofherandhercareer,andofthededication(投身，奉献)totheshortstory,”saidoneperson.Alongwiththewell-respectedtitlecomes1.3milliondollars.Munrosaideverythingwas“sosurprisingandwonderful”andthatshewas“dazedbyalltheattentionandaffectionthathasbeencomingmyway.”Munroknewshewasinthelist——shewasnamedthesecond-mostlikelypersontowinthisyear’sprize,afterHarukiMurakami(村上春树）ofJapan——butsheneverthoughtthatshewouldwin.Munro’swinalsorepresentsthelongwayCanadianwritershavecome.“WhenIbeganwritingtherewasaverysmallcommunityofCanadianwritersandlittleattentionwaspaidbytheworld.NowCanadianwritersareread,admiredandrespectedaroundtheglobe,”MunrosaidonThursday.SheistechnicallynotthefirstCanadiantowintheNobelPrizeforLiterature,butmanyliketothinkthatsheis.In1976SaulBellow,whowasborninQuebecbutmovedtoChicagowhenhewasstillachild,wontheprize.EventhoughhewasborninCanada,heismostlyconsideredtobeanAmericanwriter.“Thisisawinforusall.Canadians,byourverynature,arenotverynationalistic,”saidGeoffreyTaylor.“Butthingslikethissuddenlymakeyouwanttofindaflag.”Shewasn’tsureifshewouldkeepwritingifshewontheprize,sayingthatitwouldbe“nicetogooutwithabang.Butthismaychangemymind.”32.WhatisthefeatureofMunro’sstories?A.Theyhavecomplicated(复杂的)contents.B.Theyhavesimilarstorybackgrounds.C.Theyhavespecificthemesforchildren.D.Theyhavethesamecharactersineachbook.33.ForMunro,theNobelPrizeisanawardfor______.A.herloveforCanadianculture

B.herdevotiontotheshortstoryC.herspecialformofwriting

D.hercareerofeditingshortstories

34.Whatcanyouinferfromthesixthparagraph?A.Canadianwriterspaidlittleattentiontotheprize.B.Canadianwriterswererespectedacrosstheglobe.C.Canadianwritershavelongbeenignored.D.Canadianscomealongwaytowintheprize.35.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?A.HowAliceMunrowinstheNobelPrizeB.AnintroductiontotheNobelPrizeinLiteratureC.AliceMunrowinstheNobelPrizeinLiteratureD.Aworldfamouswriter,AliceMunro参考答案：32．A

33．B

34．C

35．C【试题解析】加拿大短篇小说作家AliceMunro获得了诺贝尔文学奖。82岁的她是第13个获得此奖项的女性。虽然她出道比较晚，但她却凭借着独特的构思和韵味逐渐征服了读者的心。荣获诺奖后她并不确定是否继续写作，“这会改变我的想法”。32．由“Lotsofherstoriessharesimilarthemesandcharacters,buteachstoryhasitsowntwistsandturns．”可知她的每个故事都有自己的曲折。故选A。33．由“Itbringsthisincrediblerecognition,bothofherandhercareer,andofthededicationtotheshortstory,”saidoneperson．”可知，获得诺奖是对她对短篇故事的忠诚的最大褒奖。故选B。34．第六段表示的大意是由于她的获奖，让加拿大文学逐渐被世界的人们认识和了解，那么在此之前加拿大文学就是被忽略了好长时间。故选C。35．本文介绍了加拿大82岁的短篇小说家获得诺贝尔文学奖的事。故选C。23.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，并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。Apopularstudentinhersmallhighschool,Katiestartedcollegeexpectingtodowellinhercoursesandbebestfriendswithherroommates.Butthingsdidn’tturnoutthatway.Psych101,thecourseshethoughtwouldbeafirst-semesterfavorite,turnedouttobeastruggle.AndherroommateswereasdifferentfromKatieasthestudentrestaurant’smysterymeatwasfromhermom’sroastedpork.

Livingawayfromhometendstobethetoughestadjustmentforfirst-yearstudents.Youmayfeelhomesickinyourfirstweeksormonths.Itcanhelptocall,write,oremailyourparentsandfriendsmakingthemknowhowyou’redoing.Youcanalsotalkwithyourroommates.Asfirst-yearstudentsthemselves,they’reprobablyexperiencingmanyofthesamefearsandworriesthatyou’redealingwith.

Butwhatifyoudon’tgetalongwellwithyourroommates?

Insomecases,itcanbeagoodthingifyouandyourroommatesaren’tmuchalike.Differentviewsonthingsmaybehelpful,sorespectyourdifferencesnomatterwhat.

Ifyouandyourroommatesdon’tgetalongwell,itcanhelptofindsomeonewhoyoufeeldoesunderstandyou,whichshouldbeeasyonacampuswithsomanypeople.Manyschoolshavestudentorganizationnightswhereallofthecampusclubsgathe