高二下学期期末 英语考试 含答案.docx

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高二下学期期末英语考试含答案

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2019-2020年高二下学期期末英语考试含答案

题号

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得分

评卷人

得分

一、单项填空

A.isstoppingB.hasstoppedC.stoppedD.willstop

3.IntheEnglishlanguage,sentencestressislikewordstressandis_________givesEnglishitsrhythm.

A.whenB.whyC.thatD.what

4.42percentofstudentsinterviewedsaidthey______theirbesttodealwiththeproblemiftheirparentswereopposed.

A.willtryB.havetried

C.triedD.wouldtry

5.Duringthelastthreedecades,thenumberofpeopleparticipatinginphysicalfitnessprograms______sharply.

AwasincreasingB.hasincreasedC.hadincreasedD.willbeincreasing

6.I________tovisityoulaterthatday,butIhadtophoneandcancel.

A.eB.cameC.amingD.wasing

7.Oppositetheoldtownisthe5500metersYulongXueshanMountain,itspeak_______withsnow.

A.iscoveredB.coveredC.coveringD.covers

8.—Howdidyoucatchthethief?

—Well,he________somegoodsintohisbagwhenIcamearoundacornerinthe

shop.SoIcaughthim.

A.wasputtingB.wasputC.haveputD.hadput

第II卷(非选择题)

请修改第II卷的文字说明

评卷人

得分

二、单词拼写

9.Ourindustryrequiresfastdecisionmaking,theabilitytolookahead,toreinventoneselfbyoucan'tstop.

10.Muchdabouttheresultsoftheexam,Jimcouldn’thelpcrying.

11.Wetookmeasurestoethattheprojectshouldbefaithfullycarriedout.

12.Sheacceptedthecriticismwithquiet______________(尊严).

13.Thebigprojecthascostalmostasmuchasone______(十亿)dollars.

14.Inancienttimes,peoplefoughtwiths   insteadofguns.

15.---Sorrytohavekeptyouwaitingforsolong.

---Oh,_______.

A.gotitB.goaheadC.that’slifeD.don’tsaythat

16.Ifyoutakemoreexercise,you’llbemuch_________(健康).

评卷人

得分

三、短语填空

17.Herealizedhismistakes______.

18.Iwon’tgototheparty______Iaminvited.

19.SurfingisasportthatAustralians______.

20.It’simpoliteto______others.

21.他决定步他兄长们的后尘,做个医生。

Hedecidedto________________the________ofhisbrothersandbecameadoctor.

22.Thoughhighinprice,thoseproducts____________(高质量)alwayssellwellinthemarketsfulloffiercepetition.

23.Peopleallovertheworld______theBeijingOlympicGamesin2008.

24.Theoldwashingmachineseemsto_________again.

评卷人

得分

四、完形填空20小题

25.ChineseSpringFestivalmarksthefirstdayofanewyear,sothefirstmealisratherimportant.PeoplefromtheNorthandtheSouthhavedifferent1aboutthefoodstheyeatonthis2day.InNorthernChina,people3eatJiaozi.ThewordJiaoziinChinesemeansthe4andthebeginningoftime.Accordingtohistorical5,inthepastpeoplefromtheNorthandtheSouthbothateJiaozionChineseNewYear’sDay.Perhaps6theareasinSouthernChina7morericethanthoseinNorthernChina,southernpeopleslowly8toeatmanyotherkindsoffoodonNewYear’sDay.9,themostmonfoodsforthefirst10arenoodles,NewYearCakeandTangyuan.Thenoodle11longlife.TheNewYearCakeiscalledNiangaoinChinese,which12thehopeofimprovementin13yearafteryear.Tangyuanisasymbolof14accordingtotheChinese.

To15aNewYearvisittorelativesandfriendsisanimportantactivityduringtheSpringFestival.Peoplealsosendcardsto16aNewYear’sgreeting.Whatchildrenlovemostistosetofffirecrackers.17,asthepaceoflifeisbeingfasterandfaster,peoplehave18newwaystocelebratetheChinesetraditionalNewYear.Forexample,manypeoplenolongersendoutgreetingcards.19,theyuseshortmessagesoremails.AlsototravelduringtheNewYearholidayshaseinto20.

1.A.wordB.habitsC.meaningsD.stories

2.A.usualB.unforgettableC.monD.special

3.A.seldomB.usuallyC.alwaysD.hardly

4.A.endB.futureC.resultD.effect

5.A.reasonsB.recordsC.notesD.stories

6.A.aslongasB.thoughC.whenD.because

7.A.causedB.tookC.producedD.brought

8.A.understoodB.knewC.madeD.began

9.A.BesidesB.ThereforeC.ConsequentlyD.Usually

10.A.subjectB.titleC.programD.meal

11.A.symbolizesB.revealsC.showsD.indicates

12.A.transportsB.representsC.fetchesD.takes

13.A.healthB.familyC.lifeD.work

14.A.reunionB.luckC.happinessD.harmony

15.A.doB.payC.getD.carry

16.A.expressB.describeC.establishD.define

17.A.LuckilyB.UnfortunatelyC.HoweverD.Besides

18.A.givenawayB.madeoutC.gotintoD.takenup

19.A.InsteadB.FortunatelyC.MoreoverD.Furthermore

20.A.fashionB.effectC.sightD.power

26.Awaveofrecentresearchhaspointedtotherisksofoverpraisingachild.Anditseemsthathowtodrawalinebetweentoolittlepraiseandtoomuchhasbeeahigh-pressure_1_actforparents.

Self-esteem(自尊)servesasakindoftooltomeasurehowmuchchildrenfeelvaluedandacceptedby2.Thissensitivitytoothers'3developsbecauseofhumans'needforsocialacceptance,whichisconsideredtobe4tosurvival.Asearlyasage8,children'sself-esteemtendstoriseandfallinresponsetofeedbacksabout5peersseethemaslikableorattractive.6,itcanalsobebeneficialforkidstofeelbadaboutthemselvesoccasionally,iftheybehaveinselfish,meanorhurtfulwaysthatmight7theirabilitytomaintainrelationshipsorholdajobinthefuture.

Inthepast,manyparentsandeducatorsbelievedthathighself-esteem8happinessandsuccess,andkidscouldgainself-esteemsimplybygetting9andawardsfromtheirparents,teachersandpeoplearound.Butrecentlyresearchershavefoundself-esteemdoesn't_10thesedesiredresults.Instead,ifparentspraisetheirkids11,theirself-esteembeesfocusedonbeingverysmartandbeingthebestandbeingperfect.Buildingtoomuchself-esteemofthechildrencannotgoasplanned,makingthemfeel12lateronwhentheyhitsetbacks(挫折).

Accordingtosomeexperts,itcanactuallybegoodforkidstohave13self-esteem,atleastonceinawhile.Andpraisecanbe14ifitdisregardstheworldoutsidethehome.Childrenwhohavea15understandingofhowtheyareseenbyotherstendtogetrecoveredmorereadily16disappointment,depressionorthelike.Thebestpathisa17road,helpingchildrendevelopapositivebut18viewofthemselvesinrelationtoothersbypraisingthemforthe19theyinvestandbehaviorstheyareabletosustain,like"It's20thatyou'reworkingsohardonyourhomework."

1.A.balancingB.crashingC.forcingD.embarrassing

2.A.themselvesB.parentsC.othersD.teachers

3.A.viewsB.enviesC.favorsD.blames

4.A.irrelevantB.similarC.importantD.sensitive

5.A.whenB.whetherC.howD.where

6.A.IndeedB.OtherwiseC.ThereforeD.However

7.A.improveB.damageC.changeD.develop

8.A.promisedB.delayedC.purchasedD.ruined

9.A.supportB.helpC.challengeD.praise

10.A.settledownB.workoutC.giveawayD.bringabout

11.A.rarelyB.carefullyC.constantlyD.casually

12.A.worseB.strongerC.betterD.madder

13.A.highB.muchC.lowD.little

14.A.powerfulB.harmfulC.gratefulD.stressful

15.A.practicalB.limitedC.basicD.perfect

16.A.withB.toC.aboutD.from

17.A.straightB.smoothC.middleD.rough

18.A.generalB.realisticC.differentD.negative

19.A.talentB.timeC.moneyD.effort

20.A.necessaryB.awesomeC.worthlessD.awful

27.Floridaisapleasantandbeautifulstate_1__thesoutheastoftheUSA.PeoplefromthenorthernstatesofAmericanlike__2___theirholidayinFlorida___3___theweatherthereisoftenwarminwinter.Whenitisvery___4___inNewYork,manypeopleflytoFloridatokeepwarmand____5__themselves.

Touristsoftenbuysouvenirs(纪念品)whentheyvisit__6__newplace.InFloridasomevisitorsbuyaverystrange__7___:

ababyalligator(纯吻鳄)20to30cmlong.Alligatorlive__8_inwater,sometouristshavetofinda___9___ofkeepingthemalivewhentheyreturn___10_theirhomes.Sometouristshavepoolsat_11___homes,sotheyputthebabyalligatorintothepool.__12__peopledonothaveapool,theysometimes___13__theirbabyalligatorinabathandfeedfish__14__it.

Itis__15__tohavelovelyalligatorinyourswimmingpool,butthiscreatesproblems.Asaresult,__16_peoplewanttogetridofthealligators__17___theygrowbiggeroraredifficulttolook___18__.

Somealligatorsdonotwaitfortheirownersfreethem.They___19__toescapefromapoolbythemselves,especiallywhen___20__beeslittle.Someofthesealligatorsdiewhentheyfailtofindfood.

()1.A.inB.onC.toD.at

()2.A.goingB.andholdC.tospendD.andtake

()3.A.becauseB.soC.butD.while

()4.A.warmB.coldC.wetD.hot

()5.A.shineB.beatC.enjoyD.play

()6.A.theB.aC.oneD.other

()7.A.pictureB.giftC.productD.souvenir

()8.A.longB.onlyC.mainlyD.hardly

()9.A.wayB.boxC.placeD.thing

()10.A.backB.toC.\D.at

()11.A.themB.theirsC.theirD.themselves

()12.A.WhenB.WhetherC.AlthoughD.If

()13.A.keptB.makeC.keepD.made

()14.A.withB.onC.toD.of

()15.A.tiringB.interestingC.tiredD.interested

()16.A.fewB.manyC.afewD.alot

()17.A.sinceB.beforeC.unlessD.when

()18.A.afterB.atC.throughD.on

()19.A.managedB.manageC.tiredD.try

()20.A.waterB.airC.sunlightD.food

28.WhenIwasinprimary

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