精校 Word版含答案河北省任丘一中学年高二下学期第一次阶段考试英语.docx

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精校Word版含答案河北省任丘一中学年高二下学期第一次阶段考试英语

任丘一中2017--2018学年第二学期第一次阶段考试

高二英语试题

考试范围:

Book7Unit1-3

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听下面5段对话。

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第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

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A

AsthelargestofthethreeSeaWorldparks,SeaWorldSanAntonioalsoincludesthrillridesanduniqueattractionsthatdrawthousandsofvisitorseachdaytothisTexanmarinewildlifeandadventurepark.

TicketDeals

Thereareanumberofticketoptions（选择）forSeaWorldSanAntonio.Youcansave$8offsingle-dayadmissionbypurchasingyourticketsonlineinsteadofbuyingtheminpersonatthepark.Onlinesingledayticketsare$54foradults（ages10andup）and$46forchildren（agesthreetonine）.Add$8eachifyouwouldratherbuyyourticketsatthegate.Thereisnochargeforchildrenunderthreeyearsofage.

VacationPackages

Ifyou'retravelingtoSanAntonio,youmayfindthatyouwillsavemoneybycombiningyouraccommodationandticketpurchasestogetherviaahotelpackagewithoneofthethemepark'saccommodationpartners.SeetheSanAntonioVacationPartnerspagetolearnaboutcurrentoptions.

SaveonParking

Parkingcosts$15perday.Ifyouareplanningtopurchaseseasontickets,youmaywanttoupgradeoneofthepassestoa"1YearPass"froma"FunCard".Doingsowillentitletheticketholdertounlimitedfreeparking,aswellasadditionaldiscountsongoodsinthepark.The"1YearPass"forSeaWorldonlycosts$100（regardlessofage）,whilethefeeis$135ifyouwantunlimitedadmissionandparkingforbothSeaWorldandAquatica.

FoodSavings

Youcanpay$32.99foranAll-DayDiningDeal.Youcanvisitseveraleatingestablishmentswithintheparkasmanytimesasyouwantthroughouttheday.Everytimeyougothroughtheline,youwillbeabletochooseasmuchasonemajormeal,oneextrasideordessertitemandonedrink.

21.Howmuchwillacouplewithakidoffivepayiftheybuytheticketsatthegate?

A.$154.B.$162.C.$164.D.$178.

22.WhatcanyoudoafterpayingforanAll-DayDiningDealthroughouttheday?

A.Eatanddrinkasmuchasyoucanatonetime.

B.Eatanddrinkasmanytimesasyouwish.

C.Chooseonemajormealandonedrinkthreetimesaday.

D.Chooseasmuchasdessertanddrinkatonetime.

23.Whatbenefitdoyouhaveifyouowna"1YearPass"?

A.Youcangetfreegoodsinthepark.B.Youcanparkanytimeforfree.

C.Youcanget$100inreturn.D.Youcansave$15perday.

24.Whatistheauthor'spurposeinwritingthepassage?

A.Tointroducealargepark.B.Toforcepeopletovisitapark.

C.Togivetipsforvisitingapark.D.Toshowconvenientwaystovisitapark.

B

Maxworkedasasecurityguardatafamousmuseum.Oneday,Maxnoticedaveryprettywomanvisitingtheexhibithewasguarding.Hehadseenherbefore.Infact,sheoftencametoseetherarejewelryexhibit,sometimesseveraltimesaweek.

Whenthewomancametovisit,sheoftentalkedwithMax.Duringoneoftheirtalksatthemuseum,hefoundoutthatshewasstudyingItalian.HeliedandtoldherhehadalwayswantedtolearnItalian.HewassimplyusingItalianasatrick.Anditworked!

MaxandthewomanmeteverySaturdayafternoontostudyItalian.

Duringthelessons,theyalsotalkedaboutthemselves.Maxtoldhermanydetailsabouthissecurityjob.WhatMaxdidn'tlearn,however,wasthatthewomanwasnotasinnocent（单纯的）asshelooked.Shewasactuallyanfamousinternationaljewelpilferer!

HerlatestgoalwastherareBlackDiamond!

ThisdiamondisthemostvaluablediamondintheworldanditwaspartoftheexhibitthatMaxwasguarding.Allherattentiononhimwasatricktolearnmoreaboutthemuseum'ssecuritysystem.

Onenight,sheenteredthebuildingusingthesecuritycodethatMaxsharedwithher.ThenshewalkeduptotheglasscaseprotectingtheBlackDiamondandunlockeditwiththekeyshestolefromMax.Assheheldthediamondinherhands,shelaughed,"TheBlackDiamondismine!

"Justthenthelightswenton,analarmsoundedandateamofpoliceranin.Theycaughther!

Asapoliceofficerhandcuffed（用手铐拷住）her,theleadpoliceinvestigatorcameintotheroom.Hersurprisewassostrongthatshewasunabletospeak.ItwasMax.

25.Whatdidthewomanpretendtodointhemuseum?

A.Visittheguard.B.Enjoytheexhibit.

C.Workforthemuseum.D.Copytherarejewelry.

26.Whydidtheguardtellalietothewoman?

A.Tomakeanexcusetogetclosetoher.B.TofindanopportunitytolearnItalian.

C.TogiveheragoodimpressionD.Togetherrelaxed.

27.Whichofthefollowingcanbestreplacetheunderlinedword"pilferer"inparagraph3?

A.dealerB.collectorC.designerD.thief

28.Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext?

A.ThewomanfellinlovewithMax.

B.ThewomansuspectedMaxwasapolicebefore.

C.Maxhadalreadyknownthewoman'sidentitybefore.

D.Maxhelpedthewomanslipintothemuseumpersonally.

C

ImagineyouareatacafeintheUnitedStates.Theserverwalkstowardyouandasksthefollowingquestion:

Didyouwantcreamforyourcoffee?

WhydosomeAmericansusethepasttensewhentheyaretalkingaboutthepresent?

SimplePastTense

Thesimplepasttenseisusedforactionsorsituationsthathappenedinthepast.Theseactionsorsituationsarefinished.Forexample,youmighthearapersonsay,"Didyouhaveagoodweekend?

"

Thetraditionaluseofthesimplepasttenseisthis:

tonotecompleteactionsorsituationsinthepast.

SimplePastTensewith"want"and"need"

However,thereareexceptions.Forexample,inconversation,Americansoftenusethesimplepasttenseoftheverbswantorneedeventhoughtheyareaskingaquestionaboutthepresent.Let'sgobacktotheAmericancafe.Youmighthearaconversationlikethis:

Server:

Didyouwantcreamforyourcoffee?

Customer:

Nothanks!

Server:

Didyouneedmorewater?

Customer:

Yes,please!

Intheconversation,theserverusesthesimplepasttensewhenaskingquestions.So,whydidtheserverusethesimplepasttenseinsteadofthepresenttense?

CultureandGrammar

InAmericanculture,itisoftenconsideredpolitetospeakindirectly.OnewaysomeAmericansspeakindirectlyisbyusingapasttenseverbwhenaskingaboutapresentdesire.Americansdothisbyusingtheconstructiondid+wantanddid+need.

However,speakersdonotanswersuchquestionsinthesimplepasttense.Theanswerusuallycomesintheverbformsthatyouwouldexpect—asimplepresent,presentprogressiveorfuturetenseverb,forexample.

29.Whatisthemainuseofthesimplepasttense?

A.Toexpresspolitenesstopeople.B.Tocommunicatewithcustomers.

C.Tostatewhathappenedinthepast.D.Todescribeactionsandsituationclearly.

30.WhatdoesaserversaywhenservingacustomerinAmerica?

A.Didyoubuyanyfood?

B.Doyouwantsomemilk?

C.Didyouneedmorecoffee?

D.Doyouwanttopayyourbill?

31.Whichofthefollowingisacorrectanswertothequestion"Didyouwanttea?

"accordingtothetext?

A.Yes,Idid.B.No,Idon't.C.Youarewelcome.D.Iwouldhavesome

D

Aninternationalstudyofmorethan13,000adultsfoundthatmanypeoplesaymoderntechnologyhasaffectedrelationswiththeirpartners.Almost40percentofthosequestionedsaidtheirpartnerspaidmoreattentiontotheirmobiledevicesthantothem.

Theresearchincludedbotholdandnewrelationships.Thirty-threepercentofthoseaskedreportedthattheyhadtocompeteagainstamobiledeviceforattentiononafirstdate.

Obviously,wehaveasmuchloveforourdigitaldevicesasforthepeoplewelove.Thesurveyfoundthatadultsspendalmostequalamountsoftimeonlineathomeastheydointeractingdirectly.Andalotofmarriedcouples,friendsandfamilymembersargueabouttimespentonmobiledevices.

Rulesortimelimitsonadevicemightbegood,intheory.However,thesurveyfoundthat45percentofthosequestioneddonotsetrules.Another45percentsaidtheygotintoargumentsabouthowmuchtheyareontheirphoneswhenspendingtimewithlovedones.Thelackofsocialrulesaboutdigitalbehaviormightbetheresultofthenewnessoftheissue.

Pastgenerationsdidnothavethetechnologies.Inthissituation,oureldersknownothing.Infact,theknowledgeandabilityismovingtowardstheyoungestgenerationthat'susingthetechnologybecausethey'retheonesboundingforwardfearlessly,andfindingoutwhatwaystheycangetintrouble.

Thattroublemayincludethesharingofsensitiveinformation.Theresearchfoundnearly30percentofcouplessharepasswordstosocialmediasites.Thiscouldbeaproblemwhenrelationshipsend.

Thestudyadvisesthatpeoplestepawayfromelectronicdevicestotrulyconnectwithotherpeople.Understandthevalueofdistancingyourselffromyourdeviceandallowyourselftobeengagedwiththatpersonthatmeansthemosttoyou.

32.Whatdidthestudyfindaboutmoderntechnology?

A.Peopledependtoomuchonit.B.Itbreaksrelationsbetweenpartners.

C.Partnersneedittodeveloprelations.D.Ithasabadeffectonhumanrelations.

33.What'stheproblemwiththedigitaldevice?

A.Ittakesuptoomuchtime.B.Itisdangeroustoplay.

C.Itcausestirednessinmarriedcouples.D.Ittakesawayalllovefromlovedones.

34.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph4?

A.Peopledisagreewithlimitingmobileuse.

B.Rulesneedtobemadetolimitmobileuse.

C.Themajorityofuse