高二英语上册期中考试试题有答案.docx

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高二英语上册期中考试试题有答案

高二英语上册期中考试试题（有答案）

mentD.technique

50.A.advancingB.breathingC.concludingD.dreaming

51.A.thatB.noneC.neitherD.it

52.A.hitB.recognizedC.missedD.acknowledged

53.A.howB.whatC.whenD.why

54.A.actionsB.emotionsC.attitudesD.thoughts

55.A.ifB.becauseC.asifD.sothat

第三部分：

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）

A

Ok,Iadmitit:

Emoticons（表情符号）arepopular.Somepeopleeventhinktheyarefun.Manyseemunabletogetthroughane-mailorInstantMessagechatsentencewithoutusingone.Somefeelthattheyaddfeelingandcharactertootherwisecolddigitalcommunications.

Some,however,suchaseditorandHollywoodscriptwriterJohnBlumenthal,blasttheuseofemotionsas“infantile（幼稚的）justlikethepeoplewhousethem”.Hebelievesthatwordsthemselvesshouldbeenough.“Ifyou’rebeingfunny,happyorsad,thatshouldbeapparentfromthecommentthatgoesbeforetheemoticons,”heargues.

IntheeyesofBlumenthal,theuseofemoticonsisagenderissue.“Mendon’tuseemoticonsverymuch.Maybenotatall.,”hesaid.“Teenagegirlsandwomenseemtousethemalot.Maybethere’sanemoticonsgene.”

It’saninterestingopinion,butitisnotsharedbyall.

InaninterviewwithTheNewYorkTimes,DacherKeltner,professorofpsychologyattheUniversityofCalifornia,saidthatemoticonsarepopularbecauseourbrainsareprogrammed“toseekoutrepresentationsofhumanity”.Hebelievesthattheyappealnotbecausetheyareshortcutsforthelazy,butbecausetheytapinto（输入）somethingbeyondlanguage.Theyreachtoourneedtobewithandcommunicatewithpeople.

Alloftheseargumentsmaybesomehowvalid（正确的）.Eachoneofuswillchoosetocommunicateinourownway.Idonothavemuchtimeforemoticons.ItriedtouseoneonceandfeltlikeIwasstealingintoaprimaryschoolclassthatIhadnoplacebeingin.I’dratherletmywordsdothetalking.

Friends,however,sendmemessagesande-mailsfullofemoticons.Ihavenoproblemwiththis,Idon’tregardanyofmyfriendsaslazyorimmature.It’sjustaquestionofindividuality.

56.Accordingtothearticle,emoticonsarepopularbecause_________.

A.mostofthemlookfunny

B.theyareeasyforlazypeopletouse

C.theyaddfeelingandcharactertoacommunication

D.areadercannotunderstandamessagewithoutthem

57.WhichofthefollowingviewswouldJohnBlumenthalagreewith?

A.InstantMessagechattersarechildish.

B.It’senoughtouselanguageindigitalcommunication.

C.Menneveruseemoticons.

D.Thereisanemoticongeneineverybody.

58.Fromthetext,wecanconcludethattheauthor________.

A.feelshehasnodifficultyusingemoticons

B.thinksemoticonsdon’tsuithim

C.encouragehisfriendstouseemoticons

D.believesthatemoticonsaresuitableforeveryone

59.Whatisthemainpointofthearticle?

A.AdviceonlanguageusedovertheInternet.

B.Thehistoryofemoticons.

C.Argumentsovertheuseofemoticons.

D.Reasonsforthepopularityofemoticons.

B

“Dinningout”and“eatingout”arephrasespeopleuseinBritainwhentheyeatinarestaurantorpub（小酒馆）.EatingoutismorepopularinBritaintodaythanithaseverbeen.In2006,forthefirsttimeever,Britishpeoplespentmoreeatingoutthancookingforthemselvesandeatingathome.ItseemsthatmanyBritishpeoplearebecomingincreasinglyinterestedinhowgoodtheirfoodtastes,andalsohowhealthyitis.

However,eatingoutcanalsobeexpensive.AsBritishpeopledonoteatouteverynightoftheweek,eatinginarestaurantisoftenseenasaspecialoccasion.Whengoingonafirstdateandwantingtoimpresshim/her,orifcelebratingananniversaryorabirthday,manypeopleliketogotoarestauranttoeat,andpeopleoftenalsoeatinarestaurantbeforegoingtothecinemaorthetheater.

Asinallcultures,therearemanyrulesofetiquette（礼仪）surroundingfoodandeating.Theknifeandforkshouldbeusedinthecorrectway!

Itisalsoimpolitetohaveyourelbows（肘部）onthedinningtablewhenyouareeating.

AlmostallBritishcitieshaveavastrangeoffoodaswellastraditionalBritishfood,andallfromtheverycheaptotheveryexpensive---French,Italian,Indian,Chinese,Greek,Thai,Japanandmany,manymore.Infact,whenaskedwhichwastheirfavoritefood,moreBritishpeoplesaidanIndiancurry（咖喱菜肴）thananyotherdish!

Aswellasdininginarestaurant,whenpeoplearetootiredtocookafterworktheyoftengeta“take-away”.Thismeansthattheyorderfromatake-outrestaurantbytelephone,andthengotocollectitandtakeithometoeat.Manytake-outrestaurantsalsodeliverityourhouse.Whileyoucannormallyfindatake-outrestaurantforalmostanyfood,themostpopularareItalian,IndianandChineseandthenallofyouhavetodoistoopenthedoor,payandeat!

60.OnwhichofthefollowingoccasionsareBritishpeoplelikelytoeatinarestaurant?

A.Afterwatchingaplay.B.Beforewatchingamovie.

C.Whenthey’retootiredtowork.D.Whentheywanttohavenaturalfood.

61.Fromthepassagewecanknowthat_______.

A.eatingoutisnotexpensiveinBritain

B.eatingatpubsdoesn’thavesomanyrulesinBritain

C.Britishpeoplearenotawareofnutritionwhileeatingout

D.theBritishspentmoreeatingathomemorethaneatingout

62.Wecanlearnfromthelasttwoparagraphsthat________.

A.Frenchdishesareveryexpensive

B.take-outrestaurantsonlydeliverpizza

C.Britishpeoplearefondofforeignfood

D.peoplecaneattake-outfoodfirstandpaylater

63.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.RestaurantcultureinBritain.B.Tablemanners.

C.TraditionalBritishfood.D.Eatingandhealth.

C

ChinesetennisplayerLiNadidn’twintheAustralianOpenChampionshiponSaturday,butshestillmadethehistorybooks.

Li,wholosttoKimClijstersofBelgiuminthreesets（3-6,6-3,6-3）,isthefirstplayerfromChinatomakeittoaGrandSlamfinal.

Thebossdefeatedabitofthefeel-goodstoryforChinaandforLi,whoonThursdaydefeatedNo.1playerCarolineWozniackiinthesemifinalsinMelbourne.Liisrankedfifth.

InaninterviewLisaidshewasproudofhereffort.“IthinkIplaygreattennis,”shesaid.“Imean,sheplaysbetterthanme.Afterthematch,Imakeajoke:

tennisshouldonlyplayoneset.”

BaiYan,amemberofChina’smen’snationalteammemberandLiNa’sfriend,saidthelosswasdisappointing,butstillabrightstartingpoint.

“TotellyouthetruthIfeelalittlebitdown,allofus.Butyouknowsheisstillthebest,andshe’sstillourheroineverybody’seyes,”saidBai.“Thisisjustthestart.”.

Winorlose,Li’sappearanceintheAustralianOpenfinalswasseenasamajorvictoryfortennisinChina,wherebadmintonandtabletennisrules.

FansacrossChinagatheredtowatchthematch.Li’smotherjoinedfansatarestaurantinherhometownofWuhan.InBejing,fanscrowdedtogethertowatchChina’snationaltennismatch.

“TennisisstillrelativelyanewsportinChina,”saidMichaelChang,theChinese-AmericanwhowasthefirstAsiangrandslamchampion,inaninterviewwithCNN.“TobeabletoseeLiNahaveasmuchsuccessasshehas…thiscouldbethestartofsomethingveryspecialfortennisinChina.”

“LiwilldefinitelychangethesportoftennisinChinaandthatisagreatthing,”Changsaid.

64.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?

A.ChinesetennisstarLiNa’stenniscareer.

B.AfiercetennismatchatAustralianOpen.

C.ChinesetennisstarmadehistoryatAustralianOpen.

D.Chinesetennisremainedtobetestedandchallenged.

65.Whichistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.LiNa’sfailurelettheChinesedown.

B.LiNarankedfifthatAustralianOpen.

C.LINa’smotherattendedthematchwithher.

D.LiNamadeanewstartingpointofChina

66.What’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedwords“tennisshouldonlyplayoneset”（Para4）?

A.LiNawasnotsatisfiedwiththeruleoftennismatch.

B.LiNawasnotsatisfiedwithherownperformance.

C.LiNahadabadopinionofClijsters.

D.LiNatookprideinhereffort.

67.AccordingtowhatChangsaidinthelasttwoparagraphs,wecanimplythat________.

A.it’snormalthatLiNafailedbecausetennisisanewsportinChina

B.LiNahastheadvantagetochangetennissportinChina

C.Chinastillfallsbehindothercountriesintennissport

D.LiNahasgreatdifficultyindefeatingothersbecauseofweakability

D

InNovember,2010,theCPI（consumerpriceindex）wentupby5.1percentyear-on-year（同比）.Thepricegrewby4.9percentincitiesand5.6percentinruralareas.Thefoodpricewentupby11.7percentwhilethenon-foodpriceincreasedby1.9percent.

Groupedbycommodity（商品）categories,inNovember,oftheeightcategoriesofcommodities,sixofthemexperiencedpricesriseandtwowitnessedpricesdecline.Ofwhich,pricesforfoodwentupby11.7percent;pricesfortobacco,liquorandarticlesroseby1.6percent;priceforclothingwentdownby0.7percent;pricesforhouseholdfacilities,articlesandmaintenanceserviceswentupby0.7percent;healthcareandpersonalarticlesroseby4.0percent;transportationandcommunicationwentdownby0.7percent;recreation,education,culturearticlesandservicesgrewby0.6percent,andhousingwentupby5.8percent.

InNovemberthisyear,themonth-on-month（环比）changeofconsumerpricewasupby1.1percent.Ofwhich,priceincitieswentupby1.0percentandthatinruralareaswentupby1.3percent.

Thefoodpriceroseby2.0percentandthenon-foodpriceincreasedby0.6percent.Thepriceofconsumergoodsgrewby1.5percent,andthepriceofserviceswentdownby0.2percent.

Groupedbycommoditycategories,inNovember,pricesforfoodroseby2.0percentmonth-on-month,ofwhichthepriceforfreshvegetablesdecreasedby1.9percent;pricesfortobacco,liquorandarticlesincreasedby0.2percent,priceforclothingwentupby1.6percent,pricesforhouseholdfacilities,articlesandmaintenanceservicesincreasedby0.4percent,healthcareandpersonalarticlesgrewby0.7percent;transportationandcommunicationmaintainedthesamelevel,recreation,education,culturearticlesandservicesdroppedby1.0percent,andhousingwentupby1.8percent.

68.Wecaninferfromthetextthatthepriceof_______hasbeenrisingfasterthantheotherthree.

A.eggsB.KTV’sC.housesD.cigarettes

69.Accordingtothepassage,acoatworth￥500inOctobermaycostyou______inNovember.

A.505B.580C.503.5D.451.5

70.What’sthebesttitleforthispassage?

A.TheFoodPriceWentUpby11.7PercentinNovember

B.TheReasonsforthePriceIncreaseofVariousCommoditiesinNovember

C.ThePriceGrewby4.9PercentinCitiesand5.6PercentinRurallAreasinNovember

D.ChinaInflation（通货膨胀）WentUpby5.1PercentinNovember

第二节：

（共5小题，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文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。

Agroupofhappy,high-performingindividualsisnotateam.Evenifeachofthepeopleishighlymotivatedandwantstodogreatwork,youwillstillneedtospendtimeactivelydevelopingasenseofunityandcooperationtocreateatrulyteam-oriented（团队精神的）environment.71

Buildingateamtakestime.72Wewillreviewthebuildingblocksofateamenvironment,soyoucanworkonthisaspectofyourroleovertime.

Successfulteamshavesomecommonattributes（品质）youcanencourageanddevelopasyouworkwiththemembersofyourgroup.73Makingthemcleartoeverymemberofyourgroupisagreatfirststeptowarddevelopingateam-orientedculture.

Alleffectiveteamsoperateonthebasisoftrust.74Eachmemberonyourteamneedstoseeconsistent（一致的）behaviorpatternsfromyouandtheircollea