高二英语自主测试题.docx

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高二英语自主测试题

高二英语自主测试题

总分：

120分时间：

100分钟

第一卷：

选择题共75分

一.听力（略）

二．单选（1×15）

21.Hehasbeen_______forthreeweeks.We’dbetterfindanotherpersontofillhisplace.

A.absentB.leftC.goneD.resigned

22.Sheremained______forawhileafterthemovieended,whichmadeothers______.

A.sitting;puzzlingB.sitted;puzzled

C.seated;puzzledD.seated;puzzling

23.Theboywantedtoridehisbicycleinthestreet,buthismothertoldhim______.

　A.notto　　B.nottodo　　C.notdoit　　D.donotto

24._____besenttoworkthere?

A．WhodoyousuggestB．Whodoyousuggestthatshould

C.DoyousuggestwhoshouldD．Doyousuggestwhomshould

25.Why?

Ihavenothingtoconfess._____youwantmetosay?

A.Whatisitthat         B.whatitisthat

C.Howisitthat          D.Howitisthat

26.—Wherewasit_____theroadaccidenthappenedyesterday?

  —Inthefrontofthemarket.

A.when              B.thatC.which                D.how

27.Thereisn’tanydifferencebetweenthetwo.Ireallydon’tknow_________.

　　A.wheretochoose　　　　B.whichtochoose

　　C.tochoosewhat　　　　D.tochoosewhich

28.Frankisthekindofpersonwhopeopleliketo________.

　　A.makefriendwith　　　　B.makefriendsof

　　C.makefriends　　　　　D.makefriendswith　

29.Thechairlooksratherhard,butinfactitisverycomfortableto_______.

　　A.sit　　B.siton　　C.besit　　D.besaton

30.Theproblem_______attomorrow’smeetingisaverydifficultone.

　　A.beingdiscussed　B.discussedC.tobediscussed　D.todiscuss

31.Thisproblemissaid_____threetimes.

　　A.tohavebeentalked　　　　　B.tohavediscussed

　　C.havingbeendiscussed　　　　D.tohavebeentalkedabout

32.Theydesiredthatthey__________therighttoattendthemeeting.

A.hadB.haveC.areD.were

33.CharlesBabbageisgenerallyconsidered________thefirstcomputer.

　　A.toinvent　B.inventingC.tohaveinvented　D.havinginvented

34.Hisdaughterhas___________theyoungpoliticianforfiveyears.

A.gotmarriedwithB.beenmarriedto

C.beenmarriedwithD.gotmarriedto

35.Theaccidenthappenedonsuchaneveningwithstrongwinds__________byheavyrain.

A.appearedB.happenedC.accompaniedD.mixed

三．完形填空（1×20）

Weshouldshowrespecttoeverybody,especiallyoureldersbecausetheyareaheadofus—inage,inwisdomandmaturity,inexperienceandeducation.Our36havedonealotforus,directlyorindirectlyandmostofus37everythingtotheirkindnessandlove.

Whenwe38themrespect,whetheritisbybowingtothem,or39themwithasmile,orofferingthemanyhelptheyneed,itisonewayof40ourownloveandgratitudetothem.41,eldershavealsobeenthroughalltheyearsyouare42andknowalittlemoreabouttheworldthanyoudo.

Itis43thatyoudonotagreewiththebeliefofyourelders,butthisisnothingnew.Allyoungergenerationshavealways44withtheireldersanditisthesedifferencesthatbringchangesinhuman45.Howevermuchyoudisagreewiththem,givethemcreditfortheir46.

Withchangingtimesand47influences,youngstersnolongerknowwhatisinterpretedasdisrespecttoelders.Youngstersshould48expresstheirviewsandiftherearearguments,theyshouldnot49theirvoices.

Ifthereisnospaceonsofasorchairs,childrenwillimmediately50theirplaces,andsitonthecarpet.Inbusesandtrains,youngstersare51togiveuptheirplacestoolderpeople.Thisisnota52ofwhohasmorerights.Itissimplythatthosewhoareyoungerhavethestrengthtobear53,ortolerateunpleasantness,soitisnaturaltoshowconsiderationtothosewhoareolderandperhapsata54disadvantage.

Whenyoudosimplethingsasamarkofrespect,eldersbecome55thatyoungsterscareforthem,andtheyrespondwithaffectionandkindness.

36.A.youngstersB.eldersC.parentsD.juniors

37.A.devoteB.oweC.payD.contribute

38.A.showB.explainC.exhibitD.point

39.A.greetingB.receivingC.declaringD.showing

40.A.expressingB.describingC.sendingD.suggesting

41.A.HoweverB.ThereforeC.BesidesD.Though

42.A.experiencingwithB.goingthroughC.sufferingfromD.worryingout

43.A.maybeB.likelyC.possibleD.probably

44.A.quarreledB.dealtC.livedD.disagreed

45.A.communityB.organizationC.societyD.public

46.A.experienceB.realityC.emotionD.information

47.A.culturalB.specialC.environmentalD.position

48.A.quietlyB.slightlyC.silentlyD.coldly

49.A.riseB.raiseC.supportD.force

50.A.giveawayB.getridofC.giveupD.sendout

51.A.expectedB.forcedC.neededD.reminded

52.A.doubtB.questionC.wonderD.challenge

53.A.sufferingB.upsetC.troubleD.discomfort

54.A.seriousB.lightC.heavyD.slight

55.A.awareB.aliveC.knowingD.sensible

四．阅读理解（2×20）

A

Amongvariousprogrammers,TVtalkshowshavecoveredeveryinchofspaceondaytimetelevision.Andanyonewhowatchesthemregularlyknowsthateachoneisdifferentinstyle.Butnotwoshowsaremoreoppositeincontent,whileatthesametimestandingoutabovetherest,thantheJerrySpringerandtheOprahWinfreyshows.

JerrySpringercouldeasilybeconsideredthekingof“rubbishtalk”.Thecontentsonhisshowareassurprisingasitcanbe.Forexample,theshowtakestheever-commontalkshowtitlesoflove,sexcheatingandhate,toadifferentlevel.Clearly,theJerrySpringershowisaboutthedarksideofsociety,yetpeoplearewillingtoeatupthetroublesofotherpeople’slives.

LikeJerrySpringer,OprahWinfreytakesTVtalkshowtoitstop,butOprahgoesintheoppositedirection.Theshowismainlyabouttheimprovementofsocietyanddifferentqualityoflife.Contentsarefromteachingyourchildrenlessons,managingyourworkweek,togettingtoknowyourneighbors.

ComparedtoOprah,theJerrySpringershowlookslikepoisonouswastebeingpouredintosociety.Jerryendseveryshowwitha“finalword”.Hemakesasmallspeechabouttheentireideasoftheshow.Hopefully,thisisthepartwheremostpeoplewilllearnsomethingveryvaluable.

Cleanasitis,theOprahisnotforeveryone.Theshow’smainviewersaremiddle-classAmericans.Mostofthesepeoplehavethetime,moneyandabilitytodealwithlife’stougherproblems.JerrySpringerontheotherhand,hasmoreofaconnectionwiththeyoungadultsofsociety.Thereare18-to-21-year-oldwhosemaintroublesinlifeincludelove,relationship,sex,moneyanddrug.Theyaretheoneswhoseesomevalueandlessonstobelearnedthroughtheshow’sexploitation.

56.ComparedwithotherTVtalkshows,boththeJerrySpringerandtheOprahWinfreyare__________.

A.moreinterestingB.moreformalC.moredetailedD.unusuallypopular

57.ThoughthesocialproblemsJerrySpringertalksaboutappearunpleasant,peoplewhowatchtheshows________.

A.showdisbeliefinthemB.arereadytofaceuptothem

C.remaincoldtothemD.arewillingtogetawayfromthem

58.WhichofthefollowingislikelytobeatopicoftheOprahWinfreyshow?

A.Anewtypeofrobot.B.Nationalhatred.

C.Familyincomeplanning.D.Streetaccident.

59.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethatthetwotalkshows________.

A.havebecometheonlyonesofitskind

B.exploittheweaknessesinhumannature

C.appearatdifferenttimesoftheday

D.attractdifferentpeople

60.WhatistheadvantageoftheJerrySpringershow?

A.Theshowexposesthedarksidesofsociety.

B.Theshowpourspoisonouswasteintosociety.

C.Jerrysumsupthewholeideaoftheshow.

D.Jerrytalksabouttheimprovementofsociety.

B

Itmayhelpyoutoknowthatthereisnosuchthingasaperfectspeech．Atsomepointineveryspeech,everyspeakersayssomethingthatisnotunderstoodexactlyashehasplanned．Fortunately,themomentsareusuallynotobvioustothelisteners.Why?

Becausethelistenersdonotknowwhatthespeakerplanstosay.Theyhearonlywhatthespeakerdoessay.Ifyouloseyourplaceforamoment,wronglychangetheorderofacoupleofsentences,orforgettopauseatacertainpoint,noonewillbeanythewiser．Whensuchmomentsoccur,don’tworryaboutthem,Justcontinueasifnothinghappened．

Evenifyoudomakeanobviousmistakeduringaspeech,thatdon’treallymatter.IfyouhaveeverlistenedtoMartinLutherKing’sfamousspeech–“Ihaveadream”,youmaynoticethathestumble（结巴）hiswordstwiceduringthespeech．Mostlikely,however,youdon’tremember．Why?

Becauseyouwerefixingyourattentiononit’smessageratherthanonhiswayofspeech-making.Peoplecarealotaboutmakingmistakesinaspeechbecausetheyregardspeech-makingasakindofperformanceratherthanasanactofcommunication.Theyfeelthelistenersarelikejudgesinanice-skatingcompetition．But,infact,thelistenersarenotlookingforaperfectperformer.Theyarelookingforawell-thought-outspeechthatexpressthespeaker’sideasclearlyanddirectly．Sometimesamistakeortwocanactuallyincreaseaspeakers’attractivenessbymakinghimmorehuman．

Asyouworkonyourspeech,don’tworryaboutbeingimperfect．Onceyoufreeyourmindofthis,youwillfinditmucheasiertogiveyourspeechfreely．

61．Theunderlinedpartinthefirstparagraphmeansthatnoonewill___________．

A．besmarterthanyouB．noticeyourmistakes

C．dobetterthanyouD．knowwhatyouaretalkingabout

62．Youdon’trememberobviousmistakesinaspeechbecause___________．

A．yourattentionisonthecontent

B．youdon’tfullyunderstandthespeech

C．youdon’tknowwhatthespeakerplansto