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学年人教高一英语试题

金海龟教育2010—2011学年上期期中考试

高中英语试题

说明：

1、本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第II卷（非选择题）满分150分，考试时间120分钟。

2、将第I卷的答案代表字母用铅笔涂在答题卡中。

不能答在试题卷上。

第I卷（选择题，共105分）

第二部分:

英语知识运用（共两节,满分35分）

第一节：

单项填空（共１５小题；每小题１分，满分１５分）

从A.B.C.D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

21.Fireworkstheattractionofthefestivalnight.

A.addeduptoB.addedup

C.addedtoD.added

22.Ithoughtherkindandgenerous_____Imether.

A.firsttimeB.thefirsttime

C.forthefirsttimeD.bythefirsttime

23.Heaskedme_____IwouldgotoBeijingbyairthenextday.

A.thatifB.if

C.thatwhetherD.how

24.Afterthelongjourney,thethreeofthemwentbackhome,_____.

A.hungryandtiredlyB.hungryandtired

C.hungrilyandtiredlyD.hungrilyandtired

25.Let’ssendourcongratulationstohim____winningtheNoblePrize.

A.forB.toC.onD.with

26.Whoeverbreaksthelawwon’tescape______.

A.beingpunishedB.punishingC.punishedD.tobepunished

27.Onlywhenhetoldthetruth_____mymistakes.

A.IrealizedB.Ihadrealized

C.hadIrealizedD.didIrealize

28.Wehavegatherednearly100,000quilts,_____uptohalfhavegonetotheflood-hitareas.

A.withwhichB.inwhich

C.forwhichD.ofwhich

29.Thepublicandtheschoolmasterstand_____acrossthestreet.

A.face-to-faceB.faced-to-faced

C.facetofaceD.faces-to-faces

30.------YoudislikeTom,don’tyou?

------_______.Ijustthinkheisabitannoying.That’sall.

A.NotexactlyB.Really

C.NotalittleD.Notatall

31.Fivehundredyuanamonth_____enoughtoliveon.

A.isB.areC.isbeingD.hasbeen

32.It’sonthefestivaloccasions_____thefamilygettogether_____hemisseshislatefather.

A.where;thatB.which;whenC.when;thatD.that;when

33.Taxi_____ishigherthanthebus.

A.feeB.fareC.changeD.pay

34.Thisyoungmanisveryclever;hemaybe_____Edison..

A.theoneB.theotherC.anotherD.one

35.Afterthedeathoftheirmother,thechildrenwere_____byanaunt.

A.takencareB.caredaboutC.caredforD.caredof

第二节：

完形填空（共２０小题；每小题１分，满分2０分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从３６－５５各题所给的四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑.

PresidentAbrahamLincolnoftenvisitedhospitalstotalkwithwoundedsoldiersduringtheCivilWar._36___,doctorspointedouta（n）__37___soldierwhowasnear___38__andLincolnwentovertohisbedside.

“IsthereanythingIcandoforyou?

”askedthePresident.

Thesolider__39__didn’trecognizeLincoln,andwithsome__40____hewasableto__41___,“Wouldyoupleasewritealettertomy___42___?

”

Apenandpaperwere___43___andthePresidentcarefullybeganwriting___44__whattheyoungmanwasabletosay：

“Mydearestmom,Iwas__45___hurtwhiledoingmy__46___.I’mafraidI’mnotgoingto_47___.Don’tgrieve（伤心）toomuchforme,please.KissMaryandJohnforme.MayGodblessyouandfather.”

Thesoliderwastoo__48___tocontinue,soLincoln___49__theletterforhimandadded,“WrittenforyoursonbyAbrahamLincoln.”

Theyoungmanaskedtoseethe___50__andwasastonishedwhenhe_51___whohadwrittenit.“AreyoureallythePresident?

”heasked.

“Yes,Iam.”Lincolnrepliedquietly.Thenheaskediftherewasanything_52____hecoulddo.

“Wouldyouplease_53___myhand?

”thesoliderasked.“Itwillhelptoseeme__54____totheend.”

ThePresidenttooktheboy’shandinhisandspokenwarmwordsofencouragement__55__deathcame.

36A.Sometime

B.Once

C.Then

D.Usually

37A.young

B.silly

C.old

D.humorous

38A.them

B.death

C.breakdown

D.him

39A.fortunately

B.completely

C.finally

D.obviously

40A.strength

B.courage

C.effort

D.time

41A.whisper

B.beg

C.cry

D.decide

42A.grandma

B.mother

C.father

D.wife

43A.provided

B.placed

C.taken

D.collected

44A.\

B.out

C.about

D.down

45A.slightly

B.deeply

C.badly

D.hardly

46A.plan

B.dream

C.duty

D.position

47A.arrive

B.recover

C.succeed

D.meet

48A.excited

B.confused

C.sad

D.weak

49A.sent

B.read

C.passed

D.signed

50A.book

B.name

C.note

D.handwriting

51A.discovered

B.guessed

C.remembered

D.read

52A.ever

B.else

C.even

D.also

53A.hold

B.watch

C.carry

D.draw

54A.in

B.off

C.through

D.up

55A.when

B.since

C.though

D.until

第三部分：

阅读理解（共２０小题；每小题２分，满分４０分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

AlazySusanisanadditiontoatablethatisdesignedtohelpmovefoodfromonepersontoanotherwhiledining.Itusuallymovesthefoodinacirclewhenpushedbythoseatthetable.Inthisway,thefoodneverhastobepickedupandpassedaround.Instead,itremainsinplaceasthelazySusanturns.

AlazySusanmayalsobepartofakitchencabinet（橱柜），whichonecanspininordertosavespaceandmakefindingthingseasier.

Whetheronatableorinacabinet,alazySusancanbemadeofavarietyofmaterials—mostcommonlyplastic,wood,orglass.ItisbelievedthatThomasJeffersoninventedthelazySusan,thoughitwasreferredtoasadumbwaiter（送饭菜的小升降机）atthetime.It’ssaidthatJeffersoninventedthelazySusanbecausehisdaughtercomplainedshewasalwaysservedlastatthetableandasaresultneverfoundherselffullwhendinnerhadended.OthersbelievethatThomasEdisonwastheinventor,sinceheinventedtheturntableforhisphonograph（留声机）andlaterdevelopeditintothelazySusan.

Nomatterwhoinventedit,itwasn’tuntil1917thattheterm“lazySusan”wascreatedaspartofanadvertisementfortheinvention.InBritain,however,theterm“dumbwaiter”isstillusedratherthan“lazySusan”.Thereasonforthename“lazySusan”remainsamystery.OnetheoryisthatitwasnamedaftereitherJefferson’sorEdison’sdaughter,bothofwhomwerenamedSusan.

56FromthenextwelearnthatthelazySusan________.

A.isaroundtablepopularamongAmericans

B.wasafamousinventorwhosefatherwasJefferson

C.canbeusedasacabinettostorefoodforlong

D.canbeturnedtoallowdinnerstogetthefoodtheywant

57ThetextdoesNOTmention_______.

A.whoinventedthelazySusan

B.whyitwascalledthelazySusan

C.whenthelazySusanwasinvented

D.whatthelazySusancanbemadeof

58WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE,accordingtothetext?

A.Theterm“lazySusan”wasfirstusedinanadvertisement

B.Theterm“lazySusan”hascompletelyreplacedtheterm“dumbwaiter”

C.Edison’sdaughterwassaidtobelazy.

D.SusanwasJefferson’syoungestdaughter

B

UKwon’twaitnow

Brightredpostboxes,theQueenandqueuing（排队）—whatdotheyallhaveincommon?

Theyareallpartandparcel（重要部分）ofBritishlife.OrsoIthought.

However,theabilitytoqueueforlongperiodsoftime,oncebelievedtobeatraditionaltrait（特点）oftheBritish,isnolongertolerated（忍受）bypeopleintheUK,accordingtoasurveydoneforBritishbankBarclays.

Onceuponatime,queuingwasseenasnormal.DuringtheSecondWorldWar,everyonehadtoqueueuptoreceivetheirdailyration（配给）offoods.Infact,ifyoudidn’tstandupandwaitinlinewithalltheothers,itwasseenasuncivilized（不文明的）。

ThefamousEnglishdouble-deckerbuses（双层公共汽车）,withonlyoneentrance,mightalsohelpexplainwhyqueuingwasseenasapartoflife.Almostalways,thereisaqueuetogeton.

ButperhapstheBritisharetiredofbeingpushedpastbytheSpanish,theItaliansortheFrenchastheyqueueuptogetatableatarestaurant.ThepeopleoftheseotherEuropeancountrieshavemorethanoneentrancetotheirbuses,whichcouldexplaintheirmorerelaxedattitudetothequeue.

TwominutesisnowthelongesttimemostBritsarepreparedtostandandwait.ButcoulditbethattheInternet,whichallowsustocarryouttasksquickly,isthemainreasonwhyBritishpeoplearenolongerpreparedtoqueue?

“Usedtobuyingwithoutdelay,customersareevenabandoningpurchasesratherthanwaittheirturn,”saysStuartNealofBarclaycard.“Shoppersarealsolesslikelytoqueueforlongiftheitemtheyarebuyingisoflowvalue.”

PerhapsIwillhavetoreplace“queuing”with“impatience”inmylistofthingsIassociate（联系）withtheBritish.

ByAlicePhilipson

59WhatcanwelearnaboutthetraditionofqueuinginBritainfromthearticle?

A.ItwasonceconsideredasymbolofacivilizedbehavioramongtheBritish.

B.ItiswhatmakesBritaindifferentfromotherEuropeancountries.

C.Itwasaproductoftheslowpaceoflifeinoldtimes.

D.ItisalongtimetraditionasoldastheQueen.

60.Accordingtothearticle,theBritishgraduallystoppedqueuingbecause____.

A.theyprefershoppingonlinetogoingtotheshops

B.theyfollowtheexampleofforeignersinBritain

C.theuseoftheInternethaschangedtheirwayoflife

D.Britishbusesnowhavemorethanoneentrance

61.Accordingtothearticle,theBritisharelesslikelytoqueuewhentheywaitto____.

A.getatableinarestaurant

B.buyapplesinagreengrocer’s

C.payforlowcostshopping

D.getondouble-deckerbuses

62.Whatistheauthor’smainaiminthisarticle?

A.TolistsomethingsthatsheassociateswiththeBritish.

B.TointroducechangeintheBritishwayoflife.

C.ToexpressherapprovalofchangesintheBritishwayoflife.

D.TocomplainabouttheBritishlosingpatience.

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GlynisDavis:

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