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山西省山西大学附属中学学年高一英语下学期期中试题含答案
2017~2018学年高一第二学期期中考试
英语试题
考查时间:
90分钟考查内容:
Book3总分:
100分
第一部分阅读理解(共两节,满分30分)
第一节(共10小题;每小题2分,满分20分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
WELCOMETOTHEMILWAUKEECOUNTYZOO!
AsoneofthefinestzoologicalattractionsintheUSA,thezoowillentertainandeducateyou!
TheMilwaukeeCountyZoohousesabout1,800animalsandcoversanareaof200acres.Exploreeducationalwildlifeshows,funattractionsandwonderfulspecialevents.Thezooisaplacewhereeveryonecannotonlylaughbutalsolearn-it’saplacetobeamazedandencouraged-aplacewherenatureandwondermeet!
HOURS&ENTRANCEFEES
HOURS:
JanuaryIthroughFebruary28
Monday-Friday:
9:
30a.m.to2:
30p.m.
Saturday-Sunday:
9:
30a.m.to4:
30p.m.
March1throughMay26
Daily9a.m.to4:
30p.m.
May27throughSeptember4
Daily9a.mto5p.m.
September5throughOctober31
Daily9a.m.to4:
30p.m.
November1throughDecember31
Monday-Friday:
9:
30a.m.to2:
30p.m.
Saturday-Sunday:
9:
30a.m.to4:
30p.m.
Animalbuildingscloseaquarterpriorto(在......之前)Zooclosingtime.
ENTRANCEFEES:
January1throughMarch31
Adult:
S11.75
Child(age3to12):
$8.75
Child(2andunder):
Free
SeniorCitizen(age60andover):
$10.25
April1throughOctober31
Adult:
$14.25
Child(age3to12):
$11.25
Child(2andunder):
Free
SeniorCitizen(age60andover):
$13.25
November1throughDecember31
Adult:
$11.75
Child(age3to12):
$8.75
Child(2andunder):
Free
SeniorCitizen(age60andover):
$10.25
FamilyFreeDaysaresponsored(赞助)byNorthShoreBank:
TheyareJanuary7,February4,March4,October7,November4andDecember2.Note:
EvenduringtheFamilyFreeDays,theparkingfeeremainsINEFFECT.
1.IfyouvisitanimalbuildingsonWednesdayinNovember,youhavetoleave________.
A.before2:
15p.mB.before2:
30p.m
C.before4:
15p.mD.before4:
30p.m
2.Ifayoungcoupleandapairoffive-year-oldtwinsvisitthezooinMay,howmuchshouldtheypay?
A.32.25dollarsB.39.75dollarsC.41.00dollarsD.51.00dollars
3.WhatdoweknowabouttheMilwaukeeCountyZoo?
A.It’sthebestzoointheUSA.
B.Visitorshavetopayparkingfeeswhenevertheycome.
C.Theeducationalwildlifeshowsattractmostvisitors.
D.It’sfreeofchargeduringfestivals.
B
Twodaysafterhis95thbirthday,NorwoodThomasjumpedoutofaplaneatSkydive(跳伞)Suffolk.And,accordingtoSkydiveSuffolk,Thomassettherecordfortheoldestpersontojumpwiththeorganization!
“I’mproudtobetheoldest,anditmakesmefeelgood,”saidThomas.Withaninstructor,hejumpedfromabout14,000feet.
TherecordThomasbrokewasn’tlong-standing.Earlierthemonth,a93-year-oldwomantooktotheskies.SheandThomashavemilitaryties:
ThomasasaWorldWarIIsoldierandthewomanasaGoldStarmomwhosesondiedinAfghanistan.
Thomas,whonowlivesinVirginiaBeach,beganjumpingfromplanesasasoldierinthe101stAirborneDivision,alsoknownastheScreamingEagles.Hewasoneofthe18,000soldierswholandedinNormandy,France,onJune6,1944.However,thatwasonlyfrom400feet.Astheyearspassed,Thomasdidn’tjumpagain.Butbeforehis88thbirthday,hecameupwithalist.ThatwastheNo.1thing-tojumpoutofanairplaneagain.TheelderThomasjumpedin2013,butdidn’tafterthatbecausehehadsomethingwrongwithhiskidney(肾脏).
Ashepreparedwithcamerasrecordinghiseverymove,Thomasdidn’tlooknervous.Helookedlikehebelonged.Walkingdowntherunway,hesmiledatthefanscheeringhim.Steve,Thomas’son,said,“Skydivinggivesmyfatherapurposeforbeing.Anditiswhereoldmencancomebackandbeboysagain”.
NorwoodThomaslandedsafely.Besideshavingsmallinjuriestohisearsandhand,ThomasfeltOK.“It’sanexcitingexperiencelikealways,”hesaid.“Iwasenjoyingtheviews.Whenyou’reuptherelookingdownontheworld,it’sbeautiful.It’sfeelingyoudon’tgetunlessyougetupthere.”
4.What’sthetextmainlyabout?
A.AnoldmanwhobroketheskydivingrecordinSuffolkastheoldest.
B.TheoldestformersoldierwhoservedinWorldWarII.
C.AformersoldierwholosthissoninAfghanistan.
D.Anoldcouplewhobothloveskydiving.
5.What’sSteve’sattitudetowardhisfather’sskydiving?
A.Hedoesn’tcareaboutit.B.Hesupportsit.
C.Heisagainstit.D.Heisworriedaboutit.
6.Accordingtothetext,wecanlearnthatThomas________.
A.wantstochallengehimselfonceagain
B.encouragespeopletotryskydiving
C.thinkshighlyofthisskydiving
D.feltfrightenedatthebeginningofthisskydiving
C
Weallknowthesaying,“Nobodyisperfect.”Ithasbeenplantedinourbrainssincewewerechildren,andofcourse,itisthetruth.Soifnobodyisperfect,whydowehavesuchahardtimeadmittingwhenweareintroubleorneedhelp?
Likemanyotheryoungpeopletryingtogetthroughtheirfirstyearofcollege,Ifeltanxiety,andithaditsgripsonmeprettytight.Itbegangettinginthewayofmylife,andIhadtositdownandtellmyselfthatmybehaviorwasnothealthyandtherewasasolution.Finally,Idecidedtoturntotherapy(精神疗法).
Therapy.Ithassuchanegativestigma(污名),butwhy?
Doesgoingtotherapymeanthatyouarefailingasapersonorthatyoucannotfixyourproblemsonyourown?
No.Goingtotherapymeansthatyouarestrongenoughtorecognizethatsomethinginsideyourheadisnotworkingcorrectly,andyouarebraveenoughtotrytofixit.
Afteracoupleofweeks,manypartsofmylifebecamesomuchclearer.IbegantounderstandthatI,myself,ammyworstenemy,whichwasprettyfrightening.But,althoughfrightened,IknewthatitwasonlyIwhocouldguidemetowardsfeelingbetter,andthatwasextremelyempowering.
Ihavebeenguidedtowardsahealthiermindset,onethatispositiveandpowerful.Ihavebeenabletounderstandthatnomatterwhathappensinmylife.Iwillalwaysbeokay.
Alotofpeopledonotunderstandthatitisnormaltohavenegativefeelingsandsometimestofeellikewehavelostcontrolovercertainpartsofourlives.SeeingatherapistcangreatlychangeyourwayofthinkingaboutsomethingifyoukeepyourmindopenandIamsothankfulthatIdecidedtogoanddosomethingformyself.
Ifyouareinneedofhelp,youcangototherapyandtheneverythingwillbeokay.
7.WhatdoestheunderlinedpartinParagraph2mean?
A.Anxietygreatlyinfluencedtheauthor.
B.Anxietyencouragedtheauthortochange.
C.Theauthorcouldn’tdealwiththecollegelife.
D.Theauthorhadnoideawhattodo.
8.Intheauthor’sopinion,goingtotherapy________.
A.meansyouarefailingasaperson
B.you’renotbraveenoughtosolveyourproblems
C.canmakeothersthinkwronglyaboutyou
D.canbequitenecessaryandhelpful
9.Afteracoupleofweeks,howdidtheauthorreact?
A.Shebecamemorepositiveandconfident.
B.Shebecametoofrightenedofherownlife.
C.Shebecameworriedaboutheranxiety.
D.Sherealizedcollegewasherworstenemy.
10.What’stheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?
A.Totellushowtothinkpositively.B.ToshowitisOKtobeimperfect.
C.Tohelpusknowbetterabouttherapy.D.Tosharehercollegelifewithus.
第二节(共5小题;每小题2分,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。
Wearetoldthat“afamilythateatstogetherstaystogether”.Weevenfollowitbymakingthewholefamilysitinfrontofthetelevisionwhileeating,right?
Wrong.Televisiondoesnothingtohelpmakethefamilyrelationshipsbetter.11It’sthusbettertogivetheTVabreakandtositatthedinnertable.Familydinnersneedanotherimportantpart-conversationsthatbringinapleasantatmosphere.
Itoftenserveswelltostarttheconversationrightbeforedinnersothatsettingthetableanddoingotherchoresmaybecomelessboring.12Asaresult,therearenoembarrassingmomentswhenpeopleareactuallyeating.Also,youcanchangethetopicifyoufeelthatitmightstartarguments.
Childrenaren’tusuallyverygoodatsharinginformationanddon’tknowhowtoreplywhenyouaskthemquestionslike“Howwasyourschooltoday?
”13Forthis,youcanaskthemabouttheafter-classactivitiesthattheymightbetakingpartin.
14Therefore,allcontroversial(有争议的)topicsshouldbeavoided.Actually,ifyouhavehadafunnyincidentinyourdayatthework,shareitwithothers.What’smore,itserveswellifyoushareyourchildhoodmemorieswithyourfamily.15Inaword,itisalwaysimportanttochoosetherighttopicsforthefamilydinnerconversations
A.Trytoknowmoreaboutthemthanjusttheirschoollife.
B.It’softendifficulttostartaconversationatafamilydinner.
C.Buttrytokeepinmindsomefamilydinnerconversationideas.
D.Doingthingstogethercanmakefamilymembersfeelinterested.
E.Infact,itonlyincreasesthedistancebetweenmembersofthefamily.
F.They,especiallyyourkids,willfeelexcitedtohearaboutwhatyoudidasachild.
G.Conversationsduringdinnertimeshouldencouragefamilymemberstoeatwell.
第三部分语言知识运用(共两节,满分45分)
第一节完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)
阅读下面的短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和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。
Oneoftheeasiestthingsintheworldistobecomeafault-finder.However,lifecanbe16whenyouarenotbusyfindingfaultwithit.
SeveralyearsagoI17aletterfromseventeen-year-oldKerry,whodescribedherselfasaworld-classfault-finder,almostalways18bythings.Peoplewerealwaysdoingthingsthatannoyedher,and19wasevergoodenough.Shewashighlyself-criticalandalsofoundfaultwithherfriends.Shebecameareally20person.
Unfortunately,ittookahorribleaccidenttochangeher21.Herbestfriendwa