湖北省孝感高中学年度高二上学期调研考试英语试题Word文档下载推荐.docx

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1．Whereistheman’sjacket?

A．Inthebedroom．B．Inthecar．C．InMike’shouse．

2．Whatdidthewomandoontheweekend?

A．Shewentonacampingtrip．

B．Shereadabook．

C．ShewatchedTV．

3．HowwillthewomangotoFrazier’sDepartmentStore?

A．Bybus．B．Bytaxi．C．Onfoot．

4．Whatdoesthemanthinkoftraditionalhouses?

A．Theyaremoreattractive．

B．Theyhaveboringinsideshapes．

C．Theylookunpleasantfromtheoutside．

5．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A．Whatsporttodo．B．Whentodosport．C．Whethertodosport．

第二节（共15小题，每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听第6段段材料，回答第6、7题。

6．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Teacherandstudent．

B．Classmates．

C．Motherandson．

7．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?

A．HespentlittletimereadingEnglish．

B．Hedidn’tdowellintheEnglishexam．

C．HeadvisedthewomantospeakmoreEnglish．

听第7段段材料，回答第8、9题。

8．Whatdothespeakersthinkofthefirstviolinist?

A．Dissatisfying．B．Popular．C．Wonderful．

9．Whatissaidabouttheconcerthall?

A．Itoffersredseats．B．Itisdarkinside．C．Itlookslikeaspaceship．

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10．Whatdoesthemansayabouthisnewjob?

A．Hehasmuchtolearn．

B．Hissalaryisquitesatisfying．

C．Hecandealwitheverythingwell．

11．Whatisthemostimportanttothemaninajob?

A．Developmentchances．B．Goodsalary．C．Workconditions．

12．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?

A．Hedoesn’tlikeworkinginforeigncompanies．

B．Hedidn’thaveaclearcareerpathinthepast．

C．Heisworkinginastate-ownedcompanynow．

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13．Whendidthewashingmachinefirstbreakdown?

A．Afewweeksago．B．About5daysago．C．Yesterday．

14．Whatdoesthemanthinkoftheproblem?

A．Annoying．B．Difficult．C．Easy．

15．Howwillthemandealwiththewashingmachine?

A．Changeanewmotor．

B．Putthemotorbackinplace．

C．Replaceitforanewone．

16．Whatwillthewomandonext?

A．Payfortherepairs．B．Havesomethingtodrink．C．Checkthemachine．

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17．Wheredoesthewomanlive?

A．Nearthesea．B．Nearaforest．C．Nearthemountains．

18．Whatisthewomangoodat?

A．Singing．B．Swimming．C．Skiing．

19．Whatisthewoman’sfavouritesubject?

A．History．B．English．C．Geography．

20．Whatcanwelearnaboutthewoman?

A．Sheisaguitaristinaband．

B．Shewantstobeateacherinthefuture．

C．Shelikesspendingsummerinthemountains．

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）

A

Isometimesfeelleftoutwithmyfriendsattheparty．WhatcanIdo?

—Susan

Alice:

Speaktoyourbestfriendbeforeyouarriveandaskhertomakesureyoudon’tgetleftoutofthegroup．Thatway,she’llknowtoincludeyouinallthefun．Maketheefforttospeaktosomeotherpeopleattheparty．Youmightevenmakeanewfriendortwo．

SometimesIthinkpartiesgetboringandIwanttogohome!

—Jenny

Evenagreatpartywilldragifyou’renotenjoyingyourself．Makingtheefforttodanceandhaveachatwithyourfriendswillbeattheboredom!

Youdon’thavetostaytotheveryendoftheparty．

OurschoolishavingaChristmasdancepartybutI’mreallyshy．ShallIgoornot?

—Emma

Partofyouwouldliketogototheparty,sogiveitatry．Letgoodfriendsknowhowyoufeelandmakesureyou’llhavepeopletodancewithwhentheeveningcomes．Practicesomefundancessoyou’llfeelcomfortableonthedancefloor．

WheneverIgotoaparty,mydadcomestopickmeupat8pm．IalwayshavetoleaveearlierthantherestofmyfriendsandIgetreallyangrywithmydad．

—Anny

Talkwithyourdadandlethimknowhowyoufeel．Itfeelshardtohavedifferentrulesfromyourfriendsbutdon’tworrytoomuch—yourfriendsareprobablypickedupsoonafteryouanyway．

21．AliceadvisesSusanto_________．

A．staywithherfriendsB．askherfriendforhelp

C．leavethepartyatonceD．makefunofherfriends

22．Theunderlinedword“drag”isclosestinmeaningto“_______”．

A．failB．improveC．beboringD．bepleasant

23．WhatworriesAnny?

A．Herdadisstrictwithher．

B．Shealwaysargueswithherdad．

C．Nobodypicksherupaftertheparty．

D．Shecan’tgotothepartywithherfriends．

24．Wherecanyouprobablyfindthetext?

A．Inanotice．B．Inaguidebook．

C．Inafamousnovel．D．Inapopularmagazine．

B

TheInternethasgreatlychangedthewaypeoplecommunicate.Butsometeachersthinkthechangesarenotallforthebetter.

EleanorJohnson,anEnglishprofessor,thinksthattextmessaginghasmadestudentsbelievethatitisfarmoreacceptablethanitactuallyistojustmaketerriblespellingandgrammaticalerrors.AndshesaysherstudentsoverthepastseveralyearshaveincreasinglyusedlessformalEnglishintheirwriting.Wordsandphraseslike“guy”and“youknow”nowappearinresearchpapers.

ProfessorJohnsonsupposesthereisastrongrelationshipbetweentheriseofinformalonlinecommunicationandanincreaseinwritingmistakes.Butshesaystheremaynotbemuchscientificinformation,atleastnotyet.

DavidCrystal,aBritishlinguist（语言学家）,saystheactivelychangingnatureoftheInternetmakesitdifficulttokeepup-to-dateinstudyingitseffects.Buthebelievesitsinfluenceonlanguageissmall.ThemaineffectoftheInternetonlanguageisthewayithasaddedtotheexpressiverichnessoflanguage,providinglanguagewithanewsetofcommunicativetoolsthathaven’texistedinthepast.

ErinJansenisfounderofNetL,anonlinedictionaryoftheInternetandtextmessagingterms.Shesaysthenewtechnologyhasnotchangedexistinglanguagebuthasgreatlyaddedtoitsvocabulary.Basicallyit’sfreedomofexpression.

Andwhataboutthoseteacherswhofindthesenewkindsofmistakesinspellingandgrammarintheirstudents’work?

Whatishermessagetothem?

ErinJansensaid,“Iamalwaysonthestudents’sideandwon’tgetangryorupsetaboutthat.Ifit’shelpingthekidswritemoreorcommunicatemore,that’sgreat.That’swhatteachersandeducatorswant—togetkidscommunicating.”

ButErinJansenandDavidCrystalagreewithEleanorJohnsononatleastonething.Teachersneedtomakesurestudentsunderstandtheusesandrulesoflanguage.

25．WhichofthefollowingisEleanorJohnson’sviewontextmessaging?

A．Itbecomesfarmoreacceptable.

B．Itcausesanincreaseinwritingmistakes.

C．Ithelpsstudentslearninformalexpressions.

D．Itmakesinformalexpressionsacceptedbyeducators.

26．DavidCrystalandErinJansensharetheviewthattheInternet______.

A．haschangedourlanguagesystem

B．hasinfluencedourlanguagegreatly

C．makeslanguagericherinexpression

D．makeslanguagehardertounderstand

27．Theauthorwantstotellusthat_______.

A．differentopinionsoninformalexpressionsexist

B．whatlanguageisnowusedontheInternet

C．informalexpressionsarepopularamongteachers

D．whytheInternetiswelcomedbyallstudents

C

DearReader,

Ireceivemanylettersfromchildrenandcan’tanswerthemall—therewouldn’tbetimeenoughinaday.ThatiswhyIamsendingyouthisprintedreplytoyourletter.I’lltrytoanswersomeofthequestionsthatarecommonlyasked.

WheredidIgettheideaforStuartLittleandforCharlotte’sWeb?

Well,manyyearsagoIwenttobedonenightinarailwaysleepingcar,andduringthenightIdreamedaboutatinyboywhoactedratherlikeamouse.That’showthestoryofStuartLittlegotstarted.

AsforCharlotte’sWeb,Ilikeanimalsandmybarn（谷仓）isaverypleasantplacetobe,atallhours.OnedaywhenIwasonmywaytofeedthepig,Ibeganfeelingsorryforthepigbecause,likemostpigs,hewasdoomedtodie.Thismademesad.SoIstartedthinkingofwaystosaveapig’slife.Ihadbeenwatchingabiggreyspideratherworkandwasimpressedbyhowclevershewasatweaving.GraduallyIworkedthespiderintothestorythatyouknow,astoryoffriendshipandsalvation（拯救）onafarm.ThreeyearsafterIstartedwritingit,itwaspublished.（Iamnotafastworker,asyoucansee.）

SometimesI’maskedhowoldIwaswhenIstartedtowrite,andwhatmademewanttowrite.Istartedearly—assoonasIcouldspell.Infact,Ican’trememberanytimeinmylifewhenIwasn’tbusywriting.Idon’tknowwhatcausedmetodoit,orwhyIenjoyedit,butIthinkchildrenoftenfindpleasureandsatisfactionintryingtosettheirthoughtsdownonpaper,eitherinwordsorinpictures.Iwasnogoodatdrawing,soIusedwordsinstead.AsIgrewolder,Ifoundthatwritingcanbeawayofearningaliving.

Someofmyreaderswantmetovisittheirschool.Somewantmetosendapicture,oranautograph,orabook.Andsomeaskquestionsaboutmyfamilyandmyanimalsandmypets.MuchasI’dliketo,Ican’tgovisiting.Ican’tsendbooks,either—youcanfindtheminabookstoreoralibrary.Manychildrenassumethatawriterowns（orevenmakes）hisownbooks.Thisisnottrue—booksaremadebythepublisher.Ifawriterwantsacopy,hemustbuyit.That’swhyIcan’tsendbooks.AndIdonotsendsignatures—Ileavethattothemoviestars.Ilivemostoftheyearinthecountry,inNewEngland.Fromourwindowswecanlookoutattheseaandthemountains.Ilivenearmymarriedsonandthreegrandchildren.

Aremystoriestrue,youask?

No,theyareimaginarytales,containingfantasticcharactersandevents.Inreallife,afamilydoesn’thaveachildwholookslikeamouse;

inreallife,aspiderdoesn’tspin