学年吉林省蛟河市第一中学校高二下学期期中考试英语试题Word版听力Word文件下载.docx
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Howmuchistheshirt?
A．￡19.15.B．￡9.15.C．￡9.18.
答案是B。
1．Wheremaytheconversationhappen?
2．Whatistheman’sopinionaboutthewoman?
A．Helikesthewoman’sdress.
B．Hecomplainsaboutthewoman’sspendingmoney.
C．Hesupportsthewoman’sbehaviour.
3．WhendidthewomanseeHenry?
A．Lastmonth.B．Lastweek.C．Yesterday.
4．Whatarethetwospeakersdoing?
A．Lookingforsomesuitcases.
B．Bookingticketsforajourney.
C．Checkingthewoman’sbaggage.
5．Whycan’tthemangoswimmingnow?
A．Hemustmeethisprofessor.
B．Hemustattendaclass.
C．Hemustgooutwithhisgirlfriend.
第二节（共15小题；
每小题1分，满分15分）
听下面5段对话或独白。
每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。
听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；
听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。
每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6至8题。
6．Whyisthewomansohappy?
A．Becausesheisgoingtomarry.
B．Becauseshehaspickedupamoneybag.
C．Becauseshewillhaveaninterview.
7．Howlonghasthewomanworked?
A．Fouryears.
B．Fiveyears.
C．Sixyears.
8．Whatisthewoman’sproblem?
A．Shealwayschangesjobs.
B．Sheisafraidtohavetheinterview.
C．Shelacksexperience.
听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。
9．Whenmaytheconversationhappen?
A．Inthemorning.B．Atnoon.C．Atnight.
10．Whatworriestheman?
A．Hisunfinishedreport.
B．Hisfriend’sparty.
C．Hiscomingexam.
11．Whatdoesthemanpromise?
A．Finishthereport.
B．Dowellinthetest.
C．Takeagoodgifttohisfriend.
听第8段材料，回答第12至14题。
12．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?
A．Motherandson.
B．Teacherandstudent.
C．Reporterandinterviewee.
13．Wheredidthemanstaywhentheearthquakehappened?
A．InJapan.
B．InChina.
C．InIndonesia.
14．Whendidtheearthquakehappen?
A．Inthemorning.
B．Atnoon.
C．Intheevening.
听第9段材料，回答第15至17题。
15．Whatdoesthemanwantthewomando?
A．Quarrelwithherboss.
B．Workforhiscompany.
C．Askforahighpay.
16．Whoiswoman?
A．Theman’swife.
B．Theman’semployee.
C．Theman’sfriend.
17．Whohasmadethewoman’soldcompanyearnsomuchmoney?
A．Rose.
B．Rose’sboss.
C．Simon.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18．Wherecanavisitormatchhisfootandhandprintswiththestars?
A．IntheHollywoodHills.
B．IntheHollywoodWaxMuseum.
C．InGrauman’sChineseTheatre.
19．Whendidmoviestarsbeginleavingtheirhandandfootprints?
A．In1910.B．In1927.C．In1937.
20．WhendidHollywoodbecomepartofgreaterLosAngeles?
A．Inthetwentiethcentury.
B．Inthenineteenthcentury.
C．Intheeighteenthcentury.
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）
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。
A
BrooklynMuseum
Niagara
Dates:
1866
Collections:
AmericanArt
MuseumLocation:
InGreatHall,1stFloor
AccessionNumber:
1993.118
NiagaraFallswasamongthesymbolsofAmericanculturalpotential.ItsmeaningshiftsinthispaintingbyLouisRé
myMignot,aSouthernerforcedtoabandonhisrisingNewYorkcareerduetotheoutbreakoftheCivilWar.
Cabinet
ca.1600
AsianArt
InAsianGalleries,2ndFloor
82.174.1
ThesetwobigCabinetsaremadeofafragrantwoodthathelpeddriveinsects.ThefineChinesefurnitureistypicallyassembledwithouttheuseofnails.
CloudsovertheBlackSea
1906
EuropeanArt
InBeaux-ArtsCourt,3rdFloor
33.416
Inthislargecanvas,BorisAnisfeldchallengestraditionallandscapepainting.ThepaintingmadeitsWesterndebut（处女秀）inParisin1906intheRussiangalleries.
Goatherds
1905-1906
AfricanArt
InMorrisAGallery,4thFloor
09.821
JohnSingerSargentvisitedSyria,wherehecompletedoilandwatercolorviewsofthelakeincludingGoatherds.
MuseumHours
Wednesday:
11a.m.–6p.m.
Thursday:
11a.m.–10p.m.
Friday–Sunday:
Contact
Telephone:
（718）638-5000
200EasternParkwayBrooklyn,NewYork
11238-6052
Price
SuggestedAdmission:
$12Studentsandadults62andover:
$8
Childrenunder12accompaniedbyanadult:
Free
Bypurchasingticketsonlineyouagreetopaythefullsuggestedadmissionplusa$2perticketservicechargeforeachticket.Ifyouwouldliketopaylessthanthesuggestedadmission,youmaypurchaseticketsattheMuseum’sVisitorCenter.
21．What’stheAccessionNumberofthecreationdifferentfromtraditionallandscapepainting?
A．1993.118.B．82.174.1.
C．33.416.D．09.821.
22．WhencanyouvisitBrooklynMuseumagainaftervisitingthereonOctober,2Wednesday?
A．At1p.m.October7.
B．At12p.m.October8.
C．At8p.m.October9.
D．At9p.m.October10.
23．HowmuchshouldMikewithhisparentsaged70andsonaged15payifhepurchasesticketsonline?
A．$38.B．$46.
C．$48.D．$56.
B
AformerWalmartemployeesayshewasfiredfromhisjobthisweekafterdefendinghimselfagainstanattackinthestore’sparkinglot.KristopherOswald,30,hadbeenworkingataWalmartforaboutsevenweekswhentheincidentoccurred.Hewaseatingfoodinhiscarwhileonabreak,whenhesuddenlyheardthesoundofawomanscreaming.Itappearedtobeamanpushingawomanupagainsthercar.WhenOswaldaskedthewomanifsheneededhelp,themansuddenlyattackedhimwithaseriesofblowstothehead.
Themancontinuedbeatinghimwhileyelling,“I’mgoingtokillyou.”Fightingback,hewasabletogaintheupperhandbyholdingthemandown,butwasunexpectedlyattackedbytwoothermen.ItwasthenthatLivingstonCountySheriffdeputies（代理）arrivedonthesceneandstoppedthefighting.
Hewasquicklyfiredthefollowingdayforbreakingcompanypolicy“onhislunchbreak”.ItremainsunclearwhichpolicyOswaldbroke,asWalmart’sguidebookdoesnotclearlyprohibitemployeesfromassistingindividuals（个人）orexercisingself-defenseinthefaceofbodilyharm.
“Wehadtomakeatoughdecisionandhe’snolongerwiththecompany,”aspokeswomanforWalmarttoldtheAssociatedPress.“ThelastthingIexpectedwastonothaveajob,”OswaldtoldWXYZ.“Idon’tevenknowwhattoputonanapplicationaboutallthis.HowdoIsaythisended?
”Despitethenegativeoutcome,Oswaldtoldthenewsstationhewoulddoitagain.“Iwillalwaysdotherightthing,”hesaid.
24．AccordingtoParagraphOne,weknowthat.
A．OswaldworkedinWalmartforalongtime
B．Oswaldwasworkingwhentheaccidenthappened
C．theincidenthappenedinaparkinglot
D．theassaulthappenedinthemorning
25．Whydidn’tOswaldholdthemandown?
A．Becausethemanwastoostrong.
B．Becauseotherpeoplehelpedtheman.
C．BecauseSheriffdeputiescame.
D．BecauseOswaldwastoofrightened.
26．Itcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphthat.
A．thespokeswomanforWalmartfeltregretforOswald
B．Oswaldhadexpectedhewouldlosehisjob
C．WXYZtriedtohelpOswaldkeepthejob
D．Oswalddidn’tfellregretforwhathedid
27．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?
A．Oswaldfiredwasforhelpingothers
B．Theimportanceofobeyingrules
C．AwrongdecisionWalmartmade
D．Abraveryandgreatman
C
TherewasatimewhenredmeatwasaluxuryforordinaryAmericans,orwasatleastsomethingspecial:
cookingaroastforSundaydinner,orderingasteakatarestaurant.Notanymore.MeatconsumptionhasmorethandoubledintheUnitedStatesinthelast50years.
Nowanewstudyofmorethan500,000Americanshasprovidedthebestevidenceyetthatourloveforredmeathasexactedahighpriceonourhealthandlimitedourlifespan.Thestudyfoundthat,otherthingsbeingequal,themenandwomenwhoconsumedthemostredandprocessedmeatwerelikelytodiesooner,especiallyfromoneofourtwoleadingkillers,heartdiseaseandcancer,thanpeoplewhoconsumedmuchsmalleramountsofthesefoods.
Thenewfindingssuggestthatoverthecourseofadecade,thedeathsofonemillionmenandperhapshalfamillionwomencouldbepreventedjustbyeatinglessredandprocessedmeats.
Topreventdeathsrelatedtoredandprocessedmeats,peopleshouldeatahamburgeronlyonceortwiceaweekinsteadofeveryday,asmallsteakonceaweekinsteadofeveryotherday,andahotdogeverymonthandahalfinsteadofonceaweek.Inplaceofredmeat,non-vegetarians（非素食者）mightconsiderpoultryandfish.Similarly,thosewhoatethemostfruitsandvegetablesalsotendedtolivelonger.
Anyonewhoworriesaboutglobalenvironmenthasyetanotherreasontoconsumelessredmeat.Areduceddependenceonredmeatforfoodcouldhelptosavetheplanetfromthedamagingeffectsofenvironmentalpollution,globalwarmingandthelesseningoffreshwater.
28．Whatwaspeople’sattitudetowardsredmeat?
A．Itwasaspecialfoodpeopleeataftergoingtochurches.
B．Itwastooexpensiveforordinarypeopletoenjoyeveryday.
C．Itwasaluxurythatpeopleshouldn’tgoafter.
D．Itwasnothealthyfoodandshouldn’tbeconsumedmuch.
29．Whatdoesthestudyinthepassageshow?
A．Thereisnodifferencebetweenmenandwomenwhoconsumeredmeat.
B．Thereisaprovedconnectionbetweenredmeatconsumptionandcancer.
C．Peoplewhoconsumenoredmeatatallwillsurelylivetogether.
D．Eatingtoomuchmeatwillprobablyshortenpeople’slifespan.
30．Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutredmeat?
A．Ithastoomuchfatinitandisnotashealthyaschicken.
B．Itcanbemoreharmfulthanprocessedmeat.
C．Itcausespollutionthatharmstheenvironment.
D．Itisgainingpopularityam
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