浙江省温州十五校联合体学年高二上学期期中联考英语试题 Word版含答案Word格式文档下载.docx

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1.WhydoesDavidaskforamap?

A.TolocateSanFrancisco.B.Tofindarestaurant.C.ToeatinChinatown.

2.Wheredoesthewomanliketogoforholiday?

A.Tothebeach.B.ToColorado.C.Tosomewherecold.

3.Howwillthemanprobablydealwiththejoboffer?

A.Accepttheoffer.

B.Refusethejob.

C.asktochangetheworkingdays.

4.WhatdoweknowaboutHenry?

A.Hephonedustowaitforhim.

B.Hewon'

tcomefordinnertoday.

C.Hewon'

tbeontimefordinner.

5.Whatisthespeakerslikelytodonext?

A.Continuepackingboxes.

B.Stopworkingandgohome.

C.Leavenon-urgentorderstotomorrowmorning.

第二节（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听第6段材料，回答第6---7题。

6.HowdoesBettyusuallygotowork?

A.Bycar.B.Bybike.C.Byrail.

7.What’stheadvantageoftakingthetrain?

A.Itismoreconvenient.B.Itismuchfaster.C.Itislessexpensive.

听第7段材料，回答第8---10题。

8.Whatsuggestiondoesthemanmaketothewoman?

A.Checkthecarherself.

B.Thinkaheadbeforemakingadecision.

C.Asksomeonetodothecarcheck.

9.Whatistrueaboutthecarprice?

A.Thewomanwasgivenadiscount.

B.Thesalesmanstucktotheoriginalprice.

C.Thepricewouldbelowerifpaidincash.

10.Howwillthemanhelpthewoman?

A.Makethepaymentforher.B.Drivehercarhome.C.Lookafterhercar.

听第8段材料,回答第11---13题。

11.Howdoesthewomanfindthelivingcostinthecity?

A.Low.B.Average.C.High.

12.Whataccountsforthemostofthewoman’sexpenses?

A.Meals.B.Trains.C.Clothes.

13.Wheredoesthewomangoinhersparetime?

A.Tothecinemas.B.Tothesupermarkets.C.Tothepubs.

听第9段材料,回答第14至16题。

14.WhatwillAmandadoonOct12?

A.Organizeabusinessmeeting.

B.Visitatradeexhibition.

C.MeetthepeoplefromHeadOffice.

15.WhatpreparationsisAlanmakingforthemeeting?

A.Areport.B.Aschedule.C.Alecture.

16.Whendothespeakersagreetohavethemeeting?

A.OnOct4.B.OnOct10.C.OnOct17.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatdidthespeakerwanttodoafterdinnerthatday?

A.Helpherfriendgetthecar.

B.Walkaloneintheraintohercar.

C.Waitfortheraintostop.

18.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeakerthen?

A.Shewasworkingintherestaurant.

B.Shehadpurchasedanewcar.

C.Shewasaboutsevenmonthspregnant.

19.Wheredidthespeakermeettheyoungman?

A.Atacrossroads.B.Intherestaurant.C.Nearacarpark.

20.Whatdoesthespeakerwanttotellus?

A.Anamazingdinnerparty.B.Afunnyshortstory.C.Anunforgettableexperience.

第二部分：

阅读理解（共两节，满分35分）

第一节（共10小题；

每小题2.5分，满分25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

Iamaperfectionist.Ialwaystrytodoasmuchresearchaspossibleforrole.ForTaxiDriverIdidactuallydriveacabforafewweeks.Itprobablywasn’tnecessary,butitwassomethingIwantedtodo.

I’verealizedhowimportantitistoappreciatethethingsyourparentsleavebehind.Myfather,RobertDeNiroSnr,diedin1993.Sincethen,I’vekepthisstudiointact,justthewayheleftit.Ithoughtaboutgettingridofit,butmyfamilyandIgatheredthereafterhisdeathandrealizedtherealityisdifferenttoseeingitinpictures,soitstayed.

ThereismuchmoreopportunitynowthanwhenIwasstartingout.TherereallywasonlyTVandfilmsmadeinCalifornia.NowtheInternethascreatedsomanymoreopportunitiesforactors.

Ilearnedalotaboutbeingafatherfrommyfather.Iknewhelovedme.Itwasimportantformetoknowthat,soIknowit’simportantformykidstoknowit,too.Igivemykidsspace,butwedospendalotoftimetogether.IguessIcanbefirmwhennecessary.IhavefourgrandchildrenandsixchildrensoIknowwhatI’mtalkingabout.

Iunderstandwhypeopleusesocialmedia,butIdon’t.Noway!

Idon’twatchmuchTVorgotothemovieseither.Tome,they’rejustanotherdistraction.AndIhaveenoughofthosetoworryaboutwithoutallthatstaffaswell.

Fameisnotanissueformethesedays.WhenIwasyounger,Ifoundtheattentiondifficulttodealwith,butI’mmostlyOKwithitnow.Igoaroundquitefreelyandpeoplemaysay“hello”orwantaphotoandthat’sfineforme.

21.Whatdoestheauthordo?

A.AtaxidriverB.AperfectresearcherC.AstudioartistD.Adevotedactor

22.Whichofthefollowingsabouttheauthoristrue?

A.Hehaskeptabalancebetweenhisworkandfamilylife

B.Hehasbeenunabletoleavehisfather’sstudioasitwas

C.Hehasneverbeenstrictwithhisgrandchildren.

D.Hehasattachedgreatimportancetohisreputationthesedays.

23.Intheauthor’sview,socialmediais_________.

A.attractiveB.positiveC.worryingD.amusing

B

Aperfectlygoodcupboardjustsatbythedustbinintheparkinglot.Probablyitwassomethingtheyweregettingridof,Ithought.

Myfamilywasinneedofalltheextrastoragespacewecouldfindatthispoint.Wewerelivingontopofoneanotherinthesmallhousemyhusband,Martin,andIowned.However,ouryoungersonhadstoppedhiscollegecoursesandmovedhome.Hithardbythebadeconomicsituation,oureldersonwithhiswifeandmypreciousgrandchildmovedbackhometoowhilehelookedforwork.Thiscupboardwouldn’tsolveallourproblems,butatleastthelivingroomwouldlookalittlelesschaotic（混乱的）.

OneofthenicethingsabouttheboysbeingbackhomewasthattheirfatherandIneverhadtodotheheavylifting.“Wesley,meetmebehindthecupboard,”Itoldouryoungersonoverthephone.Oncehearrivedwegotthecupboardloadedinmytrunk（汽车后备箱）.Thenweopenedthebigbox.Insidewasafive-foot-talldollhouse.Eventhelittlefurniturewasbroken:

asofaandalampinbabyblue,thecolorofmyownlivingroomathome.“Weshouldtakethistoo,”Wesleysaid.“Lukemightplaywithitwhenhegetsalittleolder.”WhatathoughtfuluncleWesleywas!

Latethatsamenight,whileeveryoneelsewasasleep,Iwentbacktothelivingroomtohavealookagain.AhousejustliketheneatdollhouseIwasstartingatnow:

everythingneatandcleanandinitsproperplace.“WhenIgrowup,I’llmarryaprinceandwe’llliveinanicehouselikethatone,”IthoughtwhenIwasachild.Butnow,everyoneofusunderthisroofwasatlooseends.Itwouldtakemorethananewcupboardtogetthingsinorderaroundhere.Iwenttobedwiththeimpressionofthatperfectdollhouseinmyhead.

ThenexteveningIwasgettingeverythingreadyfordinner.Mydaughter-in-lawwassettingthetable.WesleyandIwereinthekitchen,gettingthefoodjustright.Theotherswereinthestudy,watchingthegame.SuddenlyIfeltsothankful.Mytworesponsiblesons,mykind-hearteddaughter-in-law,mylovelygrandchildren,andMartin,myprince,wereallunderoneroof.Maybeourhousewasabitcrowded,butineveryfreeinchofspacewaslove.Mydreamhadcometrue.IhadthehomeI’dalwayswanted.

24.Accordingtothepassage,Lukewas_________.

A.Wesley’snieceB.thestoremanager’sson

C.Martin’sgrandsonD.theauthor’sgranddaughter

25.Whentheauthorwasachild,shewishedto_________.

A.haveaneathousewitheverythinginorder

B.workatadrugstorejustlikehermother

C.buyafive-foot-tallchaoticdollhouse

D.liveinabigfamilyunderoneroof.

26.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“atlooseends”inParagraph4mean?

A.freeB.changeableC.confusedD.satisfied

27.What’sthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.AHomewithLove

B.AnUnforgettableDollhouse

C.BoomerangKids（啃老族）

D.ADreamCameTrue

C

Youmightthinkyou’redoingyourselfafavorifyouleaveyourphonebehindwhenyouheadtoanimportantmeetingordinnerwiththein-laws,butanewstudysuggestsjusttheoppositeistrue.

AccordingtonewresearchfromtheUniversityofMissouri,beingseparatedfromyouriPhonecanleadto“physiologicalanxiety”and“poorcognitiveperformance.”Thestudy,“TheExtendediSelf:

TheImpactofiPhoneSeparationonCognition,Emotion,andPhysiology,”waspublishedonlineThursdayintheJournalofComputer-MediatedCommunication.

Researchersinvitedatotalof40iPhone-usingparticipantsfromthreejournalismcoursesata“largeuniversity”intheMidwest.Then,theyranacoupleofexperiments.First,participantsweretoldtositinasmallroomandcompleteapuzzlewhileinpossessionoftheirphone;

then,theywereaskedtocompleteanotherpuzzle,buttheyweretoldthattheirphonewascausing“Bluetoothinterference”andthattheyneededtobemovedelsewhereintheroom.Researchersthencalledthephones,studyparticipantscouldseeandhearthemringing,butwereunabletogetuptoanswerthem.

Ineachstate,researcherskepttrackofparticipants’heartrateandbloodpressure.Youcanprobablyseewherethisisgoing:

Whenthepuzzle-solverswereseparatedfromtheirphonesbutabletoseeandhearthemringing,theyexperienced“significant”risesinanxiety,heartrateandbloodpressure.Theyalsogotworseatcompletingthepuzzle.

Inanewrelease,theresearcherssuggestedthat“iPhoneusersavoidpartingwiththeirphonesduringdailysituationsthatinvolveagreatdealofattention,”sayingthatbeingapartfromthedevicecanmakeindividualsfeel“alesseningof‘self.’”

So,whatshouldyoudoifyouownasmartphonebutneedtofocus?

“OuradvicewouldbetocarryyouriPhonewithyou,”ClaytontoldHuffPost,“buttosilenceyourphoneduringcognitivelydemandingtasksinordertoavoidanypotentialdistractionsthatmayreduceyourattentio