学年上海市宝山区高二下英语期末考试word 版有答案Word文件下载.docx

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C.Sheistiredoftakingaplane.D.Shehateshearingnewsofaircrash.

4.A.Atapostoffice.B.Atatravelagency.C.Atarestaurant.D.Atabank.5.A.10.B.20.C.30.D.40.

6.A.Teacherandstudent.B.Classmates.

C.Secretaryandboss.D.Customerandcashier.

7.A.Thewomanwilltypetheletter.B.Cathyistotypetheletter.

C.Cathyhastypedtheletter.D.Thewomanwrotealetter.

8.A.Maths.B.Bothclasses.C.Chemistry.D.Neitherofthem.

9.A.Interesting.B.Awful.C.Positive.D.Boring.

10.A.Arriveearly.B.Takeaship.C.Useairmail.D.Lookfortheletter.

SectionB

InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandonelongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

11.A.Somefishermen.B.Othertourists.

C.Somefishermenandtourists.D.Thewriterandhissister.

12.A.Thewriterforgottobringhispaintswithhim.

B.Thewriterdidn’twanttopaintapicture.

C.Thewriterandhissisterwentintothesea.

D.Theseawasascalmasamirror.

13.A.Thewriterandhissisterenjoyedthebeautifulsunrise.

B.Thewriterandhissisterwereeagertobetheownerofthebeach.

C.Thewriterthoughtthetouristswerenoisy.

D.Thewriterhadaquietmind.

Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

14.A.Directdial.B.Throughtheoperator.

C.Reversechargecall.D.Outsideofficehourscall.

15.A.Bookacall.B.Makea“person-to-person”call.

C.Callbackoutsideofficehours.D.Makedirectdialing.

16.A.10a.m..B.5p.m..C.11p.m..D.11a.m..

Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

17.A.Becausehelosthisway.B.Becauseheforgotthetime.

C.Becausehegotstuckinatrafficjam.D.Becausehedidn’tvaluethedate.

18.A.Hewascreatinganewsong.

B.Hewasplayingtheguitarforfun.

C.Hewasplayinggamesonhiscellphone.

D.Hewaspreparingfortheirdinner.

19.A.Becausehiscellphonewaspoweredoff.

B.Becauseheforgottotakehiscellphone.

C.Becausehecouldn’trememberStacy’snumber.

D.BecausehewantedtogiveasurprisetoStacy.

20.A.Thoughtful.B.Dishonest.C.Acceptable.D.Unsatisfactory.

II.

GrammarandVocabulary

SectionA

Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;

fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.

Noteverythinggoesthewayyouwantitto.Youmaygotoarestaurantandorderanicemeal.Butyourorderiswrongornotcookedproperly.Youmaybuyaproduct（21）breaksthenextday.Thesekindsofexperiencesmakeyouwanttocomplain.However,ifyouspeakangrilytopeople,they（22）（become）defensive.Thentheyarelesslikelytohelpyou.Amoreeffectivewaytoget（23）youwantistostaycalm.Usepolitelanguageandafriendlytoneofvoice.Startwithphrasessuchas,“I’msorrytobotheryou,but...”or“Excuseme,butcouldyou...?

”Forexample,“I’msorrytobotheryou,butIorderedpotatosoup,notvegetable.”Phrasingyour

complaintasaquestionalsohelps.Peoplelike（24）

me?

Ijustboughtthisphonecaseyesterday,butit’s（25）

（ask）ratherthantold!

“Couldyouhelp（crack）.”

When（26）

（try）tocorrectaproblem,don’tblamethepersonyou’retalkingto.Thereis

nofasterwaytomakesomeonedefensivethanbyblamingthem.Usethephrase,“Iknowthisisn’tyourfault,but...”or“Therehasbeenamisunderstanding.”Thesephrasesletpeopleknowyouare

onlyangryatthesituation.Assigningblameisn’tas（27）

（important）asgettingaproblem

fixed!

Therearehonestmistakes,butattimessomeone（28）trytotakeadvantageofyou.Inthatcase,don’tsay“Hey!

You’retryingtocheatme!

”Insteadusethephrase,“Iunderstood

that...”Forexample,“Iunderstoodthattheservicecharge（29）givethepersonachancetoanswer.

（include）intheprice.”Then

（30）youdon’tgetwhatyouwantwithpoliteconversation,asktospeaktoamanagerorsupervisor.Butusually,you’llfindthatpolitewordsandsmilewillresolveasituation.

Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillineachblankwithaproperwordgiveninthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonemorewordthanyouneed.

NewYear’sResolutions（决心）

It’sJanuary1,thedaywhenmanypeoplearoundtheworldannouncetheirNewYear’sresolutions.Intheory,anewyearshouldbethetimewhenpeoplechangetheirhabits.In31,itdoesn’tworkthatway.

TherearesomeadvantagestochoosingJanuary1tostartnewhabits.Foronething,itcomesrightafterseveralholidays.Andformanypeople,holidaysare32withfood,oftenfoodthatisn’tveryhealthy.Afteramonthorsooflotsofeating,peoplebegintorealizethattheyneedto33.It’snowonderthatlosingweightisoneofthemost34resolutionseveryyear!

Whilemanypeople’s35tochangeisreal,mostNewYear’sresolutionsdon’tlastallyear,orevenallmonth.Onesurveyindicatedthattheaverageresolutiononlylaststhreeandahalfweeks!

Formany,anhonestresolutionmightbe:

“IwilleathealthyfooduntilIstartlongingfordessert,andthenI’llgobacktoeating36.”

OnecommonproblemwithNewYear’sresolutionsisthattheyaren’tspecificenough.Maybeyou37toeathealthierorbefriendlier.Butifyoudon’thaveaplan,howwillyouknowifyou’vereachedyourgoal?

Generally,resolutionstendtofade（渐弱）outofyour38.They’ll

returnagainthenextyearwhenyoustart39aboutresolutionsagain.

Resolutionsoften40,butdon’tbediscouraged.Ifthere’ssomethingyouwanttochangeaboutyourlife,itwon’thurttotry.Andifyoufailnow,don’tworry.LunarNewyearisrightaroundthecorner!

III.ReadingComprehension

ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

Firstday

HowtoKeepYourJob

Manycompanieshandoutanemployeehandbookonthefirstday.Inmanycasesthehandbookgoeshomewiththeemployeeand41inadrawer.Asaresultemployeeswillfindthemselvesin42-mostfrequentlyforbreakingaruleregardingcallinginsick-andwonderwhy.Buttheprocedureis43spelledoutinthehandbook.Thenewemployeeneedstoreadand

understandthehandbook.

Itisnoteasybeinganewemployee.Itisthenewworkerwhoneedsto44inwiththeold-timers.Theyweretherefirst.

Takingthefirststepisdifficultforboththenewandoldworkers.Isuggest45someonewholooksliketheyhavebeenaroundawhile.Manyolderworkerstake46inbreakinginnewworkers.Speakingofbreakingin:

itisnot47fornewworkerstobeafocusofafewjokes.Itisbesttolearntolaughatyourselfandbecomeapartofthegroup.

Firstweek

Thenewemployeecanlearnby48whatisappropriateworkplacebehaviorandfollowthatexample.

Newworkersarefamousfortryingtolearnthewholebusinessatonce.Theytrytodotheimpossibleandare49toaskquestions.

Ifyoumakeamistake,don’thideit.Thosewhohavebeenaroundhavemadethesamemistakeandknowhowtocorrectit.

Doing50businessonworktimeisalwaysquestionable.Doingthisasanewworkergetsyouoffonthe51foot.

Firstthreemonths

Manybusinesseshaveprobation（试用期）periodsofvariouslengths.Companiesthatrequireprobationperiodsmayhavemid-pointmeetingswheretheworkercanlearnhowtheyaredoing.Thosewhodon’thave52probationperiodsfeeltheworkershouldprovethemselvesinthefirstthreemonths.

Thereisa（n）53inthinkingyouarehomefreeonceyoupassprobation.Aftersometimethenoveltywearsoffandthejobis54exciting.

Peoplehavethecapacitytomakeanyjobinterestingor55.

41.A.putsawayB.keepsoffC.breaksawayD.endsup

42.A.troubleB.surpriseC.advanceD.person

43.A.correctlyB.normallyC.clearlyD.mainly

44.A.absorbB.fitC.touchD.give

45.A.pickingB.teachingC.requiringD.proving

46.A.sympathyB.opportunityC.prideD.benefit

47.A.usualB.unfairC.unclearD.unusual

48.A.discussionB.observationC.communicationD.analysis

49.A.embarrassedB.encouragedC.stimulatedD.astonished

50.A.commercialB.specificC.generalD.personal

51.A.rightB.wrongC.oppositeD.left

52.A.publicB.acceptableC.formalD.authentic

53.A.dangerB.advantageC.noticeD.assignment

54.A.inallB.atallC.inreturnD.nolonger

55.A.demandingB.boringC.rewardingD.exciting

Readthefollowingthreepassages.Each