山东省济宁市汶上一中学年高二质量检测 英语 Word版含答案Word格式.docx

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A.thisB.thatC.whoseD.which

6.Harry'

sbeendrivingallday.He_____betired.

A.needB.mustC.shouldD.could

7.IfIwereanyyounger,Iwoulddo_____Iaminterestedin.

A.whicheverB.whoeverC.whomeverD.whatever

8.Whynottryonthisovercoat?

Youwilllookgreat_____it.

A.forB.inC.withD.at

9.Shedidmuch_____inthesecondhalfofthematch.

A.bestB.goodC.betterD.well

10.Whathesaidiswellworth_____.

A.consideringB.beingconsidered

C.tobeconsideredD.toconsider

11.Shefinds_____boringtostayathomealonealldaylong.

A.themB.theseC.thatD.it

12.Shewalkedhomebyherself,_____sheknewthatitwasdangerous.

A.becauseB.ifC.althoughD.as

13.There'

sno_____foryoutocomeifyoudon'

twantto.

A.needB.wonderC.doubtD.possibility

14.He_____asacaptainsincetenyearsago.

A.isservingB.servesC.hasservedD.served

15.—Ithinkyoushouldgonow.

—_____.

A.NevermindB.GoaheadC.AllrightD.You’rewelcome

16.Everythingcomeswith___price;

thereisnosuch___thingasafreelunchintheworld.

A.a;

aB.the;

/C.the;

aD.a;

/

17.Thepalaceisheavilyguarded,becauseinsideitswalls________.

A.wheresittheEuropeanleadersB.theEuropeanleaderstheresit

C.sittheEuropeanleadersD.thattheEuropeanleaderssit

18.________，themajorityofthestudentshavenotroubleunderstandingit.

A.AscomplexthesentenceisB.Complexasthesentenceis

C.AsthesentenceiscomplexD.Complexasisthesentence

19.TopreventInternetcrimes,itisimportanttomakenewlawssimilarto________concerninginternationalairspace.

A.thatB.thoseC.oneD.what

20.Wasit________theinternationalconferencethatmadethecitythefocusofthisarea?

A.toholdB.holdC.heldD.holding

第二节完形填空（每小题1.5分，共30分）

Thereoncelivedagreatfighter.Thoughquiteold,hestillwasabletodefeatany21.Hisreputationwasspreadfarandwidethroughoutthelandandmanystudents22tostudyunderhim.

Onedayayoungfighterarrivedatthevillage.Hewas23tobethefirstmanto24thegreatmaster.Alongwithhisstrength,hehadan25abilitytofindandtakeadvantageofany26inacompetitor.Hewouldwaitforhiscompetitortomakehefirst27,thusshowingaweakness,andthenwould28withextremeforceandlightningspeed.Noonehadever29longerthanhiminamatchbeyondthefirstmove.

Muchagainstthe30ofhisconcernedstudents,theoldmastergladlyacceptedtheyoungman'

schallenge.Asthetwopreparedforthe31,theyoungmanbegantothrowinsults32theoldmaster.Hethrewdirtandspitinhisface.Forhoursheverbally（口头地）33himwitheveryinsultknowntomankind.Buttheoldmaster34stoodtherewithoutmovingandwithacalmattitude.Finally,theyoungmangot35himself.Knowinghewasdefeated,heleftfeeling36

Somewhatdisappointedthathedidnotfightthe37youth,thestudentsgatheredaroundtheoldmasterandquestionedhim."

Howcouldyou38suchinsults?

Howdidyou39him

away?

"

"

Ifsomeonecomestogiveyoua40andyoudonotacceptit,"

theteacherreplied,"

towhomdoesthegiftbelong?

21.A.preformerB.challengerC.playerD.conductor

22.A.agreedB.promisedC.refusedD.gathered

23.A.determinedB.recommendedC.pleasedD.surprised

24.A.amuseB.protectC.defeatD.threat

25.A.obviousB.extraordinaryC.ordinaryD.equal

26.A.anxietyB.limitationC.advantageD.weakness

27.A.effortB.achievementC.moveD.reply

28.A.meetB.strikeC.appearD.match

29.A.workedB.quarreledC.insistedD.lasted

30.A.adviceB.willC.confidenceD.desire

31.A.argumentB.battleC.restD.war

32.A.forB.inC.onD.at

33.A.attackedB.frightenedC.satisfiedD.provided

34.A.hardlyB.almostC.onlyD.mostly.

35.A.satisfiedB.tiredC.movedD.encouraged

36.A.puzzledB.inspiredC.pleasedD.shamed

37.A.rudeB.courageousC.intelligentD.proud

38.A.headforB.goforC.standforD.fightfor

39.A.giveB.takeC.driveD.send

40.A.handB.giftC.favorD.reward

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项

A

MyhusbandOlliehadretiredfromteachingandweweremakingplanstotraveltogethertoFlorida.Thenhewasterriblyillandbecameveryweak,hardlyabletospeak.WeekspassedanditbecameclearthatOlliewasneardeath,butIprayeddayandnightthathecouldgetbetter.

OneofuswasalwaysinOllie'

shospitalroom--eitherme,orourgrownchildren,BruceandKaren.Oneday,inhisbrokenandweakspeech,OllietoldBruce,"

Gohome.YoushouldbewithGwen."

GwenwasBruce'

swife.Theyhadbeenmarriedforsixyearsandlivedhundredsofmilesaway.Gwenwasabouttohaveababy.Wefeltanextrasadness,knowingOlliewouldneverseehisfirstgrandchild.

Idon'

twanttoleaveyou,dad,"

Brucesaid.Ollierepeated,"

YoushouldbewithGwen."

Reluctantly,Bruceleft."

Whenthebabycomes,"

hepromisedOllie,"

youwillbethefirsttoknow."

Afewdayslater,around2p.m.,Ollieawokefromasleep.Heturnedandlookedatme.Isatclosetohearhisweakwords."

Thebabyiscomingnow.It'

saboy,"

hesaid.Foramomenthiseyeswerefilledwithtears.Thenhewentbacktosleepagain.Notlongafterthat,Karenranintotheroom."

Brucecalled,"

shesaid,asmilelightingherface."

Gwengavebirthtoahealthybabyboyaroundtwoo'

clock."

Olliesmiled;

hehadbeenthefirsttoknow.Thatnight,Olliediedinhissleep.

41.Olliedidn'

ttraveltoFloridabecause

A.hewastooweaktotravel

B.hecouldhardlybeabletospeak

C.hecouldnotaffordthetrip

D.hewaswaitingforhisgrandchildtobeborn

42.WhydidOlliewantBrucetobewithGwen?

A.OlliethoughtitwastoomuchtroubleforBrucetostayathospital.

B.OlliewantedBrucetobringthebabyalongassoonasitwasborn.

C.Olliedidn'

twanthissontobeabsentwhenhisbabywasborn.

D.Olliecouldn'

tbearhissonseeinghimdyingwithabrokenheart.

43.TheunderlinedwordinParagraph3isclosestinmeaningto.

A.DisappointedlyB.Unwillingly

C.ExcitedlyD.Immediately

44.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.OllieandhiswifehadplannedtosettleinFlorida.

B.Olliecaredforhissonmorethanhisdaughter.

C.Olliewassadaboutnotbeingabletoseehisfirstgrandchild.

D.Olliediedhappyandinpeace.

B

TheSouthKoreanMinistryofeducationisinvesting$2.4billionintomakingthecountry'

sschoolsystemcompletelydigital.Theplanistogetridoftextbooksandreplacethemwithdigitallearningmaterialsstoredinacentraldatabase,whichstudentswouldgetintowithPCs.ThoughsomedigitaleducationprogramshavebeentriedintheU.S.andothercountries,fewcanmatchtheSouthKoreanplan.Whileitwillcertainlybeinterestingtospreadout,acompletelypaperlessschoolsystemwillsurelystandforothercountriestofollow.PerhapsthedigitallearningrevolutionwillhaveitsstartinSeoul.

Thedigitaldevelopmentshaveimprovedourpersonallives.Itwasamatteroftimebeforetheywouldfinallyhaveaneffectonotherfields.It'

sanexcitingtimeineducation--whetheryou'

reaCEOsettingplansforgrowth,anITexpertmakingnewtechnologydecisionsoraneducatorgivinglivelycourses.Allofusareconnectedbythemovementofamoredigitalcampus.Today'

sgenerationhasintegratedweb-basedtechnologyintotheirdailylives.Expectationsareforming:

livelycontent-anytime,anywhereandonanyequipment.Andthoseexpectationsaren'

tjustforfun--they'

respreadingintotheeducationalspaceaswell.Expandingourdigitalfootprintisn'

tjustanexcitement-it'

sanecessity.AndCEOsandITexpertsaren'

ttheonlyonesfeelingthepressuretoimprove--educatorsareaswell.

Moreandmorestudiesreportachangefromteachingtolearning--movingawayfromgivinglecturesoffactstoencouragingskillsofself-study,analysisandlearningpaths;

fromcoursesbuiltusingasingletextbooktonumbersofavailablepublishermaterials;

andfromdullcontenttolivelydigitaladvantagesthatconnectthelearners,providingreal-timeresponse.Studentsaren'

ttheonlyonesbenefitingfromthischange.Educatorscannoweasilybuildlivelyonlinecourseswhileincreasingstudentoutcomes.

45.WhydoestheauthortaketheSouthKorean'

sdecisionforexample?

A.Tointroducedigitaleducation'

sroleandvalue.

B.Toproveevenasmallcountryhasagreatdream.

C.Tocallonallthecountriestocarryoutdigitaleducation.

D.TopersuadeAmericangovernmenttocarryoutdigitaleducation.

46.Whatcanwelearnfromthesecondparagraph?

A.Digitaldevelopmentshavenothingtodowithourdailylife.

B.CEOsandITexpertshavemorepressuretomakeworkplans.

C.Educatorsshouldusedigitaltechniquestomakeclassesexciting.

D.Digitaleducationwillsooneror