甘肃省兰州一中高一下学期期中考试英语试题 含答案Word格式.docx

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每小题2分,满分20分）阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项.

A

IlivedinDallasnearlyallmylifewithmyparentsandoldersister.Iwasraisedtorespectothersandvalueeducation.“Youcanbeanythingyouwanttobe,”myparentsalwayssay.Myparentsareneverwithoutahelpfulwordofadviceorabitofencouragementwhenlifegetstough.

Ialwaysknewthatgoingtocollegewasexpectedofme.Afterall,bothofmyparentsarecollegegraduateswithmanydegrees.EvenafterIdecidedthatI'

drathergetmarriedtoamanwhowassoclearlywrongformethangotocollegeat16,theyneverstoppedtellingmethattheylovedmeandthatIcoulddoanythingIwantedtodo.Thankfully,theytalkedsomesenseintome（开导我别干傻事）.IgraduatedfromhighschoolandcurrentlyattendtheUniversityofOklahoma.Iwanttomaketheworldabetterplace.AndIknowthatmyparentsarethereasonforthis.

EverytimeIcallhometotellthemaboutagradeIreceived，theytellmehowproudofmetheyare.Iknowtherearecollegestudentsouttherethathavenoonetocallhometowhentheygetan„A‟onaprojectandIfeelluckytohavemyparents.

Don'

tgetmewrong.We'

vehadourshareofproblems.Iwastheangryteenagerandtheyweretheterribleparentsthatwouldn'

tletmestayoutallnightorletmegetmytonguepierced（穿透）.Butwemanagedtoworkthroughthoseissues.Theyneverstoppedlovingmeorbelievinginme.

Withouttheirconstantloveandencouragement,Ican'

tbesuccessful.MyparentstaughtmetoalwaysfightforwhatIbelievein.AndsoI'

mworkingtowardsomethingreallygreatandcanonlyhopethatIcontinuetomakethemproud.

1.Wecanknowfromthepassagethattheauthor'

sparents________.

A．areverystrictwithchildrenB．nevergiveadvicetochildren

C．liveinDallasalltheirlivesD．arebothwelleducated

2.Whatmadetheauthorchangeherattitudetowardslife?

A．Amanshemetwhenshewas16B．Herparents'

loveandinstruction

C．TheadvicefromheroldersisterD．Herparents'

criticismandpunishment

3.AccordingtoParagraph3thefollowingaretrueEXCEPTthat________.

A．theauthorlikestoshowoffherachievements

B．noteverycollegestudenthassupportiveparents

C．theauthorfeelsluckytohavesuchgoodparents

D．theauthor'

sparentsgivehermuchencouragement

B

Givepeopleachancebeforeyoujudgethembecauseyoureallyneverknowwhat‟sgoingonbeneaththesurface.Iknowwe‟veheardthisallbefore,butitismuchmoredifficulttodosoin

practice.Iamalwaystoldthatjudgingapersonbywhatotherssayormyfirstimpressionisusuallywrong.

It‟ssoeasytomakeassumptions（臆想）andexpectaboutsomeone,justtofindouttheywerecompletelyfalse.IknowI‟vedonethistoomanytimes!

TheshygirlturnsouttobeoneofthefunniestgirlsIevermet,theselfishgirlisactuallyverysensitiveandloving,thecockyboyisnotsureofhimselfandsoon.

Ihopethereisaworldwherewestopjudgingapersonbywhattheywear,theirhairstyle,theirjob,theircar;

andwesimplyloveandacceptthemforwhotheyare.Someonemayhaveabadhairbecausetheyoverslept,ortheirclothesdon‟tmatchbecausetheirhouseburneddownandlosteverything.AllI‟msayingis,“Canwefocusmoreonwhat‟sgoingoninsideapersonratherthantheoutside?

”

Therearesomanypeoplewhoseemlikeeverythingisjustfineontheoutside,buttheinsideisangryorhurting.Theydon‟tknowhowtojustbethemselvesorthey‟reafraidtobecausetheymaybethoughtofasthe“crazy”or“strange”person.IknowbecauseIusedtobethatperson.

Itrulybelieveeverythingbeginswithourselves.Beforewecanreallystopjudgingothersbytheoutsidewemuststopjudgingourselves.Wemustknowhowwetreatourselvesfirst.Let‟sstopgettinginourownwayandacceptourselvesandothersasweare.

4.Theunderlinedword“cocky”inParagraph2probablymeans__________.

A.lovelyB.cleverC.proudD.stupid

5.Whenwejudgeaperson,weshouldpaymoreattentionto___________.

A.whathewearsB.whathedoesorhas

C.ourfirstfeelingsandthoughtsD.what‟sgoingoninsidehim

6.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A.Somepeoplehopethateverythingisfineontheoutside.

B.Somanypeoplethinkofthemselvesascrazyorstrange.

C.Weshouldbeourselvesandacceptourselvesasweare.

D.Wemustlearnhowwetreatothersfirst,notourselves.

7.What‟sthebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Don‟tjudgeabookbyitscover.

B.Judgeapersonbyhisoutside.

C.Learntojustbeyourselves.

D.Acceptwhatyouandothersare.

C

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TheinspiringskylineofManhattanisanunforgettablesightwhenfirstglimpsed,andNewYorkisacitythatknowshowtoattractthevisitor.VisittheStatueofLiberty,takeahorse-drawncarriageroundCentralPark，takeaphotoatTimesSquare,seeashowonBroadway,orexploreChinatown

BookyourcheapflighttoNewYorkfrom£

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CheapFlightstoSanFrancisco

SanFranciscoisabigcitywithasmall-towncharmdelightingitsvisitors.This“CitybytheBay”hasagorgeousoceansetting,wonderfularchitecture,andtheGoldenGateBridgethatdominatesthelandscape.There'

ssomuchtoseeanddo.Youcanenjoyarideinacablecar,visit

fashionableNobHillandUnionSquare.There'

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BookyourcheapflighttoSanFranciscofrom£

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CheapFlightstoSydney

Surf,sandandsunsumupthisvibrantcitylikenoother.Famousforitsgoldenbeachesandtrulyworld-classsurf,Sydneyoffersthebestoutdooractivities.Alivelycentreforbusinessaswellasarts,thecityisawonderwithcafeculture,charmingnightlife,andanexcitingrestaurantscene.YoucanlearntosurfatManly,swimatIcebergspool,andtakeadipintheoceanatBondiBeach.YoucanalsodipintotheOperaHouseforaconcert,exploretheBotanicalGardens,andtakeanearly-dinnersunsetcruiseonthelovelySydneyHarbortowatchthecitylightup.

BookyourcheapflighttoSydneyfrom£

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Didyouknowthatbookingflightticketandhoteltogethercouldsaveyouupto40%onyourtotaltravelcost?

AskourexperttravelagenttoquoteyouonapackagedealtoNewYork,SanFrancisco,Sydneyandsavebig.

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Callusnowtogetthischeapflightdeal.CallSouthallTravel24/7tobookcheapflights.

8.Ifyouliketoenjoywonderfulnightswithfriends,you'

llprobablybooktheticketto_____

A.NewYorkorSanFranciscoB.NewYorkorSydney

C.ChinatownorBondiBeachD.SydneyorSanFrancisco

9.Accordingtotheauthor,Sydneyisbestknownfor_____.

A.itsbeachesandsurfingB.itsbusinessaswellasarts

C.theOperaHouseD.theBotanicalGardens

10.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A.Tointroducethreefamouscities.B.Toattracttouriststobookflights.

C.Tointroducesometravelexperts.D.Torecommendtouristactivities.

第二节（共5小题；

每小题2分,满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

Thepersonbehindyouconstantlykicksthebackofyourseat.Yourtalkativeseatmatedoesn'

tunderstandyourneedforsleep.Andtheaircraft'

sbathroomisatotalmess.Thesesituationscanmakeevenashortflightunbearable.Hopefullyyoudon'

tcausetheseunpleasantAlwaysrecline（向后倾斜）yourseatslowly.There'

snothingworsethansuddenlybeinghitinthekneesbytheseatinfrontofyou.Inaddition,don'

tkeepyourseatreclinedfortheentireflight.Alwayskeepituprightduringmealtimes.Andremembertoputitintheuprightpositionbeforegoingtotherestroom（oranytimeyouleaveyourseat）.

盘子）havebeencollected.It'

shardforpassengerstostanduptoletyoupasswhentheystillhavetheirfoodtrays.Andwhenusingthebathroom,alwayscleanupafteryourself-thenextuserwillbegrateful!

Keepyourbody-andyourpossessions-toyourselfasmuchaspossiblesoasnottocrowdyourin-flightseatmate（s）.Sharethearmrest,especiallyonalongflight.Also,becarefulnottokickorpushontheseatinfrontofyou.

Whilesomepeopleenjoychattingwithotherpassengersduringaflight,noteveryonedoes.Peoplecan

stillhearthroughyourheadphonesifthevolumeistoohigh.

Whenexitingtheplane,ifothersarehavingtroublewiththeircarry-onluggage,helpthemifyoucan.Ifyoucan'

thelp,waitpatiently,anddon'

tpushpastpeopletogetofftheairplane.On

A.Don'

tleaveyourcarry-onintheaircraft．

B.Iftheconversationseemsone-sided,youshouldnoticeit.

C.Treatothersthewayyouwanttobetreated!

D.Avoidgoingtothebathroomduringmealtimes．

E.Instead,youcansetanexamplebyfollowingthesecommonairplanecourtesies（礼貌）

F.Itisnotpolitetotalkloudlyintheaircraft．

G.Ifusingelectronicgadgets（小装置）,keepthevolumedown．

第二部分英语知识及应用（共三节,满分45分）

第一节完形填空（共20小题，每小题1分，满分20分）

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，并填在答题卡上.

MoreThanIHadDreamedOf

FromthetimeIwasseven,IhadadreamofbecomingamemberoftheStudentUnion.Ialwaysmyschoolleadersfortakingresponsibilityforallofus.SoIdreamedofbeingaleader.

Yearsflewby,andsoonIwasabletotakepartintheelections（选举）,Iwouldwin.ButtherealitystruckthatIhadn‟thadachance.Iw