学年广东省潮州市高二下学期期末考试英语试题 Word版+听力.docx

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学年广东省潮州市高二下学期期末考试英语试题Word版+听力

第一部分听说考试（共两节，满分15分）

做题时，先把答案写在试卷上，等听说考试结束后再把答案写在答题卷上。

第一节：

角色扮演（共8小题，每小题1分，满分8分）

情景介绍

角色：

你是学生Mary。

任务：

（1）和同学Tom谈论找工作的相关事宜；

（2）根据谈话内容回答同学的问题。

下面请用英语提出三个问题。

每个问题有20秒的准备时间。

当你听见“滴”声时，开始提问。

Nowpleaseaskthespeakerthreequestions.Youhavetwentysecondstopreparethequestion.Whenyouhearabeep,begintoaskthequestion.

1.你正在找什么样的工作？

2.你觉得找个好工作难吗？

3.他为什么会接受那个工作？

下面听录音提问，用英语回答五个问题。

NowpleasegetreadytoanswerfivequestionsinEnglish.

4.Whereisthejobfairbeingheld?

5.Whatdoesyourfatherdo?

6.WhatdidTomstudy?

7.HowlongdidTom’sfriendgounpaidfor?

8.WhowasTom’sfriendlivingwith?

第二节：

故事复述（共7小题，每小题1分，满分7分）

请听下面一个故事，然后根据故事意思填空，每空一词，录音读两遍。

【故事梗概】

镇上的连锁店开张后小超市纷纷倒闭，只有Mr.Smith的小超市依然生意红火，一个女士的经历告诉了大家其中的原因。

关键词：

supermarket（超市）,closedown（倒闭）,shoes（鞋子）,pay（支付）

Mr.Smith9asmallsupermarket.Whensomebig10storesopenedintown,manysmallstorescloseddown,butMr.Smith’sdidn’t.Oneday,the11ofoneofthebigstoreswentintoMr.Smith’ssupermarketandaskeda12womanwhyshedidn’tgoshoppinginthelargechainstores.ThewomantoldhimthathersonTommyonce13hertobuyhimapairofsportsshoesthere.Shewantedtobuyhimtheshoes,butshedidn’thave14money.Mr.Smithtoldhertotakethepairofshoesthathersonwantedandpayhim15.Mr.Smithsaidthathersoncouldn’twait,buthecould.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节：

阅读理解（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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

CUSTOMERHEALTH:

AGUIDETOINTELLIGENTDECISIONS

Eighthsoftcovereditionofleadingcollegetextcoveringallaspectsofbasichealthstrategy（策略）forconsumers.Includesmuchinformationonfoodfashionand“alternativemethods”.Thoroughlyreferenced.ByStephenBarrett,M.D.,WilliamM.London,Ed.D.,RobertS.Baratz,M.D.,D.D.S.,Ph.D.,andManfredKroger,Ph.D.608pages,$23.00.

CHIROPRACTIC（手疗法）:

THEGREATEST

HOAX（骗局）OFTHECENTURY?

L.A.Chotkowski,M.D.,FACP,describesdiscoveriesmadeduringhishalf-centuryofmedicalpractice.Includesreportsofcases;theauthor’sobservationsatNewYorkChiropracticCollege,achiropracticoffice,andachiropracticlecture;anddetailsofcriticalreportsinthemedia.Secondedition,softcover,208pages,$15.

THEWHOLETOOTH

Thefundamentalguidetoprotectingyourdentalhealthandyourpocketbook.Coverspreventivecare,findingagooddentist,dentalrestoring,cosmeticdentistry,dentalquackery（治疗）andfraud（假牙）,anddentalinsuranceprograms,includingmanagedcare.ByMarvinJ.Schissel,D.D.S.,andJohnE.Dodes,D.D.S.softcover,284pages,$10.

QUACKERYANDYOU

The32-pagesoftcoverbrochurewithspecialviewpointsbyWilliamJarvis,Ph.D.,suitableforwaitingrooms.$1.

Toaboveprices,pleaseadd$3forfirstbookand$1foreachadditionalbookforpostage&handling.Foreigncountriesadd$5perbook.SendorderstoQuackwatch,P.O.Box1747,AllenAvenue,NY18105.ThechecksmustbeinUSdollars.Wecannotprocesscreditcardorders.PleaseuseourorderformfromAandincludeyouremailaddress.

16.Whatdothefourbookshaveincommon?

A.Thecontents.B.Thedatesofpublication.

C.Theprices.D.Themeansofcoverpacking.

17.Whatcanyoudotosearchformoreinformationaboutthebooks?

A.Buythebrochure.B.VisitA.

C.Telephonethesellers.D.Writetotheauthor.

18.HowmuchshouldaCanadianpayifhewantstobuyallthefourbooks?

A.$49intotal.B.$65intotal.

C.$69inall.D.$23inall.

19.ForwhomisQUACKERYANDYOUdesigned?

A.Thosewaitingtoseethedoctor.B.Thosewhoholdspecialopinions.

C.Thosewhoordersomemedicine.D.Thosestudyingthescienceofmedicine.

B

Balancingworkandschoolisnotaneasytaskforme.MyfirsttermincollegehascomeandgoneandI’vehadtobalanceajobthere,too.Iwanttocutoneloose.Honestly,manytimesIthoughtIwantedtodropoutofschoolandjustdomyjobbecauseIneededthemoney.ForalongwhileImademyselfbelievethatschoolwasgettinginthewayofmyjobandmoney.NotonlywasItryingtodoworkandschool,butalsoIwastryingtohaveasociallife.ManytimesIthoughtthattherewerenotenoughhoursinthedaybutIwasn’tmanagingmytimeright.Hangingoutwithfriendsmayhavebeenwonderfulbutitwasn’tputtingmoneyinmypocketorknowledgeinmybrain.Friendswouldhavetowait.Iwasbackonthesee-saw（跷跷板）ofbalancingworkandschool.

Schedulingandplanningbecamethekeytomysuccess.Settingdeadlinesandmeetingthemwereimportanttomycollegeexperience.PlanningwasgoingwellandIfeltreadytotryandthrowasociallifebackthere.Itriedtomakeplanswithfriendsthatdidn’tconflictwithmydeadlines.ThatwasactuallyharderthanIthought.Soonceagainmysociallifehadtobeputonhold（搁置）.Myfriendswereveryunderstandingandencouragedmetodomywork.Theextramotivationreallyprovedhelpfulintheend.SomefriendswouldjokethatIwasallworkandnoplaybutsometimesthat’swhathastohappentogetworkdone.

AsthelasttermcametoanendIcansayIlearnedalotaboutcollegelife.Planningisnecessaryfororganization.DrawingupalistofallthingsIhadtodoatthebeginningoftheweekandactuallycompletingthemmademefeelgood.NotonlyhaveIlearnedsomethingnewaboutorganization,butalsoIacquiredanewtoolthatIcantakeeverywherewithmeanduseeffectively.

20.Theauthorwantedtodropoutofschoolbecause.

A.hewantedtoearnmoney

B.hewasn’tgoodatmanaginghistime

C.hewantedtoliveanactivesociallife

D.hecouldn’tdowellinhisstudies

21.Whydidtheauthorstophangingoutwithhisfriends?

A.Hehadtowaitforthem.B.Itwasawasteoftime.

C.Hedidn’tneedasociallife.D.Theydidn’tunderstandhim.

22.Howdidtheauthorsucceedinbalancingworkandschool?

A.Byputtinghisstudiesfirst.B.Bymakingplanswithhisfriends.

C.Byfollowinghisfriends’advice.D.Bystickingtohisschedule.

C

In1863,thegreatnovelistJulesVernewroteanovelcalledParisintheTwentiethCentury.Inthebookheusedthefullpowerofhisgreatabilitytoforecastthecomingcentury.Unfortunately,themanuscript（手稿）waslostuntilhisgreat-grandsonhappenedtodiscoveritlyinginasafewhereithadbeencarefullylockedawayforalmost130years.Realizingwhatatreasurehehadfound,hearrangedtohaveitpublishedin1994,anditbecameabestselleratonce.

Backin1863,kingsstillruledtheancientworldinEurope,withsomanypoorpeopleworkinginthefields.Andsteampowerwasjustbeginningtochangetheworld.ButVernepredictedthatParisin1960wouldhaveglassskyscrapers,airconditioning,TV,high-speedtrains,gas-poweredvehicles,andevensomethingsimilartotheInternet.VernedescibedlifeinmodemParisalmostwithoutanymistakes.

JusttwoyearslaterVernemadeanotheramazingprediction.HewroteFromtheEarthtotheMoon,inwhichhepredictedthedetailsofthetaskthatsentseveralastronautstothemoon100yearslaterin1969.Hecorrectlypredictedthesizeofthespacecapsule,thenumberofastronautswhowouldcarryoutthetask,theweightlessnessthattheastronautswouldexperience,andthefinallandingintheocean.

HowwasJulesVerneabletopredict100yearsintothefuturesuccessfully?

Althoughhewasnotascientisthimself,Verneoftenturnedtoscientists,askingthemquestionsabouttheiropinionsofthefuture.Hecollectedavastamountofinformationaboutthegreatscientificdiscoveriesofhistime.Vernerealizedthatsciencewouldmakeitpossibleformanyamazingthingstoappearinthefuture.Thesecretofhissuccessfulpredictionwashisbeliefinthepowerofsciencetochangesociety.

23.ParisintheTwentiethCenturyisanovelthat.

A.waspublishedlongafteritwasfinished

B.didn’tsellwellwhenpublishedatfirst

C.tookJulesVernefiveyearstofinish

D.peoplethoughtbadlyofatfirst

24.Thethirdparagraphismainlyabout.

A.therequirementsofbeinganastronaut

B.howFromtheEarthtotheMoonwascreated

C.whatFromtheEarthtotheMoonisabout

D.thedifferencesbetweentheearthandthemoon

25.Accordingtothetext,JulesVerne.

A.couldpredictwhatwouldhappentosomeone

B.wasagreatscientistandnovelist

C.hadParisintheTwentiethCenturypublishedin1994

D.showedstronginterestinwritingandscience

26.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.TheearlylifeofJulesVerne

B.JulesVerne:

Awriteraheadofhistime

C.JulesVerne’sopinionsaboutscience

D.JulesVerne’sinventionscametrue

D

SeeacellphonecoverthatyoulikeonTaobao?

Forgetaboutplacinganorder,payingthebillonlineandwaitingfordaysforittobedeliveredtoyou.Inthenearfuture,you’llbeabletogetitinminutesjustbyhitting"print"onyourcomputer.Youmightfindithardtobelievethatyoucouldactually"print"anobjectasyouwouldapicture.Butitisnotthathardtounderstandhowitwouldwork.Justasatraditionalprintersprays（喷）inkontopaperlinebyline,modem3-Dprintersspreadmaterialontoasurfacelayerbylayer,fromthebottomtothetop,graduallybuildingupashape.

Insteadofink,thematerialsthe3-Dprinterusesaremainlyplastic,resin（树脂）andcertainmetals.Thethinnereachlayeris—fromamillimetertolessthanthewidthofahair—thesmootherandfinertheobjectwillbe.Thismaysoundlikeacompletelynewtechnology,butthetruthisthat3-Dprintinghasbeenaroundsincethelate1980s.Backthen,itwasbarelyaffordableformostpeople,