高二英语下学期第二次阶段考试试题.docx

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高二英语下学期第二次阶段考试试题

2019-2020年高二英语下学期第二次阶段考试5月试题

第一部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第1节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Hotelroomseinavarietyofstylesandpriceranges.Despitedifferencesdecorationandprice,onethingmosthotelshaveinmonisasetofrules.Failuretoobeytheserulescanresultinfeesorfinestocoverhotelroomdamages,removalfromthehotelorpossiblyevenarrest.

Smoking

Somehotelsarepletelynon-smoking.Somehotelsdesignatesmokingandnon-smokingrooms.Ifyousmokeinanon-smokingroom,youwilllikelybefinedhundredsofdollarsandpossiblyaskedtoleave.

NumberofGuests

Mostregularhotelroomsaredesignedfortwoadults.Ifyouhavemorethantwopeoplestayingintheroom,thehotelwilllikelychargeanadditionalfeeforeachextraguest,thoughsomehotelsletchildrenstayfree.Donotputmorethanfouradultsintheroomunlessthehotelspolicypermitsthatmanypeople.Oryoumightbefinedorremovedfromthehotel

HotelReservationsRequirements

Mosthotelsrequireamajorcreditcardtoreservetheroom.Youcanpaycashattheendofyourstay,butdonotbesurprisedifthereisatemporarychargeonyourcardforafewdaysafteryourstay.Mosthotelsauthorizeasecuritydepositonyourcardtocoveranypossibledamagestotheroom.Oncethehotelconfirmsthattheroomisundamagedandthatyoudonotbreakanyhotelpolicies,yoursecuritydepositwillberefunded.

BreakingtheLaw

Youcannotbreakthelawinyourhotelroom,justasyoucannotbreakthelawinyourownhomeorinpublic.Donotdodrugsormitanyothercriminalactinthehotelroom.Ifyoudo,youwilllikelybearrested.

Noise

Mosthotelshaveanoisepolicyyoumustobey.Ifyouarebeingtooloudyouwillusuallygetawarning.Ifthenoisecontinuesandmoreplaintsareissued,youwilllikelybekickedoutofthehotel,regardlessofwhattimeitis.

1.Whatisthemainpurposeofthispassage?

A.ToadvertisethehotelroomsB.Toshowsomerulesofhotelrooms

C.TowarnthecustomersD.Tooffersometipsoflivinginhotelrooms

2.YouwillNOTbeaskedtoleavethehotel,ifyou.

A.maketoomuchnoisecontinuallyB.smokewithoutpermission

C.haveoneextraguesttostayD.breakthelaw

3.Whyisthereatemporarychargeonyourcardforafewdaysafteryourstay?

A.Becausethehotelsmayusethemoneytopayforpossibledamagescausedbyyou.

B.Becausethehotelswanttoconfirmwhetheryouhavemoney.

C.Becausethehotelsneedamajorcreditcardtopayfortherent.

D.Becausethehotelsneedtoauthorizeasecuritydeposit.

B

Iwasfiveyearsoldwhenmylittlebrother,Murk,wasborn.Lookingbackatphotos,Iappearedsothrilledthathehadfinallyarrived.Iheldandbathedhim,smilingfromcheektocheck.Idonotrememberthatfeelingnow.

Beingthefirstchildinthefamily,Iwastheonemyparentstestedtheirnewparentingtechniqueson.Iwastheirguineapig.Markwasalwaysthehappyone,thejoker,theonewhowonbecauseofmybattleswithmyparents.Aftertoomanyfights,IdeclaredwaronMark.Wewerenowenemies.Alllrememberisbeingjealousof（妒忌）andangrywithmyinnocentlittlebrother.

Thus.Imadehislifeamisery.Iteased,tricked,embarrassed,andfoughtwithhim.oftenleavinghiminfloodsoftears.

OurlittlesisterwasbornwhenIwas11.andinstantlysheandMarkcouldnotbeseparated.Theypushedmeaside.Wasthisbecause1wasbeingamonster,ordidIgrowintoanugliergreen-eyedmonsterbecausetheylovedeachothersomuch?

Thankfully,Markquicklygrewtallandstrong,andourconflictlookedmorelikeacoldwarthanbloodshed（流血）.ItallendedsuddenlywhenIwenttostudyabroad.Thehatred（仇恨）disappearedandloveclimbedin.

DespitealltheabuseMarksufferedhehasimpliedthathehasforgivenme,oreventhatthereisnothingtoforgive,althoughIhaveneverbroughtupthesubjectintoomuchdetail.Iwouldliketo;however,itwouldbeaselfishmovetolookformoreforgiveness.ButIprefertorememberthehurt.Duringallthosewastedyears,Ishouldhavebeenthelovingsister,defendinginsteadofattacking.

4.Howdidthewriterfeelatthebirthofherbrother?

A.Worried.B.Excited.C.Surprised.D.Disappointed.

5.Whydidthewriterconsiderherbrotherasherenemy?

A.Shedidn'tlikeherbrother.B.She'dliketobeamonster.

C.Sheusedtobeill-treated.D.Shedidsooutofjealousy.

6.Whendidthewriter'shatredofherbrotherdisappear?

A.Atthebirthofhersister.B.Atthestartoftheircoldwar.

C.Whenshestudiedabroad.D.Whenthebloodshedended.

7.Whatdoesthewriterreallywanttotellusinthepassage?

A.Shefeltregretfulforwhatshehaddone.

B.Shewasneverforgivenbyherbrother.

C.Shewaslookingformoreforgiveness.

D.Shesufferedmuchabusefromherbrother.

C

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