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台北市立松山高中95学年度第2学期高二第1次月考英文科试题
台北市立松山高中95學年度第2學期高二第1次月考英文科試題
測驗題共75題,請將答案劃在答案卡上96.3.22
PARTONE:
StudioClassroomMar.1~20
I.Listening:
10%
I）BestResponse:
Choosethebestresponsetoeachquestionorstatement.
1.A）Whyareyousothrilled?
B）Whycan’tItellanyone?
C）That’squiteanaccomplishment.
D）Youshouldtakesomemoretime.
2.A）You’resogrueling.
B）Itmaysnowanytime.
C）Ihadtogetmysledready.
D）Frozendessertsaremyfavorite.
3.A）I’mpersistent,soI’llhavetowaitandsee.
B）Ican’twaittogotrekkingwithmyfriends.
C）I’msureIsaac’stemperwillspoiltheactivity.
D）Ican’tseeclearlybecauseitistoomisty.
4.A）You’rewelcome.
B）Shecansetthetable.
C）Thanksforteachingme.
D）Thanksforwelcomingme.
5.A）I’mahelicopterpilot.
B）I’mverybusyrightnow.
C）Idon’twanttotalkaboutmyreligion.
D）IliketogoscubadivingwheneverIcan.
II）ShortConversations:
Listentotheconversations.Thenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion.
6.A）Hishandsarestiff.
B）Hishandsarefull.
C）Hishandsaresore.
D）Hishandsareshaking.
7.A）Lightafireinthegrill.
B）Getthetableoutandsetitup.
C）Getreadytositdownatthetable.
D）Putplates,silverwareandcupsonthetable.
8.A）Thewomantrieshardtolookahead.
B）Thewomancomeshometoseetheman.
C）Themanwantsthewomantofeelwelcome.
D）Themanthinksthatthewomanisveryhungry.
9.A）Itisfine.
B）Itisfreezing.
C）Therainispouring.
D）Everythingiscoveredinmist.
10.A）Hercarwasstolen.
B）Shehadacaraccident.
C）Shehadhercartowedaway.
D）Hernumbfeetkeptherfromdriving.
II.Matching:
10%
I）a.catchonab.isolatedac.elevation
b.catchupbc.chargedbd.fall
c.launchcd.solarad.ingredients
11.Doyouhaveallthe____tobakethatlasagna?
12.TheNorthernLightsappearwhenthesunsends____particlesflyingtowardEarth.
13.Irepeatedthewordseveraltimes,buthewasn’tabletopronounceitcorrectly.Ithinkhewasalittleslowto___.
14.It’sgenerallyhotinThailand,butthehigh___makesthemountainscolderthantherestoftheareas.
15.Nobodywilleverforgetthethrillto____himselffromthebridgeanddropmorethan100meterstowardthewaterfalls.
II）a.lonerab.temporaryac.disappointed
b.herdbc.nomadicbd.confident
c.takesupcd.turnsdownad.turnson
Highschoollifedoesn’tlastforever—it’s16.It’salrighttobea17ifyouhaven’tfoundtherightkindofpeopletobeyourfriends.Trynottobelikeasheep,followingthe18.Bea19person.Thus,whensomeone_20you,youwon’tfeeldepressed.
III.ClozeTest:
5%
Thetimemachinecan21itspassengersbackwardandforwardintime.22,goingtoamuseummayallowustostepbackintothepastorgiveusanideaofwhatthefuturemightbelike.Dependingonwhatyourinterestis,youmayfindamuseum23thattheme.Nowadays,notonlycanyou24someexhibits,butyoucanalsointeractwiththem.Forexample,itisagreatadventuretotakea25triptothespace.Let’sstepintotoday’stimemachine!
21.A）whistleB）whiskC）rideD）drive
22.A）LikelyB）AlikeC）TrulyD）Similarly
23.A）adjustedtoB）attestedtoC）devotedtoD）committedto
24.A）describeB）collideC）observeD）participate
25.A）naturalB）furiousC）mightyD）simulated
PARTTWO:
2500-4500Vocabulary15%
26.Chrishasaclear_____andisnotafraidofanyfalseaccusationagainsthim.
A）consequenceB）consciousnessC）conscienceD）confusion
27.MyfriendDavidwasso_____aboutthegamethathenotonlyhelpedmepracticebutgavemeathoroughanalysisofmyopponent.
A）exaggerativeB）cooperativeC）competitiveD）enthusiastic
28.Ouropinionsabouttherightsandwrongsofthecasewerequitedifferentsothatwe_____tillmidnight.
A）dismissedB）disputedC）assembledD）assigned
29.Frankisreallya（n）_____person;thatis,healwayshasapositiveattitudetowardlife.
A）sympatheticB）pessimisticC）panicD）optimistic
30.Graceissuchaconvincingspeakerthatshecan_____almostanyonetoagreewithher.
A）exaggerateB）persuadeC）refreshD）correspond
31.Kenthasneverquarreledwithhisneighbors;hehaslivedtogetherinperfect_____withthem.
A）appreciationB）jealousyC）assuranceD）harmony
32.Jackcertainlyliveduptohis_____ofbeingpopularwiththeladiesinsociety.
A）expectationB）reputationC）suspicionD）frustration
33.Be_____toyourelders,otherwisepeopledon’tthinkyouwell-mannered.
A）respectedB）respectableC）respectfulD）respective
34.Don’t_____totellusifyouhaveaproblem.Wearealwayswillingtogiveyouassistance.
A）hesitateB）grinC）revengeD）sob
35.Thehusbandfinally_____tohavinganaffairwithanotherwomanandbeggedhiswifeforforgiveness.
A）confessedB）convincedC）conveyedD）contented
36.Fishesswimby_____;noneteachthemhowtoswim.Swimmingistheirnaturaltendency.
A）interactionB）inspirationC）instinctD）insult
37.The_____fromcarscausesseriousairpollutioninthecity,whichbecomesthemainproblemofthecitygovernment.
A）exhaustB）rageC）mischiefD）flattery
38.Themainstreetofthedowntownisavery____locationforalargedepartmentstore.
A）desperateB）desirableC）disagreeableD）depressed
39.It’sverytypicalforlocalresidentsto_____thebuildingofanewincineratorintheirneighborhood.
A）opposeB）approveC）tolerateD）boast
40.Agroupofstudentswerearrestedafterviolently_____againstthegovernment’spolicyofeducationalreform.
A）misleadingB）neglectingC）resistingD）protesting
PARTTHREE:
TextbookB4（L1~L4）
I.ClozeTest:
25%
1）Ifyou41thechoice,41youratherbeamanorawoman?
Whetheryoulikeitornot,ourgenderhasagreat42justabouteveryaspectofourlives:
ournames,ourgoals,ouropportunities,ourpersonalities.Forexample,manyboys’namesdescribecharacterandcontributiontosociety,suchasChien-kuo（NationBuilder）,43girls’namesareinclinedtofocusonappearance,suchasMei-li（Beautiful）.
Surprisingly,genderstereotypingisaliveandwellevenamongTaiwan’syounggeneration.Aprofessoronce44asurveyofmorethan200elementaryschoolstudents,inwhichninetypercentofthemsaidtheywouldratherbeaboythanagirl.
Butontheotherhand,timesarechanging,andmanypeoplearefightingsexualdiscrimination.“Menandwomenshouldstopcomparing.”Itisbelievedthatbothsexeshavespecificstrengthsandweaknesses,andweshouldappreciatesexual45andlearnfromeachother.
46theculturalbiases,47cometoappreciatebothsexes.48thefindingsofthesurvey,“Womentodaydon’twanttobecomemen….womenjustwanttohavetheopportunitytobecomethepersontheywanttobe.”
41.A）have,willB）were,wouldC）weretohave,willD）had,would
42.A）affectonB）effectC）influenceonD）impact
43.A）howeverB）yetC）whileD）though
44.A）doB）makesC）conductedD）performs
45.A）harassmentB）discriminationC）similaritiesD）differences
46.A）DespiteofB）RegardingC）BecauseofD）Inspiteof
47.A）adultstodayappeartohaveB）itappearsthatadultstoday
C）adultstodayseemedtoD）itseemedthatadultstoday
48.A）BasedonB）AccordingasC）ComparedwithD）Judgedfrom
2）InGreece,itwasthemostnaturalthingpossibletomysteriously49lovelywildflowers49thegods.Oftenanespeciallydelicateflowerwasbelievedtobethedirectcreationofagodforhisownpurpose.Thatwastrueofthenarcissus.
Theheroofit,Narcissus,wassoproudofhisbeautythathehadneverfoundanyone50ofhislove.Eventhesadcaseofthefairestofthenymphs,Echo,didnotmovehim.Atlast,oneofthosehewoundedmadeawishanditwas51bythegods:
“Mayhewholovesnototherslovehimself.”Oneday,asNarcissus52aclearpoolforadrinkandsawtherehisownreflection,onthemomenthefellinlovewithit.53thathecouldnotreachthatloveliness54inthewaterandleaveit,hethoughtonlydeathcouldsethimfree.Andsoithappened.Hewastedaway,leaningcontinuouslyoverthepool,fixedinonelonggazedayafterday.Whendying,hecalledtohisimage,“Farewell---farewell.”Thenymphshehadscornedwerekindtohimandsoughthisbodytoburyit,buttheycouldnotfindit.There,55ithadlain,wasbloominganewandlovelyflower,andtheycalledit56hisname,Narcissus.
49.A）relate,toB）linking,toC）beconnected,withD）beassociated,with
50.A）worthB）worthyC）worthwhileD）worthwhile
51.A）confrontedB）grantedC）flirtedD）cursed
52.A）benddownB）binddownC）boundoverD）bentover
53.A）RealizeB）TorealizeC）RealizingD）Realized
54.A）mirrorB）tomirrorC）mirroringD）mirrored
55.A）whereB）howC）whyD）when
56.A）forB）withC）onD）by
3）Thefirstdictionarywasedited57inthe7thcenturybysomemonks.Theyhadmadenotes58difficultwordsinthemarginsoftheirhand-letteredpages.Thosenotescametobecalled“glosses,”59wegettheword“glossary.”Next,anEnglishgentleman,RobertCawdrey,gottheideathathewantedtopublishadictionary60thewordswerelistedinalphabeticalorder.Then,in1721,NathanielBaileywrotehisdictionary.Itwasahistoryofwords61aword-bookdictionary.ThesuccessofBailey’sdictionaryledSamuelJohnson62hisown.Hethoughtdictionaryshouldfixthepronunciationofwords.Heusedonlythelanguageofthe63peopleand64thosewordshethoughtbadfromhisdictionary.It65himeight
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