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人教版高二上学期期中考试模拟测试

英语试题

注意事项：

1．本试卷包含第一至第四部分，共12页。

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第61-70小题以及写作部分，请在答题卡上的非选择题区域内作答，写在本试题上无效。

5．本试题满分100分，考试时间90分钟，其中听力测试时间大约为15分钟。

6．考试结束后，将答题卡交回。

第一部分：

听力测试

第二部分知识运用

（共两节，满分30分）

第一节语法和词汇知识（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

16.---Wewillhaveonedayoffthisweek,andIplantotakeyoutoseethefilmTheRevenant.

---________.Ican’twaittoseeit.

A.ItalldependsB.It’suptoyou

C.That’sagoodpointD.IamafraidIdon’tagree.

17.Henarrowlyescaped_______intheaccident.

A.killingB.tobekilledC.beingkilledD.tokill

18.Don’t_________thatourparentsshoulddoeverythingforus.

A.takeforgrantedB.takeitforgranted

C.takeasgrantedD.takethisforgranted

19.Althoughhehasretired,everynowandthenheoftenrecallshisteachinglife.Afterallhe____asateacherfor35years.

A.hasworkedB.wasworkingC.workedD.hadworked

20.Intheparty,theperson_______asanastronautattractedeveryone’sattention.

A.dressedupB.dressingupC.wasdressedupD.beingdressedup

21.---Howdoyoulikethebook?

---Ihaven’treadamoreinterestingone.It’swellworth______asecondtime.

A.tobereadB.readingC.beingreadD.toread

22.Whentheteachercamein,hecoveredhismobilephonewithatextbookandpretended_______hishomework.

A.todoB.doingC.tobedoingD.tohavedone

23.Thereisnosuccesswithouthardwork;successissomething_____isonlyearnedaftermuchlabor.

A.whichB.thatC.whatD.不填

24.Manyexcellentgraduatesarewriting______theadvertisementforthepositionasanEnglishteacherinourschool.

A.inhonorofB.infavorof

C.inreturnforD.inresponseto

25._________,wearedeterminedtofinishit.

A.HoweverlongittakesB.Howeverlongdoesittake

C.WhateverlongittakesD.Nomatterhowmuchlongittakes

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从26-45各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

ItwasasunnydaywhenIquitmyjobtotravel.Asacontractadministrator（合同管理员）forashippingcompany,I’dspent201226inWashingtonDC.Whileitwasawell-paidjob,evena27career,itwasnotwhatIwanted,Iwantedto28storiesandseetheworld.

The29ofthisdecisionweresown（播种）in2010,whenIgraduatedfromcollegeandmovedtoSpaintoteachEnglish.IspentmysparetimetravellingaroundEurope,writingitallinmyblog.Aftertwoyears,myteachingcontracts30,soImovedbacktoworkinWashingtonDC.

Writing,ontheotherhand,continuedtomakeme31.AndduringthosetwoyearsinSpain,mybloghad32manyreaders.ButIfaceda33decision:

quitandpursuewritingfull-time,orkeepagoodjob.

Iknewthat34totheworldofwritingandtravellingwastherightchoice,35Ibeganplanningmynextmove.Thistime,my36wasNewZealand.

Everynight37IcamehomefrommyjobIworkonmyblog.Ispentayear38myblogandsettingupfreelance（自由职业者）writingcontracts,sothatIwouldhaveguaranteedpaidworkonceIquit.Afewmonthslater,IwasinvitedtoexploreJordanforafewweeks.Iknewthetimehadcometo39thefinalpreparations.Iplannedoutmytrips,40myflightsandsoldmycar（mylaststrongtietomyoldlife）before41.Andfinally,IwasonmywaytoNewZealand.

Sincequittingmyjob,I’vesailedoffthecoastofItalyandGreece;divedinBali;riddenhorsesacrosswesternMongolia;slept42thestarsonAustralia’sGreatBarrierReef.NotoncehaveI43mydecisiontoleavemyjobinWashingtonDC.Throughallthis,Ihaveachievedmy44ofbecomingawriter.Igaveupacomfortablelifetopursuepersonalhappiness—45provingthatdreamsreallydocometrue,ifyouworkforthem.

26.A.studyingB.teachingC.workingD.travelling

27.A.terribleB.wrongC.vitalD.good

28.A.writeB.rememberC.understandD.read

29.A.plantsB.seedsC.cropsD.branches

30.A.startedB.continuedC.endedD.failed

31.A.qualifiedB.delightedC.boredD.tired

32.A.protectedB.demandedC.attractedD.selected

33.A.strangeB.toughC.normalD.simple

34.A.returningB.sendingC.donatingD.leading

35.A.orB.butC.soD.unless

36.A.destinationB.situationC.occasionD.description

37.A.sinceB.becauseC.untilD.when

38.A.turningupB.gettingupC.cuttingupD.buildingup

39.A.rejectB.makeC.testD.apply

40.A.soldB.boughtC.bookedD.earned

41.A.settingoffB.settlingdownC.calmingdownD.turningaround

42.A.onB.overC.inD.under

43.A.explainedB.sharedC.regrettedD.imagined

44.A.reasonB.exampleC.memoryD.goal

45.A.narrowlyB.awfullyC.widelyD.hopefully

第三部分阅读理解

（共两节，15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

第一节阅读下面三篇短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D），选出最佳选项。

A

Fordecades,itisgenerallybelievedthatmiddlechildren-----thoseborninbetweenolderandyoungersiblings（兄弟姐妹）---tendtohaveahardtimegrowingup.

Withintheirfamilies,middlechildrenaresaidtobeneglected.Theirplaceinthebirthorderisseenasoneofthedisadvantages,sincetheydonotreceivethesameattentionthatisgivenbytheirparentstotheirsiblings.

Therefore,accordingtothelong-establishedidea,theyarelikelytobecomeshy,quietandlackinginconfidence.Inthisway,middlechildrenarefarmorelikelytobecomeoutside.Andtheyarenotsosuccessfulorhappyastheirbrothersandsisters.

Aswediscoveredduringourresearch,however,theideasdonotfitthefacts.Farfrombeingthoughtofasfailures,middlechildrenaremorelikelythantheirsiblingstobesuccessfulandenjoystrongsociallivesandsuccessfulcareers.

Thedisadvantagestheyexperiencedinchildhoodturnouttobebeneficial,inmanycasesgivingthemfeaturesofindependence,creativityandabilitytoexpressthemselvesveryclearly.Manyfamouspeople,suchasthefilmstar,JuliaRoberts,are“middles.”

Oneofthemostsuccessfulpeopleofmoderntimes,theMicrosoftgenius,BillGates,isalsoamiddle.Hisremarkableabilitytothinkoutsidetheboxandtakeproperrisksarefeaturesoftenfoundinmiddlechildren.

Andconsiderthis:

ofalltheUSpresidentssince1787,nofewerthan52percentweremiddlechildren.Thisisnotonlyafarhigherproportion（比例）thanthenumbersintheoverallpopulation,butitalsochangesthetraditionalbeliefthattheeldestsonsalwayshavethestrongestpersonalitiesandthereforearenatural-bornleaders.

46.Thewriter’spurposeinwritingthetextisto_________.

A.givesomewaystosolveaproblem

B.showthereasonswhysomethinghappens

C.reportonthefindingofastudy

D.givesomesuggestionstopeople

47.Accordingtolong-establishedideas,middlechildren________.

A.tendtobelackinginconfidence

B.getthemostattentionfromthefamily

C.oftenliketoplaywithothers

D.usuallydowellintheirstudies

48.Thepercentagegiveninthelastparagraphmainlyshowsthat________.

A.educationisimportantinapresident’sfamilylife

B.theparentsofpresidentswereabletokeepgoodorder

C.theeldestsonsarenatural-bornleaders

D.middlechildrenseemtohaveastrongerpersonality

B

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50.IfyouhaveplacedyourorderonTuesdayevening,yourlampwillmostprobablybesent______.

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51.Thenextisprobablytakenfrom________.

A.anewsreportB.asciencemagazine

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C

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