高二上学期期中考试英语试题 答案.docx

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高二上学期期中考试英语试题答案

张家口六中2016～2017学年第一学期期中考试

高二年级英语试卷

第一部分听力

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

1.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A.ShehasnotimetoreadB.Shedoesn’twanttoreadC.Shewantstoreadrightaway.

2.Wherearethetwospeakersmostprobably?

A.AtarestaurantB.AtaconcertC.Atatheatre

3.Howmuchshouldawomanpay?

A.$6.00B.$10.50C.15.00

4.Whatkindofroomdoesthewomanliketohave?

A.AlargeroomB.AquietroomC.Aroomnearthestreet.

5.Whatarethetwospeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Thegirl’snewclassmatesB.Thegirl’snewteacherC.Thegirl’snewlessons.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听第6段材料，回答第6，7题

6.Whatdoweknowaboutthebrochure（小册子）?

A.ItisalatesteditionmapB.Itisforgeographystudents.C.Itcoststhemannothing

7.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantosee?

A.CastlesB.CamelsC.Temples

听第7段材料，回答第8，9题

8.Whatdayisittoday?

A.FridayB.SaturdayC.Sunday

9.Whatwillthemandothedayaftertomorrow?

A.GoswimmingB.VisitTomandTedC.Gofishing

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题

10.Whattimeisitnow?

A.Nearly10:

00a.m.B.10：

00a.m.C.After10：

00a.m.

11.Whatdoesthemanwanttohave?

A.CigaretteB.CoffeeC.Water

12.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A.Atadoctor’sB.AtanofficeC.Atthewoman’shome

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题

13.WheredoesMikework?

A.Inagrocery.B.InalanguageschoolC.Inanartschool

14.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodoforachange?

A.LearntodanceB.LearnanewsongC.Learntopaint

15.Whatisthemanspeakerdoingnow?

A.LearningfromOmayma.　　　B.TeachingEnglishC.Outofjob.

16.WhatisthemostdifficultforthemanaboutlearningArabic（阿拉伯语）?

A.GrammarB.PronunciationC.Idioms（习语）

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题

17.Whatwastheweatherlikethatday?

A.CloudyB.FineC.Rainy

18.WhatdidProfessorBumblehitthefirsttime?

A.AcowB.AladyC.Atree

19.HowdidProfessorBumblefirstfeelwhenhefelloveragain?

A.SorryB.AfraidC.Angry

20.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.ProfessorBumblelikestoplayjokesonwoman.B.ProfessorBumblewearsapairofglasses.

C.ThefatladylovesProfessorBumble.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

A

MyfriendandIrecentlyreturnedfromourweekatthebeach.Whilewewerethere,acoupleofusneededtopickupafewthingsatthestore.

Aswewerecheckingout,thecashierpraisedmeformynecklace.Ithankedher,andsheaskedwhereIboughtit.Ihadgottenitatthedepartmentstorejustdownthestreet.Itwasonsalefor40%off.Myfriendsuggestedthatsheshouldwalkoverandbuyoneduringherbreak.Butthecashiersaidshecouldn’tafforditrightnow.

Asweleftthestore,ItoldmyfriendIwasgoingtobuyoneforthecashier.Sheagreed,andofferedtopayforhalf.Sowewentbacktothedepartmentstoreandpickedoutamatchingnecklaceforthecashier.Aswepaidforit,thesalesladynoticedthatIwaswearingthesameone.“Youmustreallylikethisnecklace,”shesaid.Wetoldherwhomwewerebuyingitfor.

Tooursurprise,thesalesladyknewher!

Shesaid,“She’sgoingthroughahardtimerightnowandhastodrivealongwaytowork.Withgaspricessohigh,surelyitisn’teasy.”Withexcitement,wetookthegiftbacktothestoreandhandedherthegift.Sheknewimmediatelywhatwehaddoneandsmiledatuswithgratitude.

Aswedrovehometoday,wediscussedhowthatactofkindnessprobablymeantmoretousthanitdidtotherecipient（接受者）.Itfeelssogoodtodonicethingsforothers.Igrewuppoor.IneverdreamedasalittlegirlthatIwouldbeabletohelpothers.

21.Whydidthecashieraskthewriteraboutthenecklace?

A.Becauseshewantedtobuyoneatthattime.B.Becausesheadmiredthenecklaceverymuch.

C.Becauseshewantedamantobuyoneforher.D.Becausesheknewtheownerofthenecklacestore.

22.Howdidthewriterpaythematchingnecklace?

A.Shejustpaidforhalf.B.Shepaidthefullprice.

C.Sheaskedherfriendtopayit.D.Sheaskedthesalesladytopayit.

23.Theunderlinedword“gratitidue”inparagraph4mostprobablymeans______.

A.doubtB.strengthC.lonelinessD.thankfulness

24.Howdidthewriterfeelafterbuyingagiftforthecashier?

A.Sheregrettedalittle.B.Shewasalittleworried.

C.Shefeltitasurprise.D.Shefeltitwasnothing.

2019-2020年高二上学期期中考试英语试题答案

Hereisacloselookatsomeofthehottouristspotsfor2016.

Florida

Affordableaccommodations（食宿）helpmakeFloridaahottouristspotfor2016withanaverageroomrateof$109.7.Floridahasmoretoofferthanbeachesandthemeparks.Forexample,the30ASongwritersFestivalisscheduled（预订的）forNov.15,16and17,2016.

SanFrancisco

SanFranciscoisaperennial（长久的）favoritethatwillbeespeciallyattractivetofootballfansthisyear.ThecitywillhostSuperBowl50.Therefore，goingtotheSuperBowlthisyearwon’tbecheap.FansvisitingduringtheSuperBowlweekendcoulddriveupdailyhotelratesby178%,thatis,anaverageroomrateof$434.0.

Cuba

Thisyear,wewillseescheduledairlineservicetotheislandnationfromtheUnitedStatesforthefirsttimeinmorethan50years.Visitorswilldiscoveracountrythatisuntouchedbetheforcesoftourism.

Italy

“IthasbeenahottouristspotfromNorthAmericaforyears,butpeoplearegoingoutfromthebigcitieslikeRome,FlorenceandVenicetoexplorethelakeregion,Pugliaandmore,”saysClarieNewell,presidentofTravelBestBets.

25.Whichofthefollowingisthefavoriteplaceforamusicandbeachlover?

A.FloridaB.SanFranciscoC.CubaD.Italy

26.WhatisspecialforSanFrancisco’svisitorsin2016？

A.TakingcablecarsB.Tastingwonderfulfood

C.WatchingfootballgamesD.VisitingtheGoldenGateBridge

27.WhichcitywillbemorepopularaccordingtoClaireNewell?

A.RomeB.FlorenceC.VeniceD.Puglia

C

Weallknowboysarealwaystaughttobebravewhilegirlsarethedelicateflowers.Well,wehaveallbeenthroughit.Whenyoumeetamale（男性）friendwhousesapinklighterorwearsapinkshirt,willyouthinkoftheword“feminine（女性化）”?

Onceoneofmyclassmatescametomyhouse.Hecameinandkeptstaringatmyroom,confused.Thenhecommented,“Yourroomlookslikeacandyshop,anditremindsmeofmysister’sdollhouse!

”Ididnotknowhowtoreacthim.Yes!

Theroomwaspink,everywhere.Thecurtains,thedoormat,thecupboard,thedustbinandlotsofmythingswerepink.Ididnotdoitconsciously（有意识地）.Ijustpickouttheprettythingsfromthestore.Whydomostgirlslikeonlypink?

Accordingtoscientists,thesimpleexplanationwhygirlslikepinksomuchisthatinthepast,theroleofawomanwasafoodgathererandberrieswerethemainfoodforhumans.Fruits,especiallyberries,mostlyhadpurplish,reddishorpinkishcolorsthatstandedforripeness（成熟）.Scientiststhoughtthatwomendevelopedabettercolorvisionthanmentospot（挑出）fruitsinathickandgreenforestbybecominghard-wiredtopickoutredandpinkovercenturies.

Also,womeneasilyexpresstheiremotions.Whenawomanfeelsashamedorshy,hercheeksappearflushed（脸发红）withbloodandherskinbecomered.Sincewomenhavebasicallybeennurturers,theyaresensitivetoallshadesofpinkandred.Foralongtime,thecolorpinkhasbeenassociatedwithbeautyandwomen.

28.Whatmadetheauthor’sclassmateconfused?

A.Thecolorofthingsinherroom.B.Thefurnitureinherroom

C.ToomanydollsinherroomD.Toomanycandiesinherroom

29.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph1?

A.Theauthor’sroomwasinamessB.Theauthorlikedthingsinpinkonly

C.Theauthor’sclassmatedidn’tlikepinkD.Theauthorchosethingsinpinkunconsciously.

30.Accordingtoscientists,womenlikepinkbecauseof__________

A.women’spreferenceforbeautyB.therolewomenplayedinthepast

C.thefruitswomenfoundinthepastD.women’sexpressionoftheiremotions.

31.What’stheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?

A.TotellreaderastoryB.Tostateherownexperience

C.ToexplainwhywomenlikepinkD.Tointroduceawaytopickoutfruits.

D

Oneinfivechildrensleepwalks（梦游）regularlyandatleast40%havedoneitatleastonce.Aswegetolderitbecomesrarer,but1-2.5%ofadultsstilldoit.

Onepieceofadviceaboutsleepwalkingwhichmanymayhaveheardisthatitisdangeroustowakeasleepwalker,andthatwakingthemupwillharmthem.

Duringthenightweexperiencevariousstageofsleep,beginningwithaperiodoflightsleepwhichwealsocalledRapidEyeMovement（REM）.REMdeepensconsiderablywithin20minutesorso,andthenbecomesabitlighteragain.Thiscycle（循环）thenrepeatsseveraltimesthroughoutthenight.

ThetimewhenyouaremostlikelytodreamisduringREMsleep.Duringthisstageyouoftentrytopreventyourselffromactingoutyourdreams,butsleepwalkingtakesplaceduringthemuchdeepersleep.Itisacuriousstate.Thebrainisactiveenoughforyoutomove,butnotsoactivethatyouwakeup.ArecentstudymadeinNiguardaHospitalinMilan,Italyexaminedthebrainwavesofpeoplewhowereusedtosleepwalkingandfoundthatsomepartsofthebrainareawake,whileothersaresoundasleep.Theresultsuggestedsleepwalkingiscausedbyanimbalancebetweenthesetwostates.

Sowhatshouldyoudoifyoufindyourrelativessleepwalking?

Forastart,theyareinsuchadeepsleepthattheywillprobablynotnoticeyou,evenifyoutrytowakethem.Wakingasleepwalkerwillnotcausethemtohaveaheartattack,butthekindestthingstodoistrynottowakethematall.Leadthemgentlybacktothebedsothattheydonothurtthemselves.Theywillremaindeeplyasleep,anditislikelythattheywillnotrememberathinginthemorning.

32.Whi