高一英语下学期期末考试试题扫描版外研社版.docx

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高一英语下学期期末考试试题扫描版外研社版

高一英语下学期期末考试试题（扫描版）外研社版

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76.hugged77.panicked78.remote79.quality80.adapt

81.TheOneWorldFootball/ThecreationoftheOneWorldFootball/HowtheOneWorldFootballwascreated

82.When/Byseeingchildrenwhowereplayingwithballsusuallydeflatedwithin24hoursontherockyroad./AfterseeingkidsinpoorcountriesplayingfootballmadeofwastematerialonTV.

83.therightmaterial/whatheneeded（wanted）/whathewaslooking（searching）for.

84.Sting.HewasagreatsingerfromEngland./HisfriendSting.AgreatsingerfromEngland.

85.Yes./Yes,ithas.InParagraph5.

写作：

onepossibleversion

Nowadaystrafficjamshavebeenaproblemofgreatconcerninmanycities.Somemajorroadsareusuallycrowdedinrushhours.What’sworse,increasingprivatecarsandpoorpracticeoftrafficregulationsbringmoreinconveniencetopeople’slife.Thusthetrafficsituationcallsforurgentimprovement.

Todealwiththetrafficproblems,it’swisetoencouragepeopletogotoworkbybus,bybikeoronfootinsteadofbycar.Inaddition,wideningmajorroadsandopeningupmorebuslinescanspeeduptheflowoftraffic.Lastbutnotleast,askingpeopletoobservetrafficruleswillalsomakeadifferencetoreducingtrafficjams.Onlywitheveryone’sgreateffortscanwemakeourcityroadslesscrowded.

附：

听力录音材料

1.M:

Ihearyou’regoingtodrivetoNewYorkthisweekend.

W:

Oh,I’vechangedmymind.Ithinkflyingwillbemorecomfortable.

2.M:

Themusicandtheflowersarelovely.

W:

Ihopethefoodhereislovely,too.

3.M:

Ihaven’tseenPatrickforalongtime.What’shedoing?

W:

Isawhimonthestreetyesterday.Hesaidhehadmovedtoanothernewflatintheeastoftown.

4.W:

DoyouhavetowatchTVatthistimeoftheday?

Don’tforgetthatyouwillhaveanEnglishtesttomorrow.

M:

Sorry,mum.Ijustcan’tfallasleep.Iwillturnitdownabit.

5.W:

Areyoutravellingalone,Mike?

M:

No.I’lltakemyfamilyabroadthistime.

W:

Whatawonderfulexperiencethat’llbe!

IwishIcouldgosomeday.

6.W:

Youlooktired.Didn’tyougetenoughsleeplastnight?

M:

No.Ihadanumberoffriendsoverandwepartieduntilmidnight.

W:

Nowonderyoulooksobad.

M:

IguessIjustcan’ttakelatenightslikeIusedto.MyheadisturningroundandroundandIhaveaheadache.

W:

Ithinkyouneedtogohomeandtakearest.

M:

IwishIcould.ButIdon’tthinkIcankeepmyeyesopenlongenoughtodrivehome.

W:

Don’tworry.I’llgiveyouaridehome.

7.W:

Hi,Alan.Youdon’tlooktoowell.What’sgoingon?

M:

Ijustlostmyjob.

W:

Oh,that’stoobad.So,haveyoubeenlookingforanotherjob?

M:

Ijuststarted,butthejobmarketisverybadnow.

W:

That’sreallytough.Whatdoesyourwifethinkaboutthis?

M:

She’stryingtobesupportive.ButIcantellshe’sworriedandworsestill…

W:

Worsestill?

Whathappened?

M:

MyfatherisinKGhospitalresting.Thedoctorshaven’tgivenaclearansweryet.

W:

I’msosorrytohearthat.ButI’msurethedoctorswilltrytheirbest.

M:

Ihopeso.Uh,I’mnowreallyinhotwater.

W:

HeyAlan,cheerup.Well,Ihavesomefriendswhomightbeabletohelpyoufindajob.I’llseewhattheycando.

8.M:

Hi,Jane.Whatareyoudoing?

W:

Nothingspecial.I’mjustwatchingastupidgameshowonTV.

M:

Wouldyouliketoseeamoviewithme?

W:

Yeah,thanks.Whichone?

M:

Well,Ican’tunderstandJapanesesoithastobeanEnglishmovie.

W:

Great.ShallwemeetonthecornerofHydeStreetandParkStreet?

M:

Allright.Whattimedoyouwanttomeet?

W:

Let’smeetataquartertosix.Ithinkthemoviestartsathalfpastsix.

M:

Ok.Seeyouat5:

45.Inthenortheastcorner.Ok?

W:

Ok,seeyou.

9.W:

WhatcanIdoforyou,sir?

M:

Iwanttobuyamobilephoneformydaughter.

W:

Howoldisshe?

M:

Sheis17.It’sforherbirthday.Mostofherclassmateshavegotoneandshereallyneedsone.

W:

Wehaveanewmobilephone,Nokia,especiallydesignedforyounggirls.

M:

Thanks,butIwanttohavealookattheMotorolaproducts.

W:

Sure.Thisoneissoattractiveandthequalityisprettygood.

M:

Soundsperfect.I’lltakethepinkone.

W:

Ok.I’llpackitupforyourightnow.

10.GrandmaMosesisamongthemostfamoustwentieth-centurypaintersoftheUnitedStates,yetshehadonlyjustbegunpaintinginthelateseventies.Assheoncesaidofherself,“Iwouldneversitbackinarockingchair,waitingforsomeonetohelpme.”

ShewasbornonafarminNewYorkState.Attwelveshelefthomeanduntilattwenty-seven,shemarriedThomasMoses.Theyfarmedmostoftheirlives.Shehadtenchildren,ofwhomfivesurvived.Herhusbanddiedin1928.

GrandmaMosespaintedalittleasachild,butshewantedtokeepbusyandpassthetime.Herpictureswerefirstsoldatanexhibition,andweresoonnoticedbyabusinessmanwhoboughteverythingshepainted.ThreeofthepictureswereshownintheMuseumofModernArt,andin1940shehadherfirstexhibitioninNewYorkCity.Betweenthe1930sandherdeathsheproducedsome2,000pictures:

carefulandlivelypicturesofthecountrylifeshehadknown,withawonderfulsenseofcolorandform.