江苏省盐城市学年高一英语下学期期末考试试题.docx

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江苏省盐城市学年高一英语下学期期末考试试题

三星高中使用

高一英语试题参考答案及听力录音稿

听力

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单项填空

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完形填空

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阅读理解

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课文内容填空

71.commercial72.wealthy73.believed74.joy75.boundaries

76.match77.otherwise78.injured79.alive80.allowing

任务型阅读

81.Tips/Suggestions/Advice82.judged83.or/otherwise84.Name

85.familiar86.read87.close88.Relax89.different

90.careful

书面表达

Onepossibleversion:

Advertisementsarepartofmodernlife.Everyonemustfacethem.However,differentpeoplehavedifferentopinionsaboutthem.

Manystudentsthinkthatadvertisementsarebad.Firstly,advertisementsalwaystrytopersuadepeopletobuywhattheyactuallydon’tneed.Secondly,commercialadsarealwayssuggestingthattheirproductsarethebest.Lastly,someadvertisementseventellliestocheatconsumers,makingpeoplefallforthemandsuffergreatlossessometimes.

Someotherstakeadifferentattitude,andsetoutthereasonsforthebeliefthatadvertisementscanbebeneficialtopeople.Tostartwith,publicserviceadvertisementsareusuallymeanttoeducatepeopleaboutsafety,health,etc.Secondly,commercialadvertisementscangiveusalotofinformationaboutproducts.Lastbutnotleast,theypromotecompetitionandsales,whichbenefitconsumers.

Inmyopinion,weshouldbesmartaboutadvertisementsandletthembeatyourservice:

thinkaboutwhyyoushoulddothethingstheadvertisementssuggest,orbuytheproductortheservicetheadvertisementspromote.

听力录音材料

Text1

M:

CouldyoutellmewhenthenextbusleavesforYorkshirestation?

W:

Thenextbusleavesinfiveminutes.Ifyourun,youmightcatchit.

Text2

M:

WeweregoingtothetheateronSaturday.Butunfortunatelytheplayweweremostinterestedinisallsoldout.

W:

That’stoobad.Whydon’tyoutrytogetticketsforadaytimeorforanothernight?

Text3

M:

DoyouhaveanyreasontobelievethatSallyisnotverypleasedwithyou?

W:

Yes,todaywhenIsawher,shewouldn’tevenstoptotalkwithme.

Text4

W:

Yourroomis504,onthefifthfloor.Hereisyourkey.Theporterwillbringupyourluggage.

M:

Thankyou.AndcouldIarrangetobecalledathalfpastsixtomorrowmorning,please?

W:

Allright.

Text5

M:

Sixofusstartedtothemovies,butonlyone-thirdofusactuallymadeittothetheater.

W:

Thenyoucouldhaveaskedfourmorepeople.

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Text6

M:

Hello,Maria.

W:

Hello,Jack.Iheardthatyouwentontriplastmonth.

M:

That’sright.Iwasawayfortendays,justtohaveachange.

W:

Oh,tendays!

Howwonderful!

Didyougoaloneorwithyourfriends?

M:

IwasplanningtogotogetherwithJeffandRichard,buttheybothcouldn’tmakeitintheend.

W:

Whathappened?

M:

Jeff’smotherwasill,sohemuststayathometotakecareofher.Richardgotanewtaskandcouldn’tsparethetime.

W:

Isee.Andwhatdidyoudowithyourdogwhileyouwereaway?

M:

Oh,he’sagoodtraveler,aslongashegetsachancetoplay.

Text7

W:

Hello,mayIspeaktoMrJohnson,please?

M:

Speaking.Who’scalling,mayIask?

W:

ThisistheTownJobCentre.We’vereceivedyoure-mailandwearequiteinterestedinyou.

M:

Canyoutellmemoreaboutit?

Whatkindofjob?

W:

Well,acollegewantstofindsomelaboratoryassistants.It’sthekindofjobyouwouldliketodo,aswecanseefromyoure-mail.

M:

Yes,Ididputthatinmye-mail.

W:

Yes.Theyalsowantapersonwhoknowshowtooperatethecomputer,sowethinkyouarejusttherightkindofpersonforthejob.

M:

Whataboutthepayandtheworkhours?

W:

I’mcomingtothat.Thepaytheyhaveofferedissatisfactory,buttheworkhoursareabitchangeable.Sometimesearlyinthemorning,sometimeslateintheafternoon.

M:

Well,Iaminterestedinit,butIneedsomemoredetailssothatIcantalkitoverwithmywife.

W:

Whydon’tyoucomeoverheretomorrow?

M:

OK,I’lldothat.Seeyoutomorrowthen.Bye!

Text8

W:

Doyoulikepopmusic,Carl?

M:

Yes,I’mcrazyaboutpopmusic.Andyou?

W:

Justalittle.ButI’majazzfan.Iusuallylistentoalotofgoodjazzontheradio.Doyoulistentoanyofit?

M:

Sometimes,whenI’mnotworking.

W:

Whatareyoustudyinghereanyway,Carl?

M:

I’mdoingayearatpainting,andI’malsotryingtolearnsomeEnglishinmysparetime.

W:

Iknownothingaboutpainting,butyourEnglishisexcellent.Youmusthavebeenverywelltaught.

M:

You’rejoking!

W:

No,I’mnot,honestly.Thereisn’tmuchwecanteachyou.YouaresupposedtovisitlotsofartmuseumsinLondon.

M:

Yes,Ihopeso.TheNationalExhibition,theBritishMuseumandmanyothers.

W:

Well,sinceyou’reanartstudent,youwon’thavetopaytheentranceticketliketherestofus.

M:

Ididn’tknowanybodypaid.

W:

Theydidn’tuseto,butthegovernmentdecidedrecentlythatwehavetopayforourart.Personally,Ithinkit’llcostthemmoretocollectthemoneythanthey’llgetbackinreturn.Butstill,childrenwillgetinfreeasbefore.

Text9

W:

ProfessorHopkins.MayIhaveawordwithyou?

M:

Sure,Meg.What’sup?

W:

IgotaCformyreport.IamwonderingwhatIhavedonewrong.YouknowIhaveputalotoftimeandenergytothereport.

M:

Well,Meg.Iunderstandyouhavemademucheffortonthereport.Maybethat’swhyyouaretwodayslatetohandinthereport.TheduedayisSeptember3rd.

W:

Yes,Professor.Iamsorryaboutthat.

M:

AndthisreportisaboutthesuccessoftheStarbucksCoffee.Inyourreport,youhavementionedthecompany’smanagement,selectionsofstoresandservice.ButIamsurprisedthatyoudidn’tmentionanythingaboutitscoffee.It’sacoffeeshop,Meg.Isn’tthetasteofitscoffeethemostimportantthingtoitssuccess?

W:

Yeah,IguessIhavemadeamistakebyleavingitout.

M:

Andfiguresareimportant,too.Youalsoneedtoaddanactualfiguresuchasthemonthlysales.

W:

Youarequiteright,Professor.

M:

Andwhynotdomoreresearch,lookforsomefiguresandwritethereportagain.

W:

Areyougivingmeanotherchance,Professor?

M:

SeemslikeIam.

Text10

ThedevelopmentoftheEnglishlanguagetookagiantstepjustnineyearsbeforethedeathofWilliamShakespeare.ThreesmallBritishshipscrossedtheAtlanticOceanin1607.TheylandedinanareathatwouldlaterbecomethesouthernAmericanstateofVirginia.TheybeganthefirstofseveralBritishcolonies.ThenameofthefirstsmallcolonywasJamestown.

Overthecourseofthefollowingyears,peopleinthesenewcoloniesbegantocallareasoftheirnewlandbywordsborrowedfromthenativepeopletheyfoundlivingthere.Forexample,manyofthegreatriversintheUnitedStatesaretakenfromNativeAmericanwords.TheMississippi,theTennessee,theMissouriareexamples.

OtherNativeAmericanwordsincluded“moccasin”,thekindofshoesmadeofanimalskinthatIndiansworeontheirfeet.ThisborrowingoraddingofforeignwordstoEnglishwasawayofexpandingthelanguage.Thenamesofthreedaysoftheweekaregoodexamplesofthis.ThepeoplefromNorthernEuropehonoredthreegodswithaspecialdayeachweekforeachone.ThegodswereOdin,ThorandFreya.Odin’sdaybecameWednesdayinEnglish,Thor’sdaybecameThursdayandFreya’sdaybecameFriday.