四川省雅安市天全中学学年高二英语上学期第6周周考试题.docx

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四川省雅安市天全中学学年高二英语上学期第6周周考试题

天全中学2015—2016学年上期高二第6周周考

英语试题

（时间90分钟）

班级：

姓名：

成绩：

第一节：

阅读理解（2*15=30分）

A

IDon’tThinkIWroteWrong

LaoYangwasborninasmalltown.Helikedreadingwhenhestudiedatschool.Hethoughtthewriterswererespectedandcouldgetalotofmoney.Hewrotealotofstoriesandpostedthemtotheeditorialdepartments（编辑部）butdidn’treceiveanyanswers.

Nowheworksinafactory.He’sbusyatwork.Whenhe’sfree,healwaysreadssomething.Healwaysremembershehopedtobeawriterwhenhewasyoung.Oneday,XiaoPing,histen-year-olddaughter,cameback.Shelookedworriedanddidn’teatanything.ShesaidMissGao,herChineseteacher,toldthemtowriteasolicitarticle（征文）“MyFather”thatevening.Butshedidnotknowwhattowrite.

“That’seasy,”saidLaoYang.“Letmehelpyou.”

Thenhesatdowntowritethesolicitarticleatonce.Heeasilyfinisheditontime.HewassureMissGaowouldlikeit.Butoneafternoonheaskedhisdaughterifthearticlehadbeenchosentoposttotheeditorialdepartment.

“Myteachersaidyourarticledigressedfromthesubject（离题）,”saidthegirl.

“Idon’tthinkso,”LaoYangshoutedangrily.“Idescribedjustmyfather!

”

1.LaoYangwrotealotofstoriesbecause　　　　.

A.helikedreadingB.helearnedmuchatschool

C.hewantedtobeawriterD.hewantedtohelpothers

2.As　　　　,LaoYangdecidedtohelphisdaughter.

A.hewasawriterB.hewasfree

C.hewantedtorealizehisideal（理想）D.hewantedtomakehisdaughterhappy

3.LaoYanghoped　　　　.

A.hisarticlecouldsurprisetheteacherB.hisarticlecouldbechosen

C.thechildrencouldlikehisarticleD.everyonecouldsoonknowhim

B

Afarmergrewsomevegetablesinhisgarden.Onedayhiswifewasillandhehadnomoney.Hehadtosellsomecabbagesandcarrotsinthemarket.Thenextmorninghetooktwobasketsofvegetablestotown.Butitwasraininghardthatafternoonandtherewerefewpeopleinthestreet.Whenhisvegetablesweresoldout,itwasdark.Heboughtsomemedicineandhurriedtohisvillage.

Onhiswayhomehesawapersonlyingonthesnow.Heplacedhisbasketsonthegroundandwasgoingtohelpthepersontogetup.Atthattimehefounditwasadeadmanandtherewasmuchbloodonhisbody.Hewassoafraidthatheranawayquickly,withouttakingthebasketswithhim.

Thenextafternoonthefarmerwassenttothepolicestation.Havingshownthebaskets,anofficerasked,“Aretheseyours?

”“Yes,sir.”thefarmeransweredtimidly（胆怯地）.“Haveyoukilledtheman?

”“No,no,sir.”thefarmersaidinahurry.“Whendidyouseethedeadman?

”“Aboutsevenlastevening.”“Didyouseewhokilledtheman?

”“No,sir.”Theofficerbroughtoutaknifeandasked,“Haveyouseenityet?

”“No,sir.”Theofficerbecameangryandtoldthepolicementobeathimupandsenthimintoprison.

Thateveningtheofficerwentontrying.Pointingtotheknife,heaskedagain,“Haveyouseenityet?

”“Yes,sir.”Theofficerwashappyandasked,“Whenandwhere?

”“Isawitherethisafternoon,sir.”

4.Thefarmerdecidedtosellthevegetablesto　　　　.

A.buysomefoodforhisfamilyB.buysomemedicineforhiswife

C.gotoseeadoctorD.gotothecinema

5.Thefarmerdidn’tsellouthisvegetablesuntiltheeveningbecause　　　　.

A.theyweretoobadB.theywereveryexpensive

C.itrainedhardthatmorningD.peoplewouldn’tgooutonsuchabadday

6.As　　　　,thefarmerdecidedtohelpthepersontostandup.

A.hewasreadytohelpothersB.thepersonwasoneofhisfriends

C.hethoughtthepersonwouldthankhimD.hethoughtthepersonhaddrunktoomuch

7.Theofficertriedthefarmerto　　　　.

A.knowwhohadkilledthemanB.knowifhehadseenthedeadman

C.askwhenhesawthedeadmanD.askifhehadseentheknife

C

Iwasblind,butIwasashamedofitifitwasknown.Irefusedtouseawhitestickandhatedaskingforhelp.Afterall,Iwasateenagegirl,andIcouldn’tbearpeopletolookatmeandthinkIwasnotlikethem.Imusthavebeenaterribledangerontheroads.Comingacrossmewanderingthroughthetraffic,motoristsprobablywouldhavetosteprapidlyontheirbrakes.Apartfromthat,therewereallsortsofdisastersthatusedtooccuronmywaytoandfromwork.

Oneevening,IgotoffthebusabouthalfwayhomewhereIhadtochangebuses,andasusualIranintosomething.“I’mawfullysorry,”Isaidandsteppedforwardonlytorunintoitagain.Whenithappenedathirdtime,IrealizedIhadbeenapologizingtoalamppost.Thiswasjustoneofthestupidthingsthatconstantlyhappenedtome.SoIcarriedonandfoundthebusstop,whichwasarequeststop,wherethebuswouldn’tstopunlesspassengerswantedtogetonoroff.NooneelsewasthereandIhadtotrytoguessifthebushadarrived.

Generallyinthissituation,becauseIhatedshowingIwasblindbyaskingforhelp,Itriedtoguessatthesound.SometimesIwouldstopabiglorryandstandtherefeelingstupidasitdrewaway.Intheend,Iusuallymanagedtoswallowmyprideandasksomeoneatthestopforhelp.

Butonthisparticulareveningnoonejoinedmeatthestop;itseemedthateveryonehadsuddenlydecidednottotravelbybus.OfcourseIheardplentyofbusespass,orIthoughtIdid.ButbecauseIhadgivenupstoppingthemforfearofmakingafoolofmyself,Iletthemallgoby.Istoodtherealoneforhalfanhourwithoutstoppingone.ThenIgaveup.Idecidedtowalkontothenextstop.

8.Thegirlrefusedtoaskforhelpbecauseshethought　　　.

A.shemightberecognizedB.askingforhelplookedsilly

C.shewasnormalandindependentD.beingfoundblindwasembarrassing

9.Afterthegirlgotoffthebusthatevening,she　　　.

A.begantorunB.hitapersonasusual

C.hitalamppostbyaccidentD.wascaughtbysomething

10.Whatwastheproblemwithguessingatthesoundtostopabus?

A.Othervehiclesalsostoppedthere.B.Itwasunreliableformakingjudgements.

C.Morelorriesthanbusesrespondedtothegirl.D.Ittooktoomuchtimeforthegirltocatchthebus.

11.Finallythegirldecidedtowalktothenextstop,hoping　　　.

A.tofindpeoplethereB.tofindmorebusesthere

C.tofindthebusbyherselfthereD.tofindpeoplemorehelpfulthere

D

IfyoucanspeakEnglish,youknowalotofEnglishwords.Youcanread,speakandunderstand.Butthereisanotherkindoflanguageyouneedtoknow—thelanguageofthebody,apartofwhatiscallednon-verbalcommunication.Allovertheworld,people“talk”withtheireyes.WhenJapanesepeoplemeet,theyputtheirhandstogether.WhatdoAmericansandtheBritishdo?

AmericansaremoreinformalthantheBritish.Theyliketobefriendly.Theyusefirstnames,theyaskquestionsandtheytalkeasilyaboutthemselves.Whentheysitdown,theyliketorelaxintheirchairsandmakethemselvescomfortable.

Britishpeoplearemorequiet.Theytakemoretimetomakefriends.Theyliketoknowyoubeforetheyaskyouhome.

WhenBritishandAmericanpeoplemeetsomeoneforthefirsttime,theyshakehands.Theydonotusuallyshakehandswithpeopletheyknowwell.Womensometimeskisstheirwomenfriends,andmenkisswomenfriends（ononecheekonly）.Whenamanmeetsamanfriend,hejustsmiles,andsays“Hello”.Mendonotkisseachother.Evenfathersandsonsdonotoftenkisseachother.

12.People　　　usebodylanguage.

A.inAsiaB.inAmericaandBritainC.inJapan,AmericaandBritainD.allovertheworld

13.WhenanAmericanmanmeetsawomanforthefirsttime,heprobably　　　.

A.kissesheronthecheek　　B.justsmilesC.talkswithhiseyesD.shakeshands

14.Fromthispassagewecancometotheideathat　　　.

A.mostofthebodylanguageindifferentcountriesmaybedifferent

B.mostofthebodylanguageindifferentcountriesisthesame

C.allthebodylanguageindifferentcountriesisdifferent

D.noneofthebodylanguageindifferentcountriesisthesame

15.WhichofthefollowingisRIGHTaccordingtothepassage?

A.AmericansandtheBritishsharethesamebodylanguage.

B.Menandwomensharethesamebodylanguage.

C.Bodylanguageisthemainpartofwrittenlanguage.

D.Bodylanguageisthesystemofhumanexpressionbysigns,movementsandgestures.

第三节补全短文（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从对话后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

MillionsofpeopleallovertheworldusethewordOK.Infact,somepeoplesaytheword.OKmeansallrightoracceptable.Itexpressesagreementorapproval.

　16　SomepeoplesayitcamefromtheNativeAmericanIndiantribeknownastheChoctaw.TheChoctawword“oken”meansthesameastheAmericanword“okay”.ExpertssayearlyexplorersintheAmericanWestspoketheChoctawlanguageinthe19thcentury.

Butmanypeopledoubtthis.LanguageexpertAllenWalkerReadwroteaboutthewordOKinreportspublishedinthe1960s.Hesaidthewordbeganbeingusedinthe1830s.　17　Someforeign-bornpeoplewrote“allcorrect”as“o-l-l　k-o-r-r-e-c-t”,andusedthelettersO.K.OtherpeoplesayarailroadworkernamedObadiahKellyinventedthewordlongago.Theysaidheputthefirstlettersofhisnames—OandK—oneachobjectpeoplegavehimtosendonthetrain.

　18　TheorganizationsupportedMartinVanBurenforPresidentin1840.TheycalledtheirgrouptheOKClub.ThelettersweretakenfromthenameofthetownwhereMartinVanBurenwasborn—OldKinderhook,NewYork.

ThenthereistheexpressionA—OK.Itisaspace-ageexpression.Itwasusedin1961duringtheflightofastronautAlanShepard.HewasthefirstAmericantobelaunchedintospace.Hisflightendedwhenhisspacecraftlandedintheocean,asplanned.Shepardreported,“EverythingisA—OK.”　19　Onesto