河南省洛阳八中学年高二段考英语试题.docx

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河南省洛阳八中学年高二段考英语试题

单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

1.—Cathy,_____,Ihavejustcomeoutonto

pinthesingingcompetition!

—Congratulations!

A.guesswhat

B.infact

C.itdependsD.tellyouwhat

2.Keepondoingthatandyou’ll_____inserioustrouble.

A.endupB.holdupC.growupD.stayup

3.—_____themoviealready____whenyouarrivedatthetheatre？

—Yes,wegottheretoolate.

A.Does;beginB.Did;begin

C.Has;begunD.Had;begun

4.Onhearingthebadnews,Bennysuddenly_____tears.

A.burstintoB.lookedinto

C.brokeintoD.developedinto

5.Studentssoonget_____ifyoucriticizethemtoooften.

A.discouragingB.encouraging

C.discouragedD.encouraged

6._____Isawher,Iknewshewasthewomanthepolicewerelookingfor.

A.EventhoughB.Nowthat

C.AsifD.Theinstant

7.Mycarhasbrokendown.I’llhaveit_____immediately.

A.repairB.torepair

C.repairingD.repaired

8.Unfortunately,Mr.BakergotAIDSwhile_____inAfrica.

A.heistravelingB.traveled

C.travelsD.traveling

9.Heusedtovisithisteacherregularly,butnowhestillseesher_______.

A.atthetimeB.fromtimetotime

C.atonetimeD.ontime

10.Accordingtotheradio,thehurricaneresulted______tendeaths.

A.toB.inC.fromD.by

11.—What______funpartyitwas!

—Yes.Wemetmanyoldfriendsattheparty,having______fun.

A.不填；aB.a;不填C.the;aD.a;the

12.Youcan’timaginewhattroubleIhad_____thisEnglisharticleintoChinese.

A.totranslateB.translated

C.translatingD.beentranslating

13.Heopenedthedooronlytofindmanyteachers______atthebackoftheclassroom.

A.seatingB.seatedC.wereseatingD.seat

14.Iknownothingabouthim______hehasbeenabroadforseveralyears.

A.exceptwhenB.exceptthat

C.exceptD.besides

15.Hisstepmotheriskindtohim,______whomshehasadeeplove.

A.withB.atC.of

D.about

完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

Asshewalkedroundthelargeshop,EdithrealizedhowdifficultitwastochooseasuitableChristmas16forherfather.She17thathewereaseasytopleaseashermother,whowas18satisfiedwithperfume（香水）.19,shoppingatthistimeoftheyearwasamost20job.People21onyourfeet,pushedyouwiththeirshouldersandalmost22youoverintheirhurryinorderto23somethingcheapaheadofyou.Partlytohavearest,Edithpausedinfrontofacounter,wheresomebeautifultieswereon24."Theyare25silk,"theshopassistanttoldherwithasmiletryingto

26hertobuyone.ButEdithknewfrompast27thatherchoiceoftieshardlyeverpleasedherfather.Shemovedonslowlyandthen,quitebychance,28whereasmallcrowdofmenhadgatheredroundacounter.Shefoundsomefinepipesonsaleandthe29wereverybeautiful.Edithdidnothesitateforlong,althoughherfather30smokedapipe

onceinawhile,shebelievedthiswas31topleasehim.Whenshegothome,withhersmallbut32presenthiddeninherhandbag,itwastimeforsupperandherparentswerealready33table.Hermotherwasingreat34."Yourfatherhasatlastdecidedtostopsmoking,"shetoldherdaughterhappily.Edithwasso35thatshecouldnotsayasingleword.

16.A.thingB.giftC.suitD.card

17.A.wishedB.hopedC.supposedD.believed

18.A.scarcelyB.neverC.seldomD.always

19.A.FortunatelyB.BesidesC.FinallyD.Therefore

20.A.carefulB.excitingC.tiringD.unhappy

21.A.liftedB.stoodC.walkedD.stepped

22.A.broughtB.knockedC.turnedD.hit

23.A.findB.graspC.sellD.watch

24.A.dutyB.timeC.showD.board

25.A.poorB.exactC.realD.cheap

26.A.askB.forceC.persuadeD.hope

27.A.thingsB.booksC.schoolD.experience

28.A.foundB.stoppedC.sawD.asked

29.A.shapesB.shopC.moneyD.cigarette

30.A.nearlyB.onlyC.neverD.always

31.A.possiblyB.certainlyC.hardlyD.impossibly

32.A.well-chosenB.expensiveC.ready-madeD.cheap

33.A.atB.onC.byD.beside

34.A.angerB.sadnessC.disappointmentD.excitement

35.A.excitedB.gladC.happyD.surprised

阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

A

LatethatafternoonItookthetrainbacktoSydney.ThereIfoundanothersurprisewaitingforme.Myroomatthehotelhadbeengiventosomebodyelseandtheyhadnoroomforme.Harkinhadknownmytravelplansandhadplannedeverything.Howcouldhehavebookedtheroomonlyforthreedays?

Therewasnothingtobedonebuttofindanotherhotel.Thewaiterswerehappytofindmeanewhotel,andwhenIsaidthatIwashappytostayattheairport,thinkingitmightbecheaperthanstayinginthecity,theysuggestedtheHolidayInnattheairport.Therewasonesmallmatter:

theroomratewas300$pernight.ThebesthotelinKatoombahadwantedonly145$.Iaskediftherewasanythingcheapertheymightsuggestbuttheywarnedthatmosthotelswouldalreadybefullbythistime.

Thehotelwasfarfromthetrainstation,soIhadtotakeataxi,as25$.OnthewaytotheHolidayInn,wepassedahoteljusttwoblocksfromtheHolidayInnthatadvertisedaroomrateof104$.AtthedeskIaskediftheirroomratecouldgodownalot.“No,thisisa4starhotel，”thewaitertoldme.“Inthatcase，”Ireplied,“I'lljustwalkthetwoblockstothecheaphotel.”ButshewarnedmethattheywereprobablyfullandthatifIdidn'ttaketheroom,itmightnotbeavailablewhenIcameback.Finally,Idecidedtotaketheroom.

Theroomitselfwasbig,buttheairconditioningcouldn'tkeepupwiththeAustralianheat.Icouldn'tgettosleepuntilabout1:

00am.

36．Whydidthewriterhavetolookforanotherhotel?

A．Hewasshortofmoney.B．Hewasn'twellreceived.

C．Hedidn'tbookearly.D．Harkinmadeamistake.

37．HowdidthewriterfeelwhenhearingtheroomrateattheHolidayInn?

A．Surprised.B．Relaxed.

C．Nervous.D．Happy.

38．Whatwastheweatherlikeatthatmoment?

A．Cold.B．Hot.

C．Cool.D．Warm.

39．WhydidthewritertakearoomintheHolidayInnfinally?

A．It'sa4starhotel.

B．It'saroundthestation.

C．Itwasmidnightthen.

D．Theroomwasingreatdemand.

40．Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?

A．Anunforgettableday.

B．Awarmheartedwaiter.

C．Anintroductiontohotels.

D．Ahotelhuntingexperience.

B

Itis7o'clockinthemorning.Youcheckyourselfinthemirror,adjustyourcollar,andconsiderthebusydayahead.Butatleastyouknowthatthestresswon'tdamageyourhealth,forthisisnoordinarysetofclothesyouarewearing.Setwithinthefabricarenumeroussensors,constantlymonitoringyourvitalsigns.Ifdangersignsaredetected,thegarmentisprogrammedtocontactyourdoctorandsendatextmessagetellingyoutotakeiteasy.

Garmentsthatcanmeasureawearer'sbodytemperatureortracetheirheartactivityarejustenteringthemarket,buttheEuropeanprojectBIOTEXweavesnewfunctionsintosmarttextiles.Miniaturisedbiosensorsinatextilepatchcannowanalysebodyfluids,evenatinydropofsweat,andprovideamuchbetterassessmentofsomeone'shealth.

JeanLuprano,aresearcherattheSwissCentreforElectronicsandMicrotechnology（CSEM）,coordinatestheBIOTEXproject.“Oneofthemostobviousapplicationsforsmartfabricsisinthemedicalfield，”hesays.“Therehasbeenagooddealofprogresswithphysiologicalmeasurements,bodytemperatureorelectrocardiograms（心电图）.Butnoonehasyetdevelopedbiochemicalsensingtechniquesthatcantakemeasurementsfromfluidslikesweatandblood.Wearedevelopingasuiteofsensorsthatcanbeintegratedintoatextilepatch.Thepatchisasensingandprocessingunit,adaptabletotargetdifferentbodyfluidsandbiochemicalspecies.Attheveryleast,somebasicbiochemicalanalysescouldcomplementthephysiologicalmeasurementsthatcanalreadybemonitored.Insomecircumstances,fluidicanalysismaybetheonlywaytogetinformationonapatient'shealthstatus.”

41．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A．Howtomakeyourdaystressfree.

B．Biochemicalsensingtechniques.

C．Smartclothesthattrackyourhealth.

D．Newadvancementinthemedicalfield.

42．Thefirstparagraphiswrittento________.

A．introducethetopicofthepassage

B．tellustohaveasmoothstartofourday

C．predictthenewgarmentstoappear

D．describeacommonsceneinpeople'slife

43．Thenewfunctionofthesmartgarmentisthat

itcan________.

A．takeone'sbodytemperature

B．takeelectrocardiogramsofapatient

C．takemeasurementsfromfluids

D．makephysiologicalmeasurementsofapatient

44．Garmentsmentionedinthepassageareprobablymostusefulinthefieldof________.

A．environmentB．fashionC．educationD．medicine

45．Theunderlinedword“Miniaturised”isclosestinmeaningto________.

A．sensitiveB．smartC．visibleD．tiny

C

The“NeighborhoodWatch”schemeallstartedafewyearsagointhequietvillageofMollingtonafteranumberofburglariesinthevillageandthesurroundingarea.Thevillagerscameupwiththeideathattheythemselvescouldkeepaneyeontheirneighbors'possessionswhiletheywereawayonholiday.Sincethen,andwiththesu

pportofthegovernmentandpolice,morethan50,000“NeighborhoodWatch”schemeshavebeensetupalloverthecountry.

Theobjectofeach“Watch”groupistoreducetheopportunitiesthatcriminalshaveinanyparticularstreetorarea.Eachvillagerwhoisamemberoftheschemewillcallthepolicewhenevertheyseesomethingsuspicious.Itisthepolicewhoactuallycheckouteachreportandlookintowhatishappening.Villagerswhoarepartofthe“Watch”arenotsupposedtoactaspoliceorputthemselvesindanger.

Whenanew“NeighborhoodWatch”schemeissetupinanarea,onebenefitisthatmost