新疆昌吉市学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题.docx

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新疆昌吉市学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题

2017—2018学年第一学期新疆昌吉市联考

高二年级英语期末试卷

分值:

120分时间:

100分钟

第1卷阅读理解(20道题每题2分)

A

  

Column1

WeddingInvitations----Mod.Ortraditional.Call800-0942anytime.

Column2

PassportandApplicationPhotos.Call800-0552or800-9668,askforSteve.

Column3

MatureStudentwouldtakecareofchildrenduringChristmasvacation.800-0441eves.

Column4

Typingandediting.CallJean.800-3584,10am----10pm.

Column5

ExperiencedGuitarTeacherwantsstudents.Folk/jazz.Bob800-7535.

Column6

Found:

Cat,6monthsold,blackandwhitemarkings.FoundnearLindenandSouthU.Sam.800-4661.

Column7

Cometoourmovingsale----plants,pottery,books,clothesetc.Sat.Dec.14.9:

00----5:

00.1612Ferndale,Apt.1800-4696.

1.WhatcanStevedoforyou?

A.Rentyouanapartment.B.Offeryouamodernwedding

C.Takepicturesforyou.D.Takecareofyourchildren.

2.Ifyouwanttoknowhowtoplaytheguitar,youshouldcall________.

A.800-1932B.800-0942C.800-0441D.800-7535

3.Ifyourcatismissing,youshouldreadtheinformationinColumn_______.

A.1B.4C.6D.7

4.WhatCANNOTbefoundatthemovingsale?

A.PlantsB.BooksC.ClothesD.Cassettes.

B

Justafewhoursago,theItalianshipAndreaDoriawassailingthroughthickfogtowardthecityofNewYork.CaptainPieroCalamaikeptwatch.Heknewthatmanyothershipswerenearby.Heshouldhavesloweddownbecauseofthefogbuthedecidednotto.Hewantedtoarriveontimethenextmorning.

Atabout11:

00P.M.,anothership,theStockholm,suddenlyhittheAndreaDoria.ItmadeahugeholeintheItalianship.Somepeoplewerebadlyhurt.Othersfellintothesea.ButonegirlwassavedbytheStockholm.

LindaMorganwasfourteen.ShelivedinSpainwithhermotherandherlittlesister.ShewasgoingtovisitherfatherinNewYork.Shewasexcitedaboutseeingherfather.

Lindahadlovedthetrip.Shewantedtohavedinnerwiththecaptainonthelastnightatsea.Thecaptaindidnotsitathistablethatnight,though.Hewasbusyguidingtheshipthroughthefog.Lindadidnotgettotalktohim.

WhenLindawenttobed,everythingseemedfine.Hermotherturnedoffthelights.Lindatalkedtoherlittlesister.Shethoughtaboutseeingherfatherthenextmorning.

Whathappenednextwasaterriblesurprise.Lindawokeupnotknowingwhereshewas.Shewasnotinherbed.Whenshecalledtoherfamily,nooneanswered.Bothherkneeswerebroken.

Lindahadbeensavedbyanamazingaccident.WhentheStockholmmadeaholeinthesideoftheAndreaDoria,itliftedLindaoutofherbed.Shelandedonthedeck(甲板)oftheStockholminsteadoffallingintotheocean.Asailorheardhercriesandfoundher.

Rightnow,thegirlisinthehospital.Sheisexpectedtogetbetter.Herfatherisatherside,gladthathislittlegirlwassaved.TheAndreaDorialiesunderthewavesatthebottomofthesea.

5.Whydidn’tCaptainPieroCalamaireducethespeed?

A.Hedidn’twanttobelate.

B.Hewentcrazybecauseofthebadweather.

C.Hethoughtthefogwasnotserious.

D.Hehadrichexperience.

6.Lindadidn’thavedinnerwiththecaptainbecause_____.

A.sheforgotitB.shewassickinbed

C.hewasbusywithhisworkD.hehadn’tbeentoldaboutit

7.Whentheaccidenthappened,_____.

A.LindawasasleepB.thedaywasabouttobreak

C.fewpeoplewerekilled

D.theAndreaDoriahitaholeintheStockholm

8.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

A.Lindahatedthetripverymuch.

B.LindawassavedbytheStockholm.

C.LindalivedwithherfatherinSpain.

D.TheAndreaDoriawasn’tbadlydamaged.

C

WhenIwasachild,Ihadverymixedfeelingsaboutmyfather.Mostofthetime,hewasdistant.Atmeals,hewouldpreach(说教)somethingtous,hisunwillingaudience.Andhethoughthewasalwaysright.

UsuallyIwouldarguewithhimfiercely,yetstillhemanagedtodefeatmeeverytime,leavingmefrustratedandangry.SometimesIjusthatedhimandseldomtalkedwithhim.Aftermovingawayfromhomeatage18,IrealizedthatIcouldchangemyselfbylettinggoofmyneedtoberight.Iwrotedadaletteraskingifhewasinterestedinbecomingfriends.Dadwasexcitedattheidea.Yetafterabrief,enjoyableperiodofabouttwomonths,Ifoundthosesameoldpatternsagain.However,Istillheldtomydecision.Gradually,Ilearnedtoholdmytongue.Whendiscussionturnedtodebate,Iwoulddomyverybestnottoprovehimwrong.Bytheendofsixmonths,Ihaddoneit!

IcouldsitthroughaconversationwheredadwastellingmehowIwaswronganddidn’targuewithhim.

AsIgotbetteratthis,Icouldacceptandevenlovemydad.Onedaywhenhewasagainpreachingsomerules,Isimplynoddedmyheadoccasionally.ThenIheard,“Well,Fred,whatdoyouthink?

”Fromthatpointon,dadandIbeganhavingmeaningfulconversations.

IwasamazedthatonceImadeth

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