2湖南师大附中高二年级阶段考试答案.docx

1、2湖南师大附中高二年级阶段考试答案2010年湖南师大附中高二上学期第二次知能检测英语试题答案录音内容：Conversation 1M: If we go to London by bus, it will take us three hours.W: Yes, but its only two hours by train.Conversation 2M: I like the little kid in the movie. I cant imagine anyone else playing that role.W: I like him too. Hes so cute.Conversa

2、tion 3M: I cant sleep well recently and I have a headache.W: Oh, you look pale. Let me have an examination Well, its nothing serious.Conversation 4M: Hurry up, mom. The taxis come and it is waiting downstairs.W: Just a second, honey. Ill get some food in the kitchen. The meals on the train are terri

3、ble.Conversation 5W: Excuse me, will it take me long to get to the zoo?M: Its not too far. Its only 20 minutes walk. But if youre in a hurry, you may take a No. 15 bus over there.W: Well, I am not in a hurry. Thanks a lot.Conversation 6W: Its a lovely day out today, isnt it?M: Its beautiful. Enjoy i

4、t while it lasts. Its supposed to get cold tomorrow. The weather forecast says that its supposed to snow early tomorrow morning and then tomorrow afternoon theres a chance of rain.W: That doesnt sound pretty. I was going to drive to Birmingham to see some friends.M: Youd better change your plans.W:

5、I suppose I should.Conversation 7W: Are you interested in music, Mr. Roger?M: Yes, I like classical music, but jazz is my favorite, and my wife is crazy about rock music.W: You play the piano, dont you?M: A little bit, but my wife is much better than me. She can also play the violin.W: Really? I hop

6、e I can hear her play some day.M: Why not come to our house this weekend? We are going to have a party.W: Thank you. Id love to.Conversation 8W: What a great day, dont you think?M: I guess so. I didnt notice. I feel terrible because I watched television until after midnight last night.W: After midni

7、ght! Did you watch so late because you were bored? I usually watch TV only when I have nothing better to do.M: Bored? No, I was unhappy because I left my meal tickets in the dining room.W: So did watching TV make you feel better?M: Well, I felt a bit better while I was watching. You know, it took my

8、 mind off my troubles. But after I turned the 真的不掉线吗？、？TV off, I just felt even worse with myself for wasting so much time.W: Ive had that feeling before.Conversation 9W: We could have flown to Shenzhen. But I prefer traveling on train. I like to watch the scenes by the window.M: I like traveling by

9、 train too. I think it adds something to my sense of safety.W: Guess what? I always enjoy talking with people on the platform every time the train arrives at a station. You make friends really fast and easily. I can practice my Chinese at the same time. Its a lot of fun, isnt it?M: Yes.W: I often tr

10、avel by train. But I can never sleep well at night. Too much noise, you know.M: Now some trains are really up-to-date. They say they are like moving hotels.W: Thats right. In England, many people travel to and from London every day by express train.M: Its getting dark now. Lets get some sleep.My day

11、 begins when my alarm clock wakes me up at 7:00 in the morning. I jump out of bed, take a shower, get dressed and by 7:30, Im all set to head off to classes. As classes wont start until 8:00, I usually buy my breakfast in the store downstairs and eat it on my way to the classroom. I usually get ther

12、e ten minutes early: enough time to get prepared for the days work to begin. Most of the classes are lectures followed by discussions. I like the discussions better. Theyre more challenging.I have lunch at about 11:30 at one of the school cafeterias where they serve different types of food. Mostly I

13、 just ear noodles. Sometimes we have classes in the afternoon. When we dont, I usually go to the library to study. I have supper rather early, at about 5:00. Then I do some shopping at the supermarket near the school. Between 6:00 and 8:00, it is my computer time. I surf the net, check e-mails and s

14、ometimes do some online chatting. After that, I go to one of the study rooms to work on my projects. I return to my dorm at about 10:30 and go t bed at 11:00, but I sometimes end up chatting with my roommates deep into the night.1-5 BABCA 6-10 CBCAB 11-16 BABBAA 17take 18. 7:50 19. discussions 20. c

15、heck e-mails 21-25BCBAB 2630CDADB 31-35ABDAA 3640 DBBBC4145 CDADC 46-50 BABDC 5152 DB 53. Growing Old 54. Positive attitude 55.Being respected 56.economical problems 57.experiencing age discrimination 58. A person who does a thing at the proper time. / A person who is in the habit of doing a thing a

16、t the proper time. /A person who is never late in keeping an appointment. 59. Time. 60. At the appointed time. / A little earlier than the appointed time.61.中美两国肩负起对全球主要问题的主要责任 62.80%的最近被调查着认为中国是世界第二强国。63. who still see China as a developing country. 64. only one fifteenth that of the UK65.甚至中国残疾人的数

17、量超过了英国的总人口。One possible versionAfter reading your letter on the Internet, I can totally imagine how depressed you are now. Since your classmates couldnt understand why you put forward so strict demands on them, they tended to act regardless of your request. Your starting point of making your class b

18、etter has no ground for blame, nevertheless, you should pay more attention to the way you treat your classmates.Frankly speaking, being a well-respected monitor not only requires outstanding performance in your study, but also the ability to unite all the classmates. Here are some suggestions. First

19、, ask for your classmates advice before making a decision so that you can find out the way to reduce the force of resistance from them. Second, try to persuade your classmates to obey the regulation rather than oblige them to do so. The last but not the least, whenever and wherever, keep in mind tha

20、t you are setting as an example and doing your best to satisfy all the demands. It takes time for your classmates to switch their attitude, but as long as you focus on the methods you manage your class and the improvement of yourself, you will win authority among them. So cheer up and Im looking for

21、ward to hearing good news from you. 真的不掉线吗？、？一个因为疯狂的李阳改变的人 我和大家分享一个成功者的故事，这是一个真实的故事，一直激励这我在英语的这条路上，让我不要放弃，一直走下去，我给师大的同学上课的时候就给他们将过李勇的故事，因为片幅太长，要分开来发，这下面是他的故事： 虽然有点长，我希望你看完，看完的朋友，请你写下你的感受，谢谢。 这是一个仅有初中中专学历的青年。 当初，他连国际音标也认不全。 现在，他有了自己的贸易公司, 收入翻了上百倍，并且策划出版第一套全面系统的外贸商务英语有声书疯狂商务英语，帮助众多人在短时间内突破英语，改变命运，成为响当

22、当的“总教头”和各大媒体关注的焦点人物。 是什么突然改变了他的人生？ 是英语，是意志，是自信，是他常挂在口头上的一句英语:Never give up（永不放弃）。（1）当别人说你不行时，你一定要相信自己是最棒的 1998年，20岁的李勇中专毕业，走出校门，就面临着就业的艰难。在一个大学生都在为就业四处奔波的年代，初中中专的择业机会还有真的不掉线吗？、？多少？ 半年多的赋闲，半年多时间只为寻个饭碗的磕磕碰碰，把他以为“跳出农门,万事大吉”的梦击得粉碎。 1999年3月，李勇总算找到了一份工作，在南昌的一家小电器厂当上了一名装配工，每天给电源稳压器拧螺丝钉。 一个月下来，当他把平生的第一份工资33

23、0元钱捧到父母面前。这对老实巴交的农民，兴奋得双手发抖。可他心中很矛盾：想想这份工作的来之不易，实在应该珍惜；看看工作的单调辛苦，工资的低廉，何时能够真正自立？ 这时，他有了一个朦胧的目标：争取每月能挣700元钱这是厂里那些科室干部和技术人员的待遇。父母埋怨他不要这山望着那山高，安心点。 可他就是个不肯安分的人。 “安于现状，就会失去许多发展的机会。”事后，他是这样说的。 在电器厂没干完半年，他跳槽了，来到堂叔李义海的医药公司当记帐员。没想到实现自己月收入700元的目标并不难，且只要动动笔头记记帐，不比当时厂里的科室人员差。 得陇望蜀，他的要求像跳高的横杆一样在往上升。这次，他的目标锁定在每月

24、2000元。要达到这标准，必须外出去跑业务。 于是，他去找堂叔李义海要求调换岗位，做业务销售员。真的不掉线吗？、？ 李义海，这位江西省第三大民营企业家，算是深谙商海沉浮的人物了，打量着眼前这位身高一米六二、见着熟人都会脸红的堂侄，好言相劝：“你安心点算了，你性格这样内向，不擅交际，怎么会做生意？” 是的，或许因为从小生在乡下，或许因为个儿矮，他不但是个木讷的人，甚至连走路都溜墙跟走。有着深深自卑的人往往是极自尊的。“当别人说你不行时，其实是对你最好的刺激，你一定要相信自己是最棒的。否则你真被人家说中了。” 他不敢多想父母期盼而埋怨的目光，心里老是想着“你不是做生意的料”那句并非刺耳的话。一咬牙

25、，辞去了医药公司记帐员这份令人羡艳的职业。这是2001年2月14日，正是许多青年男女沉浸在卿卿我我的日子里. 新的世纪，是个因特网风靡全球的时代，是个网络英雄的偶像时代。有这样一个现代版本的童话：漂亮的小蜜蜂嫁给了丑陋的黑蜘蛛，只因为蜘蛛是在与网络搭界的职业。 在辞职后的两个月里，李勇就潜心“退而织网”。他买来大量的电脑书籍，闭门狂学电脑操作。2个月后，他学会了网页设计、动画和网站制作。进入江西师大一家电脑培训中心教网页制作。 教了不到两个月，他又辞职了，因为这份工作的收入与他曾经设定的月收入2000元的目标相差较远。2001年6月6日，李勇和表兄一起真的不掉线吗？、？南下广州，加入到淘金者的

26、行列。 挤在狭仄的车厢过道里，看着车窗外陌生的景象，从未出过远门的他眼里流露出了莫名的恐惧和不安；走在喧闹的南方都市，看着满街的匆匆步履，李勇的内心涌动着跃跃欲试的冲动。 南方人才交流中心永远是那么的热闹非凡，一个个招人的单位，把人才框定在大学生研究生通红的文凭上。李勇的那张初中中专的文凭实在拿不出手。 在人才中心大门口，李勇买了一张南方人才报，细长的眼睛眯得更细了，猎人一般地搜寻可以一搏的机遇。他相信“世界上有这样的规则：当你努力的时候，上帝总会被感动的”。傍晚6点，华灯初上。他走进了“中国年历礼品网”广东站。他简单地介绍了一下自己,就和站长李唐谈网络。网络这个神奇的世界让这位木讷的小个子，

27、话匣子打开了。他和李唐这位有着一脸络腮胡子、令旁人望而生畏的大汉，因为网络一见投缘，畅谈了三个小时。这可是他平生第一次最痛快的表达。 6月8日，也就是他到广州的第二天，就成了网站的员工。 三个月后，李勇觉得自己要发展，光懂技术不行，必须学会经营。于是辞去了网站的工作，经朋友杜鹃介绍，到浙江杭州的“天堂硅谷”，给企业作网络宣传，这天刚好是2001年的10月1日。 在以后的近一年时间里，他辗转浙江的杭州、湖州、温州，他经真的不掉线吗？、？历过失败、无奈；也尝到了成功的喜悦，成为公司的销售经理，也达到了自己设定的月收入2000元的第二个目标，正当他已成为公司炙手可热的焦点人物时，李勇又作出了令人意想

28、不到的抉择。（2）一个人要成功，必须要有好的工具，就像赛马一定要有好马一样 不是所有的行业都有适合自己的发展空间。行业有否选对，影响着人的一生，有句俗语：男怕选错行，女怕嫁错郎。 这个时候，有两个成功的人物占据他的心灵空间。一个是阿里巴巴网站的创立者马云，另一个是“疯狂英语”的创始人李阳。从他们身上，他看到了，要成功必须要有自己独特的工具，就像赛马必须要有好马一样。 2002年7月29日，一个偶然的机会，他从网上看到“上海正在开办疯狂英语集训营，营期10天，学费3980元。”这是条一般人看到都会摇头的广告，且不说10天时间学好英语近乎神话，近四千的学费也实在太贵了。可他马上来了精神，打电话要求

29、预留名额。8月1日,揣上借来的2000元钱，向公司请假，赴上海去学英语。 到那儿一看，才知道同事们的劝说确实不差，同班的有博士生、研究生、大学生，而他只有初中的英语水平，加上乡下的英语教学连读音都带有方言音，何况七八年时间荒废了，他的英语基础近乎零。这是需要勇气的时刻，这是挑战自我的机遇。真的不掉线吗？、？ 他认定自己的敌人并非陌生的语言，并非那比他水平高得多的同学，而是自己，自己见人脸红的个性，自己老是不敢大声发音的嘴巴。于是，他主动要求当班长，目的是给自己更大的压力，不怕出洋相，不怕被人瞧不起，只要能锻炼自己的胆子和勇气。 李阳的英语学习法之所以被称为“疯狂英语”，他要学习者无论何时何地，

30、必须像面对旷野般地大声朗读、大声喊叫，克服胆怯怕羞的心理，培养勇气，培养随时随地的语境。 集训营规定：早上7点集合，晚上9点休息，每天学习时间保证12小时。李勇给自己立下规矩；每天早起一小时，晚睡一小时，必须保证比人家多学两个小时。第一天跟着老师喊英语，他就把嗓子喊哑了。腮帮子肌肉僵硬了，他努力张开嘴，把拳头塞到嘴里去，逼着自己张大嘴巴集训营里，这个班长的英语基础差，出了名。这个小个子学英语的卖命劲，也出了名。 10天下来，尽管他没学会几个单词和几句对话，可他学到了两个法宝：一是熟练掌握了整套音标的发音；二是学会了不管何时何地都不怕出丑不怕丢人地大声说英语的勇气。换句话说，学英语学到了厚脸皮，

31、克服了自卑胆怯的毛病，这对于他无疑是最大的收获。 集训结束，回到杭州，每天繁杂的业务，每天不停地奔波，他实在难以静心学英语。思考再三，一张辞职报告交到了老总手里，理由很简单：只为学英语。把老总惊得眼珠子都要瞪出来：这可是每月有真的不掉线吗？、？三四千收入的销售经理的职位啊！ 没了工作没了收入，他借居在同事韩波的宿舍里, 做寓公。他决定苦攻两个月，学会1000句英语对话。 清晨，天还未亮，他就拎着两大瓶水、带上面包和玉米棒来到钱塘江边。面对广阔的天宇，面对涛涛钱江潮，面对曙光和晚霞，手舞足蹈大声喊叫着异国的语言。饿了，啃个干面包，困了，躺在江堤上，依然念念有词。此时，正值农历八月，钱塘江边观潮的

32、人络绎不绝，人们远远地观望他，犹如面对一个怪物。 一次韩波来江边看望他，见他十分投入地对着潮水喊：“I am the greatest, I will be successful（我是最棒的，我一定会成功的）”。不忍心去打扰他，就对江堤上正领着小孙子散步的一位老阿婆说：“阿婆，你看看我这位朋友，他学得多刻苦，他一定会成为不一般的人。”老阿婆回答：“他呀？每天在那儿疯疯癫癫的，一定脑子不正常，你怎么不给他去看看医生？” 晚上11点，李勇拖着疲惫的身躯回来，赶紧让韩波测试他一天的成果，他给韩波定了规矩，自己要是说不上来，就罚做俯卧撑，或让韩波用皮带抽他。 两个月下来，李勇学会了1000多句英语口语了。（3