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1、高二年级英语期中试卷本试卷分第一卷（选择题）和第二卷（非选择题）两部分.共15。分，考试用时120分钟.第一卷三部分，共85分）第一部分：英语知iR运用（共三节，满分40分）第一节 语音如织.（共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分）从A、B、C、D中找出其划战部分与所始单词的划线部分读音相同的选项.1. languageA. recommendB. controlC. strangeD. twinkle2. atomA. freedomB. solidC. soilD. chorus3. thusA. threeB. thinkC. thereDyou也4. trendA. systemB. nec

2、essityC. remainD.ensure5. absorbA resou mind if I record your lecture? 一. Go ahead.A. Never mind B. No wayC. Not at all D. No. youd better notIt was not until they reached (he river they found the bridge had been washed away.A. wtienB. whileC. thatD. whichthe present unemployment continue, the socie

3、ty would face a more troublesome situation.A. WouldB Should C MightI) CouldIf you go by train, you can have quite a comfortable journey, but make sureyou Ret faJ one.A. the: the B.不填：a C. the: a D.不填;不填Her brother be at home now, because he was seen playingbasketball just now.A. mustnt H. neednt C.

4、cantD. shouldntWe shHil奴 race.A. in store B. In shopC. in savings D. storingIX The advantage human beings have tothe sun is worth discussing.A. take of B. go off C. break of D. set offSony company hasall the digital cameras with some problems in China.A. called for B. called in C. called up D. calle

5、d uponHe is Io burs! into aiKer if he K dix(urted while working.A. likelyB. possible C. probable I), friendlyWc agreed to accept they thought was the best professor in the college.A. whateverB. mhomeverC. whicheverD. whoever more time, they will be able to think out h solution.A. Give B. If given C.

6、 When。讨睢 D. Having given.17. There are 75 students in our class, with their ages.A. range from 14 to 18B. ranging between 14 and 18C. ranged from 14 to 18D. ranging both 14 and 18The) demanded that all the books to the school libran by Friday.A. return B. should return C. be returned D. would be ret

7、urned a reply, we decided not to wait any longer.A. Not receiving B. Receiving not C. Not having received I). Having not receivedWhat she said to the police about her experiencequite true after they lookedinto the case.A. turned onB. turned off C. turned intoI), turned out第三节：完形填空(共20小题,每小题1分，满分20分)

8、My sister and 1 gres up in a little village in England. Our fathtr was aVruRXHn*21_hut I silwsiys knew he was22, He never crhidzed hut used23to briiK out die.* I24 as a child I said something25aboutsomebody, and father said. * 26_tinie you 网 something unpkasant aboutsomcbod、ckc. its a reflection of

9、you.* He explained (hat If I looked for the best _27_ people, I would the best28. From then on Vve a Iwais tried ro29 thatprinciple in my life and later in running my company.Dads also always be?n very30 一 At 15.1 started a nugazlne. It uaH31-. areat deal of time, and the headniaMer of my school 网ad

10、 tried to sway me from my decision.53an kmk1father Mould. When he realized I had made up n)y mind, he saidRichard, when 1 was 23, my dad34_ me to go into law. And l*ve35regretted it. I uanted to be a biologist.36_ 1 didnt purse my37_. You knou Mhat you “ant. Go and fulfill it.*AsA8turned out. my lit

11、tk publication went on to become Student, a national39_ for young people In Che U.K. My wife and I have two children, and Id like to think we are bringing them up in the same way Dad 40_ me.21. A. biologistB. managerC lawyerD gardener22. A. strictB. honestC. specialD. learned23. A. praiseB.courageC.

12、 powerD warmth24. A. thinkB. imagineC. rememberD. guess25. A. unnecessaryB. unkindC. unimportantD unusual26. A. AnotherB. SomeC. AnyD. Other27. A. onB. inC. atI), about28. A. in casteB. by turnsC. by chanceI), in return29. A. reviseB. setC. reviewD. follow30. A. understanding B. experkiwedC. serious

13、!). demanding31. A. taking upB. making upC. picking upD keeping up32. A. suxestionB. decisionC. notice!). choice33. A. andB. asC. even if1). as if34. A. helpedB. allowedC. persuaded1). suggested3S. A.B. neverC. seldom!). aliiMMit36. A. ratherB. butC.forI). therefore37. A. promiseB. taskC. beliefI).

14、dream38. A. thisB. heC. ItI), that39. A. newspaperB. magazineC. programD project40. A. clle(lB. comfortedC. remindedD. raised第二部分：阅读理解（共20小出：每小题2分，满分40分） AIn the early part of iht twentieth century, racism (种族主义)was widespread In the United States. Many African.Americans were not given equal rights

15、in education or cmploynKnt. Mariun Andcruml 1897-1993) was an African- American woman Mho gained Fame as a concert Mnjcr in this dimulc of nicism. She wax born in Philadelphia and xunx in church choirs during her chillhMKl. When she 叫)plied for udmivUcin to a local mu%k school in 1917, she wu% turnc

16、l down becaiiM? she Mas black. L nahle l attend musk school, she tn?*猛n her career as u singer for church gatherings. In 1929, she sent to Eun|c to study voice and spent several years perfonning there. Htr voice was width praised throughout Europe. Then she returned to (heUS in 1935 and became a top

17、 concert singer afler performing al the Town Hall in New York City.Racism auain tfTcctvd .nderson hi 1939. When it Mas arranged for tier to 7nx at Constitution Hall in Washington. D.C. the daughters of the American Revolution oppoM?d it becauM； of her color. She sang instead at the Uncoln Memorial f

18、or over 75.000 people. In 1955. Andenton became the first black 初kU”独唱者)to %in* with the Metropolitan Opera of New York City. Ttw famous conductor Toscanini praised htr voice as “heard only once in a hundred years*. She was a LS deieKate() to (he United Nations in 1958 aid won the UN peace prize in

19、1977. Anderson e*entualh triumphedi获得胜利) over racism.41. According to this passage, what did Marian do between 1917 and 1929?A. She studkd at a music school.B. She sang for religious activities.C. She sang at Town Hall in New York.D. She studied voice in Europe.42. Toscanini thought that Marian Ande

20、rson.A. hiid a very rare voiceK. sung ocaiMoniilly in publicC. Min* only cxwe in manyI). 3as M?ldom heard by people.Xndersons beautiful *oice 3as first recognized .A. at the Lincoln MemorialB. in Washington DCC. in EuropeD. at the United NationsThis (NisMigc shoMs thjit Anderson finally dcraitvd nic

21、tsm in the US by.A. protcMing to the 火，crnmcntB. appeiilinj* to Ihe Unilccl NationsC. demonstrating in the streetsC. demonstrating in the streetsI), sorkin* hard to perfect her artThe Memory Kee|erFor some kids, n. the Memory Project is giving orphans a lasting document of their youth.Over (he last

22、(mo years the Memory Project has provided hand*pain(cd portraits to more than 4,(MKI children living in orphanages in poor countries. Ikn Schumaker, 24. got the idea when he was vhiting an orphanage in Guatcmah, in Central Avnvricu. But hes not creating the poiiruits alone. Students in hundreds of h

23、igh schl art chrescs across the U.S. paint them uxinj phMn sent fnm the(rphanuKes-Schuinaker belie，ex tht the artists lttcnt fnun the project as much as the orphans . “There arc ut partfnUHow can the orplian* in Guatemala get a continuing record of their youth?A. By hand-painted portraits that Ben S

24、chumaker painted.B. By the photos the orphanage taken for (hem.C. By the photos taken by the US students in high schooh.D By the Memory Project started by Ben Schumaker.43. Which Matcmenl ts true ucconliiiK t Ihc 联？A Memory Project has prvided hand-puinted portraits (o more than 4JMM) children in ri

25、ch countries.B. Students In hundreds of high schl art classes across the U.S. started the Memory Project.C. The hand*painted portraits were painted according to the photos from the orphanages.D. The hand*painted portraits werc painted according to the TV ne3s from orphanages in Guatemala.44. What do

26、cs the third paragraph mainly tell us?A. The $pcciul gifts that the worlds pwr children received.B. Fhv benefits that the Memory Project brin於C. The neel of the US Mrh(Kts.I). Hom to help the urphajisAccortling to tlw paKxaKe. Schumaker hel|% the kids in.A. tso countries B. three countries C. fcnir

27、countries D. five countriesCEverybody Is happy as hk pay rises. Yet pleasure at your own can disappear if) learn that a fellow worker has been given a bigger one. Indeed, if he is knoMn as being lazy, you might even be quite angn. Such behavior is regarded as “all too human*, with the underlying bel

28、ief that other animals would not be able to have this finely do eloped sense of sadness. But a study by Sarah Brosnan of Emory University in Atlanta. Georgia, which has just been published in Nature, suggwls that il is all too monkey, as well.The researchers studied the bch4iviors of Mmc kind of knu

29、ilc brown monkeys. Ttwy lk smurt. I hcy arc goodnatured, coo|Krative emitures and they sharv their fwM hiippiK. Above alk like femuk human beings Ihey lend to pa) much clovr atlention to the value of and nervicM* (han maleSuch characteristics make them perfect subjects for Doctor Broniiaif study. Th

30、e rtstarchtr% -pent Iwo yciin teaching Ihdr monkeys to exc hanjtt tukeivi(奖券 I for food. Normiilly, the monkeys Mere happy enough to exchan pieces of rock for pkces of cucumber. However, when two monkeys were placed in separate and connected rooms, so that each other could observe what the other k g

31、etting in return for its rock, they became quite different.In the Mrld T num key k.arc excellent &(wid、(and much preferable to ciicumberxLSo when(iw monkey 1*as handed a -rape in excliane for her token, liie second s稣 not Hilling to hand hers over for a mere piece of cucumber. And if one received a

32、without having to provide her token in exchange at all. the other either shook her osn token at the reM?archer. or refused to accept the cucumber. Indeed, the mere presence of a grape in the other room (Mithout an actual monkey to eat it) was enough to bring about dissatisfaction in a female monkey.

33、The researches suggest that these monkeys, like humans, are guided by social wnses. In the Mild, they arc co-opcrativc and group-living. Such co-operation is likely to be firm only Mhcn each animal feds it is not being cheated. Feelings of anger when unrairiy treated, it seems, arc not the nuturc of

34、 hunuin beings alnc. RcTuxing a smaller reward completely makcs these frdinjs dear to other unimiils of the uroup. However, whether such a sense of rimr%s developed independently in menke*)、and human, or whether i( cumo frnn Ihe vommon rLs thul they had 35 million yearx ago.氏 as et, an ununsv* erect

35、 question.45. According to the paxMigc, which of the following Matvmcnts is TRUE?A. Only monkeys and humiins cun have the of raimess in the Morld.K. Wonwn will show morr diKxutisraiclion than men Mhcn unhiirh treated.C. In the wild, monkeys are never unhuppy to share Iheir OmmI sith each other.D Mon

36、ke) can exchan cucumbers for grapes, for grapes are more ttructive.46. The underlined statement *h is all too monkey* meaiu that A. monkeys are also angry with lazy fellowsB. feeling bitter at unfairness is also monkey s natureC. monkeys like humans, tend to be envious of each otherD. no animals oth

37、er than monkeys can develop such feelingsWhich of the following conclusions ts TRUE according ( the passage?A. Human beings feelings of anger wre developed from the monkeys.B. In the research, male monkeys ure less likely to exchange rood with other%.C. Cpenition between monkeys May firm before the

38、Eili/atiun of being ( halted.I. . Only m4nke) und humans tune the M;nse of fairnc% which dale back t 35 million years ago.47. What can we infer about (he inonke),s in Sarah Mudy?A. The monkeys can be trained to develop social senves.B. I hvy usually show thdr feeling openly ax hum41ns do.C. The mnnk

39、cyx may xhow their MtliKTiiction with ripuil (reitment.I). (Miration anion* the monkeys rrnuiiiis efTective in the wild.DA 17-year-old boy from the northeastern state of Massachusetts has Mon the top prize in the Intel Science Talent Starch. The competition is the oldest program in thv United States

40、 that honors the science projects of high school students. The Intel Science Taknt Search is 63 years old this year. The winners receive u new computer and mup well-knov*n MrkntiMx judged them n their research abilities, critical thinking skilk and creativity. The jud also questioned the students ab

41、out scientific problems before deciding on the winners.The top winner is Herbert Mason Hedberg. He received 100,000 dollars for hk college education. He developed a faster, inore effective method to tell if a person has cancer. He explored a way to separate telomerase, an enzyme!f(und in most cancer

42、 cells. His findings have helped advance research into ways of stopping cancer cells from growing. Herbert said he started the project after watching his grandmother st niggle against cancer. The second place sinner is 17-ycar-old Boris .Alexeev. He received 75,000-dollar schohirship. His research in computer science could be used in the stu