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1、高 二 下 学 期 期 中 英 语 试 卷 第 二 部 分 英 语 知 识 运 用（共 两 节，满 分 45分）第 一 节 完 形 填 空（共 20小 题：每 小 题 1分，满 分 20分）阅 读 下 面 短 文，从 短 文 后 各 题 所 给 的 四 个 选 项（A、B、C、D）中，选 出 可 以 填 入 空 白 处 的 最 佳 选 项，并 在 答 题 卡 上 将 该 项 涂 黑。All of my four grown children returned home visiting me this weekend,so we decided to go out for lunch.Thec

2、entre of our 21 was my two-year-old granddaughter.She had never had pancakes before so we were 22about her trying them.We 23 tried to make our family meals special,so this time we decided to 24 every kind ofpancake they had and required that they be 25 on one big family-style plate!We each took 26 t

3、opick up food and also gave it to the baby.There was a lovely 27 at the table and lots of smiles.AsI was looking around the table,enjoying this wonderful 28,a gentleman nearby 29 my eyes.He was eating his lunch alone quietly in the corner.He 30 looked over and smiled at mygranddaughter.Suddenly,I ha

4、d a great 31 I took out a smile card that I always 32 with me and gaveit to the waitress.I 33 to her that I wanted to pay that man,s bill anonymously（匿 名 地）and _34her to give him the smile card.Our 35 was still going on after the gentleman had left.The waitress came over and told us thatthe man had

5、36 the smile card on and paid for another table 37 he left.How great!It didn,t endthere,38,the waitress then came back later and told us that the second table had then 39 someoneelse and passed the smile card on too!What was really 40 was that by the time we left,half the roomhad ended up paying for

6、 a different table!21.A.reaction B.enjoyment C.performance D.attention22.A.worried B.excited C.puzzled D.concerned23.A.almost B.even C.always D.never24.A.order B.make C.take D.place25.A.eaten B.presented C.given D.served26.A.charge B.chances C.turns D.action27.A.girl B.environment C.figure D.plate28

7、.A.scene B.activity C.game D.manner29.A.blinded B.covered C.removed D.caught30.A.immediately B.intentionally C.frequently D.occasionally31.A.goal B.idea C.wish D.gift32.A.hid B.saved C.made D.carried33.A.explained B.admitted C.mentioned D.announced34.A.forced B.advised C.asked D.urged35.A.meeting B.

8、meal C.smile D.plan36.A.collected B.carried C.taken D.passed37.A.be fore B.since C.after D.until38.A.anyhow B.therefore C.however D.otherwise39.A.got around B.paid for C.cared about D.looked out40.A.amazing B.frightening C.satisfying D.annoying第 二 节 语 法 填 空（共 10小 题；每 题 L 5 分，满 分 15分）阅 读 下 面 材 料，在 空

9、白 处 填 入 适 当 的 内 容（不 多 于 3 个 单 词）或 括 号 内 单 词 的 正 确 形 式，并 写 在 答 题 卡 上。Two little children were sitting by the fire one cold winter s night.Suddenly,they heard a knockat the door.Who can it be?”they wondered.One ran 41（curious）to open it.There,outside inthe cold and the darkness,stood a child 42 no sho

10、es on his feet and dressed in old thin garments.He was trembling with cold,43 he asked if he was allowed to come in and warm himself.“Yes,come,99 cried both the children.They drew the little stranger to their warm seat,44（share）their supper with him,and gave him their bed,and they slept on a hard be

11、nch.On the night,they 45（awake）by sweet music,46 was played by a band of children in shininggarments.Suddenly the stranger child stood in front of 47:no longer cold and ragged,but dressedin silvery light.He said,“I am the Christ Child,48（wander）through the world to bring peace and4 9（happy）to good c

12、hildren as you.As you have helped me so much,this tree will give rich fruit toyou every year.When he was saying that,he broke 50 branch from the tree that grew near the door,planted itin the ground and disappeared.But the branch grew into a great tree,and every year it bore wonderfulgolden fruit for

13、 the kind children.第 n 卷（共 两 节，满 分 25分）三、短 文 改 错（共 10小 题；每 小 题 I分，满 分 10分）文 章 中 有 10处 语 言 错 误，每 句 中 最 多 有 两 处。错 误 涉 及 一 个 单 词 的 增 加、删 除 或 修 改。增 加：在 缺 词 处 加 一 个 漏 字 符 号（八），并 在 其 下 面 写 出 该 加 的 词。删 除：把 多 余 的 词 用 斜 线（）划 掉。修 改：在 错 的 词 下 划 一 横 线，并 在 该 词 下 面 写 出 修 改 后 的 词。注 意：1.每 处 错 误 及 其 修 改 仅 限 一 词；2.只

14、允 许 修 改 10处，多 者（从 第 11处 起）不 计 分。Today is Sunday.The sky is full of sunshine,so does my life.At about 9:00 a.m.,I go to the bookstorewith my friends.There was a lot of new books.I didn,t know what one to buy because these books wereall useful to me.At 10:00,we went to cinema.The film was called The E

15、arthquake of Tangshan but somepeople were waiting outside the booking office.It took us about two hours to see it.Having been seenthe film,everyone was deeply moving.Some of my friends even burst into tear.That s a really wonderfulfilm.It is very worth seeing.What a happy day!I hope tomorrow I will

16、be even happier.四、书 面 表 达（满 分 15分）假 如 你 是 李 华，对 今 年 一 月 出 现 的 严 重 雾 霾 记 忆 犹 新，认 为 绿 色 生 活 方 式 对 于 改 善 空 气 质 量 十 分 有 益。请 根 据 下 列 要 点 写 一 篇 短 文，向 校 刊“英 语 角”栏 目 投 稿。简 述 雾 霾 情 况 倡 导 绿 色 生 活 持 续 三 周 左 右 影 响 全 国 多 地 造 成 极 大 污 染 乘 坐 公 交 出 行 节 约 水 电 纸 张 注 意：1、可 以 适 当 发 挥，以 使 行 文 连 贯；2、标 题 开 头 已 给，不 计 入 总 词

17、数；3、词 数 100左 右。雾 smogGreener Life Cleaner AirIt is not easy to forget the heavy smog that occurred last January.英 语 答 案 三.完 形 填 空 21-25 DBCAD 26-30 CBADC 31-35 BDACB 36-40 DACBA四.语 法 填 空 41.curiously 42.with 43.so/and 44.shared 45.were awoken 46.which 47.them48.wandering 49.happiness 50.a五.短 文 改 错：T

18、oday is Sunday.The sky is full of sunshine,so does my life.At about 9:00 am,I go tois wenta bookstore with my friends.There was a lot of new books.I didn t know what one to buywere whichbecause these books were all useful to me.At 10:00,we went to/cinema.The film was calledtheThe Earthquake of Tangs

19、han but some people were waiting outside the booking office.It tookandus about two hours to see it.Having been seen the film,everyone was deeply moving.Some去 掉 movedof my friends even burst into tear.That s a really wonderful film.It is very worth seeing.tears wellWhat a happy day!I hope tomorrow I

20、will be even happier!高 二 下 学 期 期 中 英 语 试 卷 第 二 部 分 阅 读 理 解（共 两 节，满 分 40分）第 一 节（共 15小 题；每 小 题 2 分，满 分 30分）阅 读 下 列 短 文，从 每 小 题 所 给 的 四 个 选 项（A、B、C、D）中 选 出 最 佳 选 项 A令 The Time TravelerA dreamer crazy about traveling through time,builds himself a time machine and,much to his surprise,travels over 800,00

21、0 years into the future.He lands in the year 802701:the world has been transformedby a society which appears to be living in harmony and happiness,but as the Traveler stays in thefuture he discovers a hidden cruel and evil underground organization.。The Three-Body ProblemSet in Chinas Cultural Revolu

22、tion,a secret military project sends signals into space to makecontact with aliens.An alien civilization on the brink of destruction receives the signal and plansto attack the Earth.Meanwhile,on Earth,different camps start to form,planning to either welcomethem and help them take over the world,or t

23、o fight against them.令 The Graveyard（墓 地）BookBod is an unusual boy who lives in an unusual place-hes the only living resident of a graveyard.Raised by the ghosts,werewolves,and other graveyard creatures,Bod has learned many ghostlythings-such as the ability to fade so ordinary people cannot see him.

24、Can a boy raised by ghostsface the wonders and terrors of the worlds of both the living and the dead?令 The GiverIt is the future.Its a perfect world,where everything looks right.But ugly truths lie belowthe surface!Jonas,a sensitive twe 1 ve-year-o 1 d boy,had never thought there was anything wrong

25、withhis Community,until one day.From the moment Jonas is selected as the Receiver of Memory at The Ceremony,his life is never the same.Jonas discovers that The Community is not as perfect as it seems.21.What readers will The Three-Body Problem be recommended to?A.Reader interested in Chinese history

26、 B.Readers believing in ghostsC.Readers into civilization of outer space D.Readers fond of time travel22.Which books tell of dark secrets under the peacefulness?A.The Three-body Problem and The Time TravelerB.The Time Traveler and The GiverC.The Graveyard Book and The Three-body ProblemD.The Giver a

27、nd The Graveyard Book23.What type of literature are these books?A.Fantasy B.Travel log C.Documentary D.HistoryBYo-Yo Ma was born in Paris on October 7,1955,to Chinese parents and had a musical upbringing.His mother,Marina Lu,was a singer and his father,Hiao-Tsiun Ma,was a violinist and professor ofm

28、usic at Nanjing National Central University.The family moved to New York when Ma was seven yearsold.At a young age,Ma began studying violin and piano and finally settling on the cello（大 提 琴）in1960 at age four.The genius began performing before audiences at age five and performed for PresidentsDwight

29、 D.Eisenhower and John F.Kennedy when he was seven.At age eight,he appeared on Americantelevision with his sister in a concert conducted by Leonard Bernstein.He attended Trinity Schoolin New York but transferred to the Professional Childrens School,from which he graduated at age15.He then appeared a

30、s a soloist with the Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra playing TchaikovskysVariations.Ma studied at the Juilliard School of Music at age 19 and attended Columbia University but droppedout.He was later admitted to Harvard College.Before entering Harvard,Ma played in the MarlboroFestival Orchestra under the

31、 direction of cellist and conductor Pablo Casals.He steadily gainedfame and performed with many of the worlds major orchestras.He received his bachelors degree fromHarvard in 1976.In 1991,he received an honorary doctorate from Harvard.Ma has a group called Silk Road Ensemble（合 奏 团），following the fam

32、ous trade route which severalhundred years ago was used for trade,all the way across Europe and Asia to China.His goal was tobring together musicians from diverse countries all of which are historically linked via the SilkRoad.With over 90 albums,18 of which are Grammy Award winners,Ma has also been

33、 praised as a man ofunquestionable character.He really stands out for his humble spirit,modest manner,andhumanitarianism.24.Whats the right order of these events?Ma made his first show on TV.Ma graduated from the Juilliard School.Mas family settled down in New York.Ma was awarded an honorary degree

34、from Harvard.Ma started playing solo with an orchestra.A.B.C.D.25.Why does Ma form Silk Road Ensemble?A.To revive the trade along the Silk Road.B.To unite musicians from various backgrounds.C.To raise money for the Silk Roads repair work.D.To make the Silk Road known to the world.26.What would the a

35、uthor introduce in the paragraph that follows?A.Stories showing Mas good personal qualities.B.People,s comments on Mas performances.C.The albums which brought him Grammy Awards.D.Mas next goal in his musical career.27.Whats the main idea of this passage?A.The hard training Ma received.B.Mas contribu

36、tions to music.C.Mas life in music.D.Mas classical musical work.CSome people go home for the holidays hoping just to survive,burying their attention in their phonesor football to avoid conflict with relatives.Yet research now suggests that is the wrong idea.Familytraditions-of any form-can save a ho

37、liday,making it well worth the effort of getting everyone inthe same room.In a series of studies to be published in the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research,hundreds of online subjects described traditions they performed with their families during Christmas,New Year s Day and Easter,from

38、 tree decoration to egg hunts.Those who said they performed collectivetraditions,compared with those who said they did not,felt closer to their families,which made theholidays more interesting,which in turn made them more enjoyable.Most surprising,the types ofactivities they described-family dinners

39、 with special foods,religious ceremonies,watching the balldrop in Times Square-did not have a direct bearing on enjoyment.But the number of them did.Apparentlyhaving family traditions makes the holidays better and the more the merrier.The study could measure only correlations（关 联）between subjects re

40、sponses,leaving causalityuncertain-Do traditions increase holiday pleasure,or do people who already enjoy the holidayschoose to perform more traditions?Yet enjoyment ratings were higher after people describe traditions,suggesting that simply thinking about them can add a feeling of warmness to ones

41、experience.Whatever the tradition is,and however small it may seem,it helps people to really get closerto one another,“says Ovul Sezer,a researcher at Harvard Business School and the papers primaryauthor.With some traditions we dont even know why we do them,but they still work,“she says.It could be

42、that traditions offer“small,nonobvious ways to get people to share an experiencewithout feeling awkward or forced,suggests Kathleen Vohs,a psychologist at the University ofMinnesota and one of Sezers co-authors.28.About the family collective activities,what really matters?A.The number of them.B.The

43、form of themC.The place where they take place D.The time that they last29.The underlined word“causality“in paragraph 3 refers to the relationship between.A.cause and effect B.opinion and factC.whole and part D.example and conclusion30.Why can family traditions bring people closer according to Kathle

44、en Vohs?A.Because they offer chances for people to get together.B.Because people know the meaning of each tradition.C.Because they work in small and not obvious ways.D.Because people can do things31.Whats the best title for thisA.Family traditions are on theC.Put your smart phone down.together feeli

45、ng relaxed.passage?rise.B.Family traditions increase happiness.D.Family is where happiness lies.DBrain activity may continue for more than 10 minutes after the body appears to have died,accordingto a new study.Researchers had previously thought that brain activity ends before or shortly after the he

46、art stopsbeating.But a team of doctors affiliated with the University of Western Ontario in Canada hasdocumented a case in which a patient continued to experience brain wave activity for about 10 minutesafter he had been announced clinically dead（or brain dead）.The unusual circumstance came about as

47、 the team in Canada was conducting routine research regardingthe process of death in humans.As four terminal patients were removed from life support,their vitalsigns（生 命 体 征）were monitored for a length of time.Three of the patients stopped sending brain signalsalmost immediately after their hearts s

48、topped,but the fourth instead began producing signals thatare normally seen in a person that is in a very deep sleep-delta waves-and continued to do sofor 10 minutes and 38 seconds.In the case,doctors confirmed their patient was dead through a range of the normal observations,including the absence o

49、f a pulse（脉 搏）and unreactive pupils（瞳 孔）.They also conducted a series oftests to make sure all of the equipment was working fine.After finding no problems,they reportedthat they had no explanation for what they had observed.Scientists not involved with the research are cautious to draw any sort of c

50、onclusions since thephenomenon only occurred in one of four test patients.What happens to the body and mind after death remains almost entirely mysterious to scientists.Two other studies last year,for instance,showed that genes appeared to continue functioning-andeven function more energetically-in