上海市静安区2020-2021学年高一下学期期末考试英语试题Word版无答案.docx

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1、上海市静安区2020-2021学年高一下学期期末考试英语试题IL Grammar and VocabularySection ADirections: Fill in the blanks to make each sentence coherent. For the blanks with a given word, All in each blank with the proper form of the given word. For the other blanks, All in each blanks with one proper word. Make sure that you

2、r answers are grammatically correct.1. Jack hurried home,（leave） the hat lying on the couch.（所给词的适当形式填空）2. （free） from the boring house chore, the housewife finally had an afternoon to herself.（所给词的适 当形式填空）3. Such spoiled kids you described are rarely seen today.（用适当的词填空）4. Only those never hesitate

3、 to try new things are likely to make new discoveries in research.（用适当的词填空）5. Mr. Johnson has reached the stagehe can make all the decisions by himself.（用适当的词填空）6. He never respects his girlfriend. Thats why she is now considering（break） up with him.（所给词 的适当形式填空）7. Hearing the strange sound, I hurri

4、ed downstairs, only（find） the front door open.（所给词的适当形式 填空）8. The society should take measures to care for the old living situations directly reflect the civilizationlevel of the society.（用适当的词填空）9. It is an amazing occasion our family will remember for many years to come. （用适当的词填空）10. （face） with h

5、eavy financial burden, he is thinking of moving to an area with low living expenses. （所给词的适当形式填空）Section BDirections: Fill in the blank to make the following passage coherent. For the blanks with a given word, fill in each blank with the proper form of the given word. For the other blanks, fill in e

6、ach blank with one proper word. Make sure that your answers are grammatically correct.Sanlitun is an area of Beijing popular for outings. Yet its recent attraction was unique. A concert 11 features music pieces by famous composers has taken place there.The concert also opened this years China Youth

7、Music Competition-Hummingbird Music Award. The61 .需要收集更多的关于那所大学的信息。（need）（汉译英）62 .治疗疾病是医院的最重要的职能。（hospital）（汉译英）63 .新的智能门锁正在展厅里展示。（new）（汉译英）64 .他选择不继续学业，令父母很失望。（which）（汉译英）competition 12 (base) on the German Music Councils music competition for young performers in Germany. Winners of the two competi

8、tions are offered the opportunity 13 (perform).Zhang, organizer of the concert, met Benedikt Holtbernd, the artistic manager of the German Music Council in 2014. Since then the event 14 (serve) as an important cultural bridge between young people of China and Germany.In Sanlitun the young musicians

9、show their musical talent and the beauty of chamber music. Because they do it at close range, they 15 receive immediate response from the audience.One of the performers is Jiang, who is studying at the middle school of the Central Conservatory of Music.16 he first took part in the competition in 201

10、6, he performed with another performer. 17 was a rare chance for him to play with another person 18shared the joy of music with him.“It was an eye-opening experience because I got to know a total foreign musical instrument and as a team we won first prize.”He is now keen 19 playing chamber music and

11、 he is prepared to study conducting, which will allow him to become 20 (skillful) in playing other musical instruments.Section CDirections: Complete the following passage by using the words in the box. Each word can only be used once. Note that there is one word more than you need.A. control B. annu

12、al C. step D. share E. doubled F. shyG. abroad H. hit I. freely J. satisfy K. differentDuty-free shopping in China is encouraging consumer spending and industry players are not 21 when forecasting more growth in the future.Brands from home and 22 are gathering to introduce new products for travel re

13、tailers during the China International Consumer Products Expo in Haikou, where zero import taxes and shorter negative lists are promoting business growth.“The event and policies to drive offshore duty-free shopping further show Chinas determination of opening wider to the outside world to 23 develop

14、ment opportunities/9 said a Japanese businessman.The construction of the Hainan Free Trade Port represents a big 24 of China to further advance opening-up, according to another foreign businessman.“It offers a fantastic opportunity to 25 consumers9 needs fbr quality products and we, as a company, ar

15、e able to communicate with them 26 J said Megarbane, whose company has shown several Hainan only duty-free packages under multiple brands.Last year, China raised the 27 cap on zero import duty to 100,000 yuan ($15,548) for each traveler departing from the tropical island. This policy has encouraged

16、travelers from Hainan to spend more when they travel.Duty-free spending 28 in Hainan last year. In the first quarter of this year, duty-free sales in Hainan 2915 billion yuan, and an upward trend is expected to extend into the year and beyond.“We believe customers want 30 experiences, to see more hi

17、gh-end fashion brands and explore excellent customer service, so its about mixed factors,a senior manager said, adding that DFS is looking to build four new duty-free stores in Hainan within the next three to five year.IIL Reading ComprehensionsSection ADirections: For each blank in the following pa

18、ssage, there are four words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the context.NANNING - Every Monday morning in Mentun village, locals gather in their rural library to share books and they are often 31 by book lovers from nearby villages. The tenn

19、is court-sized library is now the place many locals 32 in the village.The villages library was previously a small office, where about 3,000 books were 33、according tovillage official Tao Hanshan.There wasnt enough room in the library for visitors to read or 34 books, and villagers didnt want to come

20、, says Tao.The village was once stuck in 35, and most villagers were trying to make a living back then. They36 had any interest in reading, according to Tao.The village had no extra 37 for the library project, he recalls, adding that, at the time, some of the librarys books were also outdated.As Chi

21、nese authorities urged efforts to provide better services and facilities in 38 libraries, these improved libraries have seen 39 numbers of visitors in recent years.In April last year, a local bookstore donated 30,000 new books and supporting facilities to the library in Mentun village, which allowed

22、 the library to be significantly 40.Ruan Wencheng, a villager in his 50s, has since become a regular library visitor.Last year, my family tried to raise silkworms, but we 41 due to a lack of silkworm knowledge,n says Ruan. Experts are not always in the village, so I now often come to the library to

23、read and borrow books relatedto silkworm 42, I have learned a lot.”Tao says that the library now continuously adjusts its books according to the needs of villagers, and it is gaining 43. More and more people are coming.To make libraries in the countryside more attractive, authorities have taken vari

24、ous measures in villages across the country. Take the library of the Nanzhan residential community in the Sanjiang Dong autonomous county of Guangxi as 44, All residents were relocated from poor and remote areas of the county, so morebooks for younger readers have been included in the libraryfs coll

25、ection.The past few years have also witnessed the 45 of digitized rural libraries. Provincial and regional authorities across the country have been promoting digital reading in rural areas, using TV sets, mobile applications and online libraries.“Many books are now available in digital libraries and

26、 I can read them on my TV,“ says Ruan. nMy life has been enriched.n31 A. joinedB. interviewedC. botheredD. criticised32. A. donateB. repairC. frequentD. follow33.A. usedB. availableC. borrowedD. deserted34. A. shareB. produceC. removeD. purchase35. A. povertyB. constructionC. travelD. quarrel36. A.

27、carefullyB. freelyC. barelyD. thoughtfully37. A. freedomB. moneyC. peaceD. protection38. A. ruralB. privateC. metropolitanD. primary39. A. unknownB. increasingC. possibleD. imaginary40. A. upgradedB. overloadedC. absorbedD. transferred41. A. foughtB.fledC. failedD. emptied42. A. breedingB. cycleC. s

28、ecretsD.exchange43. A. popularityB. profitC. balanceD. choices44 A. the modelB. the evolutionC. beforeD. an example45. A. breakB. banC. symbolD. boomSection BDirections: Read the following two passage. Each passage is followed by several questions or unHnished statements. For each of them there are

29、four choices marked A, B, C and D. Choosethe one that fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read.AMary kept tossing and turning in her sleeping bag. It was late in the night. She had been a school counsellor in the summer camp for a year now. She took care of youn

30、g children who were as young as seven. That night, she was having a bad dream. In it, she was running desperately towards a river. She kept shouting, Fire!”Mary was awake. She realized that she had been shouting in her sleep. Suddenly, she smelled smoke. Then she saw shadows dancing against the wall

31、s of the tent. Mary jumped up and hurried to the opening in the tent. A tree was on fire! Fanned by the wind, the fire leaped up hungrily to devoureverything in its path. It was going to spread to the tents very soon.Time was of essence so Mary pulled the four children instantly out of their sleepin

32、g bags. Fire! Fire!, She yelled, as loudly as she could. Wake up! Get up!” After that, Mary ran back to her tent and grabbed all the sleeping bags she could carry. By then, everyone had emerged from their tents. Their faces were etched with confusion. Mary took the youngest child by the hand. Knowin

33、g that the sleeping bags would be useful, Mary pulled them along. Everyone quickly but calmly followed her. They held on to each other, in solemn silence.After they ran to the river, Mary pulled the children into the water. Then she got into it herself. She dragged the sleeping bags in. She pushed t

34、hem under the water until they were soaked. Mary was not surprised that all the trees were on fire. It had been an extremely hot season and everything in the forest was dry. Soon, they saw many animals racing to the river. Deer, rabbits and squirrels splashed into it. By then, the fire roared. Mary

35、and other adults grabbed the wet sleeping bags and pulled them over the childrens heads.Everything around them was bright orange and the sleeping bags had to stay wet. They made a final effort to splash water over all the sleeping bags and hid under the water.The heat and smoke finally ended. Mary r

36、aised her head and looked around. To her relief, all the children had escaped unhurt. People all called out, You saved our lives. Mary suddenly thought of the dream she had.46. The underlined word devouris closest in meaning to.A. brightenB. destroyC. evaluateD. refuse47. Why did Mary cairy sleeping

37、 bags with her in the first place?A. Because some children were still in the bagsB. Because these sleeping bags were expensive.C. Because the bags could protect them against fire in the water.D Because bags could be used to put out the fire.48. According to Mary, why did the fire spread so quickly?A

38、. Because someone set the fire.B. Because there were no fire fighters.C. Because it was rather try.D. Because animals worsened the fire.Etiquette Matters Centre presents2-Day Confidence and Manners WorkshopAlways wanted to give yourself the cutting edge that sets you apart from your peers?Our 2-Day

39、Confidence and Manners Workshop will give you the much needed boost and empower you with the soft skills that will set you apart from your peers and serve you well into adulthood.This highly-respected, incredibly effective workshop is a hot favourite amongst parents and children. Through this worksh

40、op, our center aims to empower you with confidence in your interaction in various social situations.Highlight of the WorkshopDay 1:Building self-esteem through positive self-talk.Recognizing the importance of effective listening.Mastering the art of public speaking with confidence.Obstacle Course Co

41、nfidence Challenge.Day 2Manners in social media.Dining manners experience.Observing respectful decorum in social settings.Presentation of certificates of completion to participantsHURRY! SLOTS ARE LIMITEDDates: 12 December (Saturday) & 13 December (Sunday)Timing: 9 am to 6 pmAge of participants: 9 t

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43、on, please visit our website, call us or follow us on social media.49. The aim of the workshop is to.A. define the joy of learning.B. allow the participants to enjoy powerC. build social skills and self-esteem in participantsD. encourage participants to value friendship with peers50. Which one of th

44、e following activities would be useful in learning how to address a big audience on big occasions?A. Dining manners experience.B. Manners in social media.C. Mastering the art of public speaking with confidence.D. Recognizing the importance of effective listening.51. Which of the following is include

45、d for all participants attending the workshop?A. Course materialsB. A free bag.C. Tea and dinner.D. A discount for workshop.cJapanese bookseller Yoshiyuku Morioka has come up with a highly unusual concept for a bookstore 一 he sells one book at a time in a tiny shop located in Ginza Tokyos luxury sho

46、pping district. Even since he launchedthe store in May, he has stocked multiple copies of only one title per week.People might argue that ifs hardly a bookstore if you cant go in and browse through hundreds of volumes, but Morioka never intended to create a classic bookstore. It9s like a weekly sugg

47、ested reading, service you just go in and pick up the book chosen for the week, relieving yourself of the burden of choices instead of being overloaded with massive collections of topics, author names and book reviews while still at a loss what to pick.Before opening this bookstore in Ginza, I had b

48、een running another one in Kayabacho for 10 years,Morioka told The Guardian. There, I had around 200 books as stock, and used to organise several book launches per year. During such events, a lot of people visited the store for the sake of a single book. The idea emerged.The store itself is minimal, with concrete walls and ceiling barely covered in a thin coat of white paint.Moriokas concept has a distinct advantage making the store stand out as the