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新高二英语上学期期中试题6

新高二英语上学期期中试题（6）

第一题：

听力（30分）2018-10-21

第一节每段对话仅读一遍。

1.Wheredoesthemanwanttogo?

A.TheGardenHotel.B.TheCapitalCinema.C.TheCityTheatre.

2.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A.Themanshouldhavegiventheapplicationtoher.

B.ThemanshouldhavehandedtheapplicationinbeforeFridayevening.

C.Shewillhelpthemanwiththeapplicationsoon.

3.Whereisthewoman?

A.Inheroffice.B.Inbed.C.Inanapartment.

4.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.Teacher-Student.B.Doctor-Patient.C.Father-Daughter.

5.Whyisthemanmakingthephonecall?

A.Tobookaticket.B.Toseeapatient.C.Tomakeanappointment.

第二节每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6至8题。

6.HowmanychildrenarethereinTom’sfamily?

A.9B.8C.7

7.Whatdoestheman’smotherdo?

A.Shestaysathome.

B.Sheworksinabigsupermarket.C.Sherunsasmallfamilystore.

8.Whatdoesthemansayabouthisfather?

A.Hisfatherisataxidriver.

B.Hisfatherworkshardtosupportthefamily.

C.Hisfatherusuallyhelpshismother.

听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。

9.Whatdidthetwospeakersdoyesterdayafternoon?

A.Theywentonaride.

B.Theyhadafootballmatch.C.Theywatchedafootballmatch.

10.Whathappenedtothewomanyesterdayafternoon?

A.Shelostherbike.B.Shefelloffherbike.C.Shehurtherarms.

11.Whendidthematchbegin?

A.At3:

00pm.B.At2:

30pm.C.At3:

20pm.

听第8段材料，回答第12至14题。

12.Whatcanweknowaboutthefactoryowners?

A.Theyhaveneverkepttheirpromise.

B.Theyhavebeenfinedbythelocalgovernment.

C.They’vepromisedtodosomethingaboutthepollution.

B.Takeinthefinedustinthesmoke.C.Blowawaythefinedustinthesmoke.

14.Whatdothespeakersdo?

A.Students.B.Workers.C.Lawyers.

听第9段材料，回答第15至17题。

15.Whatwaswrongwiththewoman?

A.Herhandbagwasmissing.B.Shelostsomemoney.C.Shehadatrafficaccident.

16.Wheredidthewomangofirstthatday?

A.Tothepolicestation.B.Toarestaurant.C.Toheroffice.

17.Whatdidthemansuggestthewomandoimmediately?

A.Gotoheroffice.B.Gobacktohercaragain.C.Ringtherestaurantmanager.

听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。

18.Howmanysonsdidthefatherhave?

A.2B.3C.4

19.Whatwasthestrangething?

A.Therewasacamelleftafterthesonsgottheirshare.

B.Thesonsdidn’twantthecamels.C.Thefatherhadnofriend.

20.Howmanycamelsdidthefatherhave?

A.17B.18C.19

第二题：

阅读理解（40分）A

Bullets（子弹）toBandages:

LifeInsidetheIsraelDefenseForces

MarkTerris,M.D.

$34.99hardcover/$23.99softcover/$3.99e-book

ThebookexploresthedailylifeinsidetheIsraelDefenseForces.ThesearetruestoriesthatcenterontheexperiencesoffourIsraelisoldiersandprovidereaderswithapersonalviewoflifeintheIsraeliarmy,themeaningoffriendshipsandthesoldiers’

TheOneWhoShowstheWay:

EvolvingHumanityFromPsycho-logicalToPsycho-spiritualLiving

BillyGrant

$39.92hardcover/$23.28softcover/$4.99e-book

“Thisbooktellsmy12-yearJourneythroughmidlifecrisis（危机）Seenasamicrocosm（缩影）ofWhatisgoingoninreligion,societyandhumanity,itshowswhatweneedtodotodevelop."—BillyGrant

Bless（祝福）YourLittleCottonSocks:

BeyondtheQuirkySayingofMyEccentricScottishMum

DianeRadford

$27.99hardcover/16.95softcover/$9.99e-book

Inthisdelightfulessaycollection,readersenterthepleasantworldofDianeRadford'sparentsandshareinlaugh-out-loud-funny,attimesmoving,eventsthatshowhowDianeisaltogetherblessed—notjusthercottonsocks.Thereaderswillbetoo.

NiaCubetadas

AngelicaGonzalez

$26.99hardcover/$19.99softcover/$3.99e-book

NiaCubetadasisthesecondbookofLorenza’samazingadventures.Thisbookguidesreadersthroughseveralextremeandfunnysituationstodealwiththeboringbathtime.Thisstorypromotesenvironmentpreservationandanimalwelfare.

21.WhowrotestoriesaboutthelifeofIsraelsoldiers?

A.AngelicaGonzalez.

B.MarkTerris,M.D.C.DianeRadford.D.BillyGrant.

22.Howmuchshouldyoupayforahardcoverbookdescribingmiddle-agedstress?

A.$39.92B.s34.99C.$27.99D.s26.99

23.Whichofthefollowingbookscontainssomeinterestingessays?

A.NiaCubetadas

B.BulletstoBandagesC.TheOneWhoShowstheWayD.BlessYourLittleCottonSocks

B

Throughouttheworld,humansuseabout1trillionplasticbagseachyear.Butexpertssaythey’recausingmajortroublefortheenvironment.

That’swhycitieslikeAustin.TexasandSanFranciscohavebannedplasticbags.NewYorkCityplanstochargeafive-centfeeforeverybag.

Infact,ittakes10to20yearsforaplasticbagtobreakdown.Eventhen,tinypiecesofthebagneverreallygoaway.Manyplasticbagsgetwashedouttosea.Thousandsofseaanimals,likedolphinsandwhales,dieeachyear,becauseofplasticbags.Someanimalsthinkthebagsarefoodandeatthem.Butananimal'sbodycan'tprocessabagasitdigestsfood.Thebagcancauseaveryslow,painfuldeathforananimal.Seaanimalsaren'ttheonlyoneseatingplastic.Thechemicalsinplasticbagscangetintothegroundatalandfill.Thechemicalscanalsogetintothebodiesofanimalsweeat.Thatmeansthechemicalscangetintoourwaterandfood.

Plasticbagswerefirstintroducedin1977.Peoplethoughtthebagsweremuchbetterthanpaperbags.Plasticbagswerestrongerandcheapertomake.Theywerelightandeasytouseinthestore.Plasticbagscanalsobehealthiertouse.Germsfromrawmeatandvegetablescanlivealotlongeronclothorpaperbagsthantheydoonplasticbags.

AlotofpeoplesaythatNewYorkCity'sbagfeeisonewaytodothat.Shoppersmightthinktwicebeforeusingaplasticbagiftheyhavetopayforit.MostAmericanshavealreadyreusedplasticbags.Somepeopletakeplasticbagsbacktothestorethenexttimetheyshop.Otherspacktheirlunchesinthem.Andmanypeopleusethemtopickuptheirdogs'waste.SomestoresaretryingbagsmadefrommoreEarth-friendlymaterials,likecorn.Butitisnotclearyetifthesewillhelptheenvironment.

24.What'sthesecondparagraphmainlyabout?

A.Thevalueofplasticbags.B.Thefutureofplasticbags.

C.Thedangerofplasticbags.D.Theprocessingmethodsofplasticbags.

25.Whatcanwelearnaboutthebagsmadefromcorn?

A.Theyprovetobedeadlytoseaanimals.

B.Theycanbreakdownentirelylikefood.

C.Theyareunhealthiertousethanpaperbags.

D.Theydonoharmtotheenvironment.

26.What’sthemeaningofthewordunderlinedinthesecondparagraph?

A.吞咽B.处理C.排泄D.咀嚼

27.What'stheattitudeofNewYorkCitytowardsplasticbags?

A.Theirusageshouldbereduced.B.Theyshouldbeofferedforfree.

C.Theyshouldbebannedentirely.D.Theirmaterialsshouldbefromplants.

c

HighinavalleyontheborderofItalyandAustria.ayoungcouplewentoutforahike.Asthehikersmadetheirwayacrossthesnow-coveredrocks,theyfoundthatahumanbodylayburiedinthemeltingice.Theyquicklycalledthepolice.Finally,thebodywasdugoutoftheiceandsenttoalaboratory.Inthelab,anarchaeologistexaminedthebodyandotheritemsthathadbeenfoundnearby.Thestudyoftheseitemsshowedthattheywereover000yearsold!

’sbelongingsaboutwhatlifewaslike5.000yearsago.Theybelievethathehadadietmadeupofgrains.Byexamininghisteethandbones,theybelievethathewasborninasmallvillagenearpresent-dayBolzano,Italy.

ScientistsmadeX-raysofOtzisbody.TheyfoundthatQtzihadbeeninafightbeforehediedTheybelievethatheescapedhisattackersandfledupthemountainandfoundaplacetorest?

Heplacedallhisbelongingsneatlyathisside,andlaydownontheground.Hewasweakfromlossofblood.Aftersomehourshadpassed,Otzidied.Snowfellonthemountain.Otzibecameburieddeeperanddeeperinsidetheglacier.Thereheremaineduntilthemelticeexposedhimtothehikers.

Today,OtzirestsinsideanicecaseintheSouthTyrolMuseumofArchaeologyinBolzano,Italy.OtzitheIcemanistheoldesthumanbodyeverfound.BecauseofOtzi,wecantouchthedistantpastandimaginethelivesofourhumanancestors

28.WhofoundOtzi?

A.Anarchaeologist.B.Thelocalpeople.C.Apoliceman.D.Twohikers.

29.What'speople'sreactiontothediscovery?

A.CriticalB.CuriousC.TerrifiedD.Uninterested

30.Otziprobablydiedofinjurieshereceived____.

A.WhileescapingfromasnowslideB.inafallfromthemountain

C.inafightwithenemiesD.fromawildanimal

31.WhydidittakesomanyyearsforOtzitobefound?

A.Hewasburiedunderground.B.Hefellintoaholeintheglacier.

C.Hewascoveredinsnowandice.D.Hewashiddendeepinthemountain.

D

OneFridayevening,Amandagothome,lookingupset

“Whatsgoingon,Amanda?

”herdadaskedashewasreadingthenewspaper

“Ihavetocreateawebpageformytechnologyclass,anditistakingalotmoretimethanIthoughtitwould,"Amandaanswered

Herdadlookedoverhisnewspaperandsaid,WhenIwasyourage,wedidn’

“It'saboutthedifferencebetweennewspapernewsandInternetnews."Amandasaidandadded,"Ihavetoprovideinformation,examplesandillustrations（插图）.

“Soundsdifficult.Doyouhavesomeonetohelpyou?

"herdadasked.

“IhaveapartnernamedZach,”Amandareplied."WedidresearchontheInternettodayandfoundsomepicturestouse.”

“YouareluckyyouhavetheInternetforresearch,herdadsaid."Backinmyday,wehadtodoallofourresearchatthelibraryandlookthroughbooks,newspapersandmagazines.”

WhenAmandaandZachfinishedtheirwebpage,Amandashowedittoherdad.Herdadthoughtitwasverywelldone.Heasked,“Whichkindofnewsdoyou