学年福建省莆田第九中学高二下学期期中考试英语试题 缺答案.docx

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学年福建省莆田第九中学高二下学期期中考试英语试题缺答案

2016—2017学年福建省莆田第九中学高二下学期期中考试英语试题缺答案

命题者：

卢素霞2017.4

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第1节（共15小短:

每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段对话，每段对话仅读一遍。

1．Wheredidthemangethismagazine?

A．Fromabookstore．B．Fromonlineshops．

C．Fromthesubwaystation．

2．Withwhomdidthewomanspendhervacation?

A．Herfriends．B．Hersister．C．George’sparents．

3．What’sthewomangoingtodotomorrow?

A．Entertainsomevisitors．B．Visithergrandmother．

C．TakehergrandsontoDisneyWorld．

4．Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

A．Somesingers．B．Aliveconcert．C．Arecord．

5．Whywasthewomanlate?

A．Sheforgotthetimechange．B．Herroommatetoldherawrongtime．

C．Shewasn’tinformedofthetimechange．

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

请听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6．Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?

A．Takesomemedicine．B．Calladoctor．C．Restathome．

7．Whatwillthemandonextweek?

A．Doanewproject．B．GobacktoGermany．

C．Givethewomanacall．

请听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8．Whatisthemanprobablydoing?

A．Rentingacar．B．Buyingacar．C．Repairinghiscar．

9．Whatisthemanaskedtodobeforeheleaves?

A．Haveacarefullookatthecar．B．Payforthesmallscratchhe’scaused．

C．Writedownhisaddressontheform．

请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10．Whatdoesthewomanwanttobuy?

A．Afewthingstomakedinner．B．Afewthingsforacake．

C．Abirthdaypresent．

11．Whichdoesthewoman’sgrandmotherlike?

A．Chocolatecake．B．Creamcake．C．Fruitcake．

12．Whatwillthewomandonext?

A．Gobackhome．B．Continuetochatwiththeman．

C．Invitethemantotastethecake．

请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13．Howmanynightswillthetwospeakersstayinthishotel?

A．Onenight．B．Twonights．C．Threenights.

14．Howwillthetwospeakersgototheairport?

A．Theywillcallataxithemselves．B．Peterwilltakethemtotheairport．

C．Thehotelwillarrangeataxiforthem．

15．Whenwillthetwospeakersgetup?

A．At6：

00．B．At6：

30．C．At8：

00．

16．Wherearethetwospeakersprobablynow?

A．InChina．B．InFrance．C．IntheU．S．

请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17．Whatarethespeaker’sparents?

A．Restaurantowners．B．Chefs．C．Waiters．

18．Whatdoweknowabouttherestaurantmentionedinthetalk?

A．Itpromoteshealthyeating．B．Itusesveryspecialmaterials．

C．Italwaysputsthetasteoffoodfirst．

19．HowmanytimeshastheHealthyLunchtimeChallengebeenheld?

A．Twice．B．Threetimes．C．Fourtimes．

20．WhatdidthespeakerdolastFriday?

A．HevisitedtheWhiteHouse．B．Hetookpartinacookingcontest．

C．Hegaveaspeechonhealthyeating．

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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

Beforetravelingaroundtheworld,takesometimeandfindoutwhatsightseeingdestinationsare.Someofthosespotsthatmostguidesmentionarethefollowingthrillingattractions.

VictoriaFalls

VictoriaFallshasalwaysbeenconsideredtobeanincredibleplaceworthtakingpicturesof.Therearealotofspotsthattouristslove.Someofthemareverydangerousforpeople.Yetthebravearereadytoovercometheirfearforashotoflifetime.

ArcticCliffFace

Cliffdoesnotmakethemostcomfortableplaceforcamping.Beingcampedonthegroundisfarsaferanyway.Despitealltheinconvenience,thenewtrendisrapidlygainingpopularityamongclimbingenthusiastsandoutdooraddicts.

Auckland’sSkyTower

Auckland’sSkyTowerispopularwithbungeejumpers.Somecelebrities,suchasBeyonce,havealreadytriedit,whichprovesthattheplaceisnotonlysafebutpopularaswell.Thetoweris630feetCall.Atthetopofthestructurethereisanobservationdeck.Trustus,mostofthosereadingthisarticlewouldprefertostayonthegroundratherthanclimbupthisscarystructure.

NorthYungasRoad

TheRoadofDeathistherightnamegiventoaroadinBolivia.Hundredsofpeoplediehereeveryyear.Themajorcauseofallthoseaccidentsistheroad.Theproblemisthatitistoonarrowandbadlymaintainedwhileherethetrafficisheavierthananywhereelse.Nevertheless,itseemsliketouristswillcontinuevisitingthisstrangeroaddespiteitsscarynickname.

21.WhatisVictoriaFallsfamousfor?

A.ItsnarrowandbadlymaintainedroadB.Itsscarystructure

C.ItsdangerousbutattractivespotsfortakingpicturesD.Itsthrillingcamping

22.NorthYungasRoadiscalled“theRoadofDeath”because.

A.thereisnonecessaryprotectionequipment

B.eachyearmanypeoplelosetheirlivesthere

C.itisbuiltontheedgeoftherock

D.thetrafficistheheaviest

23.Ifyoulikebungee,youcangoto.

A.VictoriaFallsB.ArcticCliffFace

C.NorthYungasRoadD.Auckland’sSkyTower

24.Whatdothefourplaceshaveincommon?

A.Theyarepopularwithclimbers.B.Theyareabitlife-threatening.

C.Theyallhavebeautifulscenery.D.Theyhavebeenvisitedbycelebrities.

B

Twentyyearsago,SiteshRanjanDebwasonaroutinehuntforwildpigsinnortheasternBangladesh.Heneverthoughtitwouldchangehislifeforever.

Walkingthroughtheforestwithhisgun,Mr.Debwastrackingcrop-destroyingwildpigsaftercomplainsfromlocalfarmers.Butasheadvancedtowardshistarget,Mr.Debsteppedonabear.Thebearawokeandattackedhim,anditsclawstorethroughhisface.Instinctively,heshotthebearanditfelldowndead.

“Asaresultofthebearattack,Ilostmyrighteye,mostofmynoseandseveralteeth.Mytonguewasalsotomapart,”hesaid.

Butthenear-deathexperiencealsochangedthehunterforever.“Formeitwasanewstartlife.Iwantedtodosomethingmeaningful.SoIdecidedtousetheopportunitytoprotectwildanimalsratherthanhuntthem.”saidMr.Deb.

Villagerstodaywillinformhimwhenanyanimalorrarebirdstrays（误入）intotheirareafromthenearbyforest.Sometimestheybringinjuredanimalsforhimtonurseathisrescuecenterandthen,ifpossible,releasebackintothewild.Inthepast20years,hehassetfreethousandsofwildanimalsandbirdsbackintotheforest.

Thoseanimalsandbirdswhichcannotbereleasedendupstayinginhisrescuecenterclosetohishome.“Ican’tsetalltheanimalsfree-somearetoooldandothersareseriouslyinjured.Besides,theforestsaroundthisareaarenolongerlargeenoughtosupportthem.”hesays.“Theblackbearcametomeasacub（幼崽）anditwasraisedhere.Now,itdoesn’tknowhowtohunt.Soitwillnotgetenoughfoodintheforestanditcanbeeasilyhuntedbypoachers（偷猎者）.”

Therescuecenterishometoabear,ararealbinofishingcat,rockpythons,gibbons,monkeys,spotteddeer,vulturesandvarioustypesofwildbirds.Theanimalsareinsidecagesbutarekeptincleanconditionsandareregularlyfed.

Mr.Debrunsthecenterwithhisownmoneyandoccasionalfinancialhelpfromwell-wishers.Themini-zooalsoattractshundredsoflocaltouristswhopayasmallentryfee.

25.Mr.Debhuntedforwildpigsbecause.

A.wildpigssoldwellonthemarketB.wildpigsruinedfarmers’crops

C.wildpigscouldbekeptaspetsD.MrDebneededanimalsforhismin-zoo

26.WhatwasthebeardoingwhenMr.Debsteppedonit?

A.Itwasdrinking.B.Itwaseatingpigs

C.Itwassleeping.D.Itwasfighting.

27.Whichofthefollowingistheresultofthebearattack?

A.Mr.Debislameinhisrightleg.B.Mr.Debisdeafinbothcars.

C.Mr.Debcan'tmakeasound.D.Mr.Deblosthisrighteye.

28.WildanimalsarekeptinhisrescuecenterforthefollowingreasonsEXCEPT.

A.SeriousinjuryB.Goodappearance

C.LackofhuntingabilityD.Oldage

C

DidyouknowthattheNavytraineddolphinstofindmines（地雷）whichoftenblowup?

Apparently,itwasacosteffectivemethod;now,theNavyarepreparingtoreplacethedolphinswithrobots,notbecausetheyweredoingabadjoborbecausetheywanttodoamorehumanjob,butbecause,guesswhat?

Robotsaremorecosteffective.

Notparticularlyknownforbeinghumans,they’realsonotplanningtoreleaseorretirethedolphins,butthey’reconsideringwhatotherjobstheycouldbeassignedto—probablysomejustasdangerous.

“Everyoneisfamiliarwithsecuritypatroldogs.Youmayevenknowthatbecauseoftheirexceptionallykeensenseofsmell,dogslikebeaglesarealsousedtodetectdrugsandbombs,orlandmines.Butadogwouldnotbeeffectiveinfindingaseamine,”readstheNavy’ssite.“Butjustasthedog’skeensenseofsmellmakesitidealfordetectinglandnines,theU.S.Navyhasfoundthatthebiologicalsonar（声呐）ofdolphins,calledecholocation,makesthemuniquelyeffectiveatlocatingseaminessotheycanbeavoidedorremoved.”

TheNavywillnowequipunderwaterrobotswhichwilldothesamejobatabiggerdistance,withoutneedingconstantrestandmannedmonitor.I,forone,hopethedolphinswillbegivenabreakandassignedtoasafertask.

29.Whywillrobotstaketheplaceofdolphinstofindmines?

A.Becauseusingrobotsischeaper.

B.Becausedolphinsareendangeredanimals.

C.Becausescientistswanttobefriendlytodolphins.

D.Becausedolphinsdoverybadjobs.

30.Dogscanbeusedtodetectdrugsdueto.

A.higherIQcomparedwithdolphinsB.excellentsenseofsmell

C.echolocationD.biologicalsonar

31.Theunderlinedword“they”inParagraph3refersto.

A.securitypatroldogsB.seaminesC.DolphinsD.theUSNavy

32.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Comparedtosecuritypatroldogs,dolphinsdowellinfindingseamines.

B.Dolphinsaregoodatfindingmines.

C.Robotsarewelcomebyhumansbecauseoftheirefficiency.

D.Robotsaregoingtotaketheplaceofdolphinstofindmines.

D

Shopperscouldsoonusetheirmobilephonestocheckhowripefruitandvegetablesarewithan“X-rayvision”camera.

TheHyperCam,basedonhyperspe