1、WORD格式*阜寧 02-03 年上學(xué)期高二英語期中考試說明：本試卷分第一卷選擇題和第二卷非選擇題兩局部。試卷總分值150 分，考試時間120 分。第一卷選擇題共 115 分第一局部：聽力共兩節(jié)，共20 小題，每題1.5 分總分值 30 分第二局部 : 英語知識運用 ( 共兩節(jié) :總分值 45 分)第一節(jié)單項填空 ( 共 15小題 ,每題1分,總分值 15分 )()21.Tom satDick ,talking to each other.(A)close to(B)closely to(C)close by(D)closely by()22.Englishaloud is necessary

2、foryou toimprove yourpronunciation.(A)Practise to read(B) Practisingreading(C)To practise to read(D) Practising read.()23.I noticed a mandown when I wasthe street.(A)knock, going across(B)knocked, crossing(C)knocking ,crossing(D)knocked, crossing()24.The problemcigarettesmoking in the USA is that mo

3、re andmore girlsof smoking .(A)in ,get the habit(B)on, get into the habit(C)with, get the habits(D)with, get into the habit()25.Whom would you like to havewith me"(A)went(B)to go(C)gone(D)go()26.Hereisa book,asIhave toldyou ,willhelp improve yourEnglish.(A)that(B)about which (C)such(D)which()27

4、.There and fortyeight in my class,are girls.(A)two fifth of which(B)two fifths of them(C)twenty percent of whom(D)twenty percent of who()28.There is no spaceforthe piano.(A)left,putting(B)leaving,putting(C)left,put(D)leaving,put()29.Disney,money was now no problem, started a new film company.(A)for

5、whose(B)for whom(C)who(D)whom()30.Hegave me anotherpiece of advice ,ofgreat helptothe experiment.(A)which I think is(B)I think it is(C)that I think is(D)which I think it is()31.China isntshe used to be .專業(yè)資料整理WORD格式(A)that(B)what(C)where(D)how)32.this with that, and youll see which is better.(A)If y

6、ou compare(B)Compare(C)Comparing (D)Compared)33.Do you mind if I turn on the radio".(A)Yea, please do.(B)No. I do.(C)Of course .Go ahead(D)No. Go ahead.)34.The officers narrowly escapedin the hot battle .(A)having killed(B)to kill(C)to be killed (D)being killed)35.The suggestionweat once sounds

7、 reasonable.(A)that ,start(B)which, should start(C)that, will start(D)which, will start專業(yè)資料整理WORD格式、完形填空：共 20小題，每題1 分；總分值20 分Many people who work in London prefer to live outside it, and to go to theiroffices, factories or schools everyday by train, car orbus,even though this 36they have to get up e

8、arlier in the morning and reach37 later in the evening.One benefit of living outside London is 38 houses are39. Even a smallflatinLondon 40agardencostsquitea lot 41 .Withthesame money, one canget a little house in the country with a garden of42own.Then, in the country one can be 43from the noise and

9、 hurry of the town.44onehas to get up earlierand spend more timeintrainsorbuses, one can sleep45at night, and, during week-ends and46summer evenings, one can enjoy the47cleanairof thecountry.Ifone48gardens,one can spend one s 49 timedigging,planting,wateringand doingthehundredand one otherjobs which

10、50 inthe garden. Then, when the flowers and vegetables come up, one has the reward ofa person51 has shared the secrets of nature.Some people, however, take 52 in country things; for them, happiness liesin the town, with its cinemas and theatres, beautiful shops and busy streets,dancehallsand restaur

11、ants.Such peoplewould 53that theirlifewas notworth 54if they had to live it outside London. A walk in one of the parks and a visit55the sea every summer is all the country they want.36.A. showsB. expressesC. meansD. requires37.A. homeB. familyC. flatD. house38.A. becauseB. thatC. theD. all39.A. clea

12、nerB. nicerC. biggerD. cheaper40.A. withB. withoutC. nearD. opposite41.A. moneyB. to lendC. to borrowD. to hire42.A. it sB. itsC. one sD. their43.A. freeB. farC. outD. absent44.A. IfB. AlthoughC. BecauseD. After45.A. littleB. lessC. longerD. better46.A. onB. forC. atD. by47.A. coldB. warmC. freshD.

13、pleasant48.A. pleasesB. likesC. wantsD. interests專業(yè)資料整理WORD格式49.A. dayB. restC. spareD. whole50.A. needB. neededC. are needingD. are needed51.A. whoB. whomC. whoseD. which52.A. no interest B. an interestC. much interestD. great interest53.A. knowB. feelC. understandD. hope54.A. to liveB. to spendC.

14、livingD. spending55.A. forB. toC. ofD. at第三局部：閱讀理解共20 小題；每題1 分，總分值20 分 . 閱讀以下短文，從每題所給的四個選項中選出最正確選項：AThis book tells about the development of the English people, their form ofgovernment and their language. It shows they became united with their neighboursin Wales, Scotland and Ireland, andhow togethe

15、r they formedthe GreatBritainandhelped to form the United States of America. As the writer explains on page 87, itis a history of England because England is the base on which the rest were built.Thebook iswrittenwithinthe 2000-wordvocabularyof the most commonuse,butextra words are needed to cover it

16、s special subject. These are explained as theyappear,the most importantones alsoappear in the index( 附錄 )atthe end of the book.This index includes a choice of interesting subjects and famous names which willbe useful for future reference(參考 ).Thestudyof the past helpsus tounderstandthe present.Itish

17、oped thatthisbook will help the readers to understand better the British people of today. Thewriteris thankfulforthe help he has receivedfrom G. M. Trevelyan s EnglishSocialHistory and Shortened History of England, and also from Keith Feiling s Historyof England.56. The underelined "they"

18、in the first paragraph refers toA. the British peopleB. the English peopleC. the American peopleD. the Scottish people57. This article shows us aboutA. how Great Britain formedB. how the English people united their neighboursC. how to write a book of historyD. the book of a history of England58. Acc

19、ording to the article, we study history in order to understandA. what happened in the pastB. nothing but the presentC. not only the past but also the present D. better the British people oftoday59. When the writer wrote this book, his vocabulary wasA. only 2000B. more than 2000C. less than 2000D. a

20、choice of interesting subjects60. From the last paragraph we can see thatA. G.M. Trevelyan and Keith Felling helped the writer to finish the bookB. G.M. Trevelyan and Keith Felling taught the writer how to write a bookC. the writer finished the book with G. M. Trevelyan and Keith Felling專業(yè)資料整理WORD格式

21、D.the writerreadG. M. Trevelyan s and KeithFeiling s books and tooksome專業(yè)資料整理WORD格式of their ideasB專業(yè)資料整理WORD格式Time spent in a bookshop can be enjoyable. If you go to a good shop, oneassistant will come near to you and say, "Can I help you"" You needn t buy anything you don t want. You

22、 may try to find out where the book you want is. The assistantwill lead you there and then he will go away and look as if he were not interestedin selling a single book.There is a story which tells us about a good shop. A medical student had toread a textbook which was too expensive for him to buy.

23、He couldn t get it fromthe library and the only copy he could read was in a bookshop. So every afternoonhe went there to read a little at a time. One day, however, he couldn t find thebook from itsusual placeand was aboutto leavewhen he noticed an assistantsigningtohim.To his surprisethe assistantpo

24、intedto the book,which was in a corner."Iput itthereso as notto be sold out,"said the assistant.Then he left thestudenttocontinue his reading.61. In a bookshop you ll feel very happy whenA. the assistant says "Can I help you"" to youB. you meet some of your friends thereC. t

25、he assistant watches you attentivelyD. you find the book you want62. A good assistant of a bookshopA. is never interested in selling booksB. likes to read all kinds of booksC. often helps book-lovers when necessaryD. must keep silent all the time63. The student went to the bookshop every day in orde

26、r thatA. he could take the book away when the assistant was absentB. he could read the whole book little by littleC. the book couldnt be sold outD. he could see clearly how much that book costCManypeople complained( 抱怨 )tothe manager of a cinema thatsome ladieswatchedfilms with theirhatson and block

27、edtheir view. They suggested the manager shouldput up a notice asking the ladies to take off their hats when seeing films.The manager said that it wouldn t be polite to ask ladies to take their hatsoff, and that they would protect their rights to wear their hats. The complainers were greatly disappo

28、inted.But the next day, the following words appeared on the screen before the film was on:"Considering the health of ladies of old age, this cinema allows old ladies to wear their hats while seeing films."All the ladies took their hats off after they saw the amusing notice.專業(yè)資料整理WORD格式64.

29、The manager was askedA. to take off the ladies hats when they were seeing filmsB. to protect the rights of wearing hats when a film was going onC. to forbid wearing hats when a film was going onD. not to let the ladies do what they would love to65. The suggestion was probably made byA. boysB. girlsC

30、. gentlemenD. some gentlemen and some ladies66. Which of the following is not true"A. the manager sympathized(同情 )with the people who complained about theladies hatsB. The manager disagreed to the suggestion made by many peopleC. The manager considered it wrong to have hats on when a film was g

31、oing onD. He considered it right to have hats on when a film was going on67. The story tells us thatA. sometimes permission works more than prohibition(制止)B. we should be polite to old ladiesC. ladies shouldn t wear hats when seeing filmsD. we should keep in mind, "Ladies first"DWiththe de

32、velopment of materialprosperity(繁榮 ) ， advertisementshave becomemore and more important in our daily life.Advertisements give up-to-date(當代的 ) information about products. If therewere no advertising, consumers(消費者 )could not know about goods in their localshops.Advertisinghelpssellto a biggermarket.

33、Therefore,as more goods are sold,they are cheaper. Advertisements also provide money for newspapers, magazines,radios and TV stations, etc.But there are also some opinions against advertising. Some people think thatadvertisements do not give much information but only try to persuade you to buy.They

34、createa demand forgoods thatare not reallyneeded, Besides,advertisingaddsto the cost of goods. Furthermore. they are ugly to look at and spoilthe environment.Actually, every coin has two sides. Advertising is without exception. But intoday s world, advertising is not only necessary but also helpful.

35、62. According to the passage, which of the following is nm among the advantages of advertisements"A. Giving information about goodsB. Adding to the cost of goodsC. Helping sell more goodsD. Providing money for newspapers, magazines and radios and TV stations.69. Some people are against advertis

36、ing, because they think that advertisingA. has more disadvantages than advantagesB. can persuade consumers to buy more goodsA. can create a greater demand for goodsB. can add goods to the market70. The writer s attitude(態(tài)度 ) towards advertising is that專業(yè)資料整理WORD格式A.he isagainstitB.he standsforit C.b

37、oth A and BD.we are not told71. "Every coin has two sides" in the last paragraph meansA. advertising is neither good nor badB. advertising is not only necessary but also helpfulC. strong points differ from weak pointsD. everything has two aspects(方面 ) the good and the badEDoctors have know

38、n for a long time that very loud noises can casue hearingdamage or loss.The noisecan be the sound of a jetairplane(噴氣式飛機 ) or machinesillfactoriesor loud music or othercommonsounds found at home and at work. A persononly needs to hear the noise for a little more than one second to be affected.AnAmer

39、ican scientisthas found thatusing aspirin(阿斯匹林 ) can increasethetemporary (暫時 ) hearing loss or damage from loud noises. He did an experiment,using a number of men students at a university who all had normal hearing. He gavethem differentamounts of aspirinfordifferentperiodsof time,then he testedthe

40、irhearing ability. He found that the students who were given four grams of aspirina day fortwo days sufferedfrom much greatertemporaryhearinglossthan those whodid not use aspirin. The hearing loss was about twice as great.The scientist said millions of persons in the United States use much largeramo

41、unts of aspirinthan were used in the study.He said thesepersons facea seriousdanger of suffering hearing loss from loud noises.72. Doctors have long known that _A. one will become deaf when he hears a loud noiseB. hearing damage or loss can be caused by sounds of all kindsC. one may lose his hearing when he hears a terribly loud noiseD. common sounds at home are not harmful to the ear73. This passage suggests that one s hearing will be damaged74. One conclusion you can draw from the passage is that aspirinA. should never been taken more than four grams dailyB. can damage one s bearing