1、高一（下）期中復(fù)習(xí)檢測題(150分)姓名 班級 得分 第一部分 聽力 （共三節(jié)，滿分30分）(略 ) 第二部分 英語知識運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié), 滿分45分) 第一節(jié) 單項(xiàng)填空(共15小題；每小題1分,滿分15分) 請從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。21. Brazil is _ worlds largest producer of coco, _ common cash crop in South America. A. the; the B. /; a C. the ; a D. /; the22. Are you busy right now? I _ my paper,

2、 and it wont take long. A. just work on B. am just working on C. have just worked on D. had just worked on23. When working in the countryside to help the harvest, we _ a great deal of information about plant life. A. brought up B. made up C. took up D. picked up24. This matter should be handled very

3、 carefully without _anyone involved, or it will bring us a lot of trouble. A. to embarrass B. having embarrassed C. being embarrassed D. embarrassing25. _ people have lost their lives in the flood and _money has been raised to help them. A. The number of; a great deal of B. A number of; a great deal

4、 of C. The number of; a great many D. A number of; a great many26. There was no doubt _ he was telling a lie. Two people had seen him drinking here last night. A. whether B. if C. that D. which27. He often _ the homeless with food and clothes, which makes him respected by all the people here. A offe

5、rs B. affords C. provides D. shares28. Our aim of that trip was to go sightseeing; we did this business here just _. A. by mistake B. by chance C. on purpose D. on time29. It is said that all tickets for tonights concert were sold out. _You know, I have been looking forward to such a concert. A. Why

6、 not? B. No way! C. Its really a pity! D. Its impossible!30. All the other children got out of the mountains, but the one who got lost was left _. A. frightened B. frightening C. to be frightened D. being frightened31. The managers absence from the meeting makes _ impossible for us to hold the meeti

7、ng as planned. A. her B. one C. that D. it 32. Faced with a difficult _, Judy had to ask her parents for help. A. status B. situation C. position D. condition33. Not only I, but also my parents _ fond of chatting on the Internet. A. am B. are C. is D. was34. Fifty dollars _ too much for me. I cant a

8、fford to buy the computer. A. have B. has C. is D. are35. Mary had dinner in a western restaurant, _ she went shopping to buy a dress. A. after which B. from which C. from that D. after which 第二節(jié) 完形填空(共20小題;每小題1.5分,滿分30分) 請閱讀下面短文,掌握其大意,然后從3655各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)(A、B、C和D)中,選出最佳選項(xiàng)。 A long time ago there lived a

9、 farmer in a village. One day, while 36 in the fields, the farmers son 37 and broke his leg. The villagers went to the 38 and said, "My goodness, what great misfortune! Your son has broken his leg; now he cant 39 you in the fields." One day later, government troops (軍隊(duì)) went to the village

10、40 young men to join the 41 . They had to leave the boy 42 because his leg was broken. Again, the villagers came and said, "My goodness, what great 43 !" The farmer replied, "It is neither fortune 44 misfortune." Then one day the farmers 45 horse jumped the fence (柵欄) and ran awa

11、y. The villagers came and said, "What great misfortune that your horse has run away." Two or three days later, the horse 46 with a dozen wild horses 47 it. The villagers came and said, "What great fortune that your horse came back with twelve 48 ." The farmer was 49 enough to kno

12、w that nothing was either fortune or misfortune. Everything that happens has a 50 and meaning beyond the 51 appearances of the events. So many times, we are 52 by the feelings we have about the events in our lives. Remember: "Nothing is long or short, hot or cold, good or bad." There is no

13、 53 in thinking of something as good or bad, because we 54 know what will happen next. The best thing we can do is 55 it. 36. A. playing B. walking C. living D. working 37. A. came up B. fell down C. broke down D. ended up 38. A. ground B. son C. farmer D. village 39. A. supply B. help C. teach D. m

14、ove 40. A. looking for B. thanking for C. asking for D. waiting for 41. A. club B. group C. army D. government 42. A. up B. down C. for D. behind 43. A. pleasure B. success C. fortune D. fun 44. A. or B. nor C. also D. but 45. A. only B. next C. same D. first 46. A. provided B. rose C. ran D. return

15、ed 47. A. watching B. following C. begging D. crossing 48. A. ones B. others C. those D. another 49. A. wise B. confident C. quick D. honest 50. A. use B. dream C. purpose D. goal 51. A. usual B. strange C. real D. simple 52. A. left B. kept C. surprised D. cheated 53. A. point B. luck C. chance D.

16、way 54. A. always B. never C. often D. seldom 55. A. use B. change C. accept D. enjoy 第三部分 閱讀理解 (共20小題; 每小題2分, 滿分40分) 請閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)(A、B、C和D)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。 A In spite of our efforts, we seemed to be getting no closer to Mary. I wanted this child with autism (自閉癥) to live happily, so that she could enj

17、oy the beauty, wonder and fun of living again even though she had to suffer the pain of losing her mother. On a sunny day in March, I showed the children how to weave (編織) baskets and how to put paper flowers on them. I placed the beautiful colored paper on Marys desk and encouraged her to try. Then

18、 I left the children to do their own creating. Soon after, Kristie hurried to me with her face all red. "Come and see Marys basket," she cried. "Its so pretty! Youll never believe it!" I watched it and caught my breath at its beauty. "Mary," I said, "this is so bea

19、utiful! How did you do it?" She looked at me with the shining eyes of any normal little girl. "My mother loved flowers," she said simply. "She planted all of these flowers in our garden." We put her basket at the very center of the room and it remained there until school end

20、ed in June. On the last day, Mary held it carefully as she carried it out of the door. Then she came back, pulled a paper crocus (番紅花) from her basket and handed it to me. "This is for you," she said, and she gave me a hug. Ive kept the crocus in my desk ever since just to remind me of the

21、 miracle (奇跡) brought about by love and faith.56. What do we know about the writer from the first paragraph? A. She did not want to get close to Mary.B. She was very concerned about Mary.C. She had autism when she was a child. D. She thought Mary should leave school.57. When she saw Marys basket, Kr

22、istie was _. A. worried B. frightened C. shocked D. excited58. What can we infer from the underlined sentence inParagraph 3?A. Mary was seriously unwell.B. Mary was tearful.C. Mary recovered from illness. D. Mary was treated badly.59. Whats the text mainly about? A. Why a little girl had autism. B.

23、The methods of curing autism.C. A miracle brought by love.D. How to treat children. B Many college students might say its no big deal to drink three beers and a can of Red Bull every day. However, the popularity among college students of drinks containing caffeine (咖啡因) and alcohol is drawing the at

24、tention of health officials and college administrators (管理者). Officials at Ramapo College have already banned alcoholic drinks on campus this month. Four Loko is one of the canned drinks particularly popular on campus. Jeffrey Mercer, the president of the college, says students have told him that th

25、e cheap 23-ounce (盎司), 12%-alcohol-content energy drink has been involved in several cases of over-drinking. Since the start of the new school term, 23 students have been sent to hospital for intoxication (喝醉). Research has shown that students who take energy drinks with or without alcohol are more

26、likely to engage in drug use, smoking, or over-drinking. "Taking energy drinks is what we call a red-flag behavior," says one of the researchers. "A college ban on the drinks will make people take a second look, and maybe become more aware of what theyre drinking." "Efforts

27、at Ramapo have been to stop students taking alcoholic drinks," Mercer says. "But it isnt realistic to think that they will be out of our eyes." Last November, the Food and Drug Administration threatened to ban the drinks if makers could not prove they were safe. 60. Four Loko is a dri

28、nk that _. A. is not as popular as drinks with caffeineB. isnt thought to be expensive by college studentsC. has caused 23 students and teachers to go to hospitalD. has been popular since the start of the new school term61. The underlined word "red-flag" in the third paragraph means "

29、_". A. hopeless B. unusual C. warning D. dangerous62. According to Mercer, energy drinks _. A. have drawn the attention of other countries B. can lead to risky behavior in college studentsC. have no bad health effects when containing no alcohol D. may be totally banned at Ramapo College63. What

30、 might be presented in the following paragraphs? A. The reactions of the makers of energy drinks.B. Interviews with students who take energy drinks.C. Other bans put in place by Ramapo to control drinking.D. More scientific evidence of the risk of energy drinks. C People who love animals are often c

31、urious about where to see them. Here is some advice.Wild Horses Assateague Island National Seashore between Maryland and Virginia is home to a population of several hundred wild horses. Its likely that the beautiful creatures come from domestic horses (家馬) that lived in the area a few hundred years

32、ago, although the local stories say that the horses ancestors survived a shipwreck (海難) off the Virginia coast. Polar Bears Churchill, Manitoba, on the shores of Hudson Bay, is often called the "Polar Bear Capital of the World", thanks to the cute white bears that visit in the fall. The be

33、st way to see the lovely white animals is in the special cars called "tundra buggies" that take visitors on polar bear tours throughout the area. These polar bear viewing tours run from early October to mid-November.Giraffes Want to stick your neck out and see giraffes in their natural hab

34、itat? A great place to do so is Chobe National Park in Botswana. Giraffe families tend to be found in the northeast area of the park, near the Chobe River. Other good giraffe viewing spots include Kenyas Nairobi National Park and Tanzanias Arusha National Park.Manatees(海牛) These gentle giants are en

35、dangered, but it is possible to see them and even swim with them while still respecting their space. One of the best places to see manatees is at the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, on Floridas Gulf Coast, which aims to protect manatees and their habitat. Choose a good company when you go to

36、 see them to make sure you follow all the laws and regulations.64. The best place to see polar bears is _. A. at the Crystal River National Wildlife RefugeB. in Chobe National Park in BotswanaC. at Assateague Island National Seashore D. on the shores of Hudson Bay65. Which of the following animals m

37、ay have the smallest population?A. Manatees. B. Polar bears. C. Giraffes. D. Wild horses.66. It can be known from the text that _. A. the wild horses are the ancestors of domestic horsesB. the giraffes often go out in the park aloneC. the best time to see polar bears is in autumnD. manatees are the

38、most difficult animals to raise67. The intended readers of the text are _. A. tourists B. geographers C. environmentalists D. officials D Dominic Gill, a 30-year-old Englishman, rode a bicycle for three and a half months from coast to coast across the United States. Ten disabled cyclists joined Gill

39、 for the 4,300-mile journey that ended in Manhattans Central Park on Sunday. After finishing the tiring adventure, Gill headed into a studio to turn the trip into a documentary that was about a miracle made on the road. The original plan called for Greenwald, a cancer patient, to ride the whole trip

40、 from Santa Monica, Calif., to New York with Gill. But unluckily he became too sick in July to take part in the journey. "We had two weeks before we were about to set off, and the main participant of the trip was not able to come," said Gill, adding that he had struggled with the idea of c

41、anceling (取消) the activity. Instead of canceling the cross-country trip, Gill quickly found disabled riders such as a person with brain injury and a blind man to take part in the different parts of the trip across the country. Three weeks into the hard journey, while Gill was in Yellowstone, Greenwa

42、ld died from his disease. "I loved every minute of it, meeting new people, new surprises around every corner," said Carlos Terrazas, 22, who is blind and shared the road with Gill from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City. "One of the messages is that most disabled people, such as Lane Kelly,

43、despite what some people may think, are not too disabled to have a great adventure," Gill said. "I learned that if they were pushed slightly, they were capable of surprising themselves."68. Who didnt join in the cross-country trip? A. Dominic Gill. B. Greenwald. C. Carlos Terrazas. D.

44、 Lane Kelly.69. Where did Gill start the cross-country trip? A. In California. B. In New York. C. In Las Vegas. D. In Manhattans Central Park.70. Ten disabled cyclists joined Gill for the journey because _.A. they were demanded to help Gill finish the journeyB. they were Greenwalds good friendsC. Gi

45、ll invited each of them to share one part of the tripD. Greenwald passed away halfway in Yellowstone71. According to the text, which is the right order of the following events?. Gill and other cyclists finished the whole journey. Gill made a documentary about the trip. Gill found a blind man to help

46、 him finish the trip.A. B. C. D. E Tropical (熱帶的) plants and animals may face greater threats from global warming than those in polar areas, says a team of researchers led by Robert K. Colwell of the University of Connecticut. Colwell says, "Species in the tropics already face the highest tempe

47、ratures they can bear on Earth. A warmer climate could lead to their decline (下降)."Researchers guess that an increase of 5.8 degrees Fahrenheit (華氏溫度) over 100 years would cause 53 percent of lowland tropical species to die out. The rising temperatures would make them move to cooler climates. T

48、he researchers say that temperature drops nearly 9.4 degrees Fahrenheit for every 3,280 feet of height. A similar temperature drop from north or south would mean traveling nearly 620 miles. Species living on mountain tops will be left with nowhere to go. Some experts think the study shows the risks

49、tropical species face, but the numbers theyve found are likely to be doubtful because of the lack of knowledge of how sensitive species are to climate change. According to Craig Moritz of the University of California, the ranges of some animals living at higher altitudes have become smaller and smal

50、ler, while low-altitude animals have expanded their reaches. Earlier this year, Jonathan Lenoir and his team of researchers studied 171 forest species in Western Europe and showed that many are moving higher. It was the first time that research had shown the "fingerprints of climate change"

51、; in the distribution (分布) of plants by altitude.72. What can we learn from Paragraph 4? A. Colwell drew many pictures as part of his research.B. Experts think the figures the study provides are exact.C. Little is known about species sensitivity to climate change. D. The researchers havent considere

52、d the dangers tropical species may face.73. Which of the following is TRUE about the research done in Western Europe?A. It focused on the tropical species of Western Europe.B. Robert K. Colwell played a great part in the research.C. Peoples fingerprints had something to do with the climate change.D.

53、 Its findings provide evidence for the research led by Robert K. Colwell.74. Because of the rising temperatures, _. A. some species have traveled almost 620 miles from south to northB. many species will have to move to places with cooler climatesC. species living on mountain tops will have to move d

54、own the mountains D. the living spaces of animals have become larger75. What would be the best title for the text? A. Global Warming Threatens Tropical SpeciesB. Global Warming Changes SpeciesC. Altitude and Distribution of SpeciesD. Fingerprints of Climate Change 第四部分 寫作 (共兩節(jié), 滿分35分) 第一節(jié) 短文改錯(cuò)(共10小題；每小題1分,滿分10分) 以下標(biāo)有題號的每一行均有一個(gè)錯(cuò)誤,請找出,并按下列情況改正