山西省長治市迎春中學(xué)2022年高二英語上學(xué)期期末試題含解析一、選擇題1.Igreetedtheteacherwith“hello”,andtheteachergavemeasweetsmile______.A.byturns

B.inreturn

C.inturn

D.forturn參考答案：B2.——Whichisthecomputeryouwant_______?——Theoneontheleft.A

tohaverepaired

B

tohaveitrepairedC

it

repaired

D

Torepaireit

參考答案：A略3.－Howaboutgoingtothejazzconcerttonight?

－I’drathernot.___________.A.That’ssettled

B.It’suptoyouC.Let’sgetgoing

D.It’snotmycupoftea參考答案：D考查交際用語。A.That’ssettled就這么定了；B.It’suptoyou由你決定；C.Let’sgetgoing讓我們開始出發(fā)；D.It’snotmycupoftea它不是我喜歡的事情。句意：今晚去看爵士音樂會怎么樣？我寧愿不去。它不是我喜歡的事情。故選D。4.Itisbynomeansclear____thepresidentcandotoendthestrick.A.how

B.which

C.that

D.what參考答案：D5.Duetobadweather,thepolicehadto_________thesearchforthemissingboy.

A.resign

B.abandon

C.conduct

D.urge參考答案：B略6.---Whydon’twegotothenewSichuanrestaurantforameal?-----_____A.Great!Ihavebeenexpectingthat

B.Sorry,butIforgetitC.No,Iwon’tgoforit

D.It’snotmypleasure參考答案：A7.SomeexpertsarewarningthatthesteptheUSgovernmenthastakentodealwiththecurrent

crisisbetweenChinaandJapanis______ofmuchrisk.

A.that

B.those

C.one

D.ones參考答案：C8.——Hurry,Mary!

You_______onthetelephone.——Oh,I_______.Thankyou,mum.A.havewanted;havecome

B.willbewanted;willcomeC.arebeingwanted;come

D.arewanted;amcoming參考答案：D9.ThankstoMayorGeng,greatchanges____inourcityandmanyhigh-risebuildings____duringthepast20years.

A.havetakenplace;havesetup

B.weretakeplace;weresetup

C.havebeentakenplace;havebeensetup

D.havetakenplace;havebeensetup參考答案：D10.Therivermarksthe_______betweenMexicoandtheUSA.A.barrier

B.bondC.border

D.edge參考答案：C【詳解】考查名詞詞義辨析。句意：這條河標志著墨西哥和USA.之間的邊界。分析選項（barrier屏障;障礙;柵欄；bond紐帶，聯(lián)系，保釋金；border邊界，邊；edge邊，優(yōu)勢，邊緣）可知C項符合題意，故選C項。11.________taketheaeroplanealltheway,theydecidedtoflyfromChinatoVancouverandtotakethetrainfromwesttoeastacrossCanadainSeptember.

A.Otherthan

B.Morethan

C.Ratherthan

D.Inspiteof參考答案：C12.—Maryissodevotedtoherstudiesthatsheoftenstaysuplatestudyingherlessons.—____sheisalwaysgiventhetoprewardinherschool.A.Nomatter

B.Nodoubt C.Noway D.Nowonder參考答案：D13._____tothepalace,thekingmarried_____thewoman.A.Onreturning;with

B.Inreturning;toC.Atreturning;/

D.Onreturning;/參考答案：D14.ItrytomakehimunderstandthatIamnotinterestedinhim,buthenevergetsthe______.

A.information

B.news

C.word

D.message參考答案：D略15.—CouldyoutakemyplaceandgotomeetProfessorSmithfromBritain?—_______________—Heisatallmanwearingshorthair.A.Whymethistime?

B.Areyoufamiliarwithhim?C.HowcanIrecognizehim?

D.Whatwouldyouliketotellme?參考答案：B16.Womenareslightlymore______tobecomeinfectedwithHIVwithoutacondomduringsex.

A.perhaps

B.possible

C.likely

D.probably參考答案：C略17.Ifithadnotbeenforherhelp,thepolice_____insolvingthemysteryinsuchashorttime.A.can’tsucceed

B.mustn’thavesucceeded

C.couldn’tsucceed

D.couldn’thavesucceeded參考答案：D18.Wewillshowyouaroundthecity_____youlike.

A.wherever

B.however

C.whenever

D.whatever參考答案：C二、單詞拼寫19.單詞拼寫（共10題；每題1分，滿分10分）根據(jù)下列各句句意和空白之后的漢語提示詞，在答題卡指定區(qū)域的橫線上寫出對應(yīng)單詞的正確、完整形式，每空只寫一詞。71.Heisveryreliable.Thatistosay,youcancompletely________(依靠）onhim.72.Heseemedtotakegreat_______(高興)inbuyinganewsmartphone.73.Youwillbeinformedwhenthebookbecomes_________(可使用的；可獲得的).74.Sheisalways_____________(樂觀的)abouteverythinginspiteofintrouble.

75.Youmustlearnto______(控制)yourtemper.76.Thepoliceconfirmedthatthemurdervictimhadbeen_________(毒死).

77.Frankmadeagood__________(印象)inthefirstinterview.

78.Theyareafraidthatwecaretoomuchaboutourselvesandare________(不愿意)tocooperatewithothers.79.Noonereallyknowsexactlywhenthefirstpeoplearrivedin

now.(call)

沒有人知道確切在什么時候第一批移民者到達我們今天稱之為美國的地方。80.Areporterbeginsbycontactingpeople_________________________andthenpreparesquestions.(interview)

記者要先和被采訪人聯(lián)系，然后準備好要采訪的問題。參考答案：71.depend/rely

72.delight

73.available

74.optimistic

75.control

76.poisoned

77.impression

78.unwilling79.whatwecallAmerica 80.tobeinterviewed/whoaretobeinterviewed/whowillbeinterviewed三、閱讀理解20.Itwaseleveno'clockthatnightwhenMr.Pontellierreturnedfromhisnightout.Hewasinanexcellenthumor,inhighspirits,andverytalkative.Hisentranceawokehiswife,whowasinbedandfastasleepwhenhecamein.Hetalkedtoherwhileheundressed,tellingheranecdotesandbitsofnewsandgossipthathehadgatheredduringtheday.Shewasovercomewithsleep,andansweredhimwithlittlehalfutterances.Hethoughtitverydiscouragingthathiswife,whowasthesoleobjectofhisexistence,showedsolittleinterestinthingswhichconcernedhimandvaluedsolittlehisconversation.Mr.Pontellierhadforgottenthecandiesandpeanutsthathehadpromisedtheboys.Still,helovedthemverymuchandwentintotheroomwheretheyslepttotakealookatthemandmakesurethattheywererestingcomfortably.Theresultofhisinvestigationwasfarfromsatisfactory.Heturnedandshiftedtheyoungstersaboutinbed.Oneofthembegantokickandtalkaboutabasketfullofcrabs.Mr.PontellierreturnedtohiswifewiththeinformationthatRaoulhadahighfeverandneededlookingafter.Thenhelithiscigarandwentandsatneartheopendoortosmokeit.Mrs.PontellierwasquitesureRaoulhadnofever.Hehadgonetobedperfectlywell,shesaid,andnothinghadmadehimsick.Mr.Pontellierwastoowellfamiliarwithfeversymptomstobemistaken.Heassuredherthechildwasburningwithfeveratthatmomentinthenextroom.Hereproachedhiswifewithherinattention,herhabitualneglectofthechildren.Ifitwasnotamother'splacetolookafterchildren,whoseonearthwasit?Hehimselfhadhishandsfullwithhisbusiness.Hecouldnotbeintwoplacesatonce;makingalivingforhisfamilyonthestreet,andstayinghometoseethatnoharmdonetothem.Hetalkedinadull,repeatedandinsistentway.Mrs.Pontelliersprangoutofbedandwentintothenextroom.Shesooncamebackandsatontheedgeofthebed,leaningherheaddownonthepillow.Shesaidnothing,andrefusedtoanswerherhusbandwhenhequestionedher.Whenhiscigarwassmokedout,hewenttobed,andinhalfaminutewasfastasleep.Mrs.Pontellierwasbythattimethoroughlyawake.Shebegantocryalittle,andwipedhereyesonthesleeveofhernightdress.Shewentoutontheporch,whereshesatdownandbegantorockherselfinthechair.Itwasthenpastmidnight.Thecottageswerealldark.Therewasnosoundexceptthehootingofanoldowlandtheeverlastingvoiceofthesea,whichbrokelikeamournfullullaby(催眠曲)uponthenight.ThetearscamesofasttoMrs.Pontellier'seyesthatthedampsleeveofhernightdressnolongerservedtodrythem.Shewentoncryingthere,notcaringanylongertodryherface,hereyes,herarms.Shecouldnothavetoldwhyshewascrying.Suchexperiencesashadjusthappenedwerenotuncommoninhermarriedlife.Theyseemedneverbeforetohaveweighedmuchagainsttheabundance(充足)ofherhusband'skindnessandauniformdevotionwhichhadcometobeself-understood.Anindescribableoppression,whichseemedtogenerateinsomeunfamiliarpartofherconsciousness,filledherwholebeingwithvaguepain.Itwaslikeashadow,likeamistpassingacrosshersoul'ssummerday.Itwasstrangeandunfamiliar;itwasamood.Shedidnotsitthereinwardlyscoldingherhusband,expressingsadnessaboutFate,whichhaddirectedherfootstepstothepathwhichtheyhadtaken.Shewasjusthavingagoodcryalltoherself.Themosquitoessucceededindrivingawayamoodwhichmighthaveheldherthereinthedarknesshalfanightlonger.ThefollowingmorningMr.Pontellierwasupingoodtimetotakethecarriagewhichwastoconveyhimtotheship.Hewasreturningtothecitytohisbusiness,andtheywouldnotseehimagainattheIslandtillthecomingSaturday.Hehadregainedhiscalmness,whichseemedtohavebeensomewhatweakenedthenightbefore.Hewaseagertobegone,ashelookedforwardtoalivelyweekinthefinancialcenter.1.Mr.Pontelliercomesbackhomefromhisnightoutina/an______stateofmind.A.excited B.confused C.depressed

D.disappointed2.Mr.Pontelliercriticizeshiswifebecause______.A.sheisnotwhollydevotedtoherchildren B.shedoeslittlehouseworkbutsleepC.sheknowsnothingaboutfeversymptoms

D.shefailstotakehersontohospital3.ThewriterwouldmostlikelydescribeMr.Pontellier’sconductduringtheeveningas__