贵州省印江智成中学高一英语下学期期中试题（无答案）新人教版(1).doc

印江智成中学2013-2014学年度第二学期高一年级英语期中测试题第一部分英语知识运用一单项填空（每题1分，共计15分） d.wasevery student and every teacher _attended the meeting. a.are b.have c.has d.is9.iwouldlikeajobwhichpaysmore,but_ienjoytheworkimdoingatthemoment. a.inotherwords b.ontheotherhand c.foronething d.asamatteroffact10.theyrehavingameetingtodiscusswherethenewofficebuilding_. a.shouldsituate b.shouldbesituated c.shouldbelied d.waslocated11.thelionisconsideredthekingoftheforestasitisa(n)_ofcourageandpower. a.example b.sign c.mark d.symbol12._eitheryouoritolookafterher? a.am b.is c.are d.should13._2012olympicgameswillbeheldinlondon,_capitalof_uk. a.the,the.the b.the,/,/ c.the,a.the d./,the.the14.in_,peopleinthatvillagewereverypoor. a.1920sb.the1920sc.1920sd.its1920s15._heisveryyoung,heknowsalot. a.althoughb.thoughc.unlessd.asif二完形填空（每题2分，共计20分）（1）oncetherewasaboyintoronto.hisnamewasjimmy.hestarteddrawingwhenhewasthreeyearsold,andwhenhewasfivehewasalreadyvery_16_atit.hedrewmanybeautifulinterestingpictures,andmanypeople_17_hispictures.theythoughtthisboywasgoingtobe_18_whenhewasalittleolder,andthentheyweregoingto_19_thesepicturesforalotofmoney.jimmyspictureswerequitedifferentfromother_20_becauseheneverdrewonallofthepaper.hedrewon_21_ofit,andtheotherhalfwasalways_22_.thatsveryclever,everybodysaid._23_otherpeoplehaveeverdonethatbefore.onedaysomebodyaskedhim,pleasetellme,jimmy.whydoyoudrawonthebottomhalfofyourpictures,_24_notonthetophalf?becauseimsmall,jimmysaid,andmybrushescant_25_veryhigh.16 a.poor b.sad c.glad d.good17. a.bought b.brought c.sold d.took18. a.different b.clever c.famous d.rich19. a.buy b.show c.leave d.sel20. a.mens b.peoples c.boys d.childs21. a.half b.part c.side d.end22. a.full b.empty c.wrong d.ready23. a.no b.some c.any d.many24. a.then b.and c.but d.or25. a.change b.turn c.pull d.reach三阅读理解。（每题2分。共计30分） (1) whatsoninshanghaidiningnightlife stagecinemaartravel business beauty thismayisabusymonthinshanghai.therearelotstodo.herearethehighlights.livemusic-latenightjazzenjoy realamericanjazzfromherbiedavis,thefamoustrumpetplayer. he iscomingwithhis new7-pieceband,herbiesheroes.herbieisknowntoplaywellintotheearlyhourssodontexpecttogetmuchsleep.thisisherbiesthirdvisittoshanghai.thefirsttwoweresoldout，sogetyourticketsquick.place:thejazzclub dates:15-23mayprice:80,120(fromfridaytosunday) time:10p.m.tilllate!tel:6557-6898scottishdancingtakeyourpartnersandgetreadytodancetillyoudrop.scottishdancingisfunandeasytolearn.theteachers,gordonstroppieandtheweefrees,areexcellent.theywillalsodemonstratethedances. place:jack steins dates:everymonday price:60includingonedrink time:7-10p.m. tel:6427-3957exhibitions-shanghaimuseumthereare120,000piecesonshowhere.youcanseethewholeofchinesehistoryunderoneroof.itsalwaysinterestingtovisit,butespeciallysoatthemomentwiththeegyptiantombsexhibition.place:shanghaimuseum dates:dailyprice:30(15forstudents) tel:6888-5066time:monday-friday9a.m.-5p.m.,weekends9a.m.-9p.m.dining-sushichefintownsushiisgettingreallybiginshanghai.injapan,itsbecomeanartform.themostfamoussushiartistisyukikamura.shesalsooneofthefewfemalechefs(厨师)injapan.shellbeatsushisceneallofthismonth.place:sushisceneintheshanghaihotel dates:allmonthprice:240 time:lunchtimetel:6690-2315 26.whichactivityisthecheapest? a.enjoyingamericanjazz. b.learningscottishdancing. c.visitingshanghaimuseum. d.diningatsushiscene.27.ifyouwanttolearnscottishdancing,whichnumbershouldyoudial?a.6427-3957 b.6690-2315 c.6888-5066 d.6557-689828.howmuchshouldyoupayifyouwanttwoticketsfortheamericanjazzonfriday? a.240 b.160 c.120 d.8029.whocanplaytrumpetverywell? a.yukikamura. b.gordonstroppie. c.theweefrees. d.herbiedavis.30.wherecanyougoifyouwanttoeatsushi?a.thejazzclub. b.jacksteins. c.shanghaimuseum. d.theshanghaihotel. thetourismbusinessinhongkonghasbeenthroughsomeveryhardtimes.tenyearsago,withalltheeconomicproblemsinasia,farfewertouristswerevisitinghongkong.however,thesar(特别行政区)wasstilloneofthemostpopulardestinationsinasia,andafavoredlocationforinternationalmeetingsandexhibitions.theyear1997wasthebestyearfortourisminthe1990s.howeverin1998,thefigurewasdownby8%from10.4milliontouristarrivalsrecordedinthepreviousyear.tourismwasstillbigbusiness,though.themainlandwashongkongslargestsourceofvisitors,makingupoveraquarterofallarrivals.travelersfromtaiwanprovince,southandsoutheastasiaandjapanmadeupthemostofothervisitors.tourismremainedamajorsourceofforeignexchange,althoughtouristsspendingdropped.touristsoftenmadeshortvisits,stayinganaverageofthreetofourdays.mosttouristscametohongkongforbusinessorleisure,oramixtureofboth.shoppingwasstillthefavoritethingoftouristactivityandspending.theaveragevisitorspentabouthk$3,000notincludingaccommodation(住宿)andfood.hongkongtouristassociationofficialsdevelopedvariousplanstodevelopinterestinhongkongasatouristdestination,andtheyhopedthesepolicieswouldwork31.whatsituationwashongkongfacinginthepassage? a.thetourismbusinesswasdevelopingquickly b.fewertouristswerevisitinghongkongthanbefore. c.itwasnolongerapopulardestinationinasia. d.therewerefarfewerinternationalmeetingsandexhibitions.32.in1998,_.a.thefigureofvisitorsinhongkongwasdownby8% b.tourisminhongkonghaditsbestyear c.10.4milliontouristsvisitedhongkong d.hongkongdidntholdanyinternationalmeetings33.whatisthelargestsourceofthevisitorstohongkong?a.japan. b.southeastasia c.u.s.ad.themainlandofchina34.theunderlinedwordboth(inpara.4)refersto_. a.shortvisitsandlongvisits b.hongkongandthemainlandc.businessandleisure d.shoppingandotheractivities35.whichofthefollowingstatementisnottrue?a.thefigureoftouriststohongkongwas10.4millionin1997. b.touristsspendingcontinuedincreasing. c.touristspreferredshortvisitstolongvisits. d.shoppingwasstillpopularinhongkong. (3)comicsusedrawingsandwordstotellstoriesthatcanbefunnyorserious,oralittleofboth.comicbooksgrewoutofcomicstripsinnewspapers.oneofthemostsuccessfulearlycomiccharactersinamericawasmickeydugan,betterknownastheyellowkid.heworeayellowcoatthatwastoobigforhim.hewasacharacterinacomicstripwhichprovidedopinionsontheproblemsofcities.theyellowkidfirstappearedineighteenninety-five.thecharacterbecamesopopularthatitwasalsousedtosellproductsandtocreateplays.adventurestoriesincomicbookswereverypopularduringthenineteenthirties-thetimeknownasthegoldenageofcomics.famouscharacterscreatedduringthattimeincludethesciencefictionheroflashgordonandthedetectivedicktracy.thenineteenthirtiesalsogaveusasuper-herowhocametoearthfromanotherplanet.supermanwasanewspaperreporterforthedailyplanetinthebigcitywhenhelivedontheearth.supermanbecameaheroofcomicfansasheusedhisabilitytoflytofightfortruthandjustice.jerrysiegelandjoeshusterwereseventeenwhentheycreatedsupermaninnineteenthirty-three.theysoldtherightsofthecharactertothedccomicscompanyforonehundredandthirtydollars.thatmightbealotofmoneytothematthetime.butitwasnothingcomparedtoallthemoneymadesincethenfromsupermancomics,radioandtvshows,moviesandtoys.finally,innineteenseventy-five,theywantedtogetmorefortheircreation.dccomicsagreedtopayeachofthemtwentythousanddollarsayearforlife.anditagreedtoputtheirnamesasthecreatorsofsupermaninallfutureprintedmaterialsandfilms.36.comicstellstories_withwordsanddrawings.a.abouttheproblemsofamericab.thatcanbeeitherfunnyorserious c.thatalwayshappeninreallife d.iccharactersarementionedinthispassage. a.2b.3c.4d.538.mickeyduganwasafamousamericancomiccharactercreated_. a.inthelate19thcentury b.duringthegoldenageofcomics c.intheearly19thcentury d.inthenineteenthirties39.thefamouscomiccharactersinthenineteenthirtiesmentionedinthispassageweremainly_. a.prettygirls b.heroes c.kids d.policemen40.fromthepassage,weknowthatdicktracywasacharacterin_. a.alovestory b.sciencefiction c.apoem d.adetectivestor第二部分：写作。单词拼写.注意单词形式的正确变换。(每题1.5分，共计15分)41.greenisthe_（象征）oflife.42._（面对）withthedifficulty,weshouldntgiveup.43.whendidthe_(古代的)olympicgamesstart?44.theyall_(交换)addressesbeforetheyparted.45.thiskindofactivitywasfirstheldina_（发展中的）country.46weshouldhelpthe_（无家可归的）beggarsandletthemfeelwarm.47.somepeopleinafricastilllivein_.（贫穷）48.being_（教育）atanormalschoolisnecessaryforachild.49.theairinthecityis_（受到污染的）soseriouslythatyoucangetillifyouliveinitlong.50.alotofpeoplearedyingof_（饥饿）inmanypartsoftheworld.五根据所给词的正确形式完成句子。（每题2分，共计10分）51we are lucky to arrive an hour_(early) 52.it was _(real) considerate of you to get me the ticket . 53.i am looking forward to _(give) a hand to a s