广东省深圳市耀华实验学校2018_2019学年高二英语上学期期末考试试题华文部

1、广东省深圳市耀华实验学校2018-2019 学年高二英语上学期期末考试试题（华文部）一 单项选择题 ( 每小题 1 分，满分15 分）1. we brought some food to the party but there was too much, so we _ any.a. needn t bringb. didn t need to bringc. mustn t bringd. neednthave brought2. listeningisa skillwhichmostpeoplelack,butcommunicationisa two-wayprocess-it _ spe

2、aking and listening.a. involvesb. invitesc. inventsd. interprets3. a very important function of small talk is to establish a relationship between people _ don t know each other at all.a. whoseb. whichc. whomd. who4. he crossed the road, _ his eyes on the spot where the cat had been investigating.a.

3、keptb. keepingc. keepsd. to keep5. willlookedaroundcarefully.behindhimthefullmoon shonedown oversdistant_ of green hills, and on the slops at the foot of the hills there werehouses with rich gardens and open parkland with groves of trees and the white gleamof a classical temple.a. pedestrianb. poetr

4、yc.prospectd. privilege6. rowling s style has been a target for some criticism, but _ makes the booksso importantis that,because they appeal to readersof allages, they createa specialliterary bond between parents and children.a. whichb. whatc. thatd. who7. it is estimated that this book _ into more

5、than 30 foreign languages in the past ten years.a. has translatedb.was translatedc.has been translatedd.translated8. _ something in the cloakroom , i went inside to get it, and found roy goingthrough the pockets of people s coats.- 1 - / 10a.having leftb. leavingc. leftd. have left9.by the end of la

6、st month, we _ 50 ,000 yuan for the charity.a.raised b.have raisedc. had raisedd. have been raising10. we spent long summer evenings in the pine forests, digging up worms for fishing,_ collecting feathers left by the birds in the cages _ they had been kept for the hunters.a.which.whereb.and.wherec.f

7、or.whered.and.which11.even if it waspossibleto bring dinosaurs backto life , theyprobablycould not_ in the present day environment.a. sighb. slipc.surrenderd. survive12.if i _ it with my own eyes, i wouldn t have believed it.a. hadn t seenb. didn t seec. wouldn t seed. don t see13.in 1953, watson an

8、d crick ,two scientists at cambridge university , england,discovered the structure of the acid dna-a transparent twisting ladder made ofthe fundamental _ of life.a. campaignsb.componentsc.codesd.characteristics14.in chinese,the same pronunciationwith different_has differentmeanings.the same is true

9、for music.a.targetb. tissuec. toned. troops15. when _ about his future career plan, the sport star gave us a smile instead of a direct reply.a. askingb. askedc. was askingd. having asked. 二 .阅读理解：（每小题2 分，满分30 分）along march exhibitionthe shanghai historymuseumisputting onexhibitiontoremember the long

10、 march.more than 220 photosand 40 otherthingsare on show. allthe exhibitionisexplainedin chinese. the show will end on november 20.time: 10:00 a.m. 4： 00 p.m.- 2 - / 10address: 1286 hongqiao roadticket price: 8 yuan for chinese/15 yuan for foreignersthai elephantseight elephants from thailand are an

11、 attraction for visitors at changfeng parkby riding bikes, playing basketball, dancing and blowing a musical instrument. the elephants give three shows a day at 9:30 a.m., 3:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., and there is an extra show at 1:30 p.m. at weekends. the show will end on november 15.address: 189 dabu

12、he roadticket price: 30 40 yuandancing dolphinsdolphinsjumpingfrom the waterto touch a ball,dancingto music,kissingpeopleand doing easy maths problems, and seals and sea lions, also performing, have madeup a large part of the aquarium in peace park, which interests children greatly.time: 10:30 a.m.,

13、 4:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.ticket price: 20 yuan for adults and 10 yuan for children16. where can one see the long march exhibition?a. in peace park.b. in changfeng park.c. in shanghai history museum.d. on 189 d abuhe road.17.how many shows do thailand elephants give at weekends?a. oneb. twoc.threed. f

14、our.18.how much should two children pay to go into peace park?a. twenty yuanb. five yuanc. thirteen yuand. fourteen yuanbmy fatherand i startedour morning by moving quicklyintothe localstore.i waitedin the lineatthe starbuckscounterwhilehe shopped around topickup a few things.as i was waitingtherei

15、noticedan elderlywoman, withuntidyhair,wearinglayersupon layers of old clothing, hunchbacked ( 弯背的 ) behind me in line. she had a few things for washing and seemed to want the starbucks cashier to ring up since that - 3 - / 10queue was shorter than the queues in the store.atsome pointifelthermovings

16、lowlycloserbehindme closerthaniwascomfortable with! i instinctively (本能地 ) placed a hand over my purse and drew itclose tome. my fear and imaginationraced creating wildstories about this homelesswoman who might try to steal money from me.then it was my turn to order. as the cashier rang up my total,

17、 i discovered i was67 cents short. i called my father but he was hard of hearing. he asked me to repeatwhat isaid but hestill couldntmake me out.at that point, along,grayarm, withholes in itssleeves,reached over from behind me. she laid67 cents out on the counter,saying,“here, we all need some help

18、sometimes.”i was stunned! here was a woman who clearly had very little to give and was ingreatneed herself.i had judgedher wronglyand she had offeredtoreach out tohelpme!what an amazing gift and lesson this woman gave me about judging others! thankyou, god!19. from the passage, we can infer that the

19、 elderly woman_.a. tried to steal money from the writerb. probably lived a poor lifec. always followed close behind the writerd. often went to the store to buy afew things.20. the elderly woman decided to help the writer_.a. the moment she saw the writerb. when she noticed the writer watching herc.

20、after the writer failed to get help from his/her fatherd. when the writer discovered she/he was 67 cents short21. the underlined word“stunned ” in paragraph 5 probably means_.a. surprisedb. happyc. angryd. disappointed22. what lesson does the writer learn from the story?a. we should look at things f

21、rom two sides.b. it s wise to give help to those in need.c. the world is full of love and surprises.- 4 - / 10d. never judge a person from his/her appearance.cfor many years,people in american cities have depended on farmers in rural areasto grow fruits and vegetables. but now a new generation of fa

22、rmers is planting cropsin urban areas.sean conroe isa collegestudent.amber banks is a teacher.they both likefarmingand gardening. they wanted to start a farm in the middle ofseattle.“there are alot of neighborhoods that don t have access to healthy, fresh produce. and if they do, it can be very expe

23、nsive. so we see unused space as a great place to grow foodthat will make it more accessible for people,” says amber banks.sean conroe created a website to get volunteers and donations(捐赠 ). within aweek, theywere offereda pieceof land between two houses.he says twentyvolunteersworked for six weeken

24、dsto turn the grassy landinto a farm. they call their projectalleycat acres.they have harvested about ninety kilograms of produce so far. they have donatedmost of it to local food banks that feed hungry people in seattle.one of the goalsof the urban farm isto show citypeoplethe joysof growingfood.th

25、e alleycat acres invites school groups to the farm to help out. and amber bankssays they want the same people who get food donations to learn how to work the soil.sean conroe says alleycat acres is expanding to other empty areas of seattle. soare a lot of other urban farming groups.but the growth of

26、 these farms is limited. that is because seattle, like a lot ofothercities,hasrestrictions（ 限制 ） onurbanfarms.considering changing those laws.23.the project alleycat acres is started mainly to _.the citycouncilisnowa. let students enjoy the pleasure of growing crops.b. make city people realize the i

27、mportance of farming.c. provide poor city people with fresh fruits and vegetables.d. teach college students the skills of farming and gardening.24.which of the following can best describe the project alleycat acres right now?- 5 - / 10a. hopelessb. successfulc. impracticald. unexpected25.it can be i

28、nferred from the last paragraph that _.a. the progress of the project will meet with difficulties.b. the project will get little support from the government.c. agriculture plays an important role in the city of seattle.d. urban farms won t have a great future.26. what s the best title for this passa

29、ge?a. volunteers and donations needed for city projectsb. farming skills necessary to city peoplec. seattle city of farming and gardeningd. farming in the city: the joys of growing fooddi wish therewould be a way to descr ibe china in simple terms but that s impossible.for the most part chinese peop

30、le are friendly, easy-going and optimistic. they arecurious and unusually patient and they are also the most hard-working people i haveever met.in china,familyis everything.in my englishclasseswhen the studentswere a skedwhat they would do if they only had a few hours to live, most students told me

31、howthey would spend their last few hours with their families and parents. many timesthe subjects in the classes center on families and friends. i have been teaching fora year here.the cost of living here is very low compared with that of the us. the city ofxiangyang i live in isn t large and i live

32、better. non-imported( very cheap, so are clothing and articles of everyday use.非进口的 the cost)foods are of publictransportation is very low, too. chinese people value education. however, it isreported that many children can t afford the expenses of schooling and are forced to leave school in some poo

33、r areas in china. but they organized project hope many years ago. it creates conditions for the poor children to go back to school. in myopinion, project hope is of great importance to the development of the rural education. when we read news of china in the west, rarely, if ever, will we see anythi

34、ng- 6 - / 10mentioned of the positive changes china has gone through. while it is true thateconomic miracles( 奇迹 ) have not reached many areas of china, we also have the same problems.when i am asked which country i consider better, china or the us, my answer hasalways been the same:“we are not wors

35、e or better than each other; we are onlydifferent. ”27. what does the author think of chinese people?a. he praises most chinese people a lot.b. he thinks most chinese people are proud.c. he thinks most chinese people hardly work.d. he dislikes most chinese people.28. what is the author doing in chin

36、a?a. he is on his summer vacation.b. he is teaching english in a school.c. he is studying in a college.d. he is on business.29. what are not cheap in china in the authors opinion?a. clothes and shoes made in china.b. local foodsc. public transportation tickets.d. imported foods30. we can infer from

37、the passage that the author thinks_.a. the westerners have got to know china wellb. china s economic miracles have appeared everywherec. the education in rural areas is never cared about in the us.d. the progress of china is seldom reported in the us第三部分：完形填空 （共 20 小题；每小题1.5 分，满分30 分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给

38、的四个选项(a, b, c和 d) 中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。one saturday afternoon, my daughter alice asked me,“are all people the sameeven if they are different in color?”i thought for a minute, and then i said,“i ll explain,31you can justwait until we make a quick stop 32 the grocery store. i have something33t

39、oshow you.”- 7 - / 10at the grocery store, we34some apples red, green and yellow ones. backhome, i toldalice,“it s timeto35yourquestion. ”i put one apple ofeach36on the table. then i looked at alice, who had a37look on her face.“peopleare like apples. they come in all38colors, shapes and sizes. on t

40、he39, some of the apples may not40look as the others.” as i was talking, alice was41each one carefully. then,i took each of the apples and peeled(削皮 ) them,42them back on the table, but43 a different place.“okay, alice, tell me which is which.”she sai d,“ i 44tell. they all look the same now.” “take

41、 a bite of45.see if that helps you46which one is which.”she took 47, and then a huge smile came across her face.“people are48likeapples!they are alldifferent,butonce you49theoutside, they reprettymuch the same on the inside.”she totally50it. i didnt need to say or do anything else.31.a.althoughb.soc

42、.becaused.if32.a.atb.ofc.aboutd.for33.a.expressiveb.encouragingc.informatived.interesting34.a.boughtb.countedc.sawd.collected35.a.checkb.mentionc.answerd.improve36.a.sizeb.typec.shaped.class37.a.worriedb.satisfiedc.proudd.curious38.a.ordinaryb.normalc.differentd.regular39.a.outsideb.wholec.tabled.inside40.a.stillb.evenc.onlyd.ever41.a.examiningb.measuringc.drawingd.packing42.a.keepingb.placingc.pullingd.giving43.a.tob.towardc.ford.in44. a.mustn tb.can tc.shouldn td.neednt45.a.each oneb.e