2022年河北省保定市太保营中学高二英语下学期期末试题含解析

2022年河北省保定市太保营中学高二英语下学期期末试题含解析一、选择题1.--Icomeallthewaytosay“Thankyou”andwe______itwithoutyou.--Thinkingnothingofit.A.mustn’thavedone B.shouldhavedoneC.wouldn’thavedone D.needn’thavedone参考答案：C2.Nickworksinabigcity.Heseldom,_____,comesbacktohishometown.A.ifany B.ifever C.ifso D.ifnot参考答案：B3.Youshouldn’tknockatthedoorfrequently;nobodyenjoys________repeatedly.A.tobeinterrupted

B.tointerrupt

C.beinginterrupted

D.interrupting参考答案：C4.Onlywhenyouridentityhasbeenchecked______.A.youareallowedin

B.youwillbeallowedinC.willyouallowin

D.willyoubeallowedin参考答案：D5.Headvisedfarmerstochoosethebestseed-heads,

thathadthebestcolor1.A.those B.ones C.it D.one参考答案：A6.--Howaboutapicnicthisweek?--Soundsfine.Butcanyoubemore_____?Withwhomandwhere?A.special B.realistic C.specific D.practical参考答案：C7.It’sabadhabitto____breakfasteveryday.Ahealthybreakfastisveryimportantforallofus.

A.cutoff

B.leaveout

C.putaway

D.makeup参考答案：B略2.

---Howdoyouliketherecorder?

---Itcan’thelp________myspokenEnglishandIcan’thelp_______itaway.

A.improving;throwB.toimprove;throwC.improve;throwingD.improving;throwing参考答案：C略9.MothertoldJimtowatchthemilkuntilitboiledandthen_____offthegas.A.turn

B.turns

C.turned

D.turning参考答案：A10.Themanager，

itcleartousthathedidn’tagreewithus，leftthemeetingroom.A.making

B.havingmade

C.whohasmade

D.made参考答案：B

11.Weareseekingaprimeminister,_____whowilldevotehimselftotheinterestofthecountry.

A.he

B.him

C.that

D.one参考答案：D略12.Haven’tIrepeatedthatyou_____haveaholidayonSaturdayifyouworkhard?

A.should

B.shall

C.must

D.haveto

参考答案：B13.Ourmathsteacherhardlygoestoworkbybus,_________he?A.did

B.does

C.didn’t

D.doesn’t参考答案：B14.English

A.interrupt

B.sink

C.again

D.advance参考答案：B15.________tosunlightfortoomuchtimewilldoharmtoone’sskin.A.Exposed

B.Havingexposed

C.

Beingexposed

D.Afterbeingexposed参考答案：C16.HeinsistedthatJohn___it.

A.

do

B.

does

C.

did

D.

woulddo参考答案：A二、完型填空17.LangLangisaworld-classyoungpianistwhogrewupinShengyang.HewenttoapianoschoolinBeijingwhenhewasjusteight.“Youneedfortune(运气)，”hisfathersaid.“Butifyoudon’tworkhard,no41willcome.”Whatmadehimsadwas42hispianoteacherinBeijingdidn’tlikehim.“Youhavenotalent(天赋).Youwillneverbeapianist.”43

anine-year-oldboy,LangLangwasbadly44

.Hedecidednottobea45

anymore.Forthenexttwoweeks,hedidn’tplay46

piano.Wisely,hisfatherdidn’tpush,butwaited.Luckily,thedaycamewhenhisteacheraskedhimto47

someholidaysongs.Hedidn’twantto,butasheplacedhisfingersonthepianokeys,herealizedthathe

48showothersthathehad49

.Thatdayhetoldhisfatherwhathehadbeenwaitingtohear—thathewanted50withanewteacher.

51thatmomenton,everythingturnedaround.Hestarted

52

competitions.Inthe1994InternationalYoungPianistsCompetition，whenit53

announcedthatLangLanghadwon,hewastoo

54

toholdbackhistears.Soon

55wasclearthathecouldn’tstayinChinaforever—hehadtoplayontheworld’s

56

stages.In1997LangLang

57

toPhiladelphia,U.S..Therehespenttwoyearspractising,andby1999hehadworkedhardenoughforfortunetotakeover.Afterhis

58

performanceatChicago’sRaviniaFestival,gigs(特邀演出)inLincolnCenterandCarnegieHallstartedbreaking.

59LangLangworkedtoreachtheplacewherefortunespots(发现)

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,andletshimdevelop.41.A.exerciseB.knowledgeC.fortuneD.wealth42.A.thatB.whyC.whenD.Whether43.A.LikeB.AsC.ToD.With44.A.ruinedB.weakenedC.hurtD.frightened45.A.singerB.writer

C.playerD.pianist46.A.theB.aC.anD./47.A.singB.writeC.play

D.study48.A.isB.couldC.can

D.was49.A.chanceB.timeC.brainD.talent50.A.tostudyB.studyingC.studyD.studied51.A.atB.FromC.SinceD.After52.A.receivingB.acceptingC.beatingD.winning53.A.wasB.beC.were

D.wouldbe54.A.sadB.encouragedC.shocked

D.satisfied55.A.thisB.whatC.thatD.it56.A.smallB.bigC.longD.short57.A.movedB.leftC.startedD.performed58.A.meaningfulB.cheerful

C.successfulD.respectful59.A.Final

B.SuddenlyC.SuddenD.Finally60.A.heB.himC.hisD.he’s参考答案：41-45CABCD

46-50ACBDA

51-55BDACD

56-60BACDB三、阅读理解18.(Reuters)—AgroupofChinesescientistsandexplorersarelookingforinternationalhelptoorganizeanewsearchforthecountry’sanswertoBigfoot,knownlocallyasthe“Yeren”,or“wildman”.Overtheyears,morethan400peoplehavesaidtheysawthehalf-man,half-ape(半猿)Yereninaremote,mountainousareaofthecentralprovinceofHubei,statenewsagencyXinhuasaidonSaturday.Expeditions(探险)inthe1970sand1980sfoundhair,afootprint,andasleepingnestsuspectedofbelongingtotheYeren,buttherehasbeennoconclusiveproof,thereportadded.Witnessesdescribeacreaturethatwalksuprightandismorethan2meterstallwithgrey,redorblackhairalloveritsbody,Xinhuasaid.NowtheHubeiWildManResearchAssociationislookingforvolunteersfromaroundtheworldtojointhemonanotherexpeditiontolookfortheYeren.“Wewanttheteammemberstobedevoted,astherewillbealotofhardworkintheprocess,”LuoBaosheng,vicepresidentofthegroup,toldXinhua.Buttheteamwillhavetocomeupwithabout10millionyuan($1.50million)first,andistalkingtocompaniesandotherbodiestosecurethemoney,sothereisnotimetableyetforwhentheymaystart,thereportadded.Chinaisnostrangertocryptozoology.Therearemanytalesaboutmysterious,monster-likecreaturesinremotepartsofthecountry.Forexample,TibetanshavelongtalkedabouttheexistenceoftheYeti(喜马拉雅雪人),or“AbominableSnowman”,inthehighmountainsoftheirsnowyhomeland.8.Whatthevolunteersforthisexpeditionneedmostis_____.A.experience

B.enthusiasmC.confidence

D.devotion9.Thetimetableforstartingthetripdependson_____.A.thenumberofexplorersB.government’ssupportC.thefinanceD.localpeople’sguiding10.Accordingtothetext,theunderlinedword“cryptozoology”inthelastparagraphprobablyrefersto_____.A.thestudyofmysteriousanimalsB.thestudyofhumanbeingsC.dangerousexpeditionsD.tourismindustry11.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthistext?A.VolunteersforanexpeditionneededB.ScientiststolookforChina’sBigfootC.InternationalcooperationinfindingwildmanD.YerenappearedinHubeiagain参考答案：DCAB19.EveryhourspentinwatchingTV,DVDsandvideosasanadultreduceslifeexpectancybyalmost22minutes,astudysuggests.AndviewingTVforanaverageofsixhoursadaycancutshortyourlifebyfiveyears.Theresearchclaimsthatasedentary(久坐的)lifestyleisasbadforhealthassmokingandobesity,becauseofthedangerscausedbyinactivityandthegreateropportunitiesitoffersforunhealthyeating.Theacademicsconductingthestudysetouttocalculatetheoverallrisktolifeexpectancyfromwatchingtelevision.Theirresearchinvolvedmorethan11,000peopleovertheageof25.WritingintheBritishJournalofSportsMedicine,theyconcluded."TVviewingtimemaybeassociatedwithalossoflife,whichissimilartoothermajorchronicdiseaseriskfactorssuchasphysicalinactivityandobesity."Theresearchers,fromtheUniversityofQueensland,usedinformationfromtheAustralianDiabetes,ObesityandLifestyleStudy,togetherwithpopulationanddeathratedata.Buttheysaid:"AlthoughweusedAustraliandata,theeffectsinotherindustrializedanddevelopingcountriesarelikelytobesimilar,consideringthelargeamountsoftimespentwatchingTVandsimilaritiesindiseasepatterns."IntheUnitedKingdom,theaverageamountoftimespentwatchingTVisfourhoursaday,comparedwithfivehoursintheUnitedStates.Earlierthisyear,aseparatestudysuggestedtheriskofdevelopingtype2diabetesandheartdisease,ordyingearly,risesbyasmuchas20percentafterjusttwohoursadayinfrontofthebox.England'sChiefMedicalOfficer,SallyDavies,said:"Physicalactivityoffershugebenefitsandthesestudiesbackwhatwealreadyknow-thatasedentarylifestylecarriesadditionalrisks.Wehopethesestudieswillhelpmorepeoplerealizethattherearemanywaystogetexercise."67.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat_______

A.whetheryouwatchTVornothasnothingtodowithhowlongyouwilllive

B.ifanadultwatchesTVforsixhourseve