2016-2017学年黑龙江省双鸭山一中高二(下)期末英语试卷

第1页（共1页）2016-2017学年黑龙江省双鸭山一中高二（下）期末英语试卷第一部分、阅读理解：总计40分第一节（共计30分）1．（6分）DearDerrick，Althoughundergreatpressure，weallgetonwellwitheachotherinthislargeoffice．Youareoneofthepeoplewhokeepthesocialtemperatureatsuchacomfortablesetting．Idon'tknowanyoneintheofficewhoisbetterlikedthanyou．Youcanperhapshelpwiththis．Thecollectionofcontributionstowardsgiftsforemployees'personal﹣lifeeventsisbecomingalittletroubling．Certainly，thegroupsendingofagiftisreasonablenowandthen．Inthepastmonth，however，therehavebeencollectionsfortwobabyshowergifts，oneweddingshowergift，twoweedinggifts，onefuneralremembrance，fourbirthdaygifts，andthreegraduationgifts．It'snotonlythecollected﹣fromwhoaregrowinguncomfortable（andpoor），butthecollected﹣forfeeluneasyreceivinggiftsfrompeoplewhodon'tknowthemoutsidetheoffice，whowouldn'tevenrecognizetheirgraduatingchildren，theirmarryingdaughtersandsons，ortheirdeadrelatives．Thisisbasicallyakindgesture（andonethatpeoplethinkwellofyoufor），butthepracticeseemstohavebecometoowide﹣rangingandfeelsimproperintoday'sofficesetting．Thankyouforunderstanding．1．Theunderlinedword"contributions"probablymeans．A．reportsB．suggestionsC．understandingD．money2．Derrickisexpectedto．A．showmorekindnessB．discontinuethepresentpracticeC．quitbeingtheorganizerforgiftgivingD．knowmoreaboutco﹣workers'families3．Thisisbasicallyaletterof．A．apologyB．dissatisfactionC．appreciationD．sympathy．2．（8分）KayandCharlesGiddenssoldtheirhometostartabedandbreakfast．Fouryearslater，thecouplenowdishesoutbananapancakebreakfasts，cleanstoilets，serveshomemadecookiestoguestsinabedandbreakfastsurroundedbytreesonamountainknownforcolorfulsunsets．"DoImissthefreeways？DoImissthetraffic？DoImissthetrees？No，"saysMs．Giddens．"Thisisaphenomenonthat'sfairlywidespread．Alotofpeoplearerethinkingtheirlivesandfiguringoutwhattheywanttodo．"Simplelivingrangesfromcuttingdownonweeknightactivitiestosharinghousing，livingclosertoworkandcommuting（通勤）less，avoidingshoppingmalls，borrowingbooksfromthelibraryinsteadofbuyingthem，andtakingacutinpaytoworkatamorepleasurablejob．VickiRobin，awriter，tellsushowshedealswiththechangesinherbudget，nowfarlessthanwhatsheusedtomake．"Youbecomeconsciousofwhereyourmoneyisgoingandhowvaluableitis，"Ms．Robinsays．"Youtendnottousethingup．Youcookathomeratherthaneatout．Youfindyourlifeisnotamessanymore，andyoudiscoveryourlivingcostshavegonewaydown．"JanetLuhrs，alawyer，quitherjobaftergivingbirthandleavingherdaughterwithababysitterfortwoweeks．"ItwasnotthewayIwantedtoraisemykids，"shesays．"Simplicityisnotjustaboutsavingmoney；it'saboutmesittingdowneverynightwithmykidstoacandlelitdinnerwithclassicalmusic．"Ms．LuhrsnoweditsamagazinescalledSimpleLiving，whichpublishestipsonhowtobuyrecycledfurnitureandshoes，andorganizepotluck（家常便饭）dinnersinsteadoffancyreceptions．"Simplicityisaboutconsciouslivingandcreatingthelifeyouwant．Thelessstuffyoubuy，thelessmoneygoesoutthedoor，andthelessmoneyyouhavetoearn，"Ms．Luhrsexplains．4．HowdoesMs．Giddensfeelaboutthelifesheislivingnow？A．BoredB．WorriedC．SatisfiedD．Surprised5．WhatdoesthephenomenonMs．Giddensmentionedreferto？A．ServingothersB．FindinganewjobC．Livingasimplelife．D．Openingarestaurant6．JanetLuhrsgaveupherjobasalawywerinorderto．A．haveonemorebabygirlB．createherownmagazineC．makehercareerinmusicD．spendmoretimewithherkids7．Inwhichpartofanewspaperwillthetextmostprobablyappear？A．BusinessB．LifestyleC．EducationD．Entertainment．3．（8分）TheylikeusingtheInternet．Theyhavelotsofpocketmoneytospend．Andtheyspendahigherproportionofitonlinethantherestofus．Teenagersarejustthesortofpeopleanonlinesellerisinterestedin，andthethingstheywanttobuy﹣games，CDsandclothing﹣areeasilysoldontheWeb．Butpayingonlineisatrickybusinessforconsumerswhoaretooyoungtoowncreditcards．Mosthavetouseaparent'scard．Theywantaservicethatallowsthemtospendmoney．Thatmaycomesoonerthantheythink：newwaystotakepocketmoneyintocyber（网络的）spacearecomingoutrapidlyonbothsidesoftheAtlantic．Ifsuccessful，theseproductscanstimulate（刺激）onlinesales．Ingeneral，teenagersspendhugeamounts：$153bn（billion）intheUSlastyearand￡20bnannuallyintheUK．MostteenagershaveaccesstotheInternetathomeoratschool﹣88percentintheUS，69percentintheUK．AccordingtotheJupiterResearch，oneineightofthosewithInternetaccesshasboughtsomethingonline﹣mainlyCDsandbooks．Inmostcases，parentspayforthesepurchaseswithcreditcards，anarrangementthatisoftenunsatisfactoryforthemandtheirchildren．Pressingparentstospendonlineislessproductivethanpressingonthehighstreet．Theyaremorelikelytoask"Why？"ifyouasktospendsomemoneyonline．OnewaytohelpteenagerschangenotesandcoinsintocybercashisthroughprepaidcardssuchasInternetCashintheUSandSmartcardsintheUK．Similartothoseforpay﹣as﹣you﹣gomobiletelephones，theyaresoldinamountssuchas￡20or$50withaconcealed（隐藏的）14﹣digitnumberthatcanbeusedtoloadthecashintoanonlineaccount．8．Whatdoestheword"They"inparagraph1referto？A．Sellers．B．Buyers．C．Teenagers．D．Parents．9．Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE？A．MorethanhalfoftheteenagersintheUSandtheUKhaveInternetaccess．B．Teenagerspayforgoodsonlinewiththeirowncreditcards．C．MostteenagersintheUSandtheUKhaveboughtsomethin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2016-2017学年黑龙江省双鸭山一中高二（下）期末英语试卷参考答案与试题解析第一部分、阅读理解：总计40分第一节（共计30分）1．（6分）DearDerrick，Althoughundergreatpressure，weallgetonwellwitheachotherinthislargeoffice．Youareoneofthepeoplewhokeepthesocialtemperatureatsuchacomfortablesetting．Idon'tknowanyoneintheofficewhoisbetterlikedthanyou．Youcanperhapshelpwiththis．Thecollectionofcontributionstowardsgiftsforemployees'personal﹣lifeeventsisbecomingalittletroubling．Certainly，thegroupsendingofagiftisreasonablenowandthen．Inthepastmonth，however，therehavebeencollectionsfortwobabyshowergifts，oneweddingshowergift，twoweedinggifts，onefuneralremembrance，fourbirthdaygifts，andthreegraduationgifts．It'snotonlythecollected﹣fromwhoaregrowinguncomfortable（andpoor），butthecollected﹣forfeeluneasyreceivinggiftsfrompeoplewhodon'tknowthemoutsidetheoffice，whowouldn'tevenrecognizetheirgraduatingchildren，theirmarryingdaughtersandsons，ortheirdeadrelatives．Thisisbasicallyakindgesture（andonethatpeoplethinkwellofyoufor），butthepracticeseemstohavebecometoowide﹣rangingandfeelsimproperintoday'sofficesetting．Thankyouforunderstanding．1．Theunderlinedword"contributions"probablymeansD．A．reportsB．suggestionsC．understandingD．money2．DerrickisexpectedtoB．A．showmorekindnessB．discontinuethepresentpracticeC．quitbeingtheorganizerforgiftgivingD．knowmoreaboutco﹣workers'families3．ThisisbasicallyaletterofB．A．apologyB．dissatisfactionC．appreciationD．sympathy．【解答】1．D．词义猜测题．根据文章Thecollectionofcontributionstowardsgiftsforemployees'personal﹣lifeeventsisbecomingalittletroubling可知为员工的个人生活中的事件收集礼物的贡献变得有点麻烦；意为钱；故选D．2．B．推理判断题．根据最后一段Thisisbasicallyakindgesture（andonethatpeoplethinkwellofyoufor），butthepracticeseemstohavebecometoowide﹣rangingandfeelsimproperintoday'sofficesetting可知他有可能停止当前的实践；故选B．3．B．推理判断题．根据最后一段Thisisbasicallyakindgesture（andonethatpeoplethinkwellofyoufor），butthepracticeseemstohavebecometoowide﹣rangingandfeelsimproperintoday'sofficesetting可知这是一封投诉信，是不满意的；故选B．2．（8分）KayandCharlesGiddenssoldtheirhometostartabedandbreakfast．Fouryearslater，thecouplenowdishesoutbananapancakebreakfasts，cleanstoilets，serveshomemadecookiestoguestsinabedandbreakfastsurroundedbytreesonamountainknownforcolorfulsunsets．"DoImissthefreeways？DoImissthetraffic？DoImissthetrees？No，"saysMs．Giddens．"Thisisaphenomenonthat'sfairlywidespread．Alotofpeoplearerethinkingtheirlivesandfiguringoutwhattheywanttodo．"Simplelivingrangesfromcuttingdownonweeknightactivitiestosharinghousing，livingclosertoworkandcommuting（通勤）less，avoidingshoppingmalls，borrowingbooksfromthelibraryinsteadofbuyingthem，andtakingacutinpaytoworkatamorepleasurablejob．VickiRobin，awriter，tellsushowshedealswiththechangesinherbudget，nowfarlessthanwhatsheusedtomake．"Youbecomeconsciousofwhereyourmoneyisgoingandhowvaluableitis，"Ms．Robinsays．"Youtendnottousethingup．Youcookathomeratherthaneatout．Youfindyourlifeisnotamessanymore，andyoudiscoveryourlivingcostshavegonewaydown．"JanetLuhrs，alawyer，quitherjobaftergivingbirthandleavingherdaughterwithababysitterfortwoweeks．"ItwasnotthewayIwantedtoraisemykids，"shesays．"Simplicityisnotjustaboutsavingmoney；it'saboutmesittingdowneverynightwithmykidstoacandlelitdinnerwithclassicalmusic．"Ms．LuhrsnoweditsamagazinescalledSimpleLiving，whichpublishestipsonhowtobuyrecycledfurnitureandshoes，andorganizepotluck（家常便饭）dinnersinsteadoffancyreceptions．"Simplicityisaboutconsciouslivingandcreatingthelifeyouwant．Thelessstuffyoubuy，thelessmoneygoesoutthedoor，andthelessmoneyyouhavetoearn，"Ms．Luhrsexplains．4．HowdoesMs．Giddensfeelaboutthelifesheislivingnow？CA．BoredB．WorriedC．SatisfiedD．Surprised5．WhatdoesthephenomenonMs．Giddensmentionedreferto？CA．ServingothersB．FindinganewjobC．Livingasimplelife．D．Openingarestaurant6．JanetLuhrsgaveupherjobasalawywerinordertoD．A．haveonemorebabygirlB．createherownmagazineC．makehercareerinmusicD．spendmoretimewithherkids7．Inwhichpartofanewspaperwillthetextmostprobablyappear？BA．BusinessB．LifestyleC．EducationD．Entertainment．【解答】CCDB4．C考查细节理解．根据"Thisisaphenomenonthat'sfairlywidespread．Alotofpeoplearerethinkingtheirlivesandfiguringoutwhattheywanttodo"可知，Ms．Giddens对现在的生活很满意，并不羡慕大城市的忙碌生活．故选C．5．C考查细节理解．根据前面的"Fouryearslater，thecouplenowdishesoutbananapancakebreakfasts，cleanstoilets，serveshomemadecookiestoguestsinabedandbreakfastsurroundedbytreesonamountainknownforcolorfulsunsets"可知，该处是指过简简单单的生活．故选C．6．D考查细节理解．根据"ItwasnotthewayIwantedtoraisemykids"可知，JanetLuhrs放弃了她的律师工作，是为了花更多的时间和孩子在一起．故选D．7．B考查文章主旨大意．根据文章内容可知，这是一篇关于生活的文章，所以在报纸的生活方式部分最可能出现．故选B．3．（8分）TheylikeusingtheInternet．Theyhavelotsofpocketmoneytospend．Andtheyspendahigherproportionofitonlinethantherestofus．Teenagersarejustthesortofpeopleanonlinesellerisinterestedin，andthethingstheywanttobuy﹣games，CDsandclothing﹣areeasilysoldontheWeb．Butpayingonlineisatrickybusinessforconsumerswhoaretooyoungtoowncreditcards．Mosthavetouseaparent'scard．Theywantaservicethatallowsthemtospendmoney．Thatmaycomesoonerthantheythink：newwaystotakepocketmoneyintocyber（网络的）spacearecomingoutrapidlyonbothsidesoftheAtlantic．Ifsuccessful，theseproductscanstimulate（刺激）onlinesales．Ingeneral，teenagersspendhugeamounts：$153bn（billion）intheUSlastyearand￡20bnannuallyintheUK．MostteenagershaveaccesstotheInternetathomeoratschool﹣88percentintheUS，69percentintheUK．AccordingtotheJupiterResearch，oneineightofthosewithInternetaccesshasboughtsomethingonline﹣mainlyCDsandbooks．Inmostcases，parentspayforthesepurchaseswithcreditcards，anarrangementthatisoftenunsatisfactoryforthemandtheirchildren．Pressingparentstospendonlineislessproductivethanpressingonthehighstreet．Theyaremorelikelytoask"Why？"ifyouasktospendsomemoneyonline．OnewaytohelpteenagerschangenotesandcoinsintocybercashisthroughprepaidcardssuchasInternetCashintheUSandSmartcardsintheUK．Similartothoseforpay﹣as﹣you﹣gomobiletelephones，theyaresoldinamountssuchas￡20or$50withaconcealed（隐藏的）14﹣digitnumberthatcanbeusedtoloadthecashintoanonlineaccount．8．Whatdoestheword"They"inparagraph1referto？CA．Sellers．B．Buyers．C．Teenagers．D．Parents．9．Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE？AA．MorethanhalfoftheteenagersintheUSandtheUKhaveInternetaccess．B．Teenagerspayforgoodsonlinewiththeirowncreditcards．C．MostteenagersintheUSandtheUKhaveboughtsomethingonline．D．Teenagersfounditeasiertopersuadeparentstobuyonlinethaninashop．10．AnewwaytohelpteenagersshoponlineistouseC．A．anewmachineB．specialcoinsandnotesC．prepaidcardsD．pay﹣as﹣you﹣gomobilephones11．Whatisthepassagemainlyabout？DA．Onlineshoppingtraps．B．InternetusersintheUSandtheUK．C．Newcreditcardsforparents．D．Thearrivalofcyberpocketmoney．【解答】CACD8．C词意猜测题．根据后面的"Teenagersarejustthesortofpeopleanonlinesellerisinterestedin，andthethingstheywanttobuy﹣games，CDsandclothing﹣areeasilysoldontheWeb．"可知，该词指的是青少年．故选C．9．A细节理解题．从第三段的：MostteenagershaveaccesstotheInternetathomeoratschool﹣88percentintheUS，69percentintheUK．看出是半数以上的美国英国的年轻人可以接触网络．故选A．10．C细节理解题．从文章最后一段中的OnewaytohelpteenagerschangenotesandcoinsintocybercashisthroughprepaidcardssuchasInternetCashintheUSandSmartcardsintheUK说明可以用precard支付．故选C．11．D细节理解题．从文章第三段的：Thatmaycomesoonerthantheythink：newwaystotakepocketmoneyintocyber（网络的）spacearecomingout可知解决问题的办法是用网络零钱，即将到来了．故选D．4．（8分）Babieslovereadingstorieswithbrightandcolorfulpictures．Astheyprogress，they'llenjoyslightlylongerstories，andwilllookforwardtojoiningin．Sowhateveryourkidsareinterestedin，lookforstoriesthatattracttheirinterest．Price：﹩22.95Description：Alyrical（抒情的）bookwithcolorfulillustrations（插图）thatexploresthegrowthandcontinualchangeofagarden．It'sapleasantstoryaboutthecycleoflife．CallMrs．Smithat758﹣9339formoreinformation．Price：﹩21.95Description：ThisbookisaboutthetypicalAustraliananimalsinlotsofdifferentAustralianenvironments．Thegentlythyming（押韵）textiseasilyunderstoodandaccompaniedbyPamelaLofts'brightandcolorfulpencilillustrations，creatingawarmandlovingatmosphere．CallMr．Blackat758﹣9328formoreinformation．Price：﹩12.95Max，awildandnaughtyboy，issenttobedwithoutsupperbyhisexhaustedmother．Inhisroom，heimaginessailingfarawaytoalandofwildthings．Insteadofeatinghim，thewildthingsmakeMaxtheirking．Thisyear，thebookwontheCaldecottMedal，andwasnamedoneoftheNewYorkTimesBestIllustratedChildren'sBooks．CallMrs．Greenat758﹣2589formoreinformation．Price：﹩8.95Description：Thisyearwearecelebratingthe50thanniversaryofDr．Seuss'sclassictaleofthecoolestandthemostfashionablecatinhistory!Thecatisoneofthemostpopularcharactersinchildren'sfiction，andthisbookisagreatwayforreaderstomakehisacquaintance．CallMr．Wilsonat758﹣4876formoreinformat