1、2020-2021年河南省濮陽市某校高一（上）期末英語試卷一、閱讀理解 1. The holiday season is upon us. These are a few places you can visit without breaking the bank while having a fun and relaxing experience.Lakowe LakesLakowe Lakes is a beautiful golf resort（場所）, 45 minutes away from the city of Lagos. You can rent an apartm

2、ent for a couple of days.A trip to Lakowe Lakes will involve activities like fishing at the lake, pedal boat rides, golfing on an 18-championship golf course, bike riding, moves under the stars, outdoor barbeques and spa treatments.Inaghe ResortsInagbe Resorts is an excellent choice for whoever want

3、s a getaway from the city especially families. Individuals（個人）or families looking for a quiet place with a beach would love Inagbe.There are facilities（設備）like swimming pools, basketball courts and children playing grounds. It offers different kinds of activities such as watersports, horse rides and

4、 quad biking.Calabar Carnival（狂歡節）Calabar Carnival is still one of the best carnivals out of Nigeria. This week-long event, held every December, is filled with fun moments, parades and display of culture. It is also known as Africa's biggest street party.This will be an opportunity to explo

5、re Calabar, the national museums, Tortuga island, Mary Slessor house, Drill Ranchm Tinapa resort and the national park.The GambiaThe smiling coast of Africa will make you live more happily than you have ever been. There is an experience for everyone based on how much money you spend.Explore the city

6、 of Banjul, go bird watching, attend a cooking class, watch crocodiles at the crocodile pool, discover the slave roots of Kunta Kinte, go fishing, take a hike and visit a village market. （1）What can you do at Lakowe Lakes?A.Horse riding.B.Watching birds.C.Visiting museums.D.Outdoor barbeques. （2）Whi

7、ch is also known as Africa's biggest street party?A.Lakowe Lakes.B.Inagbe Resorts.C.Calabar Camival.D.The Gambia. （3）What is special about The Gambia?A.Rent an apartment.B.Watch crocodiles.C.Watch movies under the sky.D.Explore the national park. 2. Growing up in Venezuela, there was never

8、really much cause to learn English. For five years, I spent two hours a week completely involved in understanding numbers, colors, and the differences between saying "good evening" and "good night." I would always get top marks. Yes, that used to be me, walking like a queen among

9、 everyday Spanish speakers. "Bring it on, life," I said: "I can deal with whatever you've got."But when I moved to Canada, life hit me so hard that it knocked me down. Years later, I am still recovering（恢復）. Living in a new land, with different people, new rules, new weather,

10、 a new culture and language, I was no longer a queen. Did I speak English? No, not at all. So, I went back to school, thinking that it was a challenge I would conquer（克服）in record time. But English was more like a thick wall in my path. Even after getting a job, it took all my courage to stop myself

11、 from crying, completely at a loss and scared. Learning English, speaking, listeningit hurt me. Not the language. Not the unkind people. It hurt because I wasn't good, despite（盡管）my efforts.Now, after almost seven years in Canada, I've decided not to say sorry for my accent, grammar mistakes

12、, or pronunciation. I'm going to run after my dreams and enjoy a beautiful, rich and fascinating language. Don't get me wrong. My brain still screams "Give me a break!" from time to time, but that's completely natural. I know it's going to take a while, but at least now I a

13、ccept the person I amnot the perfect person I thought I was. （1）What can we learn about the author's learning English in Venezuela?A.It didn't need much effort.B.Its standard was very high.C.Everyone put much time in it.D.It brought advantages to students. （2）Which shows the author's fee

14、ling in Venezuela?A.She looked down upon others.B.She was brave in English competitions.C.She felt confident to face any challenge.D.She was proud of her all foreign languages. （3）What happened right after the author moved to Canada?A.She can face the new environment quickly.B.She regretted not work

15、ing hard in English.C.She quickly put her language talent to use.D.She was disappointed at her learning English. （4）We can infer from the last paragraph that the author _.A.has conquered English finallyB.is worried about her EnglishC.has a practical understanding of herselfD.can now speak English qu

16、ite beautifully 3. No Tobacco Day（May 31st）was set up to raise awareness of the dangers of this habit, and thousands of lives it costs every year. Tobacco used to be considered the distinguished（卓越的）status symbol for the learned man and even as healthy by business. A hundred years and millions

17、of deaths later, it's become undeniable（不可否認的）that tobacco use is one of the main killers of people all over the world.Indeed, lung cancer is believed to be the cause of the most cancer deaths worldwide, with tobacco being responsible for 22% of all deaths from cancer. It is important for everyo

18、ne to take steps to try to fight this by trying to go tobacco-free as much as possible. This is no doubt the kind of what promoted（促進）the WHO to create this day. However, it is pretty clear that we still have a way to go when it comes to trying to get people to be as tobacco-free as possible.For dec

19、ades, tobacco companies have used their marketing strategies（策略）to try to aim at younger and more easily impressionable people, and this has led to a sharp rise in a lot of cancer deaths among young people. The idea of No Tobacco Day is to have a specific day that people can use to give them th

20、e motivation to get away from tobacco and tobacco-related products.So if you're one of the millions of people who light up a cigarette, step out for a cancer stick, or have a smoke, then let No Tobacco Day be your chance for a freer, healthier future. The average smoker spends around $4000 a yea

21、r on cigarettes, imagine what you could do with that kind of money! That's enough for a nice cruise（菜肴）in the Caribbean, or an entire wardrobe of amazing clothes! （1）What made tobacco so popular in the past?A.Tobacco made people outstanding.B.Tobacco was the killer to business.C.Tobacco was thou

22、ght to bring health.D.Tobacco was provided for the wealthy. （2）Why did the WHO set up No Tobacco Day?A.To warn lung cancer is caused by tobacco.B.To want people to live a tobacco-free life.C.To encourage people to fight with smokers.D.To tell tobacco causes the deaths of the world. （3）What does the

23、underlined word "impressionable" mean in paragraph 3?A.Influenced.B.Excited.C.Stubborn.D.Proper. （4）What can be learned from the last paragraph?A.Taking a nice cruise is better than smoking.B.The author inspires people to quit smoking.C.It is important to develop a healthy lifestyle.D.Smok

24、ing can do harm to person in many ways. 4. Spider monkeys are New World primates（靈長類）. They get their names from the fact that they are often seen with all four hands on different branches, which can look like a spider web.Spider monkeys can be found in Mexico and South America. They are 35 to

25、66 centimeters long and weigh 13 to 26 pounds. They have long tails that they use to catch tree branches, kind of like a fifth hand.Spider monkeys live in groups. One group usually has dozens of spider monkeys. They communicate with each other through a series of screeches（尖叫聲）, which can get pretty

26、 noisy. At night, spider monkeys break off into smaller sleeping parties of about half a dozen or fewer. Unlike many other primates, males stay together throughout their lives with the females. They leave their first groups to find another group.When they go out to look for food, spider monkey group

27、s take separate actions in order to avoid competition for it. They mainly eat fruit, but also eat insects, honey, nuts, leaves, spiders and bird eggs. Spider monkeys actually play an important part in the spreading of seeds throughout the South American rain forests. Enemies that they need to keep a

28、n eye out for include animals like lions and crocodiles.Spider monkeys are dying out. Woodcutting leading to the loss of their natural habitat is playing a big role in their loss. These monkeys are also hunted for food, or to sell as pets. Spider monkeys are actually one of the most popular monkey p

29、ets around because of their look and their behavior. We must do something to protect them. After all, such good and interesting monkeys should live with humans for many years to come. （1）What can we know about a spider monkey?A.It cannot be found out of Mexico.B.It can use its tail as an extra hand.

30、C.It likes to look for food with others.D.It usually weighs 13 to 26 kilograms. （2）What does Paragraph 3 tell us about spider monkeys?A.They are social animals.B.They cannot communicate well.C.They like sleeping in large groups.D.They stay in one group all their life. （3）What do we know about the fo

31、od that spider monkeys feed on?A.It is usually on the ground.B.There are not many choices.C.No insects can be food for them.D.They eat a wide variety of food. （4）Which of the following is the best title for the text?A.Mexico is home to Spider monkeys.B.Spider monkeys like living together.C.A brief i

32、ntroduction to spider monkeys.D.Several strange things about spider monkeys.二、七選五  根據短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Students are expected to apply their knowledge to new situations rather than simply memorize facts. When students work in groups, they have the opportunity to explain conc

33、epts（觀念）and discuss ideas.（1）_ In addition, it is often easier to work through a difficult math problem or a physics question with other students. But how to form a study group? The following are some useful tips.（2）_Look for students who do well in the course or show an interest in learning; s

34、tudents who ask questions and respond to the instructor's questions; students who take notes in class; and students who attend the course regularly.Limit the group to 4-6 members.Once a group gets larger than about 6 people, the effectiveness（效率）of the group may drop as it is more likely that no

35、t all the members will get into, for example, a discussion.（3）_ However, if a group is too small, it is easier for the members to get side-tracked.Set expectations.（4）_ So if the group will be discussing concepts from chapter 7, all members should have Chapter 7 read before the meeting, and they sho

36、uld bring their notes and textbooks to the meeting.Set up a meeting time for each session（會議）.Try to choose the same time for your meetings to make sure that all of the members will take part in it each time.（5）_ 1-2 hour time limit will help ensure members are focused and have the time to attend.A.

37、 Share the work opportunity.B. Choose the members wisely.C. Try to limit the length of the meeting.D. Members should be prepared for the study meeting.E. Pick a place that will allow you to spread out books and papers.F. Also, it is more difficult to schedule a meeting time with a larger group.G. It

38、 also allows students to see how other students understand some concepts.三、完形填空  I was 16 and on a long trip to visit Semmary College in Iowa. On the way our group（1）_ an Chicago for a few days. We were staying in a building owned by a church and had been（2）_ not to go out alone. It wasn&#

39、39;t long, though,（3）_ I was feeling cooped up and decided to sneak out for a short（4）_. I was wandering in the street when I saw a person sleeping on the（5）_. His clothes were worn. His skin was dirty and I could smell him from several feet away. I had never seen a（6）_ person before. Then my mind（7

40、）_ to the night. I seemed to see a homeless person once before: Me.It was a winter night in my 11th year when my home caught fire. I can still（8）_ remember my family（9）_ outside while the fire destroyed everything we owned. My parents were（10）_. And my brothers and I were shocked, scared and crying.

41、（11）_, our friends and small town community gave us a hand that cold night. They fed us, brought us warm（12）_, and a few months later our church helped us to（13）_ a new home. I could remember feeling being loved and blessed even after（14）_ so much.The homeless man was sitting in front of me, however

42、, hopeless. I could see the sadness and（15）_ in his eyes. Though I only had a few dollars in my wallet. I（16）_ down and handed them to him without hesitation. I（17）_ him well before I left.We are all（18）_ in the world. It doesn't matter what our skin colour, our gender, or our education is. We n

43、eed to give our（19）_ to everyone everywhere. We need to（20）_ all people as our brothers and sisters. （1）A.stoppedB.settledC.waitedD.joined （2）A.promisedB.warnedC.refusedD.sent （3）A.afterB.untilC.sinceD.before （4）A.walkB.drinkC.restD.survey （5）A.roofB.outdoorsC.sideroadD.square （6）A.smellyB.uglyC.dir

44、tyD.homeless （7）A.flashed backB.came backC.gave awayD.took away （8）A.weaklyB.suddenlyC.clearlyD.confidently （9）A.lyingB.standingC.drivingD.sleeping （10）A.crazyB.doubtC.anxiousD.active （11）A.ThankfullyB.UnfortunatelyC.SurprisinglyD.Hopefully （12）A.heartB.clothesC.helpD.food （13）A.attackB.devoteC.buil

45、dD.explore （14）A.enjoyingB.hopingC.caringD.losing （15）A.excitingB.sufferingC.illnessD.happiness （16）A.wentB.broughtC.lookedD.bent （17）A.wishedB.thoughtC.impressedD.accepted （18）A.friendlyB.equalC.blessedD.happy （19）A.heartB.powerC.energyD.love （20）A.uniteB.serveC.viewD.respect四、語法填空  閱讀下面短文，在空白

46、處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。Diet and way of life are often a problem for teenagers. However, if you eat the right food and exercise（1）_（regular）, you can feel better and have more energy. So healthy eating along with regular exercise（2）_（be）the first step to become fit.As a teenager, the most importa

47、nt thing（3）_（remember）when you choose food is to protect yourself（4）_ some tricks. A number of people who want to make quick money are always fooling you into（5）_（believe）what they say so their products can sell well. Don't（6）_（trick）by them.Exercise is also something on（7）_ you can depend to ma

48、ke you healthy. It is obvious that exercise is helpful to you. When you exercise, you build up the（8）_（strong）of your muscles and your body produces some chemicals that make you feel（9）_（peace）and relaxed.Follow the suggestions above,（10）_ you will look and feel much better in no time at all.五、短文改錯&

49、#160; 假定英語課上老師要求同桌之間交換修改作文，請你修改你同桌寫的以下作文。文中共有10處語言錯誤，每句中最多有兩處。每處錯誤僅涉及一個單詞的增加、刪除或修改。增加：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（），并在其下面寫出該加的詞。刪除：把多余的詞用斜線（）劃掉。修改：在錯的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。注意：1. 每處錯誤及其修改均僅限一詞；2. 只允許修改10處，多者（從第11處起）不計分。I'm a student of Grade One. As my school is not far from my home, I walked to school every day.

50、 I often study in my bedroom as it is quietly there. However, a week before, a new neighbor moved in. He was a pianist, I guess, as he often plays the piano. It is OK if he only plays it in the daytime, so he also plays in the evening, and sometimes at the midnight. It annoys me great and I can'

51、t study well because him. Should I ask him to stop play the piano? Or should I move to school? But I prefer to study and sleep in his own room.六、書面表達  某英語報社就英語學習者關心的英語學習方法向高中生征集稿件，你有興趣參加，請依據下列要點，寫一篇關于介紹英語學習方法的文章。1. 個人觀點；2. 具體方法。注意：1. 詞數100左右；2. 題目已為你寫好。My Way of Learning English_參考答案與試題解析2020-2

52、021年河南省濮陽市某校高一（上）期末英語試卷一、閱讀理解1.【答案】DCB【考點】細節理解應用文閱讀廣告布告類閱讀【解析】此題暫無解析【解答】（1）D 細節理解題。根據Lakowe Lakes部分中A trip to Lakowe Lakes will involve activities like fishing at the lake, pedal boat rides, golfing on an 18-championship golf course, bike riding, moves under the stars, outdoor barbeques and spa trea

53、tments.“去Lakowe湖的旅行將包括在湖邊釣魚、腳踏船、在18個冠軍高爾夫球場打高爾夫球、騎自行車、在星空下活動、戶外燒烤和水療等活動。”可知，D項“戶外燒烤”是可以在Lakowe湖做的事情。（2）C 細節理解題。根據Calabar Carnival部分中It is also known as Africa's biggest street party.“它也被稱為非洲最大的街頭派對。”可知，Calabar Carnival被稱為非洲最大的街頭派對。（3）B 細節理解題。根據The Gambia部分中Explore the city of Banjul, go bird wat

54、ching, attend a cooking class, watch crocodiles at the crocodile pool, discover the slave roots of Kunta Kinte, go fishing, take a hike and visit a village market.“探索班珠爾市、觀鳥、上烹飪課、在鱷魚池看鱷魚、發現Kunta Kinte的奴隸根、釣魚、徒步旅行和參觀鄉村集市。”可知，岡比亞的特殊之處在于可以觀看鱷魚。2.【答案】ACDC【考點】記敘文閱讀故事類閱讀推理判斷細節理解【解析】此題暫無解析【解答】（1）A 推理判斷題。根據

55、第一段中Growing up in Venezuela, there was never really much cause to learn English. For five years, I spent two hours a week completely involved in understanding numbers, colors, and the differences between saying "good evening" and "good night." I would always get top marks.“我在委內瑞拉

56、長大，從來沒有真正的理由去學習英語。五年來，我每周花兩個小時完全投入到理解數字、顏色，以及說good evening和good night的區別上。我總是拿高分。”可推知，作者在委內瑞拉學英語不需要太多的努力。（2）C 推理判斷題。根據第一段中I would always get top marks. Yes, that used to be me, walking like a queen among everyday Spanish speakers.“我總是拿高分。是的，那曾經是我，在說西班牙語的人群中像女王一樣走路。”可知，作者感到有自信面對任何挑戰。（3）D 細節理解題。根據第二段中

57、So, I went back to school, thinking that it was a challenge I would conquer（克服）in record time. But English was more like a thick wall in my path. Even after getting a job, it took all my courage to stop myself from crying, completely at a loss and scared. Learning English, speaking, listeningit hurt me. Not the language. Not the unkind people. It hurt because I wasn't good, despite（盡管）my efforts.“所以，我回到學校，認為這是一個我可以在創紀錄的時間內克服的挑戰。但英語更像是我路上的厚厚的一堵墻。即使在找到工作之后，我還是鼓起了全部的勇氣阻止自己哭泣，完全不知所措和害怕。學習英語，說英語，聽英語這讓我很受傷。而不是語言。不是那些不友善的人。我很傷心，因為盡管我很努力，但我做得并不好。”可知，作者在搬到加拿大之