1、福建省南安一中2013-2014學(xué)年高二下學(xué)期期末考試英語(yǔ)試題第I卷（選擇題共115分）第一部分：聽(tīng)力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共5小題，每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話，每段對(duì)話后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽(tīng)完每段對(duì)話后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來(lái)回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。1. Whatisthemandoing?A.Makingacall.B.Readinganewspaper.C.Havinglunch.鑼點(diǎn)亮心燈/(AvA)照亮人生.鑼2. HowmuchtimedoesJohnspendjumpin

2、grope?A. 45minutes.B. 30minutes.C. 75minutes.3. Wherearethespeakersprobably?A. Intheclassroom.4. Whatdoesthemanmean?B.Atthestore.C.Intheman's.A.Hewantssomemoresteak.B.Heisreallyangry.C.Heisfull.5. Whatdoesthemanenjoydoing?A.Writingbooks.B.Readingbooks.C.Goingtothemovies.第二節(jié)洪15小題，每小題1.5分,滿分22.5分）

3、5秒鐘；聽(tīng)完后,聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽(tīng)每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽(tīng)第6段材料,回答第6、7題。6. Whereisthewomangoing?A.Thetrainstation.B.Theluggageroom.7. Howmuchareticketsattheticketbooth?A. Lessexpensivethanthoseonthetrain.B. Moreexpensivethanthoseonthetrain

4、.C. Thesamepriceasthoseonthetrain.聽(tīng)第7段材料,回答第8至9題。8. Howlonghasthemanbeenonadiet?A.For3months.B.For2months.9. Whatdidthetrainertellthemantodo?A.Exerciseeverymorning.B.Slowhispaceoflife.聽(tīng)第8段材料,回答第10至12題。C.Theairport.C.For4months.C.Changehiseatinghabits.10. Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.School

5、assignments.B.Recycling.11. Whomightbethewoman?A.Aresearcher.B.Awriter.12. Whatwillthespeakersdotogether?A. Gotosomerecyclingcenterstodoaresearch.B. Readaboutwastetreatment.C. Writepapersaboutwastetreatment.聽(tīng)第9段材料,回答第13至16題。13. WhoisBergman?A.Awriter.B.Anactor.14. Whatismostsurprisingtotheman?A.Thek

6、indsoffilmsthewomanlikes.C.Booksaboutwastetreatment.C.Astudent.C.Afilmmaker.B. Thecommonintereststheyshare.C. Theclassicconflictinhorrormovies.15. Whatkindofmusicdoesthemansupposethewomanlikes?A. Classicalmusic.B.Countrymusic.C.Heavymetal.16. Whatdoesthemanliketowatchwhenheistired?A. Comedies.B.Horr

7、ormovies.C.Actionmovies.聽(tīng)第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17. Whatkindofdamagewascausedtothehousesinthecity?A. Theroofsweredestroyed.B. Gaslineswerecut.C. Theywerecompletelyflooded.18. Onwhichstreetdidtreesbecomeuprooted（連根拔起）andsmash（撞擊）intocars?A. GreenStreet.B.MainStreet.C.WhiteStreet.19. Whatdoweknowaboutthebus

8、accident?A. Thebusranintoatree.B. Noonewasinjured.C. Thebuswastakingstudentshome.20. Whatwilltheweatherbeliketomorrow?A.Stormy.B.Clear.C.Cloudy.第二部分：英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）,并在答題卡第一節(jié)：?jiǎn)雾?xiàng)填空（共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分），選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。21. DoyouhavetheWaroftheWorld?Yes,butnomorethanonecopy.Wouldyouliketotake?A.itB

9、.themC.some22.ElectronicmedicalrecordsprovidedatatohelppatientsA.allinallB.aboveallC.afterallD.onefamilymemberscbocJorsforinformation.D.inall23.Guesswhat!WeHownice!YoullhaveachaneetovisitoursisterschoolinDenmarkthissummer!adifferentculturethen.A. willhaveexperieneedB.havebeenexperiencingC.willbeexpe

10、riencingD.willhavetoexperienee24. Ourheadteacherisalwaysthinkingforothers.Inotherwords,heisalways.A.unconsciousB.greedyC.mercifulD.considerate25. Ourcountryhasmanymeasurestoimprovepeople'slivingconditions.A.admittedB.adaptedC.adoptedD.adjusted26. It'sreallyasurprisethatthemanagershouldhaveid

11、eaabouttheplan.Ofcoursehedoesn't,fortheplanwasmadeinhis.A.abseneeB.assessmentC.assistaneeD.approval27. Herparentsobjectedtothatfarmer,thoughhewasveryrich.A.shemarriedB.hertomarryC.shemarryingD.hermarrying28. Overloadedwithwork,schoolteachersnowgetfarlesssleepthanthey.A.shallB.shouldC.mayD.can29.

12、 Wasitunderthetreeyouwereawaytalkingtoafriend?Sure.ButwhenIgotbackthere,thebikewasgone.A.thatB.whileC.whichD.where30. ThefirsttextbooksforteachingEnglishasaforeignIanguagecameoutinthe16thcentury.A.writtenB.tohavewrittenC.beingwrittenD.havingwritten31. IhaveexperieneedquiteanumberofcasesIreallywanted

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19、nii|Sysiy四paAtuExtpdaqjsajruijoj住seaj第曲atnpueStnddoispassie'dEunf'（oi蠱empeojaqiiopquuojiqdeoiuo眉卩uq顛”£pire（親!母）hbjsipj盤(pán)o陽(yáng)qan卩anSuTtno_ajsa§tn_reaM_iE3atjijo-|no卩2厲也1$UBmanuaSepueoSpugjaATyiddississipj護(hù)paddoisjeoaAfsusdk?tre蟹ue講o如nIIREuyiEiauBouxniiajojaa。體謨迎型舞丁斗轄場(chǎng)丑丑関暫曰亞YBrtn也舟班'

20、;出（。吐o詢沖）宜除同関品蛆蜃號(hào)號(hào)革越w餡戒釀歸貳舉絵礪車第從答鼻=第OC£一精誠(chéng)凝聚=A_A=成就夢(mèng)想一47.A.walkedB.rolledC.rushedD.climbed48.A.caughtB.welcomedC.questionedD.whipped49.A.gentlemanB.policeC.trafficD.crowd50.A.loudlyB.politelyC.angrilyD.puzzlingly51.A.stationB.hospitalC.prisonD.church52.A.futureB.chaneeC.honorD.result53.A.urgeB.

21、hurtC.giveD.cost54.A.whoB.whenC.whatD.that55.A.riversB.wallsC.treesD.mountains第三部分：閱讀理解（共20小題，每題2分，滿分40分）閱讀下列短文，從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。AOncetherewasayoungwomanwhodidn'tlikeherjob.Everydaywhenshecamehomefromwork,shetoldherhusbandhowterribleherdayhadbeen,howtiringtheworkandhowu

22、nreasonableherboss.herhusbandtoldher.“Oh,Iwill,”shesaid.“Bbtaaettoetmanyfriendsthereformetoleave.”Andsosheremain，unhappyatworkuntiltheyearsbecamedecadesandherchildrenhadchildren.“Leavethatjob,toldher.“Oh,Iwill,”shesaid.“Butnotyet.Thereareoyeasevertiimcffiechthirtyyearsofserviceandeanretire.SoIcan

23、9;tjustyet.”Iknowthiswoman.Andherstoryremindsmeofanolddoghalfasleepontheporchofageneralstore,moaningandgroaning（卩申吟）inthesun.“Whyisyourdogactingthatway?”acustomeraskedthestoreowne“Oh,”answeredtheman.“He'slyingonanail.”“Well,whydoesn'themove?”“Becauseitenough.”That'tisueforpeople,too.Weco

24、nvinceourselvesthepainisnotbadenoughtoleavetheworkplaceweknow.Butwe'rewronprolongedworkpainiscontinuing.Someworkpaindamagesourself-esteem,killsourpassionordestroysourdreams.WilburWrightoncecommented,“Wecouldhardlywaittogetupinthemorning.IknowjXdtngfeelingofbeingsopassionateaboutsomethingIwaswork

25、ingonthatIcouldn'twaittogetbacktowork.Andpeoarewinningatworkingknowthatkindofpassion,too.”Theygetexcitedaboutwork.Theyoffertheiruniquegiftsandtalentseagerly.Andwhenthingsdon'tchangeastheysometimeswill,theyrefusetoletenvironmenthijack（劫持）theirself-esteem,passionordreams.56. Thewomancomplained

26、toherhusbandeverydaybecause.A. shedidn'thaveenoughmoneytosupportherfamilyB. herbosscriticizedherforwhatshehaddoneC. herworkwasdifficultandherbosswascruelD. shewasnotsatisfiedwithherjobatall57. Fromthesecondparagraphwecanknowthatthewoman.A. likedmakingfriendswithothersB.lovedallofherchildrenverym

27、uchC.didexactlythesamejoballalongD.lefthertiringjobatlast58. Theunderlinedword“ProIonged”(inParagraph4).meansA. slightB.lastingC.seriousD.hard59. Peoplewhoaregettingalongwellwiththeirwork.A. arelikelytochangewiththesituationB.arenotwillingtogotoworkC.needmoreuniquegiftsandtalentsD.havetogetupearlyev

28、erydayBBillGatesandthepresidentofGeneralMotorshavemetforlunch,andBillisgoingonandonaboutcomputertechnology.“Ifautomotivetechnologyhadkeptpacewithcomputertechnologyoverthepastfewdecades,youwouldnowbedrivingaV-32insteadofaV-8,anditwouldhaveatopspeedof10,000milesperhour,”sa“Or,youcouldhaveaneconomycart

29、hatweighs30poundsandgetsathousandmilestoagallonofgas.Ineithercase,thestickerpriceofanewcarwouldbelessthan$50.Whyhaven'tyouguyskeptup?”ThepresidentofGMsmilesandsays,“Becausethefederalgovernmentwon'tletusbuildcarsthatcrashfourtimesaday.”Whyisthatfunny(ornotfunny,asthecasemaybe)?Humanbeingslove

30、tolaugh,andtheaverageadultlaughs17timesaday.Humanslovetolaughsomuchthatthereareactuallyindustriesbuiltaroundlaughter.Jokes,sitcomsandcomediesarealldesignedtogetuslaughing,becauselaughingfeelsgood.Forusitseemssonatural,butthefunnythingisthathumansaretheonlyspeciesthatlaughs.Laughterisactuallyacomplex

31、responsethatinvolvesmanyofthesameskillsusedinsolvingproblems.Laughterisagreatthingthat'swhywe'veallheardthesaying,“Laughteristhebestmedicine.strongevideneethatlaughtercanactuallyimprovehealthandhelpfightdisease.Whenwelookatlaughterwhatitis,whathappensinourbrainswhenwelaugh,whatmakesuslaughan

32、dhowitcanmakeushealthierandhappier,there'sahugeamountaboutitthatnooneunderstandsyet.60. Thebesttitleofthepassageis.A. JokeB.FunC.LaughterD.Humor61. Whichofthefollowingsentencesinthispassageisthemosthumorous?A. “Thefederalgovernmentwon'tletusbuildcarsthatcrashfourtimesaday.B. Ifwouldhaveatops

33、peedof10,000milesperhour.”C. “Thestickerpriceofanewcarwouldbelessthan$50.'D. “YouwouldnowbedrivingaV-32insteadofV-8.”62. Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A. Humanslaughbecauseofjokes,sitcomsandcomedies.B. Laughterisacomplexresponseofhumans.C. Humanshavegainedskillstolaughsincetheya

34、reborn.D. Humanslaughbecauseitcanfightdisease.63. Whatisthewriterlikelytotalkaboutnext?A. Wheredoeslaughtertakeplace?B.Howdopeoplelaugh?C.Whenislaughterthebestmedicine?D.Whatislaughter?CTherearemanyreasonsthatgoalsgounfulfilled.Formany,goalsettingisaneverendingcirclethatstarts,stops,andbeginsagain.T

35、ohelpussucceedinreachingourgoals,let'sexaminethereasonswhymanyreachingthem.Hereare7ReasonsThatYouWon'tReachYourGoals:1. YouDon'tHaveAnyGoalsToomanypeopleareafraidto“settheirgoals.Afraidoffailing.Afraidofdisappointment.Well,youdefinitelywon'tcompletetheryoiudon'ttry.Makeachoiceand

36、setyourgoals.Otherwiseyouwillendupwhereverlifetakesyou.2. YouDon'tStartOK,soyouhaveagoal.Whathaveyoudoneaboutit?Haveyoustartedityet?Whatareyouwaitingfor?Procrastinationisresponsibleforthefailureofmanygoals.3. YouAren'tWillingto“Buy”YourGoalsYes,youhavetobuyyourgoals.Why?Becauseeverygoalhasap

37、rice.Ithasacost.Time.Money.Sweat.Sacrifice.Youwillhaveto“pay”foryourgoalsinsomemanner.4. YourGoalsAreUnrealistic.Makesurethatyourgoalsarepossibleandthatyousetanadequatetimeframeforsuccess.5. YouWon'tStickWithItOverhalfofgoalswillbegivenupwithin30days.Yousetyourgoals.Youstartedthem.Andthenyougave

38、up.Areyouusinglife'sdailyirtnappenexcuses?Goalsarenotreachedthroughoneeffort.Rather,theyaremadeinsmallstepsovertime.6. YouWillFail.AndYouWon'tGetBackUp!Noonesucceedsimmediately.Thosewhoappeartohaveeffortlesslysucceededhaveusuallyputinyearsofpreparationandpractice.Youhavetofalldownmanytimesbe

39、foreyouwillsucceed.Skillislearnedbydoing.7. YouQuitBeforeTheFinishLineToomanypeoplestoprightbeforethefinishline.It'salmostliketheyareafraidofsucceeding.Oftenalifeeventisusedasthereasonfornotfinishing.Somethingalwayscomesupbeforeyoufinish.Areyoureachingyourgoals?Whichoftheseiskeepingyoufromsuccee

40、ding?Setyourgoals.Staythecourse.Alwaysgetbackupwhenyoufail.Andmakesureyoucrossthefinishline.64. What'stheauthor'spurposeofwritingthispassage?A. Toclarifythereasonsleadingtothefailureofachievinggoals.B. Toconvincepeopleofkeepingtotheirlifegoals.C. Toremindpeopleoftheimportaneeofsettinglifegoa

41、ls.D. Topersuadepeopletohavebiglifegoals.65. What'stheprobablemeaningoftheunderlinedword“procrastination”inthesecondtip?A.hesitationB.contradictionC.importaneeD.delay66. Accordingtothepassage,youwillnotreachyougoals,ifyou.A. arenotwillingtospendmoneyseekinghelpinghands.B. donotletlifetakeyouwher

42、eitgoes.C. donottaketimetomakeplansforthem.D. arenotafraidofsucceeding.67. Whatcanbelearnedfromthesixthtip?A. Hewhohashopehaseverything.B. Keepingupcontributestosuccess.C. Practicemakesperfect.D. Twoheadsarebetterthanone.DEveryyear,morethanfourmillionbabiesarebornintheUnitedStates.Someparentsnamedth

43、eirchildrenbasedonfamily,culturalorreligioustraditions.Girlsareoftennamedafterafamilymemberbutrarelytheirmothers.Sons,though,areoftennamedaftertheirfathers.EveryyeartheSocialSecurityAdministrationreleasesalistofthemostpopularbabynamesinAmerica.Lastyear,JacobwasthemostpopularboynameandEmmathenumberon

44、enameforgirls.Thesedays,thechoiceofababynameseemstobeguidedasmuchbyindividualdesiresasbytradition.Thisisshowninthefactthatthemostpopularbabynamesarenotaspopularastheyusedtobe.ResearchersatSanDiegoStateUniversityinCaliforniadidastudy.Theyfoundthatthirty-twopercentofboysreceivedoneofthetenmostpopularn

45、amesin1955.Thesamewastruefortwenty-twopercentofgirls.By2007,however,thenumbersweredowntolessthantenpercentofboysandonlyeightpercentofgirls.“Peoplearemoreandmoreinterestedinfindingunusualnames.AndnowsineewehavetheinformationontheInternetofwhatthemostpopularnamesare,thepercentageofkidswhogetthemactual

46、lyisgoingdownbecausepeopleareabletoavoidthemmuchmoresuccessfullythantheydidbefore,saidClevelandEvans,aprofessorofpsychologyatBellevueUniversity.ParentscanfindplentyofadviceontheWebandinbookstoresaboutchoosingababyname.Alothasalsobeenwrittenaboutthepossibleeffectsthatanamemighthaveonachild'sfutur

47、e.Therearestudiesthatsuggestchildrenwithunusualnamesaremorelikelytobelaughedat.Otherstudiessuggestthatasadults,theymightbelesslikelytogetcalledforajobinterview.Yetotherresearchsuggeststhatgivingachildanunusualnamemighthelpbuildcharacter.Whatallthisaddsuptoisabigresponsibilityforparentstoconsiderwhat

48、'sreallyinaname.68. ParentsnametheirsonsaccordingtothefollowingEXCEPT.A.familytraditionB.amostpopularbabynameC.culturalcustomsD.theirfathers'names69. WhatcanbeinferredfromthestudyofSanDiegoStateUniversity?A. Parents'ideaongivingbabiesnamesarechanwngsocialdevelopment.B. Jacobwasmorepopula

49、rthananyotherboynamesintheUnitedStatesofAmerica.C. Sonsanddaughtersarealwaysnamedaftertheirfathersorgrandfathers.D. MorepeoplearedelightedinusingpopularnamesinAmericanowadays70. Accordingtosomestudies,whichistoNOTthepossibleeffectofgivingchildrenunusualnames?A. Whentheygrowup,theymaybelesslikelytoge

50、tcalledforajobinterview.B. Theypossiblybuildcharacter.C. Childrenwithunusualnamescangetmorechancesinfuture.D. Childrenwithunusualnamesaremorelikelytobemadefunofbyothers.71. ThebesttitleofthetextmaybeA. MostNamesAreNamedAfterFatherB. HowtoFindNamesontheWebC. ChangesinChoosingBabynamesD. MoreBabiesAre

51、NamedBeyondPopularityEAnimportantscientificreportannounced不能反駁的eXproof”thatclimatechangeishappeningandit'sallourfault.Howlonghasitbeenbeforepeopleareagainsttheglobalwarmingidea?Buthere'safunnything.LastyeartherewasaverybadhurricaneseasonintheCaribbeanwhen,amongotherdisasters,NewOrleanswasalm

52、ostwipedoffthemap.Wewerewiselyinformedbytheexpertsatthetimethatthiswasowingtoglobalwarming.IrememberwatchingaBBCscieneeprogrammeandhearingalearnedprofessorwithabeardtellus,increasedfrequencyandstrengthofhurricanesiswhatweshallhavetolearntoexpectgivenglobalwarming.Thisyeartherehavebeenfarfewerhurrica

53、nesandthosetherehavebeenwererelativelymild.Why?Globalwarmingagainofcourse.ProfessorBjornLomborg,authorofTheSkepticalEnvironmentalist,writes,“Intheconstantmediareportsofpossiblegreenhouse-relateddisasters,almostanyeventisnowlinkedtoclimatechange.Headds,“Weshouldnotspendvastamountsofmoneytocutatinysli

54、ceoftheglobaltemperatureincreasewhenthisleadstoapooruseofresourcesandwhenwecouldprobablyusethesefundsfarmoreeffectivelyinthe鑼點(diǎn)亮心燈/(AvA)照亮人生.鑼一精誠(chéng)凝聚=A_A=成就夢(mèng)想一developingworld.Forsayingthis,Lomborghashaddeaththreats.Otherscientistswhodonottoetheglobalwarming-is-happening-and-it-aS-our-faultlinehaverecei

55、vedthesame.Thereareplentyofpeoplewhocountagainstglobalwarming.Aworldofseniorclimatologistsandmeteorologists（氣象學(xué)家）wrotetoTheTimeslastyeartocomplainthattheycouldn'tgettheirresearchfindingpublishedbecausetheydisagreedtoit.Wehavehadawarmautumn.Theexperts,fanatics（狂熱者）allofthem,putitdowntoglobalwarmi

56、ng.Ifwehaveanextracoldwinter,theywilltellusit'saresultofglobmybigtoefeelscoldorhurtsbadly,itwillbeowingtoglobalwarming.72. Thepurposeofthispassagemaybeto.A.supporttheideaofglobalwarmingB.organizeadebateaboutglobalwarmingC.encouragepeopletousemoneyeffectivelyD.speakoutagainsttheglobalwarmingidea73. WhathappenedtoNewOrleanslastyear?A.Itdisappearedintheworld.B.Itwasbadlydestroyed.C.Itwitnessedglobalwarming.D.Itexperieneedseveraldisasters.74. Fromthepassage,wecaninferthat.A. themaj