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安徽省蚌埠第三中学2019-2020学年高二下学期期末考试英语试卷第I卷第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）回答听力部分时，请先将答案标在试卷上听力部分结束前，你将有两分钟的时间将你的答案转涂到客观题答题卡上第一节（共5小题；每小题
1.5分，满分
7.5分）听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍
1.What willthe speakersdo nextFridayA.Water thegarden.B.Go shopping.C.Have apicnic.
2.Which isnot part of theiroverseas marketsA.Europe B.South Africa.C.Australia.
3.How manyrooms willthe manbook A.
8.B.
6.C.
44.Why won，t the woman gotravelingA.She doesn，t liketraveling byair.B.She touredEurope lastyear.C.She doesn，t haveenough money.
5.Why is the womanunsatisfied with the meetingA.The mantalked lessabout hisopinion.B.It wentvery well.C.She didnt have a chanceto showher opinion.听第6段材料，回答第
6、7题
6.Why didn，t the man getsome changein astoreA.He hadno money.B.He wasn，t in the servicearea.C.There wassomething wrongwith thetire.
7.What willthe speakersdo nextA.Wait for their friends.B.Go tocollect their friends.C.Have thecar repaired.
8.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题
8.What didthe speakersdo lastyearA.They askedGail forhelp.B.They organizeda party.C.They plantedsome turnips.
9.What doyou think of the womanA.She isimpatient.B.She isoptimistic.C.She isfriendly.
10.When didthe womantalk toGailA.Last month.B.Last week.C.Yesterday.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题
11.Where didthe womanwatch themovie lastnightA.At thecinema.B.At home.C.At the mans house.
12.How didthemanfind outabout thefilmA.From thenewspaper.B.From TV.C.From the woman.
13.Which aspectsof themovie didthewomanespecially likeA.The actorsand music.B.The plotand thesetting.C.The plotand theacting听第9段材料，回答第14至17题
14.What arethe speakerstalking aboutA.Stories.B.Pictures.C.Friends.
15.Why does thewomanthink itstressful togo to the dentistA.It hurts.B.It isembarrassing.C.You cando nothingabout it.
16.What doesthemanthink isthe moststressfulA.Moving to a newplace.B.Taking anexam.C.Being late.
17.What doesthewomanthinkofhaving aninterviewA.Enjoyable.B.Simple.C.Challenging.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题
18.What ischecked inthe firsttestA.Your eyesight.B.Your drivingskills.C.Your knowledgeof trafficregulations.
19.When doestheinstruction permitreach youA.After passingthe firsttest.B.After passingthe secondtest.C.After the road test.
20.What shouldyou takewith youwhen takingtheroadtestA.Your identificationcard.B.Your instructionpermit.C.Your car.第二部分阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项ANeed aJob ThisSummerThe provincialgovernment andits partnersoffer manyprograms to help studentsfind summerjobs.Thedeadlines andwhat youneed to apply dependon theprogram.Not astudent Goto thegovernment websiteto learnabout programsand onlinetools available to helppeopleunder30build skills,find ajob orstart businessesall yearround.Jobs forYouthIf you are ateenager livingin certainparts of the province,you couldbe eligible（符合条件）for thisprogram,which provideseight weeksof paidemployment alongwith training.Who iseligible:Youth15-18years oldin selectcommunities（社区）.Summer CompanySummer Company providesstudents withhands-on businesstraining andawards ofup to$3,000to startandrun theirown summerbusinesses.Who iseligible:Students aged15-29,returning toschool inthe fall.Stewardship Youth Ranger ProgramYoucould applyto bea Stewardship Youth Rangerand workon localnatural resourcemanagement projectsforeight weeksthis summer.Who iseligible:Students aged16or17at timeof hire,but notturning18before December31thisyear.Summer EmploymentOpportunities（机会）Through the Summer EmploymentOpportunities program,students arehired each year in a variety of summerpositionsacross theProvincial PublicService,its relatedagencies andcommunity groups.Who iseligible:Students aged15or older.Some positionsrequire studentsto be15to24or upto29for personswith adisability.
21.What isspecial aboutSummer CompanyA.It requiresno trainingbefore employment.B.It providesawards forrunning newbusinesses.C.It allowsone to work inthe naturalenvironment.D.It offersmore summerjob opportunities.
22.What isthe agerange requiredby StewardshipYouthRanger ProgramA.15-
18.B.15-
24.C.15-
29.D.16-
17.
23.Which programfavors thedisabledA.Jobs forYouth.B.SummerCompany.C.StewardshipYouthRangerProgram.D.Summer EmploymentOpportunities.BNot longago,I wasat astate conference（会议）with agroup preparingfor aweek ofmeetings.Iwalked intothe roomwhere ahandful ofvolunteers werebusy collating（装订整理）handouts.I askedifI couldhelp.One of the ladiespolitely said“Oh,no,thank you”and offeredme achair tojust sitwhilethey worked.Then,another volunteercame intothe room,saw mesitting theredoing nothingand said:Hey,Larry,come onover here.There,s workto do,and youcan help.He puta coupleof chairstogether,placedtwo stacksof handoutson themand instructed:OK,the leftsheet goeson topof theright one.”“Fine.I canhandle that,“I said.And justlike that,I wasnow partof theteam.This member of the groupsaw thatmy disabilitydid notmean aninability tohelp.Later,I thankedhim forhaving includedme,and askedwhat motivatedhis action.He said:Well,I figuredwith onemore setof handswe dfinishmore quickly.I wasjust usingcommon sense.”I msure that the kindfolks whoinitially（最初）turned downmy offerof helpdid notmean tooffend（冒犯）me.It just seemed moreappropriate tothem tosay No,thank you“than tostop theirwork andtryand figureout howto includeme.And thatsthereal issuehere.Too often,people with disabilitiesare excluded-within theircommunity orwithin asocial setting-because of their disabilityand notbecauseof theirinability.It simportant for all of us to feel partof thegroup andtofeelthat webelong.It simportantto ourself-esteem（自尊）・And it is evenmore importantfor peoplewithdisabilities.Inclusion meansweare accepted,appreciated andvalued asa fulland equalmemberof thegroup.It sendsa messagethatstates:To us,your abilitiesare moreimportant thanyour disability.”
24.Why didone ofthe ladiesrefusedthe writers helpat firstA.because hewas tiredB.because thelady wasso busyat thattimeC.because hewas notsuitable forthe jobD.because hewas disabledwriter thankedanother volunteerforhis A.kindness B.curiosity C.thoughtfulness D.responsibility
26.The underlinedword“excluded”in paragraph3is closetin meaningtoA.kept outB.updated C.put outD.produced
27.The authorwrote thepassage inorder toshow A.He wastreated equallyfinallyB.disabled people do notnecessarilylacktheabilitiestodothings.C.He wasmore diligentthan otherdisabled people.D.Disabled peopleshould berespectedCAn increasingnumber ofpeople arebeing allowedto finishthe workingweek earlyduring thesummer months.Does yourboss trustyou tospend anafternoon inthe sunEachyear thenumber ofcompanies whichoffer employeesthe choiceof anearly finishtotheworkingweek grows.Or,perhaps,eachyear,more peoplewho workon ordinaryFridays hearabout peopleplayingon summer Fridays.When thesun isshining,it makessense that you shouldbe givenFriday afternoons off,right Sadly,not allmanagers agreewiththepolicy.Companies thatoffer employeesFriday afternoons off usuallyexpect thehours to be madeup.UKp.m.lishers PanMacmillan andPenguin RandomHouse（PRH）are amongthose offeringsummer hours.At PRH,those whowish to take offFriday afternoonsare expectedto workan extra45minutes aday fromMondayto Thursday.On Fridays,a rota（值班表）ensures eachteam hasbeen covered.“Most ofus dont leaveatexactly1p.m.,/z Editor Anderson says.Depending on your workload,you mightjust leave an hourorso early,but its stillnice todo.〃Simon Hayward,CEO ofCirrus,says that theSummerFridays policyrequires trust,and thatmanagersneed to be seentotakeadvantage ofthe offertoo.〃If amanager offerssummerFridaysand thenobviouslyexpects employees toworkon Fridayafternoons,there is a riskassociated withit thatreduces thesenseof well-being（幸福）.I thinkthere sa genuinefear insome organizationsabout flexible working hours.Do youtrust youremployees todo theirbest forthe businessas wellas forthemselves and their families,or doyou fundamentallymistrust them”Managers inthe formercamp tendto becomfortable withsummer hours.Those inthelatterworry thatsummerFridays willlead tolate Mondaysand long-lunch Tuesdays.
28.What,sthegood policyfor someemployees insummer A.They dont workon Friday.B.They haveflexibleworkinghours on Friday.C.They cantake Fridayafternoonsoff.D.They mightleaveanhour early on Fridayafternoon.
29.Usually incompanies,this policycauses the employees to.A.start workearlyonFriday morningsB.actually workonFridayafternoonsC.haveashort lunchon TuesdaysD.work extratime fromMonday toThursday
30.What isEditorAndersons attitudetowards thepolicy atPRHA.Supportive.B.Opposed.C.Neutral.D.Indifferent.
31.What doesthe underlinedpart inthe lastparagraph referstoA.managers whotrust theiremployeestodo theirbest.B.companies whichcan managetheemployeeswell.C.managers whomistrust employees.D.companies whichoffer Fridayafternoonsoff.DThe Africanelephant,the largestland animalremaining onearth,is ofgreat importanceto Africanecosystem（生态系统）.Unlike otheranimals,the Africanelephant istoagreat extentthe builderof itsenvironment.As abig plant-eater,it largelyshapes the forest-and-savanna（大草原）surroundings inwhichit lives,therefore settingthe termsof existencefor millionsof otheranimals thatlive initshabitat（栖息地）.It isthe elephants great desire for foodthat makesit adisturber ofthe environmentand animportantbuilder ofits habitat.In itscontinuous search forthe300pounds of plants itmust haveevery day,itkills smalltrees andunder bushes,and pullsbranches offbig trees.This resultsin numerousopen spacesinboth deeptropical forestsand inthe woodlandsthat coverpartofthe Africansavannas.In theseopenspaces arenumerous plantsin variousstages ofgrowth thatattract avarietyof other plant-eaters.Take therain forestsfor example.In theirnatural state,the spreadingbranches overheadshut outsunlightand preventthe growthofplantson theforest floor.By pullingdown treesand eatingplants,elephants makeopen spaces,allowing newplants togrow on theforestfloor.In suchsituations,the forestsbecomesuitable forlarge hoofedplant-eaters tomove aroundand forsmall plant-eaters to get theirfoodas well.What worriesscientists nowis thatthe Africanelephant hasbecome anendangered species.If theelephantdisappears,scientists say,many otheranimals willalso disappearfrom vastareas offorest andsavanna,greatly changingand worseningthe wholeecosystem.
32.Which ofthe followingstatement isNOT TRUEaccording tothe passageA.The Africanelephant hasbecome anendangered speciesB.The elephant，s greatdesireforfood makesit adisturber ofthe environmentC.The forestsbecome alsosuitable forsmall plant-eaters toget theirfoodD.The Africanelephant hasdestroyed conditionsfor millionsofotheranimals
33.What isthe passagemainlyaboutA.Disappearance of African elephants.B.Forests andsavannas ashabitats for African elephants.C.The effectofAfrican elephants，searchforfood.D.The eatinghabit ofAfricanelephants.
34.What dowe knowabout theopen spacesinthepassageA.They resultfrom thedestruction ofrain forests.B.They providefood mainlyforAfricanelephants.C.They arehome tomany endangeredanimals.D.They are attractive toplant-eating animalsof differentkinds.
35.The passageis developedmainly by.A.describing thechanges inspace orderB.pointing outsimilarities anddifferencesC.showing theeffect andthen explainingthe causesD.giving examples第二节供5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项There aresome peoplewho seem to alwaysbe surroundedby friends,and thereare otherswho alwaysseem tobestanding onthe outside,looking inatthecrowds of friends.If you are oneoftheoutsiders,itistime tobreak outof yourshell andstart makingnew friends._
361.Be yourselfNobodylikes aphony（虚伪的人）.In fact,if you aren，t yourself,others arentbecoming friendswithyou.When thetime comesthatyoufeel comfortableenough toact likeyourself again,you maynotbe wellreceived,because youareatotally differentperson._37_.
2.Use technology.There areall kindsof onlinegroups youcan getinvolved with.—38—.For instance,weibo isa greatplaceto meetnew people.It createsexperiences peoplecan join,and youget to meet like-minded peoplewhoshare yourinterests.
3.Start with people youknow.Reach outand contactacquaintances,_39_.Don，t forget about friendsoffriends.You mayconnectwith somereally coolpeople justby hangingout（聚会）with yourfriends andtheirfriends.If youareinvited togo out,go.If youstay home,youaren，t going to meetpeople.
4.Keep intouch._40—,With theInternet andsocial media,there isabsolutely noneed forthat thesedays.Look upoldfriends and reconnect withthem.A.andreconnectwith oldfriends youhaven，t seenforalong time.B.Here aresome tipsthat willhelp.C.Let peopleget toknow thereal youD.Keep intouch witheach otherE.Knowing otherswell isvery importantF.Many arelocal groupsthat planactivitiesG.All toooften,people losetouch withone another第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分分）第一节（共20小题；每小题
1.5分，满分30分）阅读下45面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项At theage ofnine,I wastaking swimminglessons ata pool.The dayarrived when I wastobetested toseeif Icould_41_toahigher levelclass.Fifteen ofus wereto42swimming fromone sideofthepool tothe otherand back.I watchedasmy classmates_43_,tried andfailed.Then itwas my turn to_44―,I mean,myturnto attemptto passthetest.I wasabout halfwaywhenI got_45_.I immediatelystopped and_46_the sideofthepool,endingmy test.Our_47_,a collegestudent,was standingabove me.“Why didyou stop”he yelled,inalessthan__48_voice.Igotwater inmy nose,I_49_.That，s whenthis collegestudent_50―me oneof life，sgreatlessons,_51_he probablynever realizedthat.Bending down,he shouted,“So”“So”The question_52_me.It hadjustseemed_53_tomethattheanswer topain wasto removethething causingthe_54_.My nine—year—old brainhad notunderstood thefact thata valuable_55—isworth achieving,however difficulttogetthere.Recognizing that,I was_56_nothing wouldkeep mefromcompleting thetest.In fact,I didit rather_57_on mynext attempt.Seeing mepass thetest,almostall the_58—did soas well.Lif，isa journey,andtheroad won，t_59be easy.We haveto focusonthefinal destination,___enot the_60_along theroad.
41.A.skip B.refer addD.advancec.
42.A.insist onB.take turnstake risksD.put offc.
43.A.one byone B.step bystep oneanother D.little bylittlec.
44.A.show B.leave failD.observec.
45.A.injured B.choked trappedD.blamedc.
46.A.pushed B.pressed grabbedD.controlledc.
47.A.instructor B.classmate companionD.studentc.
48.A.surprised B.sympathetic C.annoyed D.cold
49.A.urged B.reacted C.declined D.explained
50.A.delivered B.owed C.taught D.promised
51.A.so thatB.as ifC.even ifD.in case
52.A.excited B.amused C.puzzled D.shocked
53.A.logical B.illegal C.ridiculous D.impossible
54.A.disaster B.discomfort C.damage D.fear
55.A.result B.goal C.advantage D.task
56.A.concerned B.sensitive C.embarrassed D.sure
57.A.slowly B.easily C.clumsily D.eagerly
58.A.others B.another C.other D.ones
59.A.always B.sometimes C.ever D.seldom
60.A.sights B.harvests C.surprises D.barriers第二节共10小题；每小题
1.5分，满分15分阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式Few peopleI knowseemtohave muchdesire ortime tocook.Making Chinesedishes isseen asespeciallytroublesome.Many61—western whocome toChina cookmuch lessthan in62they owncountriesonce theyrealize63—cheap itcan beto eatout.I stillremember64_visit afriendwho dlived herefor fiveyears andI65_shock whenI learntshe hadn,t cookedonce inall thattime.While regularlyeating out66_seemtohave becomecommon formany youngpeople inrecent years,its notwithout acost.The obviousone ismoney:eating outonce ortwice aweek maybe67_afford butdoingthis mostdays addsup.There couldbe aneven68_high costonyour health.Researchers havefoundthat thereisadirect linkbetween theincrease infood eatenoutside thehome andthe risein69_weigh problems.If youare notgoingtosuffer thisproblem,then Isuggest thatthe nexttime yougo toyour mums home70dinner,getafew cookingtips fromher.Cooking foodcan befun.You mightalso beginto noticetheeffects notonly onyourhealthbut inyour pocket.第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改注意L每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分With thedevelopment ofscience andtechnology,robots will be wideused inthe future.In families,robotswill help peopledo some houseworks and taking care ofthe elderly,babies and patients.In additiontothese tasks,robots willeven beable toplay thechess anddo exercisewith people.In factories,robotswill be used toperform somedangerous jobsto avoidaccidents.Robots will change our future life by manyways,what willmake morecolorful andcomfortable.Therefore,we shouldnt dependon robots too much,for theywere made tohelp humans rather than replace us.As helpersofus humans,robots shouldbe usedproperly.第二节书面表达（满分25分）假定你是李华，你的外国笔友Martin给你发来电子邮件，请你帮忙购买一些口罩（mask）请给他回复，内容包括
1.已经买到，明天寄出
2.提醒勤洗手、不聚集等；
3.问候与祝愿注意
1.词数100左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯Dear Martin,Li Hua试卷答案听力1-5C B A CC6-10C BABB11-15BAC B C16-20B CA BC阅读A篇21-23B DD B篇24-27D CA BC篇28-31C DA CD篇32-35D CD C36-40BCF AG完型填空41-45DBACB46-50CABDC51-55CDABB56-60DBAAD语法填空
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70.for改错共小题；每小题分,满分分10110With thedevelopment ofscience andtechnology,robots willbe wideused inthe future,widelyIn families,robots willhelppeopledosomehouseworksandtakingcareoftheelderly,housework takebabiesandpatients.In additionto thosetasks,robots willeven beabletoplay thesethechess anddo exercisewithpeople.去盍In factories,robots willbe usedto performthetomanyways,what willmake itmore colorfulRobotswillchangeourfuturelifebyin andwhichcomfortable.Therefore,we shouldntdepend onrobotstoomuch,for theywereHoweveraresome dangerousjobs Aavoidaccidents.madetohelphumansratherthanreplaceus.As helpersofushumans,robots shouldbeusedproperly.书面表达Dear Martin,I learnedfrom youremail thatyouarein needof masks.Im writingto tel1you thatI haveboughtsome for you andthat1will mailthem tomorrow.Here aresome tipsforyouto protectyourself fromthe virus.First ofall,youaresupposed toavoidgoing outside,especially crowdedplaces.When youreout,be sureto weara mask.In addition,rememberto washyour handsfrequently withsoap underrunning water.What smore,doing somesports anddrinkingmore waterwillbehelpful.I hopeyou andyour familyare doingfine there.If thereis anythingI cando foryou,please don，t hesitateto tellme.All thebest!Hua。
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