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吉林省公主岭市范家屯镇第一中学学年高二英语上学期期20202021末两校联考试题本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第n卷（非选择题）两部分考试结束后，将答题卡交回注意事项:
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5、保持卡面清洁，不得折叠，不得弄破、弄皱，不准使用涂改液、修正带、刮纸刀
4、作图可先使用铅笔画出，确定后必须使用黑色字迹的签字笔描黑第I卷（选择题）第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题分，满分分）听下面5段对话每段对话后又一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，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 is the womangoing to doA.Watch amovie.B.See adoctor.C.Prepare ameal.
2.Where did the manbuy theMP3A.From theinternet.B.From asupermarket.C.In ashop.
3.How does the womanfeelA.Worried.B.Surprised.C.Angry.
4.Where arethe speakersgoingA.A shop.B.The railwaystation.C.A restaurant.two speakersA.Uncle andniece.B.Aunt andnephew.C.Cousins.
5.What is the probablerelationship betweenthe第二节（共15小题；每小题分，满分分）听下面5段对话每段对话后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置每段对话前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完每段对话后，你都有5秒钟的时间来回答有关小题每段对话读两遍听第6段材料，回答第6至7小题
6.What doesthe womanwant tobuy
60.A.cause B.question C.favor.D.test第H卷非选择题第二节共10小题;每小题
1.5分，满分15分阅读下面短文,在空白处填人1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式Its easyto helpby cookingfood forthose whoneed ahand.You cansupport peoplewhen yougoout toeat,too!Are youcurious aboutvarious restaurantsthat hirepeople withdisabilitiesMozzeria happensto bea onethat canleave adeep61impress onyou.Mozzeria isnot onlymitted tomaking traditionaland imaginativepizzas,but theyare alsowillingto hiredeaf people.Cofounder MelodyStein standsby thebelief thatemploying ateam62consist ofdeaf peopleis one of the best decisions63restaurant hasmade.“We understandhow hardit isfor deafpeople tofind jobsI vebeen in their64shoe.Melody andher husband,Russ,65started Mozzeriatogether,are bothdeaf.When66ask aboutwhy theystarted Mozzeria,Melody sharesher story.When Melodyappliedto aculinary烹饪school,she67reject simplybecause shewas deaf.I feltdisappointedthat theydidn，t evengive mea chance.”she says.“I refused to giveup though,so Itaught68I how to cookat home,and tookpizza andpastamakingclasses inItaly.Mozzeria depends_69the deafto takeorders andcook its70taste pizzas.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、删除或修改增加:在缺词处加一个漏字符号A,并在其下面写出该加的词删除:把多余的词用斜线\划掉修改:在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意
1.每处错误及其修改均仅限词；
2.只允许修改10处，多者从第11处起不计分In myjunior yearof highschool,my Englishteachers,Mrs.Matthews,was constantencouragingme.One dayafter class,she praisedmy workor said,“Jim,you have a realgift withwriting.Mrs.Matthews saidafter thewhile,“However,whether you want tomake themost ofit,youneed to stick to your belief and strugglefor yourprofession,Otherwise,you willnever developyour full potential.She added,“You11find that the morehigher yougo in the world,theharder you have to work so as tosucceeding.So inspiredI that I becamecertain aboutmy belief.And theyset meon the path I have taken ever since.第二节书面表达（满分25分）假定你是李华，你的英国朋友Jack想了解你对“二十年后的自己”的畅想请你给他写封邮件，内容包括L你可能生活的城市及理由；2•你可能从事的工作及理由；3•祝愿未来美好生活注意
1.词数100左右；
4.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
5.开头和结尾已给此不计人总词数Dear Jack,Yours,Lihua参考答案15CACBC610BCACA11-15CBCCB1620AABAA〜〜〜2123BDC2427ACBD2831DABC3235CADB〜〜〜〜36—40BEAGF4145DCBAB4650CBCDA5155DACDB5660AACBD〜〜〜〜短文改错In myjunior yearof highschool,my Englishteachers,teacher Mrs.Matthews,was constantconstan11y encouragingme.One dayafter class,she praisedmy workorand said,“Jim,you havea realgift withforwriting.Mrs.Matthews saidafter theawhile,uHowever,whetherif youwant tomake themost ofit,you need tosticktoyourbeliefandstrugglefor yourprofession,Otherwise,you willnever developyourfullpotential.v Sheadded,You’11find that the more去掉higher yougo in the world,the harderyouhavetoworksoastosucceeding.”succeed Soinspired wasI thatI becamecertain aboutmy belief.And theyitsetme on thepathI havetakeneversince.书面表达Dear Jack,To behonest,Ihavegreat wishesfor myfuture and I dlike toshare withyou.Where willI lovein twenty yearsIt,s probablethatIwill livein Kunming,which iscalledSpring City.It isone of my favoritecities,because Iprefer thewarm andmild climate.Besides,I alwaysdream ofbeing anexperienced doctorwho canhelp peoplewith theirhealth problems.I likehelping othersand makingtheir lifebetter.The beautifulfuture injust around the corner.Only bystudying hardand gettingprofessionalknowledge canI realizemy dream.And Ihope myfuture will be muchbetter intwentyyears.YoursLihuaA.A mapof china.B.A mapof thecity.C.Stamps.
7.Where isthe womanfromA.England B.Australia.C.America.听第7材料，回答第8至9小题
8.What didthe youngman trytodoA.Get theold man，s bag.B.Help theold manup.C.Collect hismoney.
9.Who isthe womanspeaking toA.A manager.B.A customer.C.A policeman.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题
10.Who isBen，s favouriteChinese sportsstarA.Yao Ming.B.Guo JingjingC.Deng Yaping
11.How manyOlympic goldmedals didDeng YapinggetA.Two B.Three.C.Four.
12.Who doesTrudy thinkisthetop Chinesesportswoman in the endA.Guo jingjing.B.Deng Yaping.C.Neither Anor B.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题
13.Why isthe Britishgovernment planningto taxplastic bagsA.To gowith therules inIreland.B.To makethem nottoo expensive.C.To reducethe amountof rubbish.
14.Tn whichcountry canyou gotto prisonfor usingplastic bagsA.Britain andsouth Africa.B.Bangladesh and Ireland.C.South Africaand India.
15.Why areplastic bagsalso stoppedin BangladeshA.They costa lotto produce.B.They causedserious flood.C.They weredangerous for animals.
16.What，sthewomanJ sattitude towardsthe taxingof plasticbagsA.She is all for it.B.She thinkit can，t besaid to be goodor bad.C.She isopposed toit.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题
17.Who arethe maincharacters of the scienceof fictionbookA.A groupof soldiers.B.A groupof sailors.C.Two youngpeople.
18.Where andwhen isthe romanticbook setA.In chinain the1920s.B.In chinain the1930s.C.In Englandin the1930s.
19.What typeof bookisthethird bookA.A biography.B.A historicalbook.C.A sportsnovel.
20.Where couldyou hearthis passagemostA.On theradio.B.In theclass.C.At ameeting.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项AChristmas Glow,RHS Wisley,SurreyThe garden is flowingwith largelighted flowers.Some of the trees are brilliant,too.Theglasshouse isdecorated likea gingerbreadhouse,and displays（展览）seasonal plants.There arelanterns aroundthe lake.The cafeserves hotchocolate andapple juice.•©.90,adult f
3.60,child•20Dec.to2Jan.Festival ofLight,Longleat SafariPark,WiltshireLongleat iscelebrating its50th anniversarythis year.Large lanternstake theshape ofsomeof thepark sanimals,and there are alsolots ofcharacters inBeatrix Potter，s book,suchas PeterRabbit,Jenima PuddleDuck,Squirrel Nutkin,to markthe150th anniversaryof theauthorsbirth.There is also a20metre highbirthday cake.•£
27.85,adult£
20.65,child underthrees,free•15Dec.to2Jan.Festival ofLight,Enchanted Park,GatesheadEnchanted Parkis aninteractive walkthrough Saltwe11Park,just southof thetown centre,along atrail oflight withperformances andsculptures.The story-being toldis MidwinterNight，s Tale,inspired by the400th anniversaryof WilliamShakespeares death.Visitors canjoinstories andsongs with Santa,and attenddecorating workshops.•£8,adult£2,child underfours,free•1127Dec.Christmas atKew Gardensor LondonKewis aspecial placeto visitat anytime of the dayor year,but thefestive lightshowgives ita magicaltwist,as themilelong trailthrough the gardenisdecorated with60,000lights.Some ofthegarden，s oldestand tallesttreesarealso beautifullylit alongthe way.•f16,adult f10,child underfours,free•24Dec.to2Jan.
21.Which ofthe followingevents lastthe longestA.Christmas Glow,RHS Wisley,Surrey.B.Festival ofLight,Longleat SafariPark,Wiltshire.C.Festival ofLight,Enchanted Park,Gateshead.D.Christmas atKew Gardensor London.
22.What canpeople doin EnchantedParkA.Learn to write stories.B.Play withwild animals.C.Pay avisit toglasshouses.D.Sing songswithSanta..
23.How muchshould awoman andher4year oldtwin childrenpay tovisit KewGardensA.£
16.B.£
26.C.£
36.D.£
48.BA yearago,Dave Fusslost hisjob drivinga truckforasmall panyin westMichigan.Hiswife,Gerrie,was stillworking in the localschool dininghall,but workfor Davewas unavailable,and theprice ofeverything wasrising.The Fusseswere atrisk ofjoining themillions ofAmericanswho havelost theirhomes inrecent years.’Then Daveand Gerriereceived atimely gift$7,000,a legacy（遗产）from their neighbors Ish and ArleneHatch,who diedin anaccident.Itreally madea differencewhen wewere goingunder financially,z，says Dave.But theFusses weren，ttheonly people in Altoand theneighboring townof Lowellto receiveunexpectedlegacy from the Hatches.Dozens ofother familieswere touchedby the Hatches，generosity.In somecases,it wasa fewthousand dollars;in others,it wasmore than$100,
000.It surprisednearlyeveryone that the Hatcheshad somuch money,more than$3million.They werean elderlycouplewho livedin anold houseon whatwas leftofthefamily farm.Children ofthe GreatDepression（大萧条），Ish andArlene wereknown for their habitofsaving.They enjoyedparison shopping,checking pricesbefore makinga newpurchase.Through theyears,the Hatchespaid forlocal childrento attendthe summercamp whentheir parentscouldntafford it.IshandArlene neverasked iftheirneighborsneeded anything.“They couldsee thingsthey coulddo tomake youhappier,and theywould dothem,〃saystheir friendSand Van Weldon.The Hatcheswould likethe neighborsto followtheir example.It was the Hatcheswish thattheirlegacy a legacy ofkindness asmuch asoneofdollars andcents shouldenrich thewholemunity andlast forgenerations toe.
24.What difficultydidtheFusses faceone yearagoA.They wouldhave troubleliving on their own.B.They couldntsee the Hatches onceagain.C.They couldn，t findsatisfactory jobs.D.They wouldmiss the legacy from theHatches.
25.What might be thereason for theHatcheshaving somuch moneyA.They gothelp from the munity.B.They hadsold thefamily farm.C.They formeda habitof saving.D.They hadalegacyfrom theirneighbors.
26.Which ofthe followingbest describesthe HatchesA.Humorous.B.Generous.C.Stubborn.D.Friendly.
27.What canwe learnfromthe textA.The Fussescared littleabout theirneighbors.B.All peopleinthemunity receivedthelegacy.C.The Hatchesgave somemoney toSand VanWeldon.D.The Hatchesusedto help otherswho werein need.CIn recentyears,traditional printed newspaper hasfaced aserious challenge.The ChristianScienceMomitor became the firstnational newspaperto shutdown itsprint edition,and the worldfamous magazineNewsweek alsoannounced thatit wouldsoon ceasepublishing onpaper andmoveto anonline onlyformat（版式）.Some peoplebelieve theprinted newspaper one daywillbetakenthe placeof by the onlinenewspaper whilemany stillhold an optimistic viewon thefuture oftraditionalnewspaper.People whobelieve thatprinted newspaperswill disappearthink the new media,such astheInternet andmobile phoneapplications,haveagreat influenceon peopleslife.The onlinenewspaper is fast,instant,and convenient,while theprinted newspaperoften respondsslowlyto thelatest news.People arenow usedto readingthe onlinenewspaperontheir smartphones,and noone hasthe patienceto waitfortheprinted newspaper.The onlinenewspaper isalso environmentfriendly,which isin linewith thetrend ofsavingenergy intoday，s world.J The printed newspaperconsumes alarge numberof naturalresources,and will,inthelong term,be graduallyreplaced.For thosewho holdanoptimisticview,they havetheir ownreasons.There arestill alargenumber ofpeopleinthe worldwho haveno accessto theInternet.For thesepeople,the printednewspaperis animportant wayto know about thelatest eventsat homeand abroad.Although theprinted newspapercannot beas fastresponding asthe onlinenewspaper,it stillcanprovide manyin depthreports andanalytical articlesfor readers.Many columnwriters areinvitedtowritespecial reportsfortheprinted newspaper.The onlinenewspaper,ontheotherhand,is onlysuitable forfast reading.Many readersprefer to read theprintednewspaperfor theydo notlike staringattheputeror smartphone screen.Theprintednewspaperisalso preferredbytheelderly people.
28.What doesthe underlinedword“cease”inthefirst paragraphprobably meanA.Reduce.B.Miss.C.Imagine.D.Stop.
29.Why arepeople unwillingto waitfor printednewspapers accordingto thetextA.They arenot patientwith thewait.B.They valuetheir timemore thanwait.C.They savepatience forthenewmedia.D.They arenot usedto waitingany more.
30.Who aremost likelytoreadprinted newspapersA.People caringabout theenvironment.B.People fondof readingindepth reports.C.People enjoyingwriting simplearticles.D.People enthusiasticabout thelatest news.
31.What isthebesttitle forthetextA.Are PeopleGradually LosingInterest inthe Printed NewspaperB.Why DoPeople ChooseDifferent Kindsof Newspapersto ReadC.Will thePrintedNewspaperBe Replacedbythe Online NewspaperD.How WilltheOnlineNewspaper Takethe PlaceofthePrinted NewspaperDManyof usknowaboutRussias Lake Baikal fromour textbooks,or bylistening toChinesesinger LiJian，s hitsong,Lie Baikal.But over the years,theworld，s deepestfreshwater lakehasbeen inthe spotlightfor anextreme sport,Each March,about150people fromaroundtheworld signup forthe BaikalIce Marathon.The26mile
41.84kilometers journeystarts onthe lake，s easternshore.In March,the ice isameterthick andiron hard.Runners crossthis frozensurface,finishing onthe westernside ofthe lake.Its believedthat LakeBaikaT sbeauty isinparable.Known asthe“blue eyeof Siberia”,Lake Baikalhas particularlyclear waters.This meansthat itsiceisalmost perfectlytransparent（透明的）.Seen fromabove,a runneronthe ice looksas ifhe orshe werejogging throughspace.The scenerymightbebeautiful,but strongwinds blast（侵袭）across thelake andfrostbitecan occurwithin halfan hour.Runners saythe coldclimate iswhat drawsthem andthat runninginsuch conditionisatest oftheir limits.“When youare insuch anenvironment,you don，t havecars aroundyou,and youdon，t havethenoise around.I thinkthese extremeraces pushyou tobe alone.Alicja Barahona,a64yearold runnerfromtheUS said.The placeoffers somestrange andunique characteristicsfor thismarathon.The finishinglineis visible（可见的）fromthestart,but theendless whiteoffers noprogress markers.Tourists crowdingtheiceare mostlyaddicted tosnapping selfies（自拍）and justignore therunners.For runners,the absenceof spectators（观众）makes therace morechallenging,because itslonely.They must fight withthemselves.You arealone onBaikal.It isyour race.You arealonewith yourself.All youneedtodo isto defeatyourself.Veronique Messina,a Frenchrunner,told theTelegraph.
32.What haskept Lake Baikal beinga focusovertheyearsA.A famousChinese singer.B.A popularsong inRussian.C.The BaikalIce Marathon,D.The coldnessof LakeBaikal,
33.What doesthe underlinedword This〃in paragraph3refer toA.The factthatthewaters ofLakeBaikalare clear.B.The beliefthat LakeBaikal isknown forits waters.C.The reasonwhy LakeBaikal ispopular withrunners.D.The popularitythat clearwaters inLakeBaikalenjoy.
34.Why dorunners signup forthe BaikalIce MarathonA.They preferto getclose tonature.B.They likepetition withothers.C.They wantto drawmuch attention.D.They intendto testtheir ownlimits.
35.Why isVeronique Messinamentioned atlastA.To provethe poweroftherunners forthe BaikalIce Marathon.B.To showthat runnersmustfightagainst themselvesintheMarathon,C.To explainthat independenceis importantfor marathon runners.D.To indicatethe necessityof payingattention tomarathonrunners.第二节（共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Mental struggleshave affectedteens.Bullying,peer pressure,body shaming一the listofteen issues（问题）goes onand on.As aparent,youwanttohelpwith your teens mentaldisorderbut don，t knowhow.Don，t worry.36Know thewarning signs.It canbe difficultto tellwhether ornot yourteen hasa mentaldisorder.37Some signsinclude eatingless,oversleeping ortiredness,and wearinglongsleeves orpants orbandages tocover upsigns ofselfharm.38For mostparents,it canbe themost effectiveway.Talking openlyand honestlyto yourteenabout mentalissues cankeep yourchild fromsilently suffering.Also,let yourchild knowthatit，s OKto speakup aboutwhat theyre goingthrough.Be supportive,not enabling.39Let yourteen knowthat havinga mentalhealth issuedoesn,t changehow muchyou love him/her.It canbe alltoo easyto practiceenabling behaviorsthatdo moreharm thangood,such asoffering todo homeworkor makingexcuses fortheir mentalillnesses.Don，t usedismissive（不力口考虑的）language.When talkingto someonewhos struggling,its importantto thinkabout theway youtalk.Words likeEverythings goingtobe0K〃do40Take yourteens feelingsinto considerationand staywith him/her.A.Talk openlyabout mentalissues.B.Here issome adviceyou cantake.C.Educate yourselfabout mentalillnesses.D.Always tellyourteenthat youlovehim/her.E.However,therearecertain signsyou canwatch outfor.F・Instead,ask questionslike“How can1best supportyou rightnow”.G.When yourteen opensup abouthis/her mentalillness struggles,be patientand listen.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节（共20小题;每小题
1.5分,满分30分）阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A.B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项I openedthe hotelcurtains tofind darkrainy streets.After trainingin nearly100degreeweather inSt.Louis,I wasnt41a rainy55degree day.However,it didn，t42because itwasmarathon day.My group43with ponchos（雨披）on.I took off theponcho aroundMile9astherain seemedless44I wasstill energizedat Mile13,and supporterswere still45us on.Not toolong afterMile20,I wasfeeling some_46in mylegs.I neverstopped though.I justput myhead upand47going.As Mile22passed,I48andIbegan tocry,but kepton moving.The viewalongside was49andit keptmy mindbusy.At theend ofMile25,my bodywas beat.As Isaw thatfinish lineinthewind,I putallmy50into runningforit.The51said myname andmade somecareless Irishremarks thatI can，t remember,andI_52_the linein totaltiredness.Some staff53me.my marathonmedal,bottledwater,and helpedme keepwarm.Traveling formy firstmarathon willbe54remembered.I couldnot havedone thiswithoutthe55ofmyfamily,friends,Coach Rich,my teammatesand mysister,who gavemethestrengthto56As NormanD.Vaughan,the survivingmember ofthe ByrdAntarctic Expeditionsaid,Dreamobig andbe57to fail.What willbe themost impressive58for meThe59from Mile20to theend.No matterhowmuch youread abouthowtoprepare forthe finalfew miles,its atrue60of yourmental endurance（耐力）.
41.A.wasting.
52.A.crossed B.usualC.enjoying
42.A.fail
53.A.showed B.stressC.matter
43.A.escaped
54.A.B.editorD.C.approvedmistakenly
44.A.heavy.B.arranging B.C.slight
45.A.touching B.lose B.C.crying
46.A.power B.started B.C.painD.expecting
47.A.practiced B.mild.C.avoidedD.work
48.A.tookoffB.cheeringinC.broke downprotested
49.A.confusing B.angerC.simpleD.bright
50.A.energy B.continuedC.relaxationD.trying
51.A.volunteer B.settledC.intervieweedrew.C.swallowedboughtstrangely C.luckilyC.handedD.relief D.inspiring D.burnedD.imagined D.elegance D.lentD.dressed upD.announcer D.truly
55.A.education B.support C.admiration D.treatment
56.A.finish B.perform C.suffer D.assist
57.A.brave.B.guilty C.firm D.anxious
58.A.wish B.exercise C.memory D.judgment
59.A.suspect B.struggle C.cheat D.argument。
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