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长春吉大附中实验学校级高一年级学科期末考试2022英语试卷时间分钟满分分120150本试卷分第卷（选择题）和第嗜（非选择题）两部分，考试结束后，将答题卡交回I注意事项答题前，考生先将自己的姓名、准考证号码填写清楚，将条形码准确粘贴在考生信息条形码粘贴区
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2.选择题必须使用2B铅笔填涂；非选择题必须使用0・5毫米黑色字迹的签字笔书写，字体工整、笔迹清楚.请按照题号顺序在各题目的答题区域作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效；在草稿纸、试题卷上答题无3效.作图可先使用铅笔画出，确定后必须用黑色字迹的签字笔描黑
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1.How willthe womanget toher destinationA.By train.B.By taxi.C.By bus.
2.What willthe speakersdoA.Watch amovie.B.Contact Adam.C.Look forAdam.
3.Where does the conversationtake placeA.On abus.B.At arestaurant.C.In aclassroom.
4.What arethe speakersmainly talkingaboutA.The womansroommate.B.The womanssister.C.The womansworkmate.
5.What doesthe mansuggest thewomen do nextA.Pay thebill.B.Leave thestore.C.Try on the jeans.第二节（共小题；每小题分满分分）
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22.5例Howmuch isthe shirt听下面段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最5A BC（痒）If youveever beenbitten bya mosquito,you knowhow frustratingtheir bitescan be.36,creating anitch thatonceyou startscratching onlyseems toget worse.Why doesa mosquitobite itchand whatcan wedoWhy doesa mosquitobite itch（刺入）When amosquito bitesyou,it piercesthe skinusing aspecial mouthpart to suckup bloodand injectssaliva（唾液）into yourskin.Mosquitoes9saliva haslots ofproteins init,some ofwhich ourbody recognizesas foreign,andour immunecells springinto actionto tryto fight them.
37.Its actuallythe bodysresponse to the foreignmosquitoprotein.It istrying tofight.Thats whysome peoplemay onlyhave amild reactionto bites,while others,more sensitiveto the foreignprotein,react withlarge areasof swellingthat aremore painful.What helpsresist theurge toscratch€Dont scratchesthe advicethat mostexperts andhealth professionalsgive.As hardand sometimesunrealistic asit（发炎）can sound,scratching inflamesthe skin,and theinflammation makesthe skinitch more.“38J warnedDaniel Markowski,technical adviserfor theAmerican Mosquito Control Association,adding thatin（留下疤痕）extreme cases,people canscar themselves.（疗法）.Instead,there aredozens ofcreams andsprays thatpromise itchrelief aswell ashome remedyChoosewhats right for you can oftencome downto trialand error.In general,all of the variousanti-itch creamsare verysimilar.一.There isno scientificevidence theseremedies work,and theycan comewith theirown sideeffects.3940Some peoplecan haveserious allergicreactions tomosquitoes,although inpractice it is rare,Vosshall said.If youexperiencesevere symptomssuch asbreathing trouble,you shouldseek medicalattention immediately.A.What todowith amosquito biteB.When to seek medicalattentionC.Its notthe bitethat causesthe itchD.The biteswill definitelycause severeallergiesE.The littlered bumpsswell upalmost immediatelyF.Scratching cancause secondaryinfections andprolong thediscomfort第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满G.In fact,the bestremedy tofighttheitch isto preventa bitein thefirst place分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分,满分15分）------------（标签）Since young,Aisha Ismailhas saidshe letlabels definewhat shecould be.I was a blackgirl,from arefugee（难民）family/9Aisha said.It seemed41I wasonly allowedto42in thispredetermined box.”After ahigh schoolchemistry class43her tothink abouta careerin scienceand gaveher confidencein thefield,Aisha learnedto liveoutside44and beganmaking bigplans forher future.Now sheis aboutto beginher freshmanyearat the University ofCalifornia,planning to become a professor.Born and45in SanDiegos CityHeights neighbourhood,Aisha isthe daughterof aSomali refugeecouple.46somemight sayAishas successhappened inspite ofher background,she wouldsay differentlythat herexperiences shapedher（）and inspiredher tobe an47,promising undergraduatethat sheis today.When Aishawas eightyears old,her mothergot ajob bystudying hardback inschool inorder to48the wholefamily.That madeAisha realizethat educationcould makea49to oneslife.“I alwayswant tobe the50girl formy family,“Aisha said.In myopinion,you haveto noteven doyour bestbuttwo timesbetter thaneveryone else.Thus Ialways trymy hardest.”学年上学期高一年级英语学科期末考试2022—20236/10Aishas efforts
51.The summerbefore hersenior yearof highschool,she was52to theAmerican ChemicalSocietyProject SEEDProgramme.She broughtboth enthusiasmand focusJ Botham,a researcherat thisresearch institute,recalled.She arrivedevery dayready to work,ready tolearn andready torise to new challenges53whether ornot shehaddone anythingsimilar.That waswhy shewas selected.”When askedwhat adviceshe wouldgive toothers likeher,Aisha warnedthem notto underestimatethemselves.“Dont tellyourself that the scholarshipis too54or thisprogramme istoo competitiveor Illnever getinto thisschool/
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1.5分，满分15分）------------------------阅读下面短文，在空白处其恰当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式bFThe YellowCrane Toweris one of theFour GreatTowers ofChina.56sit at the topof SnakeHill,on thebanks oftheYangtze River,this symbolicbuilding isoneof the57great landmarksin Wuhan.There-are anumber oflegends58tell howthe YellowCrane Towercame intobeing.One of them isthe storyof awine merchantnamed Xin.It isbelieved神仙that oneday,59immortal beingpretended hewas apoor manand gotinto Xinswine store.Xin,showing nojudgement,60offer the man somefree wine.The poor man cameback dayafter dayfouseveial^ears andXin alwayswelcomedhim with the same61warm.One day,as the poor manleft thestore,he tooksome orangepeel anddrew apictureof acrane upon the wall.He saidif heclapped hishands,the cranewould comedown from the walland danceforhim.62surprise,what thepoormansaid wastrue.The dancingcrane brought63much businessto Xinthat hesoonbecame avery wealthyman.About tenyears64late,the immortalbeing cameback toXins store,called outthe craneandleft withit.65honor him and thecrane,Xin builtthe YellowCrane Tower.第四部分单元知识考查（共四节，满分分）50第卷非选择题部分（满分分）II65第一节单词填空（共小题；每小题分，满分分）10110（调查）
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67.We wantthe governmentpreserve thecharacter of the townwhile improvingthe facilities.（传统的）
68.The schooluses acombination ofmodern andmethods forteaching reading.学年上学期高一年级英语学科期末考试2022—20237/
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98.leave behind.把这些礼物包装起来，这可以使它们免受损坏（非限制性定语从句；；）99wrap upprevent.我突然想到我可以做一个关于那个专业球员的海报（限制性定语从句；）10strike学年上学期高一年级英语学科期末考试2022-202310/10选项听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出秒钟的作55答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第段材料，回答第、题
6676.Why didMs.Jones leavethe officeearlyA.She wantedto avoidbad traffic.B.She neededto attenda meeting.C.She hadto dealwith emergencies.
7.What willthe womandiscuss withMs.JonesA.A meeting.B.A talk.C.A report.听第段材料，回答第至题
78108.Why isthe womangoing toChicagoA.To takea vacation.B.To visither relatives.C.To go onabusiness trip.学年上学期高一年级英语学科期末考试2022—20231/
109.How longdoesthetrain triptake atleastA.Two hours.B.Six hours.C.Sixteen hours.
10.What doesthe manthink oftaking thetrainA.It istime-wasting.B.It isinteresting.C.It isfrightening.听第段材料，回答第至题
8111311.Which theaterhas aproblem withthe soundsystemA.Theater C.B.Theater B.C.Theater A.
12.What willthe mandonextA.Sell tickets.B.Replace thewires.C.Screen thefilm.
13.What doesthe manask thewoman todoC.Take overattheticket office.听第段A.Change theschedule.B.Speak toher manager.9材料，回答第至题
141614.What doesKevin doA.A doctor.B.A student.C.A businessman.A.Busy.B.Interesting.C.Relaxing.
15.How willthe womanssummer vacationbeA.Take moreclasses.B.Get apart-time job.C.Have arest.
16.What doesthemanwanttodo duringthe summervacation听第段材料，回答第至题
10172017.What isthe speakersopinion onher childhoodlifeA.It wasdifficult.B.It wasdangerous.C.It wasbetter thanitisnow.
18.What didthe speakeruse todo duringchildhoodA.She stayedindoors.B.She playedin thestreet.C.She lookedafter herhouse.
19.Why didntpeople useto locktheir doorsin the pastA.There werehardly anythieves.B.There werentvaluable thingsto steal.C.There werealways peoplewho watchover theirhomes.
20.What wasthe bestthing in thepastaccording tothe speakerA.Life wasslower andsimpler.B.There werefewer trafficjams.C.People spentmore time together.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分分）第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）4015230阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、和四个选项中，选出最佳选项A BC DAFootball:Designing theBeautiful GameWhetheryou area crazyfan orsideline supporter,visitors tothis exhibitionwill enjoydiscovering theremarkabledesign storiesbehind the worlds beautifulgame.What toexpectThe exhibitionexplores thestory behindfootball,showing howdesign hasbeen usedto pushthe gametonewlimits.Take ajourney throughover500objects,films and interviews insporting performance,equipment developmentand学年上学期stadium design,and involveyourself in the storiesof clubsand gamelegends includingMessi,2022—2023高一年级英语学科期末考试2/10Pele,George Bestand DiegoMaradona.Held bythe DesignMuseum and the NationalFootball Museumin Manchester,the showdisplays themasterplanning of theworlds most significantfootball stadiums,the designinnovation usedin todaysequipment,how thegraphicdesign ofteam badges徽章and postersshapes aclubs identityand howgrassroots9efforts arepushing thesportscommercialization.As theworldsmostpopular sport,football has a trulyinternational committedfan base.It isestimated thatmore thanhalfthe populationof theplanet watchedthe FIFAWorld Cupin
2022.Join usfor arare insightinto thepeople andprocessesthat havemade footballwhat itis today.Ticket information^Online bookingis advisedbut ticketswill also be availableinthebooking office.Last entrytotheexhibition is90minutes beforethe museumcloses.Adult ticketsare chargedfrom£16and studenttickets from£
12.Meanwhile,youcansave25%on familyandgroup tickets.Present yourexhibition entryticket for10%off foodand drinkat LondonGrade Coffeeontheground floor.
21.What can visitors doattheexhibitionA.Interview masterdesigners.B.Put onfootball equipment.C.Make effortsto commercializefootball.D.Learn aboutfamous footballplayers.
22.How muchshould acouple withtheir11-year-old sonpay atleast foradmissionA.£
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23.What willvisitors enjoywiththeticketA.A specialdiscount ongoods ata cafe.B.A chanceto interviewa gamelegend.C.A freevisit tothe NationalFootball Museum.D.A freeteam badgeoftheclub theylike.BA fewweeks ago,Catherine askedThomas,her7-year-old,what hewould liketobewhen hegrew up.’I wantedtobe an astronaut whenI was6,but thenThomas saidhe wantedto eitherrun adog hotelor bea Legodesigner.As Catherineshared onthe Internet:The nextday heappeared witha letter,written inhis besthandwriting,“asking Legoif hecould workfor them.He wiselyshared thathed beavailable tohelp withdesigningLegos afterschool,on weekends,andinthe holidays-and thathis sisterwould beeager todo thesame.His momput theletter inthe mailbut alsotried tomanage hisexpectations.She toldThomas thatwhile Legowouldappreciate hisletter,the companyprobably wouldntrespond.According toCatherine,He lookeddisheartened atmyremarks andsank into the couch产------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dear Thomas,rJhen aoackage arrivedfrom CristianPau,the viceipresidentand generalmanager of.Lego UX.and Ireland.幅Thank ycusoTOucn toryour letter,ii isgre^ttosee Howexcited y5U aretor LegbDuilamg anayour creations㈱於iW Leg°kit,and ahandwritten letterthat said:能噬^期鬲优敏随诚就We wouldlove yourhelp duVQQr productdesigners aresitting inBillund,which isinDenmark.We wouldstill loveto inviteyou tovisit usin ourSlough officetogether withyour sisterand parentsfor ajuice/tea/coffee and a tourofthebuilding.一My officeis called“Dumbledores Office“like thebox attached.Let usknow whattime worksfor you!All thebest,Christian“Seeing myson lightup withpride atthe beautifullycrafted letter,“Catherine wrote,was somethingI wonteverforget.And neitherwill Thomas.We neverknow whenour wordsor actionsmight makean impacton another person.Small actions,like a littleencouragement,alittleacceptance,andalittle praise,are flashingby andeven insignificantto us,but arepossiblylife-changing foranotherperson.Christian Paudidnt knowhow Thomasmight reactto hisletter.In abroader sense,hedoesnt knowwhat Thomassfuture mighthold.He simplytook thetimetorespond.It wasa smallmoment tohim-but potentiallya hugemoment forThomas.As Catherinewrote,Thank you...for
24.Why didThomas writeLego aletterA.To askthe companyto buyhimadog.B.To requesta spacetour asanastronaut.C.To setup ananimal shelterwith itshelp.D.To offertoworkfor itasapart-time designer.
25.How didThomass feelingschange inthe storyA.Hopeful-Upset-Surprised.B.Disappointed-Hopeful-Satisfied.叩C.Ambitious-Content-Disappointed.D.Delighted-Doubtful-D ressed.
26.What canwe learnfrom ChristianPauA.He wasgenerous withhis kindness.B.He wantedto changepeoples lives.C.He devotedhis timeto huntingdesigners.D.He focusedon everycustomers opinions.
27.Which messagewas NOTgiven inthis textA.Faith movesmountains.B.Every attemptcounts.C.A shortcut isoften awrong cut.D.Dont underestimateyour abilities.Cmaking myson seethat itsalways worthtrying.^^（古生物学家）A smallgroup ofpaleontologists recentlydiscovered10species of ancient mammalspreviouslyunknown toscience withthe helpofanenormous number of helpersat theirdig site:ants.The studyofancientmammals throwsnew lightonthe diversity of mammals thatexisted inNorth Americaaround33million to35million yearsago,when theclimate waschanging dramatically.It alsopays attentiontothe harvester ants,with whichresearchers havelong hada love-hate relationship.The antsare notfantastic whentheyre bitingyou JsaidSamantha Hopkins,aprofessorof EarthSciences attheUniversityof Oregon.But Ivegot toappreciate thembecausethey makemy joba wholelot easier.^^Most speciesof harvester ants livein subterraneancaves thatsit beneatha smallhill ofdirt.They strengthenthe dirtbycovering itwith bitsof rockand othertough materials.The antshave beenknown totravel overa hundredfeet fromtheir caves andto digsix feetdeep inpursuit ofmaterials thathelp securetheircaves.The materialsinclude fossils.Harvester antscan carrymaterials10times to50times theweight oftheir body,although theydo notweigh verymuch,sothe heaviestfossil theycan collectweighs lessthan theaverage pill.（微型脊椎动物）Given thesize,harvesterant hills arehot spotsfor whatscientists callmicrovertebrate fossils,which areanimal fossilstoo smalltoseewithout amicroscope.For overa century,scientists likeDr.Hopkins havefound（沉积物）sediment offthe sidesof harvesteranthillsin searchof thesefossils,making iteasier tofind largenumbers of（仔细检查）fossilized mammalteeth withoutspending hoursinthefield siftingthrough sandand dirt.
28.What isthe functionoftheants accordingto SamanthaHopkinsA.They bitepeople andspread diseases.B.They makehis workeasier sometimes.C.They maintainthediversityofmammals.D.They helpfarmers attheharvesttime.A.Coastal.B.Urban.C.Underground.D.Mountainous.
29.What doesthe underlinedword subteiranearTmean inParagraph3学年上学期高一年级英语学科期末考试2022—20234/10A.Their cavesare milesdeep.B.Materials withfossils aretheir food.C.They cancarry pillsaround.D.Fossils maybe foundaround theirhills.
31.What isthe purposeofthepassageA.To comparetwo differentspecies.B.To provideevidence fordiscoveries.C.To introducea kindof antasahelper.D.To promoteawareness ofmammal protection.
30.What canwe learnabout theharvester antsfrom the last twoparagraphsA floodhit Yellowstone National Parkon June13,
2022.Thedisaster wascaused byacombinationof unusuallyheavyrain andrapid snowmelt.The highand fastwater flowsdestroyed bridgesand sweptaway entireroadways,（的绝的）leaving communitiesand homesisolated B.Fortunately,the approximately10,000park visitorswere safelyevacuated.The townof Gardiner,along theMontana-Wyoming border,was particularlyhard hit.The floodwatersleft almost900people withno poweror waterfor manydays.Gardinerbeconomy,which heavilydepends onthe almostthree-quarters ofa millionvisitors whopass throughthe parks north gateannually,is likelyto takea hit.The floodwatersseverelydamaged themain northentrance roadto Yellowstoneand couldtake yearsto rebuild.Park officialshave begunwork onimproving analternative roadto Gardiner.This willensure thatlocals canaccessfood,supplies,and otheressential emergencyservices.A limitednumber oftourists mayalsobeallowed intoGardineronce theroad isstable.Yellowstone9snorthgate isclosed indefinitely（无限期地）.But the parks southgate openedto visitorson June22,
2022.Park officialshave starteda newentry system to preventovercrowding.It isbased onthelastnumberofthevisitors vehiclelicense plateandthecalendar dateofthemonth.Cars withodd numbers canvisitthe parkon odddays ofthemonth,while thosewith evennumberscangooneven days.Established in1872,Yellowstone isAmericas oldestnational park.The3,472-square-mile reservespans threestatesand ishome toa lotof uniquewildlife.It isknown forits naturalbeauty thatincludes mountains,rivers andlakes.The forcesof fireand iceshaped thepark overthousands ofyears.
32.What canbe inferredfrom thesecond paragraphA.Gardiners economywould suffera lot.B.Communities andhomes wereleft inruins.C.Almost900people weretrapped inthepark.D.The townof Gardinerwas slightlyaffected.
33.What canwe learnfromthetextA.Local peoplecan getdaily necessitiesfrom visitors.B.The forcesof floodand snowshaped thepark overyears.C.The parkhas adopteda newsystemtoavoid overcrowding.D.More touristsmay packintothepark forgeological features.
34.What canbe thebest titleforthetextA.Flooding HasCaused WidespreadDamage inthe USB.Yellowstone NationalPark WasClosed dueto FloodingC.Natural BeautyMakes YellowstoneAmericas OldestParkD.YellowstoneNationalPark PartiallyReopens AfterFlooding
35.Where isthis textmost likelyfrom第二节（共小题；A.A guidebook.B.A newsreport.C.A researchpaper.5D.A fiction.每小题分，满分分）210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学年上学期高一年级英语学科期末考试2022—20235/10。
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