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学年度第一学期期中考试2023-2024高二英语试题（）A注意事项:本试卷满分分,考试时间分钟
1.150120答题前,考生务必将姓名、班级等个人信息填写在答题卡指定位置
2.考生作答时,请将答案答在答题卡上选择题每小题选出答案后,用铅笔把答题卡上对
3.2B应题目的答案标号涂黑;非选择题请用直径毫米黑色墨水签字笔在答题卡上各题的答题
0.5区域内作答超出答题区域书写的答案无效，在试题卷、草稿纸上作答无效第一部分听力（共两节,满分分）30做题时，先将答案标在试卷上录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上第一节（共小题;每小题分,满分分）
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57.5听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选5A BC项，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读10下一小题每段对话仅读一遍
1.Where maythe mango nextA.The informationdesk.B.The meetingroom.C.The airport.
2.What doesthe manmeanA.He prefersa pizza.B.He isnthungry atall.C.He doesntlike thesoup.
3.,What didthe boydo onSundayA.He rodehis bike.B.He boughta book.C.He listenedto astory
4.What doesthe womanask Jamieto doA.Do sometranslation.B.See themanager.C.Attend ameeting.
5.What arethe speakersmainly talkingaboutA.A report.B.An e-mail.C.A businesstrip.第二节（共小题;每小题分,满分分）
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522.5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5A BC中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置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答时间每段对话或独白读两遍55听第段材料，回答第、题
6676.Whats therelationship betweenthe speakersA.Colleagues.B.Sister andbrother.C.Husband andwife.
7.Who gavethe womanthe twoticketsA.Her husband.B.Her brother.C.Her manager.听第段材料，回答第、题
7898.Why doesJack talkto the womanThen,we sawthe green poles hookscatch the black poleand alsoa fish!听力答案1—5ACC AA6—10ABCBC11—15BAACC16—20BABCBA.To handin hisdocument.B.To getback hisdocument.C.To askabout hisdocument.
9.When canJack getthe resultA.This Tuesday.B.Next Monday.C.This Wednesday.听第段材料，回答第至题
8101210.What attractspeople in Kariba Townaccording toJackA.The jobopportunity.B.The beautifulscenery.C.The interestingwildlife.
11.What cantourists do in LakeKaribaA.Go fishing.B.Go boating.C.Go swimming.
12.What domost peopleinKaribausually doafter gettinghome fromworkA.Stay indoors.B.Play withanimals.C.Walk around the town.听第段材料,回答第至题
9131613.What doesMark mainlyintroduceA.Benefits ofparks.B.Research onparks.C.Exercise in the parks.
14.Why didthewomango toRiver Parklast SundayA.To takea walk.B.To see a concert.C.To gofor apicnic.
15.What is the bestexercise formost peopleaccording toMarkA.Playing ballgames.B.Jogging.C.Walking.
16.Which studyshowed theeffect on the decreasein crimeA.The onein Japan.B.The onein Chicago.C.The onein theNetherlands.听第段材料，回答第至题
10172017.How muchis themost popularticketA.£
39.B.£
43.C.£
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18.Who startedMadame Tussauds MuseumA.A Frenchking.B.An artteacher.C.A footballer.
19.Where didthe fourthAmerican MadameTussaudsMuseumopenA.In Hollywood.B.In NewYork.C.In Washington.
20.What willthe speakerdoin a minuteA.Have arest in a cafe.B.Hand outsome guidebooks.C.Tour aroundthe museumshop.第二部分阅读（共两节,满分分）50第一节（共小题;每小题分,满分分）
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537.5阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出最佳选项A BC DSummeris approachingand withit,festival season.These areEuropes bestclassical musicfestivals,not tobemissed!Bergen InternationalFestival,NorwayBergen Festivalwas establishedto promoteNordic artistsand hasbecome thelargest festivalof musicand artsinScandinavia.As wellas attractingworld-class performers,it isspecial fortaking placein uniquehistorical spotsin theheartof Bergenand itscoastal surrounds,including Norwegiancomposer EdvardGriegs ownhome,and the13th-centuryKing HakonsHall.June24-July7,fib.noGranada InternationalFestival,SpainIn2023,performances byIcelandic pianistsVikingur Olafsson,Philippe Herreweghein musicby Mozartand（亮点）Beethoven areamong theclassical musichighlights.As inprevious years,the festivalwill teamup withUniversityof Granadato inviteenormous studentsto take part in the Manuelde FallaCourses.June21-July19,granadafestival.orgVerbier Festival,SwitzerlandVerbier Festivalshows finemusic at the heartof thebeautiful SwissAlpseach summerin
2023.As wellasexperiencing thesefantastic performersin someof themost impressivealpine sceneryEurope hasto offer,the realmagicof Verbieris thatit connectsgreat musiciansat theheight of their careerswith determinedyoung artists,through theVerbier Festival Academy.May14-June30,verbierfestival,comEdinburgh InternationalFestival,ScotlandTheres awonderful atmosphereon thehistoric streetsof Edinburghin August.In2023,the festivalwelcomesviolinist NicolaBenedetti inher firstyear asfestival director.We willalso seeScottish ChamberOrchestra and theLondon SymphonyOrchestra fromcloser tohome.223outstanding studentsfrom allover theworld willtakepartin it.August4-August27,eif.Co.uk
1.Which of the followinghighlights theBergen InternationalFestivalA.The locations.B.The performers.C.The composers.D.The coastline.A.Music byMozart.B.Student participation.C.Violinists,performances.D.Cooperation withuniversities.
3.Which of the followingstarts earliestA.VerbierFestival.B.Bergen InternationalFestival.C.Granada InternationalFestival.D.Edinburgh InternationalFestival.B
2.What dothe festivalsin Spainand Scotlandhave incommonLanguage changesall the time.New words and phrasesappear.The wordsused byyoung peoplein theUK are（多元文化的）different fromthose usedby adults.Living ina multicultural society has an effecton language,especiallyon the language of the young people,whose friendsare oftenfrom amix ofbackgrounds.Young Britishpeople uselots oflanguage thatyou usuallycant findin manydictionaries.These extremelyinformal（俚语）words andexpressions areknown asslang Itis notpossible tomake acomplete listof modemBritish slang——by thetime thelist wasfinished,it wouldbe out of date!New wordscome andgo likefashion.However,not everybodyuses slangand noteverybody likesit.A schoolin Sheffield,in thenorth ofEngland,recently instructedits studentsto stopusing slang words.The headteacher saysthat if young peoplelearn tospeak，“correctly it will help them geta placeat universityand a good job.When Britishpeople uselanguage likethis,ifs notsurprising thatsome internationalstudents saythey cantunderstandnative speakers.But perhapslearners dontneed toworry aboutcommunicating withnative speakersso much.Research showsthat mostof theEnglish spokenin theworld todayis spokenbetween non-native speakersof，thelanguage.In fact,when wethink aboutInternational Englishthere isno suchthing asa nativeor a non-nativespeaker.So,how importantis itto understand these slang wordsandexpressions If you watchfilms ortelevision programsin（歌词），English,read magazinesin English,chat onlinein Englishor areinterested in English songlyrics thenunderstandingslang can be veryuseful.
4.Why doyoungpeopleuse differentwords thanadultsA.The younglive ina moremulticulturalsociety.B.The youngwant tokeep up with thesociety.C.The youngcome fromdifferent backgrounds.D.The youngare educateddifferently atschool.
5.What dowe knowabout modernBritishslangwordsA.They areconstantly changing.B.They appearin manydictionaries.C.They areclosely relatedto fashion.D.They can be includedinacomplete list.
6.Why areslangwordsforbidden ina schoolin SheffieldA.Teachers theredont likeslangwords.B.Using slangwords harmsstudents9future.C.Slang wordsare notallowed inuniversities.D.Students therehave poorcommunication skills.
7.What can we inferfrom the last paragraphA.Slang helpsus toconnect to the peoplearound.
8.Non-native speakersof Englishneednt learnslang.
9.Slang isused invarious waysinEnglishtoday.
10.English slangwill enjoya wideruse.CPerhaps morethan any other kindof work,creative workis themost activeone forbrainstorming.But a new reportbasedon asurvey of20,000creative people from197countries suggeststhat,in fact,a majorityof theseprofessionals-including writers,musicians andphotographers-find thatbrainstorming islargely unhelpfulfor solvinga creativechallenge.A file-sharing companyWe Transfersyearly surveyof creative people repeatsprevious researchabout theneedfor individualpreparation andreflection.Send peopleoff withthetimeand spaceto thinkproperly,andthequality oftheirideas willprobably improve,,Rob Alderson,WeTransfer^editor inchief says.In theprocess ofarranging meetings,it appearsthat we often ignoreto giveparticipants achance toprepare andformtheir thoughts.Its avery importantstep thatis supportedby AlexOsborn,the person who popularizedbrainstorming.WeTransfer^survey suggeststhat meetingistheprimary killerof creativity.More than40%of respondentsnow（障碍）consider work—including theadministrative tasksrequired ofemployees inbig corporations-asabarrier togood飞thinking.“That aworrying numbergiven thatalmost90%of ourrespondents workin creativefields whichrise andfallon thepower ofgood ideas,the reportsays.It seemswe needto rethinkthe waywe workand play,particularly thewayhow wespend timein theoffice.In pollingcreativepeoplearoundtheworld,WeTransfer discoveredsome fascinatinggeographic phenomena.Forinstance,when itcomes to the biggestdistractions tothinking aboutideas,French are more likely to blametheir sociallifethan theirjobs,their partners,or socialmedia.Chinese,meanwhile,are morelikelytopoint thefinger at their partners.Though thegrowing bodyof evidencesuggests brainstormingmay notresult inthe bestideas,it isntentirely useless.A studypublished inthe journalCommunication Reportsstresses itsvalue asa team-building activityrather thana tacticalmeeting.If nothingelse,practicing thebasic rulesof brainstorming—positivity,openness,building onothers9ideas（团队凝聚力）-promotes teamcohesion andtrust.8,Whats thegeneral beliefof brainstormingA.Its ahot topicamong researchers.B.It helpspeople tomake preparations.C.Ifs acommon practiceto promotecreativity.D.It canmake surepeople dosome reflection.
9.What doweoftenleave outwhen wearrange ameetingA.Giving peoplean opportunityto have their ownthoughts.B.Putting anend topointless conflictsand disagreements.C.Limiting themeeting toa certainamount of time.D.Putting forwardthe mainsubject first.
10.What canwe concludefrom theexample ofFrench andChineseA.The Frenchblame othersfor mistakesat work.B.Chinese alwaysblame.C.Brainstorming isuseless forpeoplefromthese countries.D.There9re regionaldifferences inthinking patterns.
11.Who usesbrainstorming mosteffectivelyA*A writerpreparing foranewbook.B.A programmerlooking fornew ideas.C.A newprofessional eagerto bepromoted.D.A managerorganizing groupbuilding activities.D一Research showsthat handwritingpractice isntjust auseless taskyour teacherscreated toannoy youit couldactuallymake kidssmarter.According toHealth Key,researchers foundthat kidswho practicewriting lettersdevelop betterrecognition skillsthan those whojust practiceseeing andsaying them.Handwriting practicealso producesdifferent brainactivation patternsthanverbal repetition,more similarto patternsseen inadults.Other studieshave foundthat kidswho writean essaybyhand writemore andmore quicklythanthose who usea computer,and that they9remorehkely to write incompletesentences.Katya Feder,a professorattheUniversity ofOttawa Schoolof Rehabilitation,tells HealthKey thatwriting by handintegrates motorpathways into the brain-and indeed,handwriting engagesthe bodyina way thattyping doesnt.Eachstroke ofa keyfeels prettymuch the same asanyother,but eachletter formedbyhandis unique,and itsno surprisethat（字母表）kids growmore accustomedtothealphabet whentheyre askedtowriteit out.Nor isit shockingthat kidswritemore quicklywith morecontent whenthey doso witha pen—I firststarted writinglonghand asawayto fightwritersblock,and Ivesworn by the techniqueever since.A lotof itsappeal hasto dowith itsphysicality——its easierto getaflow goingon thepage thanon thescreen,andthefeeling thatIm doingsomething helpsme keepgoing.Of course,the otherperk ofa penis thatits notconnected tothe Internet,and Iwonder ifthe kidswho werecomposingessays onthe computerwere simplydistracted fromtheir workbythemachines manyother offerings.Many of（虚幻的）——the benefitsof handwritingare no doubt real,but someof themare illusoryresearch showsthesamepaper（潦草地写）（gets abetter gradewhen itswritten neatlythan whenits scrawledno wordon howa typedversion would）measure up,So kids,practice yourhandwriting-if itdoesnt actuallymake yousmarter,at leastitwillmake peoplethinkyou are.
12.What doesthe underlinedword perkinthelastparagraph meanA.Benefit.B.Record.C.Usage.D.Disadvantage.
13.Why doesthe authordisapprove ofkids writingon acomputerA.Their healthwill beharmed.B.They cantconcentrate ontheir work.C.They canhardly writecomplete sentences.D.They tendto reducethe abilityto express.
14.In whichpart ofa websitecanweprobably readthe textA.Society B.Life.C.Business.D.Education.
15.Which ofthe followingcanbethe besttitle forthe textA.Handwriting couldmake yourkids smarterB.Handwriting couldshow onescharacterC.Will computersone dayreplace handwritingD.How domost peoplewrite things第二节（共小题;每小题分,满分分）
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512.5阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项Sometimes thereis nothingmore satisfyingthan pickingup yourthings andheading tothe beach.You canlie onthesand,walk alongthe shore,or bestof all,jump into the water.16So howcan youstay outof harmsway onyour dayin thesunThebest wayis tolearn howto swim.However,even themost experiencedswimmer canstill getpulled into the（潮流），water.17They knowwhen andwhere there are dangerouscurrents and they willnotice ifthe weatheris takingaturn forthe worse.18The chancesare ifanything happens,you wontbe ableto callout for help.A friendwill helpreduce theamountoftimeit takesto getaid inan emergency,and youwill bedoing thesame foryour friends,too.Even ifyou area strongswimmer,you mayfail torecognise whensomeone elseis havingtrouble inthe water.（溺水）Therefore,its importantto knowthe signsof drowning.Many peoplethink that,when drowning,a personwaveshis or her armsand shoutsforhelp.19Instead,he orshe willbe quietand still,with hisor herhead facingthe shore,bodyupright,and mouthatthelevel ofthe water.You couldbe rightnext toa drowningperson andnot evenknow it.If youseeapersonwhois drowning,dont jumpin tosave himorherifyoucant swimwell.Call forhelp andtry tothrow theperson alifesaving thing.20A.Also,never gointothewater alone.B.Different beachesmight havedifferent rules.C.But aperson inserious troublewont dothose things.D.Thats whyyou shouldmake suretherearelifeguards onduty.E.It allsounds likefun,but youwont have agoodtime ifyou payno attentionto safety.F.Once theperson ison land,he orshe canget furthermedical attentionhe orshe needs.G.Ifyoucan putthem intopractice,youll beready tohave somereal seasidefun.第三部分语言运用（共两节,满分分）30第一节（共小题;每小题分,满分分）15115阅读下面短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出可以填入空内处的最佳选项A BC DAfterclimbing upMount Eiger,a groupof friends were planningfor theirnext goalMount Matterhorn.The mount（）canbeviewed frombelow forless21climbers,while forthosewhoare experiencedand wantan（山峰）.22the mountainoffers apyramid-shaped peakAs thiswas avery23climb tothe topand theywere alreadytired,they decidedthey wouldntgo tothe top.So they24camp andwould returnthe nextday.While theywere25one ofthemnamed Mike was26a fewpeople makingtheir waytothetop.He askedif hisfriendswere27to joinhim butno onewantedto becauseit wasdangerous.28another groupof climberswere justpassing bytheir camp.Mike askedif hecouldjoin them,and theyhappily29him.When theyreached thetop,Mikewassurprised about the final30as it wasnt sodifficult.So heasked aman nexttohim whythere werentmore peopleatthetop.The man
31.Most peopleare happywithwhat theyfind easy.They neverthink theyhavethepotential to32more,andtheydont wantto33any risk.”Dont belike thosepeople whohaveadestination“but endup34inthemiddle oftheir journey.Follow throughuntilthe35at everythingyou start.You soonwill seethe resultof finishingthings.
21.A.tired B.excited C.puzzled D.experienced
22.A.balance B.award C.challenge D.approach
23.A.hard B.boring C.strange D.familiar
24.A.found B.destroyed C.imagined D.made
25.A.moving B.resting C.debating D.hesitating
26.A.expecting B.encouraging C.observing D.helpingA.willing B.proud C.afraid D.curious
28.A.Regularly B.Naturally C.Fairly D.Luckily
29.A.persuaded B.accepted C.recognized D.changed
30.A.choice B.result C.event D.climb
31.A.explained B.reported C.guessed D.continued
32.A.test B.achieve C.research D.donate
33.A.ignore B.avoid C.take D.measure
34.A.hopeful B.satisfied C.grateful D.injured
35.A.end B.limit C.route D.aim第二节共小题每小题分，满分分10L515阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1Once turningontheprime timeTV in Ghana aWest Africancountry withover30million people,audiences nowhaveplenty ofchoices36spend theirleisure timewith varioustypes ofshows,among37the Chinese dramas arestandingout.According toHan Junyong,Country Directorof Chinesemedia groupStarTimes inGhana,Chinese TVdramas havegainedincreasing38popular amongviewers inGhana recently.Ghanaians prefernot onlyclassic描述dramas39feature Chinastraditional fairytales,but modernones portrayingurban life.Ebenezer Eshun,a52-year-old educationistinGhana,still rememberedthe40wonder momentwhen“Journey totheWest”was41initial introducedto Ghanaover20years ago.It really42win thehearts ofGhanaians.I enjoyedthe拥护,turns andtwists inthe story,and alsothe virtuesit espousedwhich inspiredmany peopleindeed,said Eshun.“There isnodoubt43Chinesedramashave offeredlocal viewersa windowinto Chinesepeoples livesJ Hansaid.“In recentyears,the TVdramas44play anessential part45the cultural第四部分写作共两节,满分分exchange betweenthe twosides.”40第一节满分分
15.假定你是李华，你得知学校外教老师在你市第五届围棋大赛中荣获一等奖请你给他写一封邮件，46Mr.Smith向他表示祝贺内容包括.得知老师获奖非常高兴；1向老师表示祝贺；
2.自己对围棋非常感兴趣,希望得到老师指导
3.注意写作词数应为个左右；
1.80,请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2参考词汇第五届围棋大赛the FifthGo MatchDearMr.Smith,Yours,第二节（满分分）Li Hua
25.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文47One summerafternoon,my grandpaand Iwere outin hisboat fishing.After fishingfor overthree hours,we didntcatchone fish.I feltso disappointedand impatient.Whafs worse,soon after,I brokemy fishing pole byaccident.Grandpafelt sorryfor me,so hehanded mehis bestblack fishing pole touse.After Ithrew the end ofthe fishing line intothe lake,theblack fishingpoleescaped myhands andwent flyingintothe lake.I triedto catchit beforeit felldown intothe darkwater,but itwas toolate.I jumpedintothewater atonce,butthe black fishingpolewent downwithout stopping.I failedto catchit.I climbedback intothe boat,feeling totallydefeated.Grandpa cameupwitha planto pullouttheblackfishingpolewith ourgreenpole,by tryingusing thepole9s hooks（鱼钩）to catchsome partoftheblackfishingpole.We triedaboutfive times,but wehad noluck.I feltso bad.It wasGrandpas favoritepole,and nowitwaslost forever.Grandpa•not willingto giveup yet,said,“Okay,Max,hold on;lefs justhave another try.Not wantingto seeGrandpasuffer fromanother struggleand failure,I walkedcloser tohim,deciding totalk himoutofcontinuing anothertry.But justbefore Iopened mymouth,my grandma,who haddied twomonths earlier,came intomy mind.And Irememberedher words:Max,when youface challengesand feelhopeless,be patientand confident.If so,youll probablyhavegood luckinthe end.^^Thinking abouther words,I decidednot toprevent Grandpafrom havinganothertry.（鱼饵）I watchedGrandpa fixhis specialsilver lureto onehook ontheendofthefishing line.The otherhooks wereleftempty.The heavylure couldhelpthehooks reachthe bottomofthewater.When hefinished fixingthe lureinto place,（拖）注意he threwtheendofthefishinglineintothe lake anddragged itaround onthe bottom.续写词数应为左右；
1.150,请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2I watchedthe linecircle aroundthelake.。
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