河南省商水县2014-2015学年高二英语上学期期中质量抽测（扫描版）新人教
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高二英语期中试题答案
语篇填空：
61.at laugh at嘲笑某人
62.softly 这里要用副词，softly adv. 柔软的
63.painful painful adj. 疼痛的
64.holding keep doing一直做某事
65.it由于是一条腿，所以代词用it
66.is called 由于是被动，所以要用is called
67.as as well as和……一样
68.harder the + 比较级…,the + 比较级… 越……越……
69.if if引导条件状语从句
70.breath take a deep breath深呼吸
短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
I went shopping in the center of the city yesterday afternoon. It was six o’clock
before I was going home by bus. The bus was full of passenger, all of whom kept
1.when
2.passengers
silent. A mother with her little son were sitting nearby. All of a sudden, the son cried 3. was
loudly. The mother tries to do what she could make him stop crying. However, the
4. tried
5. ^to
son went on crying. After a long time, a man sit next to the mother said angrily,
6. sitting
“Why don’t you give the child what she wants.” The mother answered quiet, “I
7. he 8.quietly
would if I could, and what he wants is your hat.” Hearing of this, all the passengers
9.but 10
burst into laughter.
书面表达：A possible version:
Dear Li Hua,
I’m glad that you didn’t cheat in examinations. What you have done is right, even though your performance may not be so pleasing.
It is universally acknowledged that cheating in studies has bad effects on our personal development, which suggests our total lack of honesty. What some of your classmates did is completely wrong, despite the fact that they might feel self-satisfied with the minor false success. If they are not aware of their mistakes, they will undoubtedly lose in time. As for your paren ts, you might just as well share your ideas with them, trying to get their understanding and encouragement.
From my point of view, we are supposed to focus on adequate preparations before examinations.
As you know, we take various examinations to test how well we have learned and then make necessary adjustments. Therefore, w e can benefit more from honest scores rather than cheating in examinations. What does matter is that we should be brave to face setbacks and challen ges. To end this, I really hope that you will work hard and make scientific preparations in advance, and wish you every success in future.
Yours sincerely
Wang Lei
听力材料：
Text 1
M: Hello. Can I see Doctor Li some time tomorrow?
W: Sorry, He will be too busy tomorrow. But you can meet him this weekend.
Text 2
M: How much gas would you like, sir?
W: 20 liters. Here’s the money.
M: Ok, wait a moment please.
Text 3
M: Have you heard the news that Mrs. Smith will be appointed as our head?
W: You’re joking! She is an assistant.
Text 4
M: Does Shanghai rain a lot in summer?
W: Oh yes! Sometimes it rains very heavily. How about here in Beijing?
M: There’s a lot of rain in summer. But it seldom rains in Autumn.
Text 5
M: How much are these T-shirts
W: They are thirteen dollars each.
Text 6
M: Whenever I come to visit, David is always watching TV.
W: You’re right. He likes watching the soccer games in particular.
M: Oh, I see. But I like watching news better.
W: When a soccer game comes, he doesn’t even eat or sleep.
M: My brother is the same way. He likes watching soccer so much that it’s almost like a lover! W: I can’t understand why they’re so crazy about soccer.
Text 7
M: Can you show me some sweaters, please?
W: Certainly, sir. We have a larg e variety over here. Do you like any of these?
M: That blue one there is very nice. How much is it?
W: It’s a hundred and sixty-nine dollars.
M: That’s more than I want to spend. Do you have anything less expensive?
W: Certainly, sir. What price range do you have in mind?
M: I’d like to stay under a hundred dollars.
W: In that case, I strongly recommend this red one. It’s just five dolla rs over your limit and is worth every penny of it.
M: OK. I’ll take it.
Text 8
M: I need to find a job. If I don’t, I won’t be able to stay here next semester.
W: Have you tried university part-time jobs? The university often hires foreign students for part-time positions.
M: Yes, I know. I tried that. They don’t have a part-time job now. So what can I do?
W: Anyway, there must be some solution. Since you’re Chinese, maybe you can find part-time work in Chinatown.
M: I already had that idea.
W: Well, why don’t you go and look down there? It may be part-time work as a waiter or something. M: Maybe. I don’t know what I would do.
W: I will ask my friends for you. Maybe someone knows a company that needs part-time people. Ask all your friends to ask around for you. You might find something.
M: I have to find something. Otherwise I have to go back to Taiwan.
Text 9
M: Excuse me. ?
W: Yes. Can I help you?
M: Do you remember me? I just had lunch here a half hour ago.
W: Of course I remember you.
M: I think I lost my wallet here.
W: Oh, no. But I didn’t see anything.
M: Hmm… I don’t know how it could have happened.
W: I remember, sir, that your friend took the bill. Then are you sure you took your wallet out of your pocket while you were here?
M: No, I’m not sure. But I usually take out my wallet when I sit down.
W: Maybe you lost it before you came here. Or maybe you left it at home.
M: But what should I do?
W: Well, the first thing you should do is to make sure it’s not at home. Th en, if it isn’t, you need to call your credit card companies and cancel your cards.
M: Thanks for your help.
Text 10
M: Are you familiar with the culture of afternoon tea? Let’s sum up a few things you need to know about this traditional English custom.
While the tradition of drinking tea dates back to more than 3,000 BC in China, it was not until the mid 17th century that the concept of “afternoon tea” first appeared in the UK. In 1840, Anna Maria Russell, started asking for a tea tray with butter, bread and cakes at 4 pm every day, as she found she was hung ry at this time and the evening meal was served late at 8 pm. Traditional afternoon tea, which is typically served between 4 pm and 6 pm, is technically a
small meal, not a drink. It consists of a selection of sandwiches and fruit jam and cakes. Of course, tea or coffee, served with milk and sugar, is also provided.
Then, here is the etiquette of afternoon tea.
1. When you drink your tea, take small sip s rather than “glugging” it down. The actual drinking of tea can take place throughout the “meal”.
2. Similarly, the food served should be eaten in a restrained fashion as well. Sandwiches are eaten first, followed by th e sweet snacks, such as cakes, pastries and scones.
3. If you take milk with your tea, pour the tea first and then add milk.