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2010-2021学年下学期高二基础部英语周测（2021.6.24）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，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.Whatwillthewomandothisafternoon?A.Gofishing.B.Drivetothecountry.C.Watchaplay.2.Howmuchmoredoestheman

need?A.$100.B.$200.C.$300.3.Forwhatisthewomanaskingforleave?A.Aholiday.B.Awedding.C.Anopeningceremony.4.Wherearethespeakersprobably?A.A

thome.B.Atastadium.C.Atastore.5.What’sPeter’sattitudetowardshislatearrival?A.Indifferent.B.Apologetic.C.Angry.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5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。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍

。听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。6.Whatisthewoman?A.Astudent.B.Aneditor.C.Aprofessor.7.Whydoesthewomanwanttoputamessage?A.Tosellsomething.B.TohireanEngl

ishteacher.C.Tofindalanguagepartner.听下面一段对话，回答第8和第9两个小题。8.Wheredoesthewomanplantogo?A.TheUK.B.America.C.Canada.9.Whataret

hespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Workingabroad.B.Studyingabroad.C.Travelingabroad.听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12三个小题。10.Howdoesthemanlooknow?A.Ex

cited.B.Tired.C.Worried.11.Whendoesthemanusuallygetup?A.At6:00.B.At7:00.C.At8:00.12.Whatdoesthemanhavetodotoday?A.Gotoaparty.B.Haveanexam.C.Studyin

thelibrary.听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16四个小题。13.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.SheheardofChazeza.B.Sheisshockedbythestory.C.She

hasbeentoMalawibefore.14.WhohelpedChazezafinishsecondaryschool?A.Heruncle.B.Herparents.C.Hergrandfather.15.WhatdidChristieJohnsono

fferforChazeza?A.Anamazingjob.B.Furthereducation.C.Volunteeropportunities.16.WhydidChazezastartsecondaryschools?A.Toearnmoney.B.Todevelopt

heeconomy.C.Tohelpyounggirlslikeher.听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20四个小题。17.Whatdoesthespeakerwanttotellus?A.FoodcultureinAustralia.B

.ColorfullifeinAustralia.C.ChinesefoodinAustralia.18.WhichwordcanbestdescribeAustralianfood?A.Various.B.Simple.C.Healthy.19.Whatdo

esthespeakersayaboutChinesefoodinAustralia?A.Therearenodumplings.B.Itisthesameastheoriginal.C.Peoplehaven

odifficultygettingit.20.WhatisAustralianspecialfood?A.Honeychicken.B.Meatpie.C.Sweetnoodles.第二部分阅读（共两节，满

分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5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。AFieldTripsandSchoolToursAtSmithsonianAmericanArtMuseum

,weinvolvestudentsintheexperienceofviewingartandenablethemtomakemeaningfulconnectionstotheircurriculumandthemselves.Studentso

fallsettingsandagesarewelcomed,fromkindergartentocollege.GuidedtoursGuidedschooltoursrequirereservations.Pleasebookatleastonemon

thinadvance.Oneweekbeforeyourvisit,yourguidewillcontactyoutodiscussyourcontentandcurriculumconnections.Tomakeareservation,comp

leteandsubmittheSchoolGroupRequestForm.Self-guidedtoursWithaself-guidedvisit,youarefreetoexplorethecollectioninawaytha

tbestsuitsyourclass.Forstudentsinkindergartenthroughsecondgrade,wesuggestthatyouconcentrateonafewobjects.Forolderstudents,werecommendonehouroffocu

sedlookingandthirtyminutesofdiscussionabouttheartworks.Teachersareinvitedtoconsultwiththemuseumstaffregardi

ngthecontent.GuidelinesformuseumbehaviorReviewtheguidelinesbeforethevisit.Inappropriatebehaviormayresultinashortenedtour.·Makenonoise.·Bec

onsiderateofothervisitorsandguides.·Keepatleastanarm’slengthfromartwork.·Walk—don’trun—inthehallsandstairways.·Photography

withflashisnotpermitted.SecuritypoliciesSecuritycheckisrequiredforallvisitors.Werecommendthatgroupsleave

bagsonthebusoratschool.Pocketknives,scissors,andothersharptoolsarenotpermitted.Tospeedentryintothemuseum,carryaslittleaspossible.21.Whichof

thefollowingissuitableforthetrip?A.Apupil.B.Agraduate.C.Anartist.D.Anengineer.22.Whatareolderstudentsadvisedtodo?

A.Makeareservation.B.Focusonvariousobjects.C.Combineviewingwithdiscussion.D.Discusstheartworkswiththesta

ff.23.Whatarevisitorsrecommendedtodo?A.Takenophotographs.B.Speedintothemuseum.C.Appreciatetheworksquietly.D.Touch

theartworkscarefully.BAyearago,JoeStilinspentthesummertrainingfortheBerlinMarathon.Theprofessionalproceeded100-mileweek

sinpreparation,andhiseffortpaidoff,runninga2:17:15—acareer-bestonarecord-qualifiedcourse.Thisyear,almoste

veryracingopportunitywascanceledamongsafetymeasuresinresponsetothecoronavirusoutbreak.Asarunnerwhosucceedsonafullracingsche

dule,Stilinwastakenabackbythesuddencancellations—butinthefaceoftheupheaval,heusedthesummertorunforapurposethatwentbeyondpersonalachievemen

t.FromMaytoSeptember,theOlympicMarathonTrialsqualifierparticipatedintheOneWisconsinRunningChallenge—avirtual(虚拟的)r

unningfundraiserforlocalcharitiesprovidingessentialgoodsandfinancialsupporttothoseaffectedbytheglobalpandemic(流行病).Weeksafterthemarathontrials,

mostmajorsportscompetitionswerecutoff,includingtheTokyoOlympics.ButStilinapproachedthechangeasanopportunityto

steelhimselfonthestress-relievingbenefitsofrunningandusethemilesoftheOneWisconsinRunningChallengeasawaytogiveback.Forthefirsttimeever,Stilinleftoned

ayoffinhisweeklymileagethissummer,whichhasbeenvitalforrecoveryandhisdevelopmentasarunner.“That’sactuallybeena

goodlessontolearn,”Stilinsaid.“Assomeonewhoputsalotofpressureonmyselfbeforecompetition,mygoalistoremembertomoveforwardnextyearwhenwegetrac

esback.Iwanttorememberthissummerwhenthepressurewasoffandwestillworkedhard,andthefitnesscameofitsownaccord(一致).”“Ithinkth

isyearisbreakingdownalotofpeoplealittlebitbutalsobuildingthembackup,”hesaid.“It’sforcingmyselfandeverybodytogetoutoftheircomfortzone.

Unfortunately,alotofpeoplearestressed,anxious,andmaybedepressed.ButIreallythinkthatwhenwehealfromit,we’regoingtob

ebetterforit.”24.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“upheaval”meaninparagraph2?A.Danger.B.Change.C.Challenge.D.Embarrassment.25.WhatdidStilindo

forthefirsttimeinhissummerrunning?A.Ran100milesaweek.B.Qualifiedforthemarathontrials.C.Helpedthosewhounluckilygotinfected.D.R

estedonedayaweekontheracingschedule.26.WhatdoesJoeStilinsuggestpeopledointhepassage?A.Takeanactivepartinthevirtualrunning.B.Getridof

thecomfortzone.C.Cheerupandworkhard.D.Runforapurpose.27.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeJoeStilin?A.Kindanddetermin

ed.B.Courageousandcalm.C.Braveandexperienced.D.Ambitiousandprofessional.CWeallneedtoeat,andwhenwegotobuyfooda

tthesupermarket,wehavesomanychoicesintherangeofitemsavailablethatcanbeturnedintoadeliciousmeal.Butweoftenpurch

asefoodthat’sbeenmass-producedandthat’stravelledmanymilesbeforeitendsuponourplate.Soforsome,growingtheirownfoodisabetteroption—andittastesgo

odtoo!Fromgrowingvegetablesinlittlepotsonyourbalconytotendingtoasmallplotofland,calledallotments,therearema

nywaystoproducehome-grownfood.AllotmentsareatypicallyBritishidea,andtheygivepeoplewhohaveasmallornogardenaspacetoplantandgrowfruitandvegetab

les.Itcanbebackbreakingworkdigging,weedingandwateringthesoil,buttheresultisfresh,organicallygrownproduce,contributingtoourdiet.TherecentCOVID-19pande

miclockdown(禁闭)meansdemandforallotmentshasseenarenaissance.MiriamDobsonfromtheUniversityofSheffieldtoldtheBBCthatpeoplewithal

lotmentshavebeenspendingalotoftheirtimeontheirplots,growingplentyoffreshfruitandvegetables,which,attimes,havebeenchallengingtosourceinsupermarke

ts.Shesays,“Coronavirushashighlightedtopeopletheweaknessinherentwithinourglobalizedfoodsystem.Inatimeofcrisis,interestinself-supplyrises.

”Forthosewithlimitedspace,asolutiontogrowingyourownvegliesclosertohome-usingpots.Onceyoucanlayyourhandsonsomecompo

st(堆肥),youcanplantseeds.Aswellasthebenefitsofsavingmoneyandenjoyingtastyfood,gardenerMarkRidsdill-Smithsays,“growingyourownfoodfromabalconynotonlyi

mprovesyourwell-beingandimmediateenvironment,youcanactuallygrowalotofvegetables”.So,it’stimeforusalltogetplantinganddevelopourgreenfingers!28.

Whatdoestheauthorthinkofallotments?A.Rewarding.B.Challenging.C.Amusing.D.Relaxing.29.Whatcanweinferfromparagraph

3?A.DemandforallotmentshasdeclinedduringCOVID-19outbreak.B.Thestrengthofglobalizedfoodsystemisundervalued.C.Peoplet

endtosupplythemselvesatspecialperiods.D.Freshfruitandvegetablesareimpossibletogetinatimeofcrisis.30.Whatisthepur

poseofthelastparagraphofthepassage?A.Toencouragemorepeopletogrowtheirownfood.B.Topresentthestrengthsandweak

nessesofallotments.C.Toraisepeople’sconcernforenvironment.D.Toshowtheoptionallocationsforallotments.31.Whicho

fthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.DoingOurShareinCrisisB.SupplyingOurselveswithAllotmentsC.MakingFortunesbyProducingHome-grownFoodD.Fin

dingOurOwnWaystoPlantFoodDPeoplethinkthatsmartphonesandlaptopsareevidenceofprogress.Acertainamountofon

linesearching,forinstance,canbegoodforyourbrain,andthereareappsthatcanpromotebrainfunctions.Yettechnologyadvancementsalsoco

mewithsomeunintendedconsequences.Studieshaveshownthatblue-enrichedlightfromelectronicthingslikesmartphonescandisturbthebody’si

nternalclockandmakeitimpossibleforyoutosticktoapropersleepschedule.Losingsleephasnegativeeffectsonyourbrain,suchasbadmoo

ds,decreasedattentionandproblemsofmemory.Technologymakesitmucheasiertogetdistracted.Forexample,youstepawayfr

omanimportantprojecttocheckyoursmartphone.Teens,inparticular,aremoredistractedthanever.Arecentsurveyof2,400teachersfoundthatmosteducator

sfeelstudentsaremoredistractedthanpreviousgenerations.Some64percentagreedwiththeideathattoday’sdigitaltechnologyd

oesmoretodistractstudentsthantohelpthemacademically.Andtechnologymakespeoplemuchmoreforgetfulthantheyusedtobe.Thenewgenerationareactuallymor

elikelytoforgetwhatdayitisorwheretheyputtheirkeysthanpeopleovertheageof55,accordingtoaTrendingMachinesurvey.Inapressaboutthesurvey,Jo

Patricia,adoctor,saidtechnologywastoblame.“Thisisagenerationthathasgrownupmultitaskingbyusingtechnology

andisoftenaccompaniedbylackofsleep,whichresultsinhighlevelsofforgetfulness,”shesaid.PeoplewhorelyonGPStoge

taroundhavelessactivityinthehippocampus,anareaofthebraininvolvedinbothmemoryanddirection.AstudyfromtheUniversityofLond

onevenfoundthattaxidrivershadamoredevelopedhippocampusthannon-taxidrivers—becausetheyaresoaccustomedtousingspatial

(空间的)memory,ratherthanrelyingonGPS.Nowthatyou’reprobablyterrifiedoftheeffectsoftechnology,letusremindyou

thatyoudohavethepowertopreventit.Justlogoffeveryonceinawhile!32.Howdoestechnologyaffectstudentsaccordingtoteachers?A.Itupset

sthenewgeneration.B.Itmakesstudentsmoreforgetful.C.Ittakesthestudents’attentionaway.D.Itfailstoaidstudentswiththeirlessons.33.WhatisJoPatricia’satt

itudetowardstechnology?A.Negative.B.Objective.C.Optimistic.D.Conservative.34.Whydotaxidrivershaveamoredevelopedhippocampus?A.Becausetheymainlyrelyon

GPS.B.Becausetheydomorementalexercise.C.Becausetheyusespatialmemorymore.D.Becausetheyhaveabettersenseofbalance.35.Whatisthepassagem

ainlyabout?A.Surveysconductedinaschool.B.Appsusedtopromotememory.C.Progressmadeinelectronicproducts.D.Har

mfuleffectsbroughtbytechnology.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）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。WaystoLiveYourLifewithPurp

oseNomatterwhoyouareorwhatyoudo,thereisapurposeforlife.Asenseofpurposeisanessentialpartofahappylife.36Herearethre

etipstofollowifyouwanttodoso.Learntobeself-aware.Peopletendtooverestimatetheirstrongpointsandignoretheirweakpoints.37Ber

ealisticanddon’tbeafraidtofaceyourimperfections.Whenyouknowyourpersonalityyouhavebetterchancestofigu

reoutyourpurposeandsticktoit.38That’swhatreallygivesyouthesenseofpurpose.Whatdoyoulovetodomost?Ifyoustil

lcannotgiveananswertothisquestion,yourisklivingauselesslife.I’mstronglyconvincedthateverybodyshouldhavesomethingfavoritetopursue

inhislife.Yourenthusiasmmakesyourlifeworthwhileandmeaningful.Makeuseofgoalsetting.Recognizingyourgoalsisn’tenough

;youshouldlearntosetrightgoals.Yourgoalsshouldalwaysbeaccurateandrealistic.Settingshort-termandlong-termgoalscanad

dmeaningtoyourlife.39It’sexactlyyourgoalsthatmakeyougetupearlierandworkharder.Itisnaturalthatyouwillfinditdifficulttofollowallthetipsat

once.40Regardlessofyourpurpose,youshoulddoyourbesttoachieveit.Ameaningfullifewillgiveyouthefeelingoffulfillmentandsatisfactionan

dyou’llfeelhappiereveryday.A.Stayinspired.B.Followyourpassion.C.Therefore,youhavetomakegreateffortstoliveyourlife

withpurpose.D.Whenyouseethedirection,it’seasiertostaymotivatedanddetermined.E.Therealpurposeoflivingliesbeyondtheresponsibilities

ofyourdailylife.F.Youcanstartwithsmallstepsandgraduallymakeallthehabitspartofyourlife.G.However,ifyouwanttofindyourlifepurpose,youshouldlearnyourtr

ueselffirst.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。AeronMcQuillin,18,BaileyCampbell

,17,andBillyTarbett,15,wereontheirwaytoaTimHortonsdonutshopinFonthill,Ontario.Thensuddenlythey41awomanonthesideoftheroadwithsmokecomingou

tofhercar.Theyquickly42theproblemasanoilleakanddeterminedthecarwastoo43todrive.However,thedriver,lowoncashthen,couldn’t44atowtruc

k(拖车).So,Billyputforwarda(n)45thatguyspushthecarbackhome.Then,theystartedtheirlongand46journeywithMorrison,adriverpassin

gby,drivingbehindthemwithhishazardlights(警示灯)onfor47.Aftermorethantwo-and-a-halfhoursofpushing,they48deliveredthecarbackhome.Themotorist,amazedand49

,exchangedhugswiththeteens,andwenthomeforsomemuch-needed50.Later,Morrisonpostedsomepicturesoftheteenspushingthecaronsocialmedia.Im

mediately,hisFacebookpostwas51.Aeron,oneoftheteenagers,said,“OurphonesandFacebookwere52withmessagesfromtotalstran

gers,showingtheir53andgratitudeforourrandomactof54.”Headded,“Wehopemorepeoplecanlearnfromthissituationandnotbeafrai

dtolendahelpinghandtothose55.”41.A.comfortedB.stoppedC.spottedD.robbed42.A.identifiedB.solvedC.analyzedD.adopted43.A.hea

vyB.costlyC.dangerousD.difficult44.A.selectB.rentC.assessD.book45.A.commentB.scheduleC.messageD.suggestion46.A.rightB.familiarC.enjoyableD.tough4

7.A.safetyB.controlC.explorationD.effect48.A.deliberatelyB.obviouslyC.eventuallyD.consequently49.A.thankfulB.embarrassedC.relaxedD.c

alm50.A.helpB.praiseC.effortD.rest51.A.well-preservedB.newly-madeC.well-receivedD.recently-revised52.A.growingupB.blowingupC.showingoffD.takingov

er53.A.sympathyB.appreciationC.experienceD.expectation54.A.trustB.courageC.kindnessD.devotion55.A.insearchB.inplaceC.invainD.inneed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。AAsayoungmanfullofbothpassionandendurance,PerceBlackborowhadlongbeen56_____(dream)ofde

centadventure,sohedidn'tgiveupwhenSirErnestShackletonturneddownhisrequesttojointheexpedition.Perce57_____(s

ecret)hidhimselfinacupboard,only58_____(find)threedaysaftertheysetoff.Hefeltfortunateandhappywhenhewasassignedasastewardinsteadofbeingsentbackhome.It

turned59_____tobeatoughjourney.Theshipgot60_____(stick)intheiceastheyapproachedAntarcticaandtheyhadtoabandontheship.BThereare61_____(vary)reasons

whypeoplewritepoetry.Somepoemstell62_____storyordescribesomethinginawaythatwillgivereadersastrongimpression.Otherstrytoconveycertainemotio

ns.Poetsusemanydifferentformsofpoetrytoexpress63_____(they).SomeofthefirstpoemsayoungchildlearnsinEnglisharenurseryrhymes,64_____ma

ynotmakesenseandevenseemcontradictory,butareeasy65_____(learn)andrecite.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.OnApril16th,2014,aSouthKoreashipc

arryingmorethan450passengerss______intothesea.67..Itisnouse______(羡慕，嫉妒)others'success.Itistimethatyoushouldworkhard.

68.They'vepaid6months'rentinadvancefora2-roomapartmentandwillgiveitat_____cleanbeforemovingin.69.Mostkidshatetotakeb_______pillsandm

othersoftenthinkofsometricks.70.Hebehavesinad________mannerandwethinkheisarealgentleman.71.Hearingtheterriblenew

s,theladytriedtohideher______(悲伤)withasmile.72.Jerryisan______(业余爱好者)whodancesbecausehelikesit.73.The______(最终期限)forscholarship

applicationsisthisFriday,soyourtimeistight.74.Studentsarerequiredtor__________over60ancientpoems.75.Theproblemisthatth

eyhavesomuch_______(偏见)againstourmotherland.第二节（满分25分）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。Mr.Smithisasuccess

fulbusinessman.Hestartedasanordinaryofficeworker,andafteryearsofhardwork,hefinallyestablishedhisowncompany,andwasrespectedbymany

.Oneday,Mr.Smithheardastrangesoundashecameoutofhisoffice.Itwasthesoundofablindmanhittingthegroundwithastic

k.Theblindmanfeltsomeoneinfrontofhimandsaid,“Dearsir,mayItakeupalittleofyourtime?”Mr.Smithreplied,“Ihaveani

mportantmeeting.Justtellmewhatyouwant.”TheblindmanreachedintohisbagandhandedMr.Smithsomething.“Sir,thislightercostsonly$1!”Mr.Smithlist

ened,sighed,thentookoutanoteandhandedittotheblindman,“Idon’tsmoke,butI’dliketohelpyou.Youmaygivethislightertotheoldcleaner.”Th

eblindmanfeltthebillwithhishand.Itwasa$100note!“YouarethemostgenerousgentlemanIhaveevermet!”saidhimgratefully.JustasMr.Smithwasabouttogo,the

manstartedtalkingagain,“Iwasn’tblindallmylife.ItwasallbecauseoftheaccidentattheBurtonFactory!”Mr.Smithwasshockedandasked,“Didyouloseyoursightin

thatexplosion?”Theblindmannodded,andcontinued,“Youcan’timaginewhathappened.Therewasafire.Imanagedtorus

htothedooramongthefleeingcrowds,butanotherpersonshouted,‘I’mstillyoung,Idon’twanttodie!’Hepushedmeandsteppedonmybody!Ilostmy

consciousness.WhenIwokeup,Ibecameblind.Howunfair!”Suddenly,Mr.Smith’sattitudechanged.“I’mafraidthat’snotthecase,”hesaidcoldly.The

blindmanwasshockedandstaredatMr.Smithwithemptyeyes.Mr.Smiththensaidslowly,“IwasalsoaworkerattheBurtonFactory.Youweretheonewhoste

ppedonme.YouwereyoungerthanIwas,andIwillneverforgetwhatyousaid.”注意：1.续写词数应为150左右。2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Theblindmanstoodstillforalongtime,lookingb

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