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呼和浩特市二中2022-2023学年第一学期高二英语期中考试试卷第二部分阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2分，满分40分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2分，满分30分)AAmazingKids’Magazinei

sproudtoannouncethatwewillbehostingaWildJungleWritingContestthisfall!Sendusyourbestjungle-themedstorie

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o.Nineseparateprizeswillbegivenout,withacashvalueof$20forfirstplace,$15forsecondplace,and$10forthirdplaceineachagegroup.Certificatesofpartici

pationwillalsobeawardedtoeachparticipantinthecontest.1Whichofthefollowingstoriessuitsthecontestmost?AAcouplelosttheirwayintheforest.B.Twobrothersm

etabearwhilesearchingtheforest.C.Ateenagercaughtathiefinacave.D.Asoldiersavedadrowningboy.2.Achampionwillreceive_________...A.acashv

alueof$15B.athank-youletterC.aprizeandacertificateD.onlyanofficialcertificate3.Whattypeofwritingisthepassage?A.Announcement.B.Summary.C.News.D.Gu

ide.BTimothyisa5-year-oldboywithautism(自闭症).InOctoberof2018,doctorstoldhisparentsthathesufferedbraintumor(肿瘤).Twothieveswhospecia

lizedinstealingpackagesfrompeople’sfrontgateshadnoideathatoneofthosepackagescontainedaWWEwrestlingbeltbelongingto

Timothy.Atthetime,thebeltwasonthefrontgateofSergioMoriers’shouse,whosejobwasdecoratingstuff.“Timothy’sfatherdoesn’tmakealotofm

oney.Buthewantedtogivehissonanamazinggift,andItoldhimIwoulddoeverythingforfree.Isaid,‘Justshipitoveran

dI’lldoeverythingyouwantonthebelt,andhe’llhavethebeltofalifetime.’”Hesaid.Whenthebeltwastaken,Sergiowasextremelydisturbed,“Iwantthemtoknowtheytook

hopefroma5-year-oldboywhoislookingforwardtothatitemcomingbacktohim…Youstolethatfromhim.Youbrokeachil

d’sheart.”Timothy’sfathersharedwhatthatbeltmeanttohisson,“Timothywouldnotgoanywherewithoutthatbelt…Mostkidshaveballs,whilehehadabelt.”Allhopewaslost

.Thensomethingunexpectedhappened.“Isawtwowomenappearedatthegate.Theyputdownthebagthere.MyguardwentoverandIrealizedwhatwashappenin

g.Thatbagcontainedthestolenwrestlingbelt,”Sergiosaid.ThetwowomenapologizedtoSergio.Theysaidthattheywerethrowno

utofafriend’sapartmentafterthefriendsawthenewsreportofthetheftonTV.Infact,theyweretryingtokickadrughabit.Theycriedwithguiltandshame.Seeingthereturn

edbelt,Timothy’sfathersaid,“It’soneofthosethingsyoualwayshearabout,thosecrazystoriesaboutpeople,butyounever

thinkit’llhappentoyourself.I’mstilltakenaback,tobehonest.”4.WhatwasSergio’soriginalintention?A.Tobuytheboyawonderfulgift

.B.Tobeautifytheboy’sbeltforfree.C.Tohelptheboywinacompetition.D.Toearnmoneyfromdecoratingthebelt.5.Whatcanbeknownaboutthethie

ves?A.Theywereaddictedtodrug.B.Theywerecaughtbythepolice.C.TheirfriendreportedthemonTV.D.Theywerepunishedbytheguard.6.WhatdidTimothy’sfathermean

attheendofthestory?A.Hewasannoyedaboutcrazystories.B.Hefelthewascheatedbythethieves.C.Hewasastonisheda

tthereturnedbelt.D.Hecouldn’tbelievehisstuffwasstolen.7.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.ASickBoyWinsaWrestlingBeltB.

CaringPeopleShowLoveforaKidC.AnImmoralActofTheftIsRevealedD.ThievesReturnWrestlingBelttotheSickBoyCYoungadultshavestrongpositivememoriesofthemus

ictheirparentslovedwhentheywerethesameage,astudyfinds.Participantsinastudyonmusicalmemorysaidtheyremem

beredandlovedthemusicthatwaspopularintheearly1980s,whentheirparentswereyoung.Theyalsorelishedthemusicofthe196

0s,whichtheirgrandparentsmayhavebeenplayingwhilechangingtheirmom’sdiapers(尿布).“Theywouldhearthismusicandsay,‘Ohyeah,that’smyparents’music,’withobviou

sfondness,”saysCarolLynneKrumhansl,thepsychologyprofessoratCornellUniversitywholedthestudy.Thescientistshadbeentest

ingmusicalmemoryinanearlierstudy,andweresurprisedtofindthatcollegeageparticipantscouldrecognizeolder

popandrocksongsjustasquicklyasthenewstuff.Evenmoresurprisingly,theylikedtheolderstuffmore.Therefore,theresearchersdecidedtofindout

whatwashappening,usingclips(片段)fromhitsonBillboardlistsbetween1955and2009.Morethan60studentvolunteers(averageag

e20)listenedtoshortclipsofthetoptwopopandrocksongsofeachyear.Theresearchersquizzedthemaboutwhichsongstheyrecognized,howmuchtheylik

edthemandtheiremotionalresponses.Theywerealsoaskediftheyhadmemoriesassociatedwiththesongsandwhetherth

osememorieswerefromlisteningwithparents,alone,orwithothers.“Wedidn’thaveanyideathatyoungadultshadthestrongestpersonalmemoriesofthemusicoft

heearly1980s”,Krumhanslsaid.Sheandhercolleague,JustinAdamZupnickoftheUniversityofCalifornia,wereevenmoresurprised

toseethesecond“reminiscencebump(回忆高峰)”inemotionandmemoryfortophitswasfrom1965to1969.Theconnectiontoparents’musicisn’t

entirelysurprising.Musicplaysacentralroleinbringingupachild.Songsaretaughtathomeandschoolandheardmoreinformallyaspartofthehomeenvironment.Thesongspar

entschoosetolistentoreflecttheirtaste,theirvalues,andtheirera.Besides,musicisapowerfulcue(提示)forcallingup

strongpersonalmemories—whenyoumadeanewfriendatthesummercamporthebluedressyouworetoaparty.Andthehumanbrainremembersmusicingreatdetail,unlikes

pokenwords,inwhichpeoplerememberjustthegeneralmeaning.The1960smusicmayevokestrongmemoriesinpeopleinthe

irtwentiesbecauseofthequality,Krumhanslguesses.Shethinksthestudentsmighthavememoriesofthe1960smusicbecauseitlivesonasclassics.Technologymay

alsobeafactor.Theintroductionofcassettetapesinthe1960smademusicmoreubiquitous(普遍存在的),andthesametapeswe

replayedlongafterthatdecadeended.Next,Krumhanslwantstofindoutifothergenerationshavethesameexperienceswithmusic,andtrytotracei

nfluencesbackthroughmultiplegenerations.8.Theunderlinedword“relished”inParagraph2probablymeans________.A.playe

dB.heardC.understoodD.enjoyed9.Wecanlearnfromthestudythatyoungadults________.A.canonlyrecognizethetoptwop

opandrocksongsonBillboardlistsB.showednoemotionalresponsetomusicofthe1950sC.hadthesecondstrongestmemoriesofthemusicofthelate1960s

D.likelisteningtotheoldsongswiththeirparents10.Thelastbutoneparagraphservesto________.A.drawaconclusionB.makeacomparisonC.gi

veanexampleD.provideanexplanation11.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A.Musicofparents’erastillappealstoyoungadultsoftoday.B

.Musiccannarrowthegenerationgapbetweenparentsandkids.C.Musicmattersalotinthegrowthofyoungpeople.D.Musicofqualitycanhavealastinginfluence.

DResearchhasshownthatdisruptingone'snatural“morninglark”(早起鸟)or“nightowl”(夜猫子)tendencycanresultinimmoralb

ehavioratwork.Whodoesn'tloveaflexibleworkschedule?Beingabletomakeyourownhours,comeinwhenyou'rereadyandl

eavewhenyou'redone,stepouttoattendachild'spresentationatschool,haveamiddayappointment,orevensqueezeinaquickworkoutornapasaguaranteedpick-me-up—f

lexibilitygreatlyimprovesone'squalityoflife.Thebenefitsdon'tstopthere,however.Researchhasshownthathavingflexibleworkhoursactua

llymakesoneabetterperson.Howso?It'sbeenfoundthatdisruptedsleeppatterns—intheformofhavingtoactoutsideofyournormalinclinationtobeamorning

“lark”oranight“owl”—canresultinstrange,unethical,andout-of-linebehavior.SciencejournalistLindaGeddessaid,“Ifyoudon'tgetenoughsl

eep,researchsuggestsyouaremorelikelytohaveunethicalbehavior,suchasbeingmean,bullyingyourfellowemployeeso

rfalsifyingreceipts.Butit'snotjustowls:thelarkstendtobehavemoreunethicallyintheevening,andowlsinthemorning.Soideally,youwanttointroduceflexible

working."Employerswouldbewisetoallowtheiremployeestostartwhenevertheyfeelready—whetherit'satthecrackofdawnorat11a.m.,andtoallowbreakso

rpausesinthedayasneeded—becausethatwouldmeanbetterproductivity,performance,andbehavior.Thisshiftisalreadyhappening,wi

ththeNewYorkTimesrecentlyreportingthat27percentofUSemployersnowoffertheflexibilitytoworkoutsidenormalbusinesshours,upf

rom22percentin2014;and68percentallowtelecommutingasneeded(upfrom54percentin2014).Withthenationalunemploymentratea

titslowestin50years,employersarehavingtobecomemorecompetitiveinwhattheyofferworkers,andflex-hoursseemlikeano-brainer,highlybenefic

ialtoall.12.WhatismainlytalkedaboutinParagraph2?A.Waystoimprovelifequality.B.People'sactivitiesintheirfreetime.C.Methodstogeta

flexibleworkschedule.D.Theadvantagesofflexibilityinworktime.13.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“inclination”inParagraph3probablymean?A.Judgment.B.Ten

dency.C.Reaction.D.Choice.14.Whatistheeffecttochangepeople'ssleeppatternaccordingtoGeddes?ATheywillshowtheirnaturemoreeasily.B.Theytendtos

ufferfromsleepproblems.C.Theytendtobehaveimmorallyintheirwork..D.Theywillgetmoreflexibilityinworkingtim

e.15.Whatdothefiguresinthelastparagraphindicate?A.Theunemploymentrateisincreasing.B.Employersaregettingmorefreetime.C.Flexibleworkinghasbeencreat

ingmorejobs.D.Moreemployersadoptaflexibleworkschedule.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。Thehotsummermonthscomewithunbe

arableheat.Wealwayswanttoturnontheairconditionertocooldown.___16___.Buttherearesimplewaystocooldownyourhomewi

thoutusingtheairconditioner.Meanwhile,youcansavemoneyonyourelectricbill.BlockouttheheatofthesunwithyourcurtainsWhilethismayseemt

obealmosttoosimpleandtoostraightforwardamethodtokeepyourhomeniceandcool,itreallydoeswork.____17____.Therefore,blockingyourwindo

wswithheavyshadesorcurtainswillnotonlyhelpyoucutyourindoortemperaturedownbutitwillalsohelpyousaveupwardsof7%onyourenergybillsaswe

ll.____18____Makesurethatyourdoorsareasair-tightaspossiblesothatyoucanpreventcoolairfromescapingandhotairfromenteringyourhomeatthesa

metime.Also,makesuretokeepthedoorsthatfacedirectionstothesouthandwestclosedduringthedaysoyoucanpreventthehottesttemperaturesfromthesu

npassingthroughtotherestofyourhouse.Keepyourbodycool____19____.Drinkicecoldwater,keepcoldpackspressedtoyourneckoryo

urwrists,anddoanythingelseyoucandotokeepyourcorebodytemperaturedown.Thatway,youwon’tfeelaswornoutbytheextremeheatduringthesummermonths.Consideradi

fferenttypeofairconditionerWhenallelsefails,atopratedwindowairconditionerunitcanbetheperfectbudgetsolution.Theseinex

pensiveairconditionersworkamazinglywelltocooldownoneroomofyourhome.____20____.A.ThatmeanshighenergybillsB.DrawthehotairoutofyourhomeC.Keepabet

tercontrolofyourentranceD.Nearly30%ofallunwantedheatcomesthroughyourwindowsE.Youcantakeadvantageoftheselowerdegree

stocooldownyourhouseFCoolingyourselffromtheinsidecanaffecthowyoufeelontheoutsideG.Youcanexpecttopayonlyabout$20permonthtousethem8hoursperday第三部

分英语知识运用(共两节，满分45分)第一节完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。ImetamanyesterdaybutIdidn’tgethisname.I

’m____21____thatI’llprobablyneverseehimagain.Butthat’sOK.The____22____ofourmeetingwasfulfilledin10minutes.Hewasan

elderlyman.Ididn’tseehimatfirst.Ihadto____23____forhim,theownerofaverywornandoldwoodenwalkingstick,which

was____24____andwashalfhangingoutsideofashoppingcart.Aftersome____25____,Ifinallyfoundtheman,whoseemedtolosesomethin

gandwaswalkingvery____26____.Iknewitwashisandcalledouttohim.Hereturnedslowlytogetitandthankedme.Iwas

inafriendlymoodandwechattedwitheachother.That’swhenthisman____27____mewithhisstoryandhewasnotastrangeranymore.Istoodoutsidet

he____28____withhimfor10minutes,justlistening.Andthat’sallhe____29____.Istoodthere,listeningtothismansharehis______30______afterl

osinghiswifeduringchildbirthtohisonlyson.Andthenlaterhesharedhisjoyof______31______thissononhisown.Weta

lkedfreely,justlike______32______.Attheendofour______33______thiselderlymanclasped(紧握)bothofmyhands,

raisedthemuptohisheart,looked______34______myeyesandthankedmeso______35______.Hethankedmeforlisteningand______36_

_____himtosharehisstory.Andthenheturnedaroundand______37______.HewasoutofmysightandIthoughtthisdearmanhadjust

providedmewithsucha(n)______38______gift-trust.Strangersareneverstrangersifyouopenyour______39______.Often

theyareangelsindisguise(伪装的).______40______withothers.Listen.Share.Thesearewhatweareallherefor.21.A.delightedB.confidentC.doubtfulD.embar

rassed22.A.taskB.processC.hopeD.purpose23.A.searchB.waitC.careD.pay24.A.soldoutB.givenupC.leftbehind

D.brokendown25.A.measuresB.researchesC.experiencesD.efforts.26.A.anxiouslyB.powerfullyC.regretfullyD.ho

rribly27.A.amusedB.treatedC.impressedD.comforted28.A.cartB.hospitalC.restaurantD.supermarket29.A.sharedB.desiredC.orderedD.

believed30.A.senseB.attitudeC.angerD.pain31.A.pickingupB.bringingupC.keepingupD.takingup32.A.eldersB.parentsC.fr

iendsD.children33.A.discussionB.conversationC.debateD.argument34.A.intoB.throughC.uponD.over35.A.awkwardlyB.peacefullyC.chee

rfullyD.sincerely36A.expectingB.invitingC.allowingD.persuading37.A.returnedB.disappearedC.slippedD.shouted38.A.ordinaryB.expensiveC.preci

ousD.original39.A.bodyB.heartC.memoryD.imagination40.A.CompeteB.CopeC.CompareD.Communicate第二节语法填空(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。TheTVseries,ALifelongJourney,____41____(earn)widespreadapplause,becomingthemost-watchedTVseriesonStatebroadcaste

rChinaMediaGroupinthepastfiveyears.ALifelongJourney,____42____(consist)of58episodes,isadaptedfromfamouswriterLiangXiaosheng’snovelofth

esamenamewhichwonthe10thMaoDunLiteraturePrize,oneofthecountry’stophonorsforlocalwriters.Startingin____43___

_late1960s,thestoryfollowstheupsanddownsofthreechildreninaworking-classfamilyinnortheasternChina,strikingachord(和弦)withviewersforitsdetails____44_

___(vivid)bringingthembacktooldtimes.First____45____(publish)inDecember2017,thenovelshowsawiderangeofChinesepeoplef

romdifferent____46____(walk)oflife,fromconstructorstostart-upfounders,toexaminethehugeinfluencebroughtbythechangesofChinesesociety.Tie

Ning,chairwomanoftheChinaWriters’Association,saidthegreat____47____(popular)oftheTVseries,ALifelongJourney,illustratesthe“closebond

”____48____literatureandtelevision.“Whiletakingalookathistory,wecouldseethemutual(相互的)influenceofliterature,filmandtelevisiontoboos

tandinspireeachother,____49____hasconnectedwritersandfilmmakersclosely,”sheadded.WithpopularTVseriesormovies,.thestoriesthathaveinspire

dsuchscreenworkswillseetheirinfluencegroweven_____50_____(far).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)51.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（^），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

仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分.LastFriday'safternoonwitnessedtheannualEnglishSpeechContestatschool,whichwassuchgr

eatthatmanystudentsthoughthighlyofit.Overtwentystudentstookthepartinthecompetition.Asthecompetitionbegan,participantsgavespeechandanswereda

fewquestionsforjudges.Inthelasthour,threeparticipantsinthefinalcompetedfiercely,offerexcellentperformances.Theresultscameoutsoonandthewinnersaward

ed.Thecompetitionisreallymeaningandinspirational.Actually,itisnotjustasimplecompetitionandanimportantplatformwherestu

dentscanexpresstheminEnglishandbuilduptheirconfidenceinEnglishlearning.第二节：书面表达(满分25分)52.生活中除了金钱、房子、车子等财富，也有如知识、健康、经历等隐性财富。作为高中生，你所理解的财富是什么

？请以“MyTreasures”为题用英语写一篇短文，内容包括以下要点：我眼中的财富至少两点，比如友谊、理想……拥有它们的意义1.拥有它们对学习、生活的作用2.失去它们对学习、生活的影响获取它们的途径（请

考生根据自己的经历或感想，提出至少两种做法）注意：1.词数150左右。开头已经写好，不计入总词数。2.作文中不得提及考生所在学校和本人姓名。MyTreasuresInourlife,wehavetreasureslikemoney,housesandcars,etc.However,w

ehavealotmorehiddentreasures,suchasknowledge,healthandexperiences.Asaseniorstudent,Ithinkthemostimportanttreasuresinourlifeare_

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