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汪清四中2020-2021学年度第二学期高二英语开学验收考试第一节听下面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。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.Whatdidthemanbuyforhisfather?A.Ahat.B.Acard.C.Ashirt.2.HowwillTomknowiftheschooliscanceled?A.Byaskinghismother.B.Bywatch

ingthesnow.C.BycheckingtheTVnews.3.Wherewasthemanborn?A.InAmerica.B.InEngland.C.InCanada.4.Whatdoesthe

manmean?A.Annamaynothavetime.B.Annaisatherbrother'shouse.C.Annashouldinvitehimtodinner.5.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthemusicfestivalthisyear?A.It'st

oofaraway.B.It'stooexpensive.C.It'stoocrowded.第二节听下面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。6.HowmanyfiftiesdidFredstartwith?A

.Two.B.Five.C.Ten.7.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inabank.B.Inamathclass.C.Inagrocerystore

.听下面一段对话,回答第8至第10三个小题。8.Whoinvitedthewomantotheparty?A.Michael.B.Michael'ssister.C.Michael'sbrother.9.Whatisthemangoingtoge

tforMichael?A.AnewCDplayer.B.Somerecords.C.Severalbaseballcards.10.Whycan'tthewomandecidewhattogetforMichael

?A.Sheforgetswhathelikes.B.Sheonlyhasalittlemoney.C.Shedoesn'tknowhimwell.听下面一段对话,回答第11至第13三个小题。11.WhatwillJudydothisafternoon?A.Se

ndPeterabrochure.B.Designsomemodels.C.Attendameeting.12.WhydoesPetermakethephonecall?A.Toordersomemachines.B.Toaskforcoloredpictures

.C.Tochangethedeliverytime.13.Whenwillthespeakerssigntheagreement?A.Thisevening.B.Tomorrowmorning.C.Atnoontomorrow.听下面一

段对话,回答第14至第17四个小题。14.Whoisthewoman?A.Theman'swife.B.Theman'sdoctor.C.Theman'spersonaltrainer.15.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Joinabasketballteam.B.Orga

nizeasportsteam.C.Teachhighschoolsports.16.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodofirst?A.Stopeatingicecream.B.Haveamedicalexamination.C.

Eatmorefruitandvegetables.17.Whydoesthewomansuggestthemanexercisemore?A.Toloseweight.B.Topreventaheartattack.C.Tostrengthenhismuscles.听下面一段独

白,回答第18至第20三个小题。18.Howdidtheoldwoman'scookiesbecomefamous?A.Shestartedagoodcookiebusiness.B.Shegavethemto

childrenforfree.C.Shebakedtheminaspecialkitchen.19.Whydidthechildrenhelptheoldwomanatfirst?A.Theoldwomanwastoobusy.B.Theirparentswantedt

hemtodoso.C.Theywantedtogetsomeexperience.20.Whatdidthechildrendowhentheoldwomangotsick?A.Theycookedfoodforher.B.Theytookturnslookingafterhe

r.C.Theysoldcookiestopaythedoctor.第二部分阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)AHere'salookatsomeofthemostinfluentialartistswhohavetr

iedtheirhandatAmericanfolkmusic.WoodyGuthrieTheoriginalfolksinger/songwriter，WoodyGuthriesettheprecedent(先例)forthebreadthofissuesaboutwhat

anAmericanfolksingercouldsing.Hislyricstoldusaboutmanyimportantissuesofhistime，andofAmericaingeneral

.Theyweretoldinplainandsimplelanguagethatputwhatsomanypeoplewerethinkingandfeelingintowords.BobDylanBobDylaninnovated(革

新)themodernmusicworldbyincludingoldfolk，blues,andotherformsofAmericanaintosongsthatwerebothtimelyandtimeles

s.Hewasthedarlingofthefolkrevivalistsintheearly1960s；butafterusinganelectricguitarinhisperformanceatthe1965NewportFolkFestival，hisreputationcam

eunderfirefromthefolkies.Itwasasmallmatter,though一Dylanhadalongcareerthatincludedmusic,books,movies,andaradio

show.JoniMitchellTheCanadianfemalesingerprobablynevermeanttobeaspopularassheeventuallybecame.Originallyapa

interandpoet，Mitchellcreatedanincrediblecareerforherselfinthelate1960sandearly1970s.Hersweetmelodiesinspirednumerouswomentoentert

hefolksinger/songwritercommunityandcontinuetodosotoday.BillMonroeBillMonroeledthebluegrassmovementofthe1950s.AlongwithhisBlueGrassBoys，hese

taprecedentforallbluegrassers.Hemixedsomeaesthetics(美学)ofcountry-westernmusicwithvocalharmonies,bluegrassinstruments，andhishighlonesomevoice.Ma

nybluegrassbandstodaycomparethemselvestoMonroe'soriginalline-up，andseveralofhisbandmateshavegoneontoenjoys

uccessfulcareersoftheirown.21.What'sthefeatureofWoodyGuthrie'slyrics?A.Theyfocusonhisemotions.B.Theyhaveverycomplexlang

uage.C.Theyinvolveimportantsubjectsofhistime.D.Theyhavebeeninfluencedbyotherkindsofmusic.22.Whosemelodiesencouragedmanywomentobecomeafolksinger?A.B

obDylan's.B.BillMonroe's.C.JoniMitchell's.D.WoodyGuthrie's.23.Whatdothefourpeoplehaveincommon?A.Theyallonceledamusicalmov

ement.B.Theyallhadagreatinfluenceonfolkmusic.C.Theyalloncesufferedfromabadreputation.D.Theywereallsingers

ratherthansongwriters.BTheyearjustkeepsgettingbetterfortheyoungwriterSierraBlair.Shepublishedhernewbookatatouristspotandreceivedhighprais

efromsomeimportantofficials.“Ihopethatthroughherwritingweareabletostimulatetheyoungpeopleinourschoolsystem

storeadandwritemore.Oneofourchallengesisreadingandwritingabilitiesanditisclearthatthetalentisthere,soit'sonlyamatterofexploringit.I'mveryimp

ressedandalsogratefultoherparentsforgivinghersupportintakingthisimportantstepofpublishing,”saidJeffreyLloyd,MinisterofEducationduringaface-to-

faceconversation.SierracaughtmediaattentionlastyearafterpublishingherfirstbookonAmazon.Thenewestandindependentlypublishedchildren'sbook

RomanandthePinkFlamingoswasinspiredbySierra'sthree-year-oldbrother，Roman.“It'sscary(可怕的)tobringsomething

tothepublicthatyou'veputalotofworkintoandsomeonecouldeasilydamageitandsay，‘It'snotgoodenough.'Luckily，Ihavemyfamilyandothersinmycornertome

etpeopleinpowerandIcangetpositivefeedback(反馈)fromthem，whichmakesmefeellikeI'montherightpath，”saidSierra.Duringtheconversation,theGovernorGeneral

DamePindlingaskedaboutthebookandthecreativeprocessinvolvedinbringingworkstolife.ShehopedSierrawouldnotonlywritechildren'snovelsbutworkdee

perintotheconstructionofthenationoneday,writingdownwhatsheobserved.“Sheencouragedmeinmycreativeinterestandpraisedmefor

beingindependentinmyprofessionaldevelopment.Ideeplyenjoyedourconversation,saidSierra.Sierrawasn'ttheonlyonetobevisitedbytheGov

ernorGeneral.24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“stimulate”inParagraph2probablymean?A.Force.B.Warm.C.Allow.D.Encourage.25.Whydi

dSierrafeelscaredtobringsomethingtothepublic?A.Becauseherchoicewaswrong.B.Becauseherfamilydidnotsupporther

.C.Becauseherbookmightgetbadreviews.D.Becauseherwritingwasnotgoodenough.26.WhatdidtheGovernorGeneralthinkofSierra?A.Gratefulandsensitive.B.Conf

identandordinary.C.Creativeandindependent.D.Determinedandpractical.27.Whatwouldtheauthorprobablywriteinthepara

graphthatfollows?A.Sierra'splansfornewbooks.B.Sierra'sstoriesbehindwriting.C.Aninterviewfromanotherreporter.D.A

visittoanotherpersonbytheGovernorGeneral.CYoucan'tbuyyour10-year-olddaughterasmartphonebecauseyouarescaredofherbecomingasocialoutcast.Sometimes

astheparent,youhavetomaketheharddecisionsandbethebackbone.Butyouneedtobeconfidentinyourdecision，andtodothatyouhavetothinkitthro

ughanddiscussit.It'spossibleforchildrentohavesmartphonesandnotbecomeaddicted,whichmeanstheycanusetheirssmartphonesreasonably.Th

eycanhaveoneandalsoreadalotandevenplayoutside.It'snotblackorwhite.YoumayaskmewhatIwoulddoasaparent.Ihaveneverbeenaddictedtotechnology,butIdon't

refuseit.Ihaven'tandwouldn'tbuymydaughterasmartphone，butIhavegivenhermyoldoneswithrulesattached.Andit'simportantforparenttounderstandtheirchil

dren'sphonesandhowtheywork.Butparentaldecisionsmadewithnodiscussiondon'tharvestrespectandunderstanding,onlyhostility.Andtherewillbetheseed

sofangerlater.It'sinterestingthatyouseethesmartphoneasmoreofanissuethansocialmedia.Iamtheopposite.Asmartphonecanbeanamazi

ngtooltohelpyourchildrencommunicatewithothersanddiscovernewthings，butitcanalsobecomeatoolthatbringsschoollifeanditsprobl

emshome.That'swhatIwouldopposemostbecauseweallneedswitch-offtime.Thinkofsomerulesforusingsmartphones,buttheyneedtobediscussedandworkforyou.Forexampl

e,nophonesupstairs,minimaluseathome，nosocialmediasites,oronlycertain,noindependentapp-buying，etc.Asmartphoneshouldn'tbeabywordfor“dowhaty

ouwant”.Thiswillbethefirstofmanythingsyourdaughterfeelspassionate(热情的)aboutandyoumaynotagreewith.Sheneedstolistentoyouandyoual

soneedtolistentoher.Asanadult，youareinchargeandaresupposedtobuildagoodrelationshipwithher.Andit'syourjobtotakethelongviewattimeswhenhervisi

oncanseeonlywhat'srightinfrontofher.28.Asforchildren'ssmartphoneownership，manyparents_________A.areconfidentintheirdecisionsB.havedifficult

ymakingadecisionC.usuallyrespecttheirchildren'sideasD.oftenignoretheirchildren'srequirements29.Whatdoestheauthorme

anbysaying“It'snotblackorwhite”?A.Whiteorblacksmartphonesareallpractical.B.10-year-oldkidscannottellrightfromwrong

.C.Smartphonescanbeproperlyownedbychildren.D.It'sunnecessaryforchildrentohavesmartphones.30.WhatcanbelearnedfromParagraph

3?A.Thesmartphoneisanissueratherthansocialmedia.B.Rulesforusingsmartphonesareuselessforchidren.C.Childrencanusesmartphonesund

ercertainconditions.D.Childrencandoeverythingtheywantwithasmart-phone.31.Howdoparentsdealwiththesmartphoneissuewithchildreneffectively?A

.Byaskingteacherstohelppersuadetheirchildren.B.Bycommunicatingwithchildrenabouttheirchoices.C.Bygivingchildrencompletefreedomtomakethei

rowndecisions.D.Byallowingchildrentousesmartphonesandcheckingtheirsecretsregularly.DPeoplewhoareabletoeffectiv

elygothroughthehighsandlowsoflifehavewhatiscalledresilience(坚韧)ortheabilitytoeffectivelyrecoverfromadversity(逆境).Wheneveryoucomeacrossadifficultsitu

ation，youhavetwochoices：youcaneitherletyouremotionsgetthebestofyouandbedefeatedbyfear,oryoucanupliftyourselffromthenegativeandchangepainin

topossibility.Ithinklifeislikearoller-coaster(过山车)ride.Evenifyouconsideryourselftobeahappyperson,it'sunavoidablethatyouwillrunintocha

llengesatsomepointalongyourjourney.Sometimesitisn'tuntilyouhityouremotionalrockbottomthatyouareabletodevelopyourresili

ence.ThisishowIcametodiscovermystrength.Ioncesurvivedadeadlycaraccidentthatleftmewithabackboneandbraininjury.ThedoctortoldmeImayneverwalkagain.Att

hatmoment，Ijustwantedtogiveup，butIdidn't.Regardlessofmydoctor'sorders,Icontinuedmymaster'sdegree,whilelyinginbedfor6months.

Iwasdeterminedtokeepfeedingmybrainwithnewknowledge.Fallingintodiscouragementwasn'tmychoice;instead，Itookactiontocreateanewrealityformyself

andmyresilienceworked.NowI'vebecomeanewself,onethatisstrongerandwiser.Whenyouunleashyourinnerpower,thereis

nochallengethatyoucannotconquer.InastudystartedbyVodafonenearly100percentoftheparticipantsmentionedresilienceasafactorinjobsuccess.Numbersdon'tlie.

Resilienceisthesecrettosuccess.Whentheygetknockeddown，theyarestillabletomoveforward,meaningthattheyareabletous

elife'sgreatestadversitiesasspringboardsforsuccess.Thenexttimelifethrowsyouacurveball(曲线球)，trustthatyouarestrongenoughtostayinthegame.Adversitymayben

dyou，butdoesn'tbreakyou.Itdoesn'tmatterhowmanytimesyoufall；allthatmattersisthatyougetupandkeepmovingfo

rward.InthewordsofthefamousJapanesesaying,“Fallseventimes,andstandupeight.”32.Whydoestheauthorcomparelifetoaroll

ercoasterride?A.Helovesridingaroller-coaster.B.Lifeisfullofdifficultchoices.C.Hewantstoactasahappyperson.D.Lifeisgoingwithunexpectedchallenges.

33.Theauthorusestheexampleofhimselftoshow______A.howresiliencebenefittedhimB.amaster'sdegreeishardtogetC.the

doctor’sorderswereunreasonableD.howhediscoveredhislackofknowledge34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unleash”inParagraph4probablymea

n?A.Ignore.B.Takein.C.Bringout.D.Overcome.35.Whatdoestheauthorintendtotellusinthelastparagraph?A.Practicemakesperfect.B.Failureisthemotherof

success.C.Avoidfallinginthesameplace.D.Faceadversitieswithconfidence.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。Beingteenagersisn'teasy.36Luckily，teenagerswhowanttoberesponsiblecanfindhelpindifferentplac

es.Beingaresponsibleteenagerisallaboutfindingwhoyouareandfollowingsomesimplerules.Herearesometipsforyou.Focusonyourschoolwork.Nomatterhowsmart

youare，excelling(出类拔萃)atschoolmeansbeingthebestthatyoucanbe.Schoolcanmeanalotofeffort，butthatwillallpa

yoffintheendwithjobs，education，andperspective(判断力).37Getapart-timejob.38Butwhatkindofpart-timejobsyou

doislessimportantthantheattitudeyoubringwithyou.Workingapart-timejobwhileyou'reinschoolcanteachyoualotaboutresp

onsibilityandtimemanagement.However，it'simportanttobalanceyourschoolandworksothatyourgradesdonotsuffer.39

Believeitornot，yourparentswerealsokids，onceuponatime，sotheyknowwhatyouaregoingthrough.Beinghonestwithyourpare

ntswillletthemknowaboutyourfeelingsandyourrealsituation,whichwillhelpyoucommunicatebetteranddobetterinyo

urwork.Treatothersinthewaythatyouwanttobettreated.Empathy(同情)isputtingyourselfinotherpeople'sshoes.Empathyistheoppositeofselfishness.40Sohe

lpothersifpossible.Helpingothersdoesn'tjustmeangivingthemsomething.Itcanmeanlendingahand，orlistening,offeringadvice.A.Beare

sponsibleteenagerB.Behonestwithyourparents.C.Youmaynotwanttomakeburgersorworkinastore.D.Inthiscase,youshouldfin

ishyourschoolwork，evenifyoudon'tlikeit.E.Beingresponsiblemeansknowingwhat'sacceptableandfitforyourownstyle.F.Practicing

itwillhelpyoudevelopemotionallyandhelpyoudevelopfriendships.G.Teenscanbeputunderlargeamountsofstressinschool，athome，andwithfriends.第一节完形填空(共

20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)Ahomelessmanhasbeengivenajobandaroofoverhisheadthankstoateenagerwhosawhiscondition.Inordertofind

himselfa(n)41,37-year-oldAnthonyJohnsonputa“WorkWanted”signataHastingsbusstopinSussex,England.Itread：“Iwouldliketodoatestto42mywork.Ido

n'tsmokeordrink.I43dowindowcleaning,Shopping,gardening,carwashing，housework，cookingandsoon.”He44,“Iwanttodoanythingthatear

nsalivingandmakeslifeseenworthliving.”Luckily,thesignwas45by13-year-oldCharlotteHoward.AftershetooksomephotosofJohnson'ssignandtent,she46themonsoci

almediaandstartedaGoFundMepage.She47tocollectenoughcashto48himausedcaravan(大篷车).Overthecourseofthela

st10days,thecampaignhassurged(激增)pastits49goalandraisedover$3，100.Sincealocalcharitywas50todonateacaravantoJohnson,themo

neywillnowbeusedtoprovidehimwith51necessitiesandrentaroomforhim.52,alocalartist53Johnsonaboutstartingahomecleaning

business.Johnsonsaysthattheoutpouringof54haslefthimoverwhelmed(充满)with55“I56askedforhelp,butthistimeisdifferent，57whatittakesisanopen-minde

dandablepersonlikeCharlotteto58andhelp,”JohnsontoldtheHastingsObserver.“Shesawmeand59thatshewantedtodosom

ethingtohelp.”Hefinallysaid,“Iwouldn’thavegotajobifCharlottehadn’tfiguredoutthewaytohelpme.Sheisreally60child.”41.A.pr

ogramB.interviewC.tripD.job42.A.matchB.improveC.showD.recognize43.A.eagerlyB.bravelyC.carefullyD.nervously44.A.addedB.rea

lizedC.reportedD.argued45.A.praisedB.investigatedC.respectedD.spotted46.A.selectedB.returnedC.postedD.judged47.A.ord

eredB.hopedC.agreedD.seemed48.A.lendB.buyC.sellD.present49.A.usualB.finalC.difficultD.original50.A.inspiredB.allowedC.requiredD.predicted51.A

.regularB.expensiveC.basicD.familiar52.A.HoweverB.MoreoverC.InsteadD.Therefore53.A.troubledB.contactedC.confusedD.mentioned54.A.powerB.serviceC.en

couragementD.support55.A.gratitudeB.energyC.successD.kindness56.A.eventuallyB.patientlyC.previouslyD.seriously57.A.soB.thoughC.ifD.because58.A.comeal

ongB.backoffC.stepasideD.takeover59.A.doubtB.remindedC.decideD.pretended60.A.luckyB.intelligentC.satisfyingD.experienced第二节（共

10小题；每题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面的短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Ifsomeonefeelsuncomfortableaboutthefrequentinvasions(侵犯）ofhispersonalspace,heis,most(61)

__________(probable),aBrition.Butit’snotjustinourhead.Differentnationalitiesreallydohavedifferentmeaningsof(62)_________constitutes(构成）personalspacea

ndhowcloseis(63)____________(accept)tostandtovariousacquaintances.Accordingtoanewstudy,theBritishliketokeepameterfromastranger,80cmfrom(64)_

________acquaintanceandjustover50cmfromaclosefriend.(65)_________(carry)outbyscientistsacrosstheworld,theresearchwasint

endedtofindouthowculture,wealthandevenweatheraffectourideasofpersonalspace.Bystudying8943peoplefrom42countries,it(66)_____

______(hope)thattheresultsofthestudysuggestthatmisunderstandingofculturaldifferencescouldresultintheso-called(67)__________(r

ude).“Weattempted(68)__________(relate)thepreferredsocial,personalandclosedistancesobservedineachcountry(69)________asetofindivi

dualcharacteristicsoftheparticipants,andsomefeaturesoftheircultures,”theresearcherswrote.However,othertheori

essuggestthatpeopleshouldbemorelikelytostandfurtherawaytoreducetheriskof(70)__________（spread）disease.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）Yesterdayafternoon,anEnglishmoviedubbingcontestheldinourlecturehall.Hundredsofteachersandstudent

swereinvitedtowatchingthecontest.Itbeganat2p.m.andlastabouttwoandahalfhours.Theperformersdidverygood.MyfavoriteprogramwasascenefromZo

otopia.Thescenewasinterestingorattractive.Theperformerswereextremelyskillful.Wenotonlymadesimilarsoundsbutalsousedsomefunnybodylanguage.Itwa

sclearlythattheyhadmadegoodpreparationsforthecontest.Theywonthefirstplaceatlast.Afterwatchingthecontests,I

firmlybelievedthatsuccessalwayscomestohardwork.第二节书面表达(满分25分)假定你是李华，外教Alan正组织志愿者到你校所在的区域宣传垃圾分类。请你给他写一封邮件申请加入该活动，内容包括：1）自我介绍；2）你的优势；3）表达期待。参考词

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lan，I'mLiHua，apositiveandenthusiasticgirlfromClass7，Grade2.Leaningthatyouarelookingforvolunteerstoinformthepublicofgarbageclassi

fication，I'mwritingtojoinyou.Asweallknow，garbageclassificationisrelatedtoourlivingenvironmentandtheeconomicaluseof

resources.However,somepeopleinourcityareunawareofit，whichisharmfultotheenvironment.Havingagoodcommandofga

rbageclassificationandfiveyears'experienceofbeingavolunteer，IfirmlybelievethatIcandothejobwell.Iwouldappreciateitifyou

cangivemeachance.Lookingforwardtoyourearlyreply.Yourssincerely，LiHua