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江苏省苏州中学2020-2021学年暑期自主学习质量评估高二英语2021.8答案一．听力（共20小题，每题2分，满分40分）1-5CABCA6-10ABBCB11-15ACBCC16-20ABABA二．阅读理解（共20小题，每题2.5

分，满分50分）21-24CDBC25-27ABA28-31CCCD32-35ACAD36-40FABGE三．完形填空（共15小题，每题1分，满分15分）41-45ACBDA46-50CABDC51-55BDBAC四．单项选择（共15小题，每题1分，满分15分）56-

60BBCBA61-65ABDDD66-70BBADA五．语法填空（共10小题，每题2分，满分20分）71.what72.enthusiastic73.reaching74.arepreparing/areprepared75.who76.consciously77.whe

ther78.as79.larger80.todiscover六．单词拼写（共20小题，每题0.5分，满分10分）81.Devoting/Dedicating82.forbade/forbad83.concentrated84.recognition85.arrival86.paral

lel87.Customs88.applauded89.motivation90.allocated91.vacant92.patent93.wound94.bravery95.inspiration96.c

uriosity97.occurred98.insisted99.temporary100.attempted听力原文：Text1W:Doyouhaveanythinginyourfridge?Ihaven’teat

enathingsincebreakfast.M:Yeah,IknowI’vegotsomepizzaleft-overfromlunchtoday.Theremightnotbeenoughforaproperdinner,butwecouldmakea

saladandheatupsomesoup,too.Text2M:Wheredoyouwanttogoforlunch,Marisa?W:Well,Ididn’thaveanybreakfast,soI’mprettyhungry.And

IhavedinnerplansatanItalianrestaurant,soIdon’twantthat.M:Iknow!Let’sgotoPedro’sCantina.TheyhavethebiggestplatesofMexicanfoodintown!Text3M:Hi,Mary

.Whydoyoulooksoupsettoday?W:Ihadaquarrelwithmyneighboryesterday.M:Howcome?W:Itisalongstory.Basically,shethoughtIhadlaughedat

her,butIdidn’t.Text4W:Wherewereyouyesterday?Ithoughtyouweremeetingmeforlunch.M:Itotallyforgot!I’msosorry.W:Iwaitedf

oryouattherestaurantfortwohours!M:Letmemakeituptoyou!I’lltakeyoutoamovietonightandbuyussomepopcorn.Text5W:Ouch!Ijustgo

tattackedbyabee!I’mallergictobees.Youneedtotakemetothehospitalrightaway.Don’tforgettograbthedog!He’sovertherebythelake.M:St

ayrightherewhileIgetthedogandthecar!Text6M:Oh,it’s6:30now.⑦Susanisn’theretotakecareofthechildrenyet.W:She’llbehereat7:3

0.M:Whoelseiscomingtonight?W:TheBrownsandtheFranks.AndMrs.Johnson’ssisterwillbetheretoo.M:Well,Ithinkwe’dbettergodown.Susanshouldbehereprettysoon.T

ext7M:Excuseme!Couldyoubringusthebillplease?W:Justamoment,sir!M:Thisrestaurantisgreat!⑧Ijusthopeit’snottoop

ricey!W:Here’sthebill,sir.M:Alright.⑨Let’sjustsplitthisthreeways.Thetotalis$180,sothat’s$60each.W:Noproblem.Text8W:⑩W

hereareyougoingtospendThanksgiving,athomeoryourmother’splace?M:MomandDadwanttohaveallthefamilybackhomethisyear,so

that’swherewe’llbe.Howaboutyou?W:⑪Iplantohaveeveryonecomeovertomyplacethisyear.Thereisreallyalotofwork,butIlovehavingmyf

amilyalltogetherandIliketoentertain.M:Doyouservetraditionaldisheseveryyear?Iknowourfamilydoes.W:Yes,wedo.Wealwayshaveturkeyanddre

ssing,mashedpotatoesand,ofcourse,sweetpotatoes.Ithinkthosearetraditionaldishesformostfamilies.Thereisafruitsaladthatwehaveeveryye

ar⑫andeveryonelooksforwardtomypumpkinpie.Text9M:Thisseattaken?W:No,goahead,bemyguest.⑬Areyounewinchemistry?M:Yeah.⑬I

nfact,I’mafreshman.W:Oh,metoo.Nicemeetingyou.MynameisMandy.M:Nicemeetingyou,too.I’mLeslie.⑭Youknow,I’vehe

ardalotaboutyoufromSammyandTom.Youareverypopular.EverythingI’veheardhasbeengood.⑮Ilivein404.Comeoverandvisitwhenyouhavetime.W:Thanksforthein

vitation.Iwill.M:⑯Iwanttoknowmorethingsaboutthiscampus.Rightnowitseemsverybigandconfusing.W:⑯Yeah,IhavenoideawhereIamgoingorwhatIamdoin

g.M:Doyouhaveamapofthecampus?W:Yes,Ihave,butitdoesn’thelpmeverymuch.I’mnotgoodatreadingmaps.M:Doyouknowwhereyo

urclassesare?W:Moreorless.ButIalwaysgettherelate.Ifeelsohelpless.M:⑯Weareinthesameboat.That’sbecausewedon’tkn

owtheshortcuts.W:Wecanaskthefellowstudentsandtheywillshowustheropes.Text10M:Hello,everyone.TodayI’mgoingtotalkaboutfirstimpressions.⑰

Accordingtopsychologists,peopleformfirstimpressionsbasedfirstonhowyoulook,thenonhowyousound,andfinallyonwhatyousay.⑱

Yourphysicalappearance—howyoulook—makesup55percentofafirstimpression.Thisincludesfacialexpressions,bodylanguage,andeyeco

ntact,aswellasclothingandgeneralappearance.⑱Thewayyousoundmakesup38percentofthefirstimpression.Peoplelistentoyourtoneofvoiceanddecidewhetheryouso

undfriendlyorunfriendly,interestedorbored,andhappyorsad.⑱Whatyousay—theactualwordsyouuse—countsforonly7percentofthemessage.⑲Peopleformthei

rfirstimpressionswithintensecondsofmeetingyou.⑳Andfirstimpressionsdon’tchangeeasily.Ifsomeonegetsthewrongimpressionofyou,itcantakealongtim

etochangehisorhermind.