2022-2022学年度山东省滕州市第二中学高二第一学期期中考试英语试题满分：150分第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案划在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。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．Whatisthewomandoing?A．Havingameal．B．Doingsometyping．C．Changingherclothes.2．Whichcountrywillthemanvisitnext?A．Switzerland．B．Belgium．C．Austria.3．Wherearethespeakersgoingafterdinner?A．Toapark．B．Toashoppingcenter．C．Toanice-creamshop.4．Whatdoesthemanwantthewomantodo?A．Finishherreport．B．Lendhimhernotes．C．AttendtheEuropeanliteratureclass.5．Wherearethespeakersprobably?A．Intheman’sroom．B．Atahospital．C．Atagarden.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。听第6段材料，回答第6-9题。6．Whatdoweknowabouttheboys?A．Theyignoredthedangersignonthebank．B．Theycalledforhelpafterbeingtrappedinatree．C．Theyweretakentohospitalbecauseofbrokenfeet．7．WhathelpedJackGessnersavetheboys?A．Thetree．B．Thesolidice．C．Hisprofessionaltraining．8．Whatcanwelearnfromthespeakers?A．Ronhastwosons．B．Cindy’sdaughterhasonegirlandtwoboys．C．Ron’sdaughtergetsalongwellwithherin-laws．听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。9．Whathappenedtothewoman?A．Sheisill．B．Hersonisinhospital．C．Herhusbandgotaseriousaccident．听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。-10-\n10．WherewasAidenborn?A．IntheUSA．B．InEngland．C．InCanada．11．HowmanyyearsdidAidenteach?A．Fouryears．B．Fiveyears．C．Sixyears．12．WhatisAidenwritingnow?A．Abook．B．Aplay．C．Areport．听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13．WhydoesPeterstudysohard?A．Hewantstopasstheexam．B．Heisdoinganimportantresearch．C．Hewantstomakefulluseofeveryminute．14．HowlongdoesPetersleepeveryday?A．Fourhours．B．Fivehours．C．Sixhours．15．WhatdoesJaneadvisePetertodo?A．Relaxhimself．B．Giveupstudying．C．Finishtheessayfirst．16．WhatdoweknowaboutPeter?A．Hisfriendsoftenrefertohisnotes．B．Hehasrecoveredfromthecold．C．Hehasanessaytofinish．听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．WhatisSusanWelch?A．Areporter．B．Asinger．C．Anannouncer．18．WhatmaybeincludedinBCDInternational?A．Variouskindsofclassicandpopsongs．B．Storiesaboutthegoodolddays．C．Newsofamusementcircle．19．WhoarethemajorcharactersoftheprogramAbouttheBigHits?A．Artists．B．Fans．C．Hosts．20．WhatcanwelearnfromtheprogramPopWorld?A．Themeaningandideasbehindthesongs．B．Thesingersoftheclassicalsongs．C．Thewordstothebigmusichits．第二部分：词汇知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节：多项选择（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。21．Asa（an）___________,workinginTheSundayTimes,Allenisinchargeofthecontentofthenewspaper,commentsonstoriesandissues．A．journalistB．editorC．criticD．cartoonist22．ThePresidentisvery__________abouttheoutcomeofthesix-partytalks．ButIdon’tthinktheycanreachanyagreement．A．pessimisticB．discreetC．optimisticC．neutral23．Alackofcomfortablerestingareasandtoomuchfocuson___________shopsmadethewholetripanabsolutedisaster．A．souvenirB．scenarioC．speciesD．savanna-10-\n24．Difficultasitwas,Iwasnotreadytoquitand__________myjourneytowardslifebalance．A．giveoutB．giveonC．giveupD．giveoff25．Undertheagreement,Chinawill_________hundredsofmillionsofpoundsindebtsowedtoitbysomeoftheworld’spoorestcountries．Whatareliefforthem!A．sackB．conductC．assessD．cancel26．TheGermanfootballplayersleftthepitchproudly,aftertheir__________7-1winagainstBrazilinthe2022WorldCup．Infact,Brazilwasregardedasthebetterteambeforethematch．A．independentB．defenselessC．sensationalD．biased27．Noneofusexpectedthechairmanto______attheparty．Wethoughthewasstillinhospital．A．turnonB．turnupC．turnoffD．turndown28．Intakingaspacewalk,Chineseastronautsare__________goingwhereRussianandAmericanswentdecadesbefore．A．ridiculouslyB．commerciallyC．domesticallyD．boldly29．Mr.PutintoldCNNinaninterviewthattheUnitedStatesshouldnot________inRussia’sinternalaffairs．A．interpretB．interruptC．interfereD．interact30．Theanalysisshowsthatplastics,particularlythosethat__________fast,arecontributingtotheclimatechange．A．breakoffB．breakdownC．breakupD．breakout第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑．Aboutfiveyearsago，Ifoundmyselfworkinginaterriblemiddleschool．Thehourswerelongandtheworkwasboring． ____31____,thepaywaslow．Everydaythejobseemedaphysical____32____forme．Myneckwouldburnwithpainfromthe____33____bending．Myfeetwouldachefrom____34____theentireday．Theskinaroundmyfingernailswould____35____becauseoftheworkmyhandsweredoing．Itriedtokeepmy____36____upwhileIworkedthere,butdaybydayIfeltmyself____37____down．EverymorningIwouldpresssticking-plasteronmyneck,placeBand-Aidaroundmyfingersand____38____myworn-outshoes．AndeverynightIwould____39____myselfhomeandfallontothecouch．OneeveningIfeltlikeIcould____40____itnomore．AsIdrovehomealone,Isaidtomyself．“WhyamIworkingmyselfherejustto____41___?Whycouldn’tIfindabetterjobthanthis?WhydoIhaveto____42____thisrightnow?”Iwasn’treallyexpectinga（n）____43____,butlifealwayslovestosurpriseus．AsI____44____upthestepstomyfrontdoor,Ifoundmywifeandmysonwaitingforme____45____smilingfaces．“Daddy,Daddy!”mysonyelled．Ismiledandpickedhimupwithmy____46____arms．Thenafterhuggingandkissinghim,Ilaughedforthefirsttimeindaysandsatdown____47____．Atthattime,Ifoundtheanswerwhichwouldgivemethe____48____Ineededtogoon．EventuallyImovedontoabetterschool,butI____49____forgotthatanswer,whichhadgentlyremindedmeofthesimpletruth．Wemayhavetoworktolive,butweliveto____50____．Mayyoualwaysfillyourdayswithloveandjoy．31．A．InsteadB．HoweverC．ThereforeD．Besides32．A．classB．shockC．explorationD．challenge-10-\n33．A．instantB．occasionalC．constantD．regular34．A．shakingB．racingC．runningD．standing35．A．destroyB．damageC．benefitD．split36．A．spiritsB．attitudesC．mindsD．thoughts37．A．bringingB．tearingC．wearingD．putting38．A．putonB．setonC．getonD．wearon39．A．dragB．enjoyC．helpD．walk40．A．appreciateB．standC．likeD．prefer41．A．surviveB．supportC．continueD．exist42．A．putasideB．keepupC．gothroughD．getacross43．A．rewardB．giftC．answerD．solution44．A．struggledB．movedC．jumpedD．climbed45．A．fromB．asC．withD．for46．A．brokenB．relievedC．tiredD．trembled47．A．thoughtfullyB．peacefullyC．surprisinglyD．sadly48．A．nutrientB．courageC．strengthD．break49．A．everB．neverC．seldomD．already50．A．workB．relaxC．loveD．laugh第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每篇短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ABritain'smostpopularliehasbeendisclosed,withoneinfourpeopleadmittingusing“sorryIhadnosignal"whenreturningamissedmobilephonecall,asurveyfound．ResearchersfoundtheaverageBritontellsonaveragefourlieseverydayoralmost1500everyyear．Almostoneinsixmenadmittedtheyweremostlikelytolietotheirwifeorgirlfriend,onaverageatleasttwiceaday．Themostpopularliewassayingyouhadnomobilephonesignal,withoneinfourpeopleadmittingregularlyusingthelittlewhitelie．Itusuallycameaftertheyhitthe“ignore"buttonwhentheirmobilerang．Threequartersofpeoplethinkwomenarebetterliars．Theresearchfound46percentofgirlshavebeencaughtlying,comparedto58ofmen．Thesecondmostcommonfibis“Ihaven'tgotanycashonme”whenaskedformoneybybeggarsandBigIssuesellers．“Nothing'swrong–I'mfine”camethirdfollowedby“Youlooklovely”and“Nicetoseeyou”．Moderntechnologyturnedouttohavecontributedtomanylieswith“Ididn'tgetyourtext”in18th,“Ourserverwasdown”in20thand“Mybatterydied”in26thplace．Otherliestomakethetoptenincluded“I'llgiveyouaring”,“We'rejustgoodfriends”and“We'llhavetomeetupsoon”．“I'monmyway”and“No,yourbumdoesn'tlookbiginthat”completedthetopten．Inmanycasesperhapsitisbettertodelightsomeonewithafibthandestroysomeonewiththetruth,accordingtoaspokesmanforOnePoll,whichcarriedouttheresearchof4,300adults．Headded:‘Asanationwejustliketryingtobeniceandnotupsettingpeople．Oftenlittlewhiteliescancoverwhatweactuallywanttosay．Mostofthesewereconsideredcompletelyharmless．’51．“Youlooklovely”and“Sorry,Ihadnosignal”ranked__________onthepopular-lielist．A．fourthandtenthB．fourthandfirstC．thirdandtenthD．thirdandfirst-10-\n52．WhatdoestheunderlinedpartinParagraph4mean?A．sentenceB．expressionC．excuseD．lie53．HowmanyliesdoesanaverageBritontellonaverageeverymonth?A．About120B．About360C．About1,500D．About454．WhydoBritishpeopleliketellinglies,accordingtothespokesmanforOnePoll?A．Becausetruthwilldestroyothers．B．BecauseBritishpeopleareveryconsiderate．C．Becauseit’seasierforotherstounderstandlies．D．Becauselieswereharmless．BBobwasborninCambridge．Whenhewasinelementaryschool,heaskedhismothertotakehimtoparksintheircommunitysohecouldcollectemptysodacanstorecycle．Hismotheragreed,aslongashesavedpartofthemoneyheearnedforcollege．Bob’smotherremembersBobasthemostdeterminedofhersevenkids．Bob’spersistencepaidoff．OnFriday,hewillbecomethefirstpersoninhisfamily,originallyfromElSalvador,tograduatefromcollege．Andhe’sgraduatingwithuniversityhonors．Forhishonorsthesis（毕业论文）heresearchedunmannedsolar-poweredairplanes,whichBYUstudentshavebeenbuildingandtestingforabout10years．Bob’sstudyhelpsdiscoverthebestwaytoflyasolar-poweredairplanesothatitusestheleastamountofpower．Thegoalistodesignandbuildanairplanethatfliesindefinitely．Bob’sthesishelpslaythefoundationforthiswork．“Myparentswerealwaysdiligent,”Bobsaid．“Theyoftentellushardworkleadstosuccess．”Bob’sfathertaughthimtoreadattheageof3,andhismotheriscurrentlyastudentatUtahValleyUniversityinawaytobecomingadentist．Bobacknowledgesheovercamesomeobstaclestogetwhereheis．Forstarters,Englishishissecondlanguage．Healsofacedstereotypes（模式化的形象）．AlthoughBobneverdoubtedthathewouldbeacollegegraduate,otherpeopleassumedhewouldn’tbecausehedidn’tcomefromafamilyofhighincome．Therewereotherobstaclesaswell,butBobviewedthemallasopportunities．Bob’smothersaysshefeelsveryhappyandproudthathersonisabouttograduatewithhonors,andremembersthesacrificeshe’smadetogetthere．“Hehasworkedveryhard．Hestartedsomething,andnowhehasfinishedit,”Cathysays．“Ihavealwaystoldhim,‘Ifthisisyourdream,thenyoucangetit!Keepworkinghardandyoucangetit!’”55．FromthepassagewecanknowthatBob’shonorsthesis___．A．makeshismotherfeelsurprisedB．helpstosavethepowerofflyingasolar-poweredairplaneC．isdonewithBYUstudentsD．doubtsthewayofflyingasolar-poweredairplane56．Accordingtothepassage,Bob_____．A．researchedunmannedsolar-poweredairplanesfor10yearsB．paidforallhisstudybycollectingemptysodacansC．workedhardandhasgraduatedfromcollegeD．wasaffectedbyhisfamilyandhasmadesomeachievements57．PeoplethoughtBobcouldn’tgraduatefromcollegebecause____．A．hisparentshadlittlemoneytosupporthim-10-\nB．histeacherdidn’tthinkhecouldgraduateC．hedidn’tworkhardonhisstudyD．hedidn’tdaretofacetheobstaclesforshortofconfidence58．Itcanbeinferredthat_____．A．Bob’smotherisinawaytobecomingadentistB．Bob’smotherworksintheircommunityC．Bon’sfatherwillgraduatefromUtahValleyUniversityonFridayD．Bob’sfatherlearnttoreadattheageof3CManypeoplemaynotbelieveit,butthisiswhatishappening:polarbearsaredyingout!Theyaredyingbecausetheyarelosingagreatdealofhabitatduetohumanincursion（侵入）andglobalwarming．Theyaredyingbecauseofstarvationaswell．Withtheseaicetheydependonforsurvivalshrinking,itisbecomingincreasinglydifficultforthemtofindfood．Anecosystemishighlydependentonallofitsparts,andremovingevenasinglespeciescanresultinseriousconsequences．Polarbearsareatthetopofthepredators（捕食性动物）wheretheylive．Theyplayanimportantpartintheecosystem．Theyfeedonseals,fishanddeer．Severalotheranimalsdependonthekillofpolarbears．Thefailuretosavepolarbearsmightresultinlossofthesepredators．Inaddition,alllargepredatorsperformaveryimportantfunctionintheirhabitat:helpingtocontrolthepopulationsofotherspecies．Whenananimalgrouplosesitsnaturalpredators,itspopulationwillriserapidly,havingadirectresultinpopulationdecreaseofothergroups．AhugeboominpopulationofArcticsealswouldhaveadirecteffectontheprey（捕食）ofseals,andcouldreducenumbersofcertaintypesoffish．Thiscouldalsohaveadirecteffectonhumans,whomighthavetocompetewithArcticsealsforfoodsuppliesfromfish．Lackofpolarbearscouldeventuallyaffecthumanfoodsupply．Humanbeingsshallsavepolarbearstoensurethefoodsupply．Thereisnodoubtthatweshouldsavepolarbears．However,thereisstillanotherquestion:cantheybesaved?Thisisamatterthatscientistsdebatebecauseofrapiddegradation（恶化）ofthepolarbear’environmentinrecentyearsduetowarmingtemperatures．Itisestimatedthatifthebearscannotadapttochangingclimates,theymightdieoutbeforetheendofthe21stcentury,withabout50%oftheanimalsdisappearingby2050．Sotimeisrunningout!Therearesomethingsthatmayhelpslowdownglobalwarmingandhelpdelayextinctionofpolarbears．Theseincludefindingnewenergysourcesthatdon’tgiveoffgreenhousegasesandnotmakinganymoreincursionsintopolarbear’sterritory．59．WhichisNOTthethreattothesurvivalofpolarbearsaccordingtothepassage?A．Human’skilling．B．Globalwarming．C．Habitatloss．D．Lackoffood．60．Whydoweneedtosavepolarbears?A．Forthepredatorsintheecosystem．B．ForthesealsinArcticCircle．C．Forourownsourceoffood．D．Forourenvironment．61．Ifbearscan’tadapttochangingclimates,wewillprobablyhavelost_____bythemiddleofthe21stcentury．A．halfofpolarbearsB．mostofpolarbearsC．90%ofpolarbearsD．allofpolarbears-10-\n62．Wecaninferthat_____．A．nothingcanpreventtheextinctionofpolarbearsB．drillingforoilintheArcticshouldbeencouragedC．polarbearscansurelyadapttochangingclimatesD．usingsolarenergyisgoodforsavingpolarbearsDManyChinesepeopleareconfusedwiththetwonations:oneisknownforitscheeseandwatches;theotherforIKEAandVolvo．Theproblemlargelystemsfromthefactthatbothnation’snamesarewrittensimilarlyinMandarin---Ruidian（Sweden）andRuishi（Switzerland）------whichbeginwiththesamesymbol,accordingtotheSwedishConsulGeneralVictoriaLiuinChina．Inanefforttoputanendtothemix-up,theSwedishandSwissgovernmentshavelaunchedacompetitiononawebsite,askingChinesepeopletocomeupwithfunnywaystohelpdifferentiatethetwocountries．Submissionscanbeacceptedasablogpost,cartoon,photo,shortfilmorinanyotherformat．Thewinnerwiththebestsubmissionwillreceivea12-daytriptoSwedenandSwitzerlandandwillbeexpectedtoreportbackonhis/herimpressionsofbothcountriesfollowingthetrip,thewebsitestates．EntrieswillbeaccepteduntilNovember20．TheorganizershavealsodevisedahumorouscampaignlogowithobjectsandpeopleassociatedwithSwedenandSwitzerlandonseparatemapsofeachcountry．Sweden’smapfeaturesmeatballs,aViking,aswellastwomalecartoonfigureswithaheartbetweenthemsymbolizinggaymarriage,whichremainsillegalinSwitzerland．Switzerland’smapfeaturescheese,theAlpsandapictureofRogerFederer．ChinamaynotbetheonlycountrystrugglingtotellSwedenandSwitzerlandapart．ResidentsofSpanish-speakingcountriesalsofallvictimtotheconfusionasSwedenisspelt“Suecia”inSpanishwhileSwitzerlandiscalled“Suiza”．SwedenandSwitzerlandaren’ttheonlyplacesthathavecausedconfusionamongpeople．Lastmonth,,aBritishholidaymakerhopedtoexplorethearchitectureoftheAlhambraPalaceinGranada,Spain,butinsteadmistakenlycaughtaflightacrosstheAtlantictothetropicalCaribbeanislandofGrenadafollowingaconfusingbookingblunder．Earlierthissummer,twoUSholidaymakerswereflowntothewrongcontinentafteranairlineconfusedtwoairportcodes．63．Whatcanwelearnaboutthecompetitionlaunchedbythetwogovernments?A．Thewinnerofthecompetitionwillreceivea24-daytripaltogethertobothofthecountries．B．Thewinnerwillreporthis/herimpressionsonthetwocountriesinhis/hersubmission．C．Thecompetitionisheldamongallpeoplearoundtheworld．D．Thecompetitionisheldinordertostoppeople’sconfusionaboutthetwocountries．64．WhydoestheauthormentiontheBritishholidaymaker?A．ToshowusmanypeopleareconfusedbySwedenandSwitzerland．B．Toproveairportsmakemistakesaboutpeople’splacestoo．C．ToexplainSpanish-speakingpeoplemakemistakestoo．D．Toprovemanypeopleareconfusedaboutsomeplaces．65．Inwhichpartofanewspapercouldyouprobablyfindthepassage?A．TourismB．NewsreviewC．BusinessD．Culture66．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“devised”mean?-10-\nA．Compared．B．Collected．C．Invented．D．InstalledEManyenvironmentalistsandentrepreneursarelookingforideasonhowto“capturegold”―thatis,howtocollectandconvertplasticwasteintonewplasticorfuel．OK,describingplasticwasteaspotential“gold”maybeoverdoingit．Butthecampaignerssaythatpublicizingthenotionthatplasticisworthsomethingmayhelpreducetheamountofwastethatendsupinoceansandthebelliesofseacreatures．Tothatend,theyhavesetupacompetitioninvitingmembersofthepublictosubmitideasonline．OrganizerswilltakethebestonestotheRio+20EarthSummit（峰会）inRiodeJaneironextmonth,wheretheyareplanningadaylongsideeventcalledPlasticityfocusingonissuesrelatedtoplasticpollution．Theplasticwasteproblemisgainingbroaderattentionasenvironmentalists,scientists,manufacturersandthepublicbecomemoreawareofthesheervolumeofthestuffthatfindsitswayintothesea．Morethan260millionmetrictonsofplasticarenowproducedperyear,accordingtothetradeassociationPlasticsEurope．Themajorityofthatisnotrecycled．Mostofitendsupinlandfill,andasignificantamountendsupaslitteronland,inriversandintheoceans．Technologicaladvanceshavemadeclearthatitispossibletoreusemuchofthisplasticbyturningitintofuelornewproducts．Yetthecompaniesthathavecomeupwithsuchsolutionshavenotachievedtheeconomiesofscalethatwouldallowthemtofunctionprofitably．Insufficientwaste-collectionandrecyclingsystemsinmostcountriesalsostandinthewayof“trashtocash”concept,saidDougWoodring,anenvironmentalentrepreneurinHongKongwhoisamongtheorganizerofthePlasticityforum（论坛）inRio．Ratherthanbreast-beating,theformaimstohighlightsomeofthetechnologiesandideasoutthereforcollectionandreuse．Mypersonalfavoritefornowisavacuumcleanerwithplasticpartsmadefromplasticwaste．67．Whatdothecampaignersliketodoexactly?A．Todescribeplasticwasteaspotential“gold”．B．Toinvitemembersofthepublictotheirforum．C．Tocollectideasonhowtorecycleplasticwaste．D．Toholdacompetitiononhowtodealwithenvironmentalpollution．68．Theunderlinedpart“trashtocash”mostprobablymeans“ ”．A．applyingmoderntechnologytorecyclingsystemsB．collectingsufficientplasticwasteforfutureuseC．establishingmanyenvironmentalbusinessesD．turningplasticwasteintofuelornewproducts69．AccordingtoDougWoodring,thecompaniesthatwanttoreuseplasticwaste ．A．havecollectedenoughwastetobeusedB．havenopracticalsolutionsC．haven’treachedprofitablescaleD．lacktechnologicaladvances70．Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．EarthSummit=WayOut?B．PlasticWaste=GreatWealth?C．WasteRecycling=GreenLife?D．NewTechnology=LittleWaste?第四部分：书面表达（共两节，满分50分）第一节：完成句子（共10小题；每小题2分，满分20分）-10-\n阅读下列各小题，根据汉语提示，用句末括号内的英语单词完成句子，并将答案写在答题卡上的相应题号后。71．InAmerica,acampaign___________________toencouragechildrentosacrifice30minutesofonlinetimeadaytoheadforthegreatoutdoors．（launch）美国正在发起一个活动，鼓励孩子们每天从上网的时间里抽出30分钟走向大自然。72．Theteacherstillloveshisstudentssomuch,____________________instudy．（whatever）不管他们在学习中犯了什么错误，那位老师还是仍然深爱着他的那些学生。73．Thismagazineis___________________astheoneyouborrowedfromthelibrary．（thick）这本杂志的厚度是你从图书馆借的那本的4倍。74．With___________________well,nowhefindsitmorefluenttocarryonwithhiswork．（organize）有那些组织好的材料，现在他发现工作进行起来更顺利了。75．_____________________________oughttoturnoffthelights,whichistheruleallofusknow．（whoever）最后离开教室的人应该把灯关掉,这是我们都知道的规则。76．Seldom_________________videogameseversincetheyenteredcollege．（play）自从他们上大学以来很少玩电子游戏。77．Itrytounderstand____________________thatpreventssomanyChinesefrombeingashappyasonemightexpect．（it）我试图弄清楚是什么使如此多的中国人不能像期望中那样幸福。78．Thetypicalcases____________________willbeintroducedtoreaderstowarnthemofpotentialrisks．（cheat）消费者被骗的典型事例将被介绍给读者以提醒他们潜在的风险。79．It’srequired________therulesofthelibraryandmindtheirmanners．（observe）按要求，读者应该遵守图书馆的规则，注意自己的举止。80．Attheclassreunion,theytalkedaboutthethingsandtheteachers_________．（remember）在同学聚会上，他们谈到他们仍旧记得的事情和老师。第二节：短文写作（共1题；满分30分）请根据以下提示，并结合具体事例，用英语写一篇120词左右的短文。Goodcommunicationcanwipeoutmisunderstanding;goodcommunicationcanhelpusmakemorefriends;goodcommunicationkeepsyourselfingoodmood．注意：①无须写标题；②除诗歌外，文体不限；③内容必须结合你生活中的具体事例；④文中不得透露个人姓名和所在班级；-10-\n2022-2022学年度山东省滕州市第二中学高二第一学期期中考试英语试题参考答案1---5BCAAC6---10BACAB11---15BACBA16---20CCAAC21---25BCACD26---30CBDCB31---50DDCDDACAABACCACCBCBC51---70BDABBDAAACADDDDCCDCB71．isbeinglaunched72．whatevermistakestheyhavemade73．fourtimesasthick74．those（the）materialsorganized75．Whoeverleavestheclassroomlast76．havetheyplayed77．whatitis78．wherecustomersarecheated79．（that）readers（should）observe80．（that）theystillremembered-10-
