高二英语下册期末质量检测题英语(外研)本试卷分第I卷(选择题)和第II卷(非选择题)两大部分，共150分。考试时间：120分钟第I卷(三部分，共115分)第一部分：听力(共两节，满分30分)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三个选项中划出你所听到的句子，并标在相应的位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来选择答案和阅读下一小题。每段对话读一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A．￡19．15．B．￡9．15．C．￡9．18．答案是B。1．Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?A．There’sacatinthecorner．B．Themandoesn’tthinkKate’soldenough．C．Katedoesn’tputherthingsinorder．2．Whatdoesthewomanmean?A．Sheissadbecausetheceremonyhasbeenputoff．B．Sheisworriedaboutthesafetyoftheceremony．C．Sheishappythattheceremonywillbeheldontime3．WhatdoesthewomanthinkaboutthenewDVDplayer?A．Shehasnoideayet．B．It’snobetterthantheoldone．C．It’snotasgoodasthecomputer．4．Whenwillthemanmoveintohisnewhouse?A．ThismonthB．IntwomonthsC．Nextmonth5．Whatdoesthewomanwanttoknow?A．Thewaytotheking’RoadB．ThewaytothecollegeC．Thenameofthecollege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。听对话前，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6～8题。6．Howwasthewoman’sholidayonthebeach?A．WonderfulB．Justso—soC．Verytiring7．Whatdidthewomandoduringherholiday?A．Shesleptintheopenair．B．Shemadecampfiresonthebeach．-11-/11\nC．Shesunbathedandlearnedtoswim．8．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A．Shedidn’tpayforthetraining．B．Shehasbecomeagreatswimmer．C．Shecan’tswimevenafterthetraining听第7段材料，回答第9～11题。9．Whatisrelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A．BossandsecretaryB．HusbandandwifeC．Managerandcustomer10．Whatdoweknowabouttheman’scompany?A．It’ssmall．B．It’sdoingwell．C．Itisinbusinesstrouble11．Whatisthemangoingtodoat1：30pmthedayaftertomorrow?A．VisitanexhibitionB．GotoclassesC．Attendaparty听第8段材料，回答第12～14题。12．Wherearetheprivaterooms?A．UpstairsB．DownstairsC．Besidethepublicrooms13．Whatisthemostattractive?A．ThegardenB．TheyardC．Thehouse14．Whatcanthewomanmostprobablybe?A．AhousekeeperB．AsalesgirlC．Aguide听第9段材料，回答第15～17题。15．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman’A．ShefeelsnervousB．Shedoesn’tworkhardC．Shehasnevertakenany-test16．Whatcanhelpremovetesttension?A．GoodluckB．DeepbreathC．Kindadvice17．Whatistheman’sopinion?A．WaitforthelestB．oftentaketestsC．Alwaysworkhard听第10段材料，回答第18~20题。18．Whatwastheweatherlikewhenthespeakerwenttothetwintowers?A．Cold，snowyandwindyB．Cold，rainyandwindyC．Cold，sunnyandwindy19．WhatwereNewYorkerslike?A．Theywerereadytohelpothers．B．TheywerewillingtotellstoriesC．Theywereallhard—working20．Whatcanwelearnfromwhatthespeakersaid?A．Thetwintowerswerebeingbuilt．B．NewYorkoftenhasterribleweatherC．Thetwintowerswilltakeondifferentlooks-11-/11\n第二部分英语知识运用(共两节，满分45分)第一节：从下面每个句子后面所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。(共15小题，每小题1分，计15分)21．yourworrieswiththefriendyoutrust，—youwillfeelrelieved．A．ShareB．ToshareC．SharingD．Havingshared22．Infaceoffailure，weshouldkeepupgoodstateofmindinsteadofbeingdepressed．A．／；theB．a；theC．the；aD．／；a23．Inthecharacter—trainingofchildren，whatreallymuchiswhattheirparentssayanddo．A．mattersB．concernsC．caresD．minds24．—Tomissaidtohavebeenaccusedofmismanagement．—It’snotfair．Idon’tthinkhimthepersonforwhathappened．A．tobeblamedB．toblameC．blamedD．blame25．freshair，peoplemaystarttofeelsick．Somakesureyouopenthewindowswhileworking．A．FortheabsenceofB．IntheabsenceofC．InthehonorofD．Intheshortof26．isobviouslyrightistogiveallstudentsequalopportunitiestodeveloptheirspecialgifts．A．WhichB．WhatC．ThatD．It27．—Whyhasn’tMr．Greenshowedupatthemeetingyet?—I’mnotsure，butheinatrafficjamdrivinghere．A．couldbecaughtB．canbecaughtC．mighthavebeencaughtD．musthavecaught28．Giantpandas—TuanTuanandYuanYuan，offeredbytheChinesemainland，havetheirnewhomeinTaipeiZoo．A．appealedtoB．agreedtoC．appliedtoD．adaptedto29．Youmayusemyroomasyoulike，youcleanitupafterwards．A．sofarasB．aswellasC．assoonasD．solongas30．Frommum’slove，patienceandunderstanding，Ihavelearnedwhatahugeresponsibilityistoraiseachild．A．itB．thatC．thisD．one31．Thecoupletriedeveryefforttothejudges，whotriedthecase，oftheirinnocence，resultinginthecontrary．A．proveB．approveC．convinceD．confirm32．—Ihavegotaheadache．—Nowonder．Youinfrontofthatcomputertoolong．A．workB．areworkingC．havebeenworkingD．worked33．HeputhisfingertohislipstoconveymethatIshouldn’tsayanything．A．toB．forC．onD．with-11-/11\n34．WeweregreatlyencouragedbythenewsofChinaanotherman-madesatellite．A．tolaunchB．tohavelaunchedC．1aunchedD．havinglaunched35．—Howlongareyoustaying?—，butatleastaweek．A．HavenoideaB．NevermindC．Itdoesn’tmatterD．Itdepends第二节：完形填空。阅读下面的短文，然后从文章后面所给的备个选项中选出一个最佳答案，使文章内容通顺、正确(共20小题，每小题1．5分，满分30分)Iarrivedintheclassroom，readytosharemyknowledgeandexperiencewith75studentswhowouldbemyEnglishliteratureclass．Havingtaughtin36for17years，Ihadno37aboutmyabilitytoholdtheirattentionandto38onthemmyadmirationforthe；literatureofmymothertongue．Iwasshockedwhenthemonitorshouted，“39!”TheentireclassroseasIenteredtheroom，andIwassomewhat40abouthowtogetthemtositdownagain，butoncethatawkwardnesswasover，Iquickly41calmnessandbeganwhatIthoughtwasafact—packedlecture，suretogaintheirrespect—perhaps42theiradmiration．Iwentbacktomyofficewiththerosyglowwhichcamefromasenseofachievement．Mystudents43diaries．However，asIreadthem，thehappymoodwasgradually44byastrongsenseofsadness．Thefirstdiarysaid。“Ourliteratureteacherdidn’tteachusanythingtoday．45hernextlecturewillbebetter．”Greatlysurprised，Ireaddiaryafterdiary，eachexpressinga46theme．“Didn’tIteachthemanything?IdescribedtheentirephilosophicalframeworkofWesternthoughtandlaidthehistorical47foralltheworkswe’11studyinclass，”Icomplained．“How48theysayIdidn’tteachthemanything?”Itwasalongterm，andit49becameclearthatmyideasabouteducationwerenotthesameas50ofmystudents．Ithoughtateacher’sjobwastoraise51questionsandprovideenoughbackgroundsothatstudentscould52theirownconclusions．Mystudentsthoughtateacher’sjobwastoprovide53informationasdirectlyaspossible．Whatadifference!54，Ialsolearntalot，andmyexperiencewithmyChinesestudentsmademea55Americanteacher，knowinghowtoteachinadifferentculture．36．A．theUKB．theUSC．ChinaD．Austria37．A．worryB．ideaC．doubtD．experience38．A．impressB．putC．leaveD．count39．A．AttentionB．LookoutC．AteaseD．Standup40．A．puzzledB．sureC．curiousD．worried41．A．1aunchedB．returnedC．regainedD．followed42．A．moreB．evenC．yetD．still43．A．passedB．borrowedC．keptD．read44．A．replacedB．takenC．caughtD．reflected45．A．typicallyB．PerhapsC．FortunatelyD．Reasonably46．A．differentB．strongC．similarD．usual47．A．happeningsB．charactersC．developmentD．background48．A．shouldB．needC．willD．must-11-/11\n49．A．immediatelyB．certainlyC．simplyD．gradually50．A．thatB．whatC．thoseD．ones51．A．difficultB．interestingC．ordinaryD．unusual52．A．drawB．getC．decideD．give53．A．strangeB．standardC．exactD．serious54．A．ThereforeB．HoweverC．BesidesD．Though55．A．normalB．happyC．goodD．better第三部分阅读理解第一节(共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分)AParishastheEiffelTower，NewYorktheStatueofLiberty；andBrussels，theMannekenPiss．ThinkoftheBelgiancapitaland，ifanything，youthinkofthesmallpeeing(撒尿)boy——a60—centimeter—highbronzefigurestandingonablock，supplyingaconstantstreamofwatertothebasinunderhim．Somemightlaugh．ButforJacquesStroobants，thestatueisuptherewiththebestofthem．“I’mproudofhim．Peoplecomefromallaroundtheworldtoseehim，”says60—year—oldStroobantswithafatherlyglanceatthelittleboy．AsthemostfamouslandmarkofBrussels，MannekenPisshasaveryspecialplaceintheheartofBelgians．TheoriginalMannekenPissdatesbackto1388。butthestatuetouristsseetodaydatesfrom1619whenthecitybuiltasecondoneaftertheoriginalwasdestroyed．TherearemanystoriessurroundingthelegendofMannekinPiss．Nobodyknowswhyhewascreated．OnestoryisthathesavedBrusselsbyputtingouttheflamesofadeadlyfirewithhiswell—aimedpiss．Butthemostbelievablestoryisthattheboy，thesonofawealthyman，waskidnapped(绑架)．Thefatherhadastatuebuiltinhonorofthewayhissonwasfound—peeingagainstatree．Perhapsbest—knownforhisnakedbeauty。the“peeingboy”hasalsobeenclothedinsomeofthefinestclothesmoneycanbuy．Stroobantshasbeenchanginghisclothesforthelast29years．Onaverage，hehasclotheson300daysayear．Andonspecialoccasions，he“pees”beer．Afewofthewayshe’sbeendressedare：afootballplayer，Mozartandanarmygenera1．Now，hehasmorethan600piecesofclothes．Thereisnostrictchargeforthosewishingtoprovideclothesforthelittleboy．Butcertainconditionsmustbemet．“Theclothescannotincludeeitheradvertisingorpoliticalmessage，”saidStroobants，becausetheywouldcheapenthenationaltreasure．Butthepeeingboy’simageisstillsomethinglocalpeoplecanmakemoneyfrom—bysellingallkindsofsouvenirs．’56．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutMannekenPiss'?A．Ithasahistoryofmorethan600years．B．ItstandsinBrussels．C．Itisbestknownfortheclotheshewears．-11-/11\nD．Itis60—centimetershigh．57．TheMannekenPisshasaspecialplaceintheheartofBelgiansbecauseA．it’sgoodlookingwithwaterrunningconstantlyB．itbringsjoystopeoplewhoseeitC．ithelpspeoplemakemoneyD．it’sasymbolofthecity58．Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat．A．formostoftheyear，theboyisnakedB．StroohantsisprobablyinchargeoftakingcareofthestatueC．peoplecanprovideanyclothesforMannekenPissfreeofchargeD．peoplemakemoneybyadvertisingMannekenPissBOnNov．18，1995，ItzhakPerlman，theviolinist，cameonstagetogiveaconcertatAveryFisherHallatLincolnCenterinNewYorkCity．IfyouhaveeverbeentoaPerlmanconcert，youknowthatgettingonstageisnosmallachievementforhim．Hewasstrickenwithpolio(小儿麻痹症)asachild，andsohehasbraces(支架)onbothlegsandwalkswiththeaidoftwocrutches(双拐)．Hewalkspainfully，yetmajestically，untilhereacheshischair．Thenhesitsdown，slowly，putshiscrutchesonthefloor，undoestheclaspsonhislegs，tucksonefootbackandextendstheotherfootforward．Thenhebendsdownandpicksuptheviolin，putsitunderhischin，nodstotheconductorandproceedstoplay．Butthistime，somethingwentwrong．Justashefinishedthefirstfewbars(小节)，oneofthestringsonhisviolinbroke．Youcouldhearitsnap(嘣断)——itwentofflikegunfireacrosstheroom．Therewasnomistakingwhatthatmeant．Therewasnomistakingwhathehadtodo．Wefiguredthathewouldhavetogetup，putontheclaspsagain，pickupthecrutchesandlimphiswayoffstage——toeitherfindanotherviolinorelsefindanotherstringforthisone．Buthedidn’t．Instead，hewaitedamoment，closedhiseyesandthensignaledtheconductortobeginagain．Theorchestrabegan，andheplayedfromwherehe‘hadleftoff．Andheplayedwithsuchpassionandsuchpowerandsuchpurityastheyhadneverheardbefore．Whenhefinished，therewasanawesomesilencein1heroom．Andthenpeopleroseandcheered．Hesmiled，wipedthesweatfromthisbrow，raisedhisbowtoquietus，andthenhesaidinaquiettone，“Youknow，sometimesistheartist’stasktofindouthowmuchmusicyoucanstillmakewithwhatyouhaveleft．”59．Bysaying“gettingonstageisnosmallachievementforhim”，theauthorreallymeans.A．it’SverydifficultforItzhakPerlmantoplaytheviolinwiththreestringsB．it’snoteasyforItzhakPerlmantogetonthestagebecauseheisdisabledC．it’snoteasyforItzhakPerlmantofacesuchalargeaudienceD．it’sreallygreatachievementsforItzhakPerlmantoplaytheviolinwiththreestrings60．ItzhakPerlmanwhenoneofthestringsoftheviolinbroke．A．gaveupplayingB．didn’tknowwhattodo-11-/11\nC．wentonplayingthesamepieceofmusicD．wentonplayingadifferentpieceofmusic61．WhatdidtheaudiencefeelwhenItzhakPerlmanfinishedplaying?A．SurprisedB．DisappointedC．MovedD．Satisfied62．ItzhakPerlmancanbebestdescribedasamanwhois．A．cleverB．strongwilledC．humorousD．quiteskilledCWhatisthecolouroftheuniverse?Astronomershadnotansweredthisquestionunti1twomonthsago．ThatiswhentwoAmericanastronomersreportedontheirstudyofallthelightintheuniverse．Theysaidthattheuniversewouldappeartothehumaneyestobealightgreenishcolour．KarlGlazebrookandIvanBaldryofJohnst2IopkinsUniversityinBaltimore，Maryland，reportedtheirfindinginJanuary．TheypresentedtheresearchatameetingoftheAmericanAstronomicalSociety．Theysaidthatfindingthecolouroftheuniversewasnotpartoftheirmoreseriousscientificresearch．Theydiditforfun．However，earlierthismonth，thescientistsadmittedmakingamistake．Theysaidtheirfindingwasmuchmorecolourfulthanitshouldhavebeen．Theynowsaythelightfromouruniverseisclosertowhite．Itismore1ike8milkyorcreamywhitecolour．Theirstudyattemptedtoshowwhatpeoplemightseeiftheycouldobservetheuniversefromfaraway．Thescientistsfoundtheaveragecolourbycombininglightfromabouttwo—hundred—thousandstarsystems．TheirinformationcamefromanobservatoryinNewSouthWales,Australia．Theysaiditwasaveryprettylightgreen．Manynewspapersandtelevisionstationsreportedtheirfinding．Otherscientistsandcolourengineersattemptedtoreproducetheresult．MarkFairchildoftheRochesterInstitutediscoveredamistakeinthecomputersoftwareprogramusedbytheJohnsHopkinsscientists．Whenthemistakewascorrected，theresultschanged．Thenewcolouroftheuniverseismuchlesscolourful．Itisveryclosetowhite．63．ThecoloroftheuniverseisA．1ightgreenishB．blackC．blueD．closetowhite64．Thetwoscientistsfoundthecoloroftheuniverseby．A．combininglightfromabout200，000starsystemsB．observingatanobservatoryinIndiaC．makinglong—termscientificresearchD．usingcomputersoftwareprograms65．WhofoundthemistakeintheJohnsHopkinsscientists’finding?A．KarlGlazebrook．B．IvanBaldry．C．JohnsHopkins．D．MarkFairchild．66．Thispassagemainlytellsus．A．whatthecolouroftheuniverseisB．thelightfromouruniverseisalightgreenishcolourC．thenewcolouroftheuniverseismuchmorecolourfulD．thefindingofthecolouroftheuniverseisdifficult-11-/11\nDAccordingtothelatestresearchintheUnitedStatesofAmerica，menandwomentalksuchdifferentlanguagesthatitislikepeoplefromtwodifferentculturestryingtocommunicate．ProfessorDeborahTannenofGeorgetownUniversityhasnoticedthedifferenceinthestyleofboys’andgirls’conversationsfromanearlyage．Shesaysthatlittlegirls’conversationislessdefinitethanboys’andexpressesmoredoubts．Littleboysuseconversationtoestablishstatuswiththeirlisteners．Thosedifferencescontinueintoadultlife，shesays．Inpublicconversations，mentalkmostandinterruptotherspeakersmore．Inprivateconversations，menandwomenspeakinequalamounts—althoughtheysaythingsinadifferentstyle．ProfessorTannenbelievesthat，forwomen，privatetalkingisawaytoestablishandtestintimacy(亲密，亲近)．Formen．privatetalkingisawaytoexplorethepowerstructureofarelationship．Teachingisonejobwherethedifferencesbetweenmen’sandwomen’swaysoftalkingshow．Whenamanteachesawoman，saysProfessorTannen，hewantstoshowthathehasmoreknowledge，andthereforemorepowerinconversation．Whenawomanteachesanotherwoman，however，sheismorelikelytotakeasharingapproachandtoencourageherstudenttojoinin．ButProfessorTannendoesnotbelievethatwomenarenaturallymorehelpful．Shesayswomenfeeltheyachievepowerbybeingabletohelpothers．Althoughtheresearchsuggestsmentalkandinterruptpeoplemorethanwomen，ProfessorTannensays，womenactuallyencouragethistohappenbecausetheybelieveitwillleadtomoreintimacyandhelptoestablisharelationship．Somescientistswhoarestudyingspeechthinkthatthebrainispre—programmedforlanguage．Asweareusuallytaughttospeakbywomen，itseemslikelythatthebrainmusthaveasexualbias(倾向性)initsprogramming，otherwisemalespeechpatternswouldnotariseata11．67．Thereareinlittlegirls’conversationthaninboys’．A．fewerdoubtsB．moredemandsC．moredoubtsD．feweruncertainties68．Somescientistsbelievethatbrainispre—programmedforlanguage．Theword“pre—programmed”means．A．programmedalreadyB．programmedbeforeoneisbornC．programmedearlyD．programmedbywomen69．Inprivateconversation，womenspeak．A．thesamethingsasmenB．lessthanmenC．morethanmenD．asmuchasmen70．Thethemeofthisarticleis．A．womenarenaturallymorehelpfulB．menaridwomentalkdifferentlanguagesC．mentalkmostandinterruptotherspeakersmoreI)．littlegirls’conversationislessdefinite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．Whatmakesonepersonmoreintelligentthananother?Whatmak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