上海市交大附中08-09学年高二下学期期中考试(英语)

上海市交大附中08-09学年高二下学期期中考试(英语)

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A.natureB.characterC.actionD.attitude42.Anypassengerwhohasbookedtheplaneticketmustit3daysbeforethedeparturedate.A.claimB.confirmC・declareD・replace43.Don'texpecta(n)—successbecauseRomewasnotbuiltinaday・A.fastB.instantC.constantD.rapid61・DuringtheGulfWarin1991,theIraqitroopsheavylosses・A.receivedB.sufferedC.sufferedfromD・accepted62.Mother'sdeathcameasagreattoallofus,becauseitwassounexpected.A・shakeB・threatC.shockD・response63.Ifababybirdstaysfortwoorthreeweeksafterleavingthenest,ithasafairchaneeofbecominganadult.A.livingB.livelyC.aliveD.live64.InhistalkDr.Lintothehelphereceivedfromhiscolleaguesinhisresearch・A.mentionedB.expressedC・referredD.touched65・Theirloudpartieshaverecentlycausedanumberoffromtheotherpeopleintheirapartment・A.troublesB.dislikesC.complaintsD・problemsIII.Readingcomprehension50%SectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.FillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontextPeopleoftenaskwhichisthemostdifficultlanguagetolearn,anditisnoteasytoanswerbecausetherearemanyfactorstotakeintoconsideration.Firstly,inafirstIanguagethedifferencesare(66)aspeoplelearntheirmothertonguenaturally,sothequestionofhowhardalanguageistolearnisonIy(67)whenlearningasecondlanguage.AnativespeakerofSpanish,(68),willfindPortuguesemucheasiertolearnthananativespeakerofChinese,becausePortugueseisverysimilartoSpanish,(69)Chineseisverydifferent.Sofirstlanguagecan(70)learningasecondIanguage・ThegreaterthedifferencesbetweenthesecondIanguageandourfirstare,the(72)itwillbeformostpeopletolearn.ManypeopleanswerthatChineseisthehardestIanguagetolearn,possibly(72)bythethoughtoflearningtheChinesewritingsystem,andthepronunciationofChinesedoesappeartobeverydifficultformanyforeignlearners・(73),forJapanesespeakers,whoalreadyuseChinesecharactersintheirownlanguage,learning(74)willbelessdifficultthanforspeakersoflanguagesusingtheRomanalphabet.SomepeopleseemtolearnIanguages(75),whileothersfinditverydifficult.Teachersandthe(76)inwhichtheIanguageislearnedalsoplayanimportantrole,aswellaseachlearner'smotivationforlearning.Ifpeoplelearnalanguagebecausetheyneedtouseit(77),theyoftenlearnitfasterthanpeoplestudyingaIanguagethathasnodirectuseintheirdaytodaylife. Differenceculturesand(78)fromthosecultureswillfinddifferentIanguagesmoredifficult・NoIanguageiseasytolearnwell,(79)languageswhicharerelatedtoourfirstIanguageareeasier.Learningacompletelydifferentwritingsystemisahuge(80)‘butthatdoesnotnecessarilymakeaIanguagemoredifficultthananother.66.A.apparentB.extensiveC.declineD.unimportant67.A.relevantB.permanentC.essentialD・progressive68.A.bycontrastB.inadditionC.forexampleD.afterall69.A.whenB.whileC.whereD.whether70.A.affectB.achieveC.attachD.assemble71.A.easierB.harderC.fasterD.slower72.A.inheritedB.overtakenC.influencedD.restricted73.A.HoweverB.MoreoverC.ThereforeD.Anyhow74.A.speakingB.listeningC.readingD.writing75.A.graduallyB.steadilyC.readilyD.subconsciously76.A.1earnersB.materialsC.tutorsD.circumstances77.A.occasionallyB.professionallyC.properlyD.informally78.A.societiesB.charactersC.individualsD.visitors79.A.asB.thoughC.becauseD.since80.A.successB.surpriseC.opportunityD・challengeSectionBDirections:Readthefollowingfourpassages・Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread(A) TheJohnEKennedyCenterforthePerformingArtsinWashington,D.C.isoneoftheofficialculturalcentersofAmerica・Forthepastthirtyyears,thecenterhaspresentedawardshonoringartistsfortheirlifetimeofwork.BrianWilson"GoodVibrations"andtheothersongsBrianWilsonwroteforTheBeachBoysremainasfreshandenergizingtodayastheywerefortyyearsago.Wilsonstartedthebandwithhistwobrothers,acousinandafriendintheearlynineteensixties.TheBeachBoysmadeanewkindofAmericanrockmusicpopular・BrianWilsonnotonlywroteTheBeachBoys'songs.Healsosang,playedthebassguitarandkeyboard,andproducedtheband'srecords.SteveMartinHeisapopularwriter,actorandcomedian.Heisalsoaskilledbanjo(五弦琴)player.Martinfirststartedhiscareerwritingforfunnytelevisionshowslike'TheSmothersBrothersComedyHour."Inthenineteenseventieshebeganperforminghisfunnyjokesandactsontheweeklytelevisionprogram“SaturdayNightLive."MartinScorseseManypeopleconsiderhimoneofthegreatestlivingAmerican!filmdirectors・Scorseseisbestknownforhismoviesaboutcharacterslinkedtocrimeandviolence.ManyofhismoviesareaboutItalian-Americancharacters.ScorsesealsobroughttolifeperiodsfromtheAmericanpastinmovieslike“GangsofNewYork”and^TheAgeofInnocence.0Hislatestmovie.'TheDeparted."wonfourAcademyAwardslastyear,includingbestdirectorandbestmovie.81.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutBrianWilson?A.Hewasagoodfilmproducer.B.Hecouldplayallmusicalinstruments.C・Hewasconsideredthebestdirectorever.D.HewasdevotedtoAmericanrockmusic.82."TheAgeofInnocence"isA.amovieaboutthepastAmericaB.aTVshowaboutchildrenC・thenameofamusicalbumD.amovieaboutItalian-American83.Thethreeartistsmentionedinthepassageareall.A.talentedactorsB.famousmusiciansC.remarkableperformersD・AcademyAwardWinners(B)'"Businessiswar/Thetraditionallanguageofbusinesscertainlymakesitsoundthatway:winningthecompetition,gettingmarketshare,beatingupsuppliers,lockingupcustomers.Therearethevictorsandthelosers.Buttodayindoingbusiness,youhavetolistentostomers,workwithsuppliers,keepgoodrelations-evenwithcompetitors.Thatdoesn"tsoundlikewar.Besides,therearefewvictorswhenbusinessislookeduponaswar.Mostbusinessessucceedonlyifothersalsosucceed.Businessiscompetitionandcooperationaswell.Inotherwords,businessiswarandpeace. Tobringtogethercompetitionandcooperation,weturntogametheory・Gametheoryprovidesthatwhetheronepersonwinsorlosesdependsonwhatotherpeopledo.Itisparticularlyeffectivewhentherearemanyinterdependent(相互依存白勺)factorsandnodecisioncanbemadeinisolation(孑R立)fromotherdecisions.Gametheorybreaksdownthegameintokeyelements(要素):players,addedvalues,rules,tactics(计谋),andscope(范圉)(PARTS).Everyelementaffectstheresultofthegame・Thismeansthateachofthefiveelementsgivesyouawaytochangeanexistinggameintoentirelynewone.ChangeoneofthePARTS,andyouchangethewhole・Whychangethegame?AnoldChinesesayingexplains:Ifyoucontinueonthecourseyou'reheading,that'swhereyou'llendup.Sometimesthat'sgood,sometimesnot.Youcanplaythegameverywell,andstillsuffergreatloss.That'sbecauseyou'replayingthewronggame:youneedtochangeit.Evenagoodgamecanbemadeintoabetterone.Realsuccesscomesfromactivelyshapingthegameyouplay-frommakingthegameyouwant,nottakingthegameyoufind.81.Theauthorofthispassageistheideathat"Businessiswar."A-infavorofB.againstC.consideringD.doubtfulof82."PARTS"standsfor.A.players,addedvalues,rules,tacticsandscopeB.alloftheelementsinthegametheoryC.thepartiesinagameD.thepartsthataffecttheresultofthegame83.Thecorrectunderstandingoftheunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphis・A.youarereallygoodatplayingthegame,butyoustillloseitoutB.youaresocompetitivethatyoubeatupallofyourcompetitorsterriblyC.youplaythegametoowelltosuffergreatlossD.thecompetitionissohardthatyouhavetoputallyourheartintoit84.Theauthoremphasizesthat.A.weshallplayveryhardB.weshallcontinueinthecourseweareheadingC.weshallplayintherightdirectionD.weshallalwayschangenomatterthechangeisgoodornot(C)Whatisaninsect?Insectsofallkindshaveexistedonearthformillionsofyears・Sometimeswethinkofallinsectsaspests・HumanI讦巳however;wouldhaveadifficulttimecontinuingwithoutinsects,becausetheypollinateplantsandareafoodsourceformanyanimals.Besides,insects,especiallythesocialones,arefascinating.Oneveryinterestingandusefulsocialinsectisthehoneybee.Beesareconsideredsocialinsectsbecausetheyliveandworktogether.Theycooperateandcommunicateinordertosurvive.Thebeelivesinabeehive(蜂窝)withotherworkerbees,andwiththequeenzwhocanlaythousandsofeggsaday・Theworkerbeesmakewaxusedtocreatenewcellsinsidethehive.Humansusethisvaluablebeeswaxincandies,cosmetics,expensivefurniturepolish,andotherproducts.Theyalsoproducehoney,avaluablefoodforhumans(aswellasforbees).Anotherfascinatingsocialinsectistheant.Manytypesofantsliveincoloniesunderground.Therethousandsofthembuildandmaintaintheir,lcity.nTheykeepitcleanandfreeofenemies・Theyalsocooperatetoprovidefood,sometimesinamannerthatlookshuman.Forexample,someants actuallyraisetheirownfood.Onetypeofant“farmer”keepsandcaresfortinyinsectsthatsucksweetsapfromplants.Antfarmersmilkthemforthissap(汁液),justlikeactualfarmersmilkcows.Thesapisthengivenasfoodtoyoungantsandtothequeen,whosemaindutyistolayeggs・Anothertypeofantthatproducesitsownfooddoessobygardening・Thesefarmerantstakepiecesofleavesintothecolonyandchewthemup.Thesoft,chewedupleavesthensproutafungus(霉菌)thattheworkerantsusetofeedthequeenandyoungants・Therearemanyotherwaysthatantscooperatetomaintainandprotecttheircolonies・Therearealsomanyotherkindsofsocialinsects・Whatmakesthemallsofascinatingistheirorganization.Althougheachinsecthascertaintaskstoperform,theentirehiveorcolonyappearstofunctionasonelivingorganism.81.Whatdoesthewordpollinateprobablymean?A.Fertilize.B.Provide.C.Cultivate.D.Harvest.89・Whatisonereasonhumansthinkthatbeeswaxisvaluable?A.Itcanonlybefoundinsideofabeehive・B.Itprovidesgoodfoodforhumans.C.Itisusedinmanyhelpfulproducts・D.Itisafoodsourceformanyanimals・90.Thepassageismainlyabout.A.differenttypesofinsectsB・thedifferencesbetweenbeesandantsC.socialinsectsandtheirfeaturesD・thedifferencesbetweeninsectsandpests91.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaboutbeesandantsaccordingtothepassage?A.Theybotharesocialinsectswholiveandworktogether.B.Theybothhavetheirownqueenswhosemaindutyistolayeggs・C.Theyneedtocommunicateandcooperatesoastosurvive・D.Theyarefascinatinginsectswhocanraiseandproducefood.(D)Inthesurveyofhospitalpatients,itwasfoundthatofthe196interviewed,only22hadlistenedtothehospitalradioservicesinceadmission.Oneofthemainreasonsgivenfornotlisteningwasthatalthough50%ofthepatientsknewabouttheservice,only9%knewthenameofthestationandhowtoreceiveit.Ofthese,only3%wereawarethattheirtriendsandrelativescouldsendaget-wellmessageorrecorddedicationthroughtheradioservice・Anothermaincauseofthelowutilizationoftheservicewastheunserviceabilityofthebedsideradioheadsets.Ofthe22patientswhohadlistenedtothehospitalstation,tensaidthereceptionwasbad,fivefair,andonlysevensaiditwasgood.Whenaskediftheywouldlistenifthereceptionwasbetter,75%ofthepatientswhoneverlistenedsaidtheywoulddoso.Themostpopularprogramswerefoundtobebasedonhospital-wardinformat!onandnews,andhealtheducation;recordrequestscamethird・Fromthissurveyitwasconeludedthathospitalradiostationsneededhigherfinancialsupporttoextendtheirservices,and,mostimportantly,abettermaintenance,ofthebedsideradioheadsetsshouldbeprovidedtoimprovereceptionofthebroadcasts・Thereareover250independenthospitalradiostationsintheUnitedKingdomandtheyserveaboutthree-quartersoftheUKhospitals・Recentlyasurveywascarriedoutonarandomsampleofthesestationsconcerningtheirstaffing,broadcastsandfinance.Threehospitalsalsocontributedinformationaboutthelisteninghabitsofalmost200patients.Thefindingshavebeenofgreatassistancetothepeopleinvolvedinpatientservicesandhavestimulated themtothinkcriticallyabouttheradiofacilitiesprovidedbythehospitals.Toobtaininformationaboutthehospitalradiostations,30hospitalbroadcastingorganizationswererandomlyselectedandquestionnairesweresentout.Twenty-four(80%)werereturnedcompleted・Fromtherepliesitwasfoundthatan"average"stationservesthreehospitalsandinvolves33peopleinthepreparationandbroadcastingofprograms.Broadcastsareputoutforabout28hoursaweek,mainlyintheeveningsandatweekends.Only17%and21%beingbroadcastinthemorningsandafternoonsrespectively.Allthestationsusedwardvisitingtoobtainrecordrequestsandmanypublicizedtheirservicesbyothermeansaswell,forexample,posters,insertsinpatients〃guidesandthroughlocalnewspapers.Only13%oftheradiostationsgotafinancialgrantfromthehospitals,althoughadditionalfundingfromvoluntaryorganizationssuchasthehospitals'leagueoftriendsgoestoanother21%.Thecostofaradiostationtothehospitalisthereforedifficulttoestimate,butvarioushospitaladministratorsgaveitasvaryingbetween£25-£2,000perannum.90.Manyofthehospitalpatientsdidnotlistentothehospitalradiobecause・A.theywereunabletoreceiveitontheirbedsideheadsetsB.theirfriendsandrelativesdidnotusetheradiotosendmessagesC.theydidrVtknowhowtotunetheirradiosD.theydidnotknowthenamesoftheprogramsbeingbroadcast91.Three-quartersofthepatientsinterviewedabouttheradioservicewanted.A.technicalimprovementsB.morefactualprogramsC.fewerrecordrequestsD.increasedmedicalinformation92.Themostpopularmethodofadvertisingtheradiostations〃servicesis.A.throughhospitalpublicationsB.usingthelocalpressfacilitiesC.approach!ngthepatientspersonallyD・puttinguppostersinthewards93.Almostaquarteroftheradiostationsreceivedfinancefrom.A.hospitalboardgrantsB.variousvoluntarybodiesC.thehospitaladministrators'estimatesD.avarietyofothersources(E)Directions:ReadthefollowingtextandchoosethemostsuitableheadingfromA-Fforeachparagraph.Thereisoneextraheadingwhichyoudonotneed.A.KeephisdignityB.BecompleteC.StaycalmD.TakeresponsibilityE.MakeaplanF.BefirmIthappensallthetime.Anemployeeasksforasalaryincrease.Yourassistsntwantsanewpiece ofofficeequipment・Acustomerasksforarefund.Ifyouwanttosay"no"effectively,studythesesimpleprinciplesandusethemwhenyoumustturndownarequest:90.Whenyoumustturndownarequest,determineinadvanceexactlywhatyouwillsay.Practicetheconversationbyyourselforwithyourfriendsothatyouwillfeelmoreconfident.91.Don'ttrytosoftentheblowbyleavingsomevaguehopethatthingsmightchangeinthefuture・IndefinitesuggestionslikeHmaybewecantalkaboutthisissueagaininthefuture11or,Tdliketoseeifwecanpullthistogethersomeday11willlessenyourcredibility.9&Explainyourdecisionsasthoroughlyasyoucan.Totheextentthatyouareable,discussthereasonsbehindyourdecision.Whiletheindividualmaynotbeentitledtoanexplanation,shewillappreciategettingone.Ifyourexplanationdoesnothingelse,itwillpositionyouasaknowledgeableandconcernedindividual.99.Insimpleterms,whenyouremployee,customerorassociateleavesyourofficeorgetoffthephonewithyou,heshouldfeelthatyouhavegivenhimsomethingofworth・Itmightbesincerethankfortheeffortshemade,oranhonestexpressionofyourconfideneeinhim.100.Theindividualyouarespeakingwithwillprobablynotbehappywithyourdecision.Whileyourprimaryobjectiveduringtheconversionistopdelivernews,theindividualmayaskquestionsorevenexpressanger.Bepreparedtolisten,butalwaysremembertorestateyourdecisionfirmlyandpolitelyiftheindividualshowsanydoubtormisunderstandingaboutwhatyousaid.IV.Completethepassagewiththewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.9%A.meanB.makeupC・personalD・regularE.betF.correctGjudgmentH.standfor1.resourceJ.especiallyTwentyyearsago,kidsinschoolhadneverevenheardoftheinternet.Now,I(101)youcan'tfindasinglepersoninyourschoolwhohasn'tatleastheardofit.Infact,manyofususeitona(102)basisandevenhaveaccesstoitfromourhomes!The,,net"in"internet"should(103)network.Anetworkistwoormorecomputersconnectedtogethersothatinformationcanbeshared,orsentfromtreecomputertoanother.It'skindoflikeagiantbulletinboardthatthewholeworlduses!Butsinceanyonecanputanythingontheinternet,youalsohavetobecarefulanduseyourbest(104)andalittlecommonsense.Justbecauseyoureadsomethingonapieceofpapersomeonesticksonabulletinboard,itdoesn't(105)it'sgoodinformation,oreven(106).Soyouhavetobesurethatwhoeverpostedtheinformationknowswhatthey'retalkingabout,(107)ifyou'redoingresearch!Butwhat讦you'rejustemailingpeople?Youstillhavetobeverycareful.Ifyou'venevermetthepersonthatyou'recommunicatingwithonline,youcouldbeondangerousground!Youshouldnevergiveoutany(108)informationtosomeoneyoudorftknow,notevenyourname!Andjustlikeyoucan'tbelievetheinformationoneverywebsiteoutthere,youcarVtrelyonwhatstrangersyou''meet11ontheinternettellyoueither.Justlikeyoucould(109)thingsaboutyourselftotellsomeone,someoneelsecoulddothesametoyou!V.Translation20%1.相当多的有关网络的新词已被广泛应用。(widely)2.我犹豫了很久后才做岀了最后的决定。(before) 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