2021-2022学年辽宁省鞍山高二（下）期中英语试卷（附答案详解）

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1law.DogWorldisamustreadforitsdevoted,loyal,involvedandinnuentialdog-lovingreaders.1.Whowouldbethemostinterestedinthemagazinesdescribedhere?A.Peoplededicatedtoprotectinganimals.B.Peoplewhoareafraidofdogs.C.Peoplewhokeepdogsaspets.D.Peopleworkingwithpets.2.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutTheBark?A.It'sacompleteguideforkidstobetterunderstanddogs.B.IthasreceivedtheMaxwellAwardforSpecial-InterestMagazines.C.It'sahow-to-care-for-your-dogmagazine.D.Itscontentsaresomethingassociatedwithcanineculture.3.Youarelikelytofindthepassage.A.ontheInternetB.inamedicinemagazineC.inatextbookD.onanoticeboardBHigh-WireActMickeyWilsonhadbeenonthemountainonlyafewsecondswhenheheardthescream.Wilson,28yearsold,hadjustgottenoffthecablecar⍝attheArapahoeBasinSkiAreainKeystone,Colorado,alongwithhisfriendsBillySimmonsandHansMueller.TheirfriendRichardhadbeenonthecablecaraheadofthem,butwhenthemenreachedthetopofthelift,hehaddisappeared.Themenwalkedtowardthesourceofthescreamandfoundskiersstoppedontheslope,pointingtothecablecar.Andthenthefriendsscreamedtoo.HOh,Richard!"yelledMueller.WhenRichardhadtriedtojumpoffthecablecar,hisbackpackhadbeencaughtinthechair,whichthendraggedhimbackdownthehill.Intheprocess,thebackpackbelttwistedaroundhisneck,makinghimbreathless.NowRichard'sbodywasswingingfourfeetabovethesnow.Thecablecaroperatorhadquicklystoppedit,andthefriendskickedofftheirskisandrantowardthescene.TheymadeahumanpyramidtotrytoreachRichard,buttheunconsciousmanwastoofarofftheground.Withtheclockticking,Wilsonrantotheladderofanearbylifttower.Scaredskierswatchedashestruggledthe25feet.Afterhereachedthetop,Wilson'sfirstchallengewastoclimbontothetwo-inchsteelcablethatheldthechairs.Hehandledthebalanceandheightbravely,butheknewhecouldnotwalkonthecable.Therefore,hecalmeddownandsatoveritandthenusedhishandstopullhimselftoRichardquickly.Wilson*sgreatestfearwasn*tthathe'dfall,butthathewouldn'treachRichard.''Thiswaslifeordeath,"hesaid.WhenhereachedRichard'schair,Wilsonswungalegoverthecableandattemptedtodropdownontoit.Butashedidthat,hisjacketcaughtonthemovablefootrest,whichwasintheupposition.Thefootrestbegantoslidedown,withWilsonattached.Butbeforethatcould2⚓"ᐳ19⚓

2happen,hemanagedtofreehimselfandreachedRichard.Fortunately,theskipatrol%&'hadgatheredbelowandperformedemergencytreatmentonRichard,whohadbeenhangingforaboutfiveminutes,thenskiedhimdowntoanambulance.Thatnight,RichardcalledfromthehospitaltoexpresshisthankstoWilson,hisotherfriendsandtheworkersattheArapahoeBasinSkiArea.4.WhathappenedtoRichardwhenhetriedtojumpoffthecablecar?A.Hewassickandbecameunconscious.B.Helefthisskiswhichstoppedthecablecar.C.Hewastooafraidtomoveforwardinthecablecar.D.Hewascaughtbytheneck,hangingdownthecable.5.HowdidRichardsurvive?A.Peopleworkedtogetherandsavedhim.B.Wilsonclimbedonthecableandsavedhim.C.Theskipatrolgothimdownandtreatedhim.D.Skierstreatedhimandcarriedhimtothehospital.6.Theauthorwrotethefourthparagraphtoshowthat.A.therescueprocesswasdangerousB.somethingwaswrongwiththecablecarC.WilsoncouldmanagetheprocessverywellD.theoperatorofthecablecarignoredhisduty7.ThestoryattheArapahoeBasinSkiAreamainlytellsus.A.itisverydangeroustogoskiingB.hethatclimbshighoftenfallsheavilyC.braveryandcalmcanhelpyoumakeadifferenceD.apersonwithagreattalentalwayshasgreatwill-powercHowaboutchangingyourbodylanguageandfacialexpressions,dependingonthebackgroundofthepersoninfrontofyou?Wouldyousitorstanddifferentlyandpayattentiontoyourhandgestures?Thesearejustahandfulofthesmallchangesinbehaviourthatcancontributetowhatisknownasyour''culturalintelligence",orCQ-andthereisgrowingevidencethatsuggeststheyarewellworthlearning."ThenumberonepredictorofyoursuccessintodaysborderlessworldisnotyourIQ,notyourresume(ᔊ'"andnotevenyourprofessionalskills,"writessocialscientistDavidLivermoreinhisbookTheCulturalIntelligenceDifference.'lt'syourCQ."MuchoftheresearchonCQhasbeendonebySoonAng,aprofessorofmanagementatNanyangTechnologicalUniversityinSingapore.Inthelate1990s,herjobwasupdatingcomputersystemsinSingaporetodealwithasoftwareproblemthatwouldpossiblybring

3downtheworld'scomputernetworks.Angputtogetheraninternationalteamofprogrammerstosolvetheproblem.Theyweresomeofthebrightestmindsinthebusiness,yetshesoonfoundthattheyjustcouldn'tworktogether.Theprogrammerfailedtoworktogethereffectively.Often,thememberswouldappeartoagreeonasolution,butthencarryitoutincompletelydifferentways.Clearlyjtwasn'taquestionofexpertiseormotivation.Instead,shesawthatthesehighlygiftedemployeeswerestumblingovereachother'sculturaldifferences,leadingtoabreakdownincommunicationandunderstanding.Theseinsights⚞+'wouldleadAngtoteamupwiththeorganizationalpsychologistP.ChristopherEarley.TogethertheybuiltacomprehensivetheoryofCQ,whichtheydescribedas“thecapabilitytofunctioneffectivelyinavarietyofculturalcontexts,-'TypicallyCQismeasuredthroughaseriesofquestionsthatassessfourdistinctcomponents.Thefirstis"CQDriveH-themotivationtolearnaboutothercultures.Thenthereis"CQKnowledge",whichisanunderstandingofsomeofthegeneralculturaldifferencesyoumayface."CQStrategy'1,examineshowyoumakesenseofthosedifficultconfrontation
.ᢙandlearnfromthemwhile"CQAction”,involvesyourbehavioralflexibility-whetheryouareabletoadaptyourconductflexibly.8.What'sthefunctionofthefirstparagraph?A.TointroducewhatCQis.B.ToexplainwhypeopleneedCQ.C.ToshowhowtoimproveCQ.D.Toencouragepeopletomakechanges.9.WhatdoesDavidLivermorethinkofCQ?A.It'sananti-traditionalelement.B.It'sdecisivefbrone'ssuccess.C.It'simpractical.D.IfsnodifferentfromIQ.10.Whydidtheprogrammersworkinefficiently?A.Theyspokedifferentlanguages.B.Someofthemwerenotexperts.C.Theylackedpassionforteamwork.D.Theyhadbairiersformutualunderstanding.11.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.HowCQworksB.CQdeterminessuccessC.IQorCQ?D.HowtomeasureCQDPleasetakeafewsecondsandthinkofyourpersonalbiggestgoal.Imaginetellingsomeoneyoumeettodaywhatyou'regoingtodo.Imaginetheircongratulationsandtheirhighimageofyou.4⚓"ᐳ19⚓

4Doesn'titfeelgoodtosayitoutloud?Don'tyoufeelonestepcloseralready?Well,badnewsyoushouldhavekeptyourmouthshut,becausethatgoodfeelingwillmakeyoulesslikelytodoit.Anytimeyouhaveagoal,thereissomeworkthatneedstobedonetoachieveit.Ideally,youwouldnotbesatisfieduntilyou'dactuallydonethework.Butwhenyoutellsomeoneyourgoalandheacknowledges
01'it,psychologistshavefoundit'scalleda"”.Themindiskindoftrickedintofeelingthatit'salreadydone.Andthen,becauseyou'vefeltthatsatisfaction,you*relessmotivatedtodotheactualhardworknecessary.Thisgoesagainstthetraditionalwisdomthatweshouldtellourfriendsourgoals,right?In1982,PeterGollwitzer,aProfessorofPsychology,wroteawholebookaboutthis.Andin2009,hedidsomenewteststhatwerepublished.Itgoeslikethis163peopleacrossfourseparatetests-everyonewrotedowntheirpersonalgoal.Thenhalfofthemannouncedtheircommitment
23tothisgoaltotheroom,andhalfdidn't.Theneveryonewasgiven45minutesofworkthatwoulddirectlyleadthemtowardstheirgoal,buttheyweretoldthattheycouldstopatanytime.Nowthosewhokepttheirmouthsshutworkedtheentire45minutesonaverage,andwhenaskedafterwards,saidtheyfelttheyhadalongwaytogotoachievetheirgoal.Butthosewhohadannounceditquitafteronly33minutesonaverage,andwhenaskedafterwards,saidthattheyfeltmuchclosertoachievingtheirgoal.12.Whatdothewords"socialreality"inParagraph2mean?A.Completionofthegoal.B.Necessaryhardwork.C.People'sacknowledgement.D.Asenseofsatisfaction.13.WhatdoesPeterGollwitzertrytotellus?A.Writingdownthegoalisveryhelpful.B.Achievingpersonalgoalneedsmoretime.C.Keepingthegoalsecretmakespeopleworkharder.D.Makingthegoalpublicmakespeoplelesssatisfied.14.HowdidPeterGollwitzerprovehisideaaboutpeople'sgoal?A.Bygivingfigures.B.Bygivingexamples.C.Bymakingasurvey.D.Bymakingcomparisontests.15.Whatwillprobablyhappenifyoutellyourfriendsyourgoal?A.YouwillbemoreconfidentB.Youwillnotgainsatisfaction.C.Youarelesslikelytorealizeit.D.You'llbemuchmoremotivated.Mosthighschoolsandcollegeshavedebateteams.Debateteamsfromdifferentschoolsoftencompeteagainsteachother.Thepurposeofthedebateisnottochoosetherightsideofthetopic,buttosuccessfullyarguethepointsofthesideyouchoose.
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5Researchthesubjectthoroughly.(2)Mapoutwhatkeypointsarefavorabletoyoursideofthedebate,andplanhowyouwillexpressthosepoints.Alsoresearchandconsiderwhatpointssupporttheothersideofthedebate,soyoucanplanhowtorebut(45)thosepoints.Attractyouraudience.Whetheryouraudienceisatablefullofjudgesorthepublic,itisimportantfortheonedebatingtospeakdirectlytotheaudience.Explainyourpointsinawaythattheaudiencecanrelateto.Don'tbeafraidtoexpressyourloveforthetopic.(3)Speakasanauthority.(4)Usingpublishedstudiesisveryhelpful,sinceitgivestheimpressionofhavinganindependentthirdpartybackupyourargument.(5)Keepyourhandstoyourside.Makeeyecontactwithyouropponent(.6)whenpossible.Standstraight.Opponentsjudgesandlistenerscanusuallytellbyyourbodylanguageifyouaredefensive,angryornervous.Signsofinsecuritymightincluderunningyourhandsthroughyourhair,touchingyourface,orstaringatyournoteswithoutlookingup.A.Thisstyleofdebateisanartform.B.Focusonwaysyoumightimproveyourbodylanguage.C.Youcangiveyourlistenerssomeideasordatatheycanremember.D.Itisimportanttohaveagoodunderstandingofthesubjectyouaredebating.E.Havestatisticaldatafromresearchreportstosupportthepointsyouaresupporting.F.Youwanttohavetheabilitytoexpressyouropinionandtosupportthatopinionwithaclearargument.G.Publicspeakingisapartofdebatingandthosewhoknowthiscanmovelistenerswiththeirwords.16.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.G17.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.G18.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.G19.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.G20.A.AB.BC.CD.DE.EF.FG.GWhenIwasyoungourfamilylivedrightbesideasetofrailroadtracks.Icanrememberthewholehousewouldshakewhenthetrains(21).Latertherailswereoutofservice,(22),soIoftenspentmysummerafternoonswalkingalongthetracks.WhatimpressedmemostwasthefirsttimeItriedtowalkonasinglerailand(23)myself.TherailwassonarrowandslippythatIdidn'thavemuch(24).FirstItriedholdingmyarmsoutand(25)myfeetwhenwalking,whichonlyledtomefallingoffafterafew(26).1decidedtowalkbackwardsoncebutquicklyslippedoffand(27)myankleontherail.ItwasonlywhenIstartedlookingaheadthatImanagedtowalksteadilyontherail.6⚓"ᐳ19⚓

6Lookingbackonthis,Pmnow(28)thatitgavemeawonderful(29)aboutliving.Youcan'tgothroughlifewatchingandbeing(30)abouteverymoveyoumake,itonlyresultsinyourlackof(31)andyourdoubtingyourselfagain.Lookingbehindisevenworse-youcanonlystandstillandstay(32)inyourregrets.It*sonlywhenyoulookaheadthatyoucanreally(33).Therefore,inlife,weneedto(34)ourselvesoflookingaheadtopursuethelifewewanttolead.Theneachmovewemakeis(35)withself-trustandwewillwalkonwithalightheart.21.A.rolledbyB.drewupC.pulledoutD.stoppedover22.A.meanwhileB.insteadC.anyhowD.however23.A.challengeB.positionC.balanceD.test24.A.controlB.troubleC.experienceD.success25.A.restingonB.focusingonC.actingonD.workingon26.A.stepsB.choicesC.turnsD.circles27.A.burnedB.twistedC.brokeD.skinned28.A.satisfiedB.awareC.proudD.delighted29.A.lessonB.ideaC.choiceD.suggestion30.A.curiousB.particularC.seriousD.cautious31.A.courageB.creativityC.confidenceD.competitiveness32.A.stuckB.absorbedC.occupiedD.disappointed33.A.changeB.progressC.continueD.mature34.A.warnB.informC.remindD.convince35.A.concernedB.filledC.associatedD.combined36.NASAhasanewjoblisting,andit'snojoke.TheUSspaceagencyislookingforanjoker"tojointheir(1)(plan)missiontoMars.AmissiontoMarsisnolaughingmatter.(2)isknownthatMarsis225millionkilometersawayfromEarth.Atriptherewouldtakearoundeightmonthsinasmallspacecraft."Whenyou'relivingwithothersinaconfined(78Ḅ)spaceforalongperiodoftime,suchasonamissiontoMars,problemsarelikely(3)(happen)"JeffreyJohnson,ascientistattheUniversityofFlorida,(4)(say)totheGuardian.Thisisprobably(5)NASAwantsanastronautwithasenseofhumor."Thesearepeoplethathavethe(6)(able)topulleveryonetogether.'*Johnsonsaid.In9(stress)situations,perhapshumorisawaytoknowwearen'talone.Wecanshareourstressby(8)(laugh)together.Thenwecanfocusonourjobsinsteadofjustworrying.Butifyou'rehopingthatyourfavoriteTVcomedianwillflytoMars,that:(possible)won'thappen."Beingfunnywon'tbeenoughtolandsomebodythejob/Johnsonsaid,"Theyalsoneedtobeanexcellentscientistandengineer.1'Besides,it*srequiredthatthey(10)(be)intopphysicalcondition.

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8weresomanypiecesinhere,butmaybeIcouldputthembacktogether.Turningthepieces,!triedtomatchthem,butthisbowlwouldneverlookthesameagain."I'msorryIyelled,"saidMom,assheopenedherdoor."Pleasejustthrowoutthepieces.Wecan'tmakeafreshstartwithbrokenthings/*AsIwandereddownthehall,MrChenwasemptyinghisgarbage.bc(1)_ᑏdᦪwx150fg[(2)_ᑏyᑖᑖx{|"}|Ḅ~ᜮx>ᑏ஺Paragraph1"Areyousureyouwanttothrowthatout?"heasked.Paragraph2Ibroughttherepairedbowlintoherroom.

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