四川省合江县马街中学校2023-2024学年高一下学期5月期中英语试题

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1.C 2．B 3．B 4．B 5．C 6．A 7．A 8．A 9．B 10．C
11．A 12．B 13．A 14．C 15．B 16．B 17．C 18．B 19．A 20．C
二．阅读理解
21．D 22．A 23．B 24．C 25．D 26．A 27．B 28．C 29．B 30．C
31．A 32．B 33．B 34．C 35．C 36．D 37．B 38．E 39．G 40．A
三．完形填空
41．A 42．C 43．D 44．B 45．A 46．C 47．B 48．D 49．C 50．C 51．B 52．A 53．A 54．D 55．B
四．语法填空
56．carrying 57．have survived 58．It 59．minutes 60．n 61．that 62．a 63．vilently 64．saved 65．what
五．书面表达
66．Dear Jhn,
My future friend, hw are yu ging? Recently, I’m encuntering sme trublesme prblems. S I’m writing t ask yu fr help.
First, I have t spend s much time n my hmewrk that I hardly have time t take sprts. Mrever, the high expectatin frm the teachers and my parents makes me extremely stressful because I dn’t want t let them dwn. What trubles me mst is that it’s difficult fr me t fall asleep every night. Faced with all things that lead t unhealthy lifestyle, I’m anxius t get yur help. Culd yu please ffer me sme scientific advice based n a healthy lifestyle in the future?
Lking frward t yur early reply.
Yurs,
Li Hua
67．One pssible versin:
“Mm, I dn’t want t be ut there.” Mary frwned. Feeling Mary was in a bad md, her mther asked her what was wrng in a sft vice. At that mment, Mary culdn’t help puring ut her trubles, “Withut a friend, I’m islated here.” Realizing she had ignred Mary’s feelings after the mve, her mther held Mary in her arms, suggesting that she make new friends by taking actin first. “G and take them sme ckies and say hell!” The instant Mary heard that, her eyes shne with a mixture f excitement and expectatin.
Mary put a handful f ckies int a small tray and left the kitchen. Nervus as she was, she plucked up curage t apprach the table where the twins sat, placing the ckies dwn carefully. She bravely lked at the girls directly in the eyes, “Thanks s much fr cming t ur restaurant!” It was nt until the twins lked up that they recgnized her. The twins gave her a big hug. They ffered t hang ut with her and intrduce her arund t the ther guys at schl. “That wuld be awesme!”, Mary grinned.
听力原文
Text1：
M: D yu still have that bk I lent yu, Mary?
W: It’s just here Mark. I’m still partway thrugh reading it. Nrmally I read science fictin r lve stries but this is fascinating!
M: I’m glad yu like it. I’m nt a fan f hrrr fictin but I thught it was great.
Text2：
M: Oh, I always have difficulty in getting alng with the emplyees.
W: Just have a talk with them and treat them as gd friends as we d. Make sure yu dn’t always remember yu are the bss!
Text3：
M: Hw smart f yu t bk the tickets befrehand! Otherwise yu’ll just have t wait fr hurs.
W: But I just gt a call frm my sister and I have t cancel the mvie tnight.
Text4：
M: I’m thinking f ging t the gym this weekend, Mum.
W: Shuldn’t yu fcus mre n yur schlwrk while I’m busy n the farm?
M: Well, yu’re right.
Text5：
M: Have yu seen my mbile phne, Mm? I left it n the tp f the fridge last night.
W: I think it’s n the table by the frnt dr.
M: That’s yurs, Mm.
W: Oh… Well. Lk! Yurs is in my handbag! Srry, I thught it was mine.
Text6：
M: What’s ging n arund here? Why is everyne changing ffices?
W: Well, there are a lt f changes in ur factry this week. Fr ne thing, Marta and Jim are leaving.
M: Where are they ging? Did they get a higher psitin?
W: Marta’s ging t the ffice in Atlanta. She is ging t be in charge f the whle suthern market.
M: That sunds like a gd psitin t her and she will have a higher salary. What abut Jim?
W: He’s ging t manage the plant in Califrnia.
M: What abut yu? Are yu ging t rise t a higher psitin?
W: Nt yet, but I’m hping I will.
Text7：
W: We care abut quality here, nt just abut ding enugh wrk t get by. When yu wrk at Trader Je’s, yu’re mre than an emplyee. Yu’re like family!
M: In my family, we usually argue ver things like whse turn it is t take ut the trash. We als cmplain a lt when there’s n dessert. Is wrking here like that?
W: OK... Let me give yu a better idea. Wrking here is like being in a family in sme ways. Yu knw hw children get punished when they dn’t clean their rms, r when they g ut with friends befre they finish their hmewrk?
M: Yes, I can relate t that.
W: Well, that’s mre like hw it is t wrk at Trader Je’s. The emplyees are the children ... and I’m the mther.
M: Are yu the nly parent at this stre? I think I’d rather be adpted by smene else...
Text8：
W: Did yu hear abut the car accident n Summer Rad this mrning?
M: Yes, I did. I heard a reprt that said bth f the drivers were taken t the hspital, and ne needed surgery.
W: D yu knw the cause f the accident? Was ne f them speeding?
M: I dn’t think s. Neither f the drivers were driving very fast. It was fggy this mrning, s n ne culd see very far.
W: Really? That’s hard t believe. When I gt up, it was sunny utside.
M: When did yu get up?
W: At 10:00 am.
M: Why did yu get up s late? Did yu g t bed late the night befre?
W: Actually I went t sleep at 9:00 pm the night befre. But smething wke me up at 2:00 am and I didn’t fall asleep until tw hurs later.
Text9：
M: That was a really interesting article the tutr recmmended abut Ellen Ocha fr ur science cursewrk, wasn’t it?
W: It certainly was. I used t dream f ging int space when I was a kid. I fund it particularly interesting t read abut a spacewman. There aren’t t many f thse arund.
M: Yu’re right! I’m sure they are as able as men t deal with all the challenges f the jb. Ellen was special. She vercame all the difficulties with her determinatin t d what she’d wanted t d ever since she was small.
W: Abslutely. That’s why I admire her. The article als shws the requirements fr becming an astrnaut. It’s nt surprising that they want peple wh are gd at sprt and have crrespnding flight experience. But I’ve never imagined that yu need t have a graduate degree.
M: Yes. T achieve ur dream, we must try ur best t be qualified enugh. Anyway, living in space must be interesting.
W: Yes. Imagine walking in space and having t wrk inside and utside the capsule when yu’re weightless! That’s extrardinary. I think the mst interesting thing wuld be having t get used t the living habits there and deal with all the unexpected prblems that arise.
Text10：
I have been t many different types f weddings, and they are all memrable in their wn way. But I can’t remember a better ne than the wedding I attended in Nrthern Italy last summer. First f all, a little backgrund: the wedding was fr a gd friend f mine I met in university in England. After graduatin, we spent sme time in France, where he met his lvely girl that he was ging t marry. Tw years later, I was riding up the narrw streets that led t his hmetwn in the muntains. The first difference I nticed was there was n traditinal bachelr party. Instead, the family had a big dinner every day the week befre the wedding. They made everything themselves, even n the wedding day. This is unlike American weddings, where it is typical t hire a cmpany t d it. On the day f the wedding, there were tw ther nn-American traditins I liked. One: there were n lng, bring speeches! And tw: the cutting f the bridegrm’s tie. I knw it sunds like a jke, but it’s true! The family cuts the tie int little pieces, and then peple bid n them t raise mney fr the happy cuple! It was a lt f fun. It’s als fun t learn ther peple’s cultures and see them celebrate tgether. S, what is the mst rmantic wedding yu have attended like?