浙江省绍兴市诸暨中学2021-2022学年高二上学期期中考试英语试题（含听力）含答案

诸暨中学2021学年高二第一学期英语期中考试

参考答案：

一、听力

1-5 CAABA     6-7 CB      8-10 BAA      11-13 BCB   14-17 ABCB

18-20 ACC

二、阅读理解

21-23 BCA     24-26 CBB    27-30  DBCA    31-35 DBCGF  

三、完型填空

36-40 ACBBC   41-45 DDCBC    46-50 BADAD   

51-55 CABDA  

词汇填空：

56. insisted on
57. employing
58. will be accompanying
59. available/ accessible
60. Acknowledging defeat/ Admitting failure
61. rewarding
62. approved of
63. pose a threat to/ towards
64. appeal to/appeals to
65. before

四、写作

第一节：应用文写作：

Dear George,

    I’ m terribly sorry that I can’t be your guide for the one-day tour this weekend, for I've signed up for some voluntary work.

    I highly recommend the City Park as your destination. Combining city life and nature, it is a popular site both for tourists and local residents. The picturesque scenery there in this season must be a feast for your eyes. Besides, there are plenty of traditional buildings waiting for you to explore. And you can also enjoy some local dishes which will excite your taste bud and cheer your day.

       Wish you an enjoyable weekend.

                                                        Yours,

                                                        Li Hua

第二节：读后续写

Then there was a noise. Alan froze: something was there in the darkness. Alan's mouth went dry. With a shiver running down his spine, he could feel his heart pounding wildly. Immediately he reached for his flashlight and stabbed at the button on it. There, with a discarded bone in its mouth, was a creamy-brown creature with dark spots and a striped tail. It was about as big as his cat at home. Staring at Alan for a moment, then it was gone. Alan felt a rush of excitement and looking around, he saw small dog-like paw prints and carefully covered them with the leaves nearby.

    The next morning, the officer asked for reports. Some of them couldn't wait to share what they saw. There were beetles, ants, and perhaps a mouse. When it was Alan’s turn, he moved the leaves cautiously and showed everyone the tracks. “Well done! You’ve met our local spotted genet(麝猫). Rarely does it visit our campsite. Good for you!” said the officer. The sunshine penetrated the leaves, embracing the brave and lucky boy. A broad smile spreading over his face radiantly, Alan held his head high, proud of his marvellous experience the night before.

附：听力原文

text 1

M: You see that guy over there? Doesn’t he look familiar to you? I can’t figure out where I know him from.

W: That’s the new kid, Greg, from Sweden. He sits behind you in physics. (1)

Text 2

W: My television stopped working yesterday. I tried to plug it in somewhere else, but the screen is still black.

M: You have a very old television. It’s not worth repairing. (2)

Text 3

W: This new airport is going to make my life so much easier. I’ll no longer need to go to the crowded city airport.

M: But I think the planes will keep me up at night. (3)

Text 4

W: I try to eat healthy for breakfast, but I just love foods with sugar. I eat sweet bread every other day and a few eggs in between.

M: I eat a big breakfast of vegetables and chicken, (4) but I eat very little during the day.

Text 5

M: Morning roses, summer gardens...there are shelves full of products for women but nothing for men. We like to smell fresh as well.

W: I think there is a shelf for men’s products over past the food section. If there isn’t, you can try the drugstore. (5)

Text 6

W: What are your plans for the holiday? Would you like to join me at my grandparents’ house? (6) There is a festival in the morning and then we have a big dinner.

M: Unfortunately, I have to work. Thanks for the invitation, anyway.

W: The store is open on Thanksgiving? (6) I thought it was a national holiday and most places had to close.

M: Well, we prepare meals for people who don’t want to cook. There is a big list of orders.

W: Will you be working all day? You could come afterwards. (7)

M: No. I work from 4:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., but I will be exhausted afterwards. (7)

Text 7

W: I’m so glad that I decided to switch classes. I was doing very poorly because I wasn’t interested. Spanish is so much better for me. (8)

M: Really? I thought you liked the German class. I wish I could switch, but my mother won’t let me. She says I have to learn how to speak to my relatives in Italy. (9) (10)

W: I forgot that you go to Italy every summer. Don’t you enjoy speaking to them?

M: Yes, but the class covers really basic material. I just sit there bored in the class.

W: I wish I had that problem. I struggled through the homework.

M: It’s all about practice, but I find it hard to practice when I am not challenged. If I want to get better at speaking, I will need to do it outside of class by speaking to someone fluent. (10)

Text 8 (第11题为推断题)

W: I can’t believe how big that mountain is.

M: That’s Matterhorn. When your mother and I first came here to Switzerland, we climbed all the way to the top.

W: I didn’t know you had experience in rock climbing. Wasn’t it dangerous with all the ice?

M: We had a mountain climbing guide to make sure we were safe. The climbing wasn’t even that bad. The worst part was walking through all the deep snow. (12) That took a lot of energy.

W: How long did it take to get to the top?

M: I remember reading that the average trip takes about six hours to climb up, and about the same to climb down. (13) We took our time to be careful, though. I think we spent about 15 hours up there. I needed to stop many times for a break. I was an annoying customer for that guide.

W: Would you go again? I bet we can find a friendly group going up there.

M: No, thank you. I was in much better shape when we went last time.

Text 9 (第14题为总结题)

M: Good afternoon, this is Mike with Wash-N-Dry. How can I help you?

W: Hello, I’m the manager at 909 Chestnut Street. The dryer in our apartment building isn’t working well. (15)

M: I’m sorry about that. We’ll fix the problem right away. Before I send someone out there, though, I’d like to ask you a few questions.

W: Go ahead.

M: OK. How long has the dryer been acting up? (15)

W: For two weeks now. (15)

M: Can you describe what’s wrong with it?

W: Yes. The clothes used to dry perfectly with $2. (16) Last week, we had to use $3 for the same amount of clothes. This week, we have to use $4.

M: Oh, that’s bad! Do you know which dryer it is?

W: Just a second… I’m almost at the laundry room. Let me see… I have to remember which one is broken… Yes, here it is. It’s the fourth dryer in the row. Here’s the number. J-4-8-9-L-W.

M: Thank you. I’ll send Joe over this afternoon. He’ll take a spare dryer in his truck, in case he can’t fix yours. (17) I suspect that something is blocking the air flow. Anything else, ma’am?

W: No, that’s it. Thank you.

Text 10

When I was a little boy, my grandfather told me that our family came to America from Spain. His favorite thing to talk about was a traditional event called “the human tower”. It’s a physical challenge that’s done during the annual festivals around Barcelona. The goal of the event is to build up layers of people to try and make a high tower. (20) The people who are on the bottom are often the largest, so that they can hold everyone else. (18) Participants stand on each other’s shoulders, so it’s important to think about who goes on each level. Men, women and kids all participate in building the tower, (18) so there are many different ways to build. The event involves everyone in the area, too. Anyone who is not involved in building the tower has an important job, though. The audience all crowd around the tower and hold up their hands to try and break the fall of any person who loses their balance. This stops anyone in the tower from getting hurt. Traditionally, the human tower has four people on each level. The world record for the largest human tower had 10 levels, (19) but the record is not why people do it. The point is to bring the community together. (20)