北京市海淀区年上高一英语期末试题.doc

1、 海 淀 区 高 一年 级 第 二 学 期 期 末 练 习 英 语 2017. 07 学校 班级 姓名 成绩 第一部分 : 听力理解 （共三 节， 15 分） 第一节 （共 4 小题 ; 每小题 1 分 , 共 4 分） 听下面 4 段 对话 ，从 每 题 A、 B、 C 三个选项中 , 选出能回答问题的最佳选项 。每 段对话你将 听 一 遍 。 1. Who will the woman meet on Friday night? A. Lucy. B. Alice. C. Mike. 2. What drink will the man take? A. Coffee. B. Juice.

2、 C. Tea. 3. How did the man get to the office today? A. By car. B. By bus. C. By subway. 4. Which extreme sport did the man do? A. Sky surfing. B. Bungee jumping. C. Snowboarding. 第二节 （共 7 小题 ; 每小题 1 分 , 共 7 分） 听下面 3 段 对话 或独白 ，从各题 A、 B、 C 三个选项中 , 选出能回答问题的最佳选 项。 每段对话 或独白 你将 听两遍 。 听第 5 段材料，回答第 5 至 6 题

3、 。 5. When will the party be held? A. In the morning. B. In the afternoon. C. In the evening. 6. What will the woman probably bring? A. Puddings. B. Salads. C. Turkey. 听第 6 段材料，回答第 7 至 8 题 。 7. What did the man think of Susan? A. She had a good voice. B. She was polite and friendly. C. She answered

4、the questions well. 8. Who will receive the offer? A. Frank. B. David. C. Susan. 听第 7 段材料，回答第 9 至 11 题 。 9. What does PS Camping offer now? A. Camping equipment. B. Camping places in the UK. C. Camping plans for families. 10. Which could be the childrens activity in the afternoon? A. A drama. B. A d

5、rawing competition. C. A football match. 11. When should the tent areas be quiet? A. At 9:30 pm. B. At 10.00 pm. C. At 10:30 pm. 第三节（ 共 4 小题 ; 每小题 1 分 , 共 4 分 ） 听下面一段 对话 ，根据题目要求在相应题号后的横线上写下 关键 信息， 每空只填 一词 。这段 对话 你将听 两遍 。 数字、日期、地名、人名（大小写） Lost Baggage Report Form Name _12_ Jean Date 24th _13_ Tel No.

6、 _14_ Lost Items A _15_ plastic bag with an umbrella and several CDs inside. 第 二 部分：阅读理解（共两节， 35 分） 第一节 （共 10 小题；每小题 2 分，共 20 分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的 A、 B、 C、 D 四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 A The Power of Sound The music of world-famous guitarist Gabriel Ayala can make you cheer or cry depending on the chords

7、(弦 ). As the winner of numerous musical honors, he said, “I love the power of sound.” He was also recently named Native American Music Awards Artist of the Year and he played at the inauguration of President Barack Obama. “My concerts are a journey for both my audiences and myself,” he says. “Feelin

8、gs and emotions are all over the board and I am the tool trying to convey those feelings, trying to paint a visual picture through chord changes. Sound conveys power, whether its a well-performed craze or the wind blowing through the trees. Music isnt just a pretty melody, also its a visual performa

9、nce that captures moments in life and puts them to music.” Ayala also shares his gift with kids. As a teacher with a masters degree, he serves as an advocate(提倡者 ) for youth education by being a role model. He practices the philosophy of honoring elders, respecting women, and loving children. He del

10、ivers a message to youth that they can become whatever they dream of. The music man has recently launched a non-profit foundation to work more closely with youngsters. “Ive been blessed in both my career and life and feel I need to give back to pay my respect and thanks for the gift I have owned and

11、 I can do that through music,” he says. One of his experiences in giving back involved a high school class of some 200, which included a special needs group. “I used my guitar as a tool to capture their interest and once I began playing, the whole behaviors of the class changed in a positive way. Th

12、is was especially so for one of the disabled students whose hands would not allow him to even hold my costly guitar. When I put the valuable guitar in his lap and he started beating the heck out of it as hard as he could, there wasnt a dry eye in the house. Thats the real reason I play music, not fo

13、r fame or fortune, but because music has the power to truly heal. The look on that boys face was priceless.” 16. In Ayalas eyes, music is a _. A. role model D. visual performance B. natural gift C. famous painting 17. Ayala plays music to _. A. earn money B. be a role model C. become famous D. encou

14、rage the youth 18. From the passage, we can learn that Ayala _. A. plays various instruments skillfully B. sends valuable guitars to disabled students C. devotes himself to delivering the power of music D. calls on children to walk into schools to learn music B Airbnb for Pets The majority of Americ

15、ans see their pets as family members, surveys show. Those with dogs are more likely to call themselves pet “parents” than pet “owners”. In big cities such as San Francisco and Seattle, (owned) dogs outnumber children. Overall, annual spending on pet food and products in America has risen by around 4

16、0% over the past ten years. Now a number of startups have sniffed a fresh opportunity. Much as Airbnb has offered travelers an alternative(替换物 ) to staying in a hotel, two firms, Rover and DogVacay, want to give pet owners an alternative to kennels(养狗场 ) when away from home. One selling point of thi

17、s model is less expense. Customers search for a nearby sitter and pay for their dog to stay in that persons home. The cost is around $30 a night, with the majority of that going to the sitter and around a fifth to the companymuch less than you would spend to check your dog into a kennel. The other b

18、ig selling-point is that pets generally receive better treatment. There are ways, apparently, to vet (资格审查 ) dog hosts to find the real pet lovers: only around 15% of those who apply to serve as pet sitters are approved. Besides, Rover has launched a feature that enables customers to see how far the

19、ir dog has been walked via the GPS in the hosts phone. Like Airbnb, both DogVacay and Rover insure stays against accidents. Another advantage is that customers often use dog-sitting services many times a year, and they tend to be loyal. That has helped DogVacay and Rover attract a lot of venture-cap

20、ital money. But firms that connect pets with hosts will face great competition as they try to go global. And unlike Airbnb, which pulls in customers thanks to its presence in lots of markets that people want to travel to, the network effect for services like DogVacay is local. Despite having foresee

21、n the trend early, such firms may never achieve the same scale as an Airbnb. But then no one ever said it was easy to be top dog. 19. Rover and DogVacay are firms that_. A. sell pet food and products B. offer hotels to pet owners C. provide pet-sitting services D. help pet owners start new firms 20.

22、 One advantage of the Rover and DogVacay model is that_. A. pets are loyal to the pet sitters B. anyone can be accepted as a pet sitter C. customers can walk their dogs with phones D. the firms can insure pets safety during the stays 21. We can learn from the last paragraph that Rover and DogVacay _

23、. A. are facing fierce competition when going global B. are as successful as Airbnb internationally C. have connected pets with hosts worldwide D. have become top dog without difficulty C In the world of today, media have become as necessary as food and clothing. They have played a significant role

24、in strengthening society. Media are considered as “mirror“ of the modern society. In fact, it is the media that shape our lives. The role of media has become one way of trading and marketing of products and prejudices(偏见 ). Media claimed to be governed by righteousness and fairness, but greed has po

25、isoned its virtues. Society is influenced by media in so many ways. It is the media for the masses that help them get information about a lot of things and also form opinions and make judgments regarding various issues. It is the media that keep people informed about what is happening around them an

26、d the world. Everyone can draw something from them. Media have had a bad effect on a generation, mainly because youth are strongly influenced by media. Teenagers and children wish to follow the people who get recognized and do what they do to get noticed. Sometimes, they focus on the bad side of the

27、 media and try to be a part of it. Media affect peoples ideas. Too much involvement of media in everything is a matter of concern. Media can be considered as “watch dog“ of political democracy (民主 ). Through the ages, the emphasis of media on news has disappeared. Media, these days, try to eye the n

28、ews which could help them to sell the information gathered worldwide, so that they could pave a way of success and fame of their respective(各自的 ) channels. For the sake of publicity and selling, important figures lifestyles are usually targeted. Unimportant and irrelevant news is given first attenti

29、on and due to a reason or another, it gets onto the minds of the viewers. And in this way, many a time, important political, economical and sociological news gets neglected and gradually loses its importance. No doubt, media have played a significant role in making the world a global village and red

30、ucing the communication gaps amongst people living in the far areas, but unfortunately, media these days mainly eye the news which is hot and good at selling. The goal is to gain the television rating points. I believe, if media identify their responsibilities and work sincerely and honestly, then t

31、hey can serve as a great force in building the nation. 22. What is the best title of the passage? A. The Development of Media. B. The Role of Media in Todays World. C. The Importance of Media Today. D. The Influence of Media on the Youth. 23. According to Paragraph 2, _. A. media influence society g

32、reatly B. media benefit most of the people C. people inform media of whats happening D. teenagers want to get recognized via media 24. We can learn from the passage that media nowadays _. A. try to work as “watch dog” of political democracy B. fail to target the lifestyles of important figures C. he

33、lp to sell and publicize the important news D. tend to focus on their fame and success 25. The author organizes the passage by_. A. giving definition B. providing examples C. making contrast D. presenting data 第二节 （共 10 小题 ; 每小题 1.5 分 , 共 15 分） Read the following passage and then answer the question

34、s. The Bold Bus Driver On a warm morning last summer, California bus driver Tim Watson was about halfway through his daily 15-mile express route from Milpitas to Fremont when an alert from the Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) flashed across his dashboard screen. A child had been kidnapped （绑架）

35、in Milpitas, the message read, and it asked that drivers be on the lookout for the boy. The victim was described as a three-year-old child in plaid（方格图案的） shorts and red shoes; the suspect, a man in his 20s wearing jeans and a black hooded sweatshirt. Tim felt his stomach drop when he realized that

36、a man with a kid on his hip had boarded the bus just ten minutes earlier. Tim clearly remembered the boys plaid shorts. Tim glanced in one of his mirrors and saw the pair sitting in the last seat at the back of the nearly empty bus. Before alerting authorities, he wanted to confirm their identities.

37、 Pulling into a McDonalds parking lot, he announced that he needed to look for a lost bag. He moved slowly down the aisle, peering under each seat, until he approached the last row. As he bent down, Tim avoided eye contact with the man. “I saw the boys red shoes,” says Tim. “But I knew I had to keep

38、 cool.” Back behind the wheel, Tim apologized for the delay and pulled the bus onto the highway. Not wanting to arouse suspicion, he waited a few minutes, then radioed the bus dispatcher in his low voice that he had the kidnapping suspect on his bus. The dispatcher directed Tim to continue to his fi

39、nal stop at the Fremont BART subway station, where police officers would be waiting. “As Im driving, all I can think about is what Im going to do if I get there before the police,” he says. So he slowed down, rolling along at 35mph in a 65mph zone. As Tim was about to make the last turn into the BAR

40、T parking lot, he saw from the side mirrors police car pull up behind the bus silently but with red lights flashing. “The bus doesnt have a back window, so the guy had no idea they were there,” says Tim. He stopped the bus and opened the doors. In his right side mirror, Tim could see four cops waiti

41、ng for the suspect. As the man got off the bus with the boy, a police officer grabbed the child out of his arms, threw the suspect to the ground, and hand-cuffed him behind his back. The police officers told Tim that about an hour earlier, the man, Alfonso David Edington, 23, had snatched the boy fr

42、om the Milpitas library after he wandered away from his mother. Tim thought about his own sons. He went back to check that the boy was OK. Tim found him sitting calmly in the front seat of a police car, without a tear in sight. “I just smiled at him,” Tim says. “I knew he was safe.” Edington was cha

43、rged with kidnapping and faced up to 11 years in prison. A few weeks after the incident, Tim received a certificate of recognition from the VTA Board of Directors and the city of Milpitas. Still, Tim is humble about his actions. Questions 26 to 30. Judge if the following statements agree with the in

44、formation given in the passage. Choose A for TRUE if the statements agree with it; choose B for FALSE if the statements dont agree with it; choose C for NOT GIVEN if the information the statements carry is not mentioned anywhere in the passage. 26. Tim had a stomachache when he realized that the bad

45、 guy was on his bus. 27. The purpose of Tim pulling into a McDonalds parking lot was to look for a lost bag. 28. Tim slowed down to arrive at the final stop no earlier than the police. 29. The bad guy did not see the police car because the bus didnt have a back window. 30. The boys mother was chatti

46、ng with friends when he wandered away. Questions 31 to 34. Match the following words with their meanings in the passage. Note that there are four choices more than you need. 31. alert 32. snatched 33. hand-cuffed 34. recognition Question 35. Choose the best answer from A, B, C or D. 35. According to

47、 the passage, which of the following could best describe Tim? A. Kind and generous. B. Wise and humorous. C. Patient and creative D. Brave and smart. 第 三 部分：知识运用（共 三 节， 35 分） 第一节 单项填空（共 10 小题； 每小题 1 分，共 10 分） 从每题所给的 A、 B、 C、 D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项 ， 并在答题卡 上将该项涂黑。 36. Mr. Black is such a busy man that he has got _ time to spend with his family. A. some B. little C. few D. much 37. The soil along the Yellow River contains materials _ the natural balance of the area. A. having kept B. to keep C. kept D. keep 38. Over the last decade, the government _ hard