湖北省麻城市2021-2022学年高一上学期期中学业水平测试英语试题（扫描版含答案，有听力音频，无文字材料）

麻城市2021年秋高一期中统一考试英语科参考答案

1—5     ABACB   6—10   CACBC   11—15  ABACA    16—20  AAABC

    21—25   ACBCB  26—30   ACDCB   31—35  D BDAB    36—40  EGCAD

41—45   CDCAB   46--50  ABCAD   51--55  CBADD

56. took  57. to reach    58. who/whom     59. in     60. them     61. entirely     62. running   63. things     64. it     65. wonderful

写作

第一节One possible version:

Dear Tom,

How’s everything going? I heard that you’re interested in learning about Spring Festival. Let me tell you some things about this holiday.

Spring Festival usually falls in January or February. Before Spring Festival, we usually do some house cleaning. People who are working outside of their hometowns will go home for the holiday, no matter how hard it is to travel. All the family members will get together to have a traditional dinner on the day before Spring Festival. Watching the Spring Festival Gala is also a must-do. Next day, children will wear new clothes and visit relatives. They usually get red envelopes with money inside. My mom always says she will save it for me, but I am afraid she will pretend that she forgot about it when I am older.

I hope you can spend the holiday with me and my family someday!

写作第二节One possible version:

Slowly, Annie raised her hand. “Mrs. Page, I didn’t get 100 percent on the test. I missed a word.” She stood up and handed her teacher the beautiful pencil and her test paper. “I spelled ‘weird’ with ‘i-e’ instead of ‘e-i.’’ Annie could feel her classmates eyeing her with surprise as she walked back to her desk. Mrs. Page held up Annie’s test paper. “Class,” she said, “Annie did something even more important than spelling every word correctly on a test.” Mrs. Page smiled at Annie. “She taught us all a lesson on being honest.”

Annie looked around. She found many of her classmates were smiling at her. “Annie, I want you to have this pencil because you set a good example for all of us,” Mrs. Page said. Annie took the beautiful silver, pink, and blue pencil from her teacher. “Thank you, Mrs. Page.” She couldn’t wait to show it to Dad and tell him one of her best days ever.