江西省宜春中学2022-2023学年高一上学期期末英语考试

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宜春中学2022—2023学年上学期期末考试高一年级英语答案 第一部分 听力（共两节，每小题1.5分，满分30分）1-5 CBBAB       6-10 CABAC       11-15 ABCBC        16-20 ABCAA     第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）21-23 ACD        24-27 CBCD        28-31 BACC        32-35 BADA               第二节（共5小题，每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）36-40 ECDGB第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每题1分，满分15分）41-45 ABCDB     46-50 ACDAB        51-55 CADAB第二节（共10小题；每题1.5分，满分15分） 56. Equipped        57. has fed       58. which          59. daily              60. a           61. to help           62. and            63. with               64. happily          65. characters第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分）Possible version: Dear Peter,
    Welcome to China. As a music lover, I would like to send you one of my favorite records to help you understand Chinese music and culture.
    The name of this record is “Jasmine Flower”, which is a representative of Chinese folk music. I give you this record for the following reasons. First of all, it is very popular, with beautiful melody and simple lyrics. It is easy to learn in a short time, which is conducive to understanding Chinese culture and getting closer to the Chinese people. At the same time, its smoothing tunes will make you feel pleased and comfortable. I bet you’ll love it.
    I hope you will enjoy your stay in China.Yours, Li Hua第二节（满分25分） Possible version: Lucy’s present was the very last to be opened. Worrying that it would ruin the party, Madison grabbed the present reluctantly and ripped open the gift-wrap paper. Inside was a delicately hand-made lead rope! Shocked, she widened her eyes, covering her hands over her mouth. “It’s a lead rope for your horse Star. I made it by myself!” Madison pulled it out of the box and placed it on her lap, amazed at its beauty. Lucy added, “I heard you talking about your horse at school. That’s when I got the idea to make you a lead rope.”Deeply moved by what she said, Madison held the lead rope tightly in her hands. It was, by far, her very favorite birthday present of the day. She suddenly felt so bad because she had been so mean to Lucy. With tears swirling in her eyes, she blinked hard to fight them back, feeling a mixture of regret and gratitude. “Thanks so much for this lead rope. I love it! Would you like to join us and be our friends?” Lucy nodded cheerfully. Madison put her arm around Lucy’s shoulders, both smiling. With applause and laughter echoing through the house, Lucy joined the other girls to enjoy the party.听力材料Text 1 W: Are you from Australia, Tom?M: No, my friend Mike is. I am from Canada. I’ll travel to Japan with him next week. Text 2W: Don’t you think the TV is too loud? Please turn it down. M: Sorry, I’ll just turn it off. Text 3W: I like this brown hat. It goes very well with my coat. How much is it? M: It’s $9.95. Do you want me to put it in a box for you?Text 4W: What are you watching?M: Mr. Bean. It’s old, but it’s really funny.W: I love those old shows. Good shows never go out of style!Text 5W: I think we should buy the downtown apartment. Imagine living next to a shopping mall!M: The one outside the city has more space, though.W: It’s certainly cheap, but do you want to spend three hours getting to work every day?Text 6W: What’s up, Mike? ⑦Are you still going to school in Boston?M: No.⑥l transferred to a university in Atlanta and finished up with my undergraduate degree there. Recently, I was accepted into a graduate program in Seattle.W: Wow, Seattle! That sounds great.M: I’m really looking forward to it. It’s supposed to be beautiful there.W: It’s a wonderful city. I’m sure you’ll love it.Text 7M:⑧So Liz, are you going to see a doctor, or do I have to take you myself?W: I’m planning on going. You don’t have to force me. I feel terrible.M: Well, you look terrible.W: Oh, thanks! That makes me feel better.M: You know what I mean. You’ve had a temperature for two days, you have a sore throat, and you have no energy. ⑨If I were you, I would go immediately.W: Yes, I suppose you’re right. It’s just that...M: What?W: I hate hospitals, clinics, needles, and pills.M: So do I. I don’t even like the smell of hospitals, but do you have other choices? If you delay seeing a doctor, you might end up with an infection.W:⑨Okay, you’ve convinced me. I’ll call and make an appointment.Text 8W:⑩Good morning, I am here for my interview.M: Hello, nice to meet you. I’m Mr. Gotcha. Have any trouble finding the place?W: No problem.M: So why don’t you tell me why you are interested in changing positions?W:⑪Unfortunately, our company shut down due to the economy.M: What would you consider your strengths are?W: I am probably best at researching marketing purposes.M: What is your biggest weakness?W: I tend to get bored easily and so I love to keep myself challenged.M:⑫We have a position where that could work out well.Text 9W:⑬(yawns)M: Oh, no.W: ⑬I’m so tired, John...M: Are you OK?W:⑭...but I can’t take a nap because it will interrupt my sleep pattern.M: Oh, no. But how long do your naps usually last?W: It’s random. That’s why I can’t take a nap.M: I love napping. I think it’s great.⑮I feel refreshed after I take a nap. And actually, it lets me take a break from the day to not think about anything.W: If I take a nap, it will keep me up all night.M: Oh, no. I’ve learned to plan that I take a nap during lunch or maybe early afternoon so that it won’t impact what time I go to sleep.W: ⑯I guess I could try it, and just set my alarm, and maybe it will give me more energy.Text 10    M: These days there are too many pills for just about everything. If you can’t sleep, take a pill. If you’re sad, take a pill. If you’re in pain, take a pill. But what about people who are overweight or lack fitness? ⑱The best solution for these people is to exercise, but many people don’t want to exercise or are unable to exercise. Drug companies are always looking for new pills to sell, and many have spent lots of money on developing pills for these people too. Many people in the world of sports are concerned about a pill like this. They fear that some athletes might use it as a performance-enhancing drug.⑲Even though the drug discovered in the 90s was never approved for human to use, some athletes may have used it to cheat. Some people think top athletes who pass drug tests might still be cheating, and in some cases this has been shown to be true. The world-famous swimmer and Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps knew this, so he offered to go through extra drug testing before the 2008 Olympics.⑳He knew that many people would suspect his amazing strength, so he felt he had to prove that it came from hard work and training alone.