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江苏省南京师范大学附属中学2021-2022学年高一下学期期末考试英语试题
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第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5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。
A
Welcme t Scttish Strytelling Centre, Edinburgh — a vibrant arts venue with a seasnal prgramme f live strytelling, theatre, music, exhibitins, wrkshps, family events and festivals.
The Centre’s idea is summed up nicely by the ld Scttish saying, “The stry is tld eye t eye, mind t mind and heart t heart”. The main draw is its prgramme f spken-wrd perfrmances, mst f which take place in its 100-seat basement theatre. The strytelling desn’t just happen n stage, thugh. The grund flr has a large, airy rm used fr exhibitins, wrkshps as well as a mnthly stry sessin fr tts（Tiny Tales fr ne-t three-year-lds）.
Exit thrugh the gift shp
N gift shp! Better than that, the Centre has an independent bkshp, which specializes in fables, myths and flk stries. Many are classics passed dwn frm generatin t generatin, althugh cntemprary （当代的） material als exists in abundance. Kids’ bks are plentiful. Cntemprary highlights include LariDn’s Serpents and Werewlves and Janis Mackay’s The Selki e Girl. Als wrth a lk is Animals, Beasties and Mnsters f Sctland by Lea Taylr, which frms part f The Histry Press’s superb cmpilatin f reginal Scttish flk stries.
Getting there
The Centre is in the middle f Edinburgh’s Old Twn, at the eastern end f the Ryal Mile. It’s a five-minute walk frm Waverley railway statin. Driving in the city centre is t be avided; the nearest bus stps are n the High Street and Nrth Bridge. Fr mre infrmatin, visit Lthian Buses.
Value fr mney
Reasnable. Entry t the grund-flr space is free, althugh all the theatre perfrmances are ticketed. Prices fr shws vary, with the average arund £8 fr adults and £6 fr children. Café Vices, the Centre’s mnthly strytelling night, is £5.
Opening hurs
10 a. m.-6 p. m. frm Mndays t Saturdays; Sunday （July and August nly）. Last entry: 5:30 pm.
21．What can visitrs d at the Centre?
A．Attend a weekly stry sessin.B．Enjy spken-wrd perfrmances.
C．Buy sme suvenirs.D．Watch free shws.
22．What can be learned abut transprtatin t the Centre?
A．Public transprtatin is recmmended.
B．Self-driving is encuraged in the city centre.
C．Rund-trip transprtatin is prvided by the Centre.
D．The nearest bus stp is next t Waverley railway statin.
B
A small new NASA instrument may be able t help predict vlcanic eruptins and mnitr air quality.
Nicknamed NACHOS, which is shrt fr the Nansa t Atmspheric Chemistry Hyperspectral Observatin System, was launched frm Virginia n Feb. 19 abard a NG resupply missin t the Internatinal Space Statin. NACHOS will sn then be placed abard a tiny CubeSat satellite psitined abut 480 km abve Earth, where NASA hpes it will be able t detect gases like SO2 and NO2 in the atmsphere.
“A vlcan just waking up may emit SO2 befre there is any detectable seismic（地震的） activity,” LsAlams Natinal Labratry remte sensing researcher Steve Lve explained in a news release. “That gives us a chance t identify a ptentially erupting vlcan befre it actually blws.”
If successful, NACHOS Wil be the smallest and highest-reslutin（最高分辨率） instrument f its kind in rbit. NASA says that culd lead t new space-based systems that are able t mnitr air quality fr harmful gases in neighbrhds and individual pwer plants. “When we recgnize that these gases are present and can find ut their surces, we have the pprtunity t take actin and minimize negative health utcmes,” said Lve, wh is a task leader n the NACHOS prject.
In the past, NASA has created satellites t bserve these kinds f gases. But Lve said thse satellites traditinally required high-reslutin images and sensitive instruments that were cstly t prduce and perate. Smaller devices, like NACHOS, culd enable a wider use f the technlgy at a much lwer cst. If it prves successful, the technlgy culd als be used in Earth-based systems, NASA says. Lve and his team expect NACHOS t rbit ur planet fr abut a year. “That will give us enugh time t test ur instrument design and gather enugh test data t ensure ur technlgy cncept is reasnable,” Lve said. “Mre pwer and less weight set NACHOS apart and make it an excellent candidate fr future atmspheric trace gas missins.”
23．Why was the instrument NACHOS launched?
A．T imprve air quality.B．T help predict the vlcan eruptins.
C．T cntrl the emissin f SO2 and NO2.D．T resupply the Internatinal Space Statin.
24．What des the underlined wrd “That” in Paragraph 3 refer t?
A．The launch f NACHOS.B．The remte sensing research.
C．The detectable seismic activity.D．The SO2 emissins f vlcanes.
25．Which f the fllwing might Lve agree with abut NACHOS?
A．It is high cstly.B．It needs mre pwer.
C．It is a prmising instrument.D．Its technlgy has prved successful.
C
Abut five weeks ag, I nticed the skin f ur pet lizard was grwing dusty. Later, ur lizard emerged （出现） frm its tank with its ld skin flwing behind it. I didn’t think abut it much until a mrning last week when I kncked my favrite teapt ff the table. It burst int hundreds f pieces. As I swept up the mess, I wndered why we had been breaking s many things ver the mnths.
The destructin started three mnths ag. It was my husband’s birthday. He had just lst his jb. The uncertainty was starting t wear n us, s I wanted t d smething special.
“Let’s make a cake fr Dad!” I cried. My kids screamed with jy. We baked, iced and sprinkled fr mst f the day. Candles n the cake! Ballns n the walls! Flwers n the table!
Tw hurs befre my husband came back hme frm anther jb interview, my daughter climbed up t grab a glass vase frm a high shelf. It fell and crashed beside the cake. Tiny pieces f glass were everywhere. She sbbed ludly as I threw the cake away. My husband had banana pudding fr his birthday.
Three days ag, the light in ur living rm suddenly went ut. After several frustrating hurs f unsuccessful attempts t fix it, my husband suggested watching the Michael Jrdan dcumentary series The Last Dance.
The pignancy （酸楚） f Jrdan retiring frm his belved basketball t play baseball and what had pushed him t make such a tugh decisin tk me by surprise. As I watched him take ff his basketball unifrm and replace it with a baseball unifrm, I saw him leaving behind the layer that n lnger served him, just as ur lizard had. Neither f them chse the mment that had transfrmed them. But they had t live with wh they were after everything was different. Just like us. I realized that we have t learn t leave the past behind.
Humans d nt shed skin（蜕皮） as easily as ther animals. The beginning f change is upsetting. The prcess is tiring. Damage changes us befre we are ready. I see ur lizard, raw and nearly new.
Jrdan said that n matter hw it ends, it starts with hpe. With ur tender, hpeful skin, that is where we begin.
26．Why did the authr’s husband have banana pudding fr his birthday?
A．The birthday cake was ruined.B．The authr made gd puddings.
C．Pudding was his favrite dessert.D．They culdn’t affrd a birthday cake.
27．Why des the authr mentin The Last Dance in the passage?
A．T prve a thery.B．T define a cncept.
C．T develp the theme.D．T prvide the backgrund.
28．Which f the fllwing can be the best title f the passage?
A．Treasure Past Experiences.B．Mve n Whatever Happens.
C．Lve Helps Us thrugh Hardships.D．Breaking Things Makes N Difference.
D
I recently gave a talk abut zer waste living t university students. During the Q&A afterward, the unavidable questin f cst came up. One student pinted ut that he “can’t affrd t buy $30 tthpaste.” While the $30 price may be a bit generus, the student did raise a gd pint that buying zer-waste prducts is ften mre expensive than the verly-packaged traditinal nes.
I tried t handle the questin as best I culd in the mment, but I kept thinking abut it afterward. I’m writing abut it because I’m sure many thers have similar dubts abut their wn abilities t reduce waste withut breaking the bank.
First, nce yu begin t explre the zer waste wrld, yu quickly realize hw pintless many prducts in yur life are. Yu start using fewer, buying less, and using them interchangeably. Sn yu’ll find yurself spending less mney verall, which balances the higher cst f the zer waste nes. The ttal number f prducts in my bathrm decreased by 50% when I became mre fcused n waste reductin.
Secnd, if yu stp t examine thse zer-waste prducts, yu’ll see that they are usually f better quality. Cmpanies usually redesign their packaging t be reusable, upgrading them t be healthier, safer, and greener. S yu’re paying extra mney nt just fr nn-dispsable（非一次性的） packaging, but als fr a better prduct that des less harm.
In my experience, higher-quality skincare prducts last lnger than cheap nes. My persnal habits have develped gradually, t. Knwing an item csts mre leads me t use it in small quantities and use it t the very end. Mrever, I smetimes even make my wn. The price-per-unit is cheap.
T qute Lindsey Miles, a zer waste blgger, “Zer waste is nt abut what we can affrd t buy. It is abut what we chse nt t buy.” T that student wh gt me thinking abut this, I’d recmmend starting with what matters t yu. Over time yu will figure ut where yu get the mst value fr yur mney. In return, yu’ll gain a sense f liberatin frm the cnsumer culture, and a rewarding sense f accmplishment.
29．What can we benefit frm zer waste prducts?
A．Saving mney regularly.B．Balancing the higher cst.
C．Living a cnvenient life.D．Spending mney mre wisely.
30．What kind f prducts wuld the authr like t recmmend?
A．Zer-cst.B．Tp-grade.C．Nn-breakable.D．Well-packed.
31．What is the authr’s purpse f writing this passage?
A．T teach a life lessn.B．T intrduce a scial issue.
C．T prmte a new prduct.D．T encurage a lifestyle.
E
Hartley gt t Central Statin nearly an hur befre his train was due t leave. A lifetime in the theatre had given him a healthy sense f punctuality（守时）; a lifetime f unwanted cups f cffee, cnstant checking f the time, yet anther turn arund the blck befre that all t ften pintless, tiresme auditin（试镜）.
Hartley was 75— pretty fit fr his age, legs hlding up, memry still ticking ver nicely — thugh the ccasins fr punctuality were nw rather fewer. But he was a creature f habit and culdn’t change nw.
He went t the restaurant, and then bught a cffee and a blueberry muffin, tired and failed t find a litter-free table. The cffee was awful, the muffin was stale — but the cffee was always awful, the muffin always stale. Hartley refused t let himself be annyed. His visit t the city had nt been withut its pleasures. Lunch with an ld friend, then a film—regrettably nt using his wn talents —had runded ut a pleasant day.
Hartley was a gd actr, althugh the calls n his talents were nw infrequent. But really, he thught draining（饮尽） his awful cffee, he’d had a reasnably gd career. Smething t be prud f. But he’d never had that break-thrugh part.
He headed fr his platfrm. Just as the train was abut t pull ut a man ran dwn the platfrm, jumped abard as the dr slammed shut and sank int the seat next t Hartley.
“Cutting it a bit fine”, he said.
“Indeed”, Hartley replied. “A clse run thing”.
The man —frtyish, amiable lking — gave him an amused glance.
This brief exchange served as an ice-breaker and they chatted their way thrugh the uter suburbs and int the cuntryside. His neighbur asked Hartley what he did — r had dne — fr a living.
Hartley hated telling peple he was an actr. He was nt ashamed f his jb. Nt at all, but he had lng tired f reactins ranging frm “what have I seen yu in” t “hw d yu learn all thse lines”.
S in situatins like this he simply picked a jb frm a frmer rle. Bit risky, f curse. Yu say yu’re a dctr and find yurself meeting the quizzical（疑问的） gaze f a heart surgen. But he’d never been caught ut and it was harmless enugh game, Hartley felt. It amused him, and he’d given sme damn gd perfrmances t.
“I’m a lawyer”, he replied. “Retired several years ag. Prperty law. Bit f criminal stuff”.
The train was slwing dwn. The man glanced ut f the windw.
“My statin. I had yu quite wrng then”.
He std and tk dwn his briefcase frm the verhead rack.
“Yes, I’d have said yu were an actr. The vice especially. Still, lawyers are actrs in a way, dn’t yu think? Plenty f drama in a curtrm.”
The train drew int the statin.
“I’m a film directr. Chsing a leading actr at the mment. Yu study faces. On the train. Everywhere. Always n the lkut. Anyway, enjyed ur chat. Bye.”
32．What can we learn abut Hartley?
A．He is quite frgetful.B．He lacks a sense f time.
C．He has less jb pprtunities nw.D．He’s achieved great success in his acting career.
33．What did Hartley think f nt telling his jb?
A．Amusing despite the risk.B．Upsetting when caught ut.
C．Harmful t his acting career.D．Helpful t prtect his identity.
34．What can we learn abut Harley’s travel cmpanin frm the underlined sentence?
A．He thught Hartley did a different jb.
B．He mistk Hartley fr anther persn.
C．He understd Hartley’s prfessin was acting.
D．He assumed Hartley had given anther answer.
35．The use f the wrd “Bye” at the end f the stry, ______.
A．describes Hartley’s shck t find the man is a directr
B．shws the readers hw unexpectedly Harley’s career ends
C．cnfirms Hartley’s lack f luck in spite f his acting skills
D．prves the man will recnsider giving Hartley a chance t act
第二节（共5小题，每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Real life Rm Escape Games
Real life rm escape games are a type f physical adventure game in which peple are lcked in a rm with ther participants and have t use the things in the rm t settle a series f puzzles, find clues, and escape the rm within a set time limit.
The games are based n Escape the Rm vide games , such as Crimsn Rm and QP Sht, created by TAKAGISM Inc. by Tshimitsu Takagi in 2005, in which the player is lcked inside a rm and must explre his r her surrundings in rder t escape.（36）______Other inspiratins include adventure bard games and mvies. Real life rm escape games are becming ppular in the United States, Japan, and China. （37）______Fr example, sme games require yu t escape prisn cells while thers require yu t escape space statins.
（38）______Sn, they were exprted t Nrth America, Asia and Australia. Examples include the tw pineer cmpanies Hint Hunt and Adventure Rms.
The games were s successful that new lcatins began pening up acrss China, in cities big and small, accrding t Want China Times. In the suthern city f Shenzhen, fr example, the first escape game lcatin pened last mnth. （39） ______ “These real life escape games can help thse wh stay at hme n their cmputers and iPads all day t experience real scial circles,” Tian Xiachuan, wh wns tw rm escape game stres in Jinan, tld Want China Times. Earlier this year, The Suth China Mrning Pst said the real life escape games are a hit amng “highly stressed students and verwrked yung prfessinals”. （40）______Sme players get s invlved that they tear dwn equipment r decratins inside their “prisns”, as Zhu Yumeng, chief perating fficer f Beijing rm escape game stre Taquan tld China Daily.
A．Each game adds lcal themes t settings.
B．And seven new game lcatins quickly fllwed.
C．They shuld als be brave enugh t face their fears.
D．Smetimes the excitement becmes a bit t much, thugh.
E．Weekend r day event escape games have been held in sme stres.
F．Real life escape games in a fixed lcatin were first pened in Eurpe.
G．Players must be bservant and use their critical thinking skills t escape the rm.
第三部分 语言运用（共一节，满分15分）
第一节 完形填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，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。
What d yu d with an rchid （兰花） after its petals have fallen ff? 41 yu’re an expert n grwing these plants, yu may find that they never blm（开花） fr yu again.
Just like mst things rare and beautiful, they dn’t 42 frever. They all have their wn life cycle. And it’s always a little sad when the petals 43 .
I can’t 44 just thrwing ut rchids. I usually put the green leafed plants utside, and I’ve even tried putting them in the grund a cuple f times, but in vain. After s much trial and errr, I was almst cnvinced that they wuld never re-blm.
This year, 45 my lvely wife had ther ideas.
A few f the plants were mved t a table in the living rm, and sme thers were 46 n the kitchen windw. I happily gave up 47 what t d with my flwerless rchids, and let my wife take ver trying t help them.
At sme pints in life, even the mst magnificent event s cme t a（n） 48 . Life and lve are nly the tw mst typical. Actually, 49 we ever create r get invlved with has its wn life 50 .
Sure, yu can 51 hpe. It was certainly easy t believe that thse rchids wuld never flwer again — that is, until my wife decided t cme t their 52 .
My wife kept mving the plants arund the huse, lking fr the right light. 53 , the rchids stayed alive. Tiny new stems（茎） grew frm the ld nes a year later. And nw, nearly all f them are flwering.
Yes, yu can 54 everything yu think is imprtant— yur beauty, yur wealth, even yur family —but as lng as yu are alive, yu can find new life within smething yu thught was never ging t blm again. Never lse hpe n finding new life, even if the chance is 55 .
41．A．BecauseB．AlthughC．UnlessD．If
42．A．cntinueB．lastC．changeD．g
43．A．fallB．grwC．penD．disappear
44．A．helpB．stpC．keepD．stand
45．A．therefreB．alsC．anywayD．thugh
46．A．remvedB．ignredC．placedD．sld
47．A．questiningB．wnderingC．regrettingD．dubting
48．A．decisinB．cnclusinC．agreementD．end
49．A．nthingB．everythingC．smethingD．anything
50．A．styleB．cycleC．patternD．stry
51．A．stick tB．break dwnC．build upD．give up
52．A．rescueB．defenseC．nticeD．way
53．A．GenerallyB．NrmallyC．SurprisinglyD．Sadly
54．A．lseB．missC．gainD．keep
55．A．fairB．bigC．rareD．slim
第四部分 语法知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下列句子并用适当的动词形式填空。
56．We cannt help but ______（wnder） what unknwn greatness human beings have has nt yet been discvered.
57．______（give） her cntinuus interest in helping thers, being a dctr seems the right jb fr her.
58．Thugh ______（leave） behind and feeling awkward, Jack kept n running until he reached the finishing line.
59．Believe it r nt, crying is a useful way yu can imagine ______（relieve） pressure.
60．Smith never dreamed f there ______（be） a chance fr him t win the first prize in the cmpetitin.
61．Last year, abut ten Chinese students were reprted ______（kill） in the earthquake in New Zealand
62．______（use） fr many years, the bike nw needs repairing.
63．______（examine） nce every tw years, whether it is a car, a bus r a lrry, is the rule that all drivers must bey in ur cuntry.
64．Des the way yu thught f ______（clean） the river make any sense?
65．I wn’t have yu ______（talk） t yur teacher in this way. Yu are s rude!
66．The fish ______（taste） bad, mst students left much f it untuched.
67．“It is such a nice place,” Mther said as she sat at the table ______（reserve） fr custmers.
68．______（lcate） at the city centre f Nanjing was a statue f Sun Zhngshan.
69．Art, alng with music and petry,______（regard） as smething inspiring since the Renaissance（文艺复兴）.
70．With mre frests being destryed, huge quantities f gd earth ______（wash） away nw.
第五部分 短文填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式
Cpy and paste schls
Hw will gegraphy affect yur future? Fr sme children arund the wrld, the envirnment they grw up（71）______ has a huge impact n their lives. Fr example, children in Madagascar nw stand t benefit frm the large amunt f sunlight their cuntry receives. One nn-gvernmental rganizatin （NGO） is building 3D-printed schls（72）______run n slar pwer.
Maggie Grut was just 15 years ld when she funded her NGO-Thinking Huts. Nw 22, she is celebrating the（73）______（cmplete） f her NGO’s first 3D-printed schl in Madagascar.
She（74）______（lead） the entire prcess frm start t finish, wrking with a prfessr frm the university supprting her NGO. First, they scuted （搜寻） several lcatins and ultimately decided n Madagascar due t （75）______need fr schls and ability t prvide （76）______renewable energy surce. Then Grut drew a design layut fr the schl cnsidering many elements.
Next, Grut had t find the right architect and 3D printing firm fr the jb. Using an architecture-scale 3D printer, the schl was built layer by layer frm the grund up. This methd f cnstructin decreases the need fr cncrete（混凝土）（77）______up t 50 percent and emits less CO2, （78）______（mean） the schl can be cmpleted with in a week. （79）______（increase） sustainability, the prcess included surcing lcal materials t build drs, windws and rf.
What’s mre, the NGO emplyed a lcal labr frce and trained them t use a 3D printer s that they can build mre schls n their wn in the future. She plans t print anther schl in a（80）______（remte） part f the cuntry where ne in five children dn’t have the chance t attend primary schl.
第六部分 课本基础知识（共三节，满分40分）
第一节 单词填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）
阅读下列句子并根据所给的首字母用课本中适当的单词和形式填空。
81．The prduct, unless stated ______ is suitable fr 2-4 peple.
82．He is such a c______ by, always asking questins.
83．Carbn dixide makes up the vast m______ f greenhuse gas emissins, s it’s necessary t prtect frests t fix carbn.
84．The Bund is ne f the mst famus turist d______ in Shanghai.
85．With cities shutting dwn the ecnmy fr mnths, sme small businesses are lsing prfits. They say they might nt s______ the COVID-19 pandemic.
86．Hearing that bth were admitted t their dream schls, the girls burst int tears and began h______ each ther.
87．My parents made travel a______ fr me t g t Guilin during this Natinal Hliday.
88．I usually have fast fd d______ t my ffice during busy times.
89．In an i______he tk ff his cat and jumped int the water t save the girl.
90．Having been at schl fr 10 mnths, it is ______ that every student is lking frward t the cming summer vacatin.
91．When yur cmputer crashes, yu can call this number t seek help frm at ______ team.
92．If peple are made mre a______ f the risks f bad driving, the rads will becme safer fr everybdy.
93．We are lking frward t yur c______ n the newly-release d film Jurassic Wrld Ⅲ.
94．Dctrs r______ a piece f skin frm anther part f the patient’s bdy and used it t cver the wund.
95．Gentlemen are r______ t wear a jacket and tie fr the Oscars after-party.
96．The BRIC（金砖） cuntries are the biggest centers f ecnmic grwth and mre than half f the planet’s ppulatin, whse rle in internatinal a______ will grw.
97．If she had knwn that the mushrm was p______, she wuldn’t have picked it fr dinner.
98．In the 19th century, there used t be many hunters t______ and shting bears with an intentin t sell their fur and meat.
99．Nwadays, the Internet can allw us t step int a wrld withut f______ where yu can explre limitless pssibilities and try new things.
100．In Prtland, dzens f peple hiked arund Muntain Tabr Sunday mrning, walking dgs r jgging befre the heat became u______.
第二节 词组填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
101．The building was destryed in the fire, which ______ ______（突然发生） late n Saturday night.
102．At that very mment, smewhere ______ ______ ______（在远处）a wlf let ut a deep hwl.
103．As we targeted ur prducts specifically at yung peple, ur business started ______ ______（迅速流行）
104．______ ______ ______（最重要的是）, get t sleep early tnight s yu’ll be rested fr the race tmrrw.
105．The survey ______ ______ ______ ______（采用……的形式）a questinnaire, which was sent ut t the 1,000 fellws f the assciatin.
106．The gvernment is cmmitted t slving every prblem that stands ______ ______ ______（妨碍；挡道）, frm human rights t the envirnment.
107．She was ver the age limit and,______ ______（因此，作为结果）, her applicatin was rejected.
108．Click with the right muse buttn t ______ ______（调出） a new menu.
109．The future ______ ______（属于） thse wh believe in the beauty f their dreams.
110．With the high-quality and timely infrmatin ______ ______ ______（掌握）, tday’s children are rising abve the fears f their parents.
第三节 翻译句子（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
111．接入互联网带来了一些改变我们生活的好处。（倒装句，cme）
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112．她从来没有想到她会把钱花光。（ccur; run ut）
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113．从某种程度上说，这一风俗已经几百年保持不变。（extent, remain）
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114．点一下鼠标，你就可以舒舒服服地在家里购物。（click, cmfrt）
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115．随着人口的增长，我们对环境的影响也在增加。（s; effect）
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2021-2022学年高一下学期南师附中期末考试
参考答案
第二部分 阅读
第一节 阅读理解
21-22 BA 23-25 BDC 26-28 ACB 29-31 DBD 32-35 CAAC
第二节 七选五
36-40 GAFBD
第三部分 语言运用
41-45 CBADD 46-50 CBDBB 51-55 DACAD
第四部分 语法知识
56．wnder 57．Given 58．left 59．t relieve
60．being 61．t have been killed 62．Having been used 63．Being examined
64．t clean 65．talking 66．tasting 67．reserved
68．Lcated 69．has been regarded 70．are being washed
第五部分 短文填空
71．in 72．that/which 73．cmpletin 74．led
75．its 76．a 77．by 78．meaning
79．T increase 80．mre remte/remter
第六部分 课本基础知识
第一节 单词填空
81．therwise 82．curius 83．majrity 84．destinatins
85．survive 86．hugging 87．arrangements 88．delivered
89．instant 90．bvius 91．technical 92．aware
93．cmment（s） 94．remved 95．requested 96．affairs
97．pisnus 98．tracking 99．frntiers 100．unbearable
第二节 词组填空
101．brke ut 102．in the distance 103．taking ff 104．Abve all else
105．tk the frm f 106．in the way 107．in cnsequence 108．bring up
109．belngs t 110．at their fingertips
第三节 翻译句子
111．With access t the Internet cme sme life-changing advantages.
112．It has never ccurred t her/ never ccurred t her that she wuld run ut f mney/her mney wuld run ut.
113．T a certain extent, the custm has remained unchanged fr centuries.
114．With the click f a muse, yu can d shpping at hme in cmfrt/ in the cmfrt f yur hme. Click the muse and yu can shp at hme in cmfrt/ in the cmfrt f yur hme.
115．As the ppulatin grws, s des the effect（s） we have n the envirnment/ ur effect（s） n the envirnment.
第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5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。
A
Welcme t Scttish Strytelling Centre, Edinburgh — a vibrant arts venue with a seasnal prgramme f live strytelling, theatre, music, exhibitins, wrkshps, family events and festivals.
The Centre’s idea is summed up nicely by the ld Scttish saying, “The stry is tld eye t eye, mind t mind and heart t heart”. The main draw is its prgramme f spken-wrd perfrmances, mst f which take place in its 100-seat basement theatre. The strytelling desn’t just happen n stage, thugh. The grund flr has a large, airy rm used fr exhibitins, wrkshps as well as a mnthly stry sessin fr tts（Tiny Tales fr ne-t three-year-lds）.
Exit thrugh the gift shp
N gift shp! Better than that, the Centre has an independent bkshp, which specializes in fables, myths and flk stries. Many are classics passed dwn frm generatin t generatin, althugh cntemprary （当代的） material als exists in abundance. Kids’ bks are plentiful. Cntemprary highlights include LariDn’s Serpents and Werewlves and Janis Mackay’s The Selki e Girl. Als wrth a lk is Animals, Beasties and Mnsters f Sctland by Lea Taylr, which frms part f The Histry Press’s superb cmpilatin f reginal Scttish flk stries.
Getting there
The Centre is in the middle f Edinburgh’s Old Twn, at the eastern end f the Ryal Mile. It’s a five-minute walk frm Waverley railway statin. Driving in the city centre is t be avided; the nearest bus stps are n the High Street and Nrth Bridge. Fr mre infrmatin, visit Lthian Buses.
Value fr mney
Reasnable. Entry t the grund-flr space is free, althugh all the theatre perfrmances are ticketed. Prices fr shws vary, with the average arund £8 fr adults and £6 fr children. Café Vices, the Centre’s mnthly strytelling night, is £5.
Opening hurs
10 a. m.-6 p. m. frm Mndays t Saturdays; Sunday （July and August nly）. Last entry: 5:30 pm.
21．What can visitrs d at the Centre?
A．Attend a weekly stry sessin.B．Enjy spken-wrd perfrmances.
C．Buy sme suvenirs.D．Watch free shws.
22．What can be learned abut transprtatin t the Centre?
A．Public transprtatin is recmmended.
B．Self-driving is encuraged in the city centre.
C．Rund-trip transprtatin is prvided by the Centre.
D．The nearest bus stp is next t Waverley railway statin.
B
A small new NASA instrument may be able t help predict vlcanic eruptins and mnitr air quality.
Nicknamed NACHOS, which is shrt fr the Nansa t Atmspheric Chemistry Hyperspectral Observatin System, was launched frm Virginia n Feb. 19 abard a NG resupply missin t the Internatinal Space Statin. NACHOS will sn then be placed abard a tiny CubeSat satellite psitined abut 480 km abve Earth, where NASA hpes it will be able t detect gases like SO2 and NO2 in the atmsphere.
“A vlcan just waking up may emit SO2 befre there is any detectable seismic（地震的） activity,” LsAlams Natinal Labratry remte sensing researcher Steve Lve explained in a news release. “That gives us a chance t identify a ptentially erupting vlcan befre it actually blws.”
If successful, NACHOS Wil be the smallest and highest-reslutin（最高分辨率） instrument f its kind in rbit. NASA says that culd lead t new space-based systems that are able t mnitr air quality fr harmful gases in neighbrhds and individual pwer plants. “When we recgnize that these gases are present and can find ut their surces, we have the pprtunity t take actin and minimize negative health utcmes,” said Lve, wh is a task leader n the NACHOS prject.
In the past, NASA has created satellites t bserve these kinds f gases. But Lve said thse satellites traditinally required high-reslutin images and sensitive instruments that were cstly t prduce and perate. Smaller devices, like NACHOS, culd enable a wider use f the technlgy at a much lwer cst. If it prves successful, the technlgy culd als be used in Earth-based systems, NASA says. Lve and his team expect NACHOS t rbit ur planet fr abut a year. “That will give us enugh time t test ur instrument design and gather enugh test data t ensure ur technlgy cncept is reasnable,” Lve said. “Mre pwer and less weight set NACHOS apart and make it an excellent candidate fr future atmspheric trace gas missins.”
23．Why was the instrument NACHOS launched?
A．T imprve air quality.B．T help predict the vlcan eruptins.
C．T cntrl the emissin f SO2 and NO2.D．T resupply the Internatinal Space Statin.
24．What des the underlined wrd “That” in Paragraph 3 refer t?
A．The launch f NACHOS.B．The remte sensing research.
C．The detectable seismic activity.D．The SO2 emissins f vlcanes.
25．Which f the fllwing might Lve agree with abut NACHOS?
A．It is high cstly.B．It needs mre pwer.
C．It is a prmising instrument.D．Its technlgy has prved successful.
C
Abut five weeks ag, I nticed the skin f ur pet lizard was grwing dusty. Later, ur lizard emerged （出现） frm its tank with its ld skin flwing behind it. I didn’t think abut it much until a mrning last week when I kncked my favrite teapt ff the table. It burst int hundreds f pieces. As I swept up the mess, I wndered why we had been breaking s many things ver the mnths.
The destructin started three mnths ag. It was my husband’s birthday. He had just lst his jb. The uncertainty was starting t wear n us, s I wanted t d smething special.
“Let’s make a cake fr Dad!” I cried. My kids screamed with jy. We baked, iced and sprinkled fr mst f the day. Candles n the cake! Ballns n the walls! Flwers n the table!
Tw hurs befre my husband came back hme frm anther jb interview, my daughter climbed up t grab a glass vase frm a high shelf. It fell and crashed beside the cake. Tiny pieces f glass were everywhere. She sbbed ludly as I threw the cake away. My husband had banana pudding fr his birthday.
Three days ag, the light in ur living rm suddenly went ut. After several frustrating hurs f unsuccessful attempts t fix it, my husband suggested watching the Michael Jrdan dcumentary series The Last Dance.
The pignancy （酸楚） f Jrdan retiring frm his belved basketball t play baseball and what had pushed him t make such a tugh decisin tk me by surprise. As I watched him take ff his basketball unifrm and replace it with a baseball unifrm, I saw him leaving behind the layer that n lnger served him, just as ur lizard had. Neither f them chse the mment that had transfrmed them. But they had t live with wh they were after everything was different. Just like us. I realized that we have t learn t leave the past behind.
Humans d nt shed skin（蜕皮） as easily as ther animals. The beginning f change is upsetting. The prcess is tiring. Damage changes us befre we are ready. I see ur lizard, raw and nearly new.
Jrdan said that n matter hw it ends, it starts with hpe. With ur tender, hpeful skin, that is where we begin.
26．Why did the authr’s husband have banana pudding fr his birthday?
A．The birthday cake was ruined.B．The authr made gd puddings.
C．Pudding was his favrite dessert.D．They culdn’t affrd a birthday cake.
27．Why des the authr mentin The Last Dance in the passage?
A．T prve a thery.B．T define a cncept.
C．T develp the theme.D．T prvide the backgrund.
28．Which f the fllwing can be the best title f the passage?
A．Treasure Past Experiences.B．Mve n Whatever Happens.
C．Lve Helps Us thrugh Hardships.D．Breaking Things Makes N Difference.
D
I recently gave a talk abut zer waste living t university students. During the Q&A afterward, the unavidable questin f cst came up. One student pinted ut that he “can’t affrd t buy $30 tthpaste.” While the $30 price may be a bit generus, the student did raise a gd pint that buying zer-waste prducts is ften mre expensive than the verly-packaged traditinal nes.
I tried t handle the questin as best I culd in the mment, but I kept thinking abut it afterward. I’m writing abut it because I’m sure many thers have similar dubts abut their wn abilities t reduce waste withut breaking the bank.
First, nce yu begin t explre the zer waste wrld, yu quickly realize hw pintless many prducts in yur life are. Yu start using fewer, buying less, and using them interchangeably. Sn yu’ll find yurself spending less mney verall, which balances the higher cst f the zer waste nes. The ttal number f prducts in my bathrm decreased by 50% when I became mre fcused n waste reductin.
Secnd, if yu stp t examine thse zer-waste prducts, yu’ll see that they are usually f better quality. Cmpanies usually redesign their packaging t be reusable, upgrading them t be healthier, safer, and greener. S yu’re paying extra mney nt just fr nn-dispsable（非一次性的） packaging, but als fr a better prduct that des less harm.
In my experience, higher-quality skincare prducts last lnger than cheap nes. My persnal habits have develped gradually, t. Knwing an item csts mre leads me t use it in small quantities and use it t the very end. Mrever, I smetimes even make my wn. The price-per-unit is cheap.
T qute Lindsey Miles, a zer waste blgger, “Zer waste is nt abut what we can affrd t buy. It is abut what we chse nt t buy.” T that student wh gt me thinking abut this, I’d recmmend starting with what matters t yu. Over time yu will figure ut where yu get the mst value fr yur mney. In return, yu’ll gain a sense f liberatin frm the cnsumer culture, and a rewarding sense f accmplishment.
29．What can we benefit frm zer waste prducts?
A．Saving mney regularly.B．Balancing the higher cst.
C．Living a cnvenient life.D．Spending mney mre wisely.
30．What kind f prducts wuld the authr like t recmmend?
A．Zer-cst.B．Tp-grade.C．Nn-breakable.D．Well-packed.
31．What is the authr’s purpse f writing this passage?
A．T teach a life lessn.B．T intrduce a scial issue.
C．T prmte a new prduct.D．T encurage a lifestyle.
E
Hartley gt t Central Statin nearly an hur befre his train was due t leave. A lifetime in the theatre had given him a healthy sense f punctuality（守时）; a lifetime f unwanted cups f cffee, cnstant checking f the time, yet anther turn arund the blck befre that all t ften pintless, tiresme auditin（试镜）.
Hartley was 75— pretty fit fr his age, legs hlding up, memry still ticking ver nicely — thugh the ccasins fr punctuality were nw rather fewer. But he was a creature f habit and culdn’t change nw.
He went t the restaurant, and then bught a cffee and a blueberry muffin, tired and failed t find a litter-free table. The cffee was awful, the muffin was stale — but the cffee was always awful, the muffin always stale. Hartley refused t let himself be annyed. His visit t the city had nt been withut its pleasures. Lunch with an ld friend, then a film—regrettably nt using his wn talents —had runded ut a pleasant day.
Hartley was a gd actr, althugh the calls n his talents were nw infrequent. But really, he thught draining（饮尽） his awful cffee, he’d had a reasnably gd career. Smething t be prud f. But he’d never had that break-thrugh part.
He headed fr his platfrm. Just as the train was abut t pull ut a man ran dwn the platfrm, jumped abard as the dr slammed shut and sank int the seat next t Hartley.
“Cutting it a bit fine”, he said.
“Indeed”, Hartley replied. “A clse run thing”.
The man —frtyish, amiable lking — gave him an amused glance.
This brief exchange served as an ice-breaker and they chatted their way thrugh the uter suburbs and int the cuntryside. His neighbur asked Hartley what he did — r had dne — fr a living.
Hartley hated telling peple he was an actr. He was nt ashamed f his jb. Nt at all, but he had lng tired f reactins ranging frm “what have I seen yu in” t “hw d yu learn all thse lines”.
S in situatins like this he simply picked a jb frm a frmer rle. Bit risky, f curse. Yu say yu’re a dctr and find yurself meeting the quizzical（疑问的） gaze f a heart surgen. But he’d never been caught ut and it was harmless enugh game, Hartley felt. It amused him, and he’d given sme damn gd perfrmances t.
“I’m a lawyer”, he replied. “Retired several years ag. Prperty law. Bit f criminal stuff”.
The train was slwing dwn. The man glanced ut f the windw.
“My statin. I had yu quite wrng then”.
He std and tk dwn his briefcase frm the verhead rack.
“Yes, I’d have said yu were an actr. The vice especially. Still, lawyers are actrs in a way, dn’t yu think? Plenty f drama in a curtrm.”
The train drew int the statin.
“I’m a film directr. Chsing a leading actr at the mment. Yu study faces. On the train. Everywhere. Always n the lkut. Anyway, enjyed ur chat. Bye.”
32．What can we learn abut Hartley?
A．He is quite frgetful.B．He lacks a sense f time.
C．He has less jb pprtunities nw.D．He’s achieved great success in his acting career.
33．What did Hartley think f nt telling his jb?
A．Amusing despite the risk.B．Upsetting when caught ut.
C．Harmful t his acting career.D．Helpful t prtect his identity.
34．What can we learn abut Harley’s travel cmpanin frm the underlined sentence?
A．He thught Hartley did a different jb.
B．He mistk Hartley fr anther persn.
C．He understd Hartley’s prfessin was acting.
D．He assumed Hartley had given anther answer.
35．The use f the wrd “Bye” at the end f the stry, ______.
A．describes Hartley’s shck t find the man is a directr
B．shws the readers hw unexpectedly Harley’s career ends
C．cnfirms Hartley’s lack f luck in spite f his acting skills
D．prves the man will recnsider giving Hartley a chance t act
第二节（共5小题，每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Real life Rm Escape Games
Real life rm escape games are a type f physical adventure game in which peple are lcked in a rm with ther participants and have t use the things in the rm t settle a series f puzzles, find clues, and escape the rm within a set time limit.
The games are based n Escape the Rm vide games , such as Crimsn Rm and QP Sht, created by TAKAGISM Inc. by Tshimitsu Takagi in 2005, in which the player is lcked inside a rm and must explre his r her surrundings in rder t escape.（36）______Other inspiratins include adventure bard games and mvies. Real life rm escape games are becming ppular in the United States, Japan, and China. （37）______Fr example, sme games require yu t escape prisn cells while thers require yu t escape space statins.
（38）______Sn, they were exprted t Nrth America, Asia and Australia. Examples include the tw pineer cmpanies Hint Hunt and Adventure Rms.
The games were s successful that new lcatins began pening up acrss China, in cities big and small, accrding t Want China Times. In the suthern city f Shenzhen, fr example, the first escape game lcatin pened last mnth. （39） ______ “These real life escape games can help thse wh stay at hme n their cmputers and iPads all day t experience real scial circles,” Tian Xiachuan, wh wns tw rm escape game stres in Jinan, tld Want China Times. Earlier this year, The Suth China Mrning Pst said the real life escape games are a hit amng “highly stressed students and verwrked yung prfessinals”. （40）______Sme players get s invlved that they tear dwn equipment r decratins inside their “prisns”, as Zhu Yumeng, chief perating fficer f Beijing rm escape game stre Taquan tld China Daily.
A．Each game adds lcal themes t settings.
B．And seven new game lcatins quickly fllwed.
C．They shuld als be brave enugh t face their fears.
D．Smetimes the excitement becmes a bit t much, thugh.
E．Weekend r day event escape games have been held in sme stres.
F．Real life escape games in a fixed lcatin were first pened in Eurpe.
G．Players must be bservant and use their critical thinking skills t escape the rm.
第三部分 语言运用（共一节，满分15分）
第一节 完形填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，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。
What d yu d with an rchid （兰花） after its petals have fallen ff? 41 yu’re an expert n grwing these plants, yu may find that they never blm（开花） fr yu again.
Just like mst things rare and beautiful, they dn’t 42 frever. They all have their wn life cycle. And it’s always a little sad when the petals 43 .
I can’t 44 just thrwing ut rchids. I usually put the green leafed plants utside, and I’ve even tried putting them in the grund a cuple f times, but in vain. After s much trial and errr, I was almst cnvinced that they wuld never re-blm.
This year, 45 my lvely wife had ther ideas.
A few f the plants were mved t a table in the living rm, and sme thers were 46 n the kitchen windw. I happily gave up 47 what t d with my flwerless rchids, and let my wife take ver trying t help them.
At sme pints in life, even the mst magnificent event s cme t a（n） 48 . Life and lve are nly the tw mst typical. Actually, 49 we ever create r get invlved with has its wn life 50 .
Sure, yu can 51 hpe. It was certainly easy t believe that thse rchids wuld never flwer again — that is, until my wife decided t cme t their 52 .
My wife kept mving the plants arund the huse, lking fr the right light. 53 , the rchids stayed alive. Tiny new stems（茎） grew frm the ld nes a year later. And nw, nearly all f them are flwering.
Yes, yu can 54 everything yu think is imprtant— yur beauty, yur wealth, even yur family —but as lng as yu are alive, yu can find new life within smething yu thught was never ging t blm again. Never lse hpe n finding new life, even if the chance is 55 .
41．A．BecauseB．AlthughC．UnlessD．If
42．A．cntinueB．lastC．changeD．g
43．A．fallB．grwC．penD．disappear
44．A．helpB．stpC．keepD．stand
45．A．therefreB．alsC．anywayD．thugh
46．A．remvedB．ignredC．placedD．sld
47．A．questiningB．wnderingC．regrettingD．dubting
48．A．decisinB．cnclusinC．agreementD．end
49．A．nthingB．everythingC．smethingD．anything
50．A．styleB．cycleC．patternD．stry
51．A．stick tB．break dwnC．build upD．give up
52．A．rescueB．defenseC．nticeD．way
53．A．GenerallyB．NrmallyC．SurprisinglyD．Sadly
54．A．lseB．missC．gainD．keep
55．A．fairB．bigC．rareD．slim
第四部分 语法知识（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下列句子并用适当的动词形式填空。
56．We cannt help but ______（wnder） what unknwn greatness human beings have has nt yet been discvered.
57．______（give） her cntinuus interest in helping thers, being a dctr seems the right jb fr her.
58．Thugh ______（leave） behind and feeling awkward, Jack kept n running until he reached the finishing line.
59．Believe it r nt, crying is a useful way yu can imagine ______（relieve） pressure.
60．Smith never dreamed f there ______（be） a chance fr him t win the first prize in the cmpetitin.
61．Last year, abut ten Chinese students were reprted ______（kill） in the earthquake in New Zealand
62．______（use） fr many years, the bike nw needs repairing.
63．______（examine） nce every tw years, whether it is a car, a bus r a lrry, is the rule that all drivers must bey in ur cuntry.
64．Des the way yu thught f ______（clean） the river make any sense?
65．I wn’t have yu ______（talk） t yur teacher in this way. Yu are s rude!
66．The fish ______（taste） bad, mst students left much f it untuched.
67．“It is such a nice place,” Mther said as she sat at the table ______（reserve） fr custmers.
68．______（lcate） at the city centre f Nanjing was a statue f Sun Zhngshan.
69．Art, alng with music and petry,______（regard） as smething inspiring since the Renaissance（文艺复兴）.
70．With mre frests being destryed, huge quantities f gd earth ______（wash） away nw.
第五部分 短文填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式
Cpy and paste schls
Hw will gegraphy affect yur future? Fr sme children arund the wrld, the envirnment they grw up（71）______ has a huge impact n their lives. Fr example, children in Madagascar nw stand t benefit frm the large amunt f sunlight their cuntry receives. One nn-gvernmental rganizatin （NGO） is building 3D-printed schls（72）______run n slar pwer.
Maggie Grut was just 15 years ld when she funded her NGO-Thinking Huts. Nw 22, she is celebrating the（73）______（cmplete） f her NGO’s first 3D-printed schl in Madagascar.
She（74）______（lead） the entire prcess frm start t finish, wrking with a prfessr frm the university supprting her NGO. First, they scuted （搜寻） several lcatins and ultimately decided n Madagascar due t （75）______need fr schls and ability t prvide （76）______renewable energy surce. Then Grut drew a design layut fr the schl cnsidering many elements.
Next, Grut had t find the right architect and 3D printing firm fr the jb. Using an architecture-scale 3D printer, the schl was built layer by layer frm the grund up. This methd f cnstructin decreases the need fr cncrete（混凝土）（77）______up t 50 percent and emits less CO2, （78）______（mean） the schl can be cmpleted with in a week. （79）______（increase） sustainability, the prcess included surcing lcal materials t build drs, windws and rf.
What’s mre, the NGO emplyed a lcal labr frce and trained them t use a 3D printer s that they can build mre schls n their wn in the future. She plans t print anther schl in a（80）______（remte） part f the cuntry where ne in five children dn’t have the chance t attend primary schl.
第六部分 课本基础知识（共三节，满分40分）
第一节 单词填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）
阅读下列句子并根据所给的首字母用课本中适当的单词和形式填空。
81．The prduct, unless stated ______ is suitable fr 2-4 peple.
82．He is such a c______ by, always asking questins.
83．Carbn dixide makes up the vast m______ f greenhuse gas emissins, s it’s necessary t prtect frests t fix carbn.
84．The Bund is ne f the mst famus turist d______ in Shanghai.
85．With cities shutting dwn the ecnmy fr mnths, sme small businesses are lsing prfits. They say they might nt s______ the COVID-19 pandemic.
86．Hearing that bth were admitted t their dream schls, the girls burst int tears and began h______ each ther.
87．My parents made travel a______ fr me t g t Guilin during this Natinal Hliday.
88．I usually have fast fd d______ t my ffice during busy times.
89．In an i______he tk ff his cat and jumped int the water t save the girl.
90．Having been at schl fr 10 mnths, it is ______ that every student is lking frward t the cming summer vacatin.
91．When yur cmputer crashes, yu can call this number t seek help frm at ______ team.
92．If peple are made mre a______ f the risks f bad driving, the rads will becme safer fr everybdy.
93．We are lking frward t yur c______ n the newly-release d film Jurassic Wrld Ⅲ.
94．Dctrs r______ a piece f skin frm anther part f the patient’s bdy and used it t cver the wund.
95．Gentlemen are r______ t wear a jacket and tie fr the Oscars after-party.
96．The BRIC（金砖） cuntries are the biggest centers f ecnmic grwth and mre than half f the planet’s ppulatin, whse rle in internatinal a______ will grw.
97．If she had knwn that the mushrm was p______, she wuldn’t have picked it fr dinner.
98．In the 19th century, there used t be many hunters t______ and shting bears with an intentin t sell their fur and meat.
99．Nwadays, the Internet can allw us t step int a wrld withut f______ where yu can explre limitless pssibilities and try new things.
100．In Prtland, dzens f peple hiked arund Muntain Tabr Sunday mrning, walking dgs r jgging befre the heat became u______.
第二节 词组填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
101．The building was destryed in the fire, which ______ ______（突然发生） late n Saturday night.
102．At that very mment, smewhere ______ ______ ______（在远处）a wlf let ut a deep hwl.
103．As we targeted ur prducts specifically at yung peple, ur business started ______ ______（迅速流行）
104．______ ______ ______（最重要的是）, get t sleep early tnight s yu’ll be rested fr the race tmrrw.
105．The survey ______ ______ ______ ______（采用……的形式）a questinnaire, which was sent ut t the 1,000 fellws f the assciatin.
106．The gvernment is cmmitted t slving every prblem that stands ______ ______ ______（妨碍；挡道）, frm human rights t the envirnment.
107．She was ver the age limit and,______ ______（因此，作为结果）, her applicatin was rejected.
108．Click with the right muse buttn t ______ ______（调出） a new menu.
109．The future ______ ______（属于） thse wh believe in the beauty f their dreams.
110．With the high-quality and timely infrmatin ______ ______ ______（掌握）, tday’s children are rising abve the fears f their parents.
第三节 翻译句子（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
111．接入互联网带来了一些改变我们生活的好处。（倒装句，cme）
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112．她从来没有想到她会把钱花光。（ccur; run ut）
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113．从某种程度上说，这一风俗已经几百年保持不变。（extent, remain）
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114．点一下鼠标，你就可以舒舒服服地在家里购物。（click, cmfrt）
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115．随着人口的增长，我们对环境的影响也在增加。（s; effect）
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2021-2022学年高一下学期南师附中期末考试
参考答案
第二部分 阅读
第一节 阅读理解
21-22 BA 23-25 BDC 26-28 ACB 29-31 DBD 32-35 CAAC
第二节 七选五
36-40 GAFBD
第三部分 语言运用
41-45 CBADD 46-50 CBDBB 51-55 DACAD
第四部分 语法知识
56．wnder 57．Given 58．left 59．t relieve
60．being 61．t have been killed 62．Having been used 63．Being examined
64．t clean 65．talking 66．tasting 67．reserved
68．Lcated 69．has been regarded 70．are being washed
第五部分 短文填空
71．in 72．that/which 73．cmpletin 74．led
75．its 76．a 77．by 78．meaning
79．T increase 80．mre remte/remter
第六部分 课本基础知识
第一节 单词填空
81．therwise 82．curius 83．majrity 84．destinatins
85．survive 86．hugging 87．arrangements 88．delivered
89．instant 90．bvius 91．technical 92．aware
93．cmment（s） 94．remved 95．requested 96．affairs
97．pisnus 98．tracking 99．frntiers 100．unbearable
第二节 词组填空
101．brke ut 102．in the distance 103．taking ff 104．Abve all else
105．tk the frm f 106．in the way 107．in cnsequence 108．bring up
109．belngs t 110．at their fingertips
第三节 翻译句子
111．With access t the Internet cme sme life-changing advantages.
112．It has never ccurred t her/ never ccurred t her that she wuld run ut f mney/her mney wuld run ut.
113．T a certain extent, the custm has remained unchanged fr centuries.
114．With the click f a muse, yu can d shpping at hme in cmfrt/ in the cmfrt f yur hme. Click the muse and yu can shp at hme in cmfrt/ in the cmfrt f yur hme.
115．As the ppulatin grws, s des the effect（s） we have n the envirnment/ ur effect（s） n the envirnment.
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