2022年江西省安源高一英语上学期期中考试试卷B卷新人教版会员独享

这是一份2022年江西省安源高一英语上学期期中考试试卷B卷新人教版会员独享，共10页。试卷主要包含了听力，单项选择，完型填空，阅读理解，对话填空，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
一、听力（30分）
第一节 请听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。()
1. What is the man ging t d this weekend?
A. G swimming.B. Lk after his sister.C. G climbing.
2. Why des the wman want t be a vlunteer?
A. Because she is interested in sprts.
B. Because she wants t try t cmmunicate with Germans.
C. Because she likes Germany.
3. What des the wman admire Ya Ming fr?
A. His height.B. His skill.C. His luck.
4. What des the wman mean?
A. She wuld rather watch bxing than diving.
B. She thinks diving is very interesting.C. She thinks she shuld hurry up.
5. What can we learn abut the wman’s sn?
A. He plays ftball t build his bdy.
B. He is gd at playing ftball.C. He desn’t put his heart int study.
第二节()
请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。
请听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. Wh will the wman travel with during her summer hlidays?
A. Her parents.B. Her friend.C. Her mther.
7. Where des the wman plan t g?
A. T Munt Emei.B. T the Leshan Giant Buddha Scenic Area.
C. T the Three Grges.
请听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8. Wh wn the gld medal at last?
A. James.B. Lewis.C. Liu Xiang.
9. What des the man think f James?
A. Pitiful.B. Clever.C. Brave.
10. What’s the prblem with sme athletes nw?
A. They are in pr health.
B. They dn’t make effrts t train.C. They take drugs t win.
请听第8段材料，回答第11至14题
11. What kind f flat is the man ging t lk at?
A. A ne-bedrm flat. B. A tw-bedrm flat. C. A three-bedrm flat.
12. What else is the man’s chice besides having a telephne line set up?
A. T repair the huse. B. T phne the gas cmpany. C. T call the water cmpany.
13. Hw much is six mnths’ rent?
A. 3,500 yuan.B. 4,200 yuan.C. 5,600 yuan.
14. Hw sn will the man call n the wman?
A. In less than an hurB. In half an hur.C. In mre than an hur.
请听第9段材料，回答第l5至17题。
15. What’s the relatinship between the speakers?
A. Husband and wife.B. Father and daughter.C. Clse friends.
16. Where des the man plan t g this weekend?
A. T the Great Wall.B. T the natinal park.C. T the z.
17. Wh will the wman take with her?
A. Her byfriend.B. Her brther.C. Her mther.
请听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18. When was the man stricken by the thunderstrm?
A. Last Saturday.B. Last Sunday.C. This Sunday.
19. Hw lng was the man breathless after the thunder strm?
A. Fr 7 days.B. Fr 11 days.C. Fr 17 days.
20. What was the result f the man’s waking up and speaking?
A. His family were happy.B. He scared the peple arund him.C. He was buffed.
二、单项选择（15分）
21. The reasn he was late fr schl was he verslept this mrning.
A. why; thatB. why; becauseC. which; thatD. which; because
22. — Wuld yu mind if I turned n the TV and watched CCTV news?
— . As a matter f fact, I als like watching CCTV news.
A. N, yu can’t.B. Yes, I d.C. N, g ahead.D. Ok, n prblem.
23. He had changed s much that I didn’t him at first sight.
A. knwB. realizeC. recgnizeD. see
24. At the meeting, the ld man sme gd advice and all the peple there agreed with him.
A. came abutB. came alngC. came up withD. came ut
25. The teacher asked us Tm the truth.
A. tellB. tellingC. nt tellingD. nt t tell
26. He is sure t cme. I’ve him t attend ur meeting.
A. advisedB. tried t persuadeC. persuadedD. suggested
27. Was it that yu saw in the street yesterday?
A. heB. himC. himselfD. his
28. —DO yu knw ur twn well?
—N, this is the first time I here.
A. cmeB. am cmingC. cameD. have cme
29. Mr Huang insisted that the students’ hmewrk n time.
A. shuld finishB. finishC. might be finishedD. be finished
30. The new strybk is written in easy English beginners can understand it.
A. such; thatB. s; thatC. such; asD. t; that
31. Can yu tell me ?
A. hw gd is his spken EnglishB. hw well his spken English
C. hw well he speaks EnglishD. hw gd he can speak English
32. The film is n the bk by Ma Dan, and it is well wrth .
A. basing; seeingB. based; being seenC. basing; being seenD. based; seeing
33. Did he break the windw purpse?
— N, Quite by audient.
A. nB. withC. frD. by
34. She said she had gt f lking at nature thrugh dirty curtains and dusty windws.
A. interestedB. tiredC. gratefulD. cncerned
35. At last the bss t the wrkers’ demand and ffered better pay and wrking cnditins.
A. gave awayB. gave inC. gave upD. gave ff
三、完型填空（30分）
There are many kinds f friends. Sme are always 36 yu, but dn’t understand yu. Sme say nly a few wrds t yu, but understand yu. Many peple will step in yur life, but nly
37 friends leave ftprints（脚印）.
I shall always recall（回忆）the autumn and the girl with the 38 . She will always bring back the friendship between us. I knw she will always be my best friend.
It was the glden seasn. I culd see the yellw leaves 39 n the cl 40 . In such a seasn, I liked walking alne in the leaves, 41 t the sund f them.
Autumn is a 42 seasn and life is uninteresting. The free days always get me 43 . But n day, the sund f a vilin 44 int my ears like a stream（小溪）flwing in the muntains. I was s surprised that I jumped t see what it was. A yung girl, standing in the wind, was 45 in playing her vilin.
I had 46 seen her befre. The music was s nice that I listened quietly. Lst in the music, I didn’t knw that I had been 47 there fr s lng but my existence（存在）did nt seem t disturb her.
Leaves were still falling. Every day she played the vilin in the crner f the building 48 I went dwnstairs t watch her perfrmance. I was the nly listener. The autumn seemed n lnger lnely and life became 49 . 50 we didn’t knw each ther，I thught we were already gd friends. I believe she als lved me.
Autumn was nearly ver. One day, when 1 was listening carefully, the sund suddenly 51 . T my astnishment（惊讶），the girl came ver t me.
“Yu must like vilin.” she said.
“Yes. And yu play very well. Why did yu stp?” I replied.
Suddenly, a 52 expressin appeared n her face and 1 culd feel smething unusual.
“I came here t see my grandmther, but nw I must leave. I nce played very badly. It was yur listening every day that 53 me.” she said.
“In fact, it was yur playing 54 gave me a meaningful autumn．” I answered, “Let’s be friends.”
The girl smiled, and s did I．
I never heard her play again in my life. I n lnger went dwnstairs t listen like befre. Only thick leaves were 1eft behind. But 1 will always remember the fine figure（身影）f 'the girl. She is like a 55 —s shrt, s bright, like a shting star giving ff s much light that it makes the autumn beautiful.
36. A. withB. frC. againstD. t
37. A. frmalB. trueC. newD. ld
38. A. sundB. sngC. playD. vilin
39. A. shakingB. hangingC. sinkingD. flating
40. A. windB. snwC. cludD. rain
41. A. watchingB. 1isteningC. seeing D. hearing
42. A. 1ivelyB. lvelyC. harvestD. lnely
43. A. upB. ffC. dwnD. ver
44. A. flwedB. grewC. enteredD. ran
45. A. lstB. activeC. busyD. interested
46. A. nceB. neverC. ftenD. usually
47. A. waitingB. stppingC. standingD. hearing
48. A. becauseB. thenC. whenD. but
49. A. interestingB. mvingC. encuragingD. exciting
50. A. ButB. HweverC. EvenD. Thugh
51. A. stppedB. beganC. went D. changed
52. A. happyB. sadC. strangeD. surprised
53. A. surprisedB. excitedC. encuragedD. interested
54. A. thatB. whichC. itD. wh
55. A. streamB. dreamC. fireD. sister
四、阅读理解（40分）
A
I have been using the internet since I was five years ld, when my dad first sat me dwn in frnt f a cmputer and cnnected me with the Wrld Wide Web.
I’ve always felt like a master f the Internet wrld. AOL Instant Messaging, MSN, Gmail, Facebk, Myspace — I’ve gt it all under cntrl. I thught there was nthing mre t it besides checking my e-mail and wasting my time until I was intrduced t electrnic cmmerce（e-cmmerce）：business n the Internet.
Sme nline businesses are run frm ne-rm hme ffices. Others have hundreds f emplyees（雇员）spread acrss five different cntinents. Have yu ever heard f Amazn.cm r Yah.cm? My friends ften said they gt cheap textbks frm Amazn.cm, r had a gd deal（交易）n Steve Madden bts that were n sale at SteveMaden.cm. Unfrtunately fr me, I cntinued my “e-cmmerce-less” web-surfing, unaware（不知道）f all the deals I was missing ut n.
That is, f curse, until my sister finally sld the idea t me.
“Why are all these packages arriving in the mail fr yu, Katy?” I asked her ne day. Strange envelpes had been put n ur drstep fr weeks nw, each ne always addressed t my sister; we all knw little sisters shuld never be getting mre mail than their elders!
“0h, it’s the stuff I rdered nline!” she answered. I watched speechlessly as she pened item after item. There was n way ur parents were letting her spend that much mney—nline r ffline!
“Hw much did all f this cst?”
“Oh, nly abut ＄15 in all!” She said excitedly. “Everything n eBay is n sale! It’s way better than ging t the mall.”
I felt as if my entire life there had been a stre right in my backyard that I had never walked int! That week, I rdered a used Spanish textbk fr my summer curse nline fr 10 percent f the publishing price. A few days later, I bught an iPd prtectr and a hk r tw via the wnderful eBay. cm.
56. Frm the first tw paragraphs we can cnclude that the authr .
A. had n experience in using cmputers
B. had n idea f what e-cmmerce is
C. nly used the Internet t check e-mail
D. thught surfing the Internet was a waste f time
57. The authr didn’t find ut abut e-cmmerce until .
A. she stpped web-surfing
B. she visited a stre in her backyard
C. her friends tld her abut the nline deals they made
D. her sister explained the packages she gt by mail
58. We can infer frm the last paragraph that the authr .
A. has begun t enjy nline shpping
B. lves the big stre in her backyard
C. feels she is a true master f the Internet
D. never enjyed shpping that much
59. What’s the purpse f the article?
A. T make an nline shpping ad.
B. T d business n the Internet.
C. T advise peple t d nline shpping.
D. T suggest hw she begins nline shpping.
60. What wuld be the best title f the article?
A. Online Business B. Gd deals
C. A master f the Internet D. Everything n Sale
B
“If yu want t see a thing well, reach ut and tuch it!” That may seem a strange thing t say. But tuching things can help yu t see them better. Yur eyes can tell yu that a glass ball is rund. But by hlding it in yur hands, yu can feel hw smth and cl the ball is. Yu can feel hw heavy the glass is. When yu feel all these abut the hall, yu really see it. With yur skip, yu can feel better. Fr example, yur fingers can tell the difference between tw cins in yur pcket. Yu can feel a little drp f water n the back f yur hand, t. Yu can even feel sunds against yur skin. Have yu ever wanted t knw why sme peple like very lud music? They must like t feel the sunds f music.
All children sn learn “what Dn’t tuch!” means. They hear it ften. Yet mst f us keep n tuching things as we grw up. In shps，we tuch things WC might buy, such as fd, clthes and s n. T see smething well, we have t tuch it.
The bttms f ur feet can feel things, t. Yu knw this when yu walk n warm sand, cl grass r a bad flr. All feel different under yur feet.
There are ways f learning t see well by feeling. One way is t clse yur eyes and try t feel everything that is tuching yur skin. Feel the shes n yur feet, the clthes n yur bdy, the air n yur skin. At first, it is nt easy t feel these things. Yu are t used t them!
Mst museums are just fr lking. But tday sme museums have sme things which yu can tuch. Their signs say, “D tuch!” There yu can feel everything n shw. If yu want t see better, reach ut and tuch. Then yu’11 really see!
61. By tuching things .
A. yu will have a strange feeling
B. yu will learn hw t reach ut
C. yu can tell the difference between them
D. yu can tell what clrs they are
62. Which f the fllwing can be the best title f the passage?
A. Tuching by Feeling B. T See r t Feel
C. T See Better—Feel D. Ways f Feeling
63. When peple buy things in shps, they ften .
A. try them n first
B. put their right hand n them
C. just have a lk
D. feel and tuch them
64. Why des it say, “At first, it is nt easy t feel these things?”
A. The things are used by peple, t.
B. Peple are used t these things.
C. Peple knw hw t use these things.
D. These things are easy t feel.
65. Which f the fllwing is TRUE?
A. Tuching can help peple learn things better.
B. Our feet, fingers, hands and skin can help us enjy music.
C. Peple have t learn t see by feeling as they grw up.
D. Visitrs cannt tuch the things n shw in all the museums.
C
Having finished her hmewrk, Ma Li wants sme music fr relaxatin. As usual. she starts her cmputer and ges t Baidu. Cm t dwnlad music files. But this time she is surprised when a11 annuncement abut prtecting sngs’ bursts nt0 the screen. The age f free music and mvie dwnlads may have cme t an end as Web cmpanies like Baidu are accused f pirating cpyright. Lawsuits(起诉)have been filed against fur websites ffering free dwnlads. In September, 2005, a Beijing curt rdered Baidu t pay recrding cmpany Shanghai Push cmpensatin fr their lsses. Baidu was als tld t blck the links with the pirated music n the website. This caused a heated discussin n Internet file sharing.
“Baidu’s defeat in the lawsuit shws it is nt right t get sngs withut paying. Dwnladers may face lawsuits r fines,” said an fficial.
Like many teenagers, Huang Ruru, an 1 8-year-ld girl frm Puning in Guangdng Prvince, desn’t think that getting music frm websites is wrng. She always shares her favurite sngs dwnladed frm Baidu with her friends. When tld a1)ut the lawsuit. she began t feel a little guilty abut btaining thers’ wrk withut paying.
Hwever, ther teenagers have different ideas. Wang Yafei, a Senir 2 girl frm Jinan, Shandng Prvince pinted ut that file sharing is a gd way t prmte pp singers. “If I dwnlad a sng and really like it, 1 will buy the CD,” she said. “S what the recrding cmpanies really shuld cncentrate n is imprving their music, rather than pursuing file—sharers.”
66. Which f the fllwing best describes the passage?
A. Music n the Internet is f better quality.
B. Dwnlading material can be illegal.
C. It’s gd…get free music n the Internet.
D. Baidu is a ppular Web cmpany.
67. The fur Web cmpanies were put t curt because .
A. they gt sngs withut paying
B. they dwnladed music fr peple
C. they made files fr free dwnlads
D. they ffered free music nline
68. Hw d sme f the teenagers feel while dwnlading free music after the lawsuit?
A. A bit guilty．B. A little sad．
C. Extremely angry．D. Awfully srry．
69. What’s the advantage f file sharing fr recrding cmpanies?
A. Getting mre mney frm Web cmpanies.
B. Enabling peple t dwnlad favrite sngs.
C. Helping t imprve music.
D. Making pp singers mre ppular.
70. It can be inferred frm the text that .
A. Web cmpanies are still ignring the laws
B. Teenagers haven’t gt mney t buy CDs
C. Teenagers are prbably still dwnlading free music
D. Teenagers prefer CDs with t pirated music
D
Can yu imagine a classrm missing ne thing that has lng been cnsidered a necessary part t reading and writing? N ntebks, n textbks, n test papers. Nr are there any pencils r pens, which always seem t run ut f ink at the critical mment.
A “paperless classrm” is what mre and mre schls are trying t realize；students dn’t d any handwriting in this class．Instead, they use hand-sized, r specially-designed cmputers. The teacher dwnlads texts frm Internet libraries and sends them t every student’s persnal cmputer.
Having cmputers als means that students can use the Web. They can lk up infrmatin n any subject they’re studying, frm maths t scial science.
High schl teacher Judy Herrel in Flrida, US, described hw her c1ass used the Web. “Using a bk that’s three r fur years ld is impssible,” she said.
A paperless classrm is a big step twards reducing the waste f paper each week t each student.
“Think abut the mney and trees we culd save with the cmputers,”she said.
But, with all this technlgy, there’s always the risk that the machines will break dwn. S, in case f a pwer failure r technical prblem, paper textbks are still widely available(可得到的)fr these hi-tech students．
71. The underlined wrd “critical” in the first paragraph prbably has the same meaning as“ ”
A. wrryingB. dangerusC. happyD. imprtant
72．In a paperless classrm, what is a must?
A. A pen．B. A cmputerC. InfrmatinD. A pencil
73. Accrding t Judy Herrel, .
A. the Web can take the students everywhere B. the Web can take the place f teachers
C. the Web is a better tl fr infrmatin D. the Web is fr dwnlading infrmatin
74. Which f the fllwing is NOT an advantage f a paperless classrm?
A. Students wn’t have truble with their pens.
B. Cmputers may break dwn smetimes.
C. Students can get infrmatin frm the Internet.
D. A lt f mney and trees will be saved.
75. Which f the fllwing is nt supprted by the writer’s pinin?
A. The paperless classrm will be gd fr trees.
B. There are sme differences between the paperless studies and thse in the usual way.
C. Paper textbks are n lnger useful.
D. A paperless classrm is helpful in reducing the waste f paper.
五、对话填空（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面对话，掌握其大意，并根据各题所给字母的提示，在标有题号的右边横线上写出一个英语单词的完整、正确的形式，使对话通顺。
M=Man W=Wman
M: Gd mrning. What can I d fr yu?
W: This is the first time I travel abrad and I dn’t knw what t d.
M: What kind f t (76) are yu fnd f?
W: I think I p (77) t fly.
M: Ok. First f all, yu will have t take yur t (78) t the check-in cunter. There, they will take yur luggage and give yu a card t (79) lets yu g abard the plane and pick up yur p (80) when arriving.
W: Anything special?
M: Yu must g thrugh a security c (81) t see whether yu bring anything dangerus nt the plane.
W: It’s gd t knw that they c (82) abut ur safety. What shuld I d after that?
M: Then yu can g t the gate and bard the plane.
W: Hw d I knw that it’s time t get n the plane?
M: Yu can see the s (83) n the back f the ticket. There will als be a call abut twenty minutes b (84) yur plane leaves.
W: Thanks, yu have been very helpful.
M: Yu are welcme. Have a gd j (85) !
（76） （77） （78） （79）
（80） （81） （82） （83）
（84） （85）
六、书面表达
下面的表格为某市2000年与2006年人们度假方式的情况比较，请按表格内容用英语写一篇100词左右的文章，并对度假方式变化原因加以简要分析。
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Hw Peple Spent Their Hlidays
The way peple spent their hlidays changed a great deal frm 2000 t 2006.




书面表达
Hw peple spent their hlidays
The way peple spent their hlidays changed a great teal frm 2000 t 2006.
The table shws that a greater number f peple spent their hlidays traveling abrad, the rate f which in 2006(22%) dubled that f 2000(11%). And we are sure the number will increase because mre and mre peple can affrd jurneys.
The seaside still attracted peple. The rate drpped slightly frm 38% in 2000 t 31% in 2006. But there might be a further decrease because f pllutin. The plluted seaside wuld certainly drive visitrs away.
Things abut camping and climbing were almst the same as traveling abrad. The rate f that grew by three times. The reasn may be that the beauty f nature is striking peple. They are eager t get clser t nature.
2000年
2006年
原因
境外旅游
11%
22%
收入增加
海边度假
38%
31%
海水污染
爬山野营
11%
34%
回归自然