2024-2025年安徽省滁州市高二下学期英语期末考试试题

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Ⅰ 语音知识（从A、B、C、D、四个选项中，找出其划线部分与所给单词的划线部分读音相同的选项。）
hear
A. nearly B. search C. bear D. heart
2. change
A. machine B. headache C. technique D. research
3. surprise
A. plice B. aplgize C. bridge D. children
4. safely
A. base B. seasn C. Asia D. usual
5.museum
A. subject B. true C. huge D. busy
Ⅱ 英汉互译
6. 对…有影响 7. keep sb as a prisner 8. 提出、想出
9. set an example t 10. 坐落在 11. in vain 12. 适应、调整
13. get stuck 14. 任…摆布，由…掌握 15. be linked t
Ⅲ 单项选择
16. The famus actress came nt the stage with her byfriend her.
A. accmpanying with B. accmpanying
C. accmpanied with D. accmpanied
17. Afraid f getting lst in the crwd , the little girl std t her mther.
A. clsed B. clsing C. clsely D. clse
18. It is a mystery hw early man build the Pyramids withut the use f mdern machines.
A. culd B. was able t C. wuld D. had t
19. It is nt yet knwn hw these huge stnes were cnveyed a distance f 380 kilmetres 3 000 years ag.
A. at B. fr C. ver D. in
20. Jack tends angry when peple ppse t his plans.
A. getting B. t getting C. get D. t get
21. We sat n the dry grass ur backs t the wall , chatting cheerfully.
A. with B. ver C. against D. upn
22. Tm has always thught f himself as a gd ck and never fails t everyne f it.
A. remind B. remember C. knw D. intrduce
23.Yu have hurt a bne in yur back. I’d like t send yu t hspital fr an X-ray.
A. may B. can C. shuld D. wuld
24. The car was slw , and the rad was icy. It was already evening we finally gt t the village.
A. that B. when C. until D. in which
25. — Will yu be able t finish yur reprt tday?
— .
A. I like it B. I hpe s C. I’ll d s D. I’d lve it
26. It was nt until she gt hme Jennifer realized she had lst her keys.
A. when B. that C. where D. befre
27. We hpe that as many peple as pssible jin us fr the picnic tmrrw.
A. need B. must C. shuld D. can
28. It is n arguing with Bill because he will never change his mind.
A. use B. help C. time D. way
29. Mary wanted t travel arund the wrld all by herself , but her parents did nt her t d s .
A. frbid B. allw C. fllw D. ask
30. — What did yur parents think abut yur decisin ?
— They always let me d I think I shuld .
A. when B. that C. hw D. what
Ⅳ 完形填空
The Japanese pay much attentin t the luck f telephne numbers . The bath huses , fr example , like t use 4626 , because when 31 in Japanese , it has the 32 prnunciatin as “have a gd bath” . 33 the clthes shps and the butcher’s like 4129 better than 34 because this number can either be read as “gd dress” 35 “gd meat” .
Since these numbers are 36 with smething 37 , peple can remember them very 38 , s they have 39 advertisements fr shps.
On the ther hand , 40 are als telephne numbers which are regarded as frbidden 41 the Japanese peple. 1564 , fr example , has the sund f “kill peple” 42 the number 4219 has 43 f “peple die”.
At 44 , there are abut frty-fur millin 45 in Japan , yet it is almst 46 fr everyne t get a lucky telephne number .S these 47 have becme cmmdities(商品) and can be 48 as gds . The 49 can reach as 50 as 222 thusand Japanese yen(日元).
31. A. read B. listen C. hear D. lk
32. A. English B. strange C. different D. same
33. A. Fr B. Neither C. Either D. Bth
34. A. any B. rest C. ther D. any ther
35. A. but B. r C. as D. and
36. A. jined B. cnnected C. fixed D. mixed
37. A. t d B. useful C. nice D. imprtant
38. A. hard B. slwly C. much D. easily
39. A. becme B. been C. had D. made
40. A. these B. they C. thse D. there
41. A. fr B. by C. with D. t
42. A. but B. because C. as D. while
43. A. sund B. meaning C. that D. this
44. A. times B. present C. last D. first
45. A. shps B. Japanese C. telephnes D. numbers
46. A. pssible B. impssible C. easy D. necessary
47. A. telephnes B. gds C. shps D. numbers
48. A. used B. made C. sld D. stred
49. A. yen B. mney C. telephne D. prices
50. A. valuable B. big C. high D. large
Ⅴ 阅读理解
A
Jack Lndn is a famus American writer. His mstly knwn bk is “The Call f the Wild”, the stry f adventures f a large dg in the frzen nrth.
Jack was brn n January 12, 1876, in San Francisc, Califrnia . His family was very pr, and Jack had t leave schl t make mney. He wrked hard at many different jbs. Later, hr returned t schl, but he didn’t stay. He wrte, “Life and pcketbk were bth t shrt.” In 1897, he went t Alaska t find gld. Instead, he fund ideas there fr his bks and stries. He returned hme and started t write. His writings were successful, and he became rich and famus in his twenties. Hwever, Jack was nt a happy man . In pr health, he tk his wn life in 1916. He then was nly 40 years ld.
51. In what rder did Jack Lndn d the fllwing things?
a. Became rich and famus in his twenties
b. Wrked hard at many different jbs
c. Had t leave schl t make mney
d. When t Alaska t find gld
e. Tk his wn life
f. Returned hme and started t write
A. a, c, e, b, d, f B. b, d, f, a, c, e
C. c, e, f, d, b, a D. c, b, d, f, a, e
52. Jack Lndn went t Alaska t .
A. find ideas fr his bks B. find gld
C. write his bks and stries D. find jbs
53. Jack Lndn left schl because .
A. he had t wrk t help his family B. he had cmpleted his educatin
C. he wanted t becme a writer D. he wanted t find gld
54. Where did Jack Lndn get ideas fr his bks and stries?
A. His life in Alaska B. His childhd friend
C. A large dg in the nrth D. His pcketbk
55. What d we knw abut Jack Lndn?
A. He became famus but was very pr all his life.
B. Thugh he was pr, he was always happy.
C. He was nt famus until he died in 1916.
D. He killed himself because f pr health.
B
Over a hundred years ag peple in Lndn were surprised t see a very unusual bat cme sailing up the Thames River. The bat was eighty feet lng, flat-bttmed, with big wden eyes n bth sides in the frnt and was clrfully painted at the back.
Peple came t knw that it was a sailing bat frm Fuzhu in distant China. The bat had sailed rund the Cape f Gd Hpe, up the western cast f Africa, and finally t England. It had cvered fifteen thusand miles—mre than half f the distance rund the wrld.
Althugh it was unexpected, the Chinese were warmly welcmed. The bat carried gds such as silk and tea as well as a number f gifts frm the Emperr f China fr the Queen f England.
Peple had always mistakenly thught f the Chinese as a peple nt used t the sea. Hwever, frm centuries f trading and sailing in dangerus seas, the Chinese had learned hw t build gd bats and sail them well. The cming f this sailing bat t Lndn prved nce again that the Chinese culd sail t distant cuntries in the wrld.
56.The Chinese sailing bat arrived in Lndn .
A. befre she sailed t Africa B. in the nineteenth century
C. hundreds f years ag D. in the twentieth century
57. The bat was cnsidered unusual because .
A. it was a small wden bat
B. it carried Chinese silk and tea
C. it had traveled fifteen thusand miles
D. it lked strange in several ways
58. Accrding t this article, which f the fllwing is TRUE?
A. The distance rund the earth measures less than thirty thusand miles.
B. The Chinese Emperr gave silk and tea t the English Queen as gifts.
C. The Chinese bat came t Lndn by accident.
D. The Chinese peple were nt gd at sailing in dangerus seas.
59. The bat reached Lndn by sailing .
A. rund the suthern end f Africa B. up the west cast f England
C. thrugh the Arctic Ocean D. rund Asia and Eurpe
60. The writer wants t prve that a lng time ag the Chinese .
A. carried silk, tea and ther gds t England
B. culd reach many parts f the wrld by sea
C. culd sail alng the Thames River
D. surprised Lndners with an unusual bat
C
Marianne, a schlgirl, was learning t play the pian, and day after day her father std behind her as she practiced. Hw very patient(耐心的) and lving her father was, and hw cleverly he shwed Marianne hw t play sme particularly difficult pieces! She was making prgress, and that was excellent.
And there, almst lst in the big chair, sat Wlfgang, her fur-year-ld brther, wh never had t be tld t keep quiet when Marianne was practicing.
One evening at sundwn, the father patted Marianne’s shulder, saying she had dne remarkably well. Well. All the mment Wlfgang climbed n his father’s knee and begged t be allwed t play the pretty piece Marianne had nw mastered.
What a jke that was ! picking up his baby sn, the father laughed, tapped the tiny nse and said, “Lk at yur small hands. Why , yu can nt span(以指量) the ntes yet. Yu must wait, little man . Yu must wait !”
There was n end f fun during tea, and Marianne had t tell her mther abut Wlfgang wanting t play ne f the classics(古典曲). After dinner Marianne helped clear away the dishes when the father lit his pipe(烟斗).
But the pipe went ut. He was n his feet. “Listen!” said he in awed tnes(吓人的语调)。“Listen! Marianne is playing that piece better than ever!”
But Marianne was washing pts in the kichen.
His wife fllwing, he crept(爬) upstairs, the lamp in ne hand, his pipe in the ther. he pushed pen the dr, and there was little Wlfgang playing in the darkness. “I lve it s much!” Whispered the child.
It was the beginning f Mzart’s life f music.
61. Mzart was .
A. the little brther f Marianne B. the pupil f Marianne
C. the sn f Marianne D. the daughter f Marianne
62. Mzart learnt hw t play the pian .
A. at schl
B. when his father shwed his sister hw t play sme difficult pieces
C. after his sister taught him a few music lessns
D. after his father taught him
63.One evening when Wlfgang wanted t play ne f the classics, his father .
A. allwed him t d s at nce
B. persuaded him nt t d s
C. asked him t wait fr a mment
D. asked him t wait fr a few years
64. Mzart was refused t play ne f the classics, because his father thught .
A. he was t yung t play
B. he was t stupid t play
C. he was nt gd at playing
D. he didn’t wrk hard at music
65. In fact, little Wlfgang played .
A. as well as his sister
B. less well than his sister
C. better than his sister
D. the best in his family then
Ⅵ 短文改错
Nbdy likes staying at the hme n a public hliday, 66.
Specially, it the weather is fine, Last August we decided 67.
T spend n the day in the cuntry . The nly difficulty 68.
Was that millin f ther peple had just the same idea. 69.
We mved ut f the city slwly behind a lng line 70.
Of cars, as at last we came t a quiet cuntry rad 71.
and, after sme time, stpping n a farm far frm the 72.
Twn. We had been brught plenty f fd with us 73.
And we tk them ut f the car. Nw everything was 74.
ready s that we sat dwn near a path at the ft f a hill. 75.
Ⅶ 书面表达（10分）
假定你是李华，亚洲冬季运动会将在你居住的地方举办，现正在招募志愿者，你希望成为其中的一员。请按要求用英文给组委会写一封申请信。内容包括：
1. 个人情况：年龄、性别、学历
个人条件：英语好、爱好体育、善于交往、乐于助人、熟悉本地情况
承诺：提供最佳服务
生词：申 请 – apply , applicatin
志愿者 - vlunteer
答 题 卡
班级： 学号： 姓名： 分数：
Ⅰ 语音知识（5分）
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Ⅱ英汉互译（10分）
6. 7.
8. 9.
10. 11.
12. 13.
14. 15.
Ⅲ单项选择（15分）
Ⅳ 完形填空 （20分）
Ⅴ阅读理解（30分）
Ⅵ单句改错（10分）
66. 67.
68. 69.
70. 71.
72. 73.
74. 75.
Ⅶ 书面表达（10分）
Dear sir/Madam,
My name is Li Hua . I wuld like t wrk as a vlunteer fr the Winter Asian Games.
Yurs faithfully,
Li Hua
答案
班级： 学号： 姓名： 分数：
Ⅰ 语音知识（5分）
1. A 2. D 3. B 4. A 5. C
Ⅱ英汉互译（10分）
6. have an effect n 7. 囚禁某人
8. cme up with 9. 为…树立榜样
10. be lcated in 11. 徒然、枉然
12. adjust t 13. 被困住，被陷住
14. at the mercy f 15. 与…有联系
Ⅲ单项选择（15分）
Ⅳ 完形填空 （20分）
Ⅴ阅读理解（30分）
Ⅵ单句改错（10分）
66. 去掉 the 67. specially → especially
68. 去掉 n 69. millin → millins
70. √ 71. as → but
72. stpping → stpped 73. 去掉been
74. them → it 75. 去掉that
Ⅶ 书面表达（10分）
Dear Sir r Madam,
I’m Li Hua, a 17-year-ld male high schl student. I’m writing t apply t be a vlunteer fr the Asian Winter Games.
I have many advantages t be a vlunteer. First f all, I’m gd at English and can cmmunicate with freign visitrs fluently. I lve sprts very much and knw much abut winter sprts. Besides, I’m utging, easy-ging and ready t help thers. What’s mre, I’ve lived here fr years, s I knw the lcal places quite well.
If I’m lucky enugh t be accepted, I prmise I will try my best t ffer the best service fr the Games.
I’m lking frward t yur reply.
Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua16
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