2021-2022学年辽宁省沈阳市重点高中高二下学期期中考试英语答案

高二英语期中考试答案

1--5  BBCC B    6--10.BCABB    11--15 CCBAC  16--20  BBCAA

21--23 ．B  C  D      24--27  D  C  A  B

28---31．C   A   B  B   32---35   D   C  D   A

36-40  GEBFC

41-45 BCDCD   46-50 ABCBD   51-55 ADBCC

56. linked   57. creative   58. a  59. marriages   60. has been used

61. separating    62. honestly   63.to   64. who   65. or

应用文 Possible Version  

Good morning everyone,

I'm delighted to make a speech before I go back to China next month.I really want to express my sincere gratitude for your generous help as well as the great kindness! During the short time,not only have I enhanced my English,but also I have learnt about abundant knowledge about cross-culture.I'm blessed with the chance to study further here with you, which is a memorable time in my life!Besides,you are welcome to China to experience rich Chinese culture and I'll be the guide.

That＇s all. Thank you！

读后续写：

 Unexpectedly, her post was shared by dozens of people. It spread throughout the community. The very next day, a team of lawn care service members showed up to take care of her grass; dozens of volunteers showed up with tools to clear away the rubbish; and people brought groceries from the store, while others tidied up the house. All of these volunteers joined together to form a group devoted to helping the Ragland family.

Ms.Ragland had never met any of these people before in her life. The sympathy and enthusiasm of the volunteers had an enormous impact to relieve her struggles. No one had imagined that the note to the struggling neighbor later led to an outpouring of kindness from across the community and the country. Needless to say, Ms. Ragland was filled with so much gratitude and her life was actually lit up by the note.

听力原文

Text 1

W: What are you doing this Sunday?

M: I am going to borrow some books in a library and then go to a supermarket.What are you up to?

W: It's my mom's birthday and I'm going to throw her a surprise party at a restaurant.

Text 2

W: Did you spend all your birthday money on your new football shoes?

M: Grandma gave me 35 pounds but they were only 20 pounds in the sports shop.

W: That sounds expensive to me. My new shoes were only10 pounds.

Text 3

M: Are you going to take the bus downtown or take your bike?

W: I think there's too much traffic on the road today.It's not safe to ride in traffic.

M: Well, look, I'm driving downtown. Shall I give you a ride?

W: OK.Thanks.

Text 4

W: You're looking well, David!

M: I played tennis last month, but I stopped. I've done a lot of swimming instead.

W: It shows! I'm thinking of taking up basketball again.

Text 5

M: Have you seen my mobile phone anywhere?

W: I saw it on the bed earlier

M: I've used it since then. Did I put it on the desk afterwards?

W: You often leave it on the sofa when you're watching TV.

Oh,you're right. Look, you couldn't see it because of the books.

Text 6

W: So, I hear you're working at Lorenzo's.

M: Yeah

W: What's it like to work with him? I heard he's a real tough boss to work for.

M: Mm...it isn't easy working for such a perfectionist,but he is so creative,especially with his desserts. I feel like I'm learning a lot just by watching him. Besides, the money is good. How about you? Are you still at the Magic Pan?

W: Yeah.I like the atmosphere in the kitchen there, although the food they serve isn't really the kind I want to be making, and I'm definitely not learning much.

Text 7

W: This is the worst movie I've ever seen.  Who recommended it to you? Probably Jane, right?

M: I really don't remember but it was definitely someone from our office.We don't have to see it until the end if you don't want.

W: So what can we do now?

M: Well, there's a great new Mexican restaurant nearby. Would you like to try it? We could go there for lunch now.

W: That sounds great. I love Mexican food.

M: Maybe after lunch we could take a walk in the park.

W: Yeah.I haven't been to the park for a long time. And it's supposed to be really nice out.

M: Right.We'll spend a few hours quietly relaxing.

Text 8

M: It sure is cold today.Does the building not have any central heating?

W: Are you wearing enough clothes? I feel warm and comfortable.

M: Well,I wanted to put a sweater on, but I wasn't sure it was smart enough. I'm still getting to know the dress rules in this company.

W: A lot of people are pretty relaxed about the rules! You're still new;you'll get used to them.

M: Well, I'll be more productive if I feel more comfortable. My fingers are so cold that they are difficult to move today! I'm typing much slower than usual.

W: Poor you! Why don't you check the Lost and Found? There might be a spare sweater you can wear for today.

M: Well, I plan to buy one in the supermarket nearby during the lunch break.

Text 9

W: I need a non-smoking room,please.

M: Fine. So today is the 17th of June and is that just the one night?

W: I will check in tomorrow and I might stay for four nights, but I'll just book for three because I'm not sure yet.

M: OK.We have rooms available, and you can just extend your stay later if you decide to. Do you have any special requirements？

W: If possible, I'd like a room with a view of a river.

M: I'm afraid there isn't one available till the 19th. But we have rooms with a view of a park on a hill. And we can move you then if you like.

W: OK.

M: Well,breakfast is served in the Washington Room between seven and ten.You'll need to take your registration card with you. If you'd prefer to have breakfast served in your room, just complete the request form and hang it on the outside of the door.

W: Is there a good connection to send e-mails in the room?

M: Well, for some reason the wireless signal isn't very good in the bedrooms, so we usually advise guests to go to the lounge. Alternatively, there are PCs in the hotel's business center on the fourth floor.

Text 10

Welcome to the museum. Before we go, let me just give you a taste of what we have here.

Well, for one thing, we have a fine collection of the twentieth and twenty-first century paintings, many by very well-known artists. I'm sure you'll recognize several of the paintings.This is the gallery that attracts the largest number of visitors, so it's best to go in early in the day before the crowds arrive.

Then there are the nineteenth-century paintings and sculptures. The museum was opened in the middle of that century, and several of the artists each donated one work.

Then there's the collection of coins. Most of them were discovered by farmers digging their gardens,and donated to the museum!

And our clay and glass were left to the museum by its founder. And in the terms of his will, we're not allowed to add anything to that collection: he believed it was perfect in itself, and we don't see any reason to disagree!