2023南充高级中学高二上学期期中考试英语含答案

南充高中2022－2023学年度上期

高2021级半期考试考英语参考答案

 听力

1-5：ABACC   6-10：BABAC  11-15：ACBBA   16-20：BCBCA

阅读理解

21-25：BDACB  26-30：ADADC    31-35：ABDAC 36-40：CBFGD

完型填空

41-45：CBBAD    46-50：DABAC      51-55：ADCBC    56-60：DCADB

单词填空

61. deal       62. figure     63. result     64. vary       65. gesture  

66.production   67. educate   68. stare     69. formal      70. communicate

语法填空

    71. normally    72. with       73. before    74. is related   75. its

    76. national     77. strength    78. brings    79. which     80. planting

短文改错

1. am→was    2. 在been most 之间加the     3. but→and      4.去掉of  

5. creatively→creative  6. improving→improve         7. artist → artists     

8.mine→my          9. that I want → what I want     10. hard → harder

书面表达

A possible version：

Dear David，

I am excited to share with you the news that a Chinese Classics Reciting Contest will be held in our school. Knowing that you are a big fan of Chinese culture, particularly Chinese literature, I think this is an opportunity you cannot miss.

The contest, scheduled from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. next Tuesday, will be held in our school hall located on the ground floor of our library. You can choose from any Chinese classics ranging from Tang Poetry, Song Ci to prose to recite. Besides, choosing a proper piece of music to go with your reciting might be icing on the cake. The reciting can be a solo performance, and partnering up with other students is also encouraged. Aimed at keeping our traditional culture alive and cultivating our reading habits, this contest is to bridge the cultural gap between international students and local students. It is my firm belief that you will reap huge fruits from it.

Looking forward to seeing you in the contest.

                                                            Yours,

                                                            Yours,

听力材料

(Text 1)

M: Hello, can I speak to Mark?

W: I’m sorry, he isn’t in now. He went to the doctor for his headache.

(Text 2)

M: It seems to have cleared up.

W: Yes, it’s not like what the weather report said at all .

(Text 3)

M: Excuse me，is it possible to leave my luggage here until 4 this afternoon? I need to see some friends.

W: Of course, we’ll keep it for you. But you have to fill in a form first.

(Text 4)

M: I’d like to send the parcel to Britain by express mail.

W: OK,the standard postage is $90. But since it’s overweight,you have to pay extra and that’s $15.

M: All right,here you go.

(Text 5)

W: Good evening, sir. What can I do for you?

M: Oh, I booked a table by the window just now, I’m Mr. Black.

W: OK, this way please.

(Text 6)

M: Hi, Emma, the summer holiday is coming. Do you have any arrangements for it?

W: I plan to go to Paris, but my parents prefer Rome.

M: Paris is a perfect destination. Last year, I went to Paris and visited many famous attractions.

W: Oh, really? What impressed you most there?

M: I visited the Seine, the Eiffel Tower, the Bastille, etc, but I think the Louvre is the most impressive.

W: I can’t wait to go there.

(Text 7)

W: Hey, I haven’t seen you for a long time. What are you busy doing now?

M: Oh, I just got a new job.

W: Why? The salary of your former job was high.

M: Yeah, but it’s not my dream job.

W: So what is your dream job?

M: I want to be a doctor, because it can help people to get rid of the pains and diseases. What about your dream job?

W: I think my personal dream job is always changing. But in fact, I really had a dream of becoming an astronaut when I was a child.

(Text 8)

M: You look a bit worried. What’s the matter?

W: I just seem to be putting on weight these days.

M: Oh. That’s quite a worrying problem.

W: What do you think I should do?

M: I suggest you go on a diet or at least stop eating too much junk food and…

W: And take more exercise, right? A lot of people have told me the same thing, but somehow I just haven’t got the time. I work from nine in the morning to five in the afternoon daily. Sometimes I have to work extra hours until six or seven o’clock.

M: Well, have you ever thought of arranging your timetable, so you can go to the fitness club after work.

W: Yes, that sounds like a good idea. Thanks a lot.

(Text 9)

M: Good morning, Norah Levy. Welcome to our show.

W: Thank you.

M: Norah, you said that our position in the family affects our character in your new book? So tell us a bit about the oldest children in the family first.

W: Well, the oldest children get maximum attention from their parents and the result is that they’re usually quite self-confident people. They are also responsible because they often have to look after their younger brothers or sisters.

M: What about the middle children?

W: Well, they are usually independent and competitive.

M: Competitive?

W: Yes, because they have to fight with brothers or sisters for their parents’ attention. They’re usually sociable because they always have other children to play with.

M: That’s very interesting. I’m an only child in my family. What’s your impression of people like me?

W: They’re usually very organized and responsible, and they can be very imaginative, too.

M: Thank you for your sharing, Norah, and good luck with your new book.

(Text 10)

Sydney Festival is held each year in January. It is Australia’s biggest annual cultural event and has remained so since its foundation in January 1977. The festival program consists of all kinds of events from classical music to drama and dance. Some performances last two weeks and some exhibitions seven days. The festival attracts about 500，000 people to its free outdoor events and 150，000 to other events，and contributes more than $55 million to the country each year.

The origins of the festival are in the Waratah Festival which was set up in 1956 by the Sydney Committee. Sydney Festival was set up to attract people into the city centre during the summer holiday.

For three weeks, Sydney Festival offers a program of more than 330 performances and 100 events related to 900 artists from 17 countries. It has a strong tradition of creating opportunities for Australian artists.