天津第三高級(jí)中學(xué)校2020-2021學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期期中考試英語試題

天津市第三中學(xué)2020~2021學(xué)年度第二學(xué)期高一年級(jí)期中考試試卷（2021.04）英語試卷分第I卷（選擇題）和第II卷（非選擇題）兩部分。全卷共100分，考試時(shí)間為90分鐘。第I卷（選擇題，共65分）一、聽力（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）第一節(jié)聽下面5段對(duì)話。每段對(duì)話后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對(duì)話后，你將有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atarestaurant. B.Inashop. C.Inahotel.What,sMary,splanfortheweekend?Watchinganewmovie.Goingoverherlessons.Doingsomehousework.What,sthetimenow?A.10:15. B.10:05. C.9:55.Whendidthemanmakethesamecall?A.Thismorning. B.Yesterdaymorning. C.Lastnight.Whichsubjectisthemansurethathefailed?A.French. B.History. C.Chinese.第二節(jié)聽下面幾段材料。每段材料后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段材料前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段材料讀兩遍。聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答第6至第8小題。Whatdoesthefirstapartmenthave?Abedroom,adiningroom,akitchenandabathroom.Abedroom,alivingroom,abathroomandastudy.Abedroom,alivingroom,akitchenandabathroom.Whereisthesecondapartmentlocated?OnTongchuanPark.BesideMeichuanPark.NearYunanRoad.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheownerofthesecondapartment?A.Stubborn.（固執(zhí)的）B.Mean.（吝嗇的） C.Easy-going.聽下面一段對(duì)話,回答第9-11小題。Whatdoesthewomansayaboutforeigners?Theyusuallydon,thavemuchtimeatnights.Theylikemahjongasmuchastheiroldcardgames.Theyarestillverypooratplayingmahjong.Whatwasthemancrazyabout?Stampcollectingandreading.Drivingandridingbicycles.Playingcomputergamesandsurfing.Howdoesthewomanfeelabouttheman,shobbies?A.Popular. B.Boring. C.Beneficial.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答第12-15小題。WhatmadeHoudini,scareertakeoff?A.Magicalescapes. B.Theateracting. C.Traditionalmagic.WheredidHoudinifirstintroducehisescape?A.InNewYork. B.InSt.Louis. C.InEngland.WhatdoweknowaboutHoudini,ssecondescapementionedinthetext?Hewasputunderwater,upsidedownandlocked.Hefreedhimselfandescapedfromthemilkcan.Hisarmswerefastenedbyapieceofstring.WhendidHoudinimakeanelephantdisappearfromstage?A.In1908. B.In1913. C.In1918.二、單項(xiàng)填空。（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）---Howdoyoucometoschool?---.Usuallybybike,butItakeabusinbadwhether.A.Don'tmentionitB.CheerupC.ItdependsD.Youcan,tbeserious17.Lifeisunsure;eventhepoorestbecometherichest.A.shall B.must C.need D.mightWethisquestionallafternoon;nowlet'smoveontoanothertopic.A.werediscussingB.haddiscussedC.willdiscussD.havediscussed

Theactress,forherwonderfulactingskill,willbeinterviewedbyMongoTVnextweek.D.knowingD.beingfilledD.beingpublishedD.bythewayD.knowingD.beingfilledD.beingpublishedD.bythewayWithsomuchworkmymind,Ialmostbreakdown.A.filled B.filling C.tofillHisfirstbooknextmonthisbasedonatruestory.A.tobepublishedB.published C.topublishWemetandhavebecomegoodfriendssincethen.A.bymistakeB.byaccidentC.byourselvesHegotverywithmeaboutmycarelessnessinmywork.A.annoyed B.amazed C.concerned D.confusedNobodycanentertheareawithout.A.extinction B.permission C.presentation D.infectionJennyhadahardtimeherselftohernewsurroundings.A.ensuring B.forgiving C.adjusting D.adopting三、完形填空。（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）Theyearmydadturned80,mybrotherandIdecidedtothrowasurprisepartyforhim.Thenightbefore,IstayedoveratDad,shouse.Hewaslookingforwardtotheparty,butseemed—26—.Iknewwhy.Onepersoncouldn,tbeattheparty一Mom.Shehad_27—afewyearsbefore,andweallmissedhersomuch.God,Iprayed,pleasegiveDada_28—thatMomiswatchingoverhim.MomandDadwere_29—foreachother.Helovedhersomuch;he_30—tosaveenoughmoneyfora_31—beforetheygotmarried.Butitwasn,tuntiltheir40thweddinganniversary^己念日）thatDadfinallycould_32—tobuyadiamondring.Momworeitso_33—forsomanyyears-atleastuntilthedayshe_34—it.Thatdayshewasmakingjellies（果膠）anddidn,twantherringtoget_35—.Sheremovedtheringand_36—itonthewindows.Whenshehadfinished,shelooked_37—iteverywherebutcouldn,tfindit.AtlastMomcried,—38—Dadsaidtheringwasn,timportantandthe_39—theyhadforeachotherwasthemostimportant.Beforegoingtothe_40—Ilookedaroundforsomethingtocleanmyshoes,andfoundanoldclothbag.Dadsawit.“Imeanttothrowthatoldthing_41—aweekago,”hesaid.Ihelditinmyhandand_42—there'ssomethingthere.Ireachedin.“Dad,look!”Ishouted, —43—myfind-Mom,sring.Dadwasvery_44—andhetooktheringandheldittight（ 緊緊地）.Itshoneall_45—C.outD.intheparty."Mom,sherewithus,”hesaid.C.outD.inA.up B.down

27.A.gotawayB.wentawayC.passedawayD.ranaway28.A.letterB.wordC.noticeD.sign29.A.perfectB.anxiousC.readyD.famous30.A.triedB.managedC.failedD.succeeded31.A.giftB.flowerC.ringD.car32.A.affordB.wantC.tryD.remember33.A.rarelyB.proudlyC.awfullyD.lively34.A.soldB.brokeC.hidD.lost35.A.colorfulB.wetC.dirtyD.terrible36.A.replacedB.placedC.sentD.set37.A.forB.afterC.onD.at38.A.andB.orC.soD.but39.A.childrenB.moneyC.loveD.house40.A.churchB.partyC.cinemaD.square41.A.offB.outC.overD.up42.A.sawB.imaginedC.observedD.felt43.A.holdingupB.bringingupC.settingupD.takingup44.A.frightenedB.embarrassedC.excitedD.interested45.A.atB.ofC.overD.through四、閱讀理解。（共15小題；每小題2分,滿分30分）AOneofmyearliestmemorieswaswalkinguptothesmellofcampsmokeandmymother'shotchocolate.Myparentswerepoor,andwelivedinthecountrysideinPortland.DadhadtwojobsandMomwasdisabled,butthatdidn,tstopthemfromheadingintotheCascadeMountainsseveraltimesayear.Ourclotheswereoldandwornandourfoodwasusuallycheapandsimple.However,wewerealwayssatisfiedwithourhotchocolate,whichwasmadeinatraditionalwayhandeddownfrommygrandmothertomymother.Therewasnostoretobuyanythingweneeded.Wejusthadpowderedcocoainourcamp.Momwouldsetthesmoke-blackenedcoffeepotatthesideofthefireandslowlywarmthemilk,addingchocolateandsugar,andstirring（攪拌）untilthecontentsbecamethickandrichbrown.Thewonderfulsmellofchocolatefilledthecamp.Morethanonce,Icouldrememberpeoplethatwehadjustmethoursbeforesteppingintoourcamptoenjoymother,screation.Onceweweretrappedinourtent（帳篷）fordaysbecauseofaterriblerainstorm.EverymorningIwaswokenupbytheattractivesmellofMom,shotchocolate.Now,manyyearshavepassed,whenweheadforthemountains,Istillusethatworncoffeepot.Andwealwaysbringextracupsfortheneighbourswhowillcertainlyturnup.IhavetoldmyfamilyalotaboutMom,anditseemsthatnothingbringsbackthosewarmmemoriesbetterthansittingaroundthefireatnightandtastingsweethotchocolate.Wheredidtheauthorlivewhenshewasachild?A.Inavillage.B.Inabigcity. C.Inahotel. D.Inapalace.WhichofthefollowingcanNOTdescribetheauthor,smom?A.Kind.B.Friendly. C.Disabled. D.Serious.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthorfromthepassage?A.Herparentswerepoor. B.Hermomhadtwojobs.C.HermomwasabossofCoffeeHouse.D.Herdadstoppedthemfromcamping.49.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“trapped”meaninParagraph5?A.Saved. B.Absorbed. C.Caught. D.Suffered.Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.CampSmoke B.Mom,sHotChocolateC.MyNeighbours D.Grandmother,sCreationBThesedays'experience,likemanyotherthings,arebecomingincreasinglyexpensive.Onehastogettopayalottoget,evenanordinaryone.Notlongago,Iwantedtoinvitemyfriendstoalunch.Whatwereallyneedwasagoodandaquietplaceforatalk,notabigmeal.SoIchoseoneandtoldmyfriendstogothere.AfterIordered,IwasaskedwhetherIwouldeata100yuanor200yuanlunch,Isaid,"200yuan."Ididn'trealizeuntilIwasaskedtopayafterlunch,that"200yuan"means"200yuanforpersoneach."Therewerefivepeoplethatday,andallofusweresurprisesbythe200yuanmeal.Thebillcameatlast:itwas1260[1000forthefiveofus,plusthemoneyfordrinks,fritsandairconditioning（空調(diào)）].Ipaidthebillwithoutaword.WhatcouldIsay?Itwasnottheirfault（過失）.Itwasmyownfaultthatmademepaythelargestbillinmylife.However,itwasnotsodad:wehadagoodlunchandataquietplace.Besides,theexperiencewillhelpinmylateryears.Tosupportmyidea,Ihavedevelopedmyownwayofthinkingabouttheprice:200yuanforthelunchand1060fortheexperience.Thispaidexperiencehasmademetentimeswiser.Accordingtothepassage,nowonehastopay.A.moreforalunchinarestaurant B.moretogetanordinarylunchC.moreforsomeexperience C.increasinglyhighpriceIorderedalunch.soastohaveabiglunchsothatwecouldhaveagoodmealinordertointroducemyfriendstotherestauranttohaveatalkinagoodplaceIthoughtIorderedamealthatwouldcost.A.me100yuanB.me200yuanC.us200yuaneachD.me1260yuanIpaidthelargestbillinmylifebecause.therestaurantcheatedthecustomersIwasveryrichIwasunknowntotherestaurantIknewlittleaboutthemarketpricesThelastsentenceofthepassageexpressed.mythankstotheexperiencemyhappinesstobe10timeswisermyangerattheexperiencemypleasuretohaveagoodlunchCWeliveinadigitalworldnow,andastudent'stechnologyneedshavechanged.Fortheearlyyears,saywhenyouareinprimaryschool,youcangetbywithnotechnologyatall.Evenifyouhaveacomputer,it'sagoodideatogetchildrenfamiliarwithlibraries.Atthisage,tripstothelibraryarelikefamilyoutings.Asyougetclosertomiddleschool,acomputerwithInternetaccessbecomesmoreofanecessity.TeacherswilloftengiveassignmentsthatrequireastudenttousetheInternetforresearch.Afteracomputer,technologychoicesforstudentsbecomemoredifficulttomake-especiallywhenitcomestocell-phones.Kidswillbegtheirparentsforacell-phone,especiallyinmiddleschool.Formanyparents,it'sasafetyissue:Theywanttoknowthattheirkidscanreachthemquicklyifnecessary.Forteachers,cellphonescanbeusedtorecordlessonswhenstudentsareabsent.Butmanyteachersdislikecell-phones.Somekidssendmessagesorhavetalksintheclass.Sendingmessagesalsoraisestheproblemofcheatingonexams.Moreandmoreschoolsarenowforbiddingtheuseofcell-phones.ManykidsseeiPodsasnecessarythingstohave.iPodsaregreatformusic,butdotheydoanythinggoodforyourchildren,seducation?Maybetheydo.That’stheopinionofDougJohnson,aneducatorfor30years.Johnsonsaysthateducatorsshouldacceptallnewformsoftechnologyintheclassroom,includingiPods.“Somedomorewiththeircell-phonesthanwecandowithourlaptops,”hejokes.“Idon,tthinkweshouldbeafraid.Thetruthisthatit,seasiertochangethewayweteachthantochangethetechnologyhabitsofanentiregeneration.”Accordingtoauthor,primaryschoolchildrenshould.usethecomputerandtheInternetregularlyasktheirparentstobuythemcell-phonesbuyiPodstolistentomusicgotolibrariestoreadmorebooksWhydoparentsagreetobuytheirchildrencell-phones?Theywanttheirchildrentobecool.Theythinkcell-phonesbehelpfultotheirstudy.Theywanttokeepintouchwiththeirchildren.Theywanttheirchildrentokeepuptodate.Thefollowingareallreasonswhymanyteachersdislikecell-phonesEXCEPT.cell-phonescanbeusedtorecordlessonscell-phonescanbeusedtocheatonexamsschoolchildrenwillsendmessagesduringclassschoolchildrenmighttalkonthemduringclassWhatdoestheunderlinedword“that”(inPara3)refersto?iPodscanbeusedtolistentomusic.iPodscanbehelpfulforchildren,seducation.iPodscanbeusedtoplaygames.iPodsarenecessaryforchildren,slives.WecaninferfromwhatDougJohnsonsaidthat.cell-phonesarenotusefultostudentsteachersshouldletstudentsusecell-phonesit,sbetterforteacherstochangetheirteachingmethodsschoolchildrenshouldfollowthetrends^^流)offashion第II卷(非選擇題，共25分)五、閱讀表達(dá)。(共5小題：每小題2分，滿分10分)Runninglikethewind,roaring(咆哮)likethunder,tigershavelongbeenfearedandrespectedasakingoftheanimalworld.Butlastweekareportsaidthattherearenomorethan30wildtigersleftinsouthChina.ThiswastheconclusionofateamofscientistsfromChina'sStateForestryAdministrationandtheWorldNatureFund.TheSouthChinatiger,alsoknownastheChinesetiger,isnativetosouthernChina.Inthe1950's,therewereover4000tigersfoundinmountainforestsinthecountry.Butbecauseofthedestructionoftheirnaturalhabitatanduncontrolledhunting,ithasbeenpushedontothelistoftheworld'stoptenmostendangeredspecies.Sixty-sixofthebigcatscanbefoundinthecagesofadozenzoosaroundChina.Buttheyarenothingliketheirwildcousins.Theyhavelosttheirnaturalskillssuchashuntingandkilling.Iftheyweresetfreetheycouldnotlookafterthemselves."Breedinghasdamagedthequalityofthespecies",saidPeiEnle,deputydirectoroftheShanghaiZoo.Toreintroducethespeciesintothewild,thecountrystartedaprogrammetosendfivetotenyoungtigerstoSouthAfrica.Fourofthemhavealreadyarrived.ProgresshasbeenmadeastwoeldertigershaverecoveredsomeoftheirinstinctsandcanhuntwildanimalsbythemselvesattheAfricanbase."SouthAfricansareveryexperiencedinreintroducingbiganimalstothewild.Thecountryhasverygoodnaturalconditionsforthetigerstolearnin",saidLuJun,officedirectoroftheNationalWildlifeResearchandDevelopmentCenter."WetriedinFujianPr