九江市2021-2022学年度下学期期末考试试题

高二  英语

参考答案及听力材料

听力理解：

1-5 CCAAB               6-10 CABAA              11-15 BCBBA             16-20 BACBC

阅读理解

21-25DDCDB               26—30CDABC             31—35BABBD             36-40 BAFEC

完形填空

41-45 ACDAB            46-50 CDDAC            51-55 DBCBA            56-60 DCABD

语法填空：

61．located                62．fewer                  63．in                       64．members 

65．have displayed       66．a                     67．its                      68．deeply  

69．to explain            70．that/who

 

书面表达：

参考范文

Dear Mark,

I’m really glad to hear from you and know how you are getting along. I think it is common for you not to get used to the life there, so don’t worry too much. Here I have some suggestions for you.

 First of all, you should respect the local customs there and try to involve yourself in the natives’ lives. What’s more, don’t be afraid to communicate with native students and make friends with them. Friendship will bring you happiness. Finally, it’s better for you to join in more outdoor activities with your friends, which may help you relax and have fun.

I do hope my suggestions will be helpful. May you adapt to your new life and enjoy your stay there.

Yours,

Li Hua

 

 

听力原文

第一节

Text 1

W: Can I put my books in your classroom for now? I don’t have time to go back up a floor and still make it to the bus on time.

M: Sure. That way, we can go down together and sit beside each other on the bus.

Text 2

M: How is the medicine I gave you working out? Sometimes it doesn’t work, or makes people tired.

W: It works fine. My only complaint is that I don’t feel like eating anything.

Text 3

W: John, please save the rest of the cookies for your sister. I made ten cookies. There are only three left.

M: I didn’t eat them all! Dad had four!

Text 4

M: Lucky you! You got the window seat!

W: Why don’t we change places? I prefer to get up and walk around during the flight. Here, come rest by the window. It’s going to be a big conference. You’ve been looking tired since the meeting yesterday.

Text 5

W: Hi. Are all novels in the fiction section, even new arrivals? I’m looking for something by a new novelist.

M: I’m not sure. I just came here to study.

W: Sorry to bother you. I thought you were a librarian!

第二节

Text 6

M: Thanks for meeting me here.

W: Yeah, it’s just like old times. But the place looks really different.

M: They gave it a new look. What do you think?

W: The black and white floor is really nice. But I miss the piano by the front entrance.

M: The piano is still here. They got it repaired and moved it into the dining room. There’s jazz every Saturday now.

W: Oh, cool! We’ll have to come back. I have to say I love the old design, with the red walls. But live music is a great addition.

M: Let’s see if the food is just as good now as it was then. What are you going to order?

Text 7

W: Bill, please. You’re annoying the people behind us!

M: I can’t help it! These actors are so funny! I haven’t laughed this hard for a long time.

W: During the second half, you’ll need to be a lot quieter.

M: OK. OK. Hey, what’s wrong? Were you crying?

W: I didn’t find that scene funny. It reminded me of a fight I had with my friend Sarah on a trip to France. I haven’t spoken to Sarah since then. It was a lot like what we just saw, when the characters were at that dinner party.

M: The disagreement we saw on stage was full of humor and affection. I can see you really care about Sarah. You should give her a call. You’re as stubborn as Dad!

W: I really miss Sarah!

M: After the play, why don’t you call her?

Text 8

W: Thanks for coming to the studio today, Mr. Larson. Why don’t you tell me about your last position?

M: Well, I started working at Smith Electronics in Chicago right after I graduated from college. I was in the sales department, and even though I was good at it, I wasn’t really happy. After one year, I was moved to the HR department.

W: Was that a better fit?

M: Yes. I prefer talking to people face-to-face, and I enjoy solving problems. I did quite well in that position.

W: So, why did you leave?

M: I had been working at Smith for four years straight. Then I wanted to take some time off, so I went to Paris. My three-week vacation turned into a two-year stay!

W: Wow! What made you come back to the United States? And why is it a good time for you to join Branson Labs?

M: When my father started Branson Labs here in Los Angeles forty years ago, he wanted to pass it down to me. At my graduation dinner, I promised him that I would take over when the time was right. I’m finally ready to make good on that promise.

Text 9

W: I have a special deal that says three drinks for the price of one. I printed it from your website, see? So, those three Cokes should only cost me $2, not $6.

M: Oh, I didn’t know about the deal. My mistake. I’ll adjust that right now.

W: I also have special deals for the soup, bread, and sandwich meat. They should all be cheaper.

M: For some reason, our system doesn’t show the deals when the item is scanned. I’ll have to type in the special deals by hand. One moment.

W: Thanks. I need to save all the money I can. I just got laid off.

M: I’m sorry to hear that, Miss.

W: I went to Harvard and studied business. I never thought I’d be out of work when I graduated.

M: I also work as an accountant for a technology company. We are looking to hire some new accountants in various positions.

W: Really? Wow, I guess it’s a good thing I complained to you about getting fired.

M: Why don’t you come by the company office? It’s at 3300 Main Street. How does 1:00 p.m. tomorrow sound?

W: Sounds great. I’ll see you then, and thank you for the opportunity!

Text 10

Ladies and gentlemen, I’m pleased to announce the winner of the 2018 song-writing competition. As you probably know, every year, young songwriters from our town enter our annual spring competition held here in the beautiful Brook Theater. When local musician Fred McGill started the event four years ago, we had no idea how much it would grow. In 2017, over 100 people sent in their songs. This year the number of people who participated doubled. It’s wonderful to see the talent and energy of the next generation. Our judges were amazed by the musical skills they saw and heard. Congratulations to all the teenagers who sent in their songs. It was a difficult choice, but our committee has made a selection. Let’s clap our hands for Maryanne James! Maryanne, where are you? Please join me on stage! There she is! Maryanne, we loved the way you sang about everything from the colors of your garden to the eyes of children. Please accept this prize. We hope it encourages you to continue writing songs when you start music school in the fall. Finally, we’d like to ask you to perform a song for our audience.