高二英语九月份试题.doc

高二英语九月份试题
姓名 _____ 班级 _____ 得分 _____
第一部分：听力（略）
第二部分: 英语知识运用(共两节，满分45分)
第一节 单项填空 （共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
21. Mr. Smith, with the result of the experiment, sat on the chair, smiling.
A. satisfied; exciting B. satisfying; excited C. satisfied; excited D. satisfying; exciting
22. — Julia, what were you doing when Anna called you?
— I my housework and to take a bath.
A. had finished; started B. have finished; to start
C. have finished; have started D. had finished; was starting
23. The Air China schools in the western part of China quantities of books.
A. provided B. supplied C. offered D. supported
24. She loves the song , because her mother was once the singer of it.
A. in practice B. in throry C. in particular D. in reality
25. All the books on sale before I to the bookstall.
A. were sold out; had come B. were sold out; came
C. had been sold out; came D. had sold out; had come
26. No notice has been ______ of the boy who came from the countryside.
A. taken B. made C. paid D. given
27. — You didn’t have a good time at the party?
— No, I _____ a lot from the noise made by the band.
A. worried B. suffered C. heard D. pained
28. We’ll send you a copy as soon as it becomes _____. We are working on it day and night.
A. present B. qualified C. available D. renewable
29. Good secretaries are always ______ because it is really a demanding job.
A. in use B. in demand
C. popular with D. on demand
30. He always ____ others’ help _____. His colleagues don’t want to cooperate with him.
A. considers; seriously B. respects; thankfully
C. takes; for granted D. needs; well
31. We require that everyone _______ the old and help them.
A. respects B. respected C. respect D. respecting
32. They were exhausted , so that they decided to __ two days ____.
A. take; of B. have; on C. have; off D. make; off
33. — Do you know where Mary is? I couldn’t find her anywhere.
—Well . She have gone far—her coat’s still here.
A. shouldn’t B. mustn’t C. can’t D. wouldn’t
34. The table ____ too much room. Let’s move it out of the sitting room.
A. takes on B. takes up C. takes over D. takes out
35. Jenny _____ continually _____ unexpected questions. We were tired of her.
A. have; asked B. had; asked C. was; asking D. will; ask

第二节: 完形填空 （共20小题；每小题1.5分，共30分）

Last month I was not feeling well. I was under the __36__. I thought I had caught a cold. I had a runny nose, itchy eyes, a sore throat and a 37 . I felt tired and exhausted. I couldn’t __38_ it any more. I was in poor condition 39 I had not been getting 40 rest. My body hurt all over. I also had severe head pains, a real splitting 41 , and I was running a fever. My body temperature was higher than __42__.
At one point, I blacked out (昏厥). I lost 43 and my friend had to bring me around. He used cold water on my face to 44 my consciousness. I grew concerned that I might take a turn for the 45. I did not want to become sicker, because then I surely would be at death’s door.
My friend took me to the doctor. I told the doctor I thought I had come down with (染上) a cold. When the doctor saw me, she 46 wanted to run some tests. 47 said that medical tests would help her 48 why I was sick. The doctor also asked when I had my last physical examination. I did not get yearly 49 , but I probably should have gotten a medical exam by a doctor every year. Then the nurse drew my blood, using a __50___ to take a small amount of blood from my arm. She sent it to a laboratory for tests. The nurse also used a thermometer to measure my 51 . The doctor told me I had influenza, or the flu. 52 she told me I would recover soon. She said I was 53 the worst of the disease. She told me to rest at home and to stay 54 from other people because the flu can spread.
55 , I did not have to go under the knife. I did not need an operation. Instead, I just went home and did exactly what was needed to become healthy again.
36. A. the health B. the temperature C. the cold D. the weather
37. A. laugh B. cough C. tough D. cold
38. A. stand B. sit C. run D. suffer
39. A. because B. however C. but D. though
40. A. little B. enough C. many D. few
41. A. toothache B. stomachache C. headache D. earache
42. A. general B. usual C. common D. normal
43. A. patience B. consciousness C. sense D. intelligence
44. A. restore B. recreate C. rearrange D. redisplay
45. A. bad B. good C. better D. worse
46. A. immediately B. soon C. stably D. mainly
47. A. He B. She C. They D. It
48. A. detect B. discover C. invent D. devise
49. A. tests B. check-ups C. examination D. review
50. A. rope B. tube C. needle D. thermometer
51. A. blood pressure B. tongue C. throat D. temperature
52. A. But B. And C. So D. As
53. A. on B. over C. into D. among
54. A. with B. away C. off D. at
55. A. Thankfully B. Unfortunately C. Surprisingly D. Hopefully

第三部分: 阅读理解 (共10小题；每小题2分，满分20分)
A
The Score: Looking for Jobs Online
Analysis shows that record numbers of Americans are visiting Job Search sites; younger women make up the biggest audience. The recent flood of advertisements from M and Career Builder has reminded us that the New Year is a time to re-evaluate one's current job and perhaps seek a better career.
In Search of Skilled Workers, Employers Go to Summer Camp
With skilled-labor shortages looming, some employers are moving to solve the problem by winning the hearts and minds of the young -- the very young. In an effort to tap future workers in middle school or earlier, big employers, including IBM and Boeing, are increasing their backing of career-driven summer camps. The camps promote kids' interest in all kinds of fields. The efforts are yielding new opportunities for families, and insights into how to help kids explore promising careers.
More Women Decide to Extend Careers
Three years ago, after a long career with FedEx, Anne made a difficult decision: She accepted an early retirement offer when the company was downsizing.
"It was a bit of an identity crisis for me," says Anne, who is in her early 60s and divorced. "I wasn't sure what I wanted to do." After a lengthy search, she found another position in public relations at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis. "I needed the structure of a full-time job, the stimulation of working with others, and the reward of being productive," she says. "The income was also welcome.”
56. On the website “M” we can see lots of advertisements about .
A. clothes B. jobs C. monsters D. foods
57. In order to get skilled workers for the future, most big companies .
A. go to world-famous universities to hire employees
B. spend much money on training their employees
C. begin to train middle school students even earlier in many ways
D. begin to support the career-driven summer camps
58. From the last paragraph we can know that .
A. Anne was very happy to retire and found a new job
B. Anne enjoys a higher salary than before
C. Anne really didn’t want to retire early
D. Anne found the present job easily

B
American workers often call their employers ' bosses'. The word 'boss' comes from the Dutch word 'baas' meaning master. Sometimes company bosses are called the brass. They are also sometimes called 'top brass' or 'brass hats'. Experts disagree about how the strange expression started, but they may have come from Britain. Leaders of the 19th century British army wore pieces of metal called oak leaves on their hats. The metal brass has a color similar to that of gold. So a leader came to be called a brass hat or even the top brass.
By the 1940s, the expression had spread beyond military leaders. It also included civilian officials. Other expressions that mean boss or employer have nothing to do with brass or hats. One of these is 'big cheese'. A cheese is a solid food made from milk. The expression probably started in America in the late 19th century. Cheese, the meaning is a thing. So the meaning of ' big cheese' may be a big thing. An employer usually does not object to being called boss. But most workers would not call their employers big cheeses, top brass or brass hats to their faces. These words are not really insulting but neither do they show great respect.
Employers also have expressions to describe their workers. One of them is that he or she works like a Trojan. This expression probably comes from the ancient writings of the great poet Homer. He wrote about the Trojans who worked very hard to protect their city. Now the expression is often used to describe an employee who works hard for a company. Be happy if your company's brass hats say you work like a Trojan. They may consider you valuable enough to increase your pay.
59. According to the experts, the word “boss” used in America may .
A. be really insulting B. come from the word “baas”
C. be made by the American themselves D. come from the British military camps
60. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
A. All the expressions about boss have nothing to do with brass or hats.
B. “A big cheese” may mean “a big problem”.
C. As a worker, you’d better not call your employer big cheeses or brass hats to their faces.
D. If you’re a Trojan in the eyes of your brass, you’ll get your pay increased probably.
61.The passage mainly tells us .
A. the origin of the word “boss” and “Trojan”
B. how the word “boss” came into use
C. some words and their stories
D. we must work hard to keep our job
C
Many people go to work each day to a job they hate. The harmful feelings influence their entire life, putting a negative cloud over the home, their friends and many of their other activities. There is a better way to live your life. Meaningful purpose is a driving force that adds enthusiasm to your days. Here are a few steps to get the new career rolling:
Do some self-analysis. Ask yourself -- What really matters to me? What problem or wrong would I like to fix? What do I enjoy? Where are my interests and hobbies? What are my priorities? What is my secret passion? What do I want to do with the rest of my life? Reviewing these questions can give you new insight to where you want to go.
Use your unique genius and talents. Every person is born with a unique set of natural abilities. Talents, such as managing, creating, researching, training others, drawing, can all seem like easy work because you have a natural flair（才能）for them. True happiness comes from combining your natural talents, developing and excelling in them, and working in a field, job, industry that you have a passionate interest in.
Make a decision. Only action can change your life. Read a book. Take vocational tests. Use a good career-management professional. Do some career exploration and gather all the information you need. Then make a decision and go forward. Outline the action steps to reach your career goal. Finding meaning, passion and purpose every day you go to work is the wonderful reward, so don’t wait any longer. Begin right now and set in motion your own plan to live a happier, more satisfying life.
62. Which is the best title of the passage?
A. Suggestions on How to Build a More Meaningful Career
B. Steps on How to Live Happily and Comfortably
C. Do not Hate Your Job Any Longer.
D. Find Out Your Natural Talents and Make a Success.
63. According to the passage, by analyzing ourselves, we can .
A. know the true meaning of our life
B. understand better about the career we want
C. find out our own unique genius and talents
D. improve relations with our family and friends
64. According to the passage, it’s easier to make success in the work which we .
A. have much experience at
B. have professional knowledge about
C. have been performing for a long time
D. have a natural talent for
65. The purpose in writing this passage is to _____.
A. persuade people to work hard to make a happier life
B. reveal some wrong-doings at work
C. direct people to choose their career
D. give some solutions to deal with troubles at work

第四部分：写作 （共两节，满分25分）

第一节 单词拼写 （共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
66. If a person’s profession is to keep financial accounts, we call him or her an a .
67. V are people who offer to do something without asking for pay.
68. The T of Relativity brought up by Albert Einstein has a deep effect on research in physics.
69. It’s good customs for young people to r the old.
70. To know some French is an e , if you want to take a holiday in Paris.
71. The workers have been (要求) for a higher salary for a long time.
72. Exchanging good whishes on the New Year’s Day is a (传统的) Chinese custom.
73. The (结冰) point in our area is 0℃ but in some other areas it is much lower.
74. After graduation from the university, she (申请) for a job as an English teacher.
75. Working in the old-nursery, she has been regarding it as her (使命) to care for the aged.
第二节 书面表达（15分）
请根据下面的提示，以 “I want to be a journalist”为题写一篇短文，词数120词左右，可以适当加入自己的观点，用第一人称写。
1. 作为记者应真实的报道事件；满足人民群众的需求。
2. 要有敬业奉献，不利用职务之便获取非法所得；尊重他人的权益。
3. 记者是受人尊重的职业，是自己向往的职业。
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附加题: 阅读表达 (共10分)
Tianjin enjoys a rich supply of natural resources, which is quite rare in large cities in our country and other countries in the world.
First of all, Tianjin has abundant oil and gas resources. Its Bohai and Dagang Oil Fields are key state oil and gas projects.
Secondly, with its coastline stretching 150 kilometers, Tianjin has inexhaustible(无穷尽的)sea salt resources and takes pride in its