(新学期课堂同步精炼)高二下学期开学考测试(附答案)

参考答案听力1-5 ABCAC6-10 BACAC 11-15 BBACC 16-20 ABCBA阅读理解21-25CBDCB 26-30ACBBB 31-35DBDCB36-40 FEDBG完形填空41-45ADBCB 46-50CBCDC 51-55ABDCC 56-60BCADC语篇填空61. to tell; 62. about; 63. It;64. costs;65. The66. for;67. that;68. called;69. to do;70. hottest短文改错I live I a village in the north of Henan Province. It’s the government’s policy for building roads to every village that has brought great changes to my hometown.Before the policy was carried out, there was no road or bus line near the village, so traffic was very inconvenient. Local specialities couldn’t be transported out to other places for sale. Large areas of wasteland and many pools were deserted. Children had to walk on narrow, muddy roads to go to school. But now everything is quite different. There have been wide roads and bus service, and traffic is very convenient. The local specialities can be transported to different places, which has greatly increased the income of the villages. Nowadays children can go to school either by bus or by bike. Meanwhile, the villagers have developed eco-tourism by using wasteland and pools, which attracts many tourists from cities. People’s life is becoming better and better.书面表达Class is where we study and struggle for a bright future. It's the stage on which we show our talents and also a community to develop our social potential. In this sense, a sound class is the assurance of a reliable and enjoyable environment for us. To build a favorite class, I advocate the actions as follows.First, all hands make a big fire. thus, I will contribute every bit of my effort to public benefts. For example,I will volunteer to clean the blackboard, empty the dustbin, or anything else if no one is on duty. Second, each individual mirros a community. if I were a broken window, there would be no safety and harmony in class. Therefore, I will behave myself well for the betterment of my class.Last but not least, I wish everyone could take the class as our family, love each other and cherish every moment in school.听力材料(Text 1)W: Oh, is this a photo of your graduation? Who is the girl standing next to you? M: That’s Jane. She became a doctor after graduation.(Text 2)M: How about going camping with us tomorrow?W: I’d like to, but I’ve promised Tim I’d go downtown with him tomorrow. He needs some new books.(Text 3)M: This is the last time I’m telling you. Turn the radio off or leave.W: Why don’t you read somewhere else?M: Because I need to use the dictionaries in this classroom for my writing. (Text 4)M: How I wish I were Adam!W: Why?M: He’s the funniest guy I’ve ever met. He makes everybody laugh.W: Well, people are different. You’re very considerate and friendly.(Text 5)W: Did you feed Jim today?M: Yes, and I also gave him a bath.W: Thanks, honey. You’re such a good father.M: Well, believe it or not, I’ve been reading a lot online about how to be a good dad.(Text 6)W: Hey, Mark, I’ve been driving for hours. Would you mind driving for a while? I want to take a rest.M: Sorry. I would like to, but I don’t know how to drive.W: What? You haven’t learned ho w to drive?M: No. I usually go to work by bus or subway. It’s very convenient because I don’t live far from my office.W: Have you considered learning how to drive?M: No. There are already too many cars on the streets. Besides, I don’t really need to use a car all that much.(Text 7)W: Is this The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci? It looks a bit strange.M: Well, Mona Lisa looks much younger in this painting. This is called The Isleworth Mona Lisa.W: Ah, the smile on her face is bigger than the original Mona Lisa. Who painted this one?M: It is believed to have also been painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the early 16thcentury.W: Really? I thought it must have been painted by a modern-day artist.M: Hmm… Th e description says it was first discovered shortly before World War1. It belongs to a private family and they haven’t sold it to any museum yet. (Text 8)M: What’s your plan for the summer, Lisa?W: I’m going to spend a few days in Beijing. My cousin is teaching Engl ish in a language school there. I’ll travel around the city with her. What about you? M: I’m going to take a trip to Cairo. I want to visit the Egyptian Museum there. W: Is it the museum’s famous paintings that you want to see?M: Actually I’m more interested in seeing the museum’s coin display. I read that the first floor has a collection of coins used by the ancient Egyptians.W: Ah, that’s right. You like collecting coins. What else are you interested in seeing there?M: Well, I know that the second floor has some amazing things from the final two dynasties of ancient Egypt, many things which were used by the Egyptian kings.W: So how many floors does it have?M: Just two floors. It’s not very big, but I think it’s really worth a visit.(Text 9)W: What are you reading, Sam?M: The Kite Runner. It’s a great book.W: What is it about?M: It’s about a boy who grows up in Afghanistan during the 1980s. It’s a very touching story and also a little sad. Do you like such books?W: I used to like exciting adventure stories, but now I love reading books like that. M: Jenny, would you be interested in joining a book club?W: Sure. Do you know of one?M: Yes, I’m in one now. If you’d like to join, we meet every other week on Saturday evening and discuss the boo ks that we’ve read. We begin at 8:00 pm and chat for about one and a half hours. We usually learn a lot and it’s a lot of fun. W: I’m really interested, but I can’t go for the next several weeks. I’m concentrating on working out in the gym for the next si x weeks, but I’ll have time after that. M: Great. You can join us then.W: Yeah. I really look forward to meeting other people who also love reading. (Text 10) WThere were several reasons behind our decision to move to Flemington. The process started about 18 months ago. We were still living in a one-bedroom apartment then, but at that time we decided to move into a larger house before we had a baby. We began to look at houses at reasonable prices. Then, much sooner than expected, I was having a baby. Soon after that, Mark’s company announced that they were relocating to Flemington, about 90 miles south of us. Mark’s company had been good to him, and it was one of the few around withexcellent benefits, family-friendly policies, and a child-care center on site. With a baby on the way, these things were essential for us. Since employees had to find their own housing, we began looking at houses in Flemington. We also did some research on our school’s website and asked my colleagues for advice. We were very excited about what we found — reasonable housing costs, great schools, and a lively town. We’ll be moving about a month before the baby is due. Let’s hope he doe sn’t decide to come early.。