高一英语必修一期末试卷及答案

综合测试一、听力理解

第一节

听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

1. How much would it cost to stay in Wuzhen for two days?

A. 120 yuan.

B. 200 yuan.

C. 240 yuan.

2. What are the two speakers doing?

A. Enjoying meeting each other.

B. Saying goodbye to each other.

C. Planning to see each other.

3. What did Diana do or feel last night?

A. She was at the meeting.

B. She decided not to go out.

C. She wasn’t feeling well.

4. What do we learn from this conversation?

A. There aren’t any tickets left for tonight’s show.

B. There aren’t any tickets left for tomorrow’s show.

C. The man wants three tickets for the 8 o’clock show this evening.

5. How many blocks will the woman need to walk to reach the police station?

A. Two blocks.

B. Three blocks.

C. Five blocks.

第二节

听下面3段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。

听第6段材料，回答第6～8题。

6. What is the woman’s job?

A. A teacher.

B. A headmaster.

C. A doctor.

7. What are the children like?

A. They are shy.

B. They are hard-working.

C. They are active.

8. Why does the woman have to leave?

A. Because she has got a better job.

B. Because she has to look after her parents.

C. Because she is going to get married.

听第7段材料，回答第9～11题。

9. Where are the two speakers talking?

A. On the Red Square.

B. Outside Russia.

C. In Moscow.

10. What do you know about the photos?

A. Sam is interested in taking photos.

B. Kate is good at taking photos.

C. They were taken in Russia.

11. What else do you know about Kate?

A. She does not know Russian at all.

B. She has made some Russian friends.

C. She teaches Sam to speak a little Russian.

听第8段材料，回答第12～15题。

12. Why did Annie feel upset?

A. Because her father didn’t take her to the zoo.

B. Because her mother asked her to do some housework.

C. Because her lovely cat died this morning.

13. Where did Annie hide herself?

A. In the bedroom.

B. Behind the door.

C. In the garden.

14. In order to make Annie happy, what was her mother going to do?

A. She was going to take Annie to the zoo.

B. She was going to buy her another cat.

C. She was going to take her to the cinema.

15. Who made Annie happy at last?

A. Her new cat.

B. Her parents.

C. Her friend.

第三节

听第9段材料，完成表格中所缺少的信息。

二、单项选择

21.I was walking along the Qiantang River when I noticed the beautiful sun setting.

I snapped a few shots(抓拍) and notice UFO in the picture.

A. an

B. a

C. /

D. the

22. The terrible weather the difficulty of the mudslide rescue in Gansu province.

A. added to

B. added up

C. added up to

D. added in

23. The security guard was so angry because no one his opinion.

A. kept

B. insisted on

C. shared

D. agreed

24. The owner asked his SUV.

A. how he could park

B. how could he park

C. where he could park

D. where could he park

25.—How can a simple meal like this cost so much?

— We have in your bill the cost of the teapot you broke just.

A. increased

B. included

C. cut

D. charged

26. I feel silly in these clothes. Everyone will me.

A. worry about

B. make fun of

C. get rid of

D. take interest in

27. My plane at 8:30 am, so I home at 8:00 tomorrow morning.

A. leaves; am leaving

B. is left; am leaving

C. is leaving; have left

D. leaves; leave

28. — Oh, it’s you, Steve! I you.

— No surprising. I’ve just had my hair cut.

A. don’t recognize

B. haven’t recognized

C. didn’t recognize

D. hadn’t recognized

29. It is not such an interesting magazine I thought.

A. as

B. that

C. which

D. /

30. His leg got in the close game yesterday.

A. to break

B. broken

C. break

D. breaking

31. While shopping, people sometimes can’t help into buying something that

they don’t really need.

A. to persuade

B. persuading

C. being persuaded

D. be persuaded

32. Before going for an interview it is important to as much information as

possible about the company.

A. look on

B. look after

C. look up

D. look out

33. — Can children swim in this pool?

— Yes. However, they never do so alone.

A. may

B. need

C. could

D. should

34. The Mekong River becomes rapids as it passes deep valleys, travelling western Yunnan province.

A. by; across

B. through; across

C. around; to

D. through;

in

35. — So you’re a doctor?

— , I finish my training next year.

A. Let me see

B. Right

C. Listen

D. Well

三、完形填空

I still remember that the year when I started university. It was a very 36

time for me. Like many other new students I missed my mother’s cooking and my friends,

got quite homesick and 37 thought of leaving university and going home.

The 38 time for many students was getting letters from home, and at first

my mailbox was full. But 39 the letters gradually became fewer and finally the

day came when I found my mailbox was 40 . It made me feel quite miserable. Then

one day while I was waiting for the postman I saw that I had a postcard in my box.

Happily I sat down to read it, 41 that it was from one of my friends. 42 it

was 43 of a young woman called Annie and her new baby. I took the card back to

my room, put it into my desk drawer and 44 all about it.

Several days later, I 45 another postcard. This time it was about Antonio,

Annie’s cousin. Soon later, another card came and then another, 46 full of interesting information about people I had 47 met. I began to really look

forward to them, 48 to see what the writer would 49 next. They made me feel

50 unhappy with my own life and I even began to smile. 51 while the cards 52 coming, I joined some societies and made some new friends. At last I was beginning

to enjoy 53 life. The postcards had made me feel happy and helped me begin a

new life so I 54 all the cards and even now bring them out 55 I feel miserable.

36. A. easy B. difficult C. good D.

bad

37. A. often B. sometimes C. only D. seldom

38. A. busiest B. hardest C. happiest D. worst

39. A. as time went by B. as time going

C. with time went

D. with time going by

40. A. open B. closed C. full D. empty

41. A. enjoying B. expecting C. hoping D. writing

42. A. So B. Although C. However D. But

43. A. postcards B. emails C. letters D. news

44. A. cared B. forgot C. thought D. realized

45. A. sent B. accepted C. received D. wrote

46. A. either B. neither C. every D. each

47. A. ever B. never C. once D. always

48. A. surprised B. interested C. frightened D. worried

49. A. write about B. think about C. ask for D. come up

50. A. more B. most C. less D. least

51. A. Actually B. At the same time C. Luckily D. Frequently

52. A. began B. continued C. stopped D. finished

53. A. college B. home C. hardship D. common

54. A. sold B. sent C. thrown D. kept

55. A. whenever B. wherever C. whichever D. when

四、阅读理解

A

My grandmother often said to me, “You can count the number of your true friends on the fingers of one hand.”For a long time I thought this was true. However, I’ve

now discovered my grandmother was only half right. Maybe we do only make a few “best”friends in our lifetime, but those aren’t the only people that we can call friends. There are many different types. Let me tell you about a few of them.

One type of friends is the type I call the “football mom friends”. My neighbour Sally is a good example. We both have kids who play football in a football club, and someone has to take them to practise and pick them up. Sally and I and two other mothers do this. We meet sometimes and have tea and talk about what our kids are doing, but those are the only times that we meet each other. I enjoy being with these women, but we don’t do anything else together.

Another type is called the “hobby friend”. Tha t’s the person you share an interest or a hobby with. Michael and Cater, who are brothers, are a good example of this type. We’re all in a bird watching club. Every few weekends the members of the club go on a trip to watch different kinds of birds. There’s nothing romantic about my relationship with Michael and Cater, of course. We just share interest in birds.

Then there’s the “other half the couple” type of friends. Jim is married to Rose, a friend that I have known since college. When Rose married Jim, I realized that I would have to be Jim’s friend if I want to continue to be Rose’s. Jim and I don’t share so many interests, but we do have a friendly relationship.

56. What does the first paragraph tell us about?

A. We need true friends in our lifetime.

B. We have few best friends in our lifetime.

C. A true friend is different from a best friend.

D. We must be friendly to all our friends.

57. Many people are mentioned in this passage. Who is the writer’s true friend?

A. Sally.

B. Michael.

C. Jim.

D. None of these.

58. Which of the following statement is TRUE according to the passage?

A. Finally the writer agrees with her grandmother.

B. Michael and Cater both fall in love with the writer.

C. The writer herself takes her kid to the football club.

D. Sally and the writer are close friends.

B

Helen Keller was one of America’s best-known women. She was admired for her courage and achievements although she couldn’t see or hear. She was also known throughout the world for her self-sacrificing work to improve the condition of the blind, the deaf and the speechless. When she died on June 1, 1968, the newspaper Washington Post wrote: “Her life was truly one of the most remarkable phenomena of our time and her death just short of the age of 88 leaves the whole world poorer.”

Helen Keller was born on June 27th, 1880, in Tuscumbia, Alabama. For the first

19 months of her life, she was a pretty and happy baby, normal in every way. Then

a sudden illness destroyed her sight and her hearing. Because she could not hear sounds to imitate(模仿), she could not speak. Helen used to say that her real birthday was not June 27th, 1880, but March 3rd, 1887 —the day when Anne Sullivan entered her life. It was Anne Sullivan who taught Helen to spell certain words by a special system, Braille, and even to talk.

Anne Sullivan could not teach Helen Keller to speak until some other important things had been learned. The little girl had to learn to control her actions and feelings. She had to learn that she could not always do what she wanted to do. She had always been able to get what she wanted by using force. The teacher had to change such habits without breaking the child’s spirit.

Miss Sullivan’s battle began. Sometimes, there was real fighting between the wild child and the strong young teacher. At last, however, the battle was won by Miss Sullivan, who succeeded in showing Helen that she loved her and wanted to help her. The child and her teacher became friends. They continued to be friends until the teacher’s death, fifty years later.

The day on which Helen finally accepted Miss Sullivan as her friend and teacher

was a great day in Helen’s life. After that, the teacher could begin to teach the child language.

59. Helen Keller was admired by many people because .

A. she was very famous in America

B. she had great courage and gained lots of achievements

C. she went to college though she couldn’t see or hear

D. she had a good teacher

60. Learning was Helen Keller’s first lesson before she was taught to speak.

A. to sit all day long

B. to make friends with her teacher

C. to do a thing again and again

D. to control actions and feelings

61. We can infer from the passage that Anne Sullivan .

A. was more than a teacher to Helen

B. was very clever

C. a blind woman

D. taught Helen how to write

62. Which of the following statement is NOT mentioned in the passage?

A. Helen Keller stayed in touch with Miss Sullivan for fifty years.

B. Anne Sullivan took great trouble to show Helen that she loved her and wanted to help her.

C. It was not until Helen had learned some other important things that Miss

Sullivan could teach her to speak.

D. Miss Sullivan met many difficulties in teaching Helen how to speak.

C

The Trip to Alishan in Taiwan

It was the fourth day of our trip to Taiwan, bright but cold. After a good breakfast we put on our jackets and gloves, pulled on our hats and got into a car. We travelled for about two hours, up, and up, and up the mountain road.

We finally arrived at the top of the mountain. It was Christmas Day. So imagine

my joy to see icicles(冰柱)hanging form branches and the whiteness of the scenery. Indeed, it was my first Christmas in the northern hemisphere(半球)and, guess what? It even started snowing too. How amazingly exciting for me to have Christmas in my grandmother’s hometown, and to experience icicles and snow. Alishan is really beautiful, especially seen form this dizzy height. After Sun parked the car, we got out and looked down through the trees. It hadn’t snowed hard enough so there was no snow on the ground, just loads of pine needles. There was a most wonderful smell of pine sap(松液)drifting up to us form the ground. It was very quiet, except for the twittering of birds, and the odd car passing along the road. Quietness in Taiwan is something to treasure.

Over the road was a small stall so we went over to it. They were selling some drink steaming hot in paper cups, too hot to hold immediately. We jumped around to get warm. There was a cool wind blowing up the side of the mountain, and the clouds above us were moving along quickly. I could imagine there was quite a strong wind blowing up there, so I was glad we were down on the ground! The drink cooled down fairly rapidly. I picked up my share and, wow, what a lovely smell was coming form it. It was the smell of ginger(姜). I took a sip. How delicious, and so this was ginger tea, which I had never tried before. It warmed my body so quickly that I could feel the heat travel right down to my fingers and to my toes. This was very good stuff. And then it was time to leave as we were going down to Hualian to attend a Buddha bi-bi, eat hot pot, and drink some Shaoxing rice wine.

63. Why was the author excited and amazed to see icicles?

A. Because she had never seen icicles before.

B. Because she liked icicles very much.

C. Because it was her first time to experience a cold Christmas.

D. Because it was her first time to experience winter.

64. Which of the following words can be used to describe Alishan?

A. beautiful, cold, quiet

B. high, white, quiet

C. beautiful, cold, bright

D. high, white, bright

65. What did the author describe in the third paragraph?

A. It was very cold at the top of the mountain.

B. It was blowing strongly on the mountain.

C. She enjoyed herself very much in the cold.

D. She was greatly amazed by the ginger tea.

66. From the text, we can tell that the author is most probably _______.

A. a Chinese person in Australia

B. a Chinese person in America

C. an Australian

D. an American

D

I use tea to refer to a snack(点心)taken in the late afternoon or early evening (ie after getting home from work but before the main meal, which I call dinner) and I don’t think that’s rare(罕见)at all. I think the difference is when you originally had your main meal and I would agree that it’s a class thing, not a north/south thing (I’ve heard the midday meal referred to as both lunch and dinner by different people in all areas of England).

Dinner was always the main meal. In the past, working class men worked near (or even at) home and came home for their main meal at midday, and so that was their dinner. Middle class men worked in offices far from their homes (often working in the city centre, and living outside the city) and s o couldn’t go home for a meal at midday. They therefore had a light meal at midday and had their main meal with their family in the evening after they go home from work, so dinner was in the evening. Because most children at state schools were working class, we still use dinner for school meals. For middle and upper class people, tea was a light snack served in the mid-afternoon at which ladies (who didn’t, of course, go out to work) could entertain their friends. For working class people, however, tea was the light snack you had before going to bed. Supper, for all classes, was the light snack you had before going to bed.

However, because work patterns changed and many working class people started eating their main meal in the evening too, dinner, tea and supper started to become

interchangeable for them. Also many working class families have since become middle class, so the terms have become less of a current class thing (if class still exists at all) and more of a system of terminology inherited(家族术语)from grandparents etc, different from family to family. When I was a child (Southern English, middle class family, but with working class forebears(祖先)) we called the midday meal dinner and the evening meal tea, but when I was in my early teens I had a new stepfather (from a family that had always been middle class for generations) who used lunch and dinner,and that’s what I’ve used ever since.

67. The working class people in the past usually had _______ in the evening.

A. a snack

B. some water

C. supper

D. dinner

68. What was the order of meals for the middle and upper class people in a day?

A. Breakfast, lunch, tea, dinner, supper.

B. Breakfast, dinner, supper.

C. Breakfast, lunch, tea, supper, dinner.

D. Breakfast, dinner, tea.

69. The underlined word “entertain” in the text has the same meaning as the

underlined part of

sentence _______.

A. He tried to please his friends with his songs and jokes.

B. He could never consider the idea of living in the country.

C. He invited his friends for a dinner at his home last Sunday.

D. He showed his friend around his new house before dinner.

70. At the end of the text, the author gave an example to show us mainly that people

from different _______ called meals by different names.

A. times

B. countries

C. directions

D. classes

五、阅读下面的短文，根据上下文和空白处首字母的提示补全单词

After continuing being (71) h_______ by heavy snowstorms in South and Central China, people there finally greeted the New Year with fine weather, (72) w_______

was a very exciting news to those who had (73) s_______ a hard life without electric (74) p_______, water and food, and also good news to those who wanted to go home for the Spring Festival.

Beginning in mid-January, 2008, a series of strong snowstorms in South and Central China did great (75)d________ to people’s lives as well as to industry production, transport and farming. (76) H________, all the people, (77) t_______ with PLA men, worked day and night and finally (78) s________ in fighting the natural (79) d_______. This has once again proved that we Chinese people will never (80) g______ in to any difficulty.

71. h 72. w 73. s 74. p 75. d

76. H 77. t 78. s 79. d 80. g

六、书面表达

假设你叫李华，下面的海报是你校英语角的一次活动安排。请根据海报内容用英语写一

封电子邮件，邀请你的外校朋友李明前来参加。

注意：

1. 邮件要涵盖海报中全部信息，并可适当增加细节；

2. 要写成一篇连贯的短文，不可照抄海报内容；

3. 120词左右(已给句子中的单词不计入总词数)。

参考词汇：subtitle(电影)字幕；popcorn爆米花。

The English Corner invites you to come

and see an English movie!

February 26, 2008

No. 1 Lecture Hall 3:30~5:30 pm

Free popcorn & soft drinks!

Ready help from native speakers of English!

Good chance to learn English & make friends!

Dear Li Ming,

Good news for you!

Yours,

Li Hua

听力材料及参考答案

一、听力理解

Text 1

W: Where are you going to spend the National Day holiday?

M: I’ll go to Wuzhen. Staying there costs only 120 yuan for one day and 200 yuan for two days.

Text 2

M: Well, I’d better be off now. It’s been great seeing you again.

W: Oh, it was nice seeing you, too.

Text 3

W: Sorry, I didn’t turn up at the meeting last night, David, but I wasn’t really feeling well. So I decided to stay at home.

M: Oh, that’s OK. Take care, Diana.

Text 4

M: I’d like two tickets for the 8 o’clock show tonight.

W: I’m sorry, Sir. They are sold out. But we have a few left for tomorrow. Text 5

W: Excuse me. Could you tell me how I can get to the police station?

M: Sure. Just go down the street to the corner two blocks from here and turn left.

Then go straight for three blocks and you’ll find the police station.

Text 6

M: What do you think of the students in our class?

W: I love those children. They are so lovely.

M: They love you too. They said you were the best teacher they had ever had. W: When I first came into the classroom, all the students stood up and looked at me. They all had smiles on their faces.

M: It seems that they began loving you from the beginning.

W: Right. They are also active. No one is shy.

M: That’s why you have become friends with each other. It is said that you’re leaving.

W: Yes, but in fac t I don’t want to leave. It’s only because of my parents. M: Your students will miss you.

W: I will miss them too.

Text 7

W: Sam, have you seen the pictures I took in Moscow?

M: No, I haven’t, Kate. Do you have some with you?

W: Here are some. I took them on the Red Square last week.

M: How beautiful the Red Square is! Your pictures are wonderful. Did you have a good time in Moscow?

W: Yes. I had a wonderful time there. Have you ever been to Russia?

M: No, I haven’t. What did you think of Russia, Kate?

W: It was great. The Russian people are very friendly. I made many Russian friends there.

M: Really? Then you must have learned some Russian.

W: Yes, but only a little.

Text 8

Annie’s cat was knocked down by a car this morning. She was very sad because she h ad lost her best friend. She cried for hours in the bedroom and didn’t want to go out, even to have lunch. Annie’s father was very worried about her. He thought that his daughter liked animals very much. He wanted to take Annie to the zoo, but Annie said s he wouldn’t go. Her mother was also very concerned about her. She asked Annie if she wanted to go to the cinema with her, but Annie said she wanted to stay at home. Her parents didn’t know what to do until finally her good friend Kitty came. She calmed Annie down. Then they played computer games together.

Text 9

A: Lakeside Hotel, may I help you?

B: Good afternoon. This is Peter Smith. I’d like to book some rooms for the Rose

Festival.

A: What exactly do you need?

B: We need three single rooms for the Festival from April 12th to 15th.

A: Just a minute. Let me check. Three single rooms from April 12th to 15th. I’m sorry.

There’re no single rooms available.

B: Oh dear.

A: Well. We still have a few double rooms left. Do you want to make the booking? B: What’s the price difference?

A: Not much. A single room is $40 while a double room is only $50.

B: Does that include breakfast?

A: Yes, breakfast is included.

B: OK. I’d like to book them then.

A: Fine. What’s your contact number, Mr Smith?

B: 83900387.

A:83900387. Three double rooms from April 12th to 15th. That’s done, Mr Smith.

We look forward to welcoming you shortly. Goodbye.

B: Bye.

1. B

2. B

3. C

4. A

5. C

6. A

7. C

8. B

9. B 10. C

11. B 12. C 13. A 14. C 15. C

16. Peter Smith 17. double 18. 3 19. April 12 20. 83900387

二、单项选择

21. B

解析：考查冠词。句义为“我在钱塘江边散步时，看到美丽的夕阳。在所拍的照片中发现了一个UFO”。第一次提到用a。

22. A

解析：句义为“糟糕的天气让甘肃泥石流的营救增加了难度”。add to 增加。

23. C

解析：句义为“保安很生气，因为没人同意他的观点”。D项agreed后缺少介词。

24. C

解析：疑问句在从句中为陈述句语序。句义为“业主问哪里可以停放他的SUV”。

25. B

解析：increase 增长，增加；include包括；cut 减少；charge 收费，索价。

26. B

解析：由于“I feel silly in these clothes.”(我穿着这些衣服觉得滑稽可笑)，所以“我担心别人会笑话我”。

27. A

解析：时刻表时间往往用一般现在时表示将来，leave为瞬间性动词可用进行时表将来时。

28. C

解析：刚才没认出，应该用过去时。

29. A

解析: 此处为as引导的定语从句。

30. B

解析: get done表示“谈论某人或某物的客观遭遇，往往表示一种突然的、未曾料到的事件或事故”。

31. C

解析：can’t help doing sth是固定用法。句义为“当购物时，人们常常被说服购买自己所不需要的物品”。

32. C

解析：句义为“去面试前，应当尽量多找一些公司的相关信息”。look up是查找的意思。

33. D

解析：句义为“孩子不应当独自在游泳池里游泳”。情态动词应选should。

34. B

解析：从山谷中穿过应用through，表示“横跨”时应用across。

35. D

解析：考查交际用语，well表认同。

三、完形填空

36. B

解析：刚进大学校园无法适应，那段时期对作者来说很难熬。

37. A

解析：因想家，经常想回家，符合语境。

38. C

解析：收到家信当然是最高兴的事。

39. A

解析：as time went by / with time going by是固定搭配。

40. D

解析：结合上文可知，有一天我的信箱变成空的了。

41. B

解析：期盼明信片是家里寄来的，符合语境。不能选A，因为明信片不是从家里寄来的。42. D

解析：前后文是转折关系，故用But。不能选C，因为However 作“然而，但是”解释时，其后面通常加逗号。

43. D

解析：从主谓一致的语法知识可以判断应选D(news)。

44. B

解析：从前文可知，明信片不是寄给作者的，因此他把它放在书桌里，也就把它忘掉了。45. C

解析：明显是又收到一张明信片。

46. D

解析：每张(each)都写了不同人的情况，符合语境。不能选C，因为every不能单独作主语。

47. B

解析：never这里指从未谋面，素不相识的人。

48. B

解析：作者说他开始期待下一张明信片，对下一张明信片会是什么内容感兴趣，符合语境。

49. A

解析：本句的意思是：作者对寄明信片的人会写(write down)什么感兴趣。不能选D，表示“某人提出……”时应用sb come up with sth。

50. C

解析：首段说作者的学习生活状况不是很好，收到这些明信片让他原本的生活没有那么难熬。

51. B

解析：从下文可知，与此同时作者参加了许多社团，结识了许多新朋友，由此可以合理推断作者还在不断地收到明信片。

52. B

解析：因为作者以前就收到过明信片，所以不选A(began)。其他选项可依据全句作出判断。

53. A

解析：文章第一段提到大一是作者的艰难过渡期，从而可以推断是大学生活。

54. D

解析：根据上下文可知作者把明信片都保存了起来。

55. A

解析：根据句义可知作者每逢感到情绪低落时，都把明信片拿出来看看。

四、阅读理解

56. B

解析：文章开篇提到祖母说能用一个手的手指数出来真正的朋友有多少，接着作者说她发现祖母只说对了一半。由此可见，人的一生真正的朋友没有几个。

57. D

解析：从文中可知，Sally, Michael 和Jim三者都称不上是作者的知己。

58. C

解析：依据文章第二段第三﹑四句可知。

59. B

解析：细节题。本文介绍了Helen Keller和她的老师Miss Sullivan，根据第一段第二句可知Helen以她的勇敢和贡献而闻名。

60. D

解析：细节题。根据第三段第二句可得知Helen要先学会控制自己的行为和情绪。

61. A