2021-2022學(xué)年河南省鄭州市高一上學(xué)期期中考試英語試題Word版含答案

2021-2022學(xué)年河南省鄭州市高一上學(xué)期期中考試英語試題第一局部聽力（共兩節(jié)，總分值30分）做題時，先將答案標(biāo)在試卷上。錄音內(nèi)容結(jié)束后，你將有2分鐘的時間將試卷上的答案轉(zhuǎn)涂到答題卡上。第一節(jié)（共5小題；每題L5分，總分值7.5分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最正確選項。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?C.￡9.15.C.Funny.C.Agasstation.C.￡9.15.C.Funny.C.Agasstation.C.Acameraman.C.At10:40.答案是CoHowdotheman'sclotheslook?A.Attractive.B.Formal.Whatdothespeakerstalkabout?A.Afire.B.Arestaurant.Whatisthemanprobably?A.Atraveler.B.Ateacher.Whenwillthetrainleave?A.At10:25.B.At10:30.WhatwillthewomandonextMonday?A.Giveatalk.B.Visitafriend.C.Gotoaspeech.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每題1.5分，總分值22.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨(dú)白。每段對話或獨(dú)白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最正確選項。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。Whatwasthewoman'smainsubjectinhighschool?A.Science.B.Chemistry.C.Informationtechnology.Whatwasthewoman'sfavoritesport?A.Basketball.B.Swimming.C.Football.聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。Whenwillthemanattendhiscourse?A.Inthedaytime.B.Intheevening.C.Atweekends.Howmuchwillthemanpayforhiscourse?A.$300.B.$600.C.$700.Whatwillthemandonext?A.CallFrostHall.B.Getinformationonline.C.Gotothecollegeinperson.聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。Whafstheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Classmates.B.Bossandemployee.C.Teacherandstudent.M:Thatsoundscool.Text7W:Hello,ParksonCollege.MayIhelpyou?M:Yes.I'mlookingforinformationoncoursesincomputerprogramming.W:Doyouwantadayoreveningcourse?M:Well,itwouldhavetobeaneveningcoursesinceIworkduringtheday.W:Aha.Haveyoutakenanycomputercoursesbefore?M:No.W:Oh.Well,basiccourseistheoneyouhavetotakebeforeyoucantakecomputerprogramming.M:Oh,Isee.Andhowmuchisthecourse?W:That'sthreehundreddollars,includingthenecessarycomputertime.M:Aha.Okay.Ah,wheredo1gotocheckinforthecourse?W:ItisonthesecondandthirdofSeptember,between6and9inFrostHall.M:Oh,1knowhowtogetthere.IsthereanythingthatIshouldtakewithme?W:No,justyourcheckbook.M:Well,thankyouverymuch.Text8M:Hi.IamJohn,yournewdeskmate.CanIaskyousomequestions?W:Yes,please.M:Whatkindofholidaysdoyouhave?Whatdoyoudointhoseholidays?W:Well,myfavouriteholidayistheDayoftheDead.M:Whatisit?It'salittleterrible,isn'tit?W:Yeah,kindof,butactuallyforusMexicans,it'snotreallyterrible.Actuallythatdaywerememberthepeoplewhoarealreadydeadespeciallyinourclosefamily.M:OK.W:It'sonNovemberfirst,thesecondtoo.M:Doyoudoitjustforyourfamilyordoyougoandvisitfriendsorotherrelatives?W:No,weonlykeepitwithinthefamilyactually.M:OK.W:Well,anotherholidayIcanthinkaboutisEaster.Butwedon'tspendittraditionallyanymore.Wejustgoonvacationtothebeachandcelebrateandgotoconcertsandholdparties.M:JustasChileanpeopledo.Text9M:Sarah,youtoldmeearlierthatyou'vebeenhome-schooled.Itsoundsreallyinteresting,socouldyoutellmemoreaboutit?W:Yes,certainly.Well,I'mtheyoungestoffourchildren,soIwasthelastonetocomeupbeinghome-schooled.M:Howcomeyourparentsdecidedtohome-school?W:Myoldersisterhadalotofproblemsinschoolanditwashardforhertofinishschool.Andsothat'sfirstlywhatmadethemstartthinkingaboutit.M:Wow!That'sinteresting.Didthatmakeanydifferenceintermsofmakingfriendswithotherpeople?W:No,thereweresomefamiliesthatwewereclosefriendswithandthatweplayedwithanddideverythingwithgrowingup.Wealldiddifferentthings,mybrothersinmanysportsandmysisterand1inballet,and1tookpianoandviolinlessonsandsanginagirfssinginggroup.M:Yeah,itsoundsniceactually.Text10Cottrellremembersthesummerdayalmost75yearsagowhenanotewasbroughttoherfamily'sfarm.Hermotheropenedthenote,readit,satdownandcried.ThenotetoldthefamilythatCottrelPsolderbrother,JohnReynolds,hadbeenkilled.HediedonthecoastofFranceonJune6,1944.“Iknewsomethingbadhadhappened,“Cotrellsaid.Shewasfouryearsoldatthetimeandremembershermothertellingher:€6WelllittleJohnhasgonetoheaven.Idon'tknowwhatwe'regoingtodo."AlloverthelittletownofBedford,Virginia,neartheBlueRidgeMountains,otherfamiliesreceivedsimilarmessagesthatsummer.Eachmessageopenedthesameway,expressingtheUnitedStatessecretaryofwar's“deepregrefintellingthatalovedonewaskilledormissing.TwentymenfromBedfordandthesurroundingareawerekilled.HistoryloverKenParkerandhiswife,Linda,havebuiltacoffeeshopandplaceofmemoryfortheBedfordBoys.ItwaswhereBedfordBoys'wivesandgirlfriendsoftenwenttoexchangenewsandinformationduringthewar.（共20小題；每題L5分，總分值30分）1—5CACCC6—10ABBAC11—15ABACB16—20BABAC（共20小題；每題2分，總分值40分）21—25DDBCD26—30BAADB31—35CCDAC36—40BCFDE（共20小題；每題1.5分，總分值30分）41—45CBADD46—50BDACA51—55BBCDA56—60CDCBA（共10小題；每題1.5分，總分值15分）61.sleepy62.which/that63.was64.silence65.a66.tomake67.When68.smiling69.members.70.slowly短文改錯（共10小題；每題1分，總分值10分）AftertheTangshanearthquake,astorywastoldthatafoxhadsavedamanlife.Themanworkedatapowerman'sstation.Helikedfishinginitssparetime.Heusuallykeepsthefishhehadcaughtinatank,Butthefishoftenwashiskeptweremissing.Thenhecaughtafoxwhenitwaseatingthefish.InsteadApunishingthefox,heletitgo.ofOnenight,themanwaswokenupbyloudlynoisesoutside.Hewentoutandfoundthefoxstandinghere.loudthereSurprisingly,itstoodinthefrontofthemantopreventhimfromgoingbackintotheroom.Suddenlyabigearthquakehappenedbutthenthehousewasdestroyed.Itwasthefox'shelpwhichsavedhislife.thatand書面表達(dá)（總分值25分）thatOnepossibleversion:Awin-winactivityInordertoimprovethecommunicationbetweenexchangestudentsandChinesestudents,theEnglishCornerofourschoolheldalearningactivity,whichwaswelcomedbybothChineseandforeignstudents.Manystudentsjoinedinthisactivity.Duringtheactivity,twostudentsworkedinpairs,givingeachotherlessonsontheirownnativelanguageandculture.Inthisway,theycouldeffectivelylearnaforeignlanguageandknowaboutthecustomsofthatcountry.Ofcourse,itwasawin-winactivity.Throughthisactivity,participantshaveimprovedtheirforeignlanguagesandhaveunderstoodeachotherbetter.ManyexchangestudentshavegotusedtotheirlifeinChinaquickly.WhodoesthewomanspendtheDayoftheDeadwith?A.Herfriends.B.Herfamily.C.Herrelatives.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A.Festivals.B.Schoollife.C.Familyparties.聽第9段材料，回答第14至16題。WhydidSarah'sparentsconsiderteachingathome?A.Tosavemoney.B.Tocomforttheirkids.C.Tohelptheirdaughterout.Whatdoesthemanwanttoknowabouthome-schooling?A.Playingsports.B.Makingfriends.C.Lifeinthesparetime.Howdoesthemanfindstudyingathome?A.Easy.B.Good.C.Money-saving.聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。WhydidCottrelPsmothercry?A.Shelostherson.B.Hersonmadeherangry.C.Shereceivedherson'sletter.Wheredidthewartakeplace?A.InBritain.B.InFrance.C.InGermany.HowoldwasCottrellwhenherbrotherdied?A.4.B.6.C.7.Whyhavethecouplebuiltacoffeeshop?A.Tosharewarinformation.B.Toreceivesoldiers'wives.C.Torememberthesoldiers.第二局部閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，總分值40分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每題2分，總分值30分）閱讀以下短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出最正確選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。AOurMostPopularWaystoRide☆SingleTripTheSingleTripisperfectforquick,one-waytripsfrompointAtopointB.Itcosts$2foroneclassicb汰etripunder30minutes.HowtoBuyaSingleTripSingletripscanbeboughtintheLyftapp,CapitalBikesharemobileapporatanykiosk（亭）.Readytobuyonenow?☆DayPassesShort-termpassesareperfectfortouristsandvisitors.ExploreDCAreaontwowheels!CapitalBikeshareisafunwaytoseethesightsandgettolocalattractions.TakeabikeoutfbraridearoundtheNationalMallorexplorethetrailsandsceneryalongthePotomacRiver.DayPassChoices24-HourPass:$83-DayPass:$17Passesincludeunlimited（不受限制的）classicbiketripsunder30minutes.HowtoBuyaPass24-Hourand3-DaypassescanbeboughtintheCapitalBikesharemobileapporfromakiosk.Checkoutthestep-by-stepinstructionstobuyapassandunlockabike.Readytobuyonenow?☆A(yù)nnualMembershipTheAnnualMembershipisthebestdealforDCpeopleandotherfrequent（頻繁的）riders.CapitalBikeshareisafunandaffordablewaytogetaroundDC.Ifsdesignedforquickandeasytrips.Useittogotoworkorschool,gettomeetingsorjustenjoyourbeautifularea.WhenyoubecomeaCapitalBikesharemember,yougetabikekeythatunlocksthousandsofbikesinWashington,DC.Youcantakeasmanyridesasyouwantthroughouttheyear,andallclassicbiketripsunder30minutesareincludedinyourmembership.Unlockane-bikeforanextra$l/ride.Seeextrapricingfore-bikeparkingandlongerrides.Howmuchdoesitcosttorideabikeunder30minuteswithapass?A.$17.B.$8.C.$2.D.Free.WhichofthefollowingisthebestchoiceforaDCworker?A.TheSingleTrip.B.The24-HourPass.C.The3-DayPass.D.TheAnnualMembership.Whatshouldyoudoifyouwanttorideane-bike?A.Buyanotherkey.B.Payextramoney.C.Getadrivinglicense.D.Rideitwithin30minutes.BIamafreshmanatOrangeHighSchool.In2013,IfoundedanorganizationcalledLoveForTheElderly.Somanyelderlypeoplehavenoonetocareforthem,andnoonetolovethem.WhenIsaythis,Iamtalkingaboutpurelove,unconditionallovethatshowskindnessnomatterwhatthesituationsmaybe.Theelderlyhavesmoothedthepathwayofsuccessforourgeneration.Theyshouldbeshownappreciation（感激）andkindness,butareoftenforgotten.Iamsureallofyouhavesomeoneinyourheartswhohasbeenatanursinghome.ThinkofthemwhileIsaythis;theyshouldgetthebest,nothingbutthebest.Theelderlyaresuchanunusualgroupofpeople,andtheirshiningwisdomcanmostcertainlybelearnedfrom.Thisideaofshowingappreciationtotheelderlyreverberated（回響）insidemyhead,untilfinally,Idecideditwastimetostepupandmakeadifference.Myloveforandabilityinwritingledmetocreateanorganization,wherepeoplefromallacrosstheworldsendnamelesslettersfilledwithkindnessandjoy,fromIceland,Romania,Finland,Australia,andmore.Ithensendtheseletterstoseniorcenters,andnursinghomeslocatedallacrossthecountry.Tothisdate,Ihavecollectedover1,000letters,andthereactionIhavereceivedfromtheseorganizationshasbeentrulyunbelievable.Thispastmonth,Ihadtheopportunitytoreceive$100fromKindSpringthroughtheirmonthlykindnesscompetitiontohelpmyorganization.Thismoneyhasbeenofgreathelp.Wedonotreceivemuchmoney,andsoithelpedtopayformanycosts,includingpostageandenvelopes.Thisactofkindnesshasbeenveryhelpfultomyorganization,andIcouldnotbemoreappreciative.Ifanyofyouwouldliketogetinvolvedinmyorganization,.Whydidtheauthorsetuphisorganization?A.Tohelptheelderlywiththeirdailylife.B.Toorganizeactivitiesfortheelderly.C.Tooffertruelovetotheelderly.D.Toraisemoneyfortheelderly.Whichofthefollowingagreeswiththeauthor'sopinionabouttheelderly?A.Theyarebeingtreatedwell.B.Theyshouldendupinseniorcenters.C.Theyarewiserthantheyoung.D.Theydon'tgetenoughattention.Whathelpedtheauthorcreatehisorganization?A.Thelettersreceivedworldwide.B.Hiswritingab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A.Theyarenotsoconfident.B.Theyfacehigheraltitudes.C.Mostofthemarebeginners.D.Deathshavecomeupamongthem.WhatmistakedidtheCanadianclimbermake?A.Hedidn'ttrainhimselftoclimb.B.Hedidn'tmakesureofhissafety.C.Hedidn'tstaywithotherclimbers.D.Heknewlittleaboutthemountainice.Whatisparagraph6mainlyabout?Dangersofhavinglittleclimbingexperience.Resultsofclimbingmountainsinahurry.Causesoftheclimbingaccidents.D.Rulesofsafemountainclimbing.DAnillegal（非法的）buildingprojectisthreatening（威脅）oneofNorthAmerica'sgreatesttreasures:theancientpyramidsincentralMexico.Theprojectmayharmtheremainsoftemplesandabout24otherancientbuildings.TheillegalprojectisnexttotheTeotihuacanarcheologicalarea.Buildinganythingnewthereisillegal.Theowneroftheland,however,hasrefusedordersfromMexico'santiquitiesorganizationINAHtoslopforthepasttwomonths.ManyMexicansareangrythatofficialsarefailingtoprotecttheruinsofTeotihuacan,aplacevisitedeveryyearbylargenumbersofpeople.InlateApril,theINAHbroughtareporttothegovernment.Federalofficialschargedtheownerwith"damagetoarcheologicalrelics”.Inrecentweeks,theINAHrecordedongoingbuildingintheareaby60workers.ThatinformationcamefromMexico'sCulturalMinistry.Teotihuacanisabout50kilometersnortheastofMexicoCity.Itoncewashometoabout100,000peoplewhomostlylivedincolorfulstonehouses.PeoplelivedinthatcityataboutthesametimethatMayanculturehadreachedahighleveltothesouth.ButTeotihuacanisknownforitsownartandarchitecture.Itgrewrichforaperiodof600yearsuntilabout550becauseoftradingwithothercities.Ithadaneconomybuiltoncreatinggoodssuchasclothingandmetalknives.Officialshaveworkedhardforyearstostopillegalbuilding.Thebuildingisoftendoneatnightandlocalgovernmentofficialsoftenarrivetoolate.Atallwallsurroundstheillegalbuildingarea.Itisinwhatisbelievedtobeoneoftheancientcity,soldestparts.Apastarcheologicalreportsaidtheareaheldatleastthreetemplesand25otherancientbuildings.Teotihuacanwasnamedaworldheritage（遺產(chǎn)）sitebytheUnitedNationsculturalagency,UNESCO,in1987.Thenamingrequiresgovernmentprotectionofthearea.WhatdidtheINAHdowiththeillegalbuilding?Itstoppedthebuildingquickly.Ithiredlawyerstodealwiththebuilding.Itreportedthebuildingtothegovernment.Ithelpedtheownertoworkonthebuilding.WhichwordbestdescribesTeotihuacanintheancienttime?A.Unknown.B.Common.C.Small-sized.D.Well-developed.A.Unknown.B.Common.C.Small-sized.D.Well-developed.Whycantheillegalbuildingbecarriedout?A.Itisdonesecretly.B.Itisdonebehindatallwall.C.Itisignoredbyofficials.D.Itissupportedbyofficials.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?AUNESCOWorldHeritageSiteinMexicoDifficultiesMexicoMeetstoKeepRelicsWellAncientMexicanCityThreatenedbyNewBuildingActionTakenbyMexicanOfficialstoProtectRemains第二節(jié)（共5小題；每題2分，總分值10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最正確選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。選項中有兩項為多余選項。HowtoGardenWhenThereIsTooMuchWaterUnusualweatherthissummerhashurtmanygardensintheUnitedStates.36Forothersitistoomuch.Insomegardens,watersitsonthesurfaceofthegroundorthegroundstayswetforhoursafterrainstops.Wewilllookatthreewaysyoucandealwiththeproblemoftoomuchwater-youcanuseone,orallthree,inthesamegarden.Useawaterwaytoletwaterrunaway37Thesimplestwayiswithaditch（溝），or,ifyourgardenislarge,afewditches.Youwillalso,ofcourse,needtheditchtoflowontolowerground.Ditchescrossingyourgardenneednotbeunpleasanttolookatortroublesome.Designagardeninwhichflatstoneslineditchesandformbridgesacrossditchesthatcrosspaths.38UsepipesAnotherwaytodoawaywithwater-withoutchangingthelookofyourgarden—istoburypipeswithsmallholesunderground.Digaditch,asdescribedabove,thenlayinablackpipethatisabout10cmacrossitswidth.Thepipeismadetobendeasily,andtheholesinitletinwater.39Theclothcankeepoutdirt.Then,putalayerofsmallstonesandfinallysomesoil.Raisetheroots（根）Athirdwaytogiveyourplantsmoreairistoraisethemabovethewater.Treesandbushescanbeplantedonraisedpilesofsoil,oftencalled"beds”.40Howwidedependsonthefinalsizeoftheplant.Ifyouwantabiggerplant,giveitsrootsmoreroomtogrow.Trytogetenoughairintothesoil.Formany,theproblemisnotenoughrain.Onewayistoletthewaterflow（流）tosomelowerplace.Coverthepipewithacloththatwatercanpassthrough.Thebedsneedtobewideenoughtoallowrootstospread.Thewholesystemcanlooklikeabeautifulwater-townsight.Buildaboxatleast15cmhighofwoodorstone.第三局部語言知識運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，總分值45分）第一節(jié)（共20小題；每題1.5分、總分值30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最正確選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。rddrivendowntoLosAngelestointerviewawell-knownartist.Afterthat,Isawa41acrossthestreet.WhenIwalkedin,awaiter42metoatable.Itwasaniceplace-open,clean.Awaitress43“Coffee?”sheaskedmewithasmileonherface.She44meoneofthoseover-sized,plastic-coatedmenuscoveredwith45ofdishesandleft.I46it,lookingforsomethingsimple,somethingnotinthosephotographs.Atthebottomofthepage,Ifoundalineof47:“SeniorSpecial一oneegg,twopancakesandbacon.$5.99,“Right.Thatshoulddoit.WhenIwas48thereJustlikeathome-moreawake,moreopen-itwashardtoknowwheremystatecamefrom.Nowmywaitresswas49.IorderedtheSeniorSpecial."Don'tyouwantthe"FastStart'?"sheasked.1hadn't50thatone.Thensheturnedthemenuskillfully,and51anotherone—“Seethisone?FastS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ten-dollarbill!41.A.bookstoreB.postofficeC.restaurantD.shop42.A.pulledB.ledC.attractedD.pushed43.A.cameoverB.wentaheadC.setoffD.calmeddown44.A.madeB.lentC.threwD.handed45.A.descriptionsB.ideasC.platesD.photos46.A.improvedB.heldC.revisedD.hid47.A.commentB.warningC.promiseD.text48.A.sittingB.playingC.standingD.chatting49.A.tiredB.busyC.backD.far50.A.noticedB.preparedC.imaginedD.mentioned51.A.quitB.suggestedC.packedD.discovered52.A.tryB.lookC.breakD.note53.A.timeB.lifeC.moneyD.strength54.A.angrilyB.formallyC.confidentlyD.closely55.A.clearlyB.hardlyC.partlyD.finally56.A.freshB.bigC.extraD.delicious57.A.tastedB.refusedC.doubtedD.orderedA.politenessA.changedA.thought第二節(jié)（共10小題;B.humorB.savedB.goal每題1.5分,C.kindnessA.politenessA.changedA.thought第二節(jié)（共10小題;B.humorB.savedB.goal每題1.5分,C.kindnessC.missingC.adventure總分值15分）D.effortD.borrowedD.secretThefamilywalkedoutintothenightfeelingvery61（sleep）afterbeingwokenbyanalarmclockat2a.m.Wetookourchairs62weresetoutonthedrivewayfacingnortheast.Leaning（倚靠）back,weallowedoureyestoadjust（適應(yīng)）tothestarscoveringthesky.ThePerseidmeteorshower（流星雨），oneofthegreatestshowsonearth63（be）inprogress.Wekeptourvoicesverylowsoasnottodisturbthe64（silent）,buteveryfewminutessomeonewouldcryout,“Ohhhh.??there'sanotherone—or“Didyouseethatone?”Wefeltluckytohavesuch65frontrowseattothesightofsomanyshootingstarswitheachaffordingtheopportunity66（make）awish.InasoftvoiceIwhisperedtoElise,my8-year-oldgreat-niece:"67youareolderandperhapsamotheryourself,andyouarewatchingtheshootingstarswithyourchildren,thinkofyourlovedoneslookingdownfromtheheavens,68（smile）andsendingwaveoflight.We'vebeenhostingandwillcontinuetohostvisitingfamily69（member）fo