新版譯林高中英語課件教案練習(xí)學(xué)易金卷：2020-2021學(xué)年高一英語下學(xué)期期末測(cè)試卷（牛津譯林版2020）（課標(biāo)全國(guó)卷）02（原卷版）

高一英語第二學(xué)期期末模擬試卷2(譯林新教材)說明：本卷不含聽力，滿分120分，適用采用譯林版新教材參加老高考地區(qū)的學(xué)生。第一部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié),滿分40分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2分,滿分30分）閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出最佳選項(xiàng)。ABelowaretheinternationaldayscurrentlyplayingamoreandmoreimportantroleacrosstheworld.WorldEarthDayEveryyearonApril22,PeopleallovertheworldcelebrateEarthDay.Itisatimetoworktokeepourearthclean.U.S.Senator(參議員)GaylordNelsonfirstthoughtoftheideaforEarthDayin1962whenhesawpollutedriversandcitieswithsmoke.HeneededtogetsupportfromAmericanstocleanuptheearth.Finally,onApril22,1970,20millionAmericanscelebratedthefirstEarthDay!Itisadaythatismeanttoraiseawareness(意識(shí))andappreciationabouttheEarth’snaturalenvironment.WorldBookDayWorldBookDayisacelebrationtoimprovetheenjoymentofbooksandreading.Eachyear,onApril23,celebrationstakeplaceallovertheworld.April23markstheanniversary(周年紀(jì)念日)ofthebirthordeathofanumberofwell-knownwriters,includingWilliamShakespeare,MigueldeCervantesandManuelMejíaVallejo.WorldBookDayisanoccasiontopayaworldwiderespecttobooksandauthorsandtoencouragepeopletodiscoverthepleasureofreading.WorldAutismAwarenessDay(世界自閉癥關(guān)注日)WorldAutismAwarenessDayaimstoincreasepeople’sawarenessaboutpeople,especiallychildren,withautism.Thisconditionaffectsthebrain’sfunctionsandremainswithapersonforhisorherwholelife.Thefirstsignsusuallyappearbeforeachildisthreeyearsold.OnDecember18,2007,theUNGeneralAssembly(聯(lián)合國(guó)大會(huì))determinedApril2asWorldAutismAwarenessDay.Itwasfirstobservedin2008.WhatmadeGaylordcomeupwiththeideaforEarthDayatfirst?A.Pollutedwaterandcitieswithsmoke.B.SupportfromAmericans.C.ServingasaSenator.D.TheEarth’snaturalenvironment.WhyisApril23thedayofWorldBookDay?A.Tohelpchildrenwithautism.B.Todiscoverthepleasureofreading.C.Tohonorsomewell-knownwriters.D.Tosellmorebooks.WhatdotheDayshaveincommon?A.TheDaysraisetheawarenessofprotectingtheearth.B.TheDaystookplaceinthesamemonth.C.TheDaysareonlycelebratedinAmerica.D.TheDayswereallfirstcelebratedin2008.BWhen45-year-oldRandyPauschwasdiagnosedwithpancreatic(胰腺)cancer,hechosetofocusonlivingratherthandying.AsacomputerscienceprofessoratCarnegieMellonUniversity,Pauschwasaskedtodelivera"lastlecture”.Thiswell-knowncampustraditionallowedprofessorstoshareworldlywisdomwithstudentsasiftheyweredyingandhadonelastlecturetogive.TheonlydifferenceinPausch'scaseisthatPauschreallywasdying,butitonlymotivatedhimmore.Hedeliveredhislastlecture,"ReallyAchievingYourChildhoodDreams”onSept.18,2007.Pauschbeganbysharingseveralofhisboyhooddreams,someofwhichhehadachievedandtheothershehadn't.Hedescribedtheimportanceofhavingdreamsandhowanyonecanstilllearnalotbyreachingforthosedreams,eveniftheydon'talwayssucceedHesharedthevalueslearnedthroughexperience,whichhehopedtopassontoothershardwork,laughterandgratitude.honesty,character,Pausch'slastlecturereceivedagreatdealofpraiseandattention.ItbecameacrazyYouTubehit,andinOctober2007,hepresentedanabridged(刪節(jié)的)versionon“TheOprahWinfreyShow".Heturnedthelectureintoabookbythesamename,whichquicklybecameabest-seller.Readersweredeeplymovedbythebook'srepresentationofPausch'slifelongphilosophyandthewayitrevealedthebiggestsourceofhismotivation—histhreeyoungchildren.PauschpassedawayonJuly25,2008,buthisvoicelivesonintherecordedlectureandhisbookHecontinuestomotivateusallbyencouragingustonevergiveupourchildhooddreams—asourceofinspirationthatcanneverrundry.WhywasPauschaskedtogivehis"lastlecture?A.Toteachthestudents. B.TomakehimhaveabetterheC.Tocurehiscancer. D.Toachievehisdream.WhatwasPausch'slecturemainlyabout?A.Hisprivatelifeinboyhood. B.Havingdreamsandgoodvalues.C.Thereasonforhissuccess. D.Theexperiencelearnedfromothers.WhichofthefollowingmotivatedPauschmost?A.Hisdreams. B.Hischildren. C.Hiswork. D.Hisstudents.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.KeeponDreaming B.TheMeaningofLifeC.MotivationfromLife D.GivetheLastLectureCBelieveitornot,nearlyafifthofolderadultshavecontactwithfriends,familyandneighborslessthanonceaweek.IntheUnitedKingdom,thatamountstonearly9millionresidentswhoareisolatedwithlittlesocialcontact.IntheUnitedStates,a2019surveyonagingfound8%ofolderadultslivingalonewhoreportfeelingsofloneliness.

InSomerset,England,thelocalpolicefoundawaytofightsocialisolation.Localpolicechoseaprojectthatwaslocal,wheretheycouldseethechangethey’denabled.Their“chatbenches”appearedinlocalparks,wheretheyencouragestrollers(散步者)tositdownandhaveachatwitharandomstranger.

“Thesignsimplyhelpstobreakdowntheinvisible,socialbarriersthatexistsbetweenstrangerswhofindthemselvessharingacommonplace.Wecanallplayapart…”accordingtoaspokesmanforthepolicedepartment.“Simplystoppingtosay‘hello’tosomeoneatthechatbenchcouldmakeahugedifferencetothevulnerable(易受傷害的)peopleinourcommunitiesandhelptomakelifealittlebetterforthem.”SomeTexansintheUnitedStates,aretryingtorelievethelonelinessandisolationthatmanyelderlyAmericansarefeelingduringthecoronaviruspandemic（冠狀病毒流行）bycreatingsafe“huggingbooths.”AmberCrenshawandherhusbandSteveCrenshawownabusinesscalledHandleWithCareandworkwithUnlimitedCareCottages,anassistedlivingfacility.Ambersaidsheandherhusbanddesignedandbuiltthehuggingboothsafteroneofthenursessuggestedtheidea."Theresidentshavebeen,justsofilledwithjoy,”Ambersaid.“Itwasoneofourresident’sbirthdays.Wewereabletosettheboothupfortheirbirthday,andfamilymemberswereabletocomeinandgivebirthdayhugs.Ithasreallyliftedthespiritsoftheassistedlivingresidents.”TheCrenshawshavejustworkedwithUnlimitedCaresofar,buttheysaidotherassistedlivingfacilitiesinTexashavecontactedthemwithinterest.Whatisthefindingofthe2019investigation?A.Amajorityofoldpeoplegetintouchwithotherslessthanonceaweek.B.Thenumberofisolatedpeoplewhocontactwithothersaddsupto9millionintheUK.C.8%oftheagedpeoplewhosufferfromlonelinessliveontheirowninAmerica.D.TherearemorepeoplewhohavelittleconnectionwithothersintheUKthanintheUSA.WhydidthelocalpoliceinSomersetsetup“chatbenches”inlocalparks?A.Toremindolderadultsofthetricksofthecheats.B.Tobetterthepublicfacilitiesinthecommunity.C.Tomakelocalpeoplefeelclosertoeachother.D.TocelebrateUnitedNationsWorldElderDay.Whatcanbeinferredfromthecaseof“huggingbooths”?A.HuggingboothsplayaroleinbirthdayhugsinfamilymembersB.TheCrenshawsrunabusinessandanassistedlivingfacilityC.Somenursesfirstcameupwiththeideaofthe“huggingbooth”.D.There’remanyassistedlivingfacilitieswithhuggingbooths.What’sthepurposeofthistext?A.Toraisepeople’sawarenessofcaringlonelyseniors.B.Tohelpprotectthepeoplelivinginthecommunity.C.Tourgefamilymemberstohugeachothermoreoften.D.Topresentthedifferencesbetweenthetwomethods.DAstudyof100mobileappsforkidsfoundthat72brokealawaimedatprotectingchildren'sonlineprivacy.ResearchersdevelopedatoolthatcandeterminewhetheramobileappfollowstheChildren'sOnlinePrivacyProtectionAct(COPPA).Thetoolwas99%right.Researcherscontinuetoimprovethetechnology,whichtheyplantomakeavailablefordownloadatnocost.Whenyoudownloadanapp,itcangetalotofinformationonyourcellphone.Youhavetokeepinmindthatallthisinformationcanbecollectedbytheseappsandsenttothirdparties.Whatdotheydowithit?Theycanprettymuchdoanything.Weshouldbecarefulaboutthis.Appscangetpersonalidentifiableinformation,includingnames,emailaddresses,phonenumbers,locations,audioandvisualrecordings,anduniqueidentifiersordevicessuchasaninternationalmobileequipmentidentity(IMEI),mediaaccesscontrol(MAC)addresses,AndroidIDsandAndroidadvertisingIDs.TheadvertisingID,forexample,allowsappdeveloperstocollectinformationonuser’sinterests,whichtheycanthenselltoadvertisers.What'sworse,gamesandotherappsthatviolateCOPPAcauseprivacyrisksthatcouldmakeitpossibleforsomeonetodetermineachild'sIDandlocation.Abadmancouldprobablygettheuser'semailIDandgeographiclocationandtrytokidnapthechild.COPPArequiresthatwebsitesandonlineservicesdirectedtochildrengetparentalagreementbeforecollecting,personalinformationfromanyoneyoungerthan13;however,astheresearchfound,manypopularappsdonotfollowtherule.Researchersfoundthatmanypopulargamesdesignedspecificallyforyoungchildrenshowedusers’.AndroidIDs,AndroidadvertisingIDsanddevicedescriptions.Researcherssuggestthatparentsshouldbecarefulwhendownloadingorallowingchildrentodownloadapps.Theyadvisekeepingdownloadstoaminimum.Don'tdownloadappsunlesstheyneedto.Whatisthematterwithmostmobileappsforkids?A.Theyleadchildrentodowrong. B.Theyaretooexpensiveforkids.C.Theycollectchildren'sprivateinformation. D.Theyaretoodifficulttooperate.Whatcanwelearnaboutthetestingtool?A.Itwillbeputonlineforsale. B.Parentswillgetitforfree.C.Appswillfindwaystodealwithit. D.Researcherswillgiveitupafterthestudy.Whatwillappsdowithkids'privacy?A.Theywillsendittoothers. B.Theywillpublishitonline.C.Theywillkeepitasecret. D.Theywilluseitinsocialsurveys.Whatistheresearchers'advicetoparentsaboutdownloadingapps?A.Downloadingasfewappsaspossible. B.Downloadingasmanyappsasrequired.C.DownloadingnoappsfromtheInternet. D.DownloadingappsthatCOPPAidentifies.第二節(jié)（共5小題：每小題2分,滿分10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容,從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Inmanycountries,itisimportanttohavemanychildren.IntheUS,afewreligiousgroupsemphasize（強(qiáng)調(diào)）theimportanceoflargefamilies,butmostpeoplethinkoneortwochildrenareenough,andmanycoupleshavenochildren.___16___Havingmanychildrenwouldrestrictthefreedomandindividualism（個(gè)人主義）oftheparentsaswellastheotherchildreninthefamily.Parentsteachindividualismbythewaytheyraisetheirchildren.___17___Parentsbeginteachingthisself-reliance(自力更生)early,askingthechildtodothingsonherownandpraisingherwhenshedoes.___18___Theybringtheirchildrenwiththemtochurch,tosportingevents,tostores,andtosocialevents.However,manyplaces,suchasexpensiverestaurantsandlivetheatreproductions,donotwelcomechildren.Mostformalsocialgatherings,thosewithwritteninvitationsdonotwelcomechildreneither.Children,especiallyboysareexpectedtobeenergeticandassertive(果敢的).___19___Parentsareexpectedtokeeptheirchildrenundercontrolatalltimes,particularlyinpublicplacesandinthehomesofothers.Whenachildmisbehaves,onlythechild'sparentsmaydisciplinehim.___20___Mostparentsdiscipline（訓(xùn)導(dǎo)）theirchildrenbyrewardinggoodbehaviors,notbypunishingbadbehaviors.Whileaspanking（摑）,aslaptothechild'sbuttocks(屁股)，isacceptabletosomepeople,anypunishmentthatwoundsthechildorleavesamarkisconsideredchildabuseandisagainstthelaw.TherelationshipbetweenAmericanparentsandtheirchildrenisharmony.Thatdoesn'tmean,though,thattheyareallowedto"runwild"inpublic.Becausetakingcareofachildisverycostly,financially,emotionally,andsocially,manycouplesviewlargefamiliesasadisadvantage.Otheradultsshouldnotinterfere（干涉）unlessthechildisdoingsomethingwhichmaybeharmfultohimself.Americanchildrenareexpectedtoacceptinvitationstoaformalparty.Manyparentswanttoexposetheirchildrentoavarietyofsituations.Theywanttocreateaself-reliant,independentchild,whocanmakeitonherownbyageeighteen.第二部分語言知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié),滿分45分）第一節(jié)（共20小題；每小題1.5分,滿分30分）閱讀下面短文,從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。AlonzoJohnsonstopped.Hedecidedtohelpa(n)____21____elderlymandownanescalator(自動(dòng)扶梯)inaMassachusettsshoppingmalllastweek,___22___the23-year-oldcouldneverhavepredictedthathissimple,randomactofkindnesswouldwinhimthe___23___ofthousandsofpeopleonline.Anoldman___24___atthetopofanescalatorandafewpeoplestartedgathering___25___togeton.Itwasclearhewasfeeling___26___astowhethertostepontotheescalatorornot.Johnsonspottedtheseniorcitizenhesitatingand___27___thesimplestkindness.Hereachedouta(n)____28____andaskedwithasmileonhisface,“CanIhelpyou,sir?”Theoldmanquietlystartedto___29___totheyoungmanthathehadgottenstuckonanescalatoronceandwasalittle____30____.Theyoungmangentlyofferedhisassurance,they___31____eachothereyetoeyeforjustamomentandtheoldman___32___hisarm.Everyoneelseremained___33___andwaited.PaulaPicardandafriendwerestandingnearbyand____34____totakeatouchingphotoofthepairlinkingarmsasthey____35____theescalatortogether.Shepostedthe____36____onFacebookanditspread_____37_____withmorethan420,000likesand25,000commentsinjustafewhours.Johnsonsaidhenever____38____hisactionwouldreachsomanypeople.“HelookedveryafraidandIthoughtmaybeIcould_____39_____.”Johnsonsaid,“MyMomalwaystellsustobeniceanddothe____40____thing.It’sreallythewayIwasbroughtupandhowIwasraised.”21.A.busy B.frightened C.injured D.blind22.A.so B.if C.but D.because23.A.praise B.blame C.happiness D.anger24.A.stopped B.worked C.read D.fell25.A.running B.pushing C.shouting D.waiting26.A.hopeful B.convenient C.unsure D.uncomfortable27.A.offered B.sold C.wanted D.took28.A.eye B.arm C.rope D.stick29.A.promise B.prove C.apologize D.explain30.A.excited B.surprised C.scared D.disappointed31.A.arguedwith B.listenedto C.lookedat D.raninto32.A.accepted B.shook C.refused D.left33.A.anxious B.patient C.interested D.worried34.A.manage B.avoided C.asked D.failed35.A.talkedabout B.rantowards C.wentdown D.searchedfor36.A.message B.comment C.example D.photo37A.differently B.quickly C.strangely D.completely38.A.meant B.admitted C.understood D.expected39.A.help B.follow C.see D.smile40.A.easy B.famous C.right D.perfect第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分,滿分15分）閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。MarkTwain,afamousAmericanwriterandspeaker,spenthisboyhoodalongtheMissisiippiRiver,andthreeofhismostfamous41.(novel)describepeoplealongthisgreatriver.Theauthorlovedtheriversomuch42.evenhispennamecamefromtheriver.Beingpoor,Twain43.(leave)schoolattheageoftwelveandlookedforwork.Overthenexttwodecadesheworkedasaprinter,ariverboatpilot,asoldierandanewspaperreporter44.(support)thefamily.45.wassaidthathisfirstsuccessfulstorywasaboutjumpingfrogcontest.Andhisworksbecame46.(extreme)famousforthedescriptionofcommonpeopleandthewaytheytalked,especiallyforhishumor.As47.result,hebecameveryrichwithhisworks.However,thelastyearsofhislife48.(fill)withsadevents:thedeathsofhiswifeandchildren,thelonelinessandthe49.(lose)ofmuchmoney.Forthese,hiswritingslostmostoftheirhumorandbecamesadlikehim.Yetheisstillregarded50.oneofthebestknownintheworld.第三部分寫作（共兩節(jié),滿分35分）第一節(jié)短文改錯(cuò)（共10小題；每小題1分,滿分10分）假定英語課上老師要求同桌之間交換修改作文,請(qǐng)你修改你同桌寫的以下作文。文中共有10處語言錯(cuò)誤,每句中最多有兩處。每處錯(cuò)誤僅涉及一個(gè)單詞的增加、刪除或修改。增加：在缺詞處加一個(gè)漏字符號(hào)（∧）,并在其下面寫出該加的詞。刪除：把多余的詞用斜線（\）劃掉。修改：在錯(cuò)的詞下劃一橫線,并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞。注意：1.每處錯(cuò)誤及其修改均僅限一詞；2.只允許修改10處,多者（從第11處起）不計(jì)分。Iwasridingmybikeclowntothecorner