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广州市岭南画派纪念中学学年高一上学期期中测试2021英语试卷、阅读理解（共两节，满分分）160第一节阅读理解阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、项中，选出最佳选项（每小题分,满A BC D

2.5分分）

47.5AMake MoneyThis Summerwith SunnyLibraries!Do youhave tomuch freetime thissummer vacationDo youneed summerjob toearn extramoney Do（）you want to beinvolved inyour communitySunny AreaLibrary SystemSALS hasjob opportunitiesforhigh schoolstudents.These aregood chancesto getwork experience.Book Theaterbrings childrensbook storiesto life.Computer Tutorhelps gueststo dealwithIt hasshows atall SunnyLibraries.Applicants shouldtechnologyproblems involvingInternet searchesandenjoy performingin frontof anaudience andworkingusing theSALS Websiteto findmaterials.with youngchildren.Applicants shouldhave computerskills.Work Hours:Work Hours:Practice:Fridays4:00pm—6:00pmMonday—Friday9:00am—5:00pmPerformance:Tuesdays10:00amRate of Pay:$8/hourRate ofPay:$16/performanceBookmobile helpsthe driverfind theroutes toReader Deskprovides servicewith asmilelibraries.The truckyou workin is air-conditioned,and whilechecking materialsin andout toguests.the driveris friendly.Applicants mustbe able to liftFriendly attitudeand abilityto workon librarydataheavy boxes.system required.Work Hours:Work Hours:Sunday andFriday9:00am—4:00pm Monday—Tuesday8:00am—4:00pmRate ofPay:$10/hour RateofPay:$

7.50/hour

1.How muchcan youearn if you workas ComputerTutor for one weekA.$

64.B.$120C.$320D.$140？

2.What areyou expectedto doifyouget thejob ofReader Desk”A.To repaircomputers.B.To liftheavy boxes.第二节完成句子（及格C.To workwith youngchildren.D.To checkmaterials forguests.

0.5分，共分）20没有获得他申请的职位

65.MauriceMaurice didnot getthe positionthat hehad.办理入住手续后，服务员带我到房间

66.806After,I wasled toRoom806by awaiter.与作者的早起作品相比，这本书没有那么有趣

67.the writersearly works,this bookis notthat interesting.这个班是由一些擅长数学的孩子组成的

68.The specialclass___________________________________some childrengood atmath.学校鼓励学生要掌控自己的学习，而不是依靠老师

69.Students areencouraged to their ownlearning,just dependingon teachers.作为教师，我的职责是要为我的学生树立一个榜样

70.Its myduty asa teacherto____________________________________my students.有些学生甚至变得沉迷网络

71.Some studentseven the Internet.（要是.怎么办）

72.・・our fatherdoesn*t agreewith ouridea（附加疑问句）

73.You havedone thembefore,（对.负责）

74.You havethe rightto make a choice,but youshould・・it.（废墟;破败不堪），

75.The wholevillage layexcept aheavily damagedchurch.（崩溃）.

76.Catherine didwhat shecould doto keepthe teamfrom（有重大影响）

77.Dropping out of school___________________________________to mylife.（决，）

78.1C getthis pieceof workdone today.第三节书面表达（满分分）25加入你是李华，你的美国笔友来信告诉你，在新学期他要来中国当交换生，想让你给他一些Jim建议，帮助他尽快适应中国的高中学习和生活请你给他写一封电子邮件，内容包括如下收信的感受；

1.学习方面的建议（课堂、课后）；

2.其他方面的建议（多交朋友，参加社团等）

3.写作要求字数次左右可以增加适当细节，令行文连贯

1003.Whats the main purposeof theabove advertisementA.To attractstudents tolibraries.B Toraise moneyfor libraries.C.To introducenew books.D.To providejob opportunitiesB（心理学家）Who needsfriends According to mostpsychologists weall do,especially nowadayswhen（方面）so manyother aspectsof modernlife arechanging.It seemsthat havingfriends keepsus bothhealthyand happy.The numberof TVseries aboutgroups offriends showsjust howimportant friendship is to us.Psychologist DorothyRowe saysthat manyof usnow turnto ourfriends instead of ourfamilies,for advice,comfort andsecurity.One womannamed Rebeccashe interviewedeven toldher thatif she had gottochoose betweenher husband and herfriend,she wouldchoose herfriend.Since ourfriends meanso muchtous,it is not surprisingthat thehappiest marriagesare alsofriendships.Once theromantic stageof arelationship haspassed,it isfriendship thatholds peopletogether,“say Rowe.If thecouple donot makesome changes,they willeither gettired ofeach otherandbreak upor staytogether andseek friendshipswith others.But isfriendship equallyimportant towomen andmen Accordingto authorRhonda Pritchard,womenare morelikely thanmen to have close friends.You tell a friendthings thatyoud nevertellapartner.saysone womanshe interviewed.For men,friendshipisusually basedon doingthings togetherrather thantheprivate conversationsthat aretypical ofwomen friends.Men sharetime andactivities likebuilding afenceor abusiness,running,riding a bike,fishing orwatching football,but theydont oftenshare theirfeelings.Although manywomen findtheir relationshipswith ahusband orboyfriends isnot enough,many mensaythat theirpartner is their bestfriend.Even womenwho arevery happilymarried arelikely to becomevery unhappywithout a closefriendand caneven findthe breakupof aclose friendshipas painfulas theendof amarriage.Lasting friendshipscan providea lotof thesame supportthat familiesprovided in the past,but theperfectsituation is to haveyour familythere for you aswell.Friendships and family relationshipscan bothchange,but afriend willnot consideryou whenmaking reallyimportant decisionsin thesame waythat afamilymember will.

4.What didRebecca thinkabout friendshipA.All ofus needfriendship.B.Friends areas importantas families.C.Her friendmeans moreto herthan herhusband.D.One neednot have too many friends.

5.Why domarried menor womenlook forfriendshipA.They areencouraged bytheir partnersB.They donot getwhat theyneed fromtheir partners.C.They are not fairlytreated aremore romantic.

6.What isthe maindifference betweenmens andwomens friendshipA.Women oftendo thingstogether withfriends.B.Men oftentalk totheir friendsabout workandfamily.C.Women oftentalk aboutbusiness withfriends.D.Men seldomtalk totheir friendsabout theirfeelings.

7.What mightwomen dowhen aclose friendshipendsA.They feelas upsetas whenaclose friendship endsB.They sharefeelings withtheir partners.C.They treat their partnersas friends.D.They turntotheirhusbands forcomfort.CNatalie Hamptonspent mostof her7th and8th gradeschool yearseating lunchalone.The newgirl atanall-girls privateschool inLos Angeles.A group of“mean girls“excluded herfrom parties,called hernamesand evenphysically attackedher.They toldher she was uglyand wouldnever have anyfriends.Once akid wholoved goingto school,but Natalienow dreadedit.She stoppedeating,she couldntsleep.The anxietybecame sobad that shehad to behospitalized.Her momcalls it“the darkestperiod ofourlives/5Natalies mothersent herto anotherschool forhigh school.Now a16-year-old juniorshes happythere,with agroupofclosefriendsand manyafter-school activities.But shesnever forgottenthose twodark years,and shehates theidea ofother kidsgoing throughwhat shedid.So Nataliecame upwith anidea thatwould allowstudents ajudgment-free way to findlunch mateswithoutthe fearof beingrefused.She developedan appcalled“Sit WithUs,where studentscan signup as“ambassadors“and postthat there are openseats attheir lunchtable.（When signingup asambassadors,the studentsmakeapromise thattheyll bekind andwelcoming to）whoever comesto sitwith them.A studentwho doesnthaveaplace tosit canlook atthe appand findanambassadors tableand knowthey areinvited tojoin it.“Lunch mightseem reallysmall,but Ithink theseare thesmall stepsthat makea schoolmoreinclusive/9she said.“It doesntseem likeyoure askingthat much,but,it startsto changethe waystudentsthink abouteach other.It makea hugedifference inhow theytreat eachother/

58.How didNatalie feelduring her7th and8th gradeschool yearsA.Helpless andangry.B.Relaxed andconfident.C Lonelyand frightenedD.Calm andunconcerned.

9.Which of the followingcan replacethe underlinedword“dreaded“in Paragraph2A.was fondof B.was scaredof C.was shockedat D.was excitedabout

10.What isthe purposeof theSit WithUsappA.It makeslonely studentspopular at school.B.It teachesstudents to fight againstthose meangirls”.C.It encouragesstudents tohave lunchwith newclassmates.D.It helpsstudents locatea welcominggroup in the lunchroom

11.What isthe textmainly aboutA.What studentsshould doto findlunch mates.B.How Nataliesucceeded inbecoming popular.C.How the“Sit WithUs”app cameinto being.D.Why Nataliewas unwelcomeatschool.DSome peoplehave triedlocking theirmobiles awayin ordertofightagainst theirsmartphone addiction（上瘾）,while othershave usedsome trickssuch asmaking theirscreens blackand white.But thecure tosmartphone addiction maylie in an appthat rewardsusers forleaving theirphone alone.（检测）The newapp,called Hold,can detectwhen usershave usedtheir smartphonesand givesthem（弓「诱）points dependenton howlong theyavoid thetemptation oflooking atFacebook,for example.Upon downloadingit forfree,users receive10points forevery20minutes spentwithout touchingtheirphone between7:00and23:00every dayof theweek,with a user emailaddress needeto receivethe rewards.To gethalf price Vue Cinematickets,users need60points.For twofree offees（代金from Cafe Nero,users need300points,andaglass ofjuice for90points.For£5Amazon vouchers券）users need tohavecollected1,000points.Hold wascreated byMaths Mathisen,Florian Winderand VinothVinaya-three Norwegians.Theynoticed thatyoung peoplesdependence on their smartphoneswas gettingoutofhand whilestudying atCopenhagenBusiness School.Rather thanpunish theirusers,the threefound thatthe bestwaytoget themtoput theirphones downwas to use tricksthat gotthem interestedin thefirst place.Lots ofstudies inrecent yearspoint tothe worryingrise ofsmartphone addictionand theeffects ofsmartphoneson education.Researchers fromthe LondonSchool ofEconomics found that studentswho didmotuse theirphones atschool foundtheir gradesimproved by

6.5percent.CafeNero,Amazon andPlanet Organicwill alsooffer discountsonthe Hold marketplace.Studentswill alsobe offeredthe choicetousepoints tobuy schoolbooks which are thendonated tosome schools.

12.Accordingtothe text,the studentusers ofHold.A.need to pay a certain amountof money.B.can improvetheir gradesby

6.5%（注册）C.need toregister withtheir emailaddressD.receive10points for a10-minute break.

1.

1.What isthemainidea of the secondparagraphA.How the Hold appworks.B.What weneed touse theHold.C.The development of theHold.D.The teststheHoldapp needs to pass

14.To getone halfpriceVuecinema ticketand twofree coffeesfrom CafeNero,auserneeds tohaveminutes worthof points.A.

120.B.180C.360D.

72015.The purposeof thistext isto.A.explain whytheHoldapp ispopular amongusers.B.introduce auseful appthat cancure phoneaddiction.C.draw publicattention tophoneaddictionamong students.D.compare someinteresting appsthat arepopular withstudentsWhen youare travelling,whether on business or for pleasure,you oftenneedtostay ina hotel.The kindofhotel youchoose probablyis decidedabove allaccording tohow muchmoney youwant to spend.Thereare smallhotels withvery fewservices,where theprices arelow,or there are largehotels withall theverylatest comforts,where youcould spendall themoney youhave in the bankforonevery comfortablenight.There areseveral differentkinds ofpeople whogo tohotels.Some wantto live,rather thanjust stay,ina hotel;the hotelswhicharedesigned tomeet theirneeds arecalled residentialhotels.However,mostpeople whostay inhotels areeither businesspeople ortourists onholiday.In mosthotels,therearetwo kindsof rooms;single rooms,for theuse ofone person,and doublerooms,（套房）for theuse oftwo people.In addition,in largehotels,therearealso suites,which includetwo ormorerooms connectedtogether—perhaps abed-room anda livingroom.They arefor peoplewho arevery richor veryimportant.

16.Ones choiceof aparticular hotel is mademainly accordingto.A.how muchone iswilling to pay for a nightB.whether oneis travellingonbusinessorforpleasure.C.whether thehotelisinthecentral partof acityD.how goodthe servicesof thehotel are

17.If thepresident of acertaincountry comes,he will.A.live ina newhotel witha suiteB.stay ina singleroom ofa hotelC.stay ina doubleroom ofa hotelD.stay ina suiteofamodern hotel

18.If aperson staysinamodern hotelwith latestcomforts fora night,.A.he will become poorB.he hastopaya lotof moneyC.he hastospendall themoney he has inthe bank.D.hehastopaysome money

19.The titleofthearticle isprobably.A.Rooms ofa HotelB.Cost ofa HotelC.Hotels D.People stayingin Hotels第二节阅读填空（共无效提，每小题分，满分分）

2.

512.5根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项（）E=AB,F=CD,G=ABCSome kidsfind ithard tolose ina game,but everyoneneedstolearn how to dealwith it.Learning tolosewithout losingyour coolisaskill.Like learningto rideabike,you mightnot beabletodo itai first,butover timeit willget easier

20.Everyone wantsto win.But anytime twoteams orkids arefacing eachother ina gameor contest,someone willlose.Losing isdisappointing,so itsnot surprisingthat kidsdont like it.21,Sowhat shouldyou dowhen youloseThe bestthing todo istry tocontrol youremotion andget inline withyour teammates,so you cancongratulate theother team.If youfeel likecrying lateroryouwanttocomplain about the game,you can dothat22After alittle timepasses,you mightnot feelas upsetas youwere rightwhen the game ended.Some timeskids loseon theirown,like ina neighborhoodgame ofbasketball.These situationscan be（裁判）especially hardif therearenogrownups aroundto bethe referees23,Its goodforkids tolearn toplay withouta grownupdeciding everythingbut itcan alsolead to a lotof arguing.24Some kidsmight cheator bendthe rules,but you candoyour bestto be fair,Even iftheyre not,you certainlywont beaccused ofcheating orplaying unfairly.Youve doneyour partto bringgoodsportsmanship tothe game.A.Adults dontlikeiteither.B.Learn therules ofthegame.C.But youdbetter doit offthe field.D.Then itsup tokids todecide amongthemselves.E.Kids dontlike playingwith someonewho getsangry easily.F.Its bestif everyonetries tobefairto solveany disagreementsG.And whenyoucanhandle losing,people willcall youa goodsportsman.语言知识与应用（共两节，满分分）II30第一节完形填空（共小题，每小题分，满分分）15115Jenna hadgraduated fromher middleschool andwas luckyenough tobe admittedto WestwoodCollege,she wasready fornew25atthecollege andfilled withconfidence,26,shedidnt expectit thatcollege lifewas quitedifferent.In thefirst week,Jenna went to tryoutsfor cheerleaders.She wascompeting againstvery talentedgirls,and sheknew itwould be27for hertobeselected.Twohours later,the judgeread alist ofthe girlsforasecond tryout.Her heart28as thelist endedwithout hername.Feeling

29.she walkedback toher dormitorycarrying herschoolbagfull ofhomework.Arriving atthe dormitory,she startedwith3,She hadalways beena goodmath student,but nowshewasstruggling.She movedon toEnglish andhistory,and31to findthatshedidnt haveanytrouble withthose subjects,Feeling better,she decidednot toprepare formath for the timebeing.The nextday Jennawenttosee Mrs.Biden aboutbeing onthe school

32.Im sorry,butwe haveenough33for thenewspaper already9,she said.Jenna smiled34and left.“Why iscollege sodifferent”she sighed.Later inmath class,Jenna devotedherself tofiguring outthe problemsthat hadgiven herso much

35.By theend ofthe class,she understoodhowtoget themright.As shegathered herbooks,Jenna decidedshed36to tryto fitin withher newschool.She wasntsure ifshed

37.but sheknew shehadtotry.College wasjust asher momhad said,“You willfeel likea smallfish ina big

25.A.decisions B.challenges C.problems D.exercises

26.A.However B.Therefore C.Besides D.Otherwise

27.A.simple B.Troublesome C.certain D.difficult

28.A.stopped B.jumped C.sank D.changedB.lonely D.strange

29.A.awful C.happyB.history D.math

30.A.English C.scienceB.ashamed D.shocked

31.A.bothered C.pleasedB.team D.radio

32.A.committee C.newspaperB.players D.readers

33.A.writers C.speakersB.weakly D.happily

34.A.brightly C.widelyB.lack D.sorrow

35.A.courage C.hopeB.refuse D.attempt

36.A.hesitate C.continueB.complete D.accompany

37.A.succeed C.agreeB.in honorof D.insteadof

38.A.inthehope ofC.in caseofB.best D.gentlest.

39.A.tallest C.hardestpond38a bigfish ina smallpond.The challengeistobecome the39fish youcan be.”第二节语法填空（共小题，每小题分，满分份）

101.515阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1There areseveral reasonswhy schooluniforms area goodidea.First ofall,uniforms helptheschool looksmart.The studentsfeel thatthey belongtoaparticular group.When everypupil inthe（）school wearsthe uniformnobody40havetoworry aboutfashion.Everybody wears（）41same styleof clothes.Uniforms canbe42use inunexpected ways.A schoolin Irelandhasintroduced ininteresting newuniform.On theedge ofthe jacket,there isa pieceof cloth43gives off（）light inthe dark.When thechildren arewalking or44cycle toschool ondark mornings,car drivers（）can45easy seethem.But canuniforms helpimprove schoolstandards Theanswer46this questionisnot（）clear.One studyin Americafoundthatstudents grades47improve alittle afterthe school（）introduced uniforms.But somestudents didntwant48wear theuniform.OtherAmerican studiesshowed noconnection betweenuniforms49school performance.词汇句型与写作（满分分）Ill60第一节单词拼写（每空分，满分分）115（官方的）

50.Do youknow Spanishisthelanguage ofPeru（安邦）

51.If youare notpleased withthe Fforthetrip toYunan,we willwork outanother plan.（探索）

52.A groupof scientistswere sentthe forest.（经济的）

53.The professorsaid somethingaboutthedevelopmentofChina.（视野）

54.Standing atthe topofthehill,youcanget abetter onthe wholetown.（受伤的）

55.A manwas seriouslyintheaccident anddied severaldays later.（认出）

56.Garcia lookedat meforalong timebefore shewho Iwas.（联络）

57.We havelost withJason sincehe leftlast summer.（种类）

58.What ofmusic doyou likeClassic musicor popmusic（决,心）

59.That girlhas great,I’m sureshe willdo well.（高级的）

60.The meetingshould bechaired bythe mostperson present.（代人）

61.We hopethe traditioncould bepassed downfrom one——to another.（荣耀）

62.It wasgreat tobe invitedhere today.（遭受）

63.We willhardship inour life,but weshould stickto ourdream andwork hardto realiseit.（影响）

64.Our lifewillbegreatly ifwe areaddicted totheInternet.。