邯郸市2014年高一年级第二学期期末考试参考答案

第一部分：听力

1. C 2. B 3. A 4. A 5. B 6. C 7. B 8. A 9. B 10. A

11. A 12. A 13. B 14. A 15. C 16. B 17. C 18. B 19. C 20. A

第二部分：阅读理解

21---24 CDBB 25---28 ACDA 29---31 CCB 32---35 C A D C

36-40 EDAGB

第三部分：英语知识运用

41---45 ADDCB 46---50 ACBCD 51---55 ADBCA 56---60 DABCB

61. reminds / reminded 62. missing 63. be spotted 64. with 65. playing

66. However 67.was 68. it 69. more valuable 70. should have phoned

My sister and I went to see a wonderfully film after breakfast on a sunny morning. On wonderful

way to the cinema, we meet an American girl named Alice whom had got lost and looked

met who

very anxious. We went up to see that was the matter. We then decided to take her at the hotel. what to

While walk there we told her the great changes that had taken place in my country in walking our

the past few years and Alice told us a lot about the youth in America. Although we missed

the film, but we felt very happy. Because we not only helped Alice get out of trouble but also

knew something about United States. We saw that a common language can develop

the

understand and friendship.

understanding

One possible version:

May I have your attention, please? I have an announcement to make.

To develop the students’ English reading habits and speech skills, the Students Union is going to hold an English speech competition in the lecture hall on Saturday afternoon, September 20. The topic of the competition is “My Favorite English novel”. The speakers are expected to speak fluent English with accurate?pronunciation and limit the speeches to 5 minutes. Whoever is interested in the contest is invited to join in it and all the students are welcome to watch. The competition will start exactly at 4:30 in the afternoon. Please don’t be late.

Do you want to have a try? Come on and join us.

听力原文：

(Text 1)

W: Look, there are ice creams you like!

M: Yes, Mum. But why don’t we have this cake instead?

W: I’ve already made a big chocolate cake. The ice-creams would be nice with the cake.

M: Good idea!

(Text 2)

W: Michael, did you have a good holiday?

M: No, not really. The weather was bad. It rained non-stop for three days. Next year I’ll go somewhere warm like Spain!

(Text 3)

W: Brian. First, you walk the dog in the morning before breakfast and clean your room before you go to school. In the evening you water the plants …

M: Housework in the evening too, Mum? It’s unfair.

(Text 4)

M: The bus is late again, isn’t it?

W: Yes, it is. Honestly, I’ve been late for work three times this week because of taking the bus.

(Text 5)

W: I don’t see any fresh food here.

M: Yeah, but there’s lots of fat and sugar though. It’s terrible.

W: Why is the food in the school canteen always so bad?

M: I don’t know. I haven’t seen a good health food place near here, have you?

(Text 6)

M: How many customers have we got in today?

W: Er … 6.

M: 6? Is that all? I bet The Angel has more than 6 customers.

W: Yes, it’s full. I walked past a few minutes ago. There were people waiting outside.

M: Oh, dear. If we don’t get our customers back, we’re going to have to close it.

W: That won’t happen. These are for table 2. And they want a bottle of red wine. Come on, hurry up.

(Text 7)

W: Good morning. Startime Theater Company.

M: Hello, I’m calling about your help wanted ad at the college. Uh, what kind of job is it?

W: We’re opening a new movie theatre. We need you to stand on the sidewalk and give papers to people walking by, you know, to advertise the opening.

M: Oh, OK. Could I make an appointment for an interview?

W: Yes, of course. How is Tuesday morning at 10:00?

M: I’m afraid I have a class at that time. Could we make it in the afternoon?

W: Sure. How about 3:00?

M: Great.

(Text 8)

W: You don’t look very well. How do you feel?

M: I’ve caught a cold. I’m always sick.

W: Hiro, you could drop a class. You’re taking too many classes, and you can’t do everything.

M: But you’re taking the same amount of classes as I am.

W: But I’m not working part-time. You also should stop eating fast food. I know you’re busy, but you always eat hamburgers and pizza.

M: Yeah, I’ve been trying. Last week, I went to see a doctor. He said I had to stop smoking. He said I got sick very often because I smoked.

W: Maybe he’s right.

(Text 9)

W: Guess who I saw in town this morning?

M: Who?

W: Philip. He has passed the test to be a doctor. He said he was working in a restaurant.

M: Funny job for a doctor.

W: He’s saving money. He told me that he was going to work abroad. He wants to help people. But he said that he’d be back next June. Then he’ll start working as a proper doctor.

M: Hmm.

W: He told me the flight was about $800. And then he said that he was working seven days a week. Well, I don’t think he should have to work that hard, do you?

M: Yes … er … I mean no.

W: Good. I’m so glad you agree. Because I told him we’d pay for his ticket.

M: What?!

W: Yes, he was very happy. So I got the money out of the bank this afternoon and gave it to him and I told him that it was a present from us both.

M: And you didn’t want to discuss this with me first?

W: What’s the point? You never listen to a word I say anyway.

(Text 10)

W: Um, I came to live here because my husband got a very good job here. That was twenty-two years ago, when I was 25 years old. And immediately I went into a very serious culture shock. I was so homesick. I didn’t want to learn English, I didn’t want to learn about this culture and I didn’t want American friends. I just went to stores that was Spanish, and I watched a lot of Spanish-language TV. My friends were all from Mexico. I only kept in touch with people from my country even though, you know, I didn’t have anything in common with them, really. I mean, I didn’t even like some of the people I spent time with. It was just that, uh, we were all from the same culture. Back in Mexico we probably never would have been friends. Anyway, I was unhappy and angry for a long, long time. Finally, after about ten years, I went back to Mexico. But it wasn’t really my home anymore. So after only one month, I turned around and came back here to the States. This is my home now. I’m here for good.