2020-2021下学期期末高一年级英语参考答案
听力部分: （每小题1.5分，总计30分）
1-5 CABCB 6-10 CCABA 11-15 ACBBA 16-20 BACAB
阅读理解: （每小题2.5分，总计50分）
ppt课程21-23ADB 24-27 ADDA 28-31 CCBD 32-35 CABD 36-40 CDAGB新居落成对联
完形填空：（每小题1分，总计15分）
41-45 DACBC 46-50 ABCDD 51-55 ABBCD
语法填空：（每小题1.5分，总计15分）
56. a 57. taken 58. cultural 59 defends 60. appearance 61. when 62.themlves 63.are asked 64. like 65. effectively
应用文写作：15分
Dear Sir or Madam,
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I am Li Hua, a student from Chenguang High School. Learning that a massive International Marathon is to be held in our city, I am more than thrilled and I am writing to be a volunteer .
As a marathon enthusiast, I am sunny, caring and energetic. Having been engaged in the rvice of marathon games for years, I’ve accumulated rich experience in helping maintain order and cope with emergencies. Also, my fluent English will guarantee my professional and top-quality rvice.
If I can be accepted, I will volunteer sincerely and devotedly. Looking forward to your reply.
Yours ,
Li Hua
读后续写：25分
收据样本Possible Version I
Nobody had ever thought there would be a problem in daylight, however. That Sunday afternoon, Scotty was playing in the yard when the air was filled with barking and then screams of pain suddenly. The family rushed to investigate, only to spot a wolf sinking its sharp teeth into Scotty’s ba
ck. The tiny white ball of fur was fighting bravely but the wolf had the absolute advantage. The father took a nearby chair and rushed out of the door just in time to e Tom flying past his head. (77)
Tom, eing Scotty caught by the wolf, jumped from the upper bedroom balcony and onto the wolf’s head. He screamed and kept attacking the wolf’s eyes, shocking him so much that he dropped Scotty. The father followed suit, hitting the wolf with the big chair. Frightened and desperate, the wolf jumped off immediately. Lying on the ground, Scotty was breathing at his last gasp.With no time wasted, the family covered him in a towel and zoomed here—If one can’t be touched by this unusual and moving story,what el can? I approached them, praying
with them together. (78)
Possible version II
Nobody had ever thought there would be a problem in daylight, however. That summer noon, the hou was napping quietly as usual, the family inside and the old cat on the balcony. Only the energetic puppy was playing alone in the yard. Nobody knew danger was approaching. Suddenly the dog’s unusual barks broke the peace. The family hurried into the yard, only to e a terrible scene --- a fierce wolf was sinking its sharp teeth into Scotty’s back, blood welling out. At the very moment, lik
e a bolt of lightening, a black shadow flew at the wolf . (87) Tom, eing Scotty caught by the wolf, jumped from the upper bedroom balcony and onto the wolf’s head. The old cat bit the wolf tightly, which irritated the wolf completely. Tom was in extreme danger! Luckily, the father took out his shotgun in time and shot at the sky. The wolf was scared away, leaving Scotting lying in blood. They immediately packed him up with a towel and rushed to my clinic. Hearing the heartwarming story, I was deeply moved. Such an old cat should have risked his life to save his friend. What a precious relationship! We people should learn from the animal. (86)
听力原文：
Text 1
M: Excu me. There's something wrong with my cellphone. Could you give it a check?
W: Sorry, but we don't provide repair rvices. If I were you, I'd try one of the after-sales rvice stations.
Text 2
W: Jason, have you heard the news? Tom was rushed to the best hospital in town yesterday. M: Oh,
sorry to hear that. What's wrong with him?
W: He went rock climbing and fell off the rock wall. It's said that he'll have to be in the ICU for a long time.
Text 3
M: Annie, have you decided which one to take?
W: Let's look around first. Look, the new books are over there. Let's read the beginning of some books and borrow the one that interests us.
M: Good idea! Let's go
Text 4
半亩方塘一鉴开W: Sam, I haven't en John the days.
M: Oh, he has moved out.
W: Why? Didn't he like this flat?
M: Well, he said he couldn't concentrate on his study here. And now he lives in a much quieter apartment with a higher rent.
Text 5
W: Danny, what did the weatherman say?
切屏快捷键M: He said tonight would be cool and cloudy in most parts of the country with some showers in the south.
W: That means it won't rain here tonight, right?
M: You can say that again.
Text 6
篮球赛新闻稿M: So, what do you like doing in your spare time?
W: I like painting. I also love traveling. What about you?
M: I like painting, too. But I don't paint pictures. I paint hous. I often help people paint their hous.
So how long can you finish a picture?
W: That depends. Sometimes I can finish a picture within thirty minutes, but sometimes it may take me veral hours.
M: So have you painted any pictures recently?
W: Yes. I painted one this morning. I began to paint it at 10:00 am and didn't finish it until one and a half hours later.
M: Oh. Plea let me have a look.
Text 7
W: Jim, I heard your history class isn't going very well. What's the matter?
M: I have a really hard time remembering dates and names. You know, I prefer creative learning. I dislike remembering facts.
W: So what period of history are you learning now?
M: This term we started with the Industrial Revolution. And we've learned about the First World War. Now we're learning about the cond one. I have so much to catch up.
W: Actually, I really enjoyed history when I was studying in high school. Maybe I can help you.
M: That's great! But do you still remember all the historical facts?
W: Don't worry. I write novels to earn a living, and I often read history books.
M: Thanks so much! You're really a big help!
W: My pleasure!
Text 8
W: Carl, what are you doing?
M: I'm reading some ads. The Art Farm in the city offers programs for children to play with live animals and connect with them through hands-on experiences. Now it has a program called The Art Farm Summer Camp. Alice, do you think Amy will be interested?
W: Yes, I think so. Our girl is crazy about wildlife. What does it feature?
M: It features cooking, arts and crafts, swimming, soccer, animal care class, and weekly themed activities, as well as field trips.
W: Sounds like a lot of fun.
M: Yes. Children aged three to ten can attend it. I think it's a good opportunity for Amy to create lasting memories.
W: I agree. So how long will it last?
M: Well, we can book by week or sign up for the entire 8-week summer camp.
W: Let's just try it for one week first.
M: OK.
Text 9
W: Hi, Robert, did you go to the cinema as planned last night?
M: No. Karen wanted to go to a concert. So I changed my plan. So what did you do last night, Kelsi?
W: I spent the night at home reading a book written by Tara Westover. It's titled Educated. Have you read this book?
快递转让M: No. What's it about?
W: It's about the author's experience of receiving education. She was born into a family in the mountains of Idaho. It was not until she was 17 years old that she entered the classroom for the first time.
M: That's really shocking.
W: Yes. She decided to try a new kind of life that year when her brother got himlf into college. Her desire for knowledge changed her.
M: So did she go to college?
W: Yes. She went over oceans and across continents to Cambridge University.
M: Wow, her story is really inspiring.
W: Yes. That's why she decided to write down her story. So do you want to read it?
M: Absolutely!
Text 10
W: Hello, everyone. Today I'm going to talk about my uncle Payeng, who is known as the “Fores t Man of India". Working all by himlf, over a period of 30 years, my uncle has been planting a unique forest that now covers over 1,300 acres. His work has changed a corner of Majoli, the world's largest riveri sland. It all started in 1979 when as a teenager, my uncle came upon a frightening sight --- hundreds of snakes were dying in the heat of the sand. He learned from the newspaper that the snakes had been washed onto the shore during the yearly Brahmaputra floods since many trees in the forests where they lived had been cut down. He wondered if the same would also happen to humans as the island was being worn away by powerful flood waters year after year. In order to prevent the possible disaster, my uncle started planting trees. Today this forest is visited by 120 species of birds. The forest is called “Molai Forest", named after my uncle's nickname. My uncle's unbelievable achievement has made him famous and earned him awards, including the “Padma Shri" given by the government. My uncle is my hero.
