牛津译林版高中英语选修六—高二第一学期第一次学情分析检测

高中英语学习资料
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宜高级中学2016—2017 学年度高二第一学期第一次学情剖析检
测英语学科试卷
命题人：王远试做人：杨玉蓉审卷人：苏红芹
第一卷（选择题，三部分，共85）
第一部分：听力理解（共两节，20 小题，每题 1 分，满分20 分）
第一节(共 5 小题)
听下边 5 段对话。

每段对话仅读一遍。

1. Where is the conversation probably taking place?
A. In a restaurant.
B. In a gym.
C. In a bookstore.
2.What did the man think of the movie?
A.He liked it very much.
B.He didn ’ t think it was very good.
C.He preferred the movie to music.
3.When are the speakers going to meet?
A.On Tuesday morning.
B. On Tuesday afternoon.
C. On Thursday afternoon.
4. How was the man’ s exam?
A. He failed the exam.
B. He doesn’ t know the result
C.. He passed the exam.
5. How much did the man spend in total?
A. 50 cents.
B. 70 cents.
C. 90 cents.
第二节（共15 小题）
听下边 5 段对话或独白。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听第 6 段资料，回答第 6 至 7 题。

6. What is the man’ s profession?
A. He is a policeman.
B. He is an engineer.
C. He is a salesman.
7. What is the woman’ s passport number?
A. 387079424553.
B. 4679065.
C. 387907424553.
听第 7 段资料，回答第8 至 9 题。

8.What ’ s the relationship between the speakers?
A. Uncle and niece.
B. Saleswoman and customer.
C. Waitress and customer.
9. What ’ s the woman’ s first recommendation?
A. A Barbie doll.
B. A skirt.
C. Some books.
听第 8 段资料，回答第10 至 12 题。

10.What did the man do during the winter vacation?
A.He paid a visit to the National Museum of China.
B.He worked as a volunteer guide at the National Museum of China.
C.He learned English at the National Museum of China.
11. How often did the man work there?
A. Every day.
B. Every two days.
C. Once a week.
12.What can we learn from the conversation?
A.The man went to the National Museum and signed up there.
B.The man took a five-day training course at the National Museum.
C.The woman would love to do something similar.
听第 9 段资料，回答第13至 16题。

13.What ’ s the probable relationship between the two speakers?
A.Teacher and student.
B. Mother and son.
C. Boss and clerk.
14.Why didn ’ t Bill hand in his homework?
A.He made a mistake about the deadline.
B.He forgot to bring it to school.
C.He didn ’ t finish it.
15.What can we infer from the conversation?
A.Bill ’ s English homework was the first thing he did after school.
B.Bill told a lie to the English teacher at first.
C.Bill found it easy to do his English homework.
16.How does Bill feel about what the woman says?
A.He realizes his mistake and decides to make a change.
B.He falls in love with English learning as a result.
C.He feels discouraged about catching up with others.
听第 10 段资料，回答第17至20题。

17.What does the woman talk about?
A.How to protect eyesight.
B.When to have an eyesight exam.
C.How to wear contact lenses ( 隐形眼镜 ).
18.How many suggestions are mentioned?
19.When is the right time for an eyesight exam, according to experts?
A.Before a baby is even one year old.
B. From the age of 2.
C. From the age of 6.
20.What can we learn about our eyesight?
A.We only have to wear sunglasses to protect against UV rays ( 紫外线 ) during summer.
B.One-third of Americans spend seven hours a day using digital products.
C.Vitamins C and E are helpful for eye health.
第二部分：英语知识综合运用（共两节，满分35 分）
第一节：单项填空（共15 小题，每题１分，满分15 分）
从 A 、 B、 C、D 四个选项中，选出可填入空白处的最正确选项，并在答题卡大将该项涂黑。

21. China’ s first big aircraft, which has a of up to 5,555 kilometers, will probably make its first
test flight in 2016.
A. length
B. performance
C. channel
D. range
22. With the rapid development of industry these years, large quantities of fuel ______.
A. has been used
B. have been used
C. is used
D. are used
23. If you have made your decision, ____ yourself to it until you accomplish your goal.
A. devoting
B. not devoting
C. do devote
D. don’ t devote
24.China was the first country in the world _____ against fascist forces when Japanese troops began
their invasion of Northeast China on Sept 18, 1931.
A. fought
B. fighting
C. being fought
D. to fight
25.We ’ ll go camping tomorrow, _____.
A. whatever the weather
B. however the weather
C. whatever is the weather
D. however is the weather
26.The young man has achieved a lot in his new career, so he said he owed his success to many
people, his parents_____.
A. after all
B. by chance
C. on purpose
D. in particular
27.---Could you please explain the task for Monday, Miss Smith?
--- Certainly. Read the next chapter and come to class _____ to discuss what you’ ve re
A. preparing
B. prepared
C. to prepare
D. to be prepared
28.When our university library bought this microscope, we were given a one year’ s____
A. guarantee
B. profit
C. safety
D. proof
29.Germany ’ s vi-c hancellor said his country could ____500,000 refugees(难民 ) annually for the
next several years.
A. take on
B. take in
C. take off
D. take down
30.A wise mother will never get herself into the state of her children ____ to the slightest possibility
of danger.
A. exposed
B. exposing
C. being exposed
D. to be exposed
31.There is ______ thing as failure. Failure is just life trying to move us in another direction.
A. not such
B. such no
C. no such
D. such not
32.I really appreciate ____ to help me, but I am sure that I can manage by myself.
A. you to offer
B. that you offer
C. your offering
D. that you are offering
33.China ’first aircraft carrier, ____ as long as 304 meters, was handed over to the People ’ s
Liberation Army navy in 2012.
A. measures
B. measuring
C. to measure
D. measured
34. I’ d like to be rewarded with a smile from our teacher ____ I finish presenting my research result.
A. hardly
B. suddenly
C. constantly
D. directly
35.--- The five-year-old boy is so smart.
---Yes, he often says what children ____ will say.
A. twice his age
B. twice as old as his age
C. twice older than his age
D. twice age more than his
第二节：完型填空（共15 小题，每题１分，满分20 分）
阅读下边短文，掌握其粗心，从每题所给的 A 、 B 、C、 D 四个选项中，选出最正确选项，并在
答题卡大将该项涂黑。

“ Don’ t you want to consider studying business?” It was 2003 and I was in Class 10. Why did Papa ask me that? He knew I wanted to be a 36.
“ If you’ re thinking of studying mass media after Class 12,37 ”shouldPapabeadded,more“helpful than science.”
“ But I 38 to be a cardiologist ( 心脏病学家 ), Papa! ” I protested.
“ 39that ’ s where your heart really lies, I40’thismsorryup, I”saidhe.
In 2006, after I had spent two difficult years trying to study science, I brought up the 41
again with my father, a teacher who42his own training institute in Ujjain, MP.“ What make you 43I ’ d make a better journalist than a doctor?ked Papa.” I as
“ You have been my 44, too, ” he said, smiling.
I was just eight years old when I 45 evening classes at his institute. It was very different from regular school. We shared anecdotes ( 妙闻 ), made presentations, staged plays, listened to and
watched tapes from the BBC.
Always thinking about his students, Papa46takes leave but when he absolutely has to, he feels guilty. It47him when a student doesn’ t show the same enthusiasm.
Every year, Teacher’ s Day, the 5th of September, isalike 48in our house. The phone 49ringing. Papa takes every call50it were the only one he got.
It turned out to be journalism and not cardiology for me. In June 2006, when I joined St Xavier College, Mumbai, for my51degree in mass media, it felt like Papa’classes. Soon I was writing regularly for the news magazine Outlook. In 2009, it was Papa again who52me decide not to take a post-graduate degree in mass media.
“ You’onlyll study the53things again,”Papa explained. “ Sociology is such a lively subject, and if you want to be a good journalist you54 know about society and people.”
I got my MA in sociology two years later.
This Father’Day,s June 21, when I call him, I will have completed nearly four fruitful years working as a journalist, thanks to Papa55. ’s
36.A. journalist B. doctor C. businessman D. sociologist
37.A. business B. literature C. sociology D. communication
38.A. hesitate B. refuse C. want D. agree
39.A. If B. So C. When D. But
40. B. put C. brought D. gave
41.A. concept B. Project C. question D. subject
42.A. supports B. runs C. holds D. shares
43.A. feel B. doubt C. hope D. prefer
44.A. son B. student C. fellow D. friend
45.A. chose B. taught C. joined D. received
46.A. sometimes B. always C. never D. hardly
47.A. hurts B. defeats C. strikes D. amuses
48.A. show B. lecture C. meeting D. festival
49.A. keeps B. begins C. continues D. stops
50.A. in case B. as if C. even if D. now that
51.A. bachelor (学士的 )（硕士的）
C. doctor ’s
D. graduate ’s
’s B . master ’s
52.A. saw B. let C. found D. helped
53.A. different B. same C. general D. boring
54.A. may B. could C. would D. must
55.A. nagging （絮叨） B. power C. guidance D. understanding
第三部分：阅读理解（共15 小题，每题 2 分 , 满分 30 分）
阅读下边 4 篇短文，从每题所给的 A 、 B 、C、 D 四个选项中，选出最正确选项，并在答题卡大将该项涂黑。

A
Brooklyn Museum
Location: 200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11238-6052
Telephone: (718) 638-5000
Admission:
Adults below 62: $10;
Students with Valid ID ( 有效证件 ): $6;
Adults 62 and over: $6;
Members: Free;
Children under 12: Free
Hours: Wednesday-Friday: 10 am-5 pm;
Saturday-Sunday: 11 am-6 pm.
Transport:
By Subway
Take the 2 or 3 to Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum. Transfers (转乘) to the 2 and 3 are available from the 4 and 5 (at Nevins Street) and the B, D, Q, N, R, and LIRR (at Atlantic Avenue/Pacific Street).
By Bus
The nearest bus stops to the Museum are:
B41 and B69 at Grand Army Plaza
B48 at Franklin Avenue and Eastern Parkway
By Trolley ( 电车 )
The Heart of Brooklyn FREE shuttle, The HOB Connection, stops at the museum on Saturdays and Sundays.
Parking (泊车):
Limited on-site parking is available in the patrolled lot at the back of the Museum off Washington Avenue. The fee is $3 for the first hour, $2 each additional hour, maximum ( 最高 ) $12.
Bicycle racks are provided in the parking lot. Bicycles are parked at the owner's risk (风险 ); the Museum does not accept responsibility ( 责任 ) for theft ( 盗窃 ).
56. You can visit the museum at ______.
A. 12 am on Thursday
B. 11 am on Monday
C. 9 am on Sunday
D. any time during work days 57. Which of the following means of transport will take you directly to Brooklyn Museum? A. 4 and 5 subway. B. B48 at Grand Army Plaza.
58.If you drive to visit Brooklyn Museum and stay there for five hours, you need to pay ______
for parking.
A. $13.
B. $12.
C. $11.
D. $10.
B
When the White House announced that Malia Obama, the older daughter of US President Barack Obama, would wait until 2017 to enroll in Harvard and would take a gap year in the meantime, a lot of Americans were confused. But the White House didn ’sayt what Malia Obama
would do during the year she’ s taking off.
Gap years are so popular in Britain that more than 200,000 students take them every year. However, they are virtually unknown to many students in the US. Only about 1 percent of graduating seniors, or about 30,000 American students, decide to take a year off between high school and
college.
Gap years, as defined (定义 ) by most US colleges, are structured (规划好的 ) educational periods
of travel, volunteering or other kinds of learning through experiences. They usually have to
be approved by the colleges students plan to attend, and more American students have started to take
gap years.
According to American Gap Association surveys, there was a 22 percent increase in students
taking gap years in 2015 over the previous year.
While many colleges, and particularly public universities, don ’ tallow students to defer
enrollment, Florida State University has begun encouraging its freshmen to take a year off from their
studies in order to get some extra maturity and new experiences.
“ Weknow very clearly now that gap years can be an educational experience that changes you
completely,” said Joe O’ Shea, president of the board of the American Gap Association.
an increase in determination. Gap years help increase students’ focus while their identities and future plans take shape.”
Just ask Karis Engle, who spent a year with a charitable organization in Haiti at age 18. The
experience has made her realize that she wants to help others. Engle, now the president of The
Glades Initiative, a non-profit organization that helps with food security in communities in southern
Florida, said the immersion ( 沉醉 ) in a very different culture completely changed her worldview.
By the time she entered Bethel College in Kansas a year later, her life had changed.
“ I felt like I was different from most people there. I knew clearly what I wanted to study, which
was international development with an emphasis on social work,” Engle said.
She believes gap years are good ways for young people to get away from their comfortable lives,
family expectations and pressures from society to see their lives from a new angle.
“ It helps you choose your path,” she said,“ instead of letting it choose you.”
59.According to the article, which of the following statements is TRUE?
A.Malia Obama is going to go backpacking through Europe with her friends during her gap year.
B.Most public universities in America encourage students to take a gap year.
C.Students learn through their experiences by traveling, volunteering etc during gap years.
D.American students can take a year off whenever they want.
60.The example of Karis Engle is used to show that ______.
A.students have a new worldview after taking a gap year
B.gap years can help students become better leaders
C.students can experience what it is like to be away from comfortable lives
D.gaps years help students become more clear about their future
61.The article was mainly written to ______.
A.explain why Malia Obama wants to take a gap year
B.explain what a gap year is and what its benefits are
C.show the growing popularity of gap years in America
D.encourage Chinese students to take a gap year
C
Anew part of the world, already popular with Chinese fans of the classic movie Casablanca
(《卡萨布兰卡》, 1942), further opened up to China’ s lovers of travel on June 1. Morocco, in North Africa, now allows Chinese people to visit without a visa.
On a world map, you can find the Kingdom of Morocco on the west coast of Africa. It is a long
country that touches both the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
The culture of Morocco is made unique by the “ blend of” influences in it, the result of the
different types of people that make up its population. You can see this blend in its buildings: on one
side of a street in capital Rabat you’ ll see清真a寺mosque);onthe( other you’ ll see a-styleFrench
building, the legacy ( 古迹 ) of colonialism ( 殖民主义 ). You can hear the cultural variety in its music.
Morocco ’classical music was started over a thousand years ago by an Arabic Kurdish Persian
musician but was later influenced by Spanish music.
You can certainly taste the cultural mix in Moroccan cuisine (菜肴). Its diversity is well-known.
Moroccan food is flavored with imported spices ( 入口香料 ) but also uses homegrown ingredients
like mint ( 薄荷 ) and olives.
Morocco ’sfood and drink can also help you to make friends. As the Lonely Planet travel guidebook put it, “Meetingthe Moroccan people involves nothing more than sitting in a cafe and
waiting for your mint tea to brew ( 沏 ). ”
Perhaps the most famous dish is couscous –steamed balls of semolina (粗粒小麦粉 ) served
with a stew ( 炖菜 ). Moroccans eat a great deal of chicken, but they serve it in a thousand ways.
How does the country play? Like much of the world, Morocco is crazy about soccer. Especially
in the cities, young people can be seen playing soccer wherever there is an open space.
Morocco is a country that you will soon be reading more about in newspapers and seeing more
often on TV and the interne t. It’ s a place that will fascinate迷住( ) you; now it’ s time for you to take
the opportunity to visit and see this mixture of cultures for yourself.
62. The Kingdom of Morocco _______.
A. is located in southern Africa
B. is far from the ocean
C. is an island in the Atlantic Ocean
D. allows Chinese travelers to enter without a visa
63. It was _________ that contributed to the cultural diversity in Morocco.
A. its mixture of different populations
B. its different architecture
C. the variety in its music
D. the uniqueness of its food
64. The underlined word“ blend” in Paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _________.
A. power
B. combination
C. changes
D. fight
65. The article covers the following aspects of Morocco EXCEPT its ______.
A. location
B. culture
C. economy
D. sport
D
If you followed the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, you may have noticed that several athletes,
including US swimmer Michael Phelps, had circular bruises on their bodies. These bruises were the
results of“ cupping therapy” , a traditional Chinese medicinal practice that has been around for more than 2,000 years.
Cupping therapy involves attaching circular cups to the skin using suction (吸力). The suction is
created either by heating the cup inside or by using a handheld pump. This suction pulls the skin
upward into the cup. Sometimes it can leave dark red bruises, other times there is no mark at all.
Many athletes say that they have benefited from the therapy. Phelps used the therapy in the fall
of 2014 and has used it about twice a week since, reported ABC News. Another US swimmer, Dana
Vollmer, also believes that“ it really helps with blood flow, and helps pull swelling out of different
areas ”.
However, some have said that the supposed health effects result from people feeling that the
treatment works, rather than any physical effect of the treatment.
To figure out whether cupping therapy has any physical effects, last year researchers from
Germany carried out a test in which a sham ( 假装的 ) treatment was provided.
In the study, the same type of cups was used in the real treatment and the sham treatment. But in
the sham treatment, the cups had a hole at the top so that they couldn’ t create the proper The tested patients, who suffered from a disorder ( 疾病 ) that causes a lot of pain, were told that
they would receive either a traditional cupping or“ soft cupping” . But they were not informe so-called“ soft cupping” was a sham treatment.
It turned out that most patients correctly guessed which kind of cupping they had received. In
both groups, patients also experienced about the same reductions in pain. The results suggest the
effects of cupping therapy might come from factors that are not necessarily part of the treatment itself,
the researchers told the LiveScience website.
The question of whether cupping therapy works still needs to be answered. But because the
treatment is relatively safe and it could be helpful for some people,“ the therapy can be of a comprehensive treatment program involving other exercises, nutritional choices and lifestyle interventions (干涉 ) ” Dr, Brent Bauer, director of the US’ Mayo Clinic Complementary and
Integrative Medicine Program, told LiveScience.
66. Which of the following statements is TRUE about cupping therapy?
A. It leaves bruises every time.
B. Heating is crucial to cupping therapy.
C. The key to cupping therapy is suction.
D. It has been widely used in Western countries.
67.The purpose of the test was to ______.
A. prove the health effects of cupping therapy
B. see whether cupping therapy has a physical
effect C. compare traditional cupping and the soft cupping
68.What can be concluded about the test?
A.Different types of cups were used for different cupping therapies.
B.Patients knew which kind of cupping they would receive before the treatment.
C.The real treatment and the sham treatment were almost equally effective for patients.
D. The results show that the effects of cupping therapy result from people’ s belief in the treat
69.According to the last paragraph, ______.
A.cupping therapy can be used with other treatments
B.cupping therapy is recommended for most people
C. cupping therapy must be used under a doctor’ s guidance
D. cupping therapy is only effective when combined with lifestyle interventions
70. The underlined word“ comprehensive” in the last paragraph probably means ______.
A. very easy to carry out
B. newly invented and untraditional
C. requiring a long period of time to take effect
D. including everything that is important and necessary
第二卷（非选择题，三部分，共35 分）
第四部分：任务型阅读（共10 小题，每题 1 分 ,满分 10 分）
请仔细阅读以下短文,并依据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最适合的单词。

注意：每个空格只填一个单词。

Was Jesus Happy?
Americans tend to think Jesus was happy, extroverted（外向的）, agreeable, kind and caring.
Koreans, on the other hand, associate Jesus more with suffering, sacrifice, and pity, according to
a recent analysis in Personality and Social Psychology Connections.
Responses to the simple question about Jesus and happiness, whose Biblical description is
essentially the same worldwide, turn out to involve complex factors, such as shared life histories,
culture and possibly even genetics.
“Americans meet far more strangers than others and need to be more extroverted than the Japanese, Koreans and others who tend to interact with a small number of people repeatedly, so extroversion is a highly valued asset in the U.S., ”Shigehiro Oishi, lead author of the study, told
Discovery News . “ In the end, happiness, extroversion, and kindness are all highly valued qualities
among Americans, and they might just see Jesus to have these highly desirable characteristics.
Oishi said that“ Buddhism(佛教)and other religions had been firmly in place in Korea before
the introduction of Christianity （基督教） , and life is suffering in Buddhism. The main goal of
Buddhism was to reduce pain and suffering.”
Other cultural differences may further explain the American and Korean responses. Oishi said
such differe nces pose“ an egg and chicken problem” involving genetics and shared life experiences, since one can affect the other. It is also unclear if the image of Jesus might be culturally constructed
to fit an existing ideal, or if it could reflect an individual self-image.’s
Casey Eggleston, a researcher at the University of Virginia, told Discovery News that language
differences also come into play, with the meaning of happiness differing across cultures over time.
“ Thehistorical definition of happiness included concepts of luck and good fortune, but that
meaning has fallen out of use in the U.S., where many believe they can pursue and obtain happiness by
their own effort, while it remains a major part of the concept in most other cultures, she”
explained.
“ Similarly, the emotional connotation of the word happy varies greatly. While the American
concept typically includes upbeat positive emotions like excitement, the concept in East Asia tends to
focus more on calm positive emotions like peace and contentment.”
The researchers chose to focus on two particular countries, but they expect respondents in other
nations with a large Christian base would also provide different, culture-predicted responses to the
question,“ Was Jesus happy?”
As for Oishi’ s answer to whether or not Jesus was happy, he said,“ I don’ t know fo don ’ t think so. He had a tough life.”
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Theme
Different responses
Various 73
in the differences
Was Jesus happy?
Americans are more 71
to associate Jesus with
positive meanings while
Koreans with 72 ones.
Life history
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social
interaction causes
Americans to
74
extroversion more than Koreans
● Long before Christianity was introduced to Korea, Koreans
75 in Buddhism, whose teachings focus on 76 .
Culture
Jesus may be created to fit or
77
the
● The image of
culture.
Happiness has different meanings 79 on different
cultures over time.
● Historically, happiness is no longer associated with luck in the 78
US as in other cultures.
● Emotionally, happiness can mean excitement to Americans but
peace and contentment to Asians.
80 There is no definite answer to the question.
第五部分 单词拼写（共 10 小题，每题 1 分 ,共 5 分） 依据所给首字母或许汉语提示 ,写出正确词汇。

81.The amount of rubbish we produce is turning into a big problem, so we need to think more about
r_______ our waste.
82. If we toy with nature, we will have to deal with the c________.
83. Nobody, even China Securities Regulatory Commission, can ________ （靠谱） predict which
way the stock market will move.
84. He has admitted his _______ （责任） in the accident.
85.Next, figure out where you should be ________ （分派） your money in an ideal world. 第六部分 书面表达（满分 20 分）
右边这幅图片描述了中学生交往过程中的一种现象。

请根
据你对这幅图片的理解用英语写一篇短文， 给某英语报社投稿。

你的短文应包含以下内容：
1. 描述图片内容，如情形、人物、动作，等等；
2. 联合漫画，说说你的友情观；
3. 联合自己实质，举例说说你自己的做法。

注意：
1. 可参照图中的文字及下边文章开头所给提示，作必需的想
象。

2. 词数 150 左右。

开头已经写好，不计入总词数。

Sometimes how to make friends is not an easy task for students.
_________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________。