(完整)浙江省嘉兴市2015-2016学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题(扫描版)

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一. 听力（共两节，满分15分） 第一节（本节有5小题；每小题1分，共5分） 你将从录音上听到5段小对话.每段对话后有1个小题，请从题中所给的A 、B 、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项.听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅 读下一小题.毎段对话仅读一逍。

1. Who answered the phone call last night?
A. The woman.
B. The man'g cousin. 2. What does the woman mean?
A. She lost her notes.
B. The notes are not hers.
C. Someone has borrowed her notes ・
3. Where most probably are the speakers?
C. The woman's mother.
A ・ On a train. B. In a car. 4. How many hours does the woman work every week?
A- 40. B. 47. 5< What does the man think the womans father should do?
A« Smoke less. B. Stop smoking. 第二节(本节有10小题：每小题1分，共10分)
C. On a plane. C ・50・
C. Go to sec a doctor
你将从录音上听到4段较长对话或独白.对话或独白后有2・3个小题，请从题中所给 的A 、B 、C 三个选项中选出鼓佳选项。

听对话或独白前，你将有时何阅读每个小题，每 小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时同.每段对话或独白均读两遍・
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听第6段材料.冋答第6. 7两个小題.
6・ What is the relationship between the speakers?
A. Friends.
B. Salesman and customer.
7. How will they keep in touch?
A. By phone*
B. By letter.
听第7段材料，回答節緘9两个小题・ 8・ When will the dinner be
held?
A. At 6:55 p.m.
B. At 7:00 p.m.
9. What do we know about Mrs. Smith?
A. She is the man's wife.
B. She is glad to attend the dinner.
C. She has many things to do tonight.
听第8段材料.回答第Uh 1U 12三个小题・
10. Where is the man going?
A. To Paris.
B. To Berlin.
11. How did the man go to Europe in World War II?
A> By plane. B. By ship.
12. How soon will the man arrive at the place he is going to?
A ・ In 2 hours< B. In 4 hours.
听第9段材料.回答® 13. 14. 15三个小题・
13. Where is the speaker living now?
A. I D a city in England.
B. In an eastern European country.
C. In a small town with the speaker's aunt.
14. What is still a problem to the speaker?
15. What is the speaker?
A. A tourist
B. A student
C. Husband and wife* C. By e-mail.
C. At 7:05 p
・nu C. To Londo n. C. By train. C. In 6 hours. A. Living conditions. B. The weather.
C Traffic rules. C. A driver.
二、阅读理解（共两节，満分36分〉
第一节（本节有13小题；每小题2分，共26分〉
问题或完成所给句子的最佳选項.
嘉兴市201&2016学年第一学期期末检H 高二英话熬2016・1）试题程» 2 M共12頁Ilitchcock was born into a strict Catholic ramify from Leytonstone in London on August 13, 1899. After graduating from high school, Hitchcock got his first job in 1915 in Henley Telegraph Company. Bored by his job, he regularly attended the cinema by himself in the evenings^ read tbc cinema trade papers^ and took drawing classes at I^ondon University. Hitchcock gained confidence and began to show a humorous^ funny side at work He drew pictures of his workmates and wrote short stories with surprising endings to which he signed the name Hitch. A magazine began publishing Hitchcock^ drawings and stories.
In 1919, Hitchcock saw an advertisement in one of the cinema trade papers that a Hollywood company was building a studio in Islington^ a neighbourhood in London. At the same time^ American filmmakers were considered the best throughout the world and thus Hitchcock was extremely excited alxiut them opening up a studio locally; Hoping to impress those in charge of the new studio, Hitchcock discovered the subject of what was to
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be their first motion picture, bought the book it was based on, and read it Hitchcock then drew up mock title cards（模拟字幕卡）.He took his title cards to the studio, only to find • that they had decided to film a different movie. Determined, Hitchcock quickly read the new boo匕drew up new title cards, and again took them to the studio・Impressed by his graphics as well as his determination, the studio hired him as their title-card designer Within a few months the studio offered 20-year-old Hitchcock a full time job. Hitchcock accepted the position and left his steady job at Henley to enter the unsteady world of filmmaking.
He hud previously had experience of directing when he wax asked to complete the 1923 film Always Tell Your Wife after the original director fell ill. He was then asked to direct Number 13 but before it could be finished the studio closed its London branch. Instead his first directional appearance was The Pleasure Garden in 1925.
It was with the film The Lodger in 1927 that Hitchcock had his first hit, and was widely noticed as a director In 1929t Hitchcock directed Blackmail which was pioneering in its success as the first widely popular non-silent film.
Hitchcock's style was one kind of detailed planning, from which it is reported that he never changed・ He also stuck to his own rule on the value of gugpense（悬念）over shoclc
In 1979, the American Film Institute presented Hitchcock with its Life Achievement Award at a ceremony. In 1980> Queen Elizabeth II knighted Hitchcock. Three months later Sir Alfred Hitchcock died of kidney failure at the age of 80 in his home in Bel Ain
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16. Wbat is the right order of the events related to Hitchcock? a. He worked as a title-card designer
b ・ He was asked to direct a film but without success.
c. His short stories attracted a magazine^ attention.
d. He became a widely accepted director
e. He took drawing courses at a university.
A. e 5 G 瓠 b. d.
B. e, c, b. d. 17. Which of the following films is considered film?
A- Always Tell Your Wife.
C Blackmail.
18・ According to the parage, Hitchcock can be best described as ________ ・
A. honest and reliable
B. calm and steady
C. determined and hard-working
D ・ serious and responsible
19. What is the purpose of the passage?
A. To make known the master of suspense^
B. To introduce the films directed by Hitchcock.
C. To explain the benefits of doing difTerent jobs.
D. To show the importance of developing interest. It's a classic image — a child burying her head in her mother's skirt when she cones across a stranger, or a student becoming speechless with a red face when the teacher asks his name. The person must be shy. You may be shy yourself But you miy not realize that shyness is actual^ quite common and that it probably affects 40 to 50 percent of all people in North America. Itl just that most people are shy privately. They appear confident OD the surface^ and in social situations they seem well adjusted. Only 15 to 20 percent of us fit the stereotype of the shy person — someone who is obviously uncomfortable with other people.
What exactly is shyness? u Ifs a feeling of self-conscioDsness,w says Rita Clark, a psychologist “Shy people feel nervous and ill at ease* They may tremble, feel their hearts twating wildly, and have butterflies in the stomach. They worry about making a bad impression on people." Shyness doesn't necessarily show on the surface. In fact, people sometimes think that shy people arc cold and uninterested in other people when really they are just afraid to meet them.
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C ・ a, e. d 、b. D. a, c, d 、b. as Hitchcock 、first successful non-silent B. The Pleasu
re Garden
You may be surprised to know who is actually very shy. One well-known talk-show host, whose show is watched by millions of viewers, has to plan performance down <o the last detail —in order to appear easy-going and confident! But he seldom meets people socially because be is too shy. u Other ^privately shy' people include politicians^ teachers, and entertainers^ says Kita・“These people act outgoing when they're doing their jobs, but they're very uncoilfident socially. You'd be amazed how many public figures fit into this type.”
Where does shyness come from? Research shows that some people are born shy. About 20 percent of babies show » strong feeling of unease when they see strangers or find themselves in unfamiliar situations. Some scientists feel that such shyness is boE. "Shy parents arc more likely to have shy children than outgoing parents,n Rita says. "And shyness can be cultur^Uy determined. We know that Japanese students are much shyer than Israeli students.^
If 15 to 20 percent of shyness is bom how do other people become shy? Children may become shy when they enter school or meet new challenges. Teenagers may sufler from an identity crisis （危机）and become shy. Adults can become shy when faced with problems like dhorce or job loss< Whatever the reasons^ shy people even suffer from well-meaning comments like, M Has the cat got your tongue?M They are often lonely and unhappy in social situations.
But scientists say there is hope for shyness・ Whether you are born shy or made shy, with patience and practice, you will be able to quiet the butterflies in your stomach.
20. According to the writer which of the following is most probably considered as a case of
shyness?
A. A boy dare not admit breaking his fnther^s cup.
B. A singer would not like to be photographed while performing.
C. A student^ face goes red when he/shc is criticized by the teacher.
D. A girl hides behind her mother when she meets their new neighbor
21. In Paragraph 3, the writer mentions the famous talk-show host to ________ •
A. prove that confidence is the key to success
B. show that some public figures can be privately shy
C. explain that making preparations is very important
D. suggest that popular hosts may turn out to be social railurcs
22. What might be the cause of shyness according to the passage?
A・ Educational background. B. Family relationship.
C. Inspiring comments*
D. Depressing experiences.
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23. We can infer from tbe last paragraph that _______ •
A. you forget your shyness on seeing butterflies
B. being patient may help you overcome shyness
C. you will have a stomach-ache when you are shy
D. practicing being quiet b a way to rid you of shyness
C
Brothers Michael and Chris were both bom in the early 1960s and grew up in a mostly black neighborhood in Richmond, California, right outside San Francisco. Both boys were well behaved in school nnd brought home mostly AS on their report cards all through grade school Bat because they came from a working-class family with eight children, money was ■lw・ys tight and the boys often had to go without In fact^ things were so tight that the two growing boys were often hungry. So after school they did what many boys do when they're hunjny and have no food —they stole.
When it was time for Michael and Chris to attend high school^ they were bused across town to Kennedy High School. It was during high school that something happened that made Chris decide to change his behavior. At the end of his freshman year in high school, Chris received three A's and three F*s on his report card — the first time he failed anything in school.
Years later Cbris would recall that decisive moment in his life with these words:
u l sat outside my house at the beginning of that summer knowing that I was letting my chance slip away. One more F and I'd be just another high school dropout（退学学生人hanging around the neiehborhood.^
u At the time I didn't know my brother Rusty would end up in prison, or that my brother Harold would die without having seen much of the world. I certainly didn't know what would happen to Michael. I only knew that I had to get out of there. I wanted to see San Francisco every day9 to pick out my own clothes, drive my own car, and be whatever a man could hope to be, not just a black man9 not just a man from the flats of Richmond. 1 wanted no limitations.^ Christ decision to change his behavior wasn*t an easy one. He took * lot of 2「ief from his friends for choosing to be the beM in school, instead of gcMing Ct ond DI. But that decision to change took him in an entirely different direction from his brother Michael, who refused to change his unproductive behavior
Chris went on to graduate from high school^ college and finally law school・ For 15 years he worked as a Deputy District Attorncy（副检察官）in Los Angeles, California, prosecu計n£（起诉）murderers, drug dealers^ gang members and crooked cops. Today Chris is better known n% 嘉兴市2015-2016学年第-学期期末检H 高二英涪卷(2016.1)试繼卷那6页共12页
Christopher Darden, one of the lead prosecutors in the trial of the century, the O. J. Simpson trial!
What became of Christopher^ brothen Michael? After high school Michael joined the army and returned to his hometown shortly after his tour of duty.Back in Richmond. Michael continued his pattern of anti-xocuil behavior ——hanging about tbv streets^ stealing to support himself and a grow ing drug habit. On November 29, 1995, Michael Darden died at the age of 42 —from AIDS.
That's what the saying u change^ or be changed^ is all about Christopher Darden changed. He changed from being a crimitud（罪犯）to prosecuting criminals, lie changed hh attitude from being angr>' to being open and accepting. He changed from an underachiever to an honor student who took responsibility for his grades and his education・He changed from a disappointed teenager with low seir-respect to an optimistic young man determined to turn his dreams into reality.
ITis brother Michael, on the other hund^ was chungcd. He v*as changed by poverty, by the code of the streets, by illegal drugs and finally by an incurahlr disease.
rd like to think that Michael didn't die in vain and that by hearing this story, some people will finally understand the importance of making positive^ productive changes in their lives.
24. It can be inferred from Paragraphs 1 and 2 that Chris and Michael were ________ •
A・ both good students at school
B. badlv off for both monev and love
C. forced to steal to feed the big family
D. brought up by their black neighbors
25. What serves as a turning point in Chris's life according to the story?
A. Harold's death at a young age.
B. Rusn *s being caught by the police.
C. Christ railing half of his courses at school.
D. Chris's meeting many high school dropouts.
26. By the underlined sentence （Paragraph 7K the writer means that _____ •
A. Chris's friends helped him a great deal with his schoolwork
B. Chris made the decision to change himself with great effort
C. Chris wanted to be quite different from his brother Michael
D. Christ friends were afraid he would be better than them in study
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27. The w riter develops the story mainly by _____ •
A. giving analyses
B. providing explanations
C. stating opinions
D. making comparisons
28. What can we learn from the storv?
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A. Actions speak louder than words.
B. God helps tho»e who help themselves.
C. You never know what you can till you tn;
D. Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. 第二节（本节有5小恵；毎小愿2分，共10分〉
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.选项中有两頊为多余妙.
注意：请将符案写在答题卷的相应位置上・
How Writing Things Down Can Change Your Life
What do you ^rite down? 29 However; making time to write down certain things, such as our daily experiences, our goaK and our thoughts can change the wiy we live our lives.
•It clears your mind for higher-level thinking.
David Allen, productivity speaker and author of Getting Thirty Done^ suggests doing what he calls a “core dump二30 This could range from picking up milk on the way home, to a muld-person project at work Writing down tvcry u to-<io M item you can think of clears space in your head for more important topics・
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If you keep a journal and regularly write down your thoughts and feeling% you'll soon have a record of your experiences that you might otherwise have forgotten.
Reading back through this record is not just run — it also provides a valuable insight into your thought and life. You can Tully enjoy moments that you could have probably rorgotten and increase your levels of gratitude.
・You gain a sense of achievement.
Writing things down can develop a sense of achievement and progress, expanding our possibilities and increasing our productivity;
If we write a journal, it's satisfying to fill up one or more journals with our thoughts and feelings. 32 Equally, if we write down everything we need to do in a particular day or week we gain an additional sense of satisfaction when, having completed the task^ we can cross the item off our list.
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• It helps you think big.
Writing things down gives you space to think big and aim high・ No matter what's going on in our outside world, when we write things down, we enter a world of possibility. Doing this helps us stay motivated（有动力的）・nd it reduces the chance that we fall victim to self-limiting beliefs.
33 We also have space to keep track of all our ideas and desires so we can return to them later.
A. It gives you a record of the past.
B・ It helps you process your emotions.
C. Keeping a journal can also increase your levels of scIPtrusL
D. It means writing down every task^ activity, and project you need to do.
E. When you finish a journal, you'll realize that you have written a “book”.
F. For most of us, writing consists of emails, task lis爲and perhaps the extra work project. GWhen we write things down, wc have a chance to explore dreams that we might not feel safe showing to anyone else yet
三、英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节：完形填空（本节有20小题：毎小题1分，共20分）阅读下面短文，拿握其大意，然后从34~53各题所给的四个选项中，选出最佳选項.
My family has moved a lot. So Fve gotten pretty used to walking into varieties of schools and making 34 friends. 1 will always feel 35 in the new place after a few months・ But about a year ago we moved again, and that time it was quite 36 • And the reason we were moving was the biggest 37 of all: my father had lost bis job because he had cancer.
Suddenly I felt exposed to the feeling of 38 • While my parents went to another city for my dad^s medical care and to look for a（an） 39 . my younger brothers and I moved into my grandparents9 apartment The life turning completely upside down was a great challenge for me.
I wanted to back my parents and 1 didn't want to 40 them. But I was so sad and smgry that I cried a loU and for the first time in my life, I started to 41 school. I didn't even try to make friends. Why bothers? I thought. They would 42 become real friends^ anyway. How could anyone possibly understand what I was 43 ? I kept to myself so much that most people 44 I was selHsh and unfriendly.
45 < there were two considerate girls at my school who reached out to me. They asked me questions about my life. When I finally started to talk^ it was such a 46 to 戛兴市2015-2016 島兴市2015-2016^年第存期期末检测爲二英语畚2OI6.I）试題容第10页共12頁
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share all the pain and fear I had been 47 inside. They seemed to ■■derstaad wiuit I was suffering t48 Fd been convinced no one would. I stopped hating seboot a ad my problems became much easier to 49 •
I'm 50 to say that life is back to normal now. It wasn't easy and it did■丫go by fast., but my dad did get better, and my parents eventually found work and a no boat for us. It just goes to show you that when a door closes, a window opens^ letting 51 tuck in. I also learned that if you 52 yourself off, it just makes everything more painfuL When all you want is to be left alone t reaching out may seem like the hardest thins to do — but ifs also the best wav to 53 vourself.
34. A. close B. modest C. new D. honest
35. A. in pain B. at ease C. in lovt D. at risk
36. A. strange B. normal C・ difTertnl D.duU
37. A. shock B. loss C. regret D. cicase
3& A. freedom B・ unsafety C. curiosity D. failnre
39. A. job B. wonder C. answer D. choice
40. A. amaze B. inspire C. disappoint D. doubt
41. A. hate B.cheat C・ appreciate D. trust
42. A. soon B. seldom C・ always D・ never
43. A. referring to B. going through C. relying on
D. dreaming of
44. A・ feared B. reported C. joked D. concluded
45. A. Naturally B. Luckilv
•C. Obviously D.
OccasionaDy
46. A. success B. reward C・ chance I）, relief
47. A. repeating B. ignoring C. holding D. preventing
4& A. even if B. as if C. so that D. now that
49. A. clarify B. recognize C. discuss D. bear
50. A. sorry* B. determined C. delighted D. upset
51. A. air B・ wind C. shade D. sunlight
52< A. show B. shut C. let D・ tear
53. A. help B. behave C. believe D. enjoy
第二节：语法填空（本节有10小題；毎小题1分.共10分）
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正磺形式.
Birds are becoming popular as pets, but unlike with more common pets^ owners of birds are often not familiar 54 the behavior of their animals which allows them to recognize 55 the pet needs and wants. For example, most of us can recognize the behavior 56 dog shows when it is hungry or wants attention, 57 how many of us know how birds go about showing the same feelings? By 58 (learn) about the behavior of a bird, its owner cun S9 (gradual) develop a
stronger relationship with his pet. Owners can learn how to read bird body language, including
movements of the t・il and wings・ In addition, the sounds a bird 60 (make) can also show its
moods, desires and requirements ・
Birds often use their tail feathers to communicate^ so an understanding of this behavior will help the pefs owner A bird may move its tail from side to side to express 61 (happy).
However, if a bird fans its tail feathers ouh it is usually a way 62 (show) anger. A bird also
communicates through the use of its wings. A bird may lift or open its wings as a sign of
delight. But if a bird starts opening and closing its wings, it may signal anger or pain・ If a
bird fails to fold its wings against its body, and instead lets them hang by its side, 3 is likely
that the bird is ilL
四、写作(共两节，満分19分) 第一节，阅读播括(共4分)
问读下面短文，然后以30个左右的词様括短文的主耍内容.
One day while sitting in the lx)at fnhing, I noticed a field mouse on the river bank. He ran out of his hole, ran around a bit and then ran back. I thought of the existence or this mouse.
His life is spent running around, frightened, following his nose. He runs here^ runs there,
(urns in circles^ but never really sees much beyond his nose. Ik Is trying to smell his w»y to
successful living, which is finding a little food, so that he can carry on for the rest of hb life^
frightened.
A fiew minutes laten I looked up and noticed an osprey(包鹰)flying hiyh in the sky. This
keen-eyed hunter with a full view of the river was simply waiting for (he best time to catch his
food. The amazing creature flew up toward a nest at the top of one of the tallest trees・
It is the osprey not the field mouse that models our human potential. I don't know about you, but it b easy for me to decide which creature I want to learn from. I want to explore, to see
the big picture, to climb higher, go farther* dive deeper, and experience more. 1 want my soul
enlarged and my heart inspired・ 1 want to stop running about following my nose and instead
I want to find new strengtlh fresh thinkiag, clear vision and courage.
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■二书面表达（共15分）
假设你是李华.你的美国笔友Bob来信告知他即将来浙江旅游.希望你给他推荐一市或JR 点.请你用英语写一封回信，内容主要包括：
1. Rd®他来断江；
x推荐一个策游城市或景点；
3.你的推荐理由.
注立* （1）词效：100-120,
（2）可适当増加细节，以使行文连贯、内容芫整；
（3）信的开头和结尾已为你写好，不计词效・
Dear Bob,
Yours, Li Hua
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高二英语听力材料(2016. I)
(Text 1)
VV： Did you call me up yesterday evening?
M: Yes. I wanted you to come over and meet my cousin who had just come from the United States, but your mother said that you were at evening classes.
(Text 2)
M: Is there any way I could get you to lend me your notes from Thursday's lecture? I have no idea where mine are. but I think you were in the class, right?
W： Well, yeah, I did take notes. But actually thcyVe now with another friend・
M: Oh9 it's a pity.
(Text 3)
W: Wc^rc not going anywhere until you put on your seat belt!
M: All right! Take it easy! Pm just about to do it
W: Sorry. I didn't mean to jump on you. ICs just thnt I get nervous when people don't wear seat belts. (Text 4)
M: It seems you're very busy recently, arenyou?
W: Ye・h・ I must work ten hours a day from Monday to Thursday, but on Friday I work only seven hours.
(Text 5)
M: Hello! Glad to see you. How is your father?
W： My father is very sick. He coughs so badly.
T O my understanding, he really should listen to the doctor and cut down on smoking.
(Text 6)
W: I hear you're moving to New York. Oh t thafs great! But Em going to miss you.
M: Yes. I've got an ofTer in New York. I'll miss you too. Lefs keep in touch.
W: Yeah. Don't forget to drop me a line when you settle down. You have my address?
M: Trust me. I won't. 1 have your e-mail address. I'll keep you posted.
W: All right! I look ronvard to hearing from you soon. Good luck!
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(Text 7)
M: Are you free tonight, Mrs. Smith?
W: Pm not sure, but let me check ... Ah、I have nothing on tonight.
M: Great! Mr Green has asked me (o come over to invite you to the dinner that will be held in your honor at the Hoagxing Hotel at 7:00 this evening. The hotel is not far from your home・ Ifs only five minutes* Balk.
W: How nice of him! FO be delighted (o go. Thanks for your invitation!
(Text 8)
M: Well, my grandson is supposed to meet me in London at the airport. Do you think he^ll be able to find me?
W: Pm sure he will. You don't have to worry about that. Are you going to visit him? M: Yes. Fve never seen my grandson.
W: 1 think you Ml have a wonderrul time in London. It f s an attractive city. Is (his your first time abroad?
M: No, I saw quite a bit of Europe before. Rome, Berlin. Paris, places like that, but Pve never been to London.
W: Oh, then youHe flown before, too.
M: No, that was during the Second World War and I went to Europe on a large ship.
W: Oh, things arc quite difTerent in Europe nowadays. M: Tm sure they are. Pm really eager to get there. W: Well, it's 4:00 pm now and we'll be there at 6:00 pm・(Text 9)
I have an aunt in England and she lives in a small toivn. Last week I went to see her family. Everybody knew 1 was coming and 1 really had a wonderful time there. We had a party in a club. It was fantastic Two months ngo 1 came to study in Enghnd. It was my first time in England. I didn't expect living in a city in England could be so much more expensive than in my home countr) in Eastern Europe, and the weather here has surprised me, too. People drive on the left side rather than on (he right Tm glad Pm still alive because I still don't know Low to cross the street The English buildings and sights are beautiful. Fve never lived in a house before in my life・ We 3hiays lived in apartments in a two-bedroom apartment on the fifth floor. If I stay here, it might be possible in the next 15 years to buy my own apartment.
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頁二英语卷 参考答案及评分标准（206 1）第1页丿E 2贞
嘉兴市2015〜2（）16学年第一学期期末检测
高二英语参考答案及评分标准（2016.1）
一、听力（每小题1分，共15分）
1-5 CCBBA 6-10ACBBC
11 15 BAACB
二、阅读理解（毎小题2分.共36分）
第二节：29 33FDAEG
三、英语知识运用（每小题JL 分.共30分）
第一节：完形填空
34-38 CBCAB
39-43 ACADB 44-48 DBDCA
49-53 DCDBA
第二节，语法填空
四. 写作（2节.共19分） 第一节阅读概括（共4分）
By comparing the difTerent ways of life between a running mouse and a flying osprey, the writer
knows what kind of life he prefers. He is inspired by the osprey which encourages him to explore his greatest potential.
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概 2
子抄自原文.语言结构基本正确，行文比较规范・ 括■不能按砲求概括原文的主耍信息，包含较多不相关的信息，晶多的抄袭・ 语育结构不够准确.
行文不够规范。

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