2020广州市高二英语水平测试
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2020学年度广州市高中二年级学生学业水平测试
英语
本试卷分四部分,共12页,满分150分。考试时间120分钟。
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18. A. danger B. doubt C. importance D. ability
19. A. cold B. clean C. calm D. angry
20. A. Obviously B. Finally C. Unfortunately D. Actually
21. A. travels B. gets C. falls D. turns
22. A. smelly B. helpful C. attractive D. dangerous
23. A. catches B. poisons C. excites D. relaxes
24. A. mistake B. exchange C. produce D. save
25. A. cry out B. find out C. look up D. pick up
26. A. tiring B. dirty C. fun D. surprising
27. A. relationship B. weather C. environment D. families
28. A. limited B. connected C. similar D. familiar
29. A. putting B. talking C. finding D. losing
30. A. buy B. eat C. replace D. recycle
第二节语法填空(共10小题,每小题1.5分,满分15分)
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We sat outside and the sky was cloudy now so we had plenty of shade. We couldn’t make out the menu as neither of us speaks French. George asked a young college student for help. In the end, we got a delicious cheese and ham sandwich.
This sandwich at Le Comptoir wasn’t just any sandwich —it’s “THE SANDWICH.” The cheese was heavenly. The ham melted in my mouth.
If this wasn’t enough, we also ate many tasty cakes from a street vendor and got a coffee from a famous café.
Another Monday highlight: an inexpensive Vietnamese dinner. Superb!
I love Paris. The food is fantastic! Everywhere you go there are these wonderful stuffed
sandwiches, cakes and snacks. I just don’t understand how any French woman can be skinny.
41. What was the first thing the couple did after arriving at the apartment?
A. They toured around the nearby streets.
B. They shaded their room from the sun.
C. They booked a table for lunch.
D. They paid the rent.
42. The couple decided to eat at Le Comptoir because ______.
A. they felt too hot to go on walking
B. its food made them feel hungry
C. they had booked a table there
D. there were empty tables
43. What do we know about the weather in Paris that day?
A. It was very cold overnight.
B. It was cloudy in the morning.
C. It became rainy in the afternoon.
D. It became windy in the evening.
44. What does the writer think of the food in Paris?
A. She found it extremely delicious.
B. She worried it would be unhealthy.
C. She wondered why French women like it.
D. She thought it made French women skinny.
B
①My pre-teen daughter, now 11, still loves trick-or-treating on Halloween, but she’s not OK with having her parents come along. This year, s he’s begging to go trick-or-treating with friends and without me. But, is she ready?
②Although many parents have safety concerns about letting tweens (11 and 12 year-old children) go trick-or-treating without adults watching on, it’s importa nt to realize that most tweens are ready for the responsibility of going off in groups without you.
③Of course, it’s important to set up a few rules before you send your tween on his way this Halloween. Here are some things to consider:
④Assess Their Maturity
Yes, we’re talking about 11 and 12-year-olds. But if you think your child can follow your rules, make smart decisions, and come home when you say, then let him go. If not, then forget it.
⑤Safety in Small Groups
A few friends is good; a half-dozen or more is asking for trouble. A large group means many opinions, and the group will probably break apart. Have your child pick three or four friends, and tell them to stay together.
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Ideally, trick-or-treating can be completed in 90 minutes. That’s plenty of time to visit nearby houses, get candy, and head home. If your tween stays out much longer, he may wander away. Set an early home-time. It cuts down the chances of trouble.
⑦Make Sure They Know Safety Rules