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1、精选优质文档-倾情为你奉上北京市西城区2013-2014学年下学期高一年级期末考试英语试卷试卷满分：140分 考试时间120分钟A卷 满分90分. 单项填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）11. The couple often go to the homeless center_ they help serve meals.A. that B. when C. where D. which12. What a nice smell! What are you cooking? Chicken soup. Do you want to try _?A. much B. many C. o

2、ne D. some 13. _ their advertisement attractive, the team worked day and night.A. Make B. To make C. Making D. Having made14. They left for the airport early this morning _ they would have enough time to enjoy lunch there before boarding.A. so that B. in case C. as though D. even if 15. My mum is th

3、e person with _I can share my ups and downs.A. that B. which C. whom D. whose16. Professor Li, you look worried. My assistant _her speech in the lecture hall at the moment. You know she is not experienced.A. presents B. has presented C. presented D. is presenting17. People believe that doing sports

4、can make them feel _ anxious and sleep better.A. less B. least C. more D. most 18. Mr. Miller, I feel I will perform well in the final match. Yes. We know how hand you _ for it.A. were working B. will be working C. have been working D. had worked19. John, I saw you were talking with our manager. Wha

5、t happened? I was complaining to him because I felt I _ fairly.A. dont treat B. didnt treat C. am not treated D. wasnt treated20. When she heard the bad news, a frightened look came _ her face.A. at B. across C. to D. for. 完型填空（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）Last Wednesday as my flight landed in New York, I

6、didnt notice that one of my earbuds was not like the other （see the photo to the right）. Ive never had an ear infection（感染）or even an earache in my _21_life, yet over the next few days, I felt a dull and sometimes sharp pain in my earespecially when sleeping on my _22_side.Over the weekend, I tried

7、to use a Q-Tip（棉签）on my left ear, but it wouldnt go in. It hurt a lot. _23_, I could still use these earbuds, because the left one was now noticeably _24_ than the right one.Im ashamed to _25_that it took me until Sunday to understand what now seems to have been obvious: The missing part of the earb

8、ud was _26_ in my ear, thus the ear ached.I just couldnt believe it was in my ear because I could _27_ just fine. I wasnt in that much pain, _28_ not all the time. I asked my Facebook friends if such a thing was _29_: Could I really have a piece of rubber in my ear and not really _30_ it? Friends al

9、l suggested that I need medical attention as soon as possible. One said he was nearly deaf in one ear, due to not dealing with an ear injury _31_ enough.With that in mind, I walked unwillingly to the clinic（诊所）on Monday night. Sure enough, the nurse found the earbud tip in my left ear. Three times,

10、she tried to dig it out, causing much _32_. Three times, she failed, before the clinic sent me home _33_a note suggesting I see an ENT（ear, nose, and throat）specialist as soon as possible.So I _34_an ENT clinic this morningwith no small amount of nervousness after what Id gone through last night. Ho

11、wever, I was in excellent hands. The doctor _35_me I had nothing to worry about.After taking a photo of the earbud tip, he had another doctor remove it. It took only three seconds, and was totally painless. Victory at last!21. A. future B. whole C. public D. private22. A. left B. other C. opposite D

12、. different23. A. Naturally B. Obviously C. Terribly D. Strangely24. A. lighter B. bigger C. shorter D. thicker25. A. guess B. agree C. admit D. remind 26. A. stuck B. stopped C. placed D. saved27. A. rest B. sleep C. play D. hear28. A. at most B. at least C. at last D. at first 29. A. possible B. f

13、unny C. common D. special30. A. report B. notice C. take D. move31. A. carefully B. suddenly C. patiently D. quickly32. A. sadness B. danger C. discomfort D. change 33. A. with B. for C. in D. on 34. A. introduced B. checked C. approached D. considered35. A. blamed B. promised C. warned D. guided.阅读

14、理解（共11小题；每小题2分，满分22分）阅读下面短文，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AJumping across citiesForget about expensive gyms, the new sport in cities is ree-running. Since it started in a Paris suburb around 1995, free-running has attracted lots of fans in cities around the world. Instead of walking normally, free-runner

15、s jump over or around anythingcars, buildings, trees, or streetlightsin their way.One of the sports inventors told our reporter how free-running started.It was boring where we lived. There was nothing for us to do after school. We had done playground games like football and basketball when we were k

16、ids but we wanted something new and exciting. We started learning how to jump and run between buildingsand we loved it. Walking is a waste of time. Free-runners have to use their imaginations. Everythinga tree, a streetlightis part of our outdoor gym. Were like children because we have never stopped

17、 playing in the street. The sports website has lots of rules, for example, dont break peoples windows, dont jump on flowerbeds and dont be rude to people who want you to stop. Safety is also very important. You must start with the easy movesyou have to do thousands of small practice jumps before you

18、 try anything difficult. If you made only one mistake, you might hurt yourself badly.A local person said, “Its good that young people have something to do. But when they jump off buildings like cats they sometimes frighten other people.”Dont try this at home the basics of free-runningBlind Jump a ju

19、mp where you cant see the landing spot.Tic-tac run and put your foot on a small step, go forward and jump over the next thing.Basic Jump run and jump, land on two feet while bending your knees. To finish roll into head-over-heels.Cat Jump run towards a wall, put both hands on the top of the wall and

20、 jump through your arms.36. Free-running started _.A. about twenty years ago B. with the help of schools C. in big cities of America D. among famous sportsmen37. Free-runners shouldnt _.A. use their imaginations B. start with the easy moves C. jump on flowerbeds D. run between buildings38. According

21、 to the passage, free-running is a（n）_sport.A. ancient B. expensive C. safe D. exciting39. The purpose of this passage is to _.A. explain the importance of outdoor activities B. introduce some information about free-runningC. warn children not to join in dangerous sports D. advise people to do more

22、exercise at home firstBThe Future Body NetworkAre you tired of wires that spread all over your desk and make your tea pour onto your keyboard? If so, you may consider using devices（设备）that use technologies like Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Neither of them sends information through wires. It sounds perfect, d

23、oesnt it? But this is not the end of the story.Scientists are now trying to use the human body to do a similar job. They have come up with the idea of sending information over the small electric field on the surface of the skin. To do this, a transmitter（传送器）could be built into your pocket or a port

24、able device like an MP3 player. This transmitter would then use your skins electrical field to send information to a receiving device. Since this kind of transmission can only go as far as 20cm, the receiver would have to be close to some part of your body.By using this body network, you wouldnt nee

25、d a wire to link your MP3 player in your pocket to the headphones in your ears, or to send to your computer the pictures from a digital camera hanging around your neck. Moreover, you can exchange electronic cards or share music files with others by shaking hands, dancing cheek（脸颊）to cheek, or kissin

26、g each other.Now, here comes a question. Why would anyone want to use their body as a network when Wi-Fi and Bluetooth already exist? The answer lies in the fact that with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, it is hard to limit the signals only to your own use. In a busy place, you can never know who might steal yo

27、ur information. However, body networking is safer. It is hard for other people to pick up signals sent over the surface of your skin since this body network only has a limit of 20cm from your body. Thus, no one else can easily pick up and interpret your signals.Moreover, the most important use of bo

28、dy networking in the future may well be communication within the body rather than just on its surface. Imagine having a number of small devices implanted under your skin and using them to control your own nervous system. In other words, imagine that you have a powerful in-body computer. What do you

29、think of this idea? Does it sound cool, like being a character in the movie RoboCop? Or would you prefer to be just an ordinary human being?40. Whats the main idea of the passage?A. Technology is causing us to be lazy. B. Technology is doing harm to our body.C. Technology is advancing too quickly. D

30、. Technology is making our life easier.41. Which of the following is NOT the way to exchange information over the skin?A. Shaking hands. B. Looking into ones eyes. C. Kissing each other. D. Dancing cheek to cheek.42. The body network is safer because _.A. the information is only important to you B.

31、the information is stored inside your bodyC. the information is sent out only 20cm from your body D. the information is controlled by your nervous system43. The movie RoboCop is most likely about_.A. a man that is controlled by a computer B. a computer that turns into a man C. a robot that catches a

32、 thief D. a thief that steals a robot CAirport Delays on the RiseDelays cause extreme anger among travelers, and cost the country billions in lost productivity.An FAA study listed eleven major problems and suggested eleven solutions. All problems are in air traffic control. The various regions（地区）do

33、nt talk to each other enough. Each region operates differently and the number of planes in so-called regional traffic is increasing.In the first of eleven solutions, an FAA national center will take control from the regions during heavy traffic or bad weather.Jane Garvey of the FAA says, “The purpos

34、e of the command（指挥）center is to really make those decisions that affect the system in total.” Also, the FAA promises publicly again to upgrade its computers.Michael Barr is a safety expert at the University of Southern California, “Weve got fares that are reduced. More people want to fly and we are

35、 actually filling the air of the United States with air traffic.”An example of this is that the San Francisco International Airport is growing fast as a world-wide gateway and as a center to an expanded（扩展的）regional service.Ron Wilson of the San Francisco International Airport says, “If weve got 16,

36、 17, 18 aircraft, departing at 8 a.m., the guy that is on the 18th plane is going to be 40 minutes late.” Jane Garvey says, “Its important to note that flying is more popular. Its becoming a form of public transportation for a number of people. Thats having an effect on the delay numbers as well.”We

37、ather causes about 70% of delays. Then the FAA moves planes farther apart from five miles to as much as 20 miles. The new rule may reduce that to 10 miles. But if the sky is already crowded, where do those planes go?A traveler says, “Naturally, I think the more space between planes, the safer for tr

38、avelers.”The FAA calls it an improvement, not a final solution. The public say the major problems remain: too many planes, too few controllers and too little modernization.44. According to the FAA study, the biggest problem leading to airport delays lies in _.A. the reduced plane fares B. the expand

39、ed regional serviceC. the poor air traffic control D. the increasing passenger numbers45. What is the writers attitude towards reducing the space between planes?A. Doubtful. B. Supportive. C. Confident. D. Interested.46. It can be inferred from the passage that _.A. the FAA will take control from th

40、e regions according to their requirementsB. passengers had better be prepared for airport delays in the near futureC. upgraded computer systems promise planes to be on time D. plane fares will get raised to reduce passengers第二部分. 完成句子（共5小题；第1、2小题每小题2分，第3、4、5小题每小题3分，满分13分）根据括号中所给提示完成下列句子。1. 我能试穿一下这件衬

41、衣吗？（try on）_2. 放学后，你的叔叔会来接你。（pick up）_3. 你的主意听起来不错。（sound）_4. 多亏这位警察的帮助，丢失的行李很快被找到了。（thank to ）_5. 与我们的旧房子相比，这个新的很大。（compare）_B卷 满分50分.选词填空（共7小题；每小题2分，满分14分）用方框中单词或短语的适当形式完成下列句子，每个单词和短语只能使用一次。represent, value, tiring, convenient, be used to , deal with, customer1. Now he _walking his dogs in the par

42、k every morning.2. A problem like this is very difficult to _.3. It is so strange that a number of _ ordered the same sandwich yesterday.4. In Beijing Opera, many body movements can _actions, such as opening a door, climbing a hill or rowing a boat.5. It is wise for people to enjoy the _of smart pho

43、nes while not depending on them completely.6. After a _hike, all the students fell asleep quickly at night.7. Our friendship is so _ to me that I wouldnt do anything to harm it. 阅读表达（共4小题；每小题2分，满分8分）阅读下面的短文和问题，根据短文内容，在相应题号后的横线上写下相关信息（不多于十二个单词），完成对该问题的回答。答语要意思清楚，结构正确，书写工整。New Job, Same Company: Learn

44、ing the RopesStarting a new job means learning the ropes at an unfamiliar place, but it can be harder for those faced with a new position within the same company. Its happening more these days as companies downsize. Whether you are moving from one job in your own department to another or suddenly an

45、swering to a new boss, you need to take steps to avoid the difficulties of office politics and work overload.Learn the new rules. Just because you are still in the same company, doesnt mean you will be playing by the same rules. Take the time to learn how things operate in your new work situation. Do not say “Its easy to think, I know the company, and Ive been here for 20 y