1、江西省吉安市学年高一上学期期末英语试题江西省吉安市2020-2021学年高一上学期期末英语试题学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_一、单项选择1Do you think it is a good idea to make friends with your students?_, I do. And so do my colleagues.AReally BClearly CActually DGenerally2How do you find the story about _ blind?It is so encouraging that I try to read it without _
2、second thought.Aa; a Ba; the Cthe; a Dthe; the3May I help you, Madam?How terrible! The things in my shop _ frequently these days.Ahave stolen Bare being stolen Chad stolen Dwas stolen4Good morning! Id like to get my watch.Well, I _ the repairing, and it needs several minutes.Ajust finish Bam just fi
3、nishingChave just finished Dwas just going to finish5It is said that the fire on Sunday night lasted about three hours _ the firefighters came.Abefore Buntil Cwhen Dafter6He was so angry as to be unable to do what he wanted to, But he couldnt say _ that upset him.Awhat was it Bit was why Cwhy was it
4、 Dwhat it was7It seems useless for us to _ any more time to this question. Lets stop here.Aspend Bdevote Cspare Dturn8How lucky! The boy had a _ escape when he ran across the road in front of the bus.Afine Bshort Cclose Dnarrow9Who are you going to have _ this letter for you?My secretary.Ato post Bp
5、osted Cpost Dposting10I wonder how often you will clean up your room by yourself._ other day.AIn BEvery CFor DEach11The manager of the company told us that very little use was _ the waste in the past.Aconcerned about Bmade of Csorted out Ddealt with12Hello, may I know how much you _ for your service
6、s?Well, the first costs $ 100 while the other two are free.Acharge Bstand Chunt Dask13Mrs. Black found her husband _ a tall building and _ very worried.Aentering; looked Benter; looked Centering; looking Denter; looking14With the development of the country, the people _ village I taught before have
7、lived a happy life.Afrom which Bwhose Cin whose Dwho15You grow bananas, and we are responsible for the sales of them.OK, _.AWait and see BThats a bargain CSeeing is believing DEasier said than done二、完形填空 Kim Stemple was a special-education teacher In 2012, she found herself 16 to an IV (静脉注射) in a B
8、oston hospital being 17 for one of several diseases she had been diagnosed with, including lupus (狼疮) The normally lively Stemple was 18 getting upset a lot. And then a friend gave her a 19 .Before she got too sick to 20 , Stemple had been a marathon runner. The medal came from a racing 21 who had j
9、ust finished a half marathon in Las Vegas and hoped the present would 22 a kind of similar pick-me-up (提神剂). It worked like a(n) 23 and then some.After Stemple 24 the medal from her hospital IV pole, other patients said they wanted medals too. That got Stemple 25 . “A medal is a simple way to give a
10、(n) 26 message,” she told pilotonline. com. And so was born her 27 , We Finish Together, which collects medals from 28 runners, dancers, swimmers, singers, and even spelling bee winnersand donates them to all sorts of people in 29 .Receivers have included hospital patients, people of homeless shelte
11、rs, and old soldiers. Part of the process is 30 with the donators writing a personalized 31 on the ribbon (缎带). “This gives them a connection to someone,” says Stemple. “If they receive a medal, they will know someone 32 .”Can a simple medal really make a 33 ? Yes, says Joan Musarra, who develops pu
12、lmonary fibrosis (肺纤维). “I opened my package containing my new medal and the notes of positive, warm thoughts. I was 34 ,” she wrote to Stemple. “At that moment, I was sitting on my sofa breathing through an oxygen tube because my lungs have become so worse. It means so much to me to feel that I am
13、not 35 .”16Aagreed Binvited Ctied Dpreferred17Aprepared Btreated Canswered Dwaited18Anaturally Bgradually Cregularly Dpersonally19Apill Bsuggestion Cway Dmedal20Aexercise Bpack Crise Dreward21Ajudge Bguide Cpartner Dinspector22Achange for Bserve as Cjoin in Dattach to23Acharm Bflag Cadvertisement Ds
14、tyle24Aarose Bhung Cbrought Dlay25Awondering Bcalculating Cthinking Drelieving26Aactual Bfrequent Creliable Dpositive27Ahealth Bcharity Cpower Dreality28Astrangers Bathletes Cmillionaires Dnatives29Aaddition Bcash Cneed Dreturn30Adecorated Breplaced Cprovided Dconcerned31Asign Bbill Ctitle Dnote32Ac
15、ares Bagrees Crecovers Ddeserves33Ahit Bdifference Cpromise Dbeginning34Aattracted Bsettled Ctouched Dfrightened35Aupset Bhopeless Cpainful Dalone三、阅读选择 What: The 2019 World ChampionshipsWhy You Should Watch: Its the best track field competition the world has to offer outside of the Olympic Games.Wh
16、en: Races and field events begin on September 27 and run through October 6.Where: On October 3, NBC Sports Network will continuously air the meet from 9:15 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. EST. All day, you can also stream (流播) every event on NBC Sports Gold(Requires: $59.99). Clicking, you can find the full bro
17、adcast plan here.This year its the first time a Middle Eastern city has hosted the event. It also might be one of the hottest world championships. To reduce the possibility of heat stroke or tiredness, all of the events start after 4 p. m. Doha time (9 a. m. EST), with some events much laterincludin
18、g the marathon, which kicks off at midnight on September 27.To help cool athletes and audiences, air conditioning units have been set inside the stadium. Athletes competing in events 1,500 meters and longer will also be asked to take a pill that tracks their temperatures, with the hope that this dat
19、a can help prepare race organizers, athletes, and coaches for the hot conditions expected at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.Temperature aside, there are some fiery races to look forward to this year, minus a few noteworthy names: six-time world champion Mo Farah of Great Britain, and two-time Olympic 800 g
20、old medalist Caster Semenya of South Africa will not be competing.Races to Watch on Day 7: The fastest time in the first round belongs to 10,000-meter champ Sifan Hassan. The race is at 4 p.m. EST. The mens heats of the 1, 500 will include Craig Engels, Ben Blankenship, and 2016 Olympic gold medalis
21、t Matthew Centrowitz. The races start at 3 p.m. The finals of the womens 400 meters includes Americans Adeline Jonathas and Phyllis Francis. The race is at 4:50 p.m.36What can you do on October 3?AOrder all days live events. BGo to the meet by plane.CBroadcast every event online. DFind the plan for
22、World Championships.37What is special about the 2019 World Championships?AIt becomes the hottest one.BIt is held in a Middle Eastern city.CThe marathon begins after 9 a. m. EST.DThe stadium is equipped with air conditioners.38Why are 1,500-meter runners required to take medicine?ATo help athletes co
23、ol.BTo add up players temperatures.CTo explore the reason for the hot conditions.DTo prepare for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.39Who is probably absent from the 2019 World Championships?ASifan Hassan. BBen Blankenship.CCaster Semenya. DAdeline Jonathas.40Where is this text most likely from?AA web page. BA
24、 magazine.CA guidebook. DA news report. Last Friday, Mike Babbitt was about to leave the Bremerton Yacht Club to go gas up when the engine of the boat caught fire.“The wind was blowing from the North. It would have blown the boat into the yacht (快艇) club so I just gave it all the power I could to ge
25、t it away from the yacht club,” he told Komo News. However, that wasnt the end of Mikes mission (使命). Still on the boat were his two bulldogs Pearl and Hootie. He placed the dogs on a paddleboard before jumping into the water himself.He explained to Komo News that he didnt even have time to grasp a
26、life coat or his oxygen. Mike served in the army for five years in a special police unit in Iraq and Afghanistan. During his time in the army, he suffered a pancreatic (胰腺的) attack that forced him to rely on oxygen treatment for the rest of his life.Still, he succeeded in doing the unthinkable. “I j
27、ust slid into the water and started paddling away from the fire and I could still feel the heat from the fire,” Mike told the news reporters. Mike was then rescued by some friends and later transported to a nearby hospital, where his wife Jamie met him. The fire is especially heartbreaking for Mike
28、and his wife as the yacht was their only house. They had early sold their home and saved up in order to live a life on the water.However, Mike is just happy to have survived. “I think it is the gift of God watching over us,” Mike told Komo News. “You have to put it exactly that were still alive and
29、were still together.” A GoFundMe has since been created to help the Babbitts following the fire.41Where was Mike going when the yacht caught fire?AThe club. BThe boat.CA police unit. DA filling station.42What did Mike do in the end?AGot a life coat. BPushed the boat away.CPut out the fire. DSaved Pe
30、arl and Hootie.43By writing Paragraph 3, the author intends to _.Asum up the paragraphs before it Bcontinue talking about the incidentCadd some background information Dintroduce a new subject for discussion44What probably is continued with the passage?AOpening up about the terrible fire. BRaising mo
31、ney to help the Babbitts.CBeing thankful for what God gives. DRealizing a dream of living on the water.45Which of the following best describes Mike?ABrave and kind. BConfident and calm.CPositive and devoted. DGenerous and grateful. Over the past half-century, North America has lost more than a quarte
