A10联盟2021—2022
学期期中联考
英语(牛津版)参考答案
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第二节语法填
第四部分
短文改
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解题导语】这是一篇应用文。主要
知,所有参加此项活动的志愿者必须在 Handso
登
29 JANUA
00登
C细节理解题。根据文
pair.可知,志愿者两人一组,向来自低收
家庭的孩子提供服务
解题导语】这是一篇记叙文。女大
Fischer在购餐时遇上一名流浪汉
为对方也买
份。因为她的善举,挽留住了一条生命。这篇文章告诉我们永远不要吝
根据第二段内容可知,女大学生Ca
学生这
A推理判断题
第三段内容可推知
感到完全绝望,觉得活在这世上没
杀的念
联盟2021-—2022学年高二上学期期中联考·英语(牛津版)参考答案
C推理判断题。根据第四段内容可知
写内容“我本想在今天结束生命
我现在不想了,谢谢你,美丽的
过自己小小的的善举,挽留住了一条生命的故
通过这个故
份善举,会让那
觉得那只是一件微不
做标题最能概括文章大意
这是一篇说明文。一项新的研究表明
场所气氛不友好会对员
义猜测题。根据第二段内容可推知,第一段
划线单词“ wretched”意思是“不舒服
大的抑郁
30.B推理判断题。根据最后一句“ There
king atmosphere:"可推知,在 Serge behrens看
应该得到改善
C推理判断题。根据文章内容可推知,本文作者写这篇文章主要是给老板们
望老板们能关
员工的心理健康
莎士比亚是英国文学史上最杰出的戏剧家,欧洲文艺复兴时期最有成就
作家,被誉为文学史上不可超越的
其人吗 这些经典作品是否真
亚真伪之谜
纪的未解之谜
节理解题。根据第四段
莎士比亚,是因为莎
比亚出身卑微,没有接受过良好的教
true Shakespeare
(伯爵) of Oxt
细爷细粮放第二段中的Tey
人坚称这
莎士比亚笔下,这些人的理
所有这
有莎士比亚
C推理判断题。根据最后一段内容
作者对于这
是否真
莎士比亚也不能确定
助孩子做家庭作业
空格这一句应该和关键句意义上存在转折关系。选项C符合这一条件
该段
”相呼应。故选项C符合语境。
选项D是
rk.(建立一个良好的作业空
这个关键句
步解释说明的
选项D符
8.A空格这一句是该段主题句,根据空后描述可知,这一段说的是“每个孩子学习方式不一样,要找出你
空前内容构
格这一句是该段主题句,根据
述可知,这一段说的是“如果你给了孩子很多家庭作业的帮
要告诉老师
解題导语】这是一篇记叙文。2岁儿童酷暑中被困滚烫的车内,12岁男孩果断砸车救人,被誉为英雄
奥和他妈妈在超市购物
3C由首句“h
d in a car”可知,幼童被锁
况紧急,必须立即打电话报警
兄紧急,这位妈妈打报警电话
乎是歇斯底里的大声嘶喊
岁儿童被
0.D男孩没有能够将侧窗打破
然后他走到前面的挡风玻璃前。“我开始用锤子击打挡风玻璃,并将它打破了,”特里奥接着
C男孩回忆道,“我很害怕,因为我不想惹麻烦,但我
男孩回忆道,“我很害怕,因为我不想惹麻烦,但我也不能把这个孩子留在
C为了营救酷暑中被
特里奥立即行动起来,没有丝毫迟疑
妈说,“我很自豪我
持了下来。我很高兴他知道该怎么做
间很
须立即把他解救出来
及物动词,意思是“重要
珍妮皮尔斯警官说
几分钟
珍妮皮尔斯警官说
期中联考·英语(牛津版)参考答案安徽省A10联盟2021-2022学年第一学期高二期中考试英语试卷
The risks of these kinds of working environments go beyond the individual( rk*). If
employees are unhappy, mistreated or burnt out, they can,'t focus on their tasks and will
therefore be less productive. It's clear that bosses need to care more about workers' mental
health -especially following the great stresses during the COVID-19 outbreak
Many of us dislike our work not because it is not proper work for us, but because
of the politics we face every day in our work environment. If we can agree some shifts
or if we could have a role in somehow changing the politics, we might feel happier,
says psychotherapist(精神治疗医师) Serge behrens." Depression affects over260
million people worldwide and causes many people to take their own lives. Therefore, it
is important that companies or organizations provide the employees with a homely and
happy working atmosphere
28. What does the underlined word"wretched" in the first paragraph probably mean
A Confused
B. Nervous
C. Doubtful
D. Uncomfortable
29. Which of the following leads to depression according to the study
A. Failing to be rewarded for hard work.
B Doing a job in the management field
C. Working together with depressed men
D Doing a demanding and challenging job
30. What do Serge Behrens'words suggest
A. People should take up proper work.
B Employees'work environment should be improved
C Each employee should have a role to play in the workplace.
D. More and more employees are enjoying a homely and happy working atmosphere.
31. Who is the text most probably written for
A. Workers
B. Researchers
C employers
D. Doctors
D
With nearly 40 plays and over 150 sonnets to his credit, William Shakespeare
is considered one of the world's greatest writers. But should Shakespeare get the
credit That is the question that some historians and scholars have posed since the
mid-19th century.
Some people believe that Shakespeare didn ' t write the plays that bear his name.
Shakespeare's critics(iFie )include several famous people, such as Orson Welles,
Sigmund Freud, Mark Twain and Charlie Chaplin.
Historical documents of Shakespeare ' s life are quite hard to find. Despite searches by
historians over the years, no one has ever found any handwritten notes by Shakespeare
Shakespeare was born in 1564 as a commoner(f R)who was educated at a free
school. With such a humble( ila i)background and without an advanced education
some people believe Shakespeare couldn 't have written so well about complex political
and legal matters
