江苏省赣榆县海头高级中学高一下学期英语模块综合测评.docx

1、江苏省赣榆县海头高级中学高一下学期英语模块综合测评模块综合测评(一)(时间：100分钟；满分：120分).阅读理解(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)AEdgewood PreKindergarten and Kindergarten EducationOur Programs are designed to meet your childrens needs the year round.We accept children between the ages of 2.5 and 6.5.You may choose to enroll(报名) your child in either t

2、he 10 month program, September through June, or the 12 month program.PREKINDERGARTEN 8：45 AM.2：15 PM.Prekindergarten programs are designed to offer an allsided early educational experience to children aged 2.5 to 4.5. It includes opportunities for growth in the following areas：language，mathematics r

3、eadiness(准备)，science, reading readiness, art, music, and physical education, etc.These programs provide opportunity for best social and emotional growth as well as Kindergarten readiness.A nutritious snack is served midmorning, as well as a hot lunch program available at noon.An afternoon nap time o

4、r “quiet time” (for those who have given up naps)are also included in these programs.KINDERGARTEN 8：30 AM.2：45 PM.The kindergarten at Edgewood is designed to meet the needs of a student who may or may not be of kindergarten age.The student is placed according to his/her developmental needs and readi

5、ness.A student may enter this class as early as 4.5 years of age or as late as 6.5 years of age.It is our belief that no child should be pushed forward or held back simply to keep up with others.Each student is allowed to progress at her/his own pace in all areas.We provide appropriate experiences t

6、o help each child benefit from the formal instruction they will receive in each area of our curriculum (课程)Students who still need readiness skills will be provided with readiness instruction.Advanced students will be provided with challenging learning experiences and materials appropriate to their

7、developmental need.Our kindergarten covers a traditionalkindergarten curriculum within a highly informationrich environment.A student completing this program will have the chance of moving into the first grade.However，if it is determined another year of growth would benefit the child, placement may

8、be made into another kindergarten program，without the child feeling he/she is repeating a grade.1Every day, children will stay in the kindergarten at Edgewood for_.Aabout four hours Bover six hoursCover 8 hours Dabout ten hours2Which of the following is TRUE of the kindergarten at Edgewood?AThe stud

9、ent is permitted to learn at his/her speed.BThe student is placed according to his/her age.CAll the students are learning at the same pace.DAll the students are free to choose what they learn.3Which of the kids is suitable for the “PREKINDERGARTEN”enrollment?AA girl aged 1.5 who has an elder brother

10、 at home.BA boy aged 3.5 who has given up naps.CA girl aged 6 who still need readiness skills.DA boy aged 7 who is not confident of himself.BIn 2012 Valentin Gruener saved a young lion cub(幼崽) and raised it himself at a wildlife park in Botswana.It was the start of a special relationship.The lion is

11、 Sirgaa female cub Gruener saved from a fence established by a farmer. “The lions had killed the other two cubs inside the cage, and the mother left the remaining cub in the cage.She was maybe 10 days old, just like a little cat，” Gruner says.Shes much bigger and stronger now, but when Gruener opens

12、 her cage she still rushes to greet him throwing her paws (爪子) around his neck.“That happens every time I open the door.It is such a passionate(热情的)thing to do for this animal to jump and give me a hug，”says Gruener.“At the moment she has no other lions with her in the cage.So Im the only friend she

13、s got.Lions are social cats so shes always happy to see me.”The two friends spend their time hanging out in the Botswana bush, doing the kind of things that cats enjoy，such as lying around under trees，playfighting, and hunting.“I dont believe we have to teach the lion to hunt.The lion hunts out of i

14、nstinct (本能)Any cat will catch a bird or a mouse.The lion will catch a deer when it gets big enough，”Gruener says.“Im surely giving her that opportunity to hunt, about three times a week at the moment.”Gruener created a small park in which Sirga can walk freely, but she will not be set free to natur

15、e.Not because she could not survive, but because she has lost her fear of humans.She is likely to get too close to humans, and if there is an accident she will end up getting shot.In the park Sirga can live like a wild lion，but remain safe, he says.4According to the second paragraph, how many lion c

16、ubs stayed inside the cage?ATwo. BThree.CFour. DFive.5. When Valentin Gruener saved Sirga, she was_.Atiny BquietCannoyed Dinjured6Each time they meet, the young lion jumps to Gruener to express her_.A fear BthanksCdoubts Ddelight7According to Gruener, the lion_.Awill feel helplessBis born to huntCis

17、 as lovely as a catDcan greet people warmlyCFor the past two years, villagers of a small village in Kazakhstan have been suffering from a mysterious and quite serious disease.Its been called the sleeping sickness, which makes the patients fall into a deep sleep，sometimes lasting for days.And when th

18、ey wake up, they often suffer from headaches, dizziness (眩晕)and memory loss.Health experts have carried out many tests on the local air and soil, but so far they have failed to explain the disease.The mayor of Kalachi has been encouraging people to move out of the village forever.It looks quite stra

19、nge as a matter of fact because it is a very remote area (偏远地区)In this area, there is an old town.And right next to this town there is a small village，which is hit by the sleeping sickness.And in fact thats a very tidy, clean and beautiful village but that is where the patients live.Does some kind o

20、f radiation (辐射)cause the sickness？There is no clear answer.The scientists are completely baffled_by the cause of it.Scientists have found some increased levels of radiation in the area，but they do say that they arent above safe levels.And whats been happening to people? They sleep for several days

21、and they simply just dont wake up.Theyre suffering from all kinds of influences such as dizziness, memory loss, and the clearest effect we can see is that people simply fall asleep suddenly.For example，one patient I spoke to was riding his motorbike and he simply fell asleep and woke up several days

22、 later in hospital with no memory of what had happened.And this has affected around 120 people in the village, some of them more than once, and that is about a quarter of the population of the village.8About the sleeping sickness，the mayor_.Ais improving the environment thereBis doing research about

23、 its harmsCis asking people to leave the villageDhas sent many scientists to help the people9The underlined word “baffled” in the third paragraph most probably means_.Afrightened BconfusedCpleased Dshocked10The whole population of the Kazakh village should be about_.A120 people B240 peopleC360 peopl

24、e D480 people11The passage is intended to introduce_.AKazakhs poor lifeBa strange diseaseCa Kazakh villageDa kindhearted mayorDListen carefully.Dont answer too quickly: At least，dont say “yes” too soon.A friend might ask, “Want to take a hike？” You should say, “Where？” If he replies，“The entire Appa

25、lachian Trail( 阿拉契亚山道)，”take warning.Heres why.The trail is the longest marked footpath in the world.It starts at Springer Mountain, Georgia.It winds (蜿蜒)along the top of the mountains.It goes through 14 states.It ends at Mt.Katahdin, Maine.As the crow (乌鸦) flies，this is about 2,200 miles.But when w

26、alked，the trail is 2,600 miles.If done nonstop, it takes about six months.Most hikers begin from Springer Mountain.They start around April 1.This is why.The snow has probably melted (融化) in the south.But there may still be snow in the north.By the time they reach Maine, the snow will be long gone.Wh

27、ats the chance of making it nonstop？Here are the data.About 1,500 attempt it each year.About 300 make it.It is a great challenge.Careful planning is necessary.There are problems to solve and the biggest one is the weights on ones back.Too many hikers start out with too much.Wise ones dont carry food

28、 and they send packages to post offices along the way.There are no campfires allowed.Some shelters are near the path.But the trail is crowded.It is hard to find space.A perfect tent is necessary.Every part of the Appalachian Trail has the potential to receive snowfall through early April.Mountains i

29、n the South，especially those above 5,000 feet, can receive snowfall sometimes deepwell into April.The highest peaks(顶峰) in Tennessee, North Carolina, and southwest Virginia，receive an average of close to 100 inches of snowfall a year.Be prepared for the conditions you may face! And it rains a lot.Gr

30、eat rain gear (雨具) is needed .It should be light.Benton MacKaye founded the trail. The first part was cut in 1922.It is cared for by volunteers in each state.Do you plan to go? Read lots of books by people whove done it.12What is the text mainly about?AThe danger of extreme sports.BIntroduce the App

31、alachian Trail.CDangers of hiking in the wild.DGreat mountains in the world.13The example of the crow in Paragraph 2 is used to_.A. show the trails real distanceBexpress the danger of hikingCcheck the data of Springer Mountains heightDlet people know the beautiful view of the Appalachian Trail14Whic

32、h of the following descriptions is TRUE about the Appalachian Trail?A. It goes through 14 mountains.BIt is 2,200 miles long and 2,600 meters high.CIt takes about six months for people to walk.DIt starts at Springer Mountain and ends at Mt.Katahdin.15To hike the Appalachian Trail, one should_.Acarry eno