河南省商丘市开封市九校学年高一上学期期末联考英语试题 Word版含答案.docx

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河南省商丘市开封市九校学年高一上学期期末联考英语试题Word版含答案

2016——2017学年上期期末联考

高一英语试题

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第Ⅰ卷（选择题；共70分）

第一部分听力（略）

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Twothievescametoahousetostealsomething.Theydugaholeinthewallofthehouse.Therelivedmanymiceinthehouse.Thewomaninthemoonlightsawamousecrawlintothehouse.“Look!

Incomesone.”shesaidtothemaninthehouse.Thethiefwassofrightenedthathehurriedlycrawledoutofthehouseandsaidtotheonewaitingoutside,“ShefoundmewhenIwasjustin.”Butthethiefoutsidedidn’tbelievehim,sohesaid,“Letustwotrytocrawlintothehousetogether.”Atthattimetwomicehappenedtocrawlintothehouse,too.Thewomansawthemiceandshouted,“Incometwo.Catchthem!

”Thetwothieveswereterriblyfrightened.Themaninthehousesaid,“Yousawthemcomeinbutwherearethey？

Iwillcatchthemtonight.”Thetwothievesstartedrunningawayatonce.

Thetwothieveswantedtomakeitclearwhethertheyhadbeenfoundornotthenightbefore.Thenextdaytheyactedasmensellingsweetpotatoesandcamebeforethehouse.Themanandthewomanwereploughingintheirfields.

Therein（缰绳）brokeandthewomancamehomeforarope.Shesawtwomensellingsweetpotatoesandwantedtobuysome.Shepickedouttwowhichlookedlikemice.Atthetime,themancouldn’twaitforheranylongerinthefieldsandheranbackfromthefieldstohurryherup.Thewomanshowedthesweetpotatoestothemanandsaid,“Howtheylooklikethetwooflastnight!

”Themansaid,“Iaskedyoutofetcharope,whydon’tyouhurryforit?

”Thetwothievesranawayquicklywithouttheirsweetpotatoes.

21.Thetwothievesfailedtostealanythingfromthehousebecause______.

A.theywerefoundout

B.theywerefrightenedbywhattheyhadheardinthehouse

C.theydidn’tworktogetherwellwitheachother

D.micestoppedthemfromdoingso

22.Fromthelastparagraph,weknowthat______.

A.thetwothieveswerefamousforsellingsweetpotatoes

B.thewomanrecognizedthetwothieves

C.thewomanpretendedtoknownothingaboutthetwothievesandmadefunofthem

D.thetwothievesdidn’tknowthattheywerenotfoundatall

23.“______”isthebesttitleforthispassage.

A.TwoCleverThievesB.TerribleMice

C.HittheMarkbyaFlukeD.ACleverCouple

B

Introduction

BlenheimPalaceisoneoftheEurope’slargestandgreatestpalaces.Itwasbuiltbetween1705and1722asarewardoftheBritishgovernmenttoJohnChurchill,1stDuke（公爵）ofMarlborough,fordefeatingKingLouisXIV’sarmyatBlenheim,asmallBavarianvillageontheDanubeRiver.

ThepalacewasdesignedbySirJohnVanbrugh,whichdisplayedstrengthandarmglory.Itisthelargestnon-royalbuildinginEnglandandisnowlistedbytheUNESCOasaWorldHeritageSite.

WinstonChurchill

In1874,thepalacewasthebirthplaceoftheduke’smostfamousdescendant,WinstonChurchill,whowastobecometheUK’sPrimeMinister（somewouldsayBritain’sgreatest20th-centurypolitician）andNobelPrizewinnerforliterature.ItisalsoinBlenheimthatWinstongotmarriedtoClementineHozierin1908.

Alastingexhibitionisdevotedtotheman’slife,workandwritings.WinstonandhiswifeareburiedinBladonChurchwithinthepalace.

OpeningHours&Admission

Blenheimisstillthehomeofthe11thDukeofMarlboroughandisthereforenotopenallyearround（althoughtheparkis）.Thepalaceopensitsdoorstovisitorsfrom12Februaryto11December.Entrytothepalace,parkandgardenscost￡11.50duringthelowseasonand￡13duringthepeakseason（Easterweekendandfrom28Mayto11September）,or￡6/￡8fortheparkandgardensonly.

Theparkisopenall-yearroundfrom9amto4:

45pm（lastentry）.Admissionis￡2.50foradultsand￡1.50forchildren.

Notethatnumerousdiscountsexistforseniors,students,childrenandgroups.Pleaserefertotheofficialwebsiteformoredetails.

24.WhatcanbelearnedaboutBlenheimPalace?

A.ItistheEurope’slargestandgreatestpalaces.

B.ItisthelargestroyalbuildinginEngland.

C.Itisnowoneoftheworld’sheritagesites.

D.ItwasbuiltinhonorofPrimeMinisterWinstonChurchill.

25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“descendant”inthethirdparagraphmean?

A.Ahousekeeper.B.Achildorachild’schild.

C.AfamilydoctorD.Agrandparent

26.WhycannotpeoplevisitBlenheimPalacealltheyearround?

A.Theyaretoobusytoaffordthetime.

B.Repairsarebadlyneededforthepalace.

C.Someseasonsarenotconvenientforvisitors.

D.The11thDukeofMarlboroughstilllivesthere.

27.Ifacoupleandtheirfive-year-olddaughtervisitthepark,howmuchneedtheypay?

A.￡6.5B.￡7.5C.￡l1.5D.￡13

C

ImisstheInternet.Iknowthat,technically,theInternetstillexists.ButImisstheolddaysbeforemoneyinvadedtheInternet—theearly2000swhenIcreatedtheliteraryblog.

Backthen,nothingyoudidmattered.Andthatgaveyoufreedom.Backthen,theonlinebookculturewasrunmostlybyenthusiastsandamateurs,peoplewhowerecreatingblogssimplyforthepleasureofit，ratherthantobuildacareerorabrand.Onceadvertisersshowedup,offeringtopayustodothethingweweredoingjustforfun,itwasveryhardtosayno.

Theproblemwithdoingwhatyouloveasadayjobisthatyouhavetomakecompromisesinordertomakemoney.Whenyou’rejustanenthusiast,youcanwriteaboutanythingyouwant.Youronlyrestrictionisthelimitofyourcuriosity.

Butyouprobablywon’tgetmuchattention.Andintheworldofonlinepublishing,attentioniseverything.Yourprofitislinkeddirectlytohowmanyclicksandpageviewsyougot.

Inordertomakeenoughmoneytorunarealpublication,youhavetowriteaboutbookseveryonehasalreadyheardof.Youhavetonarrowyourconversationdowntotheonethatisalreadyhappeningelsewhere.It’snotjustthepublicationsthatpreferthesevoices,it’sthereadersthemselves.

Ihavegivenupmakingmoneyonthesite,andIwouldjustshrugandcontinuetopublishthevoicesIaminterestedin.IamluckybecauseIhaveasidebusinessasaconsultant,sotheadvertisingdollarsarenotessential.Butforthosewhodorelyonthisincome,theyhavetoadjusttheircoveragetotheiraudience’sdesires.

Thereisawaytostrikeabalance:

dotheshallowthingsthatyouknowwillgetmoney,andletthatpayforyourfavoriteprojects.

28.Theauthorismostlikelytobe.

A.awriterB.anadvertiserC.anactorD.ateacher

29.WhydoestheauthormisstheInternetintheearly2000s?

A.Hecouldearnalotofmoney.B.HehadfreeaccesstotheInternet.

C.Hisliteraryblogwasverypopular.D.Hisinterestwasnotaffectedbymoney.

30.Whichofthefollowingcouldgetthemostclicks?

A.Compositionswrittenbystudents.B.Reportsaboutadvancedscience.

C.Articlesaboutpopulartopics.D.Reviewsaboutbooksfewpeoplehaveread.

31.Whatadvicedoestheauthorgiveinthetext?

A.Thinktwicebeforeyouact.B.Neverdothingsagainstyourwill.

C.Earnmoneytodoyourfavoritethings.D.Followyourdreamuntilyouachieveit.

D

Uganda’slionpopulationhasfallenby30percentinthelasttenyears.Expertsarewarningthatthebigcatscouldsoondisappearfromthecountry.ThatcouldhurtUganda’simportantandmoney-makingtourismindustry.

WeareinoneofUganda’snationalparks.Therearegrasslandsasfarastheeyecansee.Andtherearemanytravelersfromaroundtheworld.Theyhavewokenupearly--beforethesunrises--andtheircampsarenowempty.Theyarehunting,notwithgunsbutwithcameras.

LionsaregrowinghardertofindthroughoutUganda.Lastmonth,thenon-profitorganizationWildlifeConservationSocietysaidnowonlyalittlemorethan400lionsremaininUganda.Thatisonethirdlessthantenyearsago.

TutiloMudumbaisaresearcherwiththeWildlifeConservationSociety,orWCS.Hesayslionsfacemanythreats,suchashuntersandlocalfarmers.Hesaysifnoactionistakentoreducethesethreats,lionscouldonedaydisappearfromUganda.Hesaid,“Ifnothingisdoneandthepopulationkeepsgoingdown,thenitwillnotbelikelythatwewillhavethem.Iftheyreduceby30percentevery10years,thenofcoursethosearethenumberofyearsleftforyoutohavezero.”

ThedisappearanceoflionsfromUgandacouldhurtthecountry’seconomy.In2006,theWCSstudiedtheexpectationsandspendingofvisitorstoUganda.Itfoundthateachlionwasworth$13,500ayeartotheeconomy.Thestudyalsofoundthatonly60percentoftouristswouldstillvisitUganda’snationalparksiftherewerenolionsleft.TheWorldBankestimatestourismbrought1billiondollarstoUganda’seconomylastyear.

32.HowwouldthedisappearanceoflionsaffectUganda?

A.Notouristswouldgothereagain.B.Itseconomywouldbreakdown.

C.Itwouldgreatlydamageitstourism.D.Thebalanceofnaturewouldbebroken.

33.Wheredidthetravelersgointhesecondparagraph?

A.Theylefttotourthelargegrasslands.B.Theywerehuntinglionswithguns.

C.Theywentouttosearchforlions.D.Theyfinishedtheirtripsandwenthome.

34.HowmanylionswerethereinUgandatenyearsago?

A.About600.B.About500.C.About450.D.About800.

35.WhichofthefollowingthreatenslionsinUganda?

A.Toomanytouristsfromabroad.B.Huntingbyhuntersandfarmers.

C.PollutedenvironmentinUganda.D.Competitionwithotherwildanimals.

第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出填入空白处的最佳选项并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

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