河南偃师高中1819学度高一上第三次抽考试题英语.docx

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河南偃师高中1819学度高一上第三次抽考试题英语

河南偃师高中18-19学度高一上第三次抽考试题-英语

第一节单项填空〔共15小题，每题1分，总分值15分〕

21.---IamsohappythatJohnnowenjoysbigparties.

---Really?

Heusedtoinfrontofstrangers.

A.tohost;beshyB.hosting;beingshy

C.hosting;beshyD.tohost;beingshy

22.Sheagreedus,soweagreedtheprojectat

last.

A.to;withB.with;inC.with;onD.to;on

23.Greatattentionmusttoeducation,especiallyeducationinthecountryside.

A.payB.bepaidC.paidD.bepaying

24.TheFIFAWorldCupisaneventwhichmanyfootballteamscompeteeachother.

A.in;forB.for;withC.in;withD.for;against

25.Thirtycomputershavebeensenttotheschoolsomeothernewteachingequipment.

A.exceptB.includingC.suchasD.morethan

26.Idon’tthinklittlemoneythatheearnscansupportsuch______bigfamily.

A.the;theB.a;aC.a;theD.the;a

27.Iwouldappreciateityoucallbackthisafternoonforthedoctor’sappointment.

A.untilB.ifC.whenD.that

28.waterwillmakethefishinthepond.

A.Polluting;dieawayB.Beingpolluted;dieoff

C.Polluted;dieoutD.Pollution;diedown

29.Perhapsheisnotquitefitforthejob,but,pleaselethimhaveatry.

A.infactB.anywayC.soD.otherwise

30.Wehavereachedapoint______achangeisneeded.

A.whenB.withwhichC.whyD.where

31.Shespentahappyafternoonhercoinsandstampsshehadcollectedthoseyears.

A.tolookforB.workedon

C.sortingoutD.watchover

32.Wouldyoupleasekeepsilent?

TheweatherreportandIwanttolisten.

A.isbroadcastB.isbeingbroadcast

C.hasbeenbroadcastD.hadbeenbroadcast

33._____Iremembermostaboutmygrandmotheristhatsheshowedherlovethroughfood

A.HowB.What

C.IfD.Whether

34.Theaccidentonmywaytoschoolmetakingtheexamyesterday.

A.preventedB.keptC.protectedD.saved

35.Nodecisionaboutanyfutureappointmentuntilallthecandidates（应试者）havebeeninterviewed.

A.willbemadeB.ismade

C.isbeingmadeD.hasbeenmade

第二节完形填空〔共20小题；每题1.5分，总分值30分〕

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项〔ABCD〕中，选出能够填入空白的最正确答案，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。

Inthefirstweekafterarrivinginthenewcityforfurtherstudy,Ifellandbrokemyleg.Iwasreally36bythekindnessofmynewroommate.“Wearefamilynow,”shesaidwhenshe37melyinginmyroomwithaswollen（浮肿的）38,unabletomove.Shetookmetothenearest39bytaxitogetmylegexamined.Thedriverwasso40thatwearrivedthereveryquickly.Afterthat,my41didn’tstophelpingmethoughItoldherIcoulddothingsonmyown.

Somanyblessings（幸事）Ihadnever42cametomewhenIwasaloneandhelpless.Busdriverspickedmeup43anywheretheysawme.Manypeople44thedoorforme.Suchthingsweresmallbut45forapersononwalkingsticks.

46people’skindness,IdidwhateverIcouldtomakepeople47.Imademanyjokesaboutmytwo48andthebadfall.AndItriednotto49evenasingletimeaboutwhathadhappened.Ialsotriedtobekindto50studentswhowereinjured.Itooktimeto51withagirlinawheelchairwhoalwaysatelunchalone.

Isoonrealizedthatpaincanbe52bymental（精神上的）power.Icouldseethat53Iwasusingphysicalsticks,therewerehundredsofmentalsticksIcoulddependon.Ialsosawthatsometimes54situationscouldbegood.Einsteinoncesaid,“Youcanliveyourlifeseeingnothingasamiracle（奇迹）55seeingeverythingasamiracle.”

36.A.amazedB.savedC.lovedD.supported

37.A.heardB.leftC.foundD.remembered

38.A.headB.stomachC.armD.leg

39.A.museumB.hospitalC.playgroundD.library

40.A.patientB.angryC.niceD.funny

41.A.driverB.doctorC.familyD.roommate

42.A.listedB.expectedC.givenD.accepted

43.A.beforeB.fromC.throughD.with

44.A.cleanedB.movedC.openedD.guarded

45.A.hardB.rareC.easyD.weak

46.A.InsteadofB.InplaceofC.ExceptforD.Inreturnfor

47.A.believeB.laughC.talkD.think

48.A.handsB.booksC.sticksD.stories

49.A.complainB.adviseC.missD.enjoy

50.A.bothB.noC.otherD.few

51.A.studyB.discussC.practiseD.eat

52.A.reducedB.seenC.causedD.doubted

53.A.sinceB.becauseC.whetherD.although

54.A.boringB.unpleasantC.dangerousD.tiring

55.A.andB.soC.butD.or

第三节阅读理解〔共两节，总分值40分〕

第一节〔共15小题；每题2分，总分值30分〕

A

Hewasn’tsick.Hewasn’told.Andhewasn’tlosing.Hehadaverygoodfinalseasonandwonhislastgamein2017.Andthenhewalkedaway.

LloydCarrwas62.That’safewyearsearlierthanretirement（退休）ageinAmericaandmanyyearsearlierthansomecollegefootballcoachessaygoodbye.HowwasCarr,whocoachedUniversityofMichigan,abletoleavesoeasily?

“Itcanbeintoxicating,”Carradmits.“TheSaturdayafternoonsandthecrowds.Andwhenyouwin,there’snothinglikeit.”

Butthejobneedshardwork.Thepressuretowin.Theendlesstraining.Thehoursaresolongthatsleepingattheofficeisanormalthing.IreportedCarr’scareeratMichiganfrom1995to2007.Isawhimrunontothefieldbefore100,000cheeringfans,sawhimenjoyashareofanationalchampionshipwitha12-0season.

AndwhenIvisitedhimrecentlyinretirement,thedifferencewasnoticeable.Heseemsmuchcalmer,relaxed,moreatpeace.Hesays,“Asmuchfunasitis,there’saperiodwhenyouhaveotherthingstodealwith.”

Carrknewhewantedtotravel,seetheworld,readmore,dootherwork.Heisnowconnectedwithachildren’shospital,doessomespeaking,playsgolf,andenjoysrelaxingwithhiswife,Laurie,andtheirmanygrandchildren.

Severaloftoday’sbig-namecoachesareallaboutCarr’sretirementage.NickSabanturns59thismonth.JimTresselis57.FrankBeamerisalready63.Noneofthemseemstobeslowingdown.

Sowhen,IaskCarr,istherightmomenttoleavesuchagreatjob?

Hethinks.Finally,hesays,“Whenyouloveitandcanstillwalkawayfromit.That’stherightmoment.”

56.LloydCarrstoppedworkingasacoachbecausehe_______.

A.wastoooldB.wasinjuredseriously

C.hadotherthingstoexperienceD.followedothers’examples

57.Theunderlinedword“intoxicating”inParagraph3probably

means______.

A.excitingB.disappointingC.surprisingD.puzzling

58、ItcanbeinferredfromthetextthatLloydCarr________.

A.wasalwaysfreeafterretirement

B.wasafailureasafootballcoach

C.missedthetimewhenhecoached

D.enjoyedhisretirementlifeverymuch

59.Theauthorismostprobably________.

A.afootballplayerB.LloydCarr’sassistant

C.aretiredcoachD.asportsreporter

B

Let’ssayyoutookviolinlessonsallthroughelementaryschool,butyouhaven’tgottheinstrumentoutofitscaseforyears.Wereallthoselessonsawasteofyourparents’moneybecauseyoudidn’tbecomeaviolinist?

Eventhoughithasbeenalongtimesinceyouplayedtheviolin,anewstudyshowsthataslittleasoneyearofmusictrainingcanhaveapositiveimpact（妨碍）onyourbrainthatwilllasttherestofyourlife.

Inanexperiment,researcherscomparedchildrenwhohadtakenmusiclessonstothosewhohadn’t.LaurelTrainor,whostudiesmusicandthemind,discoveredthatthemusically-trainedchildrenhadbetterbrainresponsesincertainsoundrecognitionexams.Trainor’sfindingsshowthepossibilitythatmusicaleducationcanactuallyimprovethebrain’shearingcortex（大脑皮层）.“Thestudy’sresultsshowthatmusictrainingaffectsattentionandmemory,andhelpschildrendeveloplearningskills.Inthiswaymusictrainingmightleadtobetterlearningacrossanumberoffields,”Trainorsaidinastatement.Theeffectsofmusiceducationareevenmoreobviousonchildrenwithdifficultyinreadingandwritingandotherlanguage-relateddisabilities.

So,whetheryoucanplayagoodpieceofmusicornot,it’slikelythatyouryearsofmusiclessonshavepreparedyourbrainforallthespeeches,emails,andadultconversationsthatarepartofyourlifetoday.Weshouldhelpmakesurethatchildrentodayhavethesameopportunitiesformusic,andhelpoutbyvolunteeringwithordonatinginstrumentstoyourschool’smusiceducationdepartment.

60.Comparedwithchildrenwhohaven’ttakenmusiclessons,

musically-trainedchildren_______.

A.singbetterB.dobetterinexams

C.recognizesoundsbetterD.responsemorequickly

61.Accordingtothestudy,weknowmusicaleducationcan_____.

A.changethestructureofthebrain

B.improvechildren’slearningskills

C.helpchildrenfocustheirattention

D.providemorememorizingmethods

62.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?

A.Adultsshouldalsotakesomemusiclessons.

B.Theauthorhastakenviolinlessonswhenhewasyoung.

C.Evenaday’smusictrainingcanaffectthehumanbrain.

D.Musictrainingcanalsohelpchildrenwithcertaindisabilities.

C

Thebar-tailedgodwit（斑尾鹬）hasjustbrokenitsownrecordfortheworld’slongestnon-stopflight,includinghumansinplanes,accordingtoareportmadebyLundUniversityPress.Thebirdcanflynon-stopforeightdays,whilethemostimpressiveman-madeairplanecanonlyremainintheskyfor82hourswithoutastop.

Thebar-tailedgodwit’sjourney,fromAlaskatoNewZealand,coversover6,835miles.Itcompletesthistriptwiceayear,inautumngoingtoNewZealand,andinspringbacktoAlaska.Thetirelessbirdendsthetripwithoutstoppingonceforfoodorrest.Allotherbirdscanonlyfinishtripsthataretwiceasshortaswhatthebar-tailedgodwittravels.

Onereasonforthebar-tailedgodwit’ssuccessisthatithasmadethebestuseofitsfuel,whichisonly0.41percentofitsbodyweightovereachhourofanygivenlongflight.Hedenstrom,aprofessorfromLundUniversity,says,“Thisfigureisextremelylowcomparedwithotherbirds.”Thebirdalsohasaspecialbodyshapethathelpsitflyeasily.Itstoresbodyfatandproteintomanageitstrips.Italsotravelsfast,comparedtootherbirdsandanimals.

Manyquestionsremainaboutthisbirdrecordholderthatnevergetslostintheair.Researcherswonderwhetherithasaninsidecompass（指南针）thathelpsittoknowthedirection.Pleasewatchhowbeautifulbar-tailedgodwitslookastheycomeinforalanding,alongwithotherbirds.

63.FortheflightfromAlaskatoNewZealand,thebar-tailed

godwit_____.

A.doesn’tneedtostoptoeatB.isafraidofhotweather

C.seemsverytiredatlastD.shouldflylessthan7000metres

64.Themainreasonwhythebar-tailedgodwitcanbreaktherecordisthatit______.

A.eatslittlefoodeveryhourB.hasaspecialbodyshape

C.storesmuchwaterinitsbodyD.hasverylightbodyweight

65.Thelastparagraphtellsusthat________.

A.researchershaveunderstoodthebirdverywell

B.thebirdhasaverygoodsenseofdirection

C.therearestillmanywhodoubtthebird’sability

D.thebirdhasaninnercompass

66.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A.Abirdthatbreakstherecordforthelongestnon-stopflight.

B.Birdsandairplanesthatcanflyoveralongdistance.

C.Reasonsforthebar-tailedgodwit’slong-distanceflight.

D.Anintroductiontolong-distanceflightsofbirdsandhumans.

D

ArecentsurveymadebyBUPA,aninternationalhealthcareprovider,showsthat54percentofChinesepeopleagedbetween45and54considerthemselvesold,while28percentsaythatthethoughtofgettingoldupsetsthem.25percentareafraidofgettingold,andathirdworryaboutlifeinoldage.

BUPAmadethesurveyamong12,262peoplefrom12countriesover2months,startinginJune2017.Thesurveyshowsthat72percentofinternationalparticipants（参加者）agedover65don’tfeeloldandthat67percentstillfeelhealthy.Ontheotherhand,65percent