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河南省郑州市2020-2021学年高一上学期期末英语试题

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一、阅读选择

PopularLasVegasDayTripsbyCar

GoingtoLasVegas?

Herearesomenearbyplacesyoucandrivetowhileyouarethere.

BonnieSpringsRanch

Itisoneofthebestplacestorentahorseandseetheredcanyon(峡谷).Ithasalargestableareawhereguidedhorsebackridesareoffered.Anditalsohasarestaurantandwesternthemeshows.

TheNevadaStateRailroadMuseum

Ifyouarelookingforafundaytrip,theNevadaStateRailroadMuseuminBoulderCityshouldbeatthetopofyourlist.IfyouwanttoseeBoulderCity,besuretovisitduringweekendswhenthemuseumrunstouringtrainsalongtheBoulderCitybranchline.Variouspresentations,lecturesandchild-friendlyexhibitsareofferedfromMondaytoFriday.

MountCharleston

Freshairandsilencearewhatyouwillfindatthetopofthestate’s8thhighestmountainlocated40milesnorthwestofLasVegas.MountCharlestonfeelsamillionmilesawayfromthecity.Thingstodoincludehiking,mountainbiking,campingandsightseeing.Duringthewinterthemountainsaretheperfectplacetoplayinthesnow.

Chinaranch

Itisahiddentreasurethatiswayoffthebeatenpath.Alongwithagiftshopandbakery,ChinaRanchisagreatplacetogohiking.ItislocatedintheAmargosaRiverValley.Thisareaisprotectedasanationalwildandscenicriverandoneofthefewplaceswheretheriverflowsaboveground.

1.WhatcanvisitorsdoinBonnieSpringsRanch?

A.PlaybytheriverB.Gohiking

C.EnjoyhorseridingD.Campwiththeirfamily

2.WhencanvisitorsexperiencetrainridesattheNevadaStateRailroadMuseum?

A.OnFridays.B.OnSundays.

C.OnMondaysD.OnTuesdays

3.Wherecanvisitorsbuyagift?

A.InmountCharlestonB.InChinaranch

C.InBonnieSpringsRanchD.IntheNevadaStateRailroadMuseum

I'mstandinginaclassofwild14-year-oldgirlsastheythrowpaperandhowl(大声叫喊)withlaughter.Theywon'tlistentome.

Iwasayounggirlof22andIdidn'tknowwhatIwasdoing.Ineverwantedtoteach.Iwantedtobeawriter.ButwhenIarrivedinLondon,theywereshortofteachers.

Myeffortsatteachingwerehopeless.Whenthebellfinallyrang,Irushedtothestaffroom,redwithanger.Theotherteachersweren'tsurprised.“That's4B,theworstclassintheschool.”onesaid.

Ifearedournextmeeting,butIcouldn'tgiveup.Ineededthejob,soIgaveupformallessons.Instead,Ibroughttopicsforclassdiscussions.Oneoftheliveliesttalkswasabouttheargumentstheyhadwiththeirparents.Theypaidattentionandsharedabouttheirlives.Iwasveryinterested,soIhadthemwriteaboutthemselves.Mostwroteaboutfamilieswithlittlemoneyandbigproblems.Astimewenton,theirarticlesbecameabridgebetweenus.Iadmiredtheirhumor,toughnessandinsight(洞察力),andIthoughttheyappreciatedmyinterestintheirlives.

ThemusicalMyFairLadywasplayingintheWestEnd,buttheyhadneverseenalivestageperformance.Iaskedifthey'dliketoseethemusical,buttheythoughtIwasjoking.Noteacherhadeversuggestedtakingthemout.afewweekslater,4BandIweresittinginatheater.Theylovedthemusic,thecostumesandthecharacters.Itwasthehighlightoftheiryear,andtheytalkedaboutitfordays.

Neartheendoftheterm,someoneknockedonthedoorofthestaffroom.Thetwomostrebellious(ik)girlsin4Bweretherewithflowers.IwasproudtoknowIhadtouchedtheirlives,andtheyhadalsotouchedmine.Ienjoyedteachingandgettingalongwithteenagers.

WhenIreturnedtoAustraliaseveralyearslater,Istillwantedtobeawriter.Forthefirsttimeinmylife,Istoppeddreamingandstartedwriting.Myfirststorywastitled,MyfairLadies.Teachingwasn'ttheendofmywritingcareer,butitwasthebeginning.

4.Howweretheauthor'sstudentsatthebeginning?

A.WildandunpleasantB.Rudeandselfish

C.FrighteningandviolentD.Toughandstupid

5.Whathappenedafterthestudentsbegantowritearticles?

A.Theyhadfewerargumentswiththeirparents.

B.Theygraduallyshowedinterestintheirlives.

C.Theirwritingskillsimprovedwiththeauthor'shelp.

D.Therelationshipbetweentheauthorandherstudentsimproved.

6.Whatcanweinferfromthelasttwoparagraphs?

A.Theauthorhasbecomeafamouswriter.

B.Theauthorwaspopularwithherstudents'parents.

C.Theauthor'steachingexperiencesenrichedherwriting.

D.Theauthorstartedtowritebecauseshewasboredwithteaching.

7.Whichmightbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.WritingBuildsbridges.

B.HappinessNeedsDevotion.

C.SuccessDependsonDreams.

D.ConfidenceMakesGreatChanges.

Bornatadogkennel(养狗场)inNovosibirsk,MaruwassoldtoafamilyintheSiberiancityofKrasnoyarsk,800kmaway,whenshewasonly5monthsold.However,6monthslaterthekennelownerAllaMorozovareceivedacallfromthedog'sownersinformingherthattheywereallergic(过敏的)toanimalsandcouldnolongerlookaftertheirpet.ThecontractsaidthatincasethebuyersnolongerwantedadogtheyshouldinformAllafirst,soshecouldmakearrangementstogetitback.ShehadsomeonegetMaruandaccompanyheronatrainridebacktoNovosibirsk,but200kmintothejourney,somethingwentwrong.

“Thedoghadapanicattack,soshewasfrightened,”AllatoldtheSiberianTimes.Shehadbeenbroughtbyherowners,butthentheydisappearedsomewhere.Thenoiseofthetrainscared(惊吓)her,soshejumpedonthecompartmentdoor,kickedthehandletoopenit,andjumpedoutofthetrainasitwasgettingclosetothestationinAchinsk,acitybetweenKrasnoyarskandNovosibirsk”.AfterhearingthenewsAllacalledherformerownerstotellthemthatMaruwasallaloneandscared.Sheaskedthemtohelpherlookforthedogbuttheyrefused.“Thatangeredme.Theygavethedogawayandtheloadfellofftheirshoulders,”saidAlla.

ButAllawasn'tabouttogiveuponherdogShepostedmessagesaboutheronlineandgaveoutleaflets(传单)askingforinformation.Volunteersfoundherinanindustrialzone,"Allasaid."Thedogwasveryfatigued.Shehadwalkedandrunfortwoandahalfdays.Shewaslame,andherpawswerebroken.I'msurethatshewaslookingforherhouse.Dogsareveryattachedtopeople.”Allaadded.

AfriendofAlla'srecentlydroveMarutoherkennelinNovosibirsk,whereshewasreunitedwithhermotherandfather.Sheisnowundergoingtreatmenttorecoverfromthesufferingofwalking200kmthroughtheSiberianwilderness.

8.WhathappenedtoMaruwhenshewas11monthsold?

A.Shewassoldtoanotherfamily.

B.Shewasallergictoherowners.

C.Shewasgivenupbyherowners.

D.Shewaswelllookedafterbyherowners.

9.WhydidMaruJumpoutofthetrain?

A.Shewasfrightenedbyitsnoise.

B.Shewasdrivenbytheconductor.

C.Shewasbadlytreatedbyherowners.

D.Shewantedtogobacktoherparents.

10.Theunderlinedword“fatigued”inParagraph3probablymeans“_______”

A.worriedB.excited

C.interestedD.tired

11.WhatdidAllathinkofMaru'sformerowners?

A.MercilessB.Selfless

C.StubbornD.Responsible

Workingonafarmandtakingcareofcropscanbehot,time-consuminganddifficult.Engineershavelongwantedtobuildrobotstolightentheload.Butithasprovedadifficulttask.Robotsthatwalkorrollalongthegroundcanstepontheeasilydamagedplantsheavily.Andtheyhavetostopworkingwhenrainturnsfieldsmuddy.“Tarzan”,however,coulddealwithsomeofthosechallenges.

JonathanRogersisaroboticsexpertattheGeorgiaInstituteofTechnologyinAtlanta.Whenitcomestoafarmenvironment,herealizedrobotswouldfacemanyproblems.“Manyrobotstendtogettwisted(弯曲的)togetherorgetstuck,”hesays.What'smore,henotes,"It'sveryhardtoleavethemoutforlongperiodswithoutahumanhelpingthem.”

Whatiftherobotcouldmoveabovethecrops?

JonathanRogerssays,“Thesloths(树懒)movefromtreebranchtotreebranchtoavoidhavingtowalkaroundtheforestfloor."Thenhisteamsetouttodesignarobotthatcouldswinghandtohandalongwireshungabovethefield.HenamedtheirinventionTarzanafterthejungle-swingingcharacterinamovie.

Tarzanisnotthefirstswingingrobot.MarkSpong,aroboticsresearcherattheUniversityofTexasatDallasnotesthatsometeamshavebuiltrobotsthatdogymnasticsorcopymammals.ButhesaysheadmiresTarzanforitsusingswingingmovementtosaveenergyandtheideaofbuildingawirestructuretomovearoundabovecrops.

RogersfirstpredictedthatTarzancouldhelpfarmersmonitorcropswithsensors(传感器)andcameras.Buthealsosaidfuturerobotsmighttakewatertoaparticularlythirstyplantorfertilizeonethatneedsnutritionalsupport.Andaddingathird“hand”couldallowsucharobottoharvestfruitsandvegetables.Finallytherobotcouldmoveoffthefarmandintothecity,helpingdealwiththetrafficandsecurity.

12.Whatworriedtheengineerswhentheybuiltthefarmrobots?

A.Theytookuptoomuchspace.

B.Theymadethefarmingprocessslow.

C.Theyhaddifficultyexploringinfields.

D.Theycausedcertaindamagetocrops.

13.WhatdoesJonathanRogersthinkaboutmostfarmrobots?

A.Theytakemuchtimetomake.

B.Theygetoutofdatemoreeasily.

C.Theydependtoomuchonpeople.

D.Theygetusedtotheenvironmentslowly.

14.WhatattractsMarkSpongmostaboutTarzan?

A.Itsstrongwings.B.Itslowcost

C.ItscreativedesignD.Itspowerfulengine.

15.HowdidJonathanRogersfeelaboutTarzan’sfuture?

A.Itcouldbefoundeverywhere.

B.Itcouldbeputintomorepracticaluses.

C.Itcouldbeusedtodoallthefarmwork.

D.Itcouldbepopularwithworkingpeopleincities.

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