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北京市海淀区学年高一上学期期末考试英语试题

北京市海淀区2020-2021学年高一上学期期末考试英语试题

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一、单项选择

1．Alanis’mostfamousalbumsold15millioncopiesandherworldfamous.

A．wasmadeB．made

C．makesD．ismade

2．Theinsect’sblackeyes,arefixedonthecabbage,showthecreature’sinterestinthevegetable.

A．whichB．as

C．thatD．what

3．TherewasnotanemptyseatanywhereintheconcerthallatlastThursday’sevent,itwasanextremelycoldnight.

A．whenB．because

C．ifD．although

4．Inthelastthirtyyears,theInternetrapidly.

A．grewB．hasgrown

C．growsD．hadgrown

5．ThefirstpartofUtopiawasfilledwithangerthelastpartexpressedloveandjoy.

A．whileB．asif

C．sinceD．sothat

6．Apresentforparentschildhasrecentlybeenbornmightbeapapercutofchildren.

A．whoB．that

C．whoseD．which

7．MillionsofpeoplealloverChinaTVwhenthespaceshiplandedsafely.

A．werewatchingB．arewatching

C．watchedD．havewatched

8．Expertsbelievethattelevisionprobablydisappearinthefuture.

A．mustB．will

C．needD．should

9．Ifwevirtualrealityholidays,wewouldn’thaveanyproblemswiththeweather.

A．haveB．havehad

C．hadD．wouldhave

10．Acrossthepainting,wecanseeahorserunninghighspeedlikeamissileacrossthesky.

A．toB．on

C．ofD．at

二、完形填空

KongXiangdong,afamousclassical11,alwayswantedtocreatesomethingnew.He12classicalmusicwithChinesefolkmusic.MusichasalwaysbeenpartofKong’sworld.Sincehismotherwasamusiclover,helivedwithmusicfrom13.However,hismothercouldn’tbuyhimapianososhehadtodrawpianokeys14apieceofpaper.The5-year-oldKongwouldpracticeonthepaperpiano15hismotherclappedtherhythm.Althoughhethoughtaboutgivingupbecauseoftoomuchpractice,hedidn’t16.Hebegantowin17attheageof18.Hebecamefamousworldwide,butafteryearsof18,hefeltinsomewayshehadlosthimself.Thereforehewentbacktohisrootsand19thebeautyinChinesefolkmusic.Heevenshavedoffhishairtochangehis20forthenewmusicstyle!

11．A．dancerB．pianistC．actorD．singer

12．A．dividedB．combinedC．putD．linked

13．A．teensB．beginningC．birthD．youth

14．A．onB．atC．likeD．in

15．A．sinceB．soC．asD．but

16．A．quitB．failC．loseD．drop

17．A．matchesB．praisesC．gamesD．awards

18．A．experimentingB．touringC．performingD．acting

19．A．researchedB．replacedC．rememberedD．rediscovered

20．A．clothesB．characterC．identityD．appearance

CrayonCrisis

Thetelephonerang.Itwasmysister,whowasworkinginanelementaryschool.Shetoldmesheusedmycrayon21again.

Over40yearsago,Isatinmyfirst-gradeclassroom22theteacheraskedmetogototheprincipal’soffice.Iwasshy.AndIhatedtobe23.Forme,beingcalledtotheprincipal’sofficewasmyworstdream.

WhenIpushedopenthedoor,itwasworsethanIthought.Seatedinfrontoftheprincipal’sdeskweremy24.Myfatherwalkedstraightovertome.Holdingmydrawings,heasked,“Whydoyouonlyuseablackcrayonwhenyoudraw?

"Icouldn’tspeak.

“25meyourdesk,”saidmyfather.

Inmyclassroom,myfatherpulledoutmycrayonboxfrommydesk.Asinglenubofacrayonrestedinhispalm---itwasblack.26,myfatherasked,“Wherearetherestofyourcrayons?

”

IquietlyexplainedthatI’dgivenalltheothercrayonstofriends.I’dbeen27likemyparentshadtaughtme.Myfatherletoutadeep28,“Youweresharing?

”

Inoddedmyhead.

Backtotheoffice,Ilookedatmyfather,thenattheprincipal---boththeirfaceswere29.TheprincipalwhisperedthatIcouldgo.Iwavedgoodbyetomyparents.Mymotherwavedback,butIcouldn’tgetmyfather’s30;hewasglaringattheprincipal.

Ilearnedyearslaterthatmyfather’sfacewasreddueto31andtheprincipal’swasredduetoembarrassment.Theprincipal,32seeingallmyartworkdoneinblackcrayon,assumed（猜想）thatIhaddeepemotionalproblems.Hehadcalledmyparentsintodiscuss“my33”andtosuggestsomepsychologicalcounseling（心理咨询）.

IwastooafraidtosaythatIonlyhadonecrayonleft.Iwastooshytoaskformy“shared”crayonsback.BecauseIdidn’t34upformyself,othersassumedtheworst.

Todaymysistertellsherstudents,“Don’tbe35tospeakup.Ifyoudon’t,Ijustmightmakethewrongassumption.Letmetellastoryaboutmysister,whenshewasaroundyourage...”

21．A．storyB．dreamC．adventureD．event

22．A．sinceB．whenC．onceD．after

23．A．separatedB．noticedC．chosenD．observed

24．A．teachersB．classmatesC．friendsD．parents

25．A．PassB．OfferC．GiveD．Show

26．A．ExcitedB．PuzzledC．MovedD．Interested

27．A．lendingB．learningC．sharingD．following

28．A．voiceB．wordC．cryD．breath

29．A．redB．whiteC．yellowD．blue

30．A．permissionB．attentionC．adviceD．support

31．A．surpriseB．sadnessC．angerD．amazement

32．A．atB．byC．inD．on

33．A．hobbyB．studyC．natureD．worry

34．A．standB．getC．takeD．make

35．A．nervousB．hurriedC．afraidD．eager

三、阅读选择

HowtoFillYourEmptyWallswithBeautifulArt

Ifyou’veeverstaredatanemptywallwonderingwhattoputthere,you’renotalone.Theideaofhavingthesamemuseumprintaseveryoneelsedoesn’tseemthatappealing.

But,manypeoplewhomaybeinterestedinpurchasingartareatalossonhowtostart.Theamountoftimetakentodiscoverartandartiststhatyoutrulylove,andtheexpenseofpurchasingart,keepmanypeoplefromevenconsideringit.

Butnow,TurningArtissolvingthisdilemma（困境）.TurningArtisanonlinesubscription（订

阅）servicethatallowstheaverageconsumertolearnaboutartandbeabletoaffordtoownit.TurningArtoffersart-loversanonlinegalleryofthousandsofworks,fromhighlyaccomplishedandsuccessfulartists,toviewintheirhomesandeventuallybuyiftheywantto.

Here’showitworks

VisitTurningAtobrowsethroughtheworkofhundredsofindependentartistsfromacrossthecountry.Sortedbystyle,medium,color,price,artist,orevenregion,newartisaddeddaily.You’resuretofindseveralthingsyoulike.

Then,simplysignupforoneofTurningArt’ssubscriptionplans.Thesestartatjust$10permonth.TurningArtwillsendyouyourfirstpiece,framedandreadytohangrightoutofthebox.Thepiecewillnotbetheoriginal,butratheramuseum-qualityprintproducedtogetherwiththeartist.Youcanrequestthenextpieceatanytime.Newprintsarriveinamailerthatyoucanusetosendbackyouroldprints.

Youcanenjoyeachpieceforone,two,orthreemonths—howeverlongyouwant.And,bestofall,youneverhavetoworryabouttaping,sizing,orcenteringyournewprint,becauseallprintsarepre-sizedtofiteasilyintotheframeoriginallysenttoyou.

Ifyou’vegotanemptywalltofill,orsimplyliketheideaofgettingfreshartinyourhomeeverynowandthen,TurningArtisforyou.

36．Accordingtothepassage,TurningArt.

A．holdsartexhibitionsacrossthecountry

B．providesart-loverswithmanyonlineworks

C．sendstheoriginalpieceofworkstocustomers

D．costsart-loversalotoftimepurchasingartworks

37．Theartprintssenttoyou.

A．cost10dollarseach

B．areproducedbymuseums

C．needtobereturnedinamonth

D．arepre-sizedtofitintotheframe

38．Thepurposeofwritingthispassageisto.

A．describehowTurningAworks

B．invitethereaderstouseTurningArtservice

C．explainhowart-loverscanreducethecostonart

D．sharetheexperienceofdecoratingtheemptywalls

ForthefirsttimeinthehistoryoftheBeijing,ShanghaiandHangzhoumarathons,fourteenblindrunnerscompetedintheNov6HangzhouMarathonthisyearwiththeassistanceofpersonalguides.Eachrunnerwassupportedby4or5volunteers.AmongthemwasYanWei,fromarunninggroupcalled“RunningintheDark”,whichspeciallyprovidestrainingforblindrunners.

Duringtrainings,blindrunnersareeachaccompaniedbythreevolunteers.Onevolunteerisresponsibleforremovinganyobstacles（障碍物）ontheroadandcontrollingthepace.Thesecond

volunteeractsasalookoutforotherrunnersorvehiclesonthepathwhilethethird,whoisattachedtotheblindrunnerbyasafetyrope,takesnoteofthetrainee’srunninggaitandpace.

ZhuPeihua,theleaderofthegroup’sShanghaibranch,firstdevelopedapassionforrunninglastyearwhenhetookpartinaguidedrunningactivity.Zhusaidthathewassofascinatedwith

thesportthatheevenboughtatreadmill（跑步机）sothathecouldtrainathome.“Runninggives

methechancetobeoutsideandtakeinthefreshair.Theactivityhasalsomadememorewillingtotalktopeople.It’ssimplygoodforhealth,”saidZhu.

Thepopularityofguidedrunningactivitiesforblindpeoplehasbeengrowingsincelastyear.ChengYi,avolunteeratRunningintheDark’sHangzhoubranch,saidthatboththenumbersofblindrunnersandvolunteerstobecomeassistantstothemarerisingcontinually.However,headdedthatvolunteersfaceamorephysicallydemandingtaskcomparedtoaregularrunner.Some

oftheotherchallengesinvolvebeingawareoftheverbal（口头的）instructionsonegives.

“Atthebeginning,Ikeptsaying‘here’and‘there’insteadof‘left’or‘right’whichismuchmorespecificandrelevanttotherunner.Ablindrunneroncecollidedwithanotherrunnerbecauseofmymistake.Luckily,noonewashurt,”saidCheng.Througheverything,accordingtoCheng,heandmanyoftheblindrunnershehasguidedbecomeclosefriendswithsharedtopicsandincreasedunderstandings.

39．“RunningintheDark”.

A．has4or5volunteersB．isaverypopularsportsactivity

C．helpspeopledevelopapassionforrunningD．trainstheblindtorun

40．Thispassageismostprobablytakenfroma/an.

A．newspaperB．advertisement

C．storybookD．scientific