学年山东省栖霞市高二网上统一月考英语试题 Word版.docx

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学年山东省栖霞市高二网上统一月考英语试题Word版

高二英语月考题

（时间：

120分钟，满分：

150分）

第一部分　阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

TherearedozensofmovierecommendationenginesontheWeb.They’realldifferent,butsomearedefinitelybetterthanothers.

RottenTomatoes

InsteadoftellingRottenTomatoeswhichfilmsyoulike,youcantellitwhatkindoffilmsyouenjoy,whichactorsyouwanttosee,andotherstandardstohelpitfindthebestmovieforyou.There’salotofvariabilityinthequalityofRottenTomatoesrecommendationsbutit’salsoanicewaytofindtherightfilmforanymood.

Netflix

Netflixasksyoutorate（划分等级）moviestodeterminewhichfilmsyou’llwanttoseenext.Andalthoughitdoesmakeiteasytoratemoviesanditdoesreturnhugelists,theideasitgivesyouaren’tallthatstrong.It’seasytouse,butit’snotthebestwaytogetmovierecommendations.

Jinni

Whetheryouwanttosearchforfilmsbasedonyourmood,timeavailable,orreviews,thesitehasitall.ButJinni’smostamazingfeatureisitssemantic（语义的）search.Youcanenteratermlike“filmsthatshowChrisFarleyyelling”andthesitewillreturnfilmsthatmatchyourquestion.Gotouseit.Youwon’tregretit!

Criticker

Insteadofjustallowingyoutorankfilms,Critickercomparesyourratingstothoseofotherusersandseehowcloselyyourtastesmatchthoseofotherusers.Oncetheservicefindsmatches,youcanviewtheseusers’listsandseewhichmoviestheylike.

1．Whichonedoestheauthorrecommendmost?

A．RottenTomatoes.B．Netflix.

C．Jinni.D．Criticker.

2．WhatmakesCritickerspecial?

A．Comparingusers’ratings.

B．Rankingyourfavouritefilms.

C．Offeringdifferentstandards.

D．Findingfilmsbasedonmood.

3．Whatisthepurposeofthetext?

A．Torecommendthebestonlinemovies.

B．Toshowhowtousemoviesearchengines.

C．Tointroduceseveralmoviesearchengines.

D．Toexplainhowtofindthebestonlinemovies.

B

BEAVERTON,Ore.—JaimeNaredisnearly6foot1andblessedwithMichaelJordanstyleskills.Ingames,shecanmorethanholdherownagainsttheboys,droppingthreepointersandsometimesscoring30pointsormore.

Andthere,accordingtohercoach,liestheproblem.

“She’ssogood，”MichaelAbrahamsaid.“Shemakestheboyslooklikescrubs（灌木丛）．”Soshehasbeentoldshecannolongerplayonboys’teamsattheHoop,aprivateBeavertonbasketballfacilitythatrunsaleagueinwhichAbraham’steamscompete.

Thetroublestartedlastmonth,whensomeparentstoldtheHoopmanagementtheydidn’tlikeJaimeplayingwiththeboys.HoopofficialsinformedAbrahamthatJaime,afteryearsononeofhisboys’teams,wasrefused.NealFranzer,theHoop’sdirectorofoperations,saidThursdaythattheparentswereadamant（坚决的）buttheircomplaintshadnothingtodowithJaime’sskills.

“Theysaidtheproblemwasthattheboyswereplayingdifferentlyagainstherbecauseshewasagirl，”hesaid.“They’dbeentaughtnottopushagirl,andthefocushadchangedfromplayingbasketballtonoticingagirlwasonthefloorwiththem.”

HoopofficialsemailedAbrahamtoremindhimoftherules.Abraham,Jaimeandherparentsdidn’tbuyit.“Ithinkthecomplaintscomefromparentswhodon’tlikeseeingagirlthatgoodplayingagainsttheirsons，”Abrahamsaid.

Jaime,whosaidshe“fellinlove”withbasketballwhenshewas8,likestheboys’teambecauseboysplayafastpacedgame.

Jaime’smum,ReikoWilliams,saidtheissueboiledoverafteraparticulargame.“Shescored30points，”Williamssaid.“Irememberoneplay.Shestoletheballandmadeabehindthebackpasstoateammate.Hemissedthelayin,andshegrabbedthereboundandputitin.Ithinkitwasjusttoomuchforsomeofthoseparents.”

4．Accordingtothepassage,MichaelAbrahamis________．

A．JaimeNared’sfather

B．JaimeNared’scoach

C．JaimeNared’steammate

D．theHoop’sdirectorofoperations

5．JaimeNared’sproblemliesinthat________．

A．shetakesadvantageoftheboys

B．shecan’tkeeppacewiththeboys

C．shedoesn’tobeytherulesofbasketball

D．sheplaysevenbetterthanherboyteammates

6．JaimeNaredwasrefusedbytheboys’teamsbecause________．

A．shewastoorudeonthecourt

B．shehadbetterskillsthantheboys

C．theboysdidn’tliketoplaywithagirl

D．theboyscouldn’tgetfocusedwhenplayingwithher

7．Wecaninferfromthepassagethat________．

A．JaimeNaredhasgreattalentinbasketball

B．JaimeNaredhasplayedbasketballfornearlytenyears　

C．JaimeNareddoesn’tknowhowtodefendwhileplaying

D．JaimeNared’smotherdoesn’twantherdaughtertoplaywithboys

C

HaveyoueverwonderedhowyourfavoriteNBAteamreceiveditsfamousname?

AllNBAteamshaveaninterestingstoryorahistorybehindtheirnames.Someofthenamesreflectedthecity’scultureorhistory,otherscamefrompreviousownersandmanywereselectedthrough“NametheTeam”contests.

ForteamslikeLosAngelesandUtah,thenameswerenotalwaysareflectionofthecity.EventhoughLosAngeleshasnolakes,theLakernamehasbeenacitytreasureforalmost40years.BeforegoingtoLosAngeles,theteamoriginatedinMinneapolis,Minnesota.In1948,teamofficialschosethenameforitsdirectrelationshiptothestate’smotto，“TheLandof10，000Lakes”．TheteamnamewentunchangedaftermovingtoLosAngelesin1960.

BecauseUtah’steamoriginatedinNewOrleans,Louisiana,itwascalledtheJazz.In1974,NewOrleansclubofficialschosethenametorepresentthecityforitsreputationasthe“jazzcapitaloftheworld”．ThenamestayedwiththeteamevenafterfindinganewhomeinSaltLakeCity,Utahin1979.

TheChicagoBulls’originalowner,RichardKlein,namedtheteamtheBulls.Hepickedthenamebecauseafightingbullisrelentless（不屈不挠的）andneverquits.Klein,whofoundedtheclubin1966,believedthesequalitieswerenecessaryforachampionshipteamandhopedhisChicagoathleteswouldliveuptotheteamname.

MiamichosetheHeatfromnamessuchastheSharks,Beaches,andBarracudas.ThenameMagicwasthewinnerfortheOrlandoteambecausethecity’stourismsloganis“CometotheMagic”．

TraditionplayedabigpartinnamingtheNewYorkKnicks.Chosenbytheclub’sfounderNedIrish,theKnicks’namewasalreadyimportantinNewYork’shistory.ThefirstorganizedteaminbasketballhistorywasnamedtheNewYorkKnickerbockersortheKnickerbockersNine.

In1967,theIndianPacersselectedtheirteamnameinadifferentwayfrommostotherteams.TheirdecisionwasbasedonwhattheywantedtoaccomplishintheNBA.TeamofficialschosethePacersnamebecausetheorganizationwantedtosetthe“pace”inprofessionalbasketball.

8．WhichofthenamesreflectsthecultureofthecityNewOrleans?

A．TheJazz.

B．TheIndianPacers.

C．TheHeat.

D．TheSharks.

9．AccordingtoParagraph2,weknow________．

A．theLakerteamwasfirstsetupinLosAngeles

B．LosAngelesisfamousforitslakes

C．Minnesotaisastatewithalotoflakes

D．theLakerteamhasbeeninLosAngelesforlessthan40years

10．RichardKleinnamedtheteamtheBullsbecausehehopedhisteamwould________．

A．beasstrongasbulls

B．setthe“pace”inprofessionalbasketball

C．beNumber1forever

D．keepfightingandnevergiveup

11．HowdidtheHeatgetthename?

A．Itwasnamedbyitsoriginalowner.

B．ItwasnamedafterMiami’smotto.

C．Itcamefromthenamesofotherteams.

D．Itsownercameupwiththenamebyaccident.

D

ShouldIstayorshouldIgo?

AnLEDdevice（设备）fordriverlesscarsaimstogivepedestrians（行人）atacrossingthepowertocommunicatewithcars,signalingforthemtostopordriveon.

Blink,createdbyresearchersattheRoyalCollegeofArtsandImperialCollegeLondon,turnstheawkwarddanceofeyecontactandhandgesturesthathappenswhenacarslowsdownwhilesomeoneiswaitingtocrosstheroadintosomethingdriverlesscarscanunderstand.

Blinkcombinesanorganiclightdisplaywiththewindscreen（挡风玻璃）andwindowsofacaranduseslightsignalstoshowpedestrianswhenthecarisawareoftheirpresence.Ifthecardetectsapedestrian,afigurelightsup.

Ifapedestrianraisesahandasastopsign,thefigureturnsgreen,directingthepedestriantocross,andthecarispreventedfrommovingforward.Iftheyplaceahandouttothesidetosignalforthecartogoforward,thefigureturnsredandthecarcontinues.

ButGeorgeFilipattheUniversityofNottingham,UKisn’tcertainitisagoodideatogivepedestrianscontroloverdriverlesscars.Hesayscitiescouldendupcrowdedbecausepedestrianskeepstoppingcars.

“Producersshouldwaituntilthenoveltyofdriverlesscarshaswornoffbeforecreatingcar－pedestriancommunicationssystems，”hesays.“Weneedtolearnhowpeopleactuallycommunicatewithautonomouscars.”

Theideaistohelppeoplefeelmorecomfortablearounddriverlesscars,saysBlinkco－creatorRaunaqBose.“Iteffectivelygivespedestriansthecar－stoppingpowersoflollipopmenandwomen（帮助学童过马路的交通安全员）．”

Theteamhasn’tyettestedthedeviceonadriverlesscar,butBosesaysseveralautomotivecompanieshaveexpressedinterest.

12．WhatdoweknowaboutBlink?

A．It’sanewcarbrand.

B．It’sadriving－aidsystem.

C．It’sacar－producingcompany.

D．It’salreadywidelyknowntothepublic.

13．Whatwilladriverlesscardowhenapedestrianputsahandtotheside?

A．Pickupspeed.

B．Slowdown.

C．Cometoastop.

D．Keepmoving.

14．What’sGeorgeFilip’sattitudetowardsBlink?

A．Negative.

B．Curious.

C．Uninterested.

D．Appreciative.

15．WhatcanbeinferredfromwhatBosesaid?

A．There’sademandforthedevice.

B．Thedevicehasanuncertainfuture.

C．Thedeviceisperfectfordriverlesscars.

D．Severalcompanieshavebeguntousethedevice.

第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分