浙江省安吉县上墅私立高级中学学年高一下学期英语暑假作业12.docx

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浙江省安吉县上墅私立高级中学学年高一下学期英语暑假作业12

高一英语暑假作业

（一）

第1卷

第一部分阅读理解（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。

A

TheExterminatingAngel

Director:

LuisBunuel

Country/Date:

Mexico/1962（blackandwhite）

Introduction:

Apartyisorganizedinahighclasssocietyhouse.Manypeoplearedrinkingandeating.It’sgettinglate,butnobodyisleaving.Eventhoughthedoorisopen,peopleseemtobelockedinthehouse.Theycan’tleaveeitherthedayoronthefollowingdays.Soarescuebegan.

TheNet

Director:

IrwinWinkler

Country/Date:

U.S.A./1995

Introduction:

AngelaBennettisacomputerprogrammerwhohasdevotedherlifetocomputersandtheInternet.Shespendshoursandhoursinfrontofthescreen.ShedoeseverythingovertheInternet,andshehassomeclosefriendsinachatroom,thoughshehasnevertalkedtoherneighbors.

KungFuPanda

Director:

MarkOsborne&JohnStevenson

Country/Date:

U.S.A./2008

Introduction:

TheleadingcharacterisapandawhosenameisPo．Heislazyfirstbuthehasagreatdreamtobeakungfumaster．Tomakehisdreamcometrue,hegoestoafarawaytempletolearnkungfufromamaster．However,oneofhisbrothers,TaiLongwantstobecomethekungfumaster,killingmanyofhisbrotherseventhemaster．SoPofightsagainstTaiLonganddefeatshim,Thefilmisgoodespeciallyforkids．

LifeisBeautiful

Director:

RobertoBenigni

Country/Date:

Italy/1998

Introduction:

In1939,duringWorldWarⅡinItaly,Guido,ahopefulman,themaincharacterfellinlovewithDora,andtheygotmarried．Fiveyearslater,theirliveschanged．GuidoandJoshuaweretakenbytheNazis（纳粹）toaconcentrationcampandDoraalsowenttherewithherhusbandandson．Atthatplace,Guidotriedhisbesttosavehisson’slifeinaspecialway．

1.WhoisthedirectorofTheNet？

A.IrwinWinklerB.LuisBunuel

C.MarkOsborneD.RobertoBenigni

2.Whichfilmisblackandwhite？

A.LifeisBeautifulB.TheExterminatingAngel

C.KungFuPandaD.TheNet

3.Whichfilmisespeciallyfitforkids？

A.TheExterminatingAngelB.TheNet

C.KungFuPandaD.LifeisBeautiful

4.WhatcanwelearnaboutLifeisBeautiful？

A.It’saboutarescueofpeoplewhocan’tleaveahouse.

B.Themaincharacterisabsorbedincomputer.

C.ItwasmadeinAmericain1995.

D.ThestoryissetinWorldWarⅡ.

B

Afewdaysago,Danielboughtsixpackagesofinkforhisprinter.Thenhefoundadealonbetterinkatthelocalcomputerstore.SoDanielwentbacktothe$1Storetoexchangetheinkforsomeotheritems.

Heputtheinkintoaplasticbagandtieditup.Whenheenteredthestore,heimmediatelyshowedthebagtoaclerkandtoldherthathewasreturningsomeitems,butshewasobviouslybusy.Thenwithoutthinkingmuch,Danielputthebagintoacartandstartedshopping.

Hewasmakinghiswaythroughthecrowdwhenafemaleemployeesuddenlyyelledtostophim.Hewastoldnottobeallowedtocarryaplasticbagofitemsaroundinthestoreandhisbagshouldbechecked.

Danielwasastonished.Therewasnoneedforhertoyell.Heopenedthebagandshowedherthereceipt."I'mreturningthesetoexchangeforsomeotheritems,"Danielsaid.

"Youshouldlearnhowtofollowstoreregulations.Leavethisbagherewiththeclerk.Youcanhaveitbackwhenyoucheckout."

Danielwasembarrassedanddidastoldto.Hefeltlikeashoplifter.BythetimeDanielhadfinishedshoppingandexchangedtheitems,hewasangry.Hewentlookingforher.Hewantedanapology.Hefoundherfinallyandaskedwhathernamewas.Sheyelledathimagain,"Ursula!

",andstormedaway.

WhenDanielgothome,hecalledthestore'sheadquarter.Hedescribedhisunpleasantexperience.Acustomerservicerepresentativeresponded,"Wewillnottoleratesuchbehavior.GivemeyourphonenumberandIwillcallyouback."

Twodayslater,Danielreceivedaphonecallfromtherepresentative."I'msorry,"shesaid,"butthere'snooneatthatstorenamedUrsula.Canyoudescribeher?

I'llfoundoutwhosheis.Wedonotstandrudebehavior,nordowestandlyingtocustomers."

Bythistime,Danielhadcalmeddown,sohetoldtherepresentativetoforgetaboutit.

5.Adrianwentbacktothe$1Storeinorderto_____.

A.buysomecheapitemsB.exchangetheinkforsomeotheritems

C.lookforhisreceiptD.complaintothemanageraboutaclerk

6.Adrianfeltlikeashoplifterbecause_____.

A.hetooksomethingsandwascaughtbyanemployee

B.thefemaleemployeeaskedtoseehisreceipt

C.anemployeeyelledathimwithoutanyreason

D.hewasaskedtopayforthegoodsheexchanged

7.Afterreadingthispassage,wecanseethat_____.

A.itwasnotthefemaleemployee’sdutytoyellathim

B.Adrianwaswrongtobuythingsatthe$1Store

C.thefemaleemployeemustbebad-tempered

D.Adrianshouldhaveleftthebagwiththeclerk

8.Thepurposeofthispassageisto_____.

A.advisereadersnottobuyanythingatthe$1Store

B.tellreadersaboutAdrian’sunpleasantexperience

C.pointouttherudenessofthefemaleemployeeatthe$1Store

D.introducehowtheemployeesatthestoreareemployed

C

Igotinvitedtogowithsomefriendstoagameatanotherschool.Aseniorwillbedrivingus,andIthinkshe’sagooddriver,butit’ssomeonemyparentsdon'tknow.IwanttotellmyparentswhereI’mgoing，butwhatifIaskandtheysay“no”?

I’llendupwishing.Inevermentioneditandjustwentaheadanddiditanyway.

Ifyouwantmoreprivileges,it'sbesttobuildatrackrecordofhonestyandtrust.Lettingaparentknowwhereyou'regoingisalwaysagoodidea.

Youmayworrythattellingyourparentsputsyouatriskofgetting''no''forananswer.Butthere'sagoodchanceyourparentsmightbeOKwithyougoing.Ifyougobutdon’ttellthem,yourisklosingsomethingmoreimportant—yourparents'trust.

Parentswhofindouttheirkidsdidsomethingbehindtheirbacksmaybelesslikelytogivepermissiontodothingsinthefuture.Whentrustisbrokenlikethis,parentswonderifteensaretryingtohidesomething—andwhattheyimaginecanbefarworsethanthereality.

Beforeyoutalktoyourparentsaboutthegame,thinkaboutwhichapproachwillhelpthemfeelmostcomfortablewithgivingyoumorefreedom.Maybethey’dliketomeetthepersondrivingortalktofriendswhohavedrivenwithherinthepast.Ifyourparentshavequestionsorhesitateaboutlettingyougo,findoutwhattheirworriesareandthendoyourbesttoanswerthem.

9.FromParagraph1weknowthatthewriter_.

A.appearsnervousB.looksworried

C.feelsconfusedD.seemsdiscouraged

10.Whatisthebestwaytogetparents’permissionaccordingtothepassage?

A.Togetmoreprivilegesfromthem.

B.Toriskgainingtheirpermission.

C.Tokeepoffthetrackofreality.

D.Tobehonestandwintheirtrust.

11.Whatdoesthewriterreallywanttotellus?

A.Howtowinoverparents.

B.Howtodealwithstrictparents.

C.Whicheffectiveapproachtouse.

D.Howtogetfreedomfromparents.

12.Whodoyouthinkthepassageisintendedfor?

A.Parents.B.Friends.C.Drivers.D.Teenagers.

D

CellPhonesAretheNewCigarettes

Whenyougetinyourcar,youreachforit．Whenyou’reatwork,youtakeabreaktohaveamomentalonewithit．Whenyougetintoalift,youplaywithit．

Cigarettes?

Cupofcoffee?

No,it’sthethirdmostaddictivethinginmodernlife,thecellphone．Andexpertssayitisbecomingmoredifficultformanypeopletocurbtheirlongingtohugitmoretightlythanmostoftheirpersonalrelationships．

Withitsshinysurface,itssmoothandsatisfyingtouch,itsairofcomplexity,thecellphoneconnectsustotheworldevenasitdisconnectsusfrompeoplethreefeetaway．Injustthepastcoupleofyears,thecellphonehaschallengedindividuals,employers,phonemakersandcounselors（顾问）inwaysitsinventorsinthelate1940sneverimagined．

Thecostsarebecomingevenmoreevident,andIdon’tmeanjustthemonthlybill．Dr．ChrisKnippers,acounselorattheBettyFordCenterinSouthernCalifornia,reportsthattheoveruseofcellphoneshasbecomeasocialproblemnotmuchdifferentfromotherharmfuladdictions:

abarriertoone-on-onepersonalcontact,andanescapefromreality．

Soundsextreme,butwe’veallwitnessedtheevidence:

Thepersonatarestaurantwhotalksonthephonethroughanentiremeal,ignoringhiskidsaroundthetable;thewomanwhotalksonthephoneinthecar,ignoringherhusband;theteenwhotextsmessagesallthewayhomefromschool,avoidingcontactwithkidsallaroundhim．

Isitjustrude,orisitakindofunhealthiness?

Andpardonme,buthowisthisimprovingthequalityoflife?

JimWilliams,anindustrialsociologistbasedinMassachusetts,notesthatcell-phoneaddictionispartofasetofsymptomsinawideninggulfofpersonalseparation．HepointstoastudybyDukeUniversityresearchersthatfoundone-quarterofAmericanssaytheyhavenoonetodiscusstheirmostimportantpersonalbusinesswith．Despitethegrowinguseofphones,e-mailandinstantmessaging,inotherwords,Williamssaysstudiesshowthatwedon’thaveasmanyfriendsasourparents.

13．Whichofthefollowingbestexplainsthetitleofthepassage?

A．Cellphoneuserssmokelessthantheyusedto．

B．Cellphoneshavebecomeasaddictiveascigarettes．

C．Morepeopleusecellphonesthansmokecigarettes．

D．Usingcellphoneisjustascoolassmokingcigarettes．

14．Theunderlinedword“curb”inParagraph2means____．

A．rescueB．ignoreC．developD．control

15．Theexampleofawomantalkingonthephoneinthecarsupportstheideathat____．．

A．womenusecellphonesmoreoftenthanmen

B．talkingonthephonewhi