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鹤壁淇滨高中2016-2017学年上学期高一年级第一次月考

英语试卷

注意事项：

1．本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分。

2．答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名和考试号写在答题卡相应的位置。

3．全部答案在答题卡上完成，用2B铅笔涂满涂黑，答在试卷上无效。

4．考试结束后，将答题卡上交。

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、D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Springisjustaroundthecornerandit’satimetogetoutsideandenjoythegreatoutdoors.Hereisaselectionoffestivalsaroundthecountrythatareagreatexcusetogetbackinthespringsunshine.

  DanaPointFestivaloftheWhales

  DanaPoint,California

  March7to8and14to15,2010

  Eachyear,overtwosunnyweekendsinMarchthetownofDanaPoint,CaliforniacelebratesthereturnofmigratoryCaliforniaGraywhalestothispartofthePacificOcean.Festivitiesincludewhale-watching,anartsfestivalandeducationalhands-onactivitiesfortheentirefamily.Pricesstartat$29peradultand$19forchildren.Formoreinformation,visitwww.dpfestivalofwhales.com

   ChandlerOstrichFestival

   C

handler,Arizona

March13to15,2010

   ChandleristhecenterofOstrich（鸵鸟）ranchingintheU.S.YoucanseejockeysridethesefeatheredbeastsaroundtheostrichtrackatTubleweedPark.Generaladmissionis$9foradults,$8forseniors,$7forchildrenagedfiveto12andkidsfourandunderarefree.Formoreinformationvisitwww.ostrich

FestivalofHousesandGardens

Charlestib,SouthCarolina

March19toApril18,2010

  TheHistoricCharlestonFoundationgivescurioustravelerstheopportunitytoexploregardensofsomeofthefinestprivateresidencesinAmerica.Eachthree-hourtour（afternoonsfrom2to5p.m.andeveningsfrom6to9p.m.）letsyoutovisiteighttotenpropertiesdatingfromtheAmericancolonialperiod.Pricesrangefrom$25to$45.Formoreinformation,visitwww.historic-charleston.org,

TulipTimeFestival

Holland,Michigan

May1to9,2010

Youdon’tneedtotraveltotheNetherlandsthisspringtoseeandsmellsomeoftheworld’sfinesttulips（郁金香）.ThetownofHollandishometomillionsofcolorfulbulbs.The81st annualTulipTimeFestival,oneofthelargestflowerfestivalsinthecountrywillbeg

inwithfireworksonMay1.Admissionfeerangesfrom$6forthechildren’sareato$38fortheatretickets.Ticketsandmoreinformationareavailableat

21.WhichofthefollowingistruerofTulipTimeFestival?

A.ItisheldinatownintheNetherlands. 

B.Itwillstartwithfireworksonthefirstday.

C.Itisthelargestflowerfestivalinthecountry.        

D.Ithasbeenheldeveryyearforthepast81years.

22.Agroupoftravelerswhowanttohavefuninmid-Aprilwillgoto____.

A.DanaPointFestivalofthewhales               B.ChandlerOstrichFestival

C.FestivalofHuousesandGardens                   D.TulipTimeFestival

23.Acouplewiththeir4-yer-oldsonwillgowhale-watching,theyhavetopay___.

A.$58.        B.$38.            C.$

 48               D.$77

B

 OnedaywhenJackwaswalkinginthepark,hesawawoman,wholivedafewmilesaway,sittingonabenchwithadogbesideher.Thedogwaslookingupatthe

woman. 

Jackwalkeduptothewomanandsaid,"Hello,Sue,howareyou?

MayIsitandtalkwithyouforawhile?

""Ofcourse,pleasesitdown,"Suesaid.JacksatdownnexttoSueonthebench,andtheytalkedquietlytogether.ThedogcontinuedtolookupatSue,asifwaitingtobefed.

     "That'sanicedog,isn'the?

"Jacksaid,pointingattheanimal. 

"Yes,heis.He'shandsome.He'sabitofamixture,butthat'snotabadthing.He'sstrongandhealthy."

"Andhungry,"Jacksaid."Hehasn'ttakenhiseyesoffyou.Hethinksyou'vegotsomefoodforhim."

 "That'strue,"Suesaid."ButIhaven't." 

TheybothlaughedandthenJacksaid,"Doesyourdogbite（咬人）?

"

"No,"Suesaid,"He'sneverbittenanyone.He'salwaysgentleandfriendly." 

Hearingthis,Jackdecidedtoholdouthishandandtouchedtheanimal'shead.Suddenlyitjumpedupandbithim. 

"Hey!

"Jackshouted."Yousaidyourdogdidn'tbite." 

Suerepliedinsurprise,"Yeah,Idid.Butthisisnotmydog.Mydog'sathome."

24.Thedoglookedatthewomanbecause________.

A.thewomanwantedtofeedhim    B.thewomanwasfriendly

C.hewashungry                 D.hewasstrongandhealthy

25.Jacktouchedthedogbecausehebelieved________.

A.thedogwasSue‘s              B.Sue'sdogwasunfriendly

C.thedogwashandsome          D.Sue'sdogwasathome 

26.Wecanknowformthepassagethat________.

A.Suegaveawronganswer        B.Jackmadeamistake

C.thedogwasn'tdangerous        D.bothJackandSuelikedthedog

27.WhichoftheFollowingcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?

A．AWrongQuestion               B．Sue'sDog

C．ApleasantMeeting             D．Sue'sFriend        

C

Everfeellikeyou’vebeenhitontheheadafterabadnight’ssleep?

Accordingtoscientists,thethoughtisn’tasunbelievableasitseems.

Astudyfoundgoingwithoutsleepforjustonenightcauseschangesinthebrainsimilartothosethatoccurafterablowtothehead.Theresearcherssaidthehealthyyoungmenexaminedinthestudyshowedasuddenincreaseinthesamechemicalswhichindicatebraindamage.ProfessorChristianBenedict,ofUppsalaUniversity,Sweden,explainedthatthechemicalsNSEandS-100Barebiomarkers（生物指标）forbraindamage,suchasconcussion（脑震荡）.Hesaid,“Whatwefoundwastheirlevelsinthebloodroseinthegroupthatwentwithoutsleepforanight.Thiswasnottotheextentthatwouldhappenafteraheadinjury,forinstance,butitwasstillsignificant.Duringsleep,thebraincleanspoisonoussubstancesoffitself.

BenedictalsosaidpreviousstudieswhichlinkedalackofsleepwithincreasedriskofAlzheimer’s,Parkinson’sandmultiplesclerosiscouldapplaudhisstudy.Theriseofthechemicalsinthebloodaftersleeplossmaysuggestnotgettingenoughsleepcontributestoalossofbraintissue,heexplained.Benedict,whosestudyispublishedinthejournal Sleep,added,“Inconclusion,thefindingsofourexperimentindicateagoodnight’ssleepmaybecriticaltomaintainingbrainhealth.”

AthirdoftheUKpopulationsufferfromsleep-relatedproblems,whiletheaveragepersonnowsleepsforonlysevenhoursanight,comparedwithalmostnineafewdecadesago.Manyscientistsbelieveirregularsleepingpatternsleadtoillnessesrangingfromachesandpainstoheartdisease,whilelessthaneighthours’sleepanightcanlowertheIQthenextday.

28.Ifyoudon’tsleepforanight,whatwillhappen?

 A.NSEandS-100Bwillin

crease.            

B.Thebraindamagewillbelikeaheadinjury.

C.Youwillsufferfromconcussion.          

D.Thebrainwillgetridofpoisonoussubstances.

29.Whatdoweknowaboutpreviousstudies?

  A.Theyfoundreasonsforbraindisorders.    

B.Theirfindingswerepublishedin Sleep.

  C.TheyweresupportedbyBenedict’sstudy. 

D.Theyfocusedonbrainhealth.

30.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?

  A.PeopleintheUKhavetheworstsleepintheworld.

  B.Man’sintelligenceisaffectedbysleepinaway.

  C.Alackofsleepcausesallbrain-relatedproblems.

  D.Peopleweremoreintelligentinthepast.

31.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?

  A.Eighthours’sleepisimportant.

  B.Regular-sleepingpatternsimprovehealth.

  C.Sleeplossisclosetoablowtothehead.

  D.Humanbrainsworkduringsleep.

D

Uncivilizedbehaviorbypassengersunacceptable

Forthefirsttime,airlinepassengershavebeenblacklistedforuncivilizedbehavior.Theirnameswillremainontheblacklistforoneortwoyears,accordingtoanannouncementbytheChinaAirTransportAssociationonSaturday.Theblacklistingmeanstheywillnotbeabletotravelbyairuntiltheirnamesareremovedfromthelist.

Blacklistingpassengerswhodisobeytherulesfortravelingbyairandsoplacetheirowninterestsbeforeeverythingelse,includingsafety,haslongbeenoverdue（迟到的，延迟的）.

Therehavebeenfrequentreportsofpassengersmakingascenewhentheirflightwasdelayedorwhentheybelievedthattheywerenottreatedastheyshouldbeonaflight.

Yetitisnaturalforsomeflightstobedelayedbecauseofreasonssuchasbadweatherormechanicalproblemsthatneedtobesolved.However,somepassengersseemtotakeitforgrantedthattheirflightmusttakeoffatthetimestatedontheirticket,andtheyevenassumethatthemembersofthecabincrewaresimplytheretodotheirbidding（吩咐）.

Theyforgetthattheyshouldbehavethemselvesinthefirstplaceandthatrespectisreciprocal（互相给与的）.Thereisnoreasonforthemtoberespectedwhenthey

donotshowenoughrespectforothers.

Observing rulescanneverbeover-emphasizedwhenitcomestoflightsafety.Noonehastherighttodisregardtherulesforanyreason.Ofcourse,airlinesshouldprovidequalityservicestomeettheneedsofpassengers.Yet,evenifpassengersarenotsatisfiedwiththeserviceprovided,thereisstillnoreasonforthemtoflouttherulesthataredesignedforthesafetyofall.

Theblacklistingofthesethreepassengersshouldserveforotherstoknowtheyhavetotoetheline（顺从集体）.

32.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A.Neverbeforehaveairlinepassengersbeenblacklisted.

B.Atnotimeshouldflightsbedelayed,whateverthereasons.

C.Membersofthecabincrewshouldbeatthepassengers’serviceatanymoment.

D.Ifanairlinepassengerisblacklisted,heorshewillneverbeallowedtotravelbyair.

33.Theunderlinedword“observing”inparagraph6isclosestinmeaningto________.

A.abolishing       B.violating       C.setting      D.obeying

34.AccordingParagraph4,theauthor’sattitude