四川省宜宾市学年高一上学期期末教学质量检测英语试题文档格式.docx

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1．TheaimoftheMuseumisto.

A．hold500exhibits

B．attractmorevisitors

C．proveitselfagoodplace

D．supportscienceeducation

2．WhencanyouvisittheMuseum?

A．At2pmonSunday.

B．At9amonMonday.

C．At10amonThursday.

D．At6pmonChristmasEve.

3．Howmuchdoesagroupof22kidsneedtopay?

A．$440.B．$328.

C．$308.D．$220.

Morethan1,800teenresearcherscametotheValleyoftheSunthisweek（May12-17）.Thosewhoshonebrightesttookhomebigprizes.TheprizesarefromtheIntelInternationalScienceandEngineeringFair（ISEF）.TopwinnerKrithikRameshtookhome$75,000.Hedevelopedasystemtohelpdoctorsdospinalsurgery（脊椎外科手术）better.Usingthetechnology,doctorscanfinishthesurgerymorequickly.

Krithik’ssystemcanmapapatient’sspine.Itcangivedoctorsadviceabouthowtocarryoutspinalsurgery.Itcanbeusednotonlyincities,butalsointhecountryside.Thenewsystemcouldtaketheplaceofthemethodsbeingusedbytoday’sdoctors,saysKrithik,16,whoattendsCherryCreekHighSchoolinGreenwoodVillage,Colo,USA．Krithik’sprojectwontheGordonE.MooreAward.It’snamedforafounderofIntel.Otherwinnerstookhomesizeableawardsaswell,thisyear.Together,theseawardstotaledabout$5million.

TheIntelISEFhasbeenhonoring（表扬）youngresearcherssince1950.ThiscompetitionwascreatedandisstillrunbySocietyforScience&

thePublic（SSP）.Itistheworld’slargestinternationalpre-collegesciencecompetition.NowsupportedbyIntel,the2019ISEFbroughttogetherstudentsfrommorethan80countriesandareas.

“Iaminspiredbyallofthecreativityonshowthisweek,”saidSSPPresidentMayaAjmera.“Congratulationstoourwinnersandallourfinalists.Theyare,showingthatworld-changingideascancomefromanywhereintheworld.”.

4．KrithikRameshwontheprizeforhis________.

A．computerskills

B．wonderfulresults

C．adviceaboutsurgery

D．systemtohelpdoctors

5．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“Award”inParagraph2mean?

A．Intel.B．Competition.

C．Prize.D．System

6．Whoisthecompetitionintendedfor?

A．Teenagers.B．Scientists.

C．Engineers.D．Doctors.

7．Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthearticle?

A．TopraisetheIntelISEF.

B．Toadmiretheyoungwinners.

C．Toencouragethecompetition.

D．Tointroduceanewtechnology.

BeforethediscoveryofDNAinformationinthe1980s,fingerprints（指纹）weretheeasiestwaytosolveseriouscrimes.It’sbelievedthateachoneofushasourownfingerprints.Butdidyouknowthatourfingerprintscouldshowalotaboutus?

AccordingtoTheConversation,fingerprintscanshowlifestyleandenvironment,eatinghabits,possiblemedicalproblemsandeventhejobofaperson.

Sohowcanweworkallthisoutfromjustasimplefingerprint?

Well,afingerprintisformedwhenafingertouchesasurface.Mostfingerprintscan’tbeseentotheeyeandrequireachemicaldevelopmentprocessinordertomakethemshown.Stuckbetweentheraisedlinesofafingerprint,however,arethingsthatcantellastoryaboutwhoweare.Thingslikesweat,blood,andfoodshowalotofinformationaboutus.

Besides,itsusecouldbemuchwider.Forexample,itmaybehelpfulinthefuturetodoctorstreatingtheirpatients.Afingerprintcheckmayalsotelladoctorwhetherapatientisproperlyhavingamedicine.Inthetreatmentofsomeofthemostseriousillnesses,havingpropermedicineisimportant.

Inthefuture,fingerprintsciencecanbeusedtothepoliceandhelpdoctorskeepusinthebestpossiblehealth.

8．Fingerprintsmaynotshowone’s________.

A．lifestyleB．beauty

C．eatinghabitsD．medicalproblems

9．Whatcanmakethefingerprintstellastory?

A．Thingsstuckbetweenraisedlines.

B．Thechemicaldevelopment.

C．Afingertouchingasurface.

D．Theeyesofscientists.

10．Inthefuture,thedoctormayknowpatientsthrough________.

A．adrugtestB．afingerprintcheck

C．abloodtestD．ahealthcheck

11．Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A．Fingerprintsarehelpfultothepolice.

B．Fingerprintskeepusinthebestpossiblehealth.

C．Fingerprintscantellmuchinformationaboutus.

D．Fingerprintscanbeusedintreatmentinthefuture.

Apenhasalwaysbeenanimportanttoolwhenwearetakingexams.However,inthedigitalage,thistraditionaltoolmaybecomeathingofthepast.CambridgeUniversityinBritainisconsideringending800yearsofwrittenexamsandallowingstudentstouselaptopsoriPadstotakeexamsinstead.ThemovecomesafterCambridgeteacherscomplained（抱怨）thatstudents'

handwritingisbecomingtoohardtorecognize.Thefallinwritingclearlydependsonlaptopsinlessonsandelsewhere.

Asaresult,moreandmorestudentswithpoorhandwritingarebeingforcedtoreturntouniversityduringthesummerholidaystoreadtheiranswersaloudtotheirteachers.However,somecriticized（批评）themove,fearingthehandwrittenwordwouldbecomealostart.

TraceyTrussell,ahandwritingexpert,askedCambridgeto'

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makesurethatstudentscontinuetowritebyhand,particularlyinlessons'

.ShetoldTheTelegraphthatwritingbyhandcouldhelpstudentsimprovetheirmemoryandunderstandlessonsbetter.

ThemovealsodrawstheattentionofHarvardprofessorEricMazur.Hebelievesthattheriseofmobileinternetusemeansthatweliveinanageinwhichwedon'

tneedtorememberanything.

Soheencouragesstudentstobringtheirlaptopsandmobilephonesintoexams.Withthem,studentscan'

lookupwhatevertheywant,whenevertheywant'

andbetestedontheirproductiveskills,ratherthantheabilityofmemory.

12．WhyisCambridgeUniversityconsideringendingwrittenexams?

A．Becausestudents'

handwritingistoopoor.

B．Becausewearealreadyinthedigitalage.

C．Becausetraditionaltoolsareoutofdate.

D．Becausewritingonlaptopsisfaster.

13．Whatdoestheunderlinedpartinthe2ndparagraphreferto?

A．Bringingmobilephonesintoexams.

B．Students'

returningtouniversity.

C．Theriseofmobileinternetuse.

D．Theendofwrittenexams.

14．WhatisTraceyTrussells'

attitudetostudents'

writingbyhand?

A．Unfavorable.B．Uncaring.

C．Supportive.D．Doubtful.

15．WhichistrueaccordingtoProfessorEricMazur?

A．Mobileinternetuseisbad.

B．Studentsshouldwritebyhand.

C．Theabilityofmemoryisimportant.

D．Studentscanusemobilephonesinexams.

二、七选五

16．Whetheryouarecomingfromamiddleschool（gradessixthrougheight）orajuniorhighschool（gradesseventhroughnine）,therearemanythingsabouthighschoolthataredifferentfromyouroldschoolenvironment.Youwillexperiencemanychanges.

Youwillfacebeinginanewschoolandmakingnewfriendsinanunfamiliarclass.17．Thesenewteacherswillusuallyhavehigheracademic（学术的）levelthanyourmiddleandjunior-highschoolteachers.Theywanttohelpyougetintocollege.18．Ontopofallthis,peerpressure（同伴压力）todrinkandsmokeoftenincreasesinhighschool.Besides,thepressurecouldalsocomefromgrades,lonelinessandsoon.

Althoughthereisalotofpressure,itisnothingyoucannotdealwith.Ifyouarefeelingpressuretodosomethingthatyoufeeliswrong,talktoafriend,parentorteachertofindasolution（解决）.19．Ifyouarenotsucceedingacademically,findsomeonetohelpyou.Ifyoufeellonely,trytojoinaschoolcluborgrouptomakenewfriends.

Highschoolmayseemdiscouragingatfirst.20．

A．Asateenageryoumuststudyhardinschool.

B．Youmustgettoknowaboutyournewteachers.

C．Highschoolisagreatexperienceforanyteenager.

D．They’llhelpyougetintogreatnewtimeinyourlife.

E.Withtime,you’llcometobethankfulforyourexperience.

F.Isitjustdoingwhatyourteacherandparentswantyoutodo?

G.Inreturn,theyexpectyoutoworkhardanddevelopyourskills.

三、完形填空

Oneday,apoorboywhowastryingtopayhiswaythroughschoolbysendingnewspapersdoortodoorinatown,wassohungrythathedecidedtobegfora21atthenexthouse.

However,he22hiscouragewhenalovelyyoungwomanopenedthedoor.23amealheaskedforadrinkofwater.Shethoughthelooked24soshebroughthimalargeglassofmilk.Hedrankitslowly,andthenasked,“25doIthankyou?

”

“You26,”shereplied.“ThenIthankyoufromthebottomofmyheart.”27thesewords,HowardKellyleftthathouse.

28laterthewomanbecamebadlyillandwas29senttoahospitalinabigcity.Dr.HowardKelly,nowfamous,was30in.Whenheheardthenameofthe31whereshecamefrom,astrangelightfilledhiseyes.Dressedinhisdoctor’sclothes,Kellywentintoherroomand32heratonce.Fromthatdayon,hegave33attentiontoher,and3