河北省大名县一中学年高二英语上学期半月考试题清北班2含答案Word下载.docx
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3.Whatwillthemandonext?
A.Filloutanotherform.
B.Correcthismistakeontheform.
C.Tellthewomanhismedicalhistory.
4.Whenwillthemanmostlikelygethome?
A.At7:
00.B.Atabout7:
30.C.After8:
00.
5.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?
A.Onafarm.B.Atafruitmarket.C.Atcustoms.
第二节
听下面5段对话或独白。
每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。
听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；
听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。
每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.WhatrelationisthewomantoGeorge?
A.Hismother.B.Histeammate.C.Hiscoach.
7.Whatdoesthewomanthinkismoreimportant?
A.Winningthegame.
B.Beingateamplayer.
C.Impressingtheparents.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8.Whatdoesthemanwanttodoattherestaurantatfirst?
A.Holdaparty.B.Watchthebiggame.C.Bookatable.
9.Whydoesthewomansuggestthemantrythebar?
A.Therestaurantisallbooked.
B.Theyhaveadifferentmenuthere.
☆Theintelligentmanfindsalmosteverythingridiculous,thesensiblemanhardlyanything.
聪明的人发现所有的事都是荒谬的，明智的人则从不如此。
C.Thereisroomforfivepeople.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10.Whendoesthewomanhavetohandinheressay?
A.Thisafternoon.B.Tomorrow.C.Inacoupledays.
11.Whatisthewomanhavingtroublewith?
A.Endingherpaper.
B.Startingheressay.
C.Givingmorethoughts.
12.Howwillthemanhelpthewoman?
A.Bycorrectinghermistakes.
B.Byshowinghersomeexamples.
C.Byreadingwhatshehaswritten.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13.Whodothewoman’sparentsprobablycheerfor?
A.England.B.Portugal.C.Spain.
14.Accordingtothewoman,whatismostlikelytohappentonight?
A.Spainwilllose.
B.Portugalwilllose.
C.Ronaldowillscorethreegoals.
15.WhydoesthemansupportforPortugal?
A.HelikesRonaldo.
B.Spainiswaytooconfident.
C.Portugalhasn’tlostasinglegameyet.
16.Howmuchmoneydothespeakersagreetobet?
A.$10.B.$20.C.$40.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.Howmanyparticipantsareinthefestival?
A.200.B.700.C.1000.
18.Whatisdifferentaboutthisyear’sfestival?
A.It’snotfree.
B.Therearemoreprizes.
C.DonaldTrumpwillbeattending.
19.Whatisthebiggestprize?
A.“TheGrandPumpkin”.
B.“CelebrityPumpkin”.
C.“TheGreatPumpkin”.
20.Whomightthespeakerbe?
A.Anewsreporter.
B.Aradioannouncer.
C.Aparticipantinthefestival.
第二部分阅读理解（共20小题；
每小题2分,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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Itisgoodtogetintouchwithyourinnerchildfromtimetotime，andobviouslysomepeoplearewillingtopaybigmoneyforthechancetodosoinaproperenvironment．ABrooklyn-basedadultpreschoolischargingcustomersbetween$$333and$$999forthechancetoactlikeakidagain．
AtPreschoolMastermindinNewYorkadultsgettoparticipateinshow—and—tell，arts—and—craftssuchasfingerpaint，gameslikemusicalchairsandeventakenaps．Themonth-longcoursealsohasclasspicturedaywheretheadultsareexpectedtohaveafieldtripandaparentday．
30-year-oldMichelleJoniLapidos，thebrainbehindtheadultpreschool，studiedchildhoodeducationandhasalwayswantedtobeapreschoolteacher．She’salwaysonthelookoutfornewwaystogetpeopleintouchwiththefreedomofchildhood．Afriendencouragedhertostartthemastermindcourseinstead．
AccordingtoCandice，herbloggerfriend，PreschoolMastermindgivesadultsachancetorelearnandmasterthethingsthattheyfailedtounderstandaschildren．“Irealizedallthesignificancesofwhatwelearninpreschool，”saidfounderMichelleJoni，“Peoplecomehereandgetintouchwiththeirinnerchild．It’smagical．Wearebringingourselvesbacktoanotherplace，anothertimewithourselveswhenwearemorebelievinginourselves，moreconfidentandreadytotakeontheworld.”
“Oneperson’sherebecausetheywanttolearnnottobesoserious．”Michellesaid．“Another'
sheretolearntobemoreconfident.”Sheexplainedthatmostoftheclasseswereplanned．However，Joniaddedthatwhiletheplannedactivitieswerefun，itwasoftenthespontaneous（自发的）momentsthatattractedstudents．“It’sthethingsyoudon’tplanfor，thesharingbetweenfriendsandlearningfromeachother.’’
21．WhatisthepurposeofPreschoolMastermind?
A．Togiveadultsachancetoreturntochildhood．
B．Tohelpparentsunderstandtheirchildrenbetter．
C．Toprovidepracticaltrainingcoursesforteachers．
D．Tointroducesomewaysofplayingwithchildren．
22．WhatismainlydiscussedaboutPreschoolMastermindinParagraph2?
A．Itscustomers．B．Itsactivities．C．Itsenvironment．D．Itsschedule.
23．AccordingtoCandice，peoplecometothisprogramto________.
A．enjoyfreedomofthinkingB．realizetheirchildhooddreams
C．discovertheirinnerabilitiesD．figureoutchildhoodpuzzles
24．WhatdoweknowaboutMichelleJoni?
A．Sheusedtobeapreschoolteacher．B．Shelikestomakeplansinadvance．
C．ShefoundedPreschoolMastermind．D．Shegainedconfidencebysharing．
B
Backin2003an86-year-oldmandrovehisBuickthroughacrowdedfarmers’market.Ninepeoplewerekilled.Morethanfifty-fourpeoplewerehurt,fourteenwithseriousinjuries.Whenhefinallystopped,the86-year-oldmangotouthiscarandscreamedatpeopletogetoutoftheway.Noalcoholordrugswerefoundinhissystem.Apparently,hewasjustoldandconfused.
Thisisafrighteningaccident,anditisnotarareone.Therearemanyexamplesofelderlydriversdrivingintoswimmingpools,houses,storefronts,orworse.
Inourteenageyears,weallheard“drivingisnotaright;
it’saprivilege.”Thatisstilltrue,andtherecomesanagewhendrivingisnolongera
privilegethatcanbeallowed.Afteracertainage,eyesightand
dementia（痴呆）areveryseriousconcerns.Undoubtedly,
theseage-relatedproblemsaffectsomeolderadults’drivingability.Bythetimeapersonisbetweeneighty-fiveandninetyyearsold,hisorherdrivingprivilegeshouldbeexamined.
Licensinglawsvarygreatlyfromstatetostate,andit’stimeforanationallawonthemaximumagelimitfordriving.Themotivationforthislawissafety.Anotheroptionistostartwithlawsthatbananyoneovertheageofeighty-fivefromdrivingaftersundown,becausedrivingconditionsarenotassafeasdaylighthours.Stillanotheroptionthatmayallowelderlydriverstocontinuedrivingcouldbenewtechnologylikeavoicewarningsystemthatcautionsdriversonbusystreetsorattrafficlights.Finally,sincetherearelawsagainstdrivingundertheinfluenceofalcoholanddrugs,shouldn’tsomeprescriptiondrugsalsobeincluded?
Theaverageageof85-year-oldisundoubtedlytakingatleastoneprescriptiondrugdaily.
Thethoughtofan86-year-olddriverwithfailingeyesightrunningdowntheroadinatwo-tonpieceofmetalisunsettling
tousall.Drivingatanadvancedageisnotonlychallengingfortheelderlydrivers,butalsoit’sdangerousfortherestofus.
25.Thefirstparagraphiswritteninordertoshow_________.
A.theharmofdrivingatanoldageB.theimportanceoftrafficsafety
C.trafficaccidentsareontheriseD.manyelderlydriversarecareless
26.Theauthorsuggeststhatthereshouldbenewlawsagainstdriving__________.
A.overeighty-fiveB.betweensunsetanddawn
C.withthehelpofvoicewarningsystemsD.undertheinfluenceofprescriptiondrugs
27.Theunderlinedword“unsettling”inthelastparagraphisclosestinmeaningto“________”.
A.disappointingB.worryingC.touchingD.interesting
28.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?
A.Howtokeepoldpeoplesafeontheroad?
B.Aredriverswellprotectedbylicensinglaws?
C.Shouldtherebeanagelimitforelderlydrivers?
D.Isdrivingarightoraprivilegeforanoldperson?
C
Ifirstcameacrosstheconceptofpay-what-you-cancafeslastsummerinBoone,N.C.,whereIateatF.A.R.M（FeedAllRegardlessofMeans）Café
.Youcanvolunteertoearnyourmeal,paythesuggestedprice（$$10）orless,oryoucanoverpay—payingitforwardforafuturecustomer’smeal.Myonlyregretaftereatingtherewasnothavingachancetogivemytime.SoassoonasHealthyWorldCafé
openedinYorkinApril,Isignedupforavolunteershift（轮班）.
F.A.R.MandHealthyWorldarepartofagrowingtrendofcommunitycafé
s.In2003,DeniseCerretaopenedthefirstinSaltLakeCity.CerretanowrunstheOneWorldEverybodyEatsFoundation,helpingotherscopyherpay-what-youcanmodel.
“Ithinkthecommunitycafé
istrulyahandup,notahandout,”Cerretasaid.Sheacknowledgedthatsoupkitchens（施粥所）haveaplaceinsociety,butpeopletypicallydon’tfeelgoodaboutgoingthere.
“Oneofthevaluesofthecommunitycafé
isthatwehaveanotherapproach,”shesaid.“Everyoneeatshere,nooneneedstoknowwhetheryouvolunteered,overpaidorunderpaid.”
Thesuccessfulcafé
snotonlyaddresshungerandfoodinsecuritybutalsobecomenecessarypartsoftheirneighborhood–whetherit’saplacetolearnskillsorhearlivemusic.Someteachcookingtoseniors;
someofferfreeusedbooks.Eatingorworkingthereisareminderthatweareallinthisworldtogether.
My10am---1pmshiftatWorld-Healthy-Café
beganwiththecafé
manager–oneofthetwopaidstaffmembers.Ourvolunteercrewwasn’tthemostorderly,butwemanagedtoprepareandservemealswithalotoflaughsinbetween
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