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江苏省镇江市2020-2021学年高一上学期期末考试英语试题

学校:

___________姓名:

___________班级:

___________考号:

___________

一、单项选择

1.ChinahasbeenitseffortstobuildacloserelationshipwithmanyAfricancountries.

A.turningupB.steppingup

C.addingupD.makingup

2.Tonyhasjustarrivedhere,butIdidn’tknowheuntilyesterday.

A.wouldcomeB.hadcome

C.cameD.willcome

3.Johnsonstayeduplastnightbecausehiscompositionistoday.

A.splendidB.rough

C.dueD.fluent

4.1wanttothankProfessorDoris,withouthelpIcouldn’thavemadesomuchprogress.

A.whoB.which

C.whomD.whose

5.OrdinarypeoplecanowngunsinAmerica,butthatisnottheinChina.

A.caseB.freedom

C.fortuneD.system

6.ofyourabilityisoneofthemostimportantfactorsofsuccess.

A.ConvincingB.Toconvince

C.BeingconvincedD.Convinced

7.Youarewaitingatawrongplace.Itisattheentranceyourmotherwillmeetyou.

A.whereB.that

C.whichD.how

8.At2.26metres,Yaoming,afamousChinesebasketballplayer,overhisfriends.

A.towersB.orbits

C.mountsD.rockets

9.Thehomepriceisstillrising.HowIwisheveryaveragefamilyaroofovertheirheads!

A.hashadB.had

C.hasD.willhave

10.Pleasebeseatedandhavealittlepatience.Ms.Joneswillbeback.

A.normallyB.recently

C.shortlyD.distantly

11.thepolicehaven’tdismissedtheidea,theyarelookingintootherpossibilitiesaswell.

A.BeforeB.If

C.AsD.While

12.—Oh,Ican’tdecidewhichcoattochoose.

—Taketheblueone,asthecolourlooksgoodyourskin.

A.overB.against

C.onD.for

13.Ifproperly,timeisthemoneyinthebank.

A.usingB.used

C.touseD.use

14.There’sastoreinourschool,wherewecanbuygoodsverycheaply.

A.companionB.content

C.donationD.discount

15.—Thisisyourorder,acakeandanapplepie.?

—I’llhaveithere.

A.AnythingelseB.IsthatOK

C.ForhereortogoD.Anythingtodrink

二、完形填空

Inoneclass,wediscussedaboutChristmas.Jace16saidhehadgonetenyears,neverexperiencingthejoyandsurpriseof17apresent.Isearchedmyinternaldatabankforareasonthathemightbesayingthis.ThenIrememberedhisstory.Helivedalonewithhisdad.Hisfatherhadahardtimeholdingdownajob.Afterclass,theotherstudentssecretlycametome,18tobuygiftsforhim.

AcoupleofweeksafterJace’s19,hewasabsentfromschool.

Asthegiftspouredin,the20studentstoldmehowtheyfoundthe“perfectgift”.Iwassoproudmystudentsweretrulydemonstratingthe21ofChristmas.

AfterseveraldaysofJace’sabsences,youcanimagineour22whenwelearnedtheseabsenceswereduetothefactthathehadmovedaway!

Iwas23ofonething.Icouldn’tletmystudentsorJace24.Ifoundmyinformationsheetandcalledeverynumber25,butthenumberwouldringwithno26despitemycontinuous27.Finally,onChristmasEveIwassousedtoitthatIwasstartled(吓一跳)toheararesponse.28,Jaceansweredthephone!

WhenIdrovetoJace’shome,ittookseveral29backandforthtomycartogetallthegifts.We30hisroomwithallofthecarefullywrappedgiftsespeciallyforhim.Hewassosurprisedandgratefulthathissmile31theskyliketwinklelights.

Iwenttosleepthatnight32aboutJaceandallofthe33hewasgoingtohave,mythoughtfulstudentsandhowexcitedIwastotellthemallabout34Jace.Iwasthankfultobeapartofoneofthemostimportant“35”oftheirlives.

16.A.calmlyB.eagerlyC.shylyD.proudly

17.A.receivingB.makingC.sendingD.picking

18.A.rememberingB.agreeingC.choosingD.waiting

19.A.debateB.complaintC.commentD.discussion

20.A.academicB.honestC.attractiveD.enthusiastic

21.A.spiritB.historyC.mysteryD.story

22.A.embarrassmentB.impatienceC.disappointmentD.worry

23.A.afraidB.sureC.awareD.tired

24.A.awayB.outC.aloneD.down

25.A.admittedB.exchangedC.countedD.listed

26.A.responseB.informationC.returnD.communication

27.A.rolesB.explanationsC.effortsD.excuses

28.A.FortunatelyB.AmazinglyC.ApproximatelyD.Certainly

29.A.tripsB.hoursC.choicesD.chances

30.A.linkedB.coveredC.cleanedD.filled

31.A.openedupB.heldupC.litupD.blockedup

32.A.talkingB.thinkingC.doubtingD.arguing

33.A.funB.painC.luckD.hope

34.A.recognizingB.knowingC.findingD.praising

35.A.lessonsB.opportunitiesC.challengesD.problems

三、阅读选择

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JoinanAirlineLoyaltyProgram

Evenifyoudon’tthinkyoutraveloftenenoughtomakeanairlineloyaltyprogramworthit,joinone.Thisisyourbestchanceofgettingaflightupgrade(升级),evenifyoustayatalowpointlevel.

GettheWeeklyCarRentalRate

It’sabitpuzzlingthatcarrentalcompanieschargemorefordrivingless,buttheweeklyrateisoftencheaperthandrivingjustfourdays.Youmaybeabletogettheweeklyrateforjustfivedays,sokeepthecarabitlongerifyoucan.

AsktheCrewaboutFreeSouvenirs(纪念品)

Lotsoffreestuffislyingaroundcruiseships,suchasT-shirts,crosswordpuzzles,andpostcards.Makefriendswiththecrewmembersandnicelyaskwhatkindoffreebiesmaybeavailableforsouvenirs.Justdon’tforgettotip!

AskforaCornerRoom

Whenyoucheckinatahotel,askifthere’sacomerroomavailable.Theseareusuallylargerandquieterforthesamepriceasonesinthemiddleofthehall.Upgradesaremostoftenofferedattheendofthedaywhenhotelshaveabettersenseoftheiroccupancy.

Wehopethatyoufoundthetipsonthispagehelpfulandcanputthemtouseonyournextvacation.Whetheryouplantofly,drive,orcruise,becomeanexperttripplannerbyusingourtravelcomparisontoolforallyourtransportationandhotelneeds.Pleasevisitusagainandsignupforournewsletter(简报)tokeepgettingthebestdealsandmoney-savingtips.

36.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

A.Ifyoujoinanairlineloyaltyprogram,youwillsurelygetaflightupgrade.

B.Youwillhavetopaymoreforcarrentalasyourdrivingtimeincreases.

C.Indifferentlocations,roomsofthesamepricemayvaryinsizeandsurroundings.

D.Makefriendswithcrewmembersandyoucantakeawayallthesouvenirsaboard.

37.Whyisitmorelikelytobeupgradedinahotelattheendoftheday?

A.Becausepeopleusuallycheckout.

B.Becausetherearemoreroomsavailable.

C.Becausehotelsmakeitaruletoofferupgradesatthattime.

D.Becausehotelsknowbetteraboutthenumberofroomsused.

38.WhatdoesTfocuson?

A.Meetingtheneedofeverytraveller.B.Reducingtravelingcost.

C.Enablingpeopletotravelwithlessdriving.D.Helpingpeopletravelingroups.

Japaneseresearcherssaytheyhavedevelopedanewtypeofglassthatcanhealitselffromcracksandbreaks.Glassmadefromalowweightpolymer(聚合物)called“polyether-thioureas”canhealbreakswhenpressedtogetherbyhandwithouttheneedforhighheattomeltthematerial.

Theresearch,publishedinScience,byresearchersledbyProfessorTakuzoAidafromtheUniversityofTokyo,promiseshealableglassthatcouldpotentiallybeusedinphonescreensandotherfragile(易碎的)devices,whichtheysayareanimportantchallengeforsustainable(可持续的)societies.

Whileself-healingrubberandplasticshavealreadybeendeveloped,theresearcherssaidthatthenewmaterialwasthefirsthardsubstanceofitskindthatcanbehealedatroomtemperature.Thenewpolymerglassis“highlyrobustmechanicallyyetcanreadilyberepairedbycompression(压紧)atbrokensurfaces”.

Thecharacteristicsofthepolyether-thioureasglasswerediscoveredbyaccidentbyagraduateschoolstudentnamedYuYanagisawa,whowaspreparingthematerialasaglue.Yanagisawafoundthatwhenthesurfaceofthepolymerwascut,theedgeswouldadheretoeachother,healingtoformastrongsheetafterbeingmanuallycompressedfor30secondsat21°C.Furtherexperimentsfoundthatthehealedmaterialregaineditsoriginalstrengthafteracoupleofhours.

YanagisawatoldNHKthathedidn’tbelievetheresultsatfirstandrepeatedhisexperimentsseveraltimestoconfirmthefinding.Hesaid,“Ihopetherepairableglassbecomesanewenvironment-friendlymaterialthatavoidstheneedtobethrownawayifbroken.”

Thisisnotthefirsttimeapolymerhasbeensuggestedasahealablescreenfordevicessuchassmartphones.ResearchersattheUniversityofCaliforniasuggestedtheuseofpolymerthatcouldstretchto50timesitsoriginalsizeandhealbreakswithin24hours.

Smartphonemanufacturershavealreadyusedself-healingmaterialsindevices.LG’sGFlex2shippedin2016withacoatingonitsbackwascapableofhealingminorscratchesovertime,althoughfailedtocompletelyrepairheavierdamage.

AccordingtotheresearchconductedbyrepairfirmiMend,over21%ofUKsmartphoneuserswerelivingwithabrokenscreen,withsmasheddisplaysbeingoneofthebiggestissuesalongsidepoorbatterylife.

39.Whatisthemaincharacteristicofthenewglass?

A.Itcanbehealedatroomtemperature.

B.Itcanhealheavydamageofphonescreens.

C.Itcanmakesmartphonesandotherdeviceslighter.

D.Itcanbeusedasaglueatanextremelyhightemperature.

40.Theunderlinedword“adhere”inParagraph4means.

A.stickB.add

C.declineD.damage

41.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat.

A.self-healingmaterialshaven’tbeenusedindevicesnow

B.thesmartphoneusersonlycareabouttheissueofbattery

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