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高二英语月考试题有答案

三一文库（XX）/高二

〔高二英语月考试题（有答案）[1]〕

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A

OnTuesday，anewstudypublishedintheAmericanHeartAssociation'sjournalCirculation：

HeartFailurerevealedthatwomenwhoatefiveormoredishesofbakedfishamonthhadathirtypercentlowerriskofheartfailureinparisontowomenwhoatelessthanonedishamonth.

Researchersexaminedthedietsof84,493women，whoseagesrangedfrom50to79.Thewomenwhohadeatenlotsofbakedfishlikesalmon（鲑鱼），weremorehealthythanthosewhomostlyatetuna（金枪鱼）orwhitefish.Eatingbakedfishalsoappearedtoprovideaprotectionagainsthighbloodpressure.Thestudyalsofoundthatthosewomenwhoatemorebakedfishwerelikelytohavealowerweight，exercisemoreandeatmorefruitsandvegetablesinparisontothosewhoatefriedfish.

Researchersnotedthatpastresearchhaddiscoveredthefattyacids（脂肪酸）infishprobablydecreasedtheriskofhighbloodpressurebyimprovingbloodpressurealongwithheartandbloodfunctioning.Thisstudyshowedthelinkbetweeneatingfishandheartfailureriskbutitwasnotdesignedtoshowcauseandeffect.

Thisstudyalsoshowedthatjustbyeatingonedishoffriedfishaweekledtoa49%greaterriskofheartfailure，andeatingfriedfishledtolowerfiber（纤维）intakeandhighercalorie（卡路里）intake.

TheAmericanHeartAssociationsuggestedeatingaminimumoftwodishesoffishespeciallyfattyfisheachweek.

1．Comparedtothewomenwhoatefriedfishthosewhoatemorebakedfishcould______.

A．bemorerelaxedB．bemorehealthy

C．eatmoreeverydayD．raisebloodpressure

2．Whichkindoffishisbestforyouaccordingtotheauthor?

A.Bakedtuna.B．Bakedsalmon.C．Boiledsalmon.D．Friedwhitefish.

3．Accordingtothispassage，whichoneiscorrect?

A．Thefattyacidsinfishcanmakeone'sheartbigger.

B．Eatingfishprobablyhelpsyoutakeinmorecalories.

C．Thefattyacidsinfishcanimprovebloo

odfunctioning.

D．Thefattyacidsinfishcanraisebloodpressure.

4．Ifapersoneatsonedishoffriedfishaweek，heorshe______.

A．willtakeinmorefattyacids

B．islesslikelytogetheartfailure

C．willlikeeatingmorevegetables

D．hasagreaterriskofheartfailure

B

Recoveryfrombulimia（贪食症）isdifficult，butabeautifuljourney！

You'lleacrossmanychallenges—butonceyou'vebeatenthem，theworldwilllookmuchmorebeautiful.Youcanrecoverfromthisillness—Ipromise！

Remember：

IfIrecovered—youcantoo!

Ibeganthrowingup（呕吐）whenIwasjustakid.BackthenIdidn'tknowwhyIdidthat.ButnowIcanseethatitwastheresultofmyseekingso#calledfashionablediets.

Iwasonly8yearsoldwhenmyauntyphonedmymomsayingthatI'dthrownupmydinner.Itoldthemitwasjustapartytrick，andtheyignoredit.Theirreactionmademerealizethatthis“trick”ofmineshouldbeasecret.Iwouldcontinuedoingit，butwouldneverletanyoneknow.

AsIgotolder，thissecrethabitgotmoreandmoreserious，andthiscarriedonforyears.Duringmyfirstyearofuniversity，attheageof20，Iwastedover$20,000onfoodfromtheschooldininghall.

Finally，afterhavinghadbulimiafornearly12years，Idecidedenoughwasenough.Iwasclosetodeath—Icouldfeelitineverypartofmybody.Ineededhelp，andImadeanappointmentwithacounselor（顾问）ofmyuniversity.Oneyearlater，Igraduatedfromuniversity.Iwasproudofmyselfforgettingmydegree.Buttherewasadeeperprideandstrengthinsidemymind.Ihadbeatenbulimia.Ithadbeenalonganddifficultroad—butI'ddoneit.

5．Whatmightcausethewriter'sbulimiaaccordingtothetext?

A．Herimproperdiets.B．Lackofherparents'love.

C．Lackofmunicationwithothers.D．Herbadhabitofthrowingup.

6．Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?

A．Theauthoralmostfelthopelessatthattime.

B．Theauthoronlybelievedheruniversitycounselor.

C．Theauthor's

universitycounselorofferedtohelpher.

D．Theauthor'suniversitycounselormajoredinbulimia.

7．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?

A．Theauthor'sbulimiadidn'tgrowworseasshegrewolder.

B．Theauthorbelievedthatnobodycouldbeatbulimiapletely.

C．Theauthor'sbulimiahelpedhersavemoneywhenatuniversity.

D．Theauthorhadbeatenbulimiawhenshegraduatedfromuniversity.

8．Thepassageiswrittenforpeople______.

A．whoalsosufferfrombulimia

B．whomajorinbulimiaatuniversity

C．whowanttoformagoodhabitofdieting

D．whoareeagertogetadegreeatuniversity

C

Youngpeoplecanhaveproblemswiththeirminds.Somestudentsbeeworriedbecausetheyhavetostudyveryhard.Othershavetroublegettingonwellwithpeopleliketheirparentsandclassmates.

LiWen，ajunior2studentfromNo.2MiddleSchool，couldnotunderstandhisteacherandwasdoingbadlyinhislessons.Hebecamesoworriedaboutitthathestartedtocut