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学年下学期高二期中备考精编金卷英语C卷
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2019-2020学年下学期高二期中备考精编金卷
英语(C)
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第Ⅰ卷
第一部分听力(略)
第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分60分)
第一节(共15小题,每小题3分,满分45分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
A
Visitingmuseumsduringthispandemicisgoingtobeano-go,butyoucanstillgetmuchoftheexperienceofsomeofAmericangreatestinstitutionsinyourownlivingroom.Asmuseumsadapttoourcurrentstateofwidespreadisolation,they’reofferingonlineprogramsandvirtualtoursthataresecondonlytobeingthereinperson.Clicktojoinusandreadonforourtoppicks.
TheNationalGalleryofArt
TheNGA’swebsitehas53,000imagestodownload,andtheyrecommendusingthem asbackdropsforyourZoommeetings.TheD.C.museumalsooffersplentyofvirtualprogrammingforthewholefamily.Youcanfindvideosandactivitiesthatcenteraroundthegallery’scollection.
Online:
nationalgalleryart.org
Price:
$58/FlexibleGuestAdult;$38/NamedAdult;$19/Child;Under6Free
NationalWomen’sHistoryMuseum
TheNationalWomen’sHistoryMuseumisuploadingnewstoriesandvideosdailyallmonththatcelebratewomenthroughouthistory,andtheyencourageyoutotakeawoman’shistorybreakeachdaywhileworkingfromhometolearnaboutimportantwomen.Youcanbrowsetheirextensivecollectionofstoriesandonlineexhibits.
Online:
womenhistory.org
Price:
$148/Household;$100/Twoadults;$30/Child
MuseumofFlight
Seattle’sMuseumofFlightmaybesittingemptyofguestsrightnow,butvirtuallyit’sopenforbusiness.Onthewebsiteoftheworld’sbiggestaviationmuseum,youcantouranAirForceOnemodeloraNASASpaceShuttleTrainer,viewahugecollectionofdigitizedphotosanddocuments,andlistentotheFlightDeckpodcast.
Online:
museumofflight.org
AnnualMembership:
$150/Family;$115/TwoAdults
1.Whatdotheseplaceshaveincommon?
A.TheyallaremuseumsintheUSA.
B.Kidscanlistentostories.
C.Theyallhaveoutdooractivities.
D.Memberscangetfreeadmission.
2.Whichplaceisfavoredbyaircraftlovers?
A.TheNationalGalleryofArt.
B.NationalWomen’sHistoryMuseum.
C.MuseumofFlight.
D.TheNationalGalleryofArt&MuseumofFlight.
3.Howmuchdoesitcostforafamilywith2childrentovisitNationalWomen’sHistoryMuseumonline?
A.$148.
B.$160.
C.$208.
D.$260.
B
KobeBryanthasbeenmostfamousforhisbasketballskills,butpeopleinanyfieldcandrawinspirationfromhisconstantcommitmenttoself-improvement.
AstheworldreactstoKobeBryant’stragicpassingonJanuary26,2020,theoutpouringofsorrowfultributesextendsfarbeyondthesportsworld.Hisconstantcommitmenttoself-improvementmadehimstandout.Learnmoreaboutwhywefindcelebritydeathssoupsetting.
Caseinpoint:
hisstrategyofcallingsuccessfulbusinesspeople—oftenoneshe’dneverevenmetbefore.Hewaswillingtoputthelegworkintogrowinghissuccess.Ina2014interviewwithBloomberg,Bryantdescribedhisprocess.“Iwanttoknowmoreabouthowtheyseetheworld,”hesaid.“SomeofthequestionsthatI’llaskwillseemreallysimpleandstupid,”headmitted.“ButifIdon’tknow,Idon’tknow.Youhavetoask.”
WhoweresomeofthesesuccessfulpeoplethatKobeBryantsolookedupto?
Tonameafew:
OprahWinfrey,MarkParkerandHilarySwank.Andhedidn’tjustcallthemtosayhecalledthem;hemadesuretheywereallleavinghimmoreknowledgeable.Threeyearsago,LowercaseCapitalfounderChrisSaccadescribedhisowninteractionswithBryant.SaccasaidhetoldBryantto“dohishomework”oninvesting—andBryantwentaboveandbeyond.“Forthenextfewmonthsmyphoneneverstopsbuzzinginthemiddleofthenight,”Saccamarveled(大为赞叹)onTheBillSimmonsPodcast.“It’sKobe,readingthisarticle,checkingoutthistweet.”Clearly,thiswassomeoneunafraidtogivehisall.
Thoughheleftus,Bryant’sconstantdesiretodomoreandbebetterisinspiringforsure.WhilewemaynotbeabletocallOprah,wecancertainlyfollowhisexampleinotherways.Wecansurroundourselveswithothermotivatedpeoplethatwecanlearnfrom;notbeafraidtoaskpotentiallyembarrassingquestionsifweknowthey’llhelpus.
4.WhichofthefollowingpersonsisNOTmentionedinthepassage?
A.OprahWinfrey.B.AriannaHuffington.
C.HilarySwank.D.ChrisSacca.
5.WhichofthefollowingwordscannotbeusedtodescribeKobeBryantaccordingtothepassage?
A.Influential.B.Hardworking.
C.Frank.D.Competitive.
6.WhatcanweknowfromtheinteractionbetweenChrisSaccaandBryant?
A.ChrisSaccaistiredofBryant’scalls.
B.Theyhavebeenfriendsforalongtime.
C.Bryantissoeagertolearnabouthisunknowns.
D.ChrisSaccaissofreetowaitforBryant’scalls.
7.Whatistheauthor’smainintentioninwritingthepassage?
A.TomakeanintroductionaboutKobeBryant.
B.Toexplainthereasonwhycelebritydeathsaresoupsetting.
C.ToencouragereaderstobebraveandfrankasKobeBryant.
D.ToattracttheattentionofpeoplefromallfieldsonKobeBryant.
C
HeadtoNewOrleansforMardiGrasandifyou’relucky,you’llgettossedbyastrandofpurple,greenorgoldbeads.TheofficialcolorsofFatTuesdaypresentedtothepublicforthefirsttimein1872atthefirstparadeofRex,thekingofMardiGras.Newspapersofthedayranofficialannouncementsfromthekingofthecarnivaldecidingwithauthoritythatbalconiesshouldbecoveredwithpurple,goldandgreen.EversincethistriumvirateofcolorshasbeenassociatedwithMardiGras,butwhyisthequestion.
Beforewegettotheansweraboutwhythosethreecolors,let’sanswertheeasierquestionastowhyMardiGrashasthreecolors.WhenlocalhistorianErrolFlynnLaborderesearchedthe125thanniversaryoftheRexkrewe(theorganizationthatproducestheparade),hecametotheconclusionthattheRexfoundersbelieved“akingmusthaveakingdomandakingdommusthaveaflag,”notesMardiGrasNewO.AtricolorflagwastheobviouschoiceastheUnitedStates,GreatBritain,andFranceeachhaveone.
Then,let’sexaminewhypurple,greenandgold.WhileitwaslongthoughtthatthecolorswereselectedtohonorRussianGrandDukeAlexeiAlexandrovichRomanoff’s1872visit,Labordehasadifferenttheory.Accordingtotraditionalheraldryrules(纹章学规则),acoatofarmsneedsbothcolorsandmetals;therearefivechoicesofcolor:
purple,green,red,blue,andblackandthemetalchoicesarelimitedtosilverandgold.Purplehaslongbeenassociatedwithroyalty,makingitaneasychoice.Gold,likewise,wasobviousasit’smorefittingforakingthansilver.Fromthere,Labordefoundthatthefieldwasnarroweddowntopurple,gold,andgreenorpurple,gold,andblack.Wemayneverknowwhygreenwaspickedasthethirdcolor.
Thecolorsweren’tgivenanofficialmeaninguntil1892whentheRexparadehadthetheme“SymbolismofColors.”That’stheyearitwasdecidedthatpurplestoodforjustice,greenforfaith,andgoldforpower.
8.WhyaretherethreekindsofcolorsintheMardiGras?
A.Becausemixedcolorsareattractive.
B.BecauseithadrelationwiththeRexfounders.
C.Becausecolorswerelimitedatthattime.
D.BecauseitwasdecidedbyAlexeiAlexandrovichRomanoff.
9.Whyisgoldeasytobechosenthansilver?
A.Becauseithashighervalue.
B.Becauseitstandsforloyalty.
C.Becauseit’smorefittingforaking.
D.Becauseitisassociatedwithheraldryrules.
10.Whatdoes“green”standforaccordingtothepassage?
A.Justice.B.Power.
C.Faith.D.Harmony.
11.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?
A.HowWeretheColorsforMardiGrasChosen?
B.What’stheMeaningofColorsforMardiGras?
C.WhyNotHeadtoNewOrleansforMardiGras?
D.WhyAretheMardiGrasColorsPurple,Gold,andGreen?
D
Nooneisyetsurewhatroledigitaloutletswillplayinsportsmediainthefuture,buttheyareverymuchapartofthepresent,evenifeverythingstillisintheexperimentalphase.
MLBdippeditstoesintothesewatersin2018,whenitexclusively(独占地)streamed25gamesonFacebook,startingwithaMets-PhilliesgamelastApril.Butamongthe25gamesintotheYouTubeversion,itseemstohavecreatedlessconfusionthanthefirstgamedid,perhapsbecausetheconceptnolongerisnew,andperhapsbecauseitissofrictionless(无摩擦的).TimKatz,YouTube’sheadofsportspartnerships,saidthatwhiletherehasbeen“alittlebitofaversiontochange”amongfansunaccustomedtowatchingonastream,“generallyoncepeoplearetherewe’veseenreallypositivefeedback.”
ForMLB,theYouTubepackageallowsforexperimentingfurtherwithstreaming,whilealsotryingtoreachnew,presumablyyoungerfans.ErinTeague,headofproductforYouTubesports,saidthegoalsofmakingtraditionalfanscomfortableandattractingnewoneswerethekeypartoftheplanningprocess.“Wewanttomaketheexperienceeasytogettoforeveryone,”shesaid.“Weviewthisasanopportunitytoincreasetheaudienceacrosstheboard.Ithinkthat’sreallyimportant.”
KatznotedthathistoricallyYouTubehasnotofferedmuchlivesports,sothisisawaytoprovidemorequalitycontentforitsusers.AsforwhatmightcomenextandwhetherdigitaloutletssuchasYouTubemightbattletelevisionnetworksforsportsrights,Katzwouldnotpredict.Butthesegamesareprovidingexperienceanddataaboutaudiences.“Forus,Ithinkit’sreallyinterestingtotestandlearnandthatthelackofnegativityhasbeenreallyencouragingforus.”hesaid.
12.Whatdoesthepassagesayaboutdigitaloutlets?
A.Th