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学年吉林省五地六校合作校高二第一学期期末考试英语试题B卷Word版听力
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吉林省“五地六校”合作2018-2019学年高二第一学期期末考试(B)英语试题
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一、阅读理解
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AllJalenBaileywantsisforhismomtobehappy.So,the8-year-oldboyisusingahobbythatbringshimmuchjoytomakeenoughmoneytobuyherahouse.
Rightnow,theyliveinasmallapartmentinFresno,California,becauseit'salltheycanafford,butJalenishopingtochangethatwithhisbakery.“IknowJalenwantsmetohaveabiggerplace,butIwantthesameforhim,”SharhondaMahan,Jalen'smom,toldTODAY.“Hedeservesabigkitchentocookinandabackyardtorunaroundin.”
Jalen,whostartedbakingat5,openedJalen'sBakeryoutofhiskitchenonJuly1andhasalreadyraised$200.“Ilovebakingbecauseit'skindoflikescience,”Jalensaid.“Yougettoputdifferentbakingmaterialsintoabowlandmakesomethingnew,whichiswhatscienceisallabout.”
Fornow,he'sdeliveringthebakedgoodslocallyaroundFresnowiththehelpfromhismom—buthelaunchedaGoFundMe,hopingtoeventuallyshipnationwide.Jalenhasalwaysbeenalittleentrepreneur(企业家),takingafterhismom,afull-timenanny.Infact,healsohasaphotographybusinessontheside.
At6,hestartedanannualback-to-schooldriveatalocalhomelessshelterandmadebraceletstosellatschoolcarnivals.HealsotookabusinessclassinearlyJunetolearnhowtostartalemonadestand,butdecidedtousethosesameskillstoinsteadopenabakery.
“Everyoneinthefamilykepttellinghimhowgoodheisatbakingandsuggesteddoingthatinsteadofalemonadestand,”Mahansaid.“Heagreedwiththemandtheverynextday,hewasfillingoutanapplicationtogethisbakinglicense.”Oncehehadhislicense,heattendedhisfirstbusinessmixer.Whilenetworkingwithlocalbakers,hemetonewhoofferedtodonateJalenanoven,sohecouldbakeevenmorecookiesandbananabread.
4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“that”inParagraph2referto?
A.Jalen’shobby.B.Agreatdealofmoney.
C.Jalen’sfamilymembers.D.Thestateoflivinginasmallhouse.
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B.Hisfavoritesubjectisscience.
C.He’sfondofscientificinvention.
D.He’sinterestedindoingbusiness.
6.WhatmadeJalenfinallychoosetoopenabakery?
A.Thelocalbakers’suggestion.
B.Thebakinglicensehehadgot.
C.Hisfamily’sadviceandsupport.
D.Hisrelatedknowledgeandskills.
7.WhatcanwelearnaboutJalen’sbakeryfromthepassage?
A.Ithasopenedforthreeyears.
B.Ithasbroughthimenoughmoney.
C.Ithasgottheaidofthelocals’help.
D.Ithasbecomeafamouslocalbakery.
Whenyougetacut,youcoveritwithabandage.Howdoyouknowwhentochangeit?
Maybeyoujustwaituntilit’swetordirty.Butwhenpeoplehavelong-termorchronic(慢性的)woundsthattakemonthstogetbetter,changingbandagestooearlyortolatecouldmakehealingtakeevenlonger.Changingthedressingonawoundtoooftencanprovideanopportunityforinfectionstogetin.Butifabandagegetsverywetveryquicklyfromtheinside,itmightbefillingwithpus(脓)--asignaninfectionhasbegun.Judgingjustwhentochangeisimportant.
Chronicwoundsarecommoninpeoplewhoareolderorwhohavecertainhealthconditions.Chronicwoundsaffectaround6.5millionpeopleperyearintheUnitedStates.WhenAnushkaNaiknaware,13,learnedaboutchronicwounds,shedecidedtomakeadevicethatcouldalertapersonwhenit’stimetochangetheirbandages.
Afteralotoftrialsanderrors,theteensettledonadesignthatusedan“ink”filledwithcarbonnanoparticles(纳米粒子).Theteenloadedherinkintoaprintercartridge(墨盒)toprintontoherspecialpaper,whichwastobemadeintobandage.Well,actually,Anushkaloadedherinkintomany,manyprintercartridges.Justchangingaprintercartridgeisn’teasy,andfillingoneisevenharder.
Thesmallprintedpaperscostonly5to10cents,Anushkaestimates.TheBluetoothsensorismoreexpensive,buttheteennotesthatitcouldbeusedoverandoveragain.Shealsoknowsthereisalongwaytogobeforeherdesigncanhelppatients.Ithasn’tbeentestedonarealpersonyet.“Youhavetomakesureeverythingworksperfectly,”shesays.
8.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph1?
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B.Chronicwoundswithabandagewon’theal.
C.Changingbandagesoftenwillhelpcurewounds.
D.Olderpeoplearevictimsofchronicwounds.
9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“alter”inParagraph2probablymean?
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10.WhatisstressedinParagraph3?
A.Theshapeoftheprintercartridge.
B.Thediscoveryofmaterialsofthebandage.
C.Theamazingfeaturesofcarbonnanoparticles.
D.ThedifficultyAnushkahadwithherinvention.
11.Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthetext?
A.Abandageiswidelyusedforinjuries.
B.Agirldecidestotreatchronicwounds.
C.Abandagethatcantellthechangingtime.
D.Ateeninventsadevicethathealswounds.
OverthepastfewyearsI’vehadanuncomfortablesensethatsomeone,orsomething,hasbeenmakingchangestomybrain.I’mnotthinkingthewayIusedtothink.IcanfeelitmoststronglywhenI’mreading.Involvingmyselfinabookoralengthyarticleusedtobeeasy.That’srarelythecaseanymore.
IthinkIknowwhat’sgoingon.Foroveradecade,I’vebeenspendinglotsoftimeonline.TheWebhasbeenagodsendtomeasawriter.ResearchthatoncerequireddaysintheroomsoflibrariescannowbedoneinminutesbyafewGooglesearches.EvenwhenI’mnotworking,I’mscanningheadlinesorjusttrippingfromlinktolink.
TheNetisbecomingauniversalmediumwhereinformationflowsthroughmyeyesandearsandintomind.Theperfectrecallofsiliconmemory(硅制存储器)canbeablessingtothinking.Butthatcomesataprice.AsthemediatheoristMarshallMcluhanpointedout,mediaarenotjustpassivechannelsofinformation.Theysupplythestuffofthought,buttheyalsoshapetheprocessofthought.AndwhattheNetseemstobedoingisweakeningmyabilityforconcentration.OnceIwasadriverintheseaofwords.NowIzipalongthesurfacelikeaflyingswallow.
I’mnottheonlyone.WhenImentionmytroubleswithreadingtoacquaintances,BruceFriedman,ablogger,alsohasdescribedhowtheInternethaschangedhismentalhabits.Histhinkinghastakenona“staccato(破碎)”quality.“Ican’treadWarandPeaceanymore”headmitted,“I’velosttheabilitytodothat.”
Arecentlypublishedstudysuggeststhatwhenreadingonline,wetendtobecome“moredecoders(解码器)ofinformation”.Wearenotonlywhatweread;wearehowweread.
12.Accordingtothepassage,theauthorthinks_______
A.theNetismerelyaheadache.
B.hecannolongerdiebutswimshallowly.
C.theoncenaturallydeepreadinghasbecomeastruggle.
D.otherpeoplearoundrarelyhavesimilarfeelingslikehim.
13.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardstheInternet?
A.Thoroughlypassive.
B.Totallypuzzled.
C.Gladlyapproving.
D.Evidentlyworried.
14.Fromthepassage,themorepeopleusetheWeb,_________
A.themorementalhabitscanbeimproved.
B.themoretheyhavetofighttostayfocused.
C.themoretheyareinfluencedinshape.
D.themoreonlineactivitiestheycanenjoy.
15.Whichofthefollowingcanbestsummarizethetext?
A.IstheNetgraduallymakingusstupid?
B.Longarticlesarehardtoreadnowadays.
C.Dopeoplelackconcentrationtoco