高一上学期期末考试英语试题 Word版含答案7.docx

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高一上学期期末考试英语试题Word版含答案7

试卷类型：

A

肇庆市中小学教学质量评估

—第一学期统一检测

高一英语

本试卷为高一英语试卷的笔试部分共8页，满分135分。

考试用时120分钟。

注意事项：

1.答卷前，考生务必用黑色字迹的钢笔或签字笔，将自己所在县（市、区）、姓名、试室号、座位号填写在答题卷上对应位置，再用2B铅笔将考生号涂黑．

2.选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卷上对应题目的答案标号涂黑；如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其它答案，答案不能写在试卷或草稿纸上．

3.非选择题必须用黑色字迹的钢笔或签字笔作答，答案必须写在答题卷各题目指定区域内相应的位置上；如需改动，先划掉原来的答案，然后再在答题区内写上新的答案；不准使用铅笔和涂改液．不按以上要求作答的答案无效．

第I卷

I．阅读理解（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A.B.C和D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

BabysitterWanted

Iamseeking（寻找）ababysitterformy6-month-oldson.AfewhoursonSaturdaysandSundaystohelpmeandthenothertimesasneeded.Heorsheshouldbeover18,responsible,loving,warm-hearted,andhavesomeexperienceincaringforbabies.Thispositionalsosuitsacollegestudentwithexperiencelookingforapart-timejob.Thepayis$10anhour.

Ifthissoundslikeagoodjobtoyou,pleasereplytorebecharv@orcall800-4964.

OfficeManagerWanted

Ourcompanyislookingforafull-timeexperiencedmanagertorunthebusiness.Strongskillsinorganizationandbusinessmanagementarerequiredforthisposition.Theofficemanagerwillberesponsibleforkeepingfinancialrecords,soheorsheshouldbefamiliarwithcomputers.

Pleasereplytojim@orcall800-6978toapply.

Waiter/WaitressWanted

Arestaurantislookingforanexperiencedwaiter/waitress.Knowledgeofwinesandexperienceindiningarenecessary.Mustworkwellunderpressureandunderstandthebasicsoffinediningandcustomerservice.

Ifyou’reinterested,pleasecontactusatjob-tkupe-1329358152@craigslist.orgtoapply.Thisisapart-timejob.

OfficeCleanerWanted

LookingforaPart-timejob?

ApositionintheMississaugaareaneedsanofficecleaner!

Part-time4hoursadayfrom10:

00am-2:

00pm.

Dutiesinclude:

●Cleaningthewashrooms

●Cleaningthefurniture

●Sweepingthefloors

●Othergeneralcleaningexperienceisnecessary.

Pay:

$15perhour

Replyto:

job-p3b7u-1365632206@craigslist.orgorcall800-8197.

1.Ifacollegegirlwithsomeexperiencecaringforchildrenwantstoapplyforajob,whereshouldshesendanemail?

A.job-p3b7u-1365632206@craigslist.org

B.job-tkupe-1329358152@craigslist.org

C.jim@

D.rebecharv@

2.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?

A.Theofficecleanerhastoworkthreehourseachday.

B.Onecanapplyforawaiterorwaitressbytelephone.

C.Ababysitterearns$5morethananofficecleanerperhour.

D.Experienceisnecessaryforallthesefourjobs.

3.Inwhichcolumn（专栏）canwereadthesemessagesinthenewspaper?

A.Newscolumn.B.Advertisingcolumn.

C.Entertainmentcolumn.D.Sportscolumn.

B

IclimbedKilimanjarowithLavaExpeditions（探险队）duringtherainyseason.

IflewtoNairobiinKenyaandspentseveraldaysthere.AtmyhotelinNairobiImettherestofthegroupwithwhomIwouldspendthenextweek.Wealltravelledonthebustogetherfora6-hourjourneyintoTanzaniaandthenArusha,aquiettown.

AfterwearrivedatourhotelinArusha,wehaddinnerandafewdrinks.ThenwewereintroducedtomoremembersincludingTaddeusMinja,themainguide,whowasveryexperienced—climbingKilimanjarorunsthroughthegenerations（代）ofhisfamily.

ThenextdaytheLavaExpeditionsmemberscheckedifwehadthecorrectandenoughclothingforourexpeditiononKilimanjaro.Onlyonepersonneededtobringmoreclothes.

Afterthatwesetoff,walkingintherainthroughthebeautyoftherainforest,allthewaytothefirstcamp.Iwashappythenextfewdaysastheviewwassowonderfulandchangedeveryday.IsufferedalittleduringthetripandIfeltsotired.ButthemembersofLavaExpeditionsprovidedmewithlotsofencouragement,whichwasoneofthebestmemories.FinallywereachedthetopofKilimanjaroinbrightblueskies.

IfeltexcitedaboutclimbingKilimanjaroandthefeelingdidn’tchangeduringmytrip.LavaExpeditionslookedaftermesowellthatIwasdeeplythankfulfortheirhelp.

4.HowdidtheauthorgettoNairobi?

A.Bybus.B.Bytrain.C.Byair.D.Onfoot.

5.WhatdoweknowaboutTaddeusMinjaaccordingtothepassage?

A.Heorganizedthejourney.

B.HewastheleaderofLavaExpeditions.

C.HewasthemanagerofahotelinArusha.

D.Hehadmuchknowledgeaboutclimbingmountains.

6.HowdidLavaExpeditionshelptheauthorwhileclimbingKilimanjaro?

A.Bycarryingbagsforhim.

B.Byofferingfoodtohim.

C.Byencouraginghim.

D.Byteachinghimclimbingskills.

7.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthispassage?

A.TotellreadersaboutLavaExpeditions.

B.TogivereadersadviceonclimbingKilimanjaro.

C.ToencouragemorepeopletoclimbKilimanjaro.

D.TosharehisexperienceofclimbingKilimanjaro.

C

Insects（昆虫）areaveryhealthyfood.Theyhavealmostasmuchprotein（蛋白质）asmeatfromapigorcowandarelowinfat.Eatinginsectsisalsoverygoodfortheenvironmentsincetheyneedlesslandandwaterthanlargeranimals.

MarcelDicke,whostudiesinsects,explainedinatalkhowinsectsalsoproducemoremeatfromthefoodtheyeat.Forexample,imagineafarmerfeedsacow10poundsoffood.Those10poundsoffoodproduceabout1poundofmeatforpeopletoeat.However,imaginethefarmergivesacertainnumberofinsects10poundsoffood.Those10poundsoffoodproduce9poundsofmeatforpeopletoeat!

Eatingmoreinsectscanalsohelppeopleinpoorareas.Manypeoplecanraiseandsellinsects,whichcanprovidejobsandfood.

Butinsectswillnotreplace（替代）animalmeatveryquickly.First,peopleinsomecountrieswouldhavetochangehowtheythinkabouteatinginsects.ManypeopleinNorthAmericaandEuropeeatalotofmeatlikebeefandpork.Buttheydonottraditionallyeatinsects.Infact,formanypeopleinthewest,eatinginsectssoundscrazy!

Theybelieveinsectsaredirtyanddangerous.Insectsmakethemfeeluncomfortable.

Somepeoplearetryingtodealwiththisproblem.Forexample,DavidGeorgeGordonwroteabooknamed“TheEat-A-BugCookbook”,whichtriestoshowpeoplethatinsectscanbedelicious.Otherinsectexpertstravelaroundtellingpeopleaboutthebenefits（好处）ofeatinginsects.Buttheystillhavealotofworktodo.

8.Eatinginsects_____.

A.isnothealthy

B.makespeopleputonfat

C.helpsprotectlargeanimals

D.isenvironmentallyfriendly

9.TheexampleofMarcelDickeisgiventoshow_____.

A.thehighcostoffoodproduction

B.it’squiteeasyforfarmerstoraiseinsects

C.raisinginsectsisagoodchoiceforfarmers

D.thedifferentwaysoffeedingcowsandinsects

10.Thelongwayeatinginsectshastogomainlyresultsfrom_____.

A.theirterribletasteB.people’soldbeliefs

C.familytraditionsD.eatingmethods

11.WecaninferfromDavidandotherinsectexpertsthat_____.

A.peoplecanmakealotofmoneyfrominsects

B.insectsshouldbebetterprotected

C.peopleshouldeatmoreinsects

D.it’sdangeroustoeatinsects

D

Today，wearetold，childrendon’tspendenoughtimeinthefreshair．ManyofthemareaddictedtoascreeneitheronacomputeroraTV—theyseemtobelivinginavirtual（虚拟的）world．Theyhavelosttouchwithnature．

Butnow400organizationsintheUK，fromplaygroupstotheNationalHealthService，areencouragingchildrentohavesome“wildtime”．Theywantkidstoswapatleast30minutesofwatchingTVorplayingcomputergamesfortimeplayingoutside．Activitiessuchasbuildingdens,climbingtrees,rummagingforconkersandplayinghideandseekarejustsomeofthethingskidscando.Eveniftheyliveinacity，theycangoonadventuresinthegardenorthepark．

Childrenoftenneedahelpinghandfrommumanddad．Theyneedtobeshownwhattodoandwheretogo．AndySimpsonfromNationalHealthServicesays，“Wewantparentstoseewhatthismagicalwonderproductdoesfortheirkids’development，independenceandcreativity，bygivingwildtimeago”．

Sodespite（尽管）thecomplicatedworldthatyoungpeoplegrowupinnow，itseemsthatgoingbacktobasicsandexperiencing“nature’splayground”iswhatmodernchildrenneed．DavidBondfromProjectWildThingsays，“Weneedtomakemorespaceforwildtimeinchildren’sdailyroutine，freeingthisgenerationofkidstohavethesortofexperiencesthatmanyofustookforgranted”．

Thismightsoundabitoldfashionedtoyouormaybe，likeme，it’smadeyouthinkaboutstickingonyourboots，gettingoutdoorsandrelivingyourchildhood.There’snoagelimitonenjoyingyourself!

12.Childrenareencouragedtodothefollowingactivitiesexcept

A．buildingdensB．climbingtrees

C．playinghideandseekD．watchingTV

13.Whatisthebesttitleofthetext?

A．WildtimeforchildrenB．Benefitsofwildtime

C．MorespaceforchildrenD．Adventuresofchildren

14.AccordingtoAndySimpson，weknowthat___________

A．wildtimeishardtodesign

B．wildtimeisbeneficialforchildren

C．parentsknowtheimportanceofwildtime

D．parentslikekeepingtheirchildrenindoors

15.Thelastparagraphsuggeststhat___________

A．peoplelikerecallingthepast

B．itisoutofdatetogooutdoors

C．itistoolateforadultstoenjoynature

D．peopleatanyagecanenjoywildtime

II英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第1节完形填空（共20小题：

每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Iamaterribledancer.IusuallytrytoavoidsituationswhereIwouldbeexpectedto16However,Irecentlyhadtogetovermy17whenmyworkmate18metoatraditionaldance.Iam19inBrittanyinFrancewherethepeoplehavea20regional（地域性的）identity.Theyevenhavetheirown21whichiscalledBreton.Everycoupleofmonths,eachtownhoststheirown22BretondancecalledaFestDeizwhichisBretonfor‘dayfe