英语河南省郑州市八校学年高一下学期期中联考试题Word格式文档下载.docx
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5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?
A.Weather.
B.Clothes.
C.News.
第二节
（共15小题；
每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。
每段对话或独白后有2至4个小题，从题中做给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。
听每段对话或独白前，你将有5秒钟的时间阅读各个小题；
听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。
每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.
Why
is
Harry
unwilling
to
join
the
woman?
A.
He
has
a
pain
in
his
knee.
B.
wants
watch
TV.
C.
too
lazy.
7.
What
will
woman
probably
do
next?
Stay
at
home.
Take
hospital.
Do
some
exercise.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8.
When
man
be
home
from
work?
At
5:
45.
6:
15.
50.
9.
Where
speakers
go?
The
Green
House
Cinema.
New
State
UME
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10.
How
speaker
go
York?
By
air.
taxi.
bus.
11.
are
making
trip?
For
business.
shopping.
holiday.
12.
probable
relationship
between
speakers?
Driver
and
passenger
Husband
wife.
Fellow
workers.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13.
does
this
conversation
take
place?
In
restaurant.
an
office.
classroom.
14.
John
now?
He’s
trainer.
tour
guide.
college
student.
much
can
new
person
earn
for
first
year?
$10,500.
$
12,000.
15,000.
16.
many
people
hire?
Four.
Three.
Two.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.
long
lived
big
city?
One
year.
Ten
years.
Eighteen
18.
speaker’s
opinion
on
public
transport?
It’s
comfortable.
time-saving.
cheap.
19.
good
about
living
small
town?
safer.
healthier.
more
convenient.
20.
kind
of
life
seem
like
most?
Busy.
Colorful
Quiet.
第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（共15小题；
每小题2分，满分30分）
A
Chances
IreallylovemyjobbecauseIenjoyworkingwithsmallchildrenandlikethechallengesandawardsfromthejob.Ialsothinkmyworkisimportant.TherewasatimewhenIthoughtIwouldneverhavethatsortofcareer（职业）.
Iwasn’tanexcellentstudentbecauseIdidn’tdomuchschoolwork.InmyfinaltermIstartedthinkingwhatImightdoandfoundIdidn’thavemuchtooffer.IjustacceptedthatIwasn’tthetypetohaveacareer.
Ithenfoundmyselfajob.Lookingaftertwolittlegirls.Itwasn’ttoobadatfirst.ButtheproblemsbeganwhenIagreedtolivein,sothatIwouldbethereifmybosshadtogooutforbusinessintheevening.WeagreedthatifIhadtoworkextrahoursoneweek，she’dgivemetimeoffthenext.Butunfortunately,itdidn’toftenworkout.Iwasgettingextremelytiredandfedup,becauseIhadtoomanylatenightsandearlymorningswiththechildren.
OneSunday,Iwasintheparkwiththechildren，andmetMeganwhousedtogotoschoolwithme.Itoldheraboutmysituation.ShesuggestedthatIshoulddoacourseandgetaqualification（资格证书）ifIwantedtoworkwithchildren.Ididn’tthinkIwouldbeacceptedbecauseIdidn’ttakemanyexamsinschool.Shepersuadedmetophonethelocalcollegeandtheywerereallyhelpful.MyexperiencecountedforalotandIgotonapart-timecourse.Ihadtoleavemyjobwiththefamily,andgotworkhelpingoutatakindergarten.
NowI’vegotafull-timejobthere.IshallalwaysbethankfultoMegan.IwishIhadknownearlierthatyoucouldhaveacareer,evenifyouaren’ttopoftheclassatschool.
21.Whatistheauthor’spresentjob?
A.Workingpart-timeinacollege.
B.Takingcareofchildrenforafamily.
C.Helpingchildrenwiththeirschoolwork.
D.Lookingafterchildrenatakindergarten.
22.Whenstayingwiththetwogirls’family,theauthor________.
A.waspaidforextrawork
B.oftenworkedlonghours
C.gotmuchhelpfromherboss
D.tookadayoffeveryotherweek
23.Whydidtheauthorleaveherfirstjob？
A.Shefoundafull-timejob.
B.Shewasfedupwithchildren.
C.Shedecidedtoattendapart-timecourse.
D.Sheneededarestafterworkingextrahours.
24.Whathastheauthorlearnedfromherownexperiences?
A.Lesssuccessfulstudentscanstillhaveacareer.
B.Qualificationsarenecessaryforacareer.
C.Hardworkmakesanexcellentstudent.
D.Onemustchoosethejobshelike.
B
Instagramiscontainingsomanyphotosoffood—nowapop-updinerinLondonistakingadvantageofthisnewtrendbylettingpeoplesettlethebillfortheirmealssimplybyuploadingphotosoftheirdishestosocialnetworks.
Ialwaysthoughtpeople’stakingpicturesoftheirfoodwaskindofsilly,butatthisnewpop-uprestaurantintheUK,I’dprobablydoittoo.‘ThePictureHouse’istheworld’sfirstpay-by-photorestaurant—youorder,clickaphotoofthefood,shareonInstagramandeatforfree!
Therestaurantbelongstofrozenfoodgiant（巨人）BirdsEye,whocameupwiththeideatocashinonpeople’saddictionwithphotographingfoodandsharingthepicturesonline.TheyconductedasurveyandfoundoutthatmorethanhalfoftheBritishpopulationregularlytookpicturesoftheirmeals.Sotheyrealizeditwasabetterwaytoadvertisetheirnewdiningrange.
Thepop-updinerwasopeninSoho,LondonforthreedaysinMay,andisnowmovingtoothermajorUKcities.Theyservetwo-coursemealsthatcustomersdon’thavetopayfor,iftheyphotoandInstagramit.
TherestaurantisapartofBirdsEye’s‘FoodforLife’campaign,anewmarketingprojectthataimsatchangingthewaypeoplelookatfrozenfood."
Takingphotosoffoodenablespeopletoshowoffandtosharetheirmealtimemoments—fromtheeverydaytothespecial,"
saidmarketingdirectorMargaretJobling.
ThereactiontoThePictureHousehasbeengreatsofar.Andthepay-by-pictureconcepthasproventobeaneffectiveway.Alternativepaymentmethodsareactuallygainingpopularityamongalotofbusinesses.Lastyear,inacafeinGermanycustomerspaybyhowmuchtimetheyspendthere,notbywhatthey
25.Instagramprobablyis____.
A.arestaurantfreeofcharge
B.acampaignof“FoodforLife”
C.anewmarketingproject
D.aprogramusedtosharephotos
26.“ThePictureHouse”encouragessharingphotosofitsfoodto____.
A.raisethepriceoffrozenfood
B.attractmorecustomers
C.createanewsocialmediatrend
D.rewardtheregularcustomers
27.Whichofthefollowingcanserveasthebesttitleforthepassage?
A.NoNeedtoPay.
B.ThePop-upDiner.
C.PaybyPicture.
D.FoodforLife.
C
AlthoughParisisoftenconsideredthecityofromance,closetoamillionadultswhocallithomearesingle.ManysinglepeoplesaythatFrance’scapitalisoneofthemostdifficultplacestomeetpeople.Thecomplaints（抱怨）ofthislonelygrouphaveinspiredanewphenomenonknownas“supermarketdating.”AtGalerieLafayetteGourmet,singlescanshopformorethanjusttheitemsontheirgrocerylist.Theycanlookforsomeonewhohasblueeyes,brownhair,andis1.8meterstall,orwhatevermaybeontheirromanticshoppinglist.
AtthisParislocation,singlepeopleofallagescanscheduletheirshoppingforThursdaynightsbetween6:
30and9:
00p.m.Whentheywalkthroughthedoor,theypickupapurplebaskettoadvisethattheyarelookingforlove.Theytrytoarriveearlybecausethebasketsdisappearquickly,andthentheyhavetowaitinlinefortheirturntowanderthestoreaisles（过道）.
Withpurplebasketsinhand,shopperscanconsidertheirromanticoptionswhiletheypickouttheirgroceries.Whentheyarereadytopay,theycangotothecheckoutlineforsingleswhowanttochat.
MostofthepeoplewholookforloveinthesupermarketareskepticalofInternetdating.Theyknowthatitiseasytoembellish（美化）one’sappearanceortolieaboutone’sageovertheInternet.Thesupermarket,ontheotherhand,isconsideredasafeandcasualenvironmentinwhichtomeetapotentialmatch.Inaddition,whatonefindsinanother’sgrocerybasketcansayathingortwoaboutthatperson’scharacterorintentions.Buyingpetfoodcanbeaman’swayofshowingapotentialmatchthathehasasensitiveside.Womenwhofilltheirbasketswithlow-fatfoodshowtheirhealthystyleofliving.Thesedaysit’spossibletofindmuchmorethanfoodatagrocerystore.
28.WhatdomanysinglepeopleinPairscomplainabout?
A.Thedifficultyinmeetingpeople.
B.Theideaofsupermarketdating.
C.Theitemsontheirgrocerylist.
D.Theinconvenienceinshopping.
29.Whichofthefollowingcanbeinferred（推断）butisnotclearlystatedinthesecondparagraph?
A.ThedatingsupermarketislocatedinParis.
B.ThedatingsupermarketisopenonlyonThursdayevenings.
C.Peoplelookingforlovemustgetabasketofaparticularcolour.
D.Thedatingsupermarkethasverygoodbusiness.
30.Howdoloveshoppersmeetoneanother?
A.Theyscheduletheirmeeting
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