学年高一英语暑强化训练试题三 新人教A版Word文档下载推荐.docx

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Ifyougo:

7:

30pm,Sept.3.ConcertHall,NationalCenterforthePerformingArts.010-6655-0000.

Ticket:

300—1,380yuan（$45—200）

Dutchmastersexhibitionisclosing

Anexhibitionshowcasingmasterpiecesofthe17thcenturyDutchGoldenAgewillcometoanendduring

theweekend.The17thcenturyDutchGoldenAgehadseveralsignificantartistsandarangeofgreatpiecesproducedduringtheperiod,includingJanVermeer’sAYoungWomanSeatedataVirginal,JanLievens’BoyinaCape,andTurbanandRembrandt’sSelf-PortraitwithShadedEyes.ItisthefirsttimesomeofthemostrefinedexamplesofthetimehavebeenshowninChina.

9am—5pm,throughSept.3（closedonMondays）.NationalMuseumofChina.010-6400-1476.

50yuan

Whenartisaparty

Beijing-bornartistZhaoBandisaysheusesapartyasametaphor（隐喻）forsociety.The51-year-oldadds

thatatapartyheisabletoobservewhatishappeningandkeepsomedistancefromit.Hisexhibition,ZhaoBandi:

ChinaParty,isnowbeingheldatthe798areainBeijing.

10am—7pm,closedonMondays,throughOct.22.UCCA,798ArtZone,Jiuxianqiao,Chaoyang

District,Beijing.010-5780-0200.

30—50yuan

Gintama

Adaptedfromthepopularmanga（漫画）series,Gintama,theJapaneseaction-comedyfilmofthesamename

hitsscreensintheChinesemainlandtoday.

Clickheretolearnmore.

21.WhenmightTakingthebatonbeoninShenzhen?

A.OnAug.29.B.OnSept.1.C.OnSept.3.D.OnOct.1.

22.Ifyouarefondofthe17thcenturyartworks,wherecanyougotoenjoyone?

A.Onawebsite.

B.IntheNationalMuseumofChina.

C.IntheNationalCenterforthePerformingArts.

D.InUCCA,798ArtZone,Jiuxianqiao,ChaoyangDistrict,Beijing.

23.IfyouarefreeonaMondayafterSept.3,you’dbetterconsultmore_____.

A.bydialing010-6655-0000B.bydialing010-6400-1476

C.bydialing010-5780-0200D.byclickingthelinkonitswebsite

B

WhenIwasnineyearsoldIlivedinasmalltown.Ifoundanadforsellinggreetingcardsinthebackofachildren’smagazine.IthoughttomyselfIcoulddothis.Ibeggedmymothertoletmesendforthekit（成套工具）.

Twoweekslaterthekitarrived.Thenextthreehourslater,Ireturnedhomewithnocardandapocketfullof

moneyshouting,“Mama,allthepeoplecouldn’twaittobuymycards!

”Asalespersonwasborn.

WhenIwastwelveyearsold,myfathertookmetoseeZigZiegler.IremembersittinginthedarkhalllisteningtoMr.Zieglerraiseeveryone’sspiritsuptoceiling.IlefttherefeelinglikeIcoulddoanything.Whenwegottothecar,Iturnedtomyfatherandsaid,“Dad,Iwanttomakepeoplefeellikethat.”MyfatheraskedmewhatImeant.“IwanttobeamotivationalspeakerjustlikeMr.Ziegler,”Ireplied.Adreamwasborn.

Recently,Ibeganpursuingmydreamofmotivatingothers.IrealizedthateverythingIhadaccomplished—

thegraduatedegree,thesuccessfulsalescareer,speakingappointments,trainingandmanagingforamajorfortune

100companyasaseniormanager—hadpreparedmeforthismoment.ItoldmybosswhowasagreatleaderIwouldleavethecompanythoughImightnotreachsuchaheightincareer.HetoldmetoproceedandhebelievedIwouldsucceed.

Havingmadethatdecision,Iwasimmediatelytested.OneweekafterIgavenotice,myhusbandwaslaidoff

fromhisjob.Wehadrecentlyboughtanewhomeandneededbothincomestomakethemonthlymortgage（抵押）paymentandnowweweredonetonoincome.Ievenplannedtoturnbacktomyformercompany,knowingtheywantedmetostaybutIwascertainthatifIwentback,Iwouldneverleave.IdecidedIstillwantedtomoveforwardratherthanendupwithamouthfullof“ifonlys”lateron.Amotivationalspeakerwasborn.

WhenIheldfasttomydream,evenduringthetoughtimes,themiracles（奇迹）reallybegantohappen.Ina

shorttimeperiodmyhusbandfoundabetterjob.Wedidn’tmissamortgagepayment.AndIwasabletobookseveralspeakingappointmentswithnewclients（客户）.Idiscoveredtheincrediblepowerofdreams.Ilovedmyoldjob,myworkmatesandthecompanyIleft,butitwastimetogetonwithmydream.TocelebratemysuccessIhadalocalartistpaintmynewofficeasagarden.Atthetopofonewallshemarked,“Theworldalwaysmakeswayforthedreamer.”

24.Whywasthekitsentfor?

A.Sellinggreetingcards.B.Collectinggreetingcards.

C.Buyinggreetingcards.D.Sendinggreetingcards.

25.Whendidtheauthordecidetobecomeamotivationalspeaker?

A.Afterbuyinganewhomebymortgage.

B.Aftergivingnoticetoleavehersecurepositioninthecompany.

C.Afterfindingajobinamajorfortune100company.

D.AfterlisteningtoMr.Ziegler’sinspiringspeech.

26.ThefollowingstatementsabouttheauthorarecorrectEXCEPT________.

A.Shewasonceanexcellentmanager.

B.Sheleftherpostattheheightofhercareer.

C.Shewasnotsurewhethertheformercompanycouldaccepther.

D.Shedidn’tmisspayingthemonthlymortgagepayment.

27.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemeaninthelastparagraph?

A.Carryonwithyourdreamsandyouwillbesuccessful.

B.Riskeverythingyouhaveforadreamandyouwillsucceed.

C.Theworldbelongstoalldreamers.

D.Everyonewillfindtheirdreams.

C

Longbeforeiphones,thecigarettewasthecompanionofchoiceforrestlessness.AndlongbeforeFacebookandWeChat,itwastobaccothatpromisedtobetteryoursociallife.Now,quittingsmartphoneshasbecomethenewquittingsmoking.

Ofcourse,technologydoesnotyellowyourteeth,causediseaseorleadtocancer.Butsomeindividualsareso

concernedthatdeviceaddictionisdamagingtheirmentalhealth.Inordertoreducetheirdependence,eveninSiliconValley,peopleareturningoffthemessagesthatconstantlybuzzfortheirattention,banningsmartphonesfromthebedroomand,curiously,changingthecolorsontheirscreenstoalesstemptingscaleofgray.

Thebigtechcompanieswillhavetoworkouthowtorespondtothisnewgenerationofquitters.Facebookis

thefirsttogopublicwithitsattempt,hopingitsrecentmovecanmakethesocialnetworkmorehomely.

Lastyearthetechindustrygotabadname—BigTech—withunfortunateechoes（共鸣）ofotherindustriesthathavefacedfierceopposition,includingBigTobacco.Likethem,thetechindustryhastoreduceconcernfromanewgenerationofactivistshareholders（股东）thatarequestioningitsroleintheworld.ThesecampaignsareneverasfierceasthosefacedbyBigTobacco.Inthe1990s,sociallyresponsibleinvestorsrefusedtoputmoneyintobaccostocks.

ItisfardifficultforinvestorstochallengeBigTechandhardtoseparatethegoodthesecompaniesdointhe

world—connectingoldfriendsandgivingspaceforpeopletosharetheirideas—fromthebad.Inthemeantime,stoppingusingtechnologyremainsproblematic.InTheWorldWithoutMind:

TheExistentialThreatofBigTech,FranklinFoerarguesthattechshouldbeseeninasimilarwaytojunkfood:

aconveniencethatsomerejectformorecontinuingnutrition.

Soweneedtodomoretoturnthetide.Inthesamewaythatpublicserviceannouncementsmadesmoking

aroundyourchildrentaboo（禁忌）,wecanwarnparentsagainstlosingthemselvesintheirsmartphoneswhiletakingcareofkids.Wecanalsocreateno-smartphonezonesatdinner.Eventuallysmartphonescouldbebannedfromallpublicplacesandhelpusgiveourattentiontothepeoplearoundusinstead.

28.Howdidpeoplekeepcloserelationshipswithothersinthepast?

A.Bysmoking.B.Bydrinking.C.ByphoningD.Bydiningout.

29.WhyisthetechindustrycalledBigTech?

A.Itplaysabadroleintheworld.B.ItisasbigasBigTobacco.

C.Ithasanunfortunatename.D.ItisagiantinSiliconValley.

30.WhatcanweinferfromFranklinFoer’sargumentaboutthetech?

A.Itpromotessocialdevelopment.B.Itisstillfavoredbysomepeople.

C.ItisworsethanBigTobacco.D.Itofferscontinuingnutrition.

31.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.CreatingaNoSmartphoneLife

B.SmartphonesEnrichOurSocialLife

C.SmokingDoesGreaterHarmThanSmartphonesDo

D.QuittingSmartphonesIstheNewQuittingSmoking

D

ComedyandPsychology

EarlierthisyearIdidapart-timecomedycourse.TheclasswastaughtbyRyan,aprofessionalcomedian.I

hadperformedashow,whichwasn’toriginallymeanttobeacomedy.However,theaudiencelaughedatmyfirstjoke,thencontinuedtolaughthroughouttheroutinesthatweremeanttobeserious.SoitwastheaudiencewhotoldmeIwasfunny,butIdidn’tunderstandwhyorhowtocontrolthecomic（滑稽的）moments.So,Ijoinedthecoursetolearn.

“Turnoffyoureditorthatmakesyousaytherightthingandrememberhowtobeachild,”explainedRyan.“Don’ttrytobeclever.Don’ttrytoohardtobefunny…andknowingallaboutthetheoryofhumorisunlikelytohelpyoumuch.Justbehaveinasillyway.That’swhatpeoplewanttoseeonstage.”Ryanwouldhelpusloosenupbysayingthingslike,“Wanderaroundtalkingtoothers,butmakesurethatyou’retheloweststatuspersonhere.”

I’dsaythatunderstandingthepsychologyofhumorhasactuallyhelped.RecentlyIcameacrossthebook

InsideJokes:

UsingHumortoReverse-EngineertheMind.Itsmainidea