广东省佛山市顺德区李兆基中学高三上学期第二次月考英语英语文档格式.docx

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Headtooneofthesefestivalsandyou'

llfindcriticallypraisedbands,first-rateliteratureandpeacefulsettingsforenjoyingfreshjuiceasthesungoesdown

PrimaveraSound,Barcelona,Spain

May31-june4

Primaverahasbecomethego-tofestivalforthosewholovegoodtunes,butcan'

tbearthethoughtofaweekendscamping

BandsplayattheParedelForum,withpartygoerseitherstayinginhotelsorrentedapartments.ThisyearsartistsincludeWildBeastsBrokenSocialSceneandJapandroids

Melt.Grafenhainichen,Germany

July14-16

Melt’sreputationasEurope’sbiggestpartyfestivalhasbeenassuredforyears

TechnoandhouseDJSprovidelotsofentertainment,fittingperfectlywiththeattractivesettinginanindustrialmuseumbetweenLeipzigandBerlin.

Biggernamesinclude,too,suchasthetalentedWarpaintandthesleepybeatsofBonobo

Roskilde,Denmark

June24-july1

OneofEurope'

sbiggestfestivals,Roskildeiscenturies-longinmusichistory

BigactslikeFooFightersandTheWeekendprovidethemaindraw.

It’sintheouterfieldswherethingsgetinteresting,withstreetartinGraffitiCityandtheGhettoblasterforsomehardcorepartyaction.

PortEliot,Cornwall,UK

July27-30

SetinthegroundsofabeautifulstatelyhomeinStGermans,Cornwall,PortEliotisunlikeanyotherfestivals.Festivalgoerscanexploretheroomsoftheattractivehouse,gowildswimmingintheriverandtakepartinworkshopsoneverythingfromcheese-makingtofood-searching.Ortheycansimplyspendtimelisteningtothebestalternativemusicoutthere.Thisisarelaxingfestivalformodernlife

1.InwhichcountrycanpeopleseeWildBeastsonJune2?

A.SpainB.Germany,C.Denmark.D.TheUK

2.Whichfestivalhasahistoryofover100yearsaccordingtothetext?

APrimaveraSound.B.Melt.C.RoskildeD.PortEliot

3.WhatisspecialaboutPortEliot?

A.Itgivespartygoerschancestoplaymusic

B.Itprovidesroomsforpartygoerstolivein

C.Itprovidespartygoerswithhands-onexperiences

DItshostcityislocatedbetweentheriverandthesea

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Alltoooften,whenchildrenarediagnosedwithadisabilityorseriousillness,theirworldisfilledwithappointmentsanddisappointments.Theymightfacelengthyhospitalstaysandpainful

treatments,nottomentionmissedopportunitiestobeakid.

MadisonSteiner-nicknamed“Peach”ismakingadifferenceinthesechildren’slivesbygivingthemthegiftofrecognizingtheirindividualitythatshinesthroughtheirhealthconditions.

In2011,shedecidedtoputhercaringoncanvas（帆布）-butinsteadofturningtoatraditionalartmedium,shestartedpaintingcustomsneakersforchildrenlivingwithserioushealthconditions.

Ashergivinggainedstrength,Steinerfoundedanonprofitorganization,Peach’sNeetFeet,basedinherhomestateofNewMexico.Today,withthehelpofdozensofartistsacrosstheUS,Peach’sNeetFeetprovides50pairsofshoestochildreneachmonth.Eachpairiscustomizedforaspecificchild’sinterestsandcourageousfight.Theorganizationcoordinates（协调）donationswithmorethan20hospitalsandothernonprofitonesnationwide.

Since2011,Peach'

sNeetFeethasdonatedmorethan3,000pairsshoesandhelped4,000familieswithotherservices,includingcarepackagesforchildren（withtoysandartsupplies）,necessitiesforfamiliesfacinglengthyhospitalstays“PeachParties”andothereventstoraisefundsandcommunityawareness,andasupportnetworkforchildrenandfamilies

In2012.SteinersworkwashonoredasthewinneroftheRandomActsofKindnessFoundationsExtremeKindnessChallenge,whichgavePeach’sNeetFeettheopportunitytoworkwithStorytellersforGoodtoproduceavideoabouttheshoesimpact.SteinerwasaguestspeakerattheChopraFoundationSagesandScientistsSymposium2013,andPeach'

sNeetFeetreceivedtheShecklerFoundation'

s“BeTheChange”awardinMay2014.InSeptember2014,shespokeatthe5thannualTED&

ABQconferenceinAlbuquerque,N.M.

4.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribePeachaccordingtothetext?

A.Creativeandhelpful.B.Confidentandstraightforward

C.Considerateandmodest.D.Easy-goingandproductive.

5.WhatisspecialabouttheshoesofferedbySteiner?

A.Theycancurethekidsofthecancer.B.Theycanbetransformedintoatoy.

C.TheyarerareandvaluableforcollectorsD.Theyaremadetosuitspecialtastesandneeds

6.WhatdoesPeach'

sNeetFeetprovideforthepeoplebesidestheartshoes?

A.HelpintheformofcheckB.Medicalcareforpatients

C.Companyinhospital.D.Asupportnetworkforsickkids

7.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?

A.Steiner'

sambitionB.Steinersachievements

C.Steinerspassiontothecharity.D．Theactivitiesheldby“PeachParties”

C

Askanyofmystepchildrenandthey'

llagree:

Thequickestwaytoproducealongandangryshoutistocomplain,"

It'

snotfair!

"

Icangoonandonabouthowfairnesshasnothingtodowithwhogetstheslightlylargercookie,andhowimportantitistobegratitudeforalloftheincredibleprivilegeswehave.Andyet,IdisplayedrightbythoseinspiringquotesaboutthankfulnesspostedbyfamilyandfriendsonFacebook.I’velaughedattheconceptofkeepingagratitudejournal,adailydiaryofthingsinmylifetobethankfulfor,asseenonOprahandinmanystudiesabouthappiness.（Despitealltheevidencetorecommendit,keepingonejustdoesn’tfeellikeme.）

Butaccordingtoarecentstudy,peoplewhopractisegratitudearemorejoyfulandoptimisticandlesslonely,Iwouldlovetoexperienceallofthosethings,sowhydoIgetallsickinsidewhenIhearaboutpractisinggratitude?

Thebiggestreasonisthatitsometimesfeelsslightlydishonest.

Earlierthisyear,though,Idecideditwastimetogivegratitudearealchance;

Iwantedtoseefirsthandifitwouldchangemyoutlook.Then,astreamofterriblethingshappened-itfeltlikeeverynightonthenewstherewasanothertragedy,anditfeltlikethewholeworldwasgoingtoruin.Puttingasideafewminutesadaytothinkaboutalltheawesomethingsinmylifefeltbothunimportantanddisrespectful.ButIsatdownandtriedit.WhileIwouldn'

tgoasfarasajournal,Ididtrytospendafewminuteseachdayfeelingthankful.

Andsomethingclicked.Allowingmyselfsmallmomentsofgratitudedidn’tfeelastiredasIthoughtitwould,itfeltuplifting,evenrestorative.Irealizedthatgratitudeasagoalstillmakesme

change.Appreciatingwhatwehavecanhelpusunderstandwhatotherpeopleare,bothfarawayandclosertohome.

8.Whydoestheauthormentionthestoryofhisstepchildren?

A.TointroducethetopicofthetextB.Toexpresstheyarespeciallynaughty

C.ToshowhowfairheistothemD.Topresentthebenefitsofpracticinggratitude

9.Whatwastheauthorsattitudetopractisinggratitudeindailylifeinthebeginning?

A.Supportive,B.Disapproving.C.Ambiguous.D.Relaxed

10.Howdidtheauthorfeelwhenactuallypractisinggratitudeearlierthisyear?

A.Spiritless.B.Respectful.C.Amused.D.Proud

11.WhatdoestheauthormeanbysayingwAndsomethingclicked"

inthelastparagraph?

A.Thechangeshappenedtohim.B.Thelivingconditionsgotworse.

C.SmallmomentswerevaluableD.Thehelpwastimelyandimportant

D

Theeffectonhappinessofexposuretonitrogendioxide（NO2）,agasmostlyproducedindieselfumes（柴油机，iscomparabletotheeffectfromlosingajob,endingarelationshiporthedeathofapartner,researchsuggests

Thestudyfounda“significantandnegativeassociation”betweenlifesatisfactionandlevelsofthepollutant,whichcauseslungproblems.SarahJKnightandPeterHowleyofYorkUniversitytooklifesatisfactiondatafromtheBritishHouseholdPanelSurveyandUKHouseholdLongitudinalSurveyandcompareditwithdetailedairqualityrecordsfromtheDepartmentforEnvironment,FoodandRuralAffairs

GiventhatfarmorepeopleareexposedtoNO,thansufferunemploymentorendarelationship,KnightandHowleysuggestthatthebenefitstosocietyfromreducingsuchemissions（排放）wouldbesubstantive

ThehighestlevelsofNO2occurinLondon,withthelowestlevelsinpartsofsouth-westEngland.ThecapitalhasthehonourofbeinghometotheworstNO2.hotspotinEurope:

MaryleboneRoad,whichrecordedthehighestannualmeanlevelsofthepollutant,morethandoublethelegalEUlimit

Pollutionfromnitrogenoxides（NO）isresponsiblefortensofthethousandsofprematuredeaths（过早死）acrossEurope，withtheUKsufferingaparticularlyhightoll.Muchofthepollutionisproducedbydieselcars,whichemitaboutsixtimesmorethanallowedintheofficial

lab-basedtests.

TheEuropeanEnvironmentAgencysaidtheUKhad11,940prematuredeathsin2013fromNO,Thenumberwasdownfrom14.100inthepreviousyear,butwasstillthesecondworstinEuropeafterItaly.

12.Whichcanreplacetheunderlinedwordsubstantive"

inparagraph3?

A.terribleB.realC.normalD.special

13.WhichofthefollowingareaswasworstpollutedbyNO2?

A.SouthwestEnglandB.SoutheastEngland.

C.MaryleboneRoadD.TheruralareanearLondon

14.HowmanyprematuredeathswerecausedbynitrogendioxideintheUKin2012?

A.11,940.B.14,100.C.15,100.D.19,140

15.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.Howtodealwithairpollutionefficiently.

B.Thebiggestkillerofmannowadays-airpollution

C.Dieselfumesshouldberesponsibleforairpollution.

D.AirpollutionfromNO2/NOisasbadforhappinessaspartnersdeath

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