学年河南省新乡市河南师大附中高二下学期期末考试英语解析版Word下载.docx

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WhencollectingLostandFounditems,youshallhaveanidentificationdocument,aboardingpassoraticket,andalsoindicatetheplacewheretheitemswerelostandprovetheyareyours.

IfYourLuggageIsLostorDamaged

Beforeleavingthearrivalarea,pleaseturntotheLostandFoundcountertofileareport.Thewrittenclaimshallbesubmittedtotheairlinecompanynotlaterthansevendaysfromthetimewhentheluggagewastobecollected.

Ifyourluggageisnotfoundwithintwenty-onedaysofthetimewhentheclaimwasfiled,youhavetherighttoclaimdamagesintheamountofnotmorethan600rublesperkilogram.Amountrefunded（退款）forthehandluggagelostthroughthefaultofanairlineisnotmorethan11,000rublesregardlessofitsweight.Amountrefundedfordamagedluggageiscalculatedbasedonthesametariffs（关税）.

Keepyourflightdocuments（aticket,boardingpass,luggagetag,anddelayedluggagereportfiledattheairport）untiltheendoftheprocedureforsearchingforyourluggage.

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1．Whatshouldyoudoifyoufindyourpersonalpossessionslostonboard?

A.Submitaclaimtothecompany.

B.GototheLostandFoundcounter.

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D.Contacttheunclaimedluggagestorageroom

2．Howmuchmoneycanyouclaimifyour20-kilomgramhandluggageislost?

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B.11,000rublesatmost.

C.12,000rublesatleast.

D.12,000rublesatmost.

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Theloneliestchimp（黑猩猩）intheworldjustgotthebestsurprise---ahugfromanewfriend.Ponsohasbeenbyhimselffornearlythreeyears,findinghimselfaloneafterhiswifeandchildrendiedontheislandwheretheywereabandonedbyamedicaltestingcompanymanyyearsago.

ForyearsanearbyvillagernamedGermainhasbeenPonso’sonlycompany,visitinghimsooftentobringbananasandbread---thechimp’sonlysourceoffoodonthetinyisland.ItwasclearhowmuchPonsomissedcompanionshipwhenhewasrecentlyvisitedbyChimpanzeeConservationCentreDirectorEstelleRaballand.ThechimpimmediatelyembracedEstelleRaballandinahugehugandlaughedasshereachedoutforhim,withhissmilefromeartoear.

ForthosewhoknowPonso’sbackstory,hisimmediateeaseandtrustinhumansmightbesurprising.Ponsowasoneof20chimps,allbetweentheagesof7to11yearsold,relocatedtoanislandofftheIvoryCoastafterbeingusedfortesting.Afterthetestswerecompletedin2005,thelabreportedlytransferredthechimpstoastringofislands,occasionallydroppingofffoodandwaterbecausetherewasnoneinthechimps’newhomes.

DiseaseandhungersoonleftonlyPonso,hismateandtheirtwochildrenstanding.Butattheendof2013theydiedwithindaysandPonsoisnowcompletelyalone.

AgroupcalledSOSPONSOistryingtoraisemoneyforthepoorlonelychimp,alreadyachievingitsgoalof$20,000----allofwhichwillbeusedforPonso’scare.

4．WhatdoweknowaboutthechimpPonso?

A.Hewasdesertedbyhisfamily.

B.Hefoundmanysourcesoffood.

C.Hecametotheislandforatest.

D.Hesuffersfromlonelinessgreatly.

5．HowdidPonsofeelaboutthevisitofEstelleRaballand?

A.Excited.B.Frightened.

C.Embarrassed.D.Confused.

6．WhatisParagraph3mainlyabout?

A.Thechimps’newsettlements.

B.HowPonsocametotheisland.

C.WhyPonsowasusedforatest.

D.Themedicaltestaboutchimps.

7．Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext?

A.Germainwon’tvisitPonsoanymore.

B.Anewlabwillbebuiltontheisland.

C.ManypeopleshowconcernforPonso.

D.Morechimpswillbebroughttotheisland.

ItwasDecember25,1914,only5monthsintoWorldWarI.German,British,andFrenchsoldiers,alreadysickandtiredofthesenselesskilling,disobeyedtheirsuperiorsandstartedsocializingwith“theenemy”alongtwo-thirdsoftheWesternFront.

GermantroopsheldupChristmastreeswithsigns“MerryChristmas”.Thousandsoftroopsranacrossthebattlefieldscoveredwithdeadbodies.TheysangChristmassongs,exchangedphotographsoflovedonesbackhome,sharedfoodandevenplayedfootball.Soldiershuggedmentheyhadbeentryingtokillafewshorthoursbefore.Theyagreedtowarneachotheriftheirofficersforcedthemtofiretheirweapons,andtoaimhigh.

Fearranthroughthemilitaryleadersonbothsides.Theyfeltthattheirpowerwasbeingchallenged:

soldiersdeclaringtheirbrotherhoodwitheachotherandrefusingtofight.Generalsdeclaredthisunexpectedpeacemakingillegalandsaidthatparticipatingsoldierswouldfaceamilitarycourt.Thosefoundguiltywouldbeimprisonedorevenshot.ByMarch1915thesocializingmovementhadbeendestroyedandthekillingmachinewasbackinfulloperation.Overthenextthreeyearsmorethanfifteenmillionpeoplediedinthewar.

NotmanypeoplehaveheardthestoryoftheChristmasTruce（休战）.OnChristmasDay,1988,alocalradiohostinBostonplayed“ChristmasintheTrenches”,asongabouttheChristmasTruce,severaltimesandwasstunnedbyhislisteners’response.Thousandsofpeoplecalledin,praisingthesong,withmanymovedtotearsbytheamazingeventsitdescribes.

Youcanprobablyguesswhythecallerswereintears.TheChristmasTrucestorygoesagainstmostofwhatwehavebeentaughtaboutpeople.Itletsusseetheworldasitcanbeandsays,“Thisreallyhappenedonce.”Itshowsusthepotentialwehaveashumans,andcontradictsallofthoseTVandnewspaperstoriesthattellushowmeanandheartlesspeopleare.Itislikehearingthatourdeepestwishesreallyaretrue:

theworldreallycanbedifferent.

8．Thesoldiersbegansocializingwiththeenemybecause______.

A.theycouldn’tbearthemeaninglesskilling.

B.itwasthebestwaytoavoidbeingkilled.

B.theyfearedthattheywouldbecaught.

D.theirenemieswerefromsimilarbackgrounds.

9．Howdidthegeneralsfinallyputanendtothesoldiers’socializing?

A.Theysentthesoldiers’lovedonestoprison.

B.Theymovedthetwogroupsofsoldiersfurtherapart.

C.Theyincreasedthenumberofofficerstocontrolthesoldiers.

D.Theywarnedthesoldiersthattheywouldfaceseverepunishment.

10．Theunderlinedword“stunned”inParagraph4mostprobablymeans“____”.

A.satisfiedB.shockedC.amusedD.confused

11．Theauthorusesthestoryofthesoldierstoimplythathumanbeings____.

A.arenottrustworthyunderstress.

B.arenaturallyaggressiveandwarlike

C.arebasicallycaringandkind-hearted

D.willalwaysdowhatisintheirownself-interest

ThoseaccustomedtobrowsingthroughthousandsofbooksinlargebookstoresmayfindJapan’sMoriokaShotenalittlestrange.That’sbecausethistinybookstorethatislocatedinGinza,Tokyosellsonlyasinglebookatatime.

OpenedinMay2015,MoriokaShotenisthebrainchildofYoshiyukiMorioka.HebeganhiscareerasabookstoreclerkinTokyo’sKandadistrictbeforebranchingouttoopenhisownstore.Itwasherewhileorganizingbookreadingandsigningthatherealizedthatcustomersusuallycameintothestorewithonetitleinmind.Moriokabegantowonderifastorecouldexistbysellingmultiplecopiesofjustonesinglebook.InNovember2014,hepartneredwithMasamichiToyamatoestablishauniquebookstorewiththephilosophyof“ASingleRoomwithaSingleBook”.

TheselectionsthatarepickedbyMoriokachangeweeklyandvarywidelytoattractcustomerswithdifferentinterests.RecentchoicesincludeTheTrueDeceiver,anaward-winningSwedishnovelbyToveJansson,HansAndersen’sFairyTales,andacollectionofKarlBlossfeldt’sphotographyofplants.MoriokahasalsoselectedbookswrittenbyafamousJapaneseauthorMimeiOgawa.

Tohighlighthisonlyoffering,Moriokaoftenusesclevertricks.Forexample,whensellingabookaboutflowers,thestorekeeperdecoratedhisshopwiththeonesthathadbeenmentionedinthebook.Healsoencouragesauthorstoholdtalksanddiscussionssotheycanconnectwithcustomers.Moriokasayshisgoalisforthecustomerstoexperiencebeinginsideabook,notjustabookstore.

Riskyastheideamightseem,thingsappeartobegoingwell.Thestorekeepersayshehassoldover2,100books.Thingscangetbettergiventhathisbookstoreisbecomingincreasinglypopularnotjustamongthelocalsbutalsovisitorsformothercountries.

12．WhatinspiredMoriokatoopensuchabookstore?

A.ASwedishnovel.

B.Hispresentpartner.

C.Abookstoreclerk.

D.Hisworkingexperience.

13．WhyisMoriokaShotenunique?

A.Itispopularwithforeigners.

B.Itsellsbooksofdifferenttopics.

C.Itisdecoratedwithcolorfulflowers.

D.Itsellsvariouscopiesofabookinaweek.

14．WhydoesMoriokaencourageauthorstoholdtalks?

A.Tointroducehisbookstore.

B.Toadvocatehisphilosophy.

C.Tomakebooksbetterunderstood.

D.Tohelpreadersmakemorefriends.

15．What’stheauthor’sopinionaboutthebookstore’sfuture?

A.Risky.B.Promising.

C.Unpredictable.D.Hopeless.

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