四川省威远中学学年高一英语下学期第二次月考试题.docx

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四川省威远中学学年高一英语下学期第二次月考试题

四川省威远中学2020学年高一英语下学期第二次月考试题

第一部分：

听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

请听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。

1.Howwillthemangototheairport?

A.Bycar.B.Bysubway.C.Bytaxi.

2.Howdidthemanfeelaboutthemovie?

A.Touched.B.Shocked.C.Excited.

3.Whatisthewomannow?

A.Ateacher.B.AdesignerC.Anaccountant.

4.Whenwillthewomanprobablygotoclass?

A.At10:

00am.B.At4:

00pm.C.At6:

00pm.

5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Apainting.B.Avillage.C.Amountain.

第二节（共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。

请听第6段材料,回答第6、7题。

6.Whatwerethemendoingwhentheaccidenthappened?

A.Driving.B.Walking.C.Sleeping.

7.Howmanymensurvivedtheaccident?

A.One.B.Two.C.Three.

请听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。

8.Whatclassdoesthewomanlikebest?

A.Yoga.B.Boxing.C.Cycling.

9.Howisthemanpayingforthegym

A.Incash.B.ByAlipay.C.Bycard.

请听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。

10.Whatwasthemansfirstmajor?

A.BusinessStudies.

B.EducationalScience.

C.TouristManagement.

11.Whendidthemanleavetheprimaryschool?

A.In2020.B.In2020.C.In2020.

12.Whatdidthemanteachintheprimaryschoolinhislastyear?

A.Math.B.English.C.Music.

请听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。

13.Wheredoesthemanwanttogofirst?

A.Rhodes.B.Cyprus.C.Crete.

14.WhatdoesthewomansayabouttheSummerHotel?

A.It'snew.B.It'squiet.C.It'sbusy.

15.Whichhotelisafour-starhotel?

A.TheOceanHotel.

B.TheSpringHotel

C.TheSummerHotel.

16.HowfaristheSpringHotelfromthebeach?

A.Aboutonemile.

B.Abouttwomiles.

C.Aboutthreemiles.

请听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。

17.Whereisthebusiestshoppingstreetintheworldlocated?

A.InNewYork.B.InLondonC.InWarsaw.

18.HowmuchisapairofbluejeansforababyinPetitBateau?

A.￡50.B.￡90.C.￡100.

19.WhatcancustomersdoinPanteta?

A.Enjoyfolkart.B.Buyleathercoats.C.Meetfamouslocals.

20.WhatisCaféBliklefamousfor?

A.Thesalad.B.Theicecream.C.Thecandybars.

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）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A★★★☆☆

Reusablestrawwithcleaner&case

Thisstainlesssteelstraw（不锈钢吸管）isagoodproducttoreplacesingle-usestraws.Thestrawfolds（折叠）intofour,meaningyoucancarryitinyourpocket.It'salsoeasytoclean,thankstothesuppliedbrush.Youcangetitnowforjust$24.99—that's50%off.

AduroHomeDomeSmartOutlet（插座）

Thisnewproductfitsinanyoutletandallowsyoutocontrolthepowersupplythroughyourphone.Thismeansyoucancutyourenergyuse,fromlightstoheaters.TheAduroisnow60%offatjust$19.99.

OmegaAXLInklessPen

Millionsofballpointsaremadeandthrownawayeachyear.TheOmegaAXLisagreenreplacement—thisamazingpenputsdownperfectlinesusingaspecialkindofaluminium.Itneverrunsout,andyourdrawingswillalwaysstaycleanandtidy.Worth$39.99,theOmegapenisnowdiscounted（打折扣）to$29.99.

Altgalleychopsticks

Disposable（一次性的）chopsticksareanotherexampleofunnecessarywaste.TheAltgalleychopsticksarebetterfortheplanet,andtheywon'taffectthetasteofyourdish.Inaddition,theyarespeciallydesignedsotheywillstandupright.Thismakessurethatthechopsticksstayclearofrestaurant-tabledirt.Youcangetapairnowfor$11.99,saving33percentontheusualprice.

21.Whichproductoffersthehighestdiscount?

A.Reusablestraw.

B.Altgalleychopsticks.

C.OmegaAXLInklessPen.

D.AduroHomeDomeSmartOutlet.

22.WhatdoweknowabouttheOmegaAXLInklessPen?

A.Itcanbeusedforaverylongtime.

B.Itisakindofballpointpen.

C.Itcanbeeasilyerased.

D.Itcanstandupright.

23.Whatdothefourproductshaveincommon?

A.Theycanbeconnectedtosmartphones.

B.Theyarewidelypopularwithfamilies.

C.Theyareenvironmentallyfriendly.

D.Theyareeasytocarryandclean.

B★★★☆☆

Onanygivenday,youcanfindmost10-year-oldboysthrowingaballaroundoutside,ridingtheirbikes,orplayingvideogames.ButBradenBakerisdifferent.

Bradenisahearingimpaired（受损的）5th-graderandhastowearhearingaids（助听器）.Unluckily,Braden'sdogChewyfoundhishearingaidsontheflooranddestroyedthem—notonce,buttwice—andtheyhadtobereplaced.Butat$3,500to$6,000apair,Braden'scarelessnesswascostly.

Braden'smotherAshleysatBradendownandhadalongtalkabouttakingbettercareofhishearingaids,explainingjusthowmuchtheycost.“Itoldhimthathewasluckywecouldbuyanotherpairandthatsomepeoplecouldn'taffordanewpair,”Ashleysaid.

ThosewordsclearlystuckinBraden'smind,whorealizedthatnoteverychildwhoneededhearingaidscouldaffordthem.Sorecently,the10-year-oldtookituponhimselftostartaGoFundMepagetoraisemoneyforthosewhoaren'tsolucky.

Bradenmadeavideotoexplainwhyhewantedtoraisemoney.Ashleysaid,“Weweren'treallysurehowitwouldturnout.Hebeganwithagoalof$1,000.Wewokeupthenextmorningandfoundthatithadraised$400.”

Thisencouragedhimtostartmakingevenmorevideos.Fast-forwardafewmonthsandBraden'sGoFundMepagehasraisedover$15,000,whichBradendonatedtotheOticonHearingFoundation.Andthatmoneywillbeusedtohelpotherfamiliesbuyhearingaidsfortheirchildren.

TheprojecthasnotonlytaughtBradenthevalueofmoney,butaccordingtohismom,“he'slearnedthatifyouputasmallideaintoaction,amazingthingscanhappen.”

AsforBraden'sadvicetothoselookingforwaystogivebacktoothers?

“Don'tgiveup!

Anysmallideacangetreallybig.”

24.WhydidBradenchangehishearingaids?

A.Hewantedabetterpairofhearingaids.

B.Theoldpairsweredestroyedbyhisdog.

C.Hishearingproblembecamemoreserious.

D.Helosttheoldpairsbecauseofhiscarelessness.

25.WhathasledtoBradenstartingaGoFundMepage?

A.Hismother'swordsabouttheusefulnessofhearingaids.

B.Hismother'sencouragementforhimtodogoodthings.

C.Hiswishtohelppoorchildrenwithhearingproblems.

D.Hisneedtobuyanewpairofhearingaids.

26.HowdidBradenandhismotherfeelwhenthepagewasstarted?

A.Uncertain.B.Satisfied.

C.Hopeful.D.Unexpected.

27.WhathasBradenlearnedfromworkingontheproject?

A.Oneshouldalwaysusemoneysmartly.

B.Asmallideacanmakeabigdifference.

C.Videoingisagoodwaytoreachpeople.

D.It'simportanttodreambigandholdontoit.

C★★★☆☆

IfyouwalkintotheHelvetiaLavenderFarmontherightweekendinJuly,you'llbegreetedbyrowsoflavender（薰衣草）bushes,white-toppedtents,andcountrymusic.TheownersofthesmallfarmoutsidePortland,Oregon,havebeenhostingtheeventfor11years.

Walkingpastthebooths（货摊）,you'llseeNancyMiller,whoownsthefarmwithherhusband,Don.ThecoupleboughttheHillsborofarmforafewreasons.

“Ilovelavender,anditgrowssowellhere,andit'sjustsuchawonderful,fragrant（芳香的）flower,”Millersaid.“ThefarmwasalsoawaytoraisemoneyfortheworkwedoinUkraine.Werunarehabilitation（康复）center,andworkwithchildrenandteens.”

Millerexplainedthatbesidesitsbeautyandfragrance,lavenderhasseveraladvantages.“Forexample,ifIhaveaheadache,Iputadropoflavenderoilonmyforehead,andmyheadachedisappears,”shesaid.“Theotherpartthat'sveryimportantisthatit'srelaxing.”

NearoneoftheentrancestothefarmisaboothfilledwithwatercolorpaintingsbyAngelaGrainger.ShehasbeensellingherworksattheLavenderFestivalforeightyears,andsaysthatshe

lovesthespiritoftheevent.

Graingerbeganpaintingduringadifficulttimeinherlife.“Paintingwaslikemyhealingprocess,”shesaid.“Itmakesmehappy,andIhopethatwhenpeopleseemypaintings,theywalkawayhappy.”

JennieThompsonisalsoanexhibitorattheevent,presentingpeoplewithpristine（原始状态

的）photographsshetook.“Ilovephotography,”Thompsonsaid.“Myfavoritepartisrecordinglifeinfamiliesandpeopleenjoyingtheirgoodtimes.”

ForThompson,aphotographisamemoryrecordedforever.Sheinspiresotherphotographers

to“followyourinterest,takeclasses,andsticktoyourdream.”

28.WhatisonereasonwhythecoupleboughttheHillsborofarm?

A.Tosupporttheirworkwithkids.

B.Tobuildamedicalcenterthere.

C.Toofferotherpeoplearelaxingplace.

D.TofindatreatmentforMiller'sheadaches.

29.WhatdidAngelaGraingergetfrompainting?

A.Shebecameextremelywealthy.

B.Shegrewconfidentandtalkative.

C.Shegotabetterchanceofsuccess.

D.Shegotgreatcomfortandhappiness.

30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“inspires”inthelastparagraphmean?

A.Allows.B.Invites.C.Encourages.D.Prepares.

31.Whatcanvisitorsdoatthelavenderfarmevent?

A.Enjoylivepopmusic.

B.Growlavenderbythemselves.

C.Developtheirpaintingskills.

D.Enjoydifferentkindsofartworks.

D★★★★☆

“Snakesarepoisonous（有毒的）!

Quick!

Killthesnake!

”Manyanunfortunateharmlesssnakehasbeenkilledbecausewedonotquestionthetruthofourstereotypes.Stereotypesarefixed,orunchanged,ideasorfeelingswehaveaboutthingsinourworld.Theyarenotalwaysbasedonfactsbutinfluencemuchofourthinking.Ouractionsareoftenbasedonthestereotypes（模式化观念）weholdinourminds.

Infact,itiseasyforustobeinfluencedbythesestereotypes.“Ican'tdothatjob;onlyboysdothatkindofwork.”“I'dliketodothatwhenIleaveschoolbutIthinkthat'sajobforwomen.”Suchideascangreatlyreducethejobswemightthinksuitableforourselves.Theybecomelikeunseenchains（锁链）reducingourfreedomtochoosefrommanydifferentkindsofthings.

Stereotypesgetintoourmindswithoutusevenrealizingi