中学1718学年上学期高一期末考试英语试题附答案3Word文件下载.docx

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RoomsforthenightinprivatehomeswithbreakfasthavebeenpopularwithtravelersinEuropeformanyyears.Inthepastfivetotenyears,thesebed-and-breakfastplaceshavebecomepopularintheUnitedStates.ManyoftheseAmerica’sbed-and-breakfastinnsareoldhistoricbuildings.Somebed-and-breakfastinnshaveonlyafewrooms.Othersaremuchlarger.Someinnsdonotprovidetelephonesortelevisionsintheroomswhileothersdo.

Stayingatabed-and-breakfastinnismuchdifferentfromstayingatahotel.Usuallythecostismuchless.Stayingataninnisalmostlikevisitingsomeone’shome.Theownersaregladtotellabouttheareaandtheinterestingplacestovisit.Manyvacationistssaytheyenjoythechancetomeetlocalfamilies.

21.WheredomoreandmoretravelersintheUSAlikespendingnights?

________.

A.AthotelsB.IntheopenairC.IntheircarsD.Atsmallhousesorinns

22.Howmanyyearshavethebed-and-breakfastplacesbeenpopularintheUSA?

________.

A.ForfiveyearsB.ForoneyearC.ForfivetotenyearsD.Fortenyears

23.Americantravelerslikestayingatbed-and-breakfastinnsbecause________.

A.theseinnsarecheapB.theseinnsaresmall

C.theycanmeetandtalkwiththelocalpeopleD.bothAandC

B

Coldweathercanbehardonpets,justlikeitcanbehardonpeople.Sometimesownersforgetthattheircatsarejustasusedtothewarmshelter（住所）astheyare.Someownerswillleavetheiranimalsoutsideforalongperiodoftime,thinkingthatallanimalsareusedtolivingoutdoors.Thiscanputtheirpetsindangerofseriousillness.Therearethingsyoucandotokeepyouranimalwarmandsafe.

Keepyourpetsinsideasmuchasyoucanwhentheweatherisbad.Ifyouhavetotakethemout,stayoutsidewiththem.Whenyou’recoldenoughtogoinside,theyprobablyaretoo.Ifyoumustleavethemoutsideforalongtime,makesuretheyhaveawarm,solidshelteragainstthewind,thickbedding,andplentyofnon-frozenwater.

Ifleftaloneoutside,dogsandcatscanbeverysmartintheirsearchforwarmshelter.Theycandigintosnowbanksorhidesomewhere.Watchthemcloselywhentheyareleftoutdoors,andprovidethemwithshelterofgoodquality.Keepaneyeonyourpet’swater.Sometimesownersdon’trealizethatawaterbowlhasfrozenandtheirpetcan’tgetanythingtodrink.Animalsthatdon’thavecleanandunfrozenwatermaydrinkdirtywateroutside,whichmaycontainsomethingunhealthyforthem.

24.WhatdowelearnaboutpetsfromParagraph1?

A.TheyareoftenforgottenbytheirownersB.Theyliketostayinwarmplaces

C.TheybuildtheirwonsheltersD.Theyareusedtolivingoutdoors

25.Whyarepetownersaskedtostaywiththeirpetswhentheyareoutincoldweather?

_______.

A.TohelpthemfindsheltersB.Tokeepthemcompany

C.ToknowwhentobringtheminsideD.Tokeepthemfromeatingbadfood

26.Ifpetsareleftontheirownoutdoorsincoldweather,theymay________.

A.getlostinthewildB.runshortofcleanwater

C.digdeepholesforfunD.makethewaterinthebowldirty

27.Whatisthepurposeofthistext?

A.TogivepracticaladviceB.Tosolveanargument

C.TotellaninterestingstoryD.Topresentaresearchresult

C

OncewhenIwasateenager,myfatherandIwerestandinginlinetobuyticketsforthecircus（马戏表演）.Finallytherewasonlyonefamilybetweenusandtheticketcounter.Thisfamilymadeabigimpressiononme.Therewereeightchildren,allprobablyundertheageof12.Youcouldtelltheydidn’thavealotofmoney.Theirclotheswerenotexpensive,buttheywereclean.Thechildrenwerewell-behaved,allofthemstandinginline,two-by-twobehindtheirparents.Thechildrenwereexcitedlytalkingabouttheclowns,elephantsandotheractstheywouldseethatnight.Onecouldsensetheyhadneverbeentothecircusbefore.

Thefatherandthemotherwereaheadstanding,proudastheycouldbe.

Theticketladyaskedthefatherhowmanyticketshewanted.Heproudlyresponded,“Pleaseletmebuyeightchildren’sticketsandtwoadulttickets.”

Theticketladytoldhimtheprice.

Theman’swifeloweredherheadandtherewasnolongerasmileontheman’sface.

Thefatherleanedalittlecloserandquietlyasked,“Howmuchdidyousay?

Theticketladyagaintoldhimtheprice.

Themanobviouslydidn’thaveenoughmoney.Howcouldheturnaroundandtellhiseightkidsthathedidn’thaveenoughmoneytotakethemtothecircus.

Seeingwhatwasgoingon,mydadputhishandintohispocket,pulledouta$20billanddroppeditontheground.（Wewerenotrichinanysenseoftheworld!

）Myfatherreacheddown,pickedupthebill,tappedthemanontheshoulderandsaid,“Excuseme,sir,thisfelloutofyourpocket.”Themanknewwhatwasgoingon.Helookedstraightintomydad’seyes,tookmydad’shandinbothofhisandpressedtightlyontothebill,andwithhislipstremblingandtearsstreamingdownhischeeks,hereplied,“Thankyou,thankyou,Sir.Thisreallymeansalottomeandmyfamily.”

MyfatherandIwentbacktoourcaranddrovehome.Wedidn’tgotothecircusthatnight,butwedidn’tgowithout.

28.Whydidthesmileontheman’sfacedisappearafterhespokewiththeticketlady?

A.Hehadlosthismoney

B.Hischildrenwerenoisy

C.Theticketsweresoldout

D.Theticketsweretooexpensive

29.Wecaninferfromthetextthatthewriter’sfatherdidn’tgivethemoneytothefatherdirectlybecause________.

A.hedidn’twanttohurttheman’sprideandrespect

B.hewantedtomakethefatherfeelashamed

C.hewasnotverywillingtohelptheman

D.hewantedtopretendtobeverywealthy

30.Wecanconcludefromthelastsentenceofthestorythat________.

A.theyhadnevergonetothecircuseversince

B.theyfeltitapitythattheydidn’tgotothecircus

C.theyfelttheywouldbescoldedfortheirbehavior

D.theydidn’tfeelbadthoughtheydidn’tgotothecircus

31.What’sthebesttitleofthetext?

A.ApityofmineB.Somethingbadasachild

C.A$20billD.Relationshipamongpeople

D

Haveyoureadthisbefore?

10%oflifeismadeupofwhathappenstoyou.90%oflifeisdecidedbyhowyoureact.Thatisthe90/10Principle.Youreallyhavenocontrolover10%ofwhathappenstous,butyoudeterminetheother90%.

Let’suseanexample.Youareeatingbreakfastwithyourfamily.Yourdaughterknocksoveracupofcoffeeontoyourbusinessshirt.Youseverelyscoldyourdaughterandshebreaksdownintears.Afterscoldingher,youblameyourwifeforplacingthecuptooclosetotheedgeofthetable.Ashortverbalbattlefollows.Youstormupstairsandchangeyourshirt.

Backdownstairs,youfindyourdaughterhasbeentoobusycryingtofinishbreakfastandshemissesthebus.Yourushtothecaranddriveyourdaughtertoschool.Aftera15-minutedelayandthrowing$60trafficfineaway,youarriveattheschoolandyourdaughterrunsintothebuildingwithoutsayinggoodbye.

Afterarrivingattheoffice20minuteslate,youfindyouforgotyourbriefcase.Yourdayhasstartedterrible.Asitcontinues,itseemstogetworseandworse.Youlookforwardtocominghome,yetwhenyouarrivehome,youfindasmallwedgeinyourrelationshipwithyourwifeanddaughter.

Whydidyouhaveabadday?

Didthecoffeecauseit?

Didyourdaughtercauseit?

Hereiswhatcouldhaveandshouldhavehappened.

Coffeesplashesoveryou.Yourdaughterisabouttocry.Yougentlysay,“It’sokhoney,youjustneed,tobemorecarefulnexttime”.Grabbingatowelyourushupstairs.Aftergrabbinganewshirtandyourbriefcase,youcomedownintimetolookthroughthewindowandseeyourchildgettingonthebus.Sheturnsandwaves.Youarrive5minutesearlyandcheerfullygreetthestaff.Yourbosscommentsonhowgoodthedayyouarehaving.

Noticethedifference?

Twodifferentscenarios（剧情）.Bothstartedthesame.Bothendeddifferent.

32.Fromthetext,whathappensafterthecoffeeincident?

A.ThecouplehaveanargumentB.Themothergetstoworklate

C.ThefatherhasatrafficaccidentD.Thedaughterfinishesbreakfastsoon

33.Theauthorusetheexample________.

A.tocomparedifferentattitudesB.toprovethe90/10principle

C.togiveadviceonself-controlD.toshowtheimportanceofharmony

34.Theunderlinedword“wedge”inParagraph4canprobablybereplacedby________.

A.improvementB.advantageC.disadvantageD.wound

35.Accordingtothetext,________leadstothedifferentendings.

A.yourcoffeeB.yourfamilyC.yourreactionD.yourexperience

第二节（共5小题；

每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

Theartofconversationtakespractice,butit’snotashardasyoumightthink.36

Bearoundconfidentpeople.Beingaroundconfidentpeoplemakesyoufeelgood.Theotherperson’senthusiasmmakesalltheconversationparticipantsfeelconfidentandcomfortable.

37Ifit’ssomeonewhoyouworkwithorgotoschoolwith,lookatthedepartmentwebsite,orseeifthepersonisonanyspecialnetworksbeforetalkingtohimforthefirsttime.Theinformationyougetcanbeagoodstartingpointforconversations.

Askquestions.Whatdotheyliketodo?

Whatsortofthingshavetheydoneintheirlives?

Whatishappeningtothemnow?

Whatdidtheydoyesterdayorlastweeken