湖北省学年高二联考英语试题有答案文档格式.docx

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Hearts（2020）

40min|Drama,Romance|16October2020（USA）

Fortwocouplesthefutureunfoldsindifferentdecadesanddifferentplaces,butahiddenconnectionwillbringthemtogetherinawaynoonecouldhavepredicted.Basedonaninspirationaltruestory,2Heartsisaromanticjourneythatcelebrateslife,loveandgenerosityofspirit,andchallengesaudiencestobelievemiraclesarepossible.

children（ages2-12）12

The 

WarwithGrandpa（2020）

34min|Comedy, 

Drama, 

Family 

|9October2020（USA） 

PeteristhrilledthatGrandpaiscomingtolivewithhisfamily.Thatis,untilGrandpamovesintoPeter'

sroom,forcinghimupstairsintothecreepyattic.Andthoughheloveshisgrandpa,hewantshisroomback—sohehasnochoicebuttodeclarewar.Withthehelpofhisfriends,PeterdevisesoutrageousplanstomakeGrandpasurrendertheroom.ButGrandpaistougherthanhelooks.Ratherthangivein,Grandpaplanstogeteven.

children（ages2-12）18

HonestThief（2020）

39min|Action,Crime,Drama|16October2020（USA）

TheycallhimtheIn-and-Out-Banditbecausehehasstolen$9millionfromsmall-townbankswhilemanagingtokeephisidentityasecret.ButafterhefallsinlovewiththebubblyAnnie（KateWalsh）,Tomdecidestobehonest,onlytobecheatedbytworuthlessFBIagents.

children（ages2-12）14Moreinformation,pleaseclickhere.

（1）WhichmightinterestLilywhoenjoysmusic?

A.YellowRose.B.2hearts.

C.TheWarwithGrandpa.D.HonestThief.

（2）HowmuchwillitcosttoseeTheWarwithGrandpaforafamilywith2kidsunder12and2adults?

A.$50.B.$62.C.$40.D.$46.

（3）WhatisspecialaboutHonestThief?

A.Itfallsinthecategoryof"

drama"

.B.Itisbasedonatruestory.

C.Itsticketsarefreeofcharge.D.Itisacrimemovie.

2.

A 

teenagerof17walksintoacornerstoreandgrabsaCoca-Cola,butthecashierrefusestosellittohimbecauseheisunderage.ThatruleisexpectedtosoonbecomerealityinpartsofMexico,aslawmakersinseveralstatespushlegislation（立法）tokeepjunkfoodawayfromchildren."

Itcansoundabitdifficultbutwehavetotakeactionnow,"

saysLopez,alawmakerinOaxaca'

sCongress.

More 

than70,000MexicanshavediedfromCOVID-19,theworld'

sfourth-highestrecordeddeathtoll,trackedbyJohnsHopkinsUniversity.89%ofthosewhodiedinMexicohadanunderlyingmedicalconditionsuchasobesity,diabetes（糖尿病）, 

highbloodpressureandheartproblems.Thathasledtoanewurgencytochangedietssothattheyoungergenerationdoesn'

tsufferthoseillnesses.

critics,however,saytheleadersareusingpreexistinghealthconditionsinCOVID-19patientstodistract 

fromaweakgovernmentresponsetothevirusoutbreak.Yetfewpeoplewoulddenythatthecountryconsumeslargeamountsofsugar-sweeteneddrinksandprocessedsnackswithlittlenutrition—orthatMexicohasamajorweightproblem.

Oaxaca'

sgovernorapprovedthestate'

sjunkfoodprohibitionlastweek.Legislatorsstillhavetocompletethelegalsystems,andpunishmentcouldincludefinesandevenjail.Lopezsayslegislatorsfromalloverthecountryhavecalledherforadvice.Manyotherstatesaredebatingajunkfoodban.However,anationwidelawwouldnotbeeasy."

Therearepowerfulcommercialintereststhatleastwantittohappen,butwemustprioritizethewell-beingofourchildren,"

Lopezsays.

（1）WhatisLopez'

sattitudetowardsthejunkfood?

A.Negative.B.Neutral.C.Positive.D.Indifferent.

（2）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"

distract"

meaninparagraph3?

A.Keepdistance.B.Avoidillnesses.C.Breakaway.D.Shiftattention.

（3）Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

A.SellingchildrenjunkfoodhasbeenbannednationwideinMexico.

B.MostMexicanswhodiedofCOVID-19hadotherhealthproblems.

C.Theyoungergenerationdoesn'

tsufferanyweightproblems.

D.PeoplewhobreaktheprohibitioninOaxacawillonlybewarned.

（4）Accordingtothelastparagraph,whoaremostlikelytoopposethelegislation?

A.Teenagers.B.Legislators.

C.Softdrinkcompanies.D.Stategovernors.

3. 

In 

NewBrighton,Minnesota,theBartzbrothers（Connor,Austin,andTrevor）havebuiltbeautifulsnowsculpturesintheirfrontyardforthepastfiveyears.Butthey’renotordinarysnowmen--they’rehugeandsea-themed!

traditionbeganin2012,afterafamilyfishingtripinFlorida,whereConnor,then17,caughtapufferfish.Itencouragedtheboystomakeasuper-sizedfishoutofsnow.Sotheygottowork,collectingasmuchsnowaspossiblefromaroundtheirneighborhood.Aftereighthoursofshoveling（用铲子铲）andsculptingsnowtheir5-foot-tallpufferfishwascomplete.Anditwasabighit!

Beforelong.thelocalsandTVreportersbeganstoppingbytheirfrontyardtoenjoytheircreation.

“Eachwinter,wedecidewhichseaanimalswouldworkbestandbethemostfuntobuild,”Trevorsaid.Since2012,they’vemadeashark,aturtle,anoctopus（章鱼）andso,on,Theirfavoriteistheoctopus,whichtheybuiltin2016.Itistheirbiggestsculptureyet,takingnearly500hours（and150tonsofsnow）tomake!

brothersalsomadesureitwasjustasmuchfunforvisitors.“Welikedthatitwaskid-friendly,withtentacles（触须）youcouldslideunder,”Connorsaid.NamedbyFacebookfans,Octaviustheoctopuswasastarappearingonnationalnewsstations.

To 

makethemostoftheirproject,theboysdecidedtoraisemoneyforagoodcause.“Giventhatourworkismadefromsnow,itmadesensetocollectmoneytohelpprovidedrinkingwatertopeopleinneed,”Austinsaid.TheyteamedupwithOneDay’sWages,anorganizationthatprovidescleanwatertopeopleinHaiti.Bytheendofwinter,thebrothershadraised$17,263!

Theiradviceforanyonewithbigdreams:

“Ifyouwanttobesuccessful,workhardandhaveagoodattitude,”Austinsaid.“Successmightnotcomeimmediately.buttakejoyinwhatyouaredoingnow.Whenwewereyounger,wemademanysnowcreationsthatdidnotmakethenews,butwestillhadapleasurableexperience!

”

（1）WhatinspiredtheBartzbrotherstostarttheircreations?

A.Theirfamilytraditions.B.AfishcaughtbyConnor.

C.Austin’ssnowmenD.Theirneighbors’praise.

（2）WhichoneisTRUEaboutOctaviustheoctopus?

A.Itwastheboys’firstcreation.

B.Itwastheboys’smallestsculpture.

C.Ithelpedtheboysmakealotofmoney.

D.Itattractedwideattention.

（3）WhatsuggestiondidtheBartzbrothersmake?

A.Thinktwice.B.Learntobecreative.

C.Startsmallandenjoyit.D.Makeuseofeverything.

（4）WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheBartzbrothers?

A.Imaginativeandcaring.B.Childishandfriendly.

C.Open-mindedandsmart.D.Hard-workingandcourageous.

4. 

populationsofcommonanimalsarejustaslikelytoriseorfallinnumberinatimeofacceleratingglobalwarmingasthoseofrarespecies,astudysuggests.

Untilrecently,scientistswerestillaccumulatingdataonhowanimalpopulationswereshiftingovertimegloballyacrossthedifferentregionsoftheplanet.

Makinguseofthenewlyavailabledata,ateamofUniversityofEdinburghresearchersstudiednearly10000animalpopulationsrecordedintheLivingPlanetDatabasebetween1970and2014toprovideanewperspectiveonanimalpopulationchange.Theseincluderecordsofmammals,reptiles,sharks,fish,birdsandamphibians.

teamfoundthat15percentofallpopulationsdeclinedduringtheperiod,while18percentincreasedand67percentshowednosignificantchange.Amphibiansweretheonlygroupinwhichpopulationsizesdeclined,whilebirds,mammalsandreptilesexperiencedincreases.Theoveralldeclineinamphibiansmakesthemapriorityforconservationefforts,researcherssay,astheirlosscouldhaveknock-oneffectsinfoodchainsandwiderecosystems.

GerganaDaskalova,oftheUniversityofEdinburgh’sSchoolofGeoSciences,wholedthestudy,said,“Weoftenassumethatdeclinesinanimalnumbersareprevalenteverywhere.Butwefoundthattherearealsomanyspecieswhichhaveincreasedoverthelasthalfofacentury,suchasthosewhichdowellinhuman-transformedlandscapesorthosewhicharethefocusofconservationactions.”

Dr. 

IslaMyers-Smith,alsooftheSchoolofGeoSciences,whoco-authoredthestudy,said,“Onlyaswebringtogetherdatafromaroundtheworld,canwebegintoreallyunderstandhowglobalchangeisinfluencingthebiodiversityofourplanet.”

（1）Withtheglobaltemperaturerising,whathappenstotheanimals?

A.Rareanimalspeciestendtodecline.

B.Commonanimalspeciestendtoincrease.

C.Globalwanningisacceleratingwiththelossofanimalspecies.

D.Thepopulationofcommonanimalschangesjustlikerareones.

（2）Howdidscientistscarryoutthestudy?

A.Byanalyzingexistinginformation.

B.Bystudyinganimals，behavior.

C.Bycomparingdifferentstudies.

D.Byrecordingthedataofanimals.

（3）Whatdoestheunderlinedword“prevalent”inParagraph5mean?

A.Sharp.B.Common.C.Steady.D.Relative.

（4）WhatisDr.IslaMyers-Smith'

sattitudetowardthestudy?

A.Objective.B.Optimistic.C.Subjective.D.Pessimistic.

二、七选五

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。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

People-pleaserswanteveryonearoundthemtobehappyandtheywilldowhateverisaskedofthemtokeepitthatway.

（1）________.Forsome,saying"

yes"

isahabit;

fo