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学年高一英语月考试题第I卷选择题
2019-2020学年高一英语12月月考试题
第I卷(选择题)
第一部分:
阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)
语篇阅读(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、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
A
Toincreaseawarenessofagingproblemsintheinternationalcommunity,theUnitedNationsestablishedOct.1astheInternationalDayofOlderPersonsin1991.Manycountriesalsohavetheirownspecialdaysorfestivalstohonorseniorcitizens.let'stakealookathowsomecountriescelebrateSeniors'Dayaroundtheworld.
TheUnitedStates:
ThefirstSundayafterLaborDay,thefirstMondayinSeptember,wassetasNationalGrandparentsDayin1978whenJimmyCarterwaspresident.Onthisday,manycommunitiesintheUSwillholdvariousactivitiesfortheelderly.AsAmericanslovetraveling,manyseniorsalsowillplanatriptogether.
Canada:
Seniors'Day,whichiscalledLaughterDay,fallsonJune21eachyearinCanada.Onthisday,childrenmaynotpresentprecioussouvenirsordeliciousfoodtotheseniors.Instead,theybringhumorandlaughter.AsforCanadians,laughteristhebestpresentforolderpeople.
TheRepublicofKorea:
TheRepublicofKorea establishedMay8asitsMothers'Dayin1956,andthenthedaywasmadeintoParents'Dayin1973.It'samajorfestivalinthecountry.
Onthisday,childrenalwaysmakegreetingcardsandprepareflowersandgiftsfortheirparents.Childrenalsosalutetheirparentsinatraditionalmannerduringvisitsandthenpresenttheflowersandgifts.Afterthat,theywillsitwiththeirparentsforatalk.
Poland:
PolandalsohasGrandparentsFestival,withtheGrandmotherFestivalonJan.21andtheGrandfatherFestivalonJan.22.Onthesetwodays,studentsinkindergartensandprimaryschoolswillinvitetheirgrandparentstoschoolandchildrenwillgivethemgiftstoshowrespect.Inaddition,youngparentswilltaketheirchildrentovisittheirgrandparents.
1.WhatwilltheelderlyintheUSprobablydoonSeniors’Day?
A.Theywillholdvariousactivities.
B.Theywillenjoyapleasanttrip.
C.Theywillbeatschoolwithchildren.
D.Theywilljoinindifferentsportsgames.
2.WhatdotheseniorsinCanadavaluemostonSeniors’Day?
A.Tastyfood.B.Greetingcards.
B.C.Truehappiness.D.Valuablesouvenirs.
3.InwhichcountrydoesSenior’Daycomeearliestinayear?
A.Poland.B.Canada.
C.TheRepublicofKorea.D.TheUnitedStates.
B
Whatdoyoudowhenyouseelitteronthebeach?
Youpickitup,ofcourse.ButartistAngelaHaseltinePozzidoesn'tthrowitaway.Sheusesthetrashtocreatehugesculptures(雕塑)ofoceananimals.Theprojectistocallonpeople'sawarenessabouttheeffectsoflitteringonoceananimals.
“Thefirstthingyouneedtodoisgetpeople'sattention,”Pozzisaid.“Hugeanimalstendtodothisverywell.”
OneofAngela'ssculpturesisaturtle.Theturtle'sheadisanoldgarbagecanlid(盖子).Therearenetsaroundittoshowthatturtlesaregettingcaught.
Anothersculpture,calledFishBiteFish,isshapedlikeafishandmadeoutoflittlebitsofplasticthatcontaintoothmarksfromthefishthattriedtoeattheplastic.“Wegetsomanypiecesofplasticlikethis;I'monmythirdFishBiteFishsculpture,”saidPozzi.
TheSeaStarismadeofglassandplasticbottles.Itactsasamusicalinstrument.Youcanputwaterinthebottlesandhitthemtomakemusic.
Pozzidoesn'tcollectallthetrashbyherself.Whenpeopleseelitteronbeaches,theygiveittoArtulaInstituteforArtsandEnvironmentalEducation.ThenPozziandhervolunteersbegintoturnthewasteintoart.Everythingusedforthesculpturesisfoundonthebeach,exceptfortheframeworkandthematerialsusedtoconnectthelittertogether.
WhodoesPozzibelievecansaveoceananimals?
“Kidshavealotofpower,”shesaid.“Theyaretheonesthatcanmakethingshappen.Ireallybelieveit.”
4.WhydoesAngelaHaseltinePozziusetrashtocreatesculpturesofoceananimals?
A.Toaskpeopletoreducethewaterpollution.
B.Toshowtheeffectsoflitteringonoceananimals.
C.Togetpeople’sattentiontoprotecttheearth.
D.Toshowhergreatconcernfortheocean.
5.Whichofthefollowingsculpturescanbeusedtomakemusic?
A.Turtle.B.FishBiteFish.C.SeaCoral.D.SeaStar.
6.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?
A.Pozziusesthetrashtomakesculpture.
B.Thesculpturewillbeexhibitedontheseasidesoon.
C.Everythingusedforthesculpturesisfoundonthebeach.
D.Pozzi’sactionhasinspiredpeopletoprotectthesea.
7.Wherecanweprobablyfindthepassage?
A.Inanadvertisement.B.Inaprogramme.
C.Inanewspaper.D.Inafashionmagazine.
C
Likelittleturtleswithlimbsstickingoutfromtheirshells,kidswalkslowlytoschooleverydaycarryinggiantbackpacks.Manyexpertsbelievethatitisverydangeroustokids.Wecanoftenhearthatkidsaresaying“Mybackhurts,andmyneckandshouldershurt.”Heavybackpackscanalsocontributetoheadaches.
Liketheframeofahouse,thespine(脊柱)iswhatkeepsbodiesupright.Puttoomuchweightonthisframewhileayoungbodyisstilldeveloping,anditcouldchangeachild’sposture,bendthespineandaffectgrowth.Italsomightcontributetobackproblemsorinjurieswhenthechildisolder.
JacobsisaspokespersonfortheAmericanOccupationalTherapyAssociation,whichsponsorsanationalschoolbackpackawarenessdayonSeptember16.Shesayscrowdedschoolsandlesslockerspacemaybemakingbackpacksbigger.Astudyconcludesthatbackpackloadsareresponsibleforasignificantamountofbackpaininchildren.Properfitanddesignareimportantforrelievingpressurefromthespineandshoulders.Kidsneedabackpackthat'smadefortheirsize.Paddedshoulderstrapsandacushionedbackwillalsopreventachesandpains.
Howheavyistooheavy?
Asageneralrule,researchshowsthebackpackshouldbenomorethan10%to20%ofachild’sbodyweighttoavoidpainorpotentialinjury.Foranelementaryschoolchildwhoweighsjust50or60pounds,acoupleoftextbooksandlunchcouldpushapackbeyondthesafethreshold.Forthatreason,Jacobssaysit'simportantthatkidsarecarryingonlywhattheyneed.“We'venoticedthatstudentsaretakinglotsofwatertoschoolwiththem,whichisalotofextraweight,”Jacobssays.Sherecommendspackinganemptywaterbottleandfillingitatschool.Anothertipistopacktheheaviestitemsinthemiddleofthepack,closertotheback
8.Whichofthefollowingisn’tcausedbyheavybackpacks?
A.Havinganacheintheback.B.Havingaheadache.
C.Gettingstiffshoulder.D.Sufferingfromastomachache.
9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“upright”inParagraph2mean?
A.Strong.B.Straight.C.Unique.D.Tough.
10.Ifyourchildweighs60pounds,his/herbackpackshouldbeatmost?
A.6poundsB.8poundsC.10poundsD.12pounds
11.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?
A.BigBackpacksEqualBigProblems
B.WaystoReduceBackpackProblems
C.WhatAreBackpackProblem?
D.APotentialDiseaseforChildren
D
Manyofusdreamofhavingthousandsofdollarstospendonanythingwewant.Webuylotterytickets,orplaythestockmarket.We'resurewhenwehaveplentyofmoney,wewillbehappy.Butwillwe?
Whilehavingsomemoneydoeshaveaneffectonourlevelofhappiness,havingalotofmoneydoesnot.PeopleintheUnitedStatescanearnfrom$20,000ayearto$50,000,buthappinessdoesn'tincreaseassalariesgoup.Whyisthat?
It'sbecauseweareneversatisfied.Wealwaysthinkthatifwejusthadalittlemoremoney,we'dbehappier,butwhenwegetthere,werenot.Themoreyoumake,themoreyouwant.Themoreyouhave,thelessitbringsyoujoy.
Thethingsmoneycanbuydon’tmakeyouhappyeither.Alotofresearchessuggestthatyouwon'tfindthe"goodlife"buyingexpensive"toys".YoufinallybuythatBMWyou’vealwayswantedanditsoonlosesitsappeal.Then,insteadofwonderingifanewcariswhatreallymakesyouhappy,youdecideyoujustneedadifferentnewcar.It'sanendlesscycle.
Tobereallyhappy,inthefirstplaceyouneedtounderstandwhatmakesyouhappy.Onesecretofhappiness:
people.Researchershavefoundthatthosewhohavefiveormoreclosefriendsare50percentmorelikelytodescribethemselvesas“veryhappy”.Goodrelationshipshaveafargreatereffectonhappinessthanlargeraisesinsalary.
Soinvestyourtimeandenergyinpeople.Thepayoffismuchbiggerintermsofsalary.
12.What’sthepurposeofthefirstparagraph?
A.Toshowtheimportanceofmoney.
B.Totelltheeffectsbroughtbymoney.
C.Tointroducethetopicofthetext.
D.Toaskreaderstheiropinionsonmoney.
13.Whydon’tpeoplefeelhappywiththeirincreasedsalarieswhentheyarerich?
A.Becausetheydon’tneedmoneyanymore.
B.Becausetheyaren’tsatisfiedwiththeirmoney.
C.Becausetheycan’texperiencethedifficultyofmakingmoney.
D.Becausetheyareverymeanandfeellonely.
14.What’sthesecretofmakingpeoplehappyaccordingtothetext?
A.Earningenoughmoney.B.Keepinghealthy.
C.Makingmorefriends.D.Beingunderstood.
15.AccordingtothepassagewhichoneisTRUE?
A.Havingmuchmoneymaynotmakeushappy.
B.Happinesshasnothingtodowithmoney.
C.Havingmoneycontributestomakingfriends.
D.Beinghappycanbringusalotmoremoney.
第二节七选五(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。
选项中有两项为多余选项。
FiveWaystoMakePeopleLikeYou
●Beagoodlistener
Encourageotherstotalkaboutthemselves.Theeasiestwaytobecomeagoodconversationalist(健谈的人)istobecomeagoodlistener.Tobeagoodlistener,wemustactuallycareaboutwhatpeoplehavetosay.16.Instead,theyjustwantsomeonewhowilllistentothem.
●Smile