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最新北京市东城区高二上期末英语

2018北京市东城区高二(上)期末

英语

单选

1Theteacheraswellasthestudents            thebookalready.

∙A.hasreadB.havereadC.isreadingD.arereading

2Itisnecessary            waterfromthewetsouthtothedrynorth.

∙A.gotB.gettingC.togetD.get

3---Haven'tseenyouforages!

Wherehaveyoubeen?

---IwenttoNingxiaandstayedthereforoneyear,            asavolunteer.

∙A.teachB.teachingC.taughtD.toteach

4Afterwearrived,watchingafamilyofchimpswakeup            ourfirstactivity.

∙A.isB.wasC.areD.were

5Icouldn'tdomyhomeworkwithallthatnoise            .

∙A.wentonB.goesonC.goingonD.togoon

6          ,Islidintobedandfeltfastasleep.

∙A.ExhaustB.ExhaustingC.ToexhaustD.Exhausted

7Shefailedtomakeheropinions            atthemeeting,whichledtothedelayoftheproject.

∙A.understandB.tounderstandC.understandingD.understood

8Thesefarmingmethodshavethesamegoal:

toavoid            theenvironmentorpeople'shealth.

∙A.todamageB.damageC.damagingD.damaged

9YuanLongpingbecamethefirstagriculturalpioneerintheworld            20%moreofthecropinthesamefield.

∙A.toproduceB.producingC.producedD.produce

10Forthosewithfamilymembersfaraway,thepersonalcomputerandthephoneareimportantinstaying            .

∙A.toconnectB.connectingC.connectD.connected

完形填空

11

A

Bornintoapoorfarmer'sfamilyin1930,DrYuangraduatedfromSouthwestAgriculturalCollegein1953.Sincethen,findingwaystogrowmorericehasbeenhislife      1      .Asayoungman,hesawthegreatneedforincreasingtherice      2      .Atthattime,hungerwasa(n)      3      probleminmanypartsofthecountryside.DrYuansearchedforawaytoincreasericeharvestswithout      4      theareaofthefields.In1950,Chinesefarmerscouldproduceonlyfiftymilliontonsofrice.Inarecentharvest,      5      ,nearlytwohundredmilliontonsofricewasproduced.Theseincreasedharvestsmeanthat22%oftheworld'speoplearefed      6      just7%ofthefarmlandinChina.DrYuanisnow      7      hisknowledgeinIndia,Vietnamandmanyotherlessdevelopedcountriestoincreasetheirriceharvests.      8      hisresearch,theUNhasmoretoolsinthebattleto      9      theworldofhunger.Usinghishybridrice,farmersareproducingharveststwiceas      10      asbefore.

∙1.A.fantasyB.goalC.themeD.entertainment

∙2.A.outputB.inputC.deliveryD.collection

∙3.A.terrifyingB.originalC.uniqueD.disturbing

∙4.A.expandingB.advancingC.dividingD.controlling

∙5.A.thereforeB.inadditionC.howeverD.asaresult

∙6.A.fromB.withinC.beyondD.along

∙7.A.preservingB.circulatingC.gainingD.contributing

∙8.A.ApartfromB.ThankstoC.EversinceD.Ratherthan

∙9.A.rejectB.convinceC.defendD.rid

10.A.heavyB.badC.largeD.poor

12

B

Sixdots.Sixbumps(隆起物).Sixbumpsindifferentpatterns,spreadingoutoverthepage.Whatarethey?

Numbers,letters,words.Who      1      this

code?

NoneotherthanLouisBraille,aFrench12-year-old,whowasalsoblind.Andhisworkchangedtheworldof      2      andwriting,forever.

LouiswasfromasmalltowncalledCoupvray,nearParis.Louisbecameblindbyaccident,whenhewas3yearsold.Asaresult,Louisneededanew      3      tolearn.Hestayedathisoldschoolfortwomoreyears,buthecouldn'tlearneverythingjustbylistening.ThingswerelookingupwhenLouisgotachanceto      4      attheRoyalInstitutionforBlindYouthinParis,whenhewas10.Buteventhere,mostoftheteachersjust      5      atthestudents.Thelibraryhad14hugebookswithraisedlettersthatwerevery      6      toread.Louiswasimpatient.

Thenin1821,aformersoldiernamedCharlesBarbiervisitedtheschool.Barbiersharedhisinventioncalled"nightwriting",acodeof12raiseddotsthatletsoldierssharetop-secret      7      onthebattlefieldwithoutevenhavingtospeak.      8      ,thecodewastoohardforthesoldiers,butnotfor12-year-oldLouis!

LouiscutBarbier's12dotsinto6,andfinishedthesystembythetimehewas15,then      9      thefirst-everbraillebookin1829.Butdidhe      10      there?

Noway!

In1837,headdedsymbolsformathandmusic.But      11      thepublichaddoubtsaboutit,blindstudentshadtostudybrailleontheirown.EvenattheRoyalInstitution,whereLouistaughtafterhegraduated,braillewasn'ttaughtuntilafterhisdeath.Braillebeganto      12      worldwidein1868,whenagroupofBritishmen,nowknownastheRoyalNationalInstitutefortheBlind,took      13      thecauseofpromoting(推进)brailleamongtheblind.

Nowpracticallyeverycountryintheworldusesbraille.Braillebookshavedouble-sidedpages,whichsavesalotofspace.Braillesignshelpblindpeoplearoundin      14      places.And,mostimportantly,blindpeoplecan      15      independently.

Louisprovedthatifyouhavethemotivation,youcandoamazingthings.

∙1.A.brokeB.madeC.usedD.followed

∙2.A.actingB.speakingC.listeningD.reading

∙3.A.bondB.wayC.organizationD.occasion

∙4.A.studyB.trainC.teachD.work

5.A.talkedB.gesturedC.smiledD.waved

∙6.A.astonishingB.longC.delightfulD.hard

∙7.A.argumentB.failureC.informationD.campaign

∙8.A.PrivatelyB.SimplyC.UnfortunatelyD.Politely

∙9.A.borrowedB.discoveredC.readD.published

∙10.A.seekB.stopC.lieD.wait

∙11.A.sinceB.untilC.ifD.although

∙12.A.struggleB.settleC.spreadD.exist

∙13.A.upB.overC.inD.on

∙14.A.safeB.specialC.publicD.previous

∙15.A.skimB.surviveC.imagineD.communicate

阅读理解

13

A

TivoliGardensamusementparkinCopenhagen,Denmark,isamustforallvisitorstothecity,youngandold.Tivoliislocatedjustafewminutes'walkfromCityHall,andwiththeCopenhagenCentralStationasitsnearestneighbor,itisveryeasytogetto.

TivoliGardenswasfoundedin1843andhasbecomeanationaltreasureandaninternationalattraction.TivoliGardens'secretisthatthereissomethingforeveryone.Thesceneryisbeautifulwithunusualarchitecture,historicbuildingsandbeautifulgardens.Atnight,thousandsofcoloredlightscreateafairytaleatmospherethatiscompletelyunique.

>Rides

TheridesarealldesignedtomatchTivoli'sarchitectureandgardens.Somerideswillremindyouofthegoodolddays.Otherswillmatchtheexpectationsofthosethrillseekers,e.g.theVertigowhichwillturnyouupsidedownat100km/handwasvotedEurope'sBestRidein2014.

Tivoli'soldestandmostpopularride,thewoodenRollerCoasterfrom1914,isoneoftheonlysevenrollercoastersworldwidewhichhaveabrakemanonboardeverytrain.

In2017,TivoligotanewVR(virtualreality)experienceintheDemon,wheretherollercoasterpassengersarebroughtonajourneythroughaChineseuniversewithfire-spittingdragonsandexplodingfireworks.

>Music

ThemusicprograminTivolihasexcitingeventstooffereveryyearregardlessofyourageorpreferences.BesidesmajoreventssuchasFridayRockandSummerClassical,there'slivemusiceverysingleday.Tivoli'sSummerClassicaloffersexcellentclassicalmusic.They'llserveupeverythingfromJamesBondmusictoMozartandoperetta.

>Dining

Whenitcomestofood,Tivoliisequallydiverse.Lotsofpeoplewillbringapicnictothegarden,butyoucanalsochoosefromTivoli'sbroadselectionofrestaurants.You'llfindeverythingfromtraditionalDanishcuisinetoFrenchbistroorAsianfood.

> Openinghours

13/10/2017~05/11/2017

Monday~Thursday,Sunday

11:

00~23:

00

13/10/2017~05/11/2017

Friday,Saturday

11:

00~00:

00

18/11/2017~31/12/2017

Monday~Thursday,Sunday

11:

00~23:

00

18/11/2017~31/12/2017

Friday,Saturday

11'00~00:

00

> Admission

Adult

CopenhagenCard

Multi-rideticket

Child(3~7)

120DKK

Free

230DKK

50DKK

(1)WhatisthemainreasonforthepopularityofTivoliGardensamusementpark?

∙A.Itisconvenienttoreach.B.Ithasbeautifulgardens.

∙C.Itenjoysalonghistory.D.Itsuitseveryone.

(2)Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheridesinthepark?

∙A.Smoothandrelaxing.B.Historicalandexciting.

∙C.Traditionalandamusing.D.Imaginativeandentertaining.

(3)WhatdoweknowaboutTivoliGardensamusementpark?

∙A.Theadmissionisfreeforchildren.B.Outsidefoodisnotallowedinthepark.

∙C.Theopeninghoursaredifferentinaweek.D.Themusicperformancesareforbigevents.

14

B

KatherineJohnsonthinksallofherachievementsoverthe98yearsshe'sbeenaliveare"ordinary". Buttotherestoftheworld,they'reanythingbut.

Johnson,aphysicist,spacescientistandmathematician,graduatedfromhighschoolat14yearsold,attendedcollegetheverynextyearandwasthefirstAfrican-AmericanwomantoattendthegraduateschoolatWestVirginiaUniversity.

Shefellinlovewithmathandincollegetookeverymathcoursepossible.In1953,afteryearsofbeingateacher,shebeganworkingforNASAwhereshewasnicknamedthe"humancomputer".Johnsonwasabletocalculatethetrajectory(弹道)formanyspacemissions,includingforthespaceflightofAlanShepard,thefirstAmericaninspaceandthetrajectoryforthe1969Apollo11flighttothemoon.

Inspiteofherage,Johnsonisn'tslowingdownanytimesoon."Iliketolearn,"shesays."That'sanartandascience.I'malwaysinterestedinlearningsomethingnew."Asayounggirl,she'dstopbythelibraryonherwayhomeintheeveningandwouldpickupabook."Ifinallypersuadedthemtoletmelookattwobooks,"sherecalls."Icouldhavereadmorethanthatinonenightiftheyhadletme."

Johnson'samazinglifeservedasthebasisforanonfictionbooktitledHiddenFigures:

TheAmericanDreamandtheUntoldStory

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