人教版高中英语 人教版必修一期中复习水平测试基础卷.docx

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人教版必修一期中复习水平测试（基础卷）

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）

1.Whyhasn’tthewomanfinishedherhomework?

A.Herhandsareinjured.B.Shehasalowfever.C.Itistoocold.

2.Whatdoesthemando?

A.Heisataxidriver.

B.Heisanairportclerk.

C.Heisacomputeroperator.

3.Whendoesthewoman’sboatleave?

A.At10:

35.B.At11:

35.C.At12:

35.

4.Whatdoesthewomanwanttheman

A.Togetahaircut.B.Todosomeshopping.C.Toattendaparty.

5.Howdoesthemanknowtheadvertisement?

A.Bycallingthemanager.

B.Byvisitingthehotel.

C.Byreadingtoday’snewspaper.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatarethetwospeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Whentoeatfood.B.Howtoloseweight.C.Howtocookfood.

7.Whydidtheman’sfriendfallill?

A.Becausehewasoverweight.

B.Becausehedidlittleexercise.

C.Becauseheatealittlefood.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodoatfirst?

A.Changethegloves.B.Returnthegloves.C.Tryonthegloves.

9.Howmuchwillthewomanpaytogettheglovesshelikes?

A.$4.B.$25.C.$29.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whatisthewomanthinkingabout?

A.Gettingmoremoney.B.Doingbetterinherjob.C.Changingherjob.

11.Howdoesthewomanlikeherpresentjob?

A.Itisdifficult.B.Itisinteresting.C.Itispoorlypaid.

12.Whendoesthewomanhavetodecide?

A.Today.B.Tomorrow.C.Thedayaftertomorrow.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whydoesthemanmakethephonecall?

A.Toaskforacoloredpicture.

B.Toordersomemachines.

C.Toknowthedeliverytime.

14.Whatwillthewomandothisafternoon?

A.Emailthemanapicture.

B.Workouttheagreement.

C.Attendameeting.

15.Whycan'tthemachinesbedeliveredbytheendofthismonth?

A.Therearen’tenoughmachines.

B.Thedistanceistoolong.

C.Thetimeistoolimited.

16.Whenwillthemansigntheagreement?

A.Thisevening.B.Tomorrowmorning.C.Atnoontomorrow.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.WhichisnotprovidedforthepetsinAmerica?

A.Clothing.B.Education.C.Medicalcare.

18.Whydosomeownersdresstheirpetsinprettyclothes?

A.Becausethepetswillgiveperformances.

B.Becausethepetswillattractpeople’sattention.

C.Becausetheownerswanttokeeptheirpetsinfashion.

19.WhichofthefollowingisunusualpetsintheUS?

A.Birds.B.Fish.C.Monkeys.

20.Whichpetscanbetrainedtohelpdisabledpeople?

A.Dogsandcats.B.Birdsandmonkeys.C.Dogsandmonkeys.

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）

A

Afternoticingthathereighthgradestudentshadproblemsfocusingduringmathclass,aNorthCarolinateacherdecidedtochannel（引导）theirenergyinadifferentway—cycling.

Itdoesn'tsoundlikethemostcommonthingtododuringmathclass,butBethanyLambeth,ateacherfromWakeCounty,saysthateversincesheinstalled（安装）cyclingmachinesunderherstudents’desks,thequalityoftheirworkhasimprovedgreatly.Theyarepayingmoreattentiontowhattheteacherssay,and,mostimportantly,theyarenolongerfidgeting（坐立不安）allthetime.

"Before,theyweredrummingontheirdesksortouchingotherstudents.Theydon’tdothatanymorenow.Theirfeetaregettingthemovementout,"shesaid."Therehasbeenahugeincreaseinthequalityofourstudents’workandadecreaseintheamountofmissingwork.Ithinktheworldischangingalotandkidsneedtobeabletodosomethingdifferent."

Lambethinstalledthecyclingmachinesattheendoflastyear,whichcostaround$150each.Thecostwascoveredbymoneyfromkindpeople.Notalldeskshavepedals（踏板）underthem,sonotallthechildrenhavetouseone.Theschoolarehopingtogetmorepedalsbecauseoftherolecyclingmachinescouldplay.

Thekidsclearlylovethenew"toys".SofiaFedele,oneofLambeth’sstudents,saidcyclinghelpedherfocuson（专注）herworkduringclass."Iusuallytapmyfeelandstufftokeepmefocused.Ithinkpedalingismuchbetter.Itkeepsmeexercisingandfocused,"shesaid.

QuinnSpear,anotherstudentinLambeth’sclass,alsomentionedthegoodeffectonhealthofcoolingduringclass.Hetoldportersthathehadpedaled5.5milesandburped133calories;allbefore10am.

21.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.TheschoolthatBethanyLambethworksin.

B.Anewwayofexercisingthatisbecomingpopular.

C.HowstudentsinaNorthCarolinaschoolhaveclass.

D.Howamachinechangesstudents’performanceinclass.

22.Whateffectdoescyclinghaveonstudentsaccordingtothepassage?

A.Studentsloseweightbycycling.

B.Studentspayattentiontotheirstudy.

C.Studentshavefewfightswitheachother.

D.Studentsdotheirhomeworkmorequickly.

23.Whopaidforthecyclingmachines?

A.Thegovernment.B.Someunknownpeople.

C.Thestudents.D.Somecompanies.

24.WhydoesthewritermentionQuinnSpearinthelastparagraph?

A.Topersuadereaderstofollowhisexample.

B.Toprovethatheisanicestudent.

C.Totellusthathehaschangedalot.

D.Toshowthekidslovethecyclingmachines.

B

MaryandherhusbandJimhadadog,Lucky.Luckywasarealcharacter.WheneverMaryandJimhadfriendscomeforaweekendvisit,theywouldwarntheirfriendsnottoleavetheirluggageopenbecauseLuckywouldhelphimselftowhateverattractedhim.Naturallysomeonewouldforgetandsomethingwouldcomeupmissing.MaryorJimwouldgoloLucky’stoyboxinthebasement（地下室）andtherewouldbethetreasure.

IthappenedthatMaryfoundoutshehadbreastcancer.Somethingtoldhershewasgoingtodieofthisdisease.Shewasjustsureitwasserious.ThenightbeforeshewastogotothehospitalshehuggedLucky.Athoughtstruckher.WhatwouldhappentoLucky?

Althoughthethree-year-olddoglikedJim,hewasMary’sdogthroughandthrough."IfIdie,Luckywillbeabandoned（抛弃）,'Marythought."Hewon’tunderstandthatIdon’twanttoleavehim."Thethoughtmadehersadderthanthinkingofherowndeath.

TheoperationwasharderonMarythanherdoctorshadexpectedandMarystayedinhospitalforovertwoweeks.JimtookLuckyforhiseveningwalkregularlybutthedogwasjustinlowspirits.FinallythedaycameforMarytoleavethehospital.Whenshearrivedhome,Marywassotiredthatshecouldn’tevenmakeitupthestepstoherbedroom.Jimmadehiswifecomfortableonthecouchandlefthertonap.

LuckystoodwatchingMary,buthedidn’tcometoherwhenshecalledhim.ItmadeMarysadbutsleepsoonovercameherandshedozed.WhenMarywokeforasecondshecouldn’tunderstandwhatwaswrong.Shecouldn’tmoveherheadandherbodyfeltheavyandhot.PanicsoongavewaytolaughterthoughwhenMaryrealizedtheproblem.ShewascoveredwitheverytreasureLuckyowned!

Whileshehadslept,thesaddoghadmadetripaftertriptothebasement,backbringinghisbelovedmistress（女主人）hisfavoritethingsinlife.Hehadcoveredherwithhislove.Maryforgotaboutdying.Instead,sheandLuckybeganlivingagain,walkingfurtherandfurthertogethereverynight.

Ithasbeen12yearsnowandMaryisstillcancer-free.Lucky?

HestillstealstreasuresandhidestheminhistoyboxbutMaryremainshisgreatesttreasure.

25.WheredidLuckyusuallyhidehistreasures?

A.Inthebedroom.B.Inthebathroom.

C.Inthebasement.D.Inthekitchen.

26.WhywasMarysadderthinkingofLucky?

A.Luckyalwaysstolethingsfromtheluggage.

B.LuckywouldnotdoasJimorderedhimto.

C.Luckywastooyoungtoleaveher.

D.JimmightfailLuckyafterherdeath.

27.Whatcanbeinferredfromthethirdparagraph?

A.LuckymissedMaryverymuch.

B.LuckywasunwillingtoletJimwalkhim.

C.Jimdidn’ttreatLuckysowellasMary.

D.Marywasmorewillingtosleeponthecouch.

C

Collegesofferfoodpantries（食品储藏室）tostudents

WhenLoneStarCollegestudentDwyanyaEarnhardtfirstheardaboutafoodpantryopeningalhercollegeinSeptember,shewasembarrassedtoaskforhelp,butknewsheneededit.She’susedthefoodpantryseveraltimessince.

LoneStarCollege—MontgomeryisamongagrowingnumberofUScollegesopeningfoodpantriesforstudents.IntheHoustonareaalone,SanJacintoCollegeandtheUniversityofHouston-Downtown（UHD）havealsoaddedthem.

UHDopeneditsfoodpantryinspring.It,shopingtoincreaseitsusethroughaprogrambeingintroducedthisterm.About100to150studentswillbegivenfoodtouseinanewfoodbankbeingopenedinsidethestudentservicesbuilding.

"Morestudentsofdifferentbackgroundscanhavehighereducation,butjustbecauseyougotinitdoesn’tmeanyouhavethesupportcomingfromhometokeepyouin,"saidPatrickJefferson,UHD,sassistantvicepresidentforstudentaffairs.

"Manyofthestudentscomeafterwork,taketheirclass,thentheygohome,andtheydon'tleavetheirchallengesatthefrontdoor,"saidJefferson."We’rerecognizingthatwejustcan’tsay,‘Weonlyworryaboutourstudents’challengesintheirstudies.Wehavetothinkaboutthestudentsasawholeperson."

MostofthemoneyforLoneStar’sfoodpantryhascomefromteachersandstudents,includingEarnhardt.Aftervisitingthefoodpantryseveraltimes,Earnhardtstartedvolunteering（自愿做）there.Shetriestodonate（捐赠）moneytoitwhenevershecan.Thefoodpantryisopenfromnoonuntil3p.m.onTuesdaysandFridays,butstudentscanrequestitatanothertimeifneeded.Nearly590studentshaveusedthepantrysinceitopenedlastfall.

SanJacintoCollegehasbeenofferingfoodpantryservicestwiceamonthtostudentssince2013.Thecollegesendsabagofitemsoncertaindaysandhasreceivedmorethan1,000students,requestssinceitbegan.Itallowsstudentsfromallincomelev