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高二英语上册精练检测试题10
英语基础知识复习
英语精练(10)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
In2018,I wasswimmingoff SunriseBeachwithsomefriendsandmybrotherTaariq,onalife-savingexercise.
TwoguysstayedintheboatwhileTaariqandIswamout.Thensomethingcaughtmyeye–alargesharkfinheadingtowardsmybrother.Ishoutedto theguysintheboattogetTaariqoutandItriedtodrawtheshark’sattentionawayfrommybrotherbyhittingthewater.Itworked.Butnowthesharkwasswimmingtowardsme.
Asthethree-metre“greatwhite”circledme,Itriedtopushitawaywithmyfeet.Butthat onlymadeitangry.It swungitsbodyround,makinga hugesplash.
Theboatwasnearernow,andTaariqgrabbedmyhandandstartedpullingmeout.Heheldmyinjuredleg,tryingtostopthebleeding.Ididn'tknowit,buthalfwaydown mylegtherewasnothingleft.
AfterIleftfromthehospital,Ifeltangryaboutwhathadhappenedtomeatfirst.Butmybrothertoldmenottogiveuponlife.IfollowedhisadviceandlessthantwoyearslaterIwaschosento attendthe2018Beijing Paralympics(残运会).
1.Thewriterstartedhittingthewaterinorderto__________.
A.tellhisbrotherasharkwasapproaching
B.askthepeopleontheboatforhelp
C.showthesharkhewasn’tafraid
D.getthesharktoswimawayfromhisbrother
2.Inwhatorderdidthefollowingeventstakeplace?
a.Mylungsfeltasiftheywereonfire.
b.Iwasclosetoblackingout.
c.Thesharkcircledaroundme.
d.Istartedhittingthewater.
e.Thesharkmadeahugesplash.
A.d,c,e,a,bB.d,e,cb,aC.e,d,a,c,bD.c,d,a,b,e
3.Theunderlinedexpression“I’mnotgoingdown…”isclosestinmeaningto________.
A.Iwon’tgetoutofthewater
B.Iwon’tbedefeated
C.Irefusetoco-operate(合作)
D.Icannotdisappointothers
4.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribesthewriter?
A.Clever.B.Foolish.C.Lucky.D.Careless.
B
Childrenwhospendmorethantwohoursadayatacomputerorwatchingtelevisionaremorelikelythanotherstohavementalproblems,scientistssay.
Researchersfoundthat11-year-oldswhospentseveralhoursinfrontofascreeneachdaydidworseonmentalhealthtests,nomatterhowmuchphysicalexercisetheygot.
Thestudyfoundnodirectevidencethatsittinginfrontofascreenactuallycausesmentalhealthproblems.Instead,itsuggeststhatchildrenwithdifficulties,suchasextremeshyness,aremorelikelytochooseTVorcomputergamesthansociableactivities.
Inthestudy,childrenwereaskedwhethertheyagreed,disagreedorsomewhatagreedwithalistofstatements,including,“Igenerallyplayaloneorkeeptomyself”and,“Iamoftenunhappy,ortearful”.TheywerealsoaskedhowmuchexercisetheytookandhowlongtheyspentataTVorcomputerscreen.
Previousstudieshaveraisedconcernsthatwatchingtoomuchtelevisioncanaffectchildren'sbehaviourinlaterlife.ACanadianstudyfoundthatthosewhowatchedmostTVasyoungchildrenperformedworseatschool,atemorejunkfoodandhadmoretroubleconcentrating.
5.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?
A.Itdescribesthereasonspeoplewatchtelevision.
B.Itreportsthefindingsofascientificstudy.
C.Itdiscusseswaystoimprovechildren’sphysicalhealth.
D.Itadvisesparentsonraisingtheirchildren.
6.Howdidtheresearcherscarryoutthestudy?
A.Byreviewingchildren’srecordsonline.
B.Byinterviewingchildren’sparents.
C.Bywatchingchildrenintheirhome.
D.Byaskingchildrenquestions.
7.WhichproblemlinkedwithwatchingtoomuchTVisNOTmentionedinthepassage?
A.Poorconcentrationinschool.
B.Badeatinghabits.
C.Gettingangry.
D.Mentalillness.
8.Howcanchildrenimprovementalhealthaccordingtothepassage?
A.LimitTVandcomputerusetolessthantwohoursaday.
B.Getmorephysicalexercise.
C.Playmoreeducationalcomputergames.
D.Gotobedearliereachnight.
C
TheDutchdidnotinventwindmills(风车),buttheyputthemtogooduse,dryingfloodedfieldstocreatemorefarmlands.
Unlikehistory’sfirstwindmillsinPersiacenturiesago,whichwereusedtomakeflour,thesemachineswerepumpingsystems,bringingupwaterforfamiliesandfarmanimalsfromdeepunderground.
IntheU.S.A,windmillswereintroducedtodesertlandsaroundtherailroads,whichneededwateralongthetracksforthesteamengines.Farmersquicklyborrowedtheideaandboughtalotofwindmills.
Thesedays,youcanseehundredsofwindturbines(涡轮机)ontopofsomeCaliforniamountains,wherethewindalways---oratleastmostofthetime---steadilyblows.
Acollectionof3,300windturbinesononeCalifornianmountaindrawsenoughenergytosupplythepowerneedsofawholecity.
Whilewindmillsdrivewaterpumps,windturbinesmakeelectricitythatgoesdirectlyintotheelectricsystem.Electricitycompanieshaved