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学年晋元高中高二上英语一次月考

2019-2020学年晋元高中高二第一学期英语一次月考试卷

I.Listening(略)

II.GrammarandVocabulary

SectionAGrammar

Directions:

Readthefollowingpassage.Fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword.Fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.

ItcanbehardtodecidewhichfoodtobuyinanAmericangrocerystorethesedays.Theinformationonmanyproductsmakesdifferentclaims.

Thelabel“organic”guaranteesthattheUnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculturerecognizestheproduct__21__(grow)underspecialconditions.Thedepartmentsaysfoods__22__(meet)requirementsofitsNationalOrganicProgramcanuseanofficiallabel.Itshowsthewords“USDAOrganic”insideacircle.USDAorganicfooddoesnotcontaingenesthathavebeenscientificallychanged.Thefoodisgrown__23__chemicalfertilizerorchemicaltreatmentsagainstinsectsordiseases.Organicmeat,poultry,eggsanddairyproductscomefromanimalsthataregivennoantibiotics(抗生素),__24__befedorganicfoodandhaveaccesstotheoutdoors.Beforeaproductcanbelabeled“organic”,aninspectorvisitsthefarm__25__thefoodisproducedtomakesurethefarmmeetsUSDAstandards.

Noconclusiveevidenceshowsthatorganicfoodismorenutritiousthanconventionally__26__(grow)food.AndtheUSDA--__27____27__itcertifies(证明)organicfood--doesn’tclaimthattheseproductsaresaferormorenutritious.Organicfoodsmeetthesamequalityandsafetystandardsasconventionalfoods.Thedifferenceliesin__28__thefoodisproduced,Organicfoodisproducedbyfarmerswhoemphasizetheuseofrenewableresourcesandtheconservationofsoilandwater__29__(enhance)environmentalqualityforfuturegenerations.Mostorganicfoodcostsmorethanconventionalfoodproducts.Higherpricesareduetomoreexpensivefarmingpracticesand__30__(tight)governmentregulations.

ThenewUSDA’snationalorganicprogramforlabelingareaimedatenablingconsumerstomakeaneducatedchoiceamongthefoodstheypurchaseandalsoincludethesafeguardoffinesformisrepresentation.Peoplewhosellorlabelaproduct“organic”whentheyknowitdoesnotmeetUSDAstandardscanbefinedupto$11,000foreachviolation.

SectionB

Directions:

Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.propertiesB.burstC.absorptionD.dumpingE.ingredient

F.activeG.bindsH.flavorI.stimulateJ.annoyedK.stored

WhatHappensAfterYouDrinkaCanofCoke?

Tenteaspoonsofsugarhityoursystem(100%ofyourrecommendeddailyintake).Youdon’timmediatelyfeelsickfromtheoverwhelmingsweetnessbecausephosphoricacid(磷酸)cutsthe__31__,whichallowsyoutokeepitdown.

Yourbloodsugarincreasesquicklytoaveryhighlevel.Itcausesa__32__ofinsulin(胰岛素).Yourliverrespondstothisbyturninganysugaritcangetintofat.

Caffeine__33__iscomplete.Thechemicalsinyourbrainthatpreventyoufromfeelingsleepyarenow__34__.Inresponsetoyourliverthatis__35__moresugarintoyourbloodstream,yourpupils(瞳孔)becomewideropenandyourbloodpressurebeginstorise.

Yourbodyincreasestheamountofyourdopamine(多巴胺),whichisbelievedto__36__the“pleasurecenters”ofyourbrain.

Thephosphoricacid__37__calcium(钙),magnesium(镁)andzinc(锌)inyourintestines(肠道),providingafurtherboostinmetabolism(新陈代谢).Thisiscompoundedbyhighdosesofsugarandartificialsweeteners,increasingthelossofcalcium.

Thecaffeine’sdiuretic(利尿的)__38__comeintoplay.Itmakesyouhavetopasswater.Youwillemptythecalcium,magnesiumandzincthatwere__39__inyourbones.

Asthe“livelyparty”insideofyoudiesdown,youwills

tarttohaveasugarcrash.Youmaybecome__40__and/ortired.NowyouhavepissedawayallthewaterthatwasintheCokewithoutsupplyingyoursystemwithwater--letaloneabsorbingvaluablenutrientsintoyourbodyorhelpingyoubuildstrongbonesandteeth.

SectionCTestonthevocabulary

A.matchB.mendC.miserableD.marginE.marineF.mine

G.meetH.meansI.matureJ.marchK.marks

41.Peoplestill_________forcoalinthatareasothatitisclosingdownowingtoexhaustion.

42.Sportshavelongbeenidealizedasawaytohealwounds,_________fences,andriseabovedifferencesamongculturesandnations.

43.Wewerenotableto_________thedeadlinebecauseofmanufacturingdelays.

44.It’sateampackedwithexperiencedand_________professionals.

45.Hewas_________afterhissonswereallkilledbytheenemy.

46.Helen’schoiceoflipstickwasagood_________forherskin-tone.

47.Hedidnotwanthislifetobeprolongedbyartificial_________.

48.Themoneyiscollectedinastraightforwardwaywithlittle_________forerror.

49.Bothteamsdeservefull_________forplayinginsuchbadweather.

50.Asothershopsfold,the_________ofthesuperstorescontinues.

Ⅲ.Reading

SectionA

Directions:

ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

Wouldyoulikeaburgerorfriedchickenforlunch?

Noway!

Pleasepassmethesalad__51__.

Hi,mynameisMorganJacobs,andIdecidedtobeavegetarian__52__Iloveallanimals.Ihavereadandseenpicturesofwhathappenstoanimalsthatareraisedfortheirmeat.Itmakesmeso__53__.Babycowsandchickenslivetheir__54__livesinplacesthataretoosmallforthem.Theyhaveno__55__tomoveabout.Thisisso__56__.Theysufferanddonotgetto__57__theirlives.

Idon’tlikeotheranimalsthatalsoonlylivetobe__58__bypeopleendurecrueltreatmentwhiletheyarealiveandthe__59__theyarekilled.Ifeelsorryforthem.

ThebestthingaboutbeingavegetarianisallthetastyandhealthyfoodsIeat.Vegetablesandfruitsarehealthyforyourbody.__60__,Ithinktheytastebetterthanmeat.OrangeshaveVitaminC.Ilovethetasteofwatermelons,peaches,andstrawberries.Greenvegetables__61__mefeelstrong.Ienjoydrinkinglotsofsoymilktogivemybonescalcium.

Ihavealifethreateningallergytonuts,seeds,andpeanuts,__62__Ieatsoybuttertogetmyprotein!

I__63__inbeingkindandlovingtopeopleandanimals,beinggoodtotheearth,and__64__life,includinganimals!

Asisknowntoall,animalsareourfriends.Weshouldlivein__65__withtheanimals.Ifwedestroyedtheanimals,wewoulddestroyourselves.

51.A.tooB.alsoC.eitherD.instead

52.A.becauseB.unlessC.whetherD.while

53.A.excitedB.sadC.gladD.happy

54.A.wholeB.longC.colorfulD.useful

55.A.timeB.roomC.needD.problem

56.A.cruelB.interestingC.necessaryD.probable

57.A.likeB.hateC.enjoyD.love

58.A.playedB.eatenC.watchedD.fed

59.A.styleB.roadC.wayD.type

60.A.BesidesB.HoweverC.OtherwiseD.Therefore

61.A.forceB.makeC.causeD.get

62.A.soB.butC.yetD.or

63.A.believeB.thinkC.considerD.imagine

64.A.inspectingB.respectingC.expectingD.inspiring

65.A.harmonyB.memoryC.termsD.search

SectionB

Directions:

Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.

(A)

SummerofficiallystartsthisyearonJune21,butthat’sonlythesolstice(夏至),thedaywhenthesunreachesitshighestpositioninthesky.Downonstreetlevel,summerreallybeginswheneventhethoughtofsipping(抿)ahotcupofcoffeeistoomuchtobear.Justasbirdsknowinstinctivelywhentomigrate,coffeeshopperswakeuponebrightmorningandagreethatit’sicedcoffeeseason.

GregoryZamfotis,theownerofGregorysCoffeeinNewYorkCity,estimatedthat75percentofthecoffeehesellsishotand25percentisicedformostoftheyear.Withthestartoficedcoffeeseason,thosenumbersflip.About65percentofthecoffeehesellsisiced.Thatchangecanhappenovernight.“Youdon’twanttogetcaughtandrunoutby9a.m.,”Zamfotissaid.

Thedangerofrunningoutisreal.AlloftheicedcoffeeatGregorysCoffeeiscold-brewed(冷泡的),inaprocessthattakes12hoursandproducesadrinkoftendescribedassmooth,roundandlush(醇厚的).There’snowaytorushcoldbrew.Zamfotissells10,000servingsperdayatthepeakoftheseason.Everyyear,thatdemandisincreasing.TheUnitedStatesisbecomingacoldbrewnation.Thereisanentirelynewaudienceforcoffeethatcoldbrewisattractinginparticular:

millennials(千禧一代),manyofwhomaremakingittheirdrinkofchoice.

Whatiscoldbrew?

Essentially,itisapreparation(配制品).Yousteep(浸)coffeegrounds(研磨而成的咖啡粉)inroom-temperaturewater(whichisn’t“cold”,strictlyspeaking)forsixto20hours(dependingontherecipe)tomakeaconcentratethatcanbediluted(稀释)withwaterandservedoverice.Bygivingupheat,youhavetoaddtime.

Coldbrewismorethanaslowed-downversionofhotcoffee:

it’sanoticeablydifferentproduct.Hotwaterwillbringouttheacidsincoffee,acharacteristicwhichprofessionaltasterscall“brightness.”Coldwaterdoesn’t,butstillgetsthefullrangeoftasteandsweetness.Theabsenceofacidityincoldbrewisevenmoredistinctwhencomparedwiththeicedcoffeefromthedarkages.Afewyearsago,itwasalwaysmadewithhotcoffeethatwaschilledintherefrigerator.Whenhotcoffeecools,evenmoreacidsdevelop.Thatcanmakethetasteunpleasant

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