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浙江省金华十校2020-2021学年高二下学期期末调研考试英语试题

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一、阅读选择

JohnRoshercantreatajellyfishstingandiceskatebackwards.Heisgoodatplayingchessandcanconfidentlytalkaboutnuclearscience.The17-year-oldfromKansas,UShasgainedknowledgeaboutmanysubjects,allbecauseoftheBoyScouts(童子军).

TheBoyScoutsisakindofclubthatteenagerscanjointolearnskills.Everytimemembersmasteranewskill,theyearnameritbadge(勋章).Rosherhasearnedall137availablebadges.Inthe105-yearhistoryoftheBoyScoutsofAmerica,fewerthan300scoutshaveachievedthat.

WhenRosherjoinedtheBoyScoutsat10,hisonlygoalwastoearnmoremeritbadgesthanhisdad,whohadearned54duringhistimeintheScouts.Afterbeatinghisdad'srecord,Rosherrealizedhewantedtokeepgoing.Heenjoyedthechallenge.

Thebadgesareearnedforsubjectsfromsafetytocareerskills.Rosherearnedsomeofthebadgesduringhisfamilyvacations.HewentwaterraftinginColorado.HepracticedfishingintheAmazonjunglewithalligators(鳄鱼)allaroundhim.Notallthebadgesneededavacation.Forexample,forhismodeldesignbadge,hespenthoursbuildinga3-Dmodelofaspaceshipathome.

Earningsomanybadgeswasn'teasy,especiallysincehe'salsodealingwithband,soccer,andvolunteerwork.ButRosheristhankfulforallhisexperiences."Theyhaveshapedmeandtaughtmetobemoreadventurous,"hesaid."EverythingIlearnedinBoyScoutswillstaywithmeforever."

1.WhatdoweknowaboutRosher?

A.Hehasearned54badgessofar.

B.Hehasachievedalotinnuclearscience.

C.HehasbeenaScoutmemberfor10years.

D.HehaslearnedmanyskillsafterjoiningtheBoyScouts.

2.Rosherkeepsearningmorebadgesbecausehe___

A.enjoyscollectingbadges.

B.likesmeetingmorechallenges.

C.wantstoprovehimselftohisfriends.

D.hopestowinmorebadgesthanhisfather.

3.WhatdoesRosherthinkofhisexperiencesintheScouts?

A.Common.B.Painful.C.Rewarding.D.Boring.

Nowthattheinternetprovidesuswithdirectaccesstoallkindsofinformation,somepeoplesaywedon'tneedpubliclibraries.Thismaybewhysomepubliclibrariesarefindingnewwaystoservethepublic.

Finnishdesignersusedtheconceptofausefulpublicspacetoprovethepoint.HelsinkiCentralLibraryOodipushestheboundariesofwhatalibrarycanbe.Thelibraryopeneditsdoorsattheendoflastyear.

AnttiNousjoki,oneofOodi'sarchitects,saidtheideabehinditsdesignistomaketheplace“anindoortownsquare”.Thebuildingwasdesignedwithoutinteriorsupportcolumns,sotheinsideismostlyalargeopenspace.AccordingtoTashReith-BanksoftheGuardian,thisisquitedifferentfromthenormalideaoflibraries-"Dullandsilent".

Ofcourse,Oodistillservesasatraditionallibrary,withacatalogueofabout100,000books.FinnishnewsoutletYleUutisetreportsthat,sinceopening,Oodilendsout5,000bookseachday.ButgiventhefactthatOodihasattractedalmostamillionviewersduringthepastfourmonths,witharound7,500dailyvisitors,it'sprovidingmorethanjustbooks.

Whilemostlibrariesaroundtheworldofferinternetaccessandotherservices,Finnishlibrariesoftendifferthemselvesinservices,includingaccesstoe-publications,sportsequipment,powertoolsandevenkaraoke.

Oodigoesevenfurther.Onthemiddlefloor,multi-functionroomsaredesignedtoaccommodatebothnoisyandquietactivities.Italsooffersfacilitieslikea3Dprinterandrecordingstudios.

“Oodihasbeendesignedtogivecitizensandvisitorsafreespacetoactivelydowhattheywanttodo-notjustbeaconsumer,”saidNousjoki.

4.WhatisspecialaboutOodi?

A.Ithasmorebooks.B.It'saplaceforbothbooksandactivities.

C.Itonlyprovidese-booksD.Itallowsvisitorstostayovernight.

5.WecanlearnfromParagraph4thatOodi

A.hasalonghistoryB.makesarchitectspopular

C.housesalargecollectionofe-booksD.issuccessfulinfindingnewwaystoservepeople

6.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.ALibraryOfMoreThanBooksB.APublicPlaceForAllVisitors

C.ANewWayOfReadingBooksD.AUniqueExperienceofVisitors

WhenBenjaminCherkaskywasineighthgrade,hequittheswimteam.Itwasn'tbecausehelackedthepassion;hejustcouldn'tacceptfailuresinmatches."I'mnotMichaelPhelps.WhyamIevenontheteam?

"hesaid."Myperfectionismpromptedveryhighexpectations,andthatcausedrealsuffering,"hesaid.

Cherkaskyisnotaloneinfeelingthatperfectionismcancauseanxiety.Somanymillennials(千禧一代)sufferfromtheproblemsofbeingaperfectionistthatpsychologistsareissuingwarningsandschoolsareemphasizingtheneedtoacceptfailure.

JessicaPryor,aleadingpsychologist,saideverygenerationisasponge(海绵)forthemessagesitreceives."Millennials,morethananyothergenerationinAmericansociety,arereceivingclearmessagesaboutachieving,"shesaid."Butthere'sanabsenceofthemessagethattryingyourhardestisstillOK."

Incollege,Cherkaskyfoundhimselfsurroundedbysomanyintelligentpeoplethathefeltheshouldhavebeenachievingahigherlevelthanhewas."Itmakesyoufeelkindofcrazy."hesaid.Thistypeofthinkingcanleadpeopletoputtinginlesseffort,whichastheyfallbehind,cancreatemoreanxiety."Itmakespeoplefeelkindofisolated."AndthatCherkaskyadded,"cancausestudentstodistancethemselvesfromtheirschool".

TheAmericanPsychologicalAssociationalsofoundoutthatrecentgenerationsofcollegestudentshavereportedhigherlevelsofperfectionismthanearliergenerations.

Researchersnotedthatsocialmediaaddspressure,alongwiththedrivetoearnmoneyandachievecareergoals.Perfectionistsoftencreateevenhighergoals,whichcanleadtoahigherriskoffailure.

7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"prompted"inparagraph1mean?

A.Ledto.B.Metwith.C.Resultedfrom.D.wentagainst.

8.AccordingtoJessicaPryor,Millennials.

A.areunwillingtoworkhard.

B.desirenothingbuttosucceed.

C.shouldlearntodealwithpressure.

D.needthemessagethatfailureisacceptablewhentryingtheirbest.

9.Cherkasky'sexperienceincollegeismentionedtoshow.

A.theproblemsofcollegeeducation

B.thebadinfluenceoffellowstudents

C.theharmfuleffectsofbeingaperfectionist

D.thepressuremostcollegestudentsexperience

10.Whatisthewriter'spurposeinwritingthetext?

A.Tosharesomeexperiencesofacollegestudent.

B.Toshowthereasonsforbecomingaperfectionist.

C.Topresentthefindingsofaresearchoncollegelife.

D.Toraisepublicconcernoveraproblemofmillennials.

二、七选五

Socialmediaareapowerfultool,andthego-greenmovementisbecomingpopularinthesocialmediaworld.AnewFacebookappisexercisingthispowertohelppeoplegetbacktoworkorevenlandtheirdreamjob.11.

Withanunemploymentrateof9.7percentinJanuary2010,therewerenearly15millionAmericansoutofworkofwhom6.3millionhadbeenjoblessfor27ormoreweeks.Itislikelythatthesepeoplehaveusedthemosttraditionalmethodstofindajob.12.Asyoucansee,thenameoftheappisHireMyFriend,notHireMe13.Oneofthemostimportantpartsofgettingajobiswhoyouknow.Reachouttoyournetworkoffriendsandyouwillfindmoreopportunitiesthanapplyingforajobinanewspaperadvertisement.Asawriter,Iknowthatnetworkingisthekeytoopeningdoorsandgettingnewopportunities.

WhenyouplacetheHireMyFriendapponyourFacebookpage,youcanpresentyourfriend'sjob-relatedfactsandthenthisinformationisshownthroughalivefeedpost(实时发布).14.Inadditiontotheappitself,theHireMyFriendFacebookpagehaslotsofusefulresourcesforthosewhowanttofindajob.Onetab(标签)hasthelatestjobsthatarebeingpostedonTwitter,anotherpowerfulsocialmediatool.15.Thedeveloperoftheappencouragespeoplenevertogiveup.Ifyouknowofsomeonewhoisoutofwork,IencourageyoutotrytheHireMyFriendapp.

A.ThatisHireMyFriend.

B.Therefore,itisdesignedforyoutohelpafriendgetajob.

C.Butnowit'stimetogetcreativeandHireMyFriendcanhelppeopledothat.

D.Besides,manyotherjobsearchingappsprovideusefulinformationforthejobless.

E.ThenyourentirenetworkofFacebookfriendscanseewhatyourfriendhastooffer.

F.Socialmediaenablepeopletocommunicatewitheachotherbysharinginformationonline.

G.Anothertabhasalistofjobsearchingblogsandmajorjobsearchsitesforthejobless.

三、完形填空

Oneday,Iwasinacharityshoplookingatthesecondhandbooks.AfterafewminutesIbecame16ofagroupofwomenwhowerepoorly17andspokeinwhat18likeaneasternEuropeanlanguage.Asthey19theclothes,alittlegirl,aboutthreeyearsold,cameovertothe20section.Immediatelyherattentionwascaughtbyatoybabycarriage.Shespoketohermotherandhermother21askedtheshopassistanthowmuchitcost.3wasthe22.Themumlookeddownatherchild,perhaps23whatshestillhadtobuyandhowmuchmoneywouldhavebeen24.Thenshesimply25herhead.Thechilddidn't26assomemight.Beingtoldnowasnotanew27forher.Butshecouldn'tkeepthe28fromherface.

Ithitmethatseveraldaysago,afriendgiftedme&100,29thatIcoulddosomegooddeedswithit.AtthattimeIhadfourpoundstotallyinmypocket,two&2coins.Iknewitwasthe30timetoact.AmomentlaterItappedthemotherontheshoulder,pointedtothe31Ihadleftinthebabycarriageandsaid,"Buyherababydolltoo."Ididn'thangabouttoseetheendresult.32,it'snotaboutbeingthanked.ThenImademywayoutoftheshopandintothesunshine.

The33myfriendgavemewasaninvestmentinthe

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