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辽宁省葫芦岛协作校学年高一英语上学期第二次考试试题
辽宁省葫芦岛协作校2019-2020学年高一英语上学期第二次考试试题
考生注意:
1.本试卷共120分。
考试时间100分钟。
2.请将各题答案填写在答题卡上。
第一部分阅读理解(共两节,满分35分)
第一节(共10小题;每小题2.5分,满分25分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。
A
Perhapstheimageofatypicalwomanscientistislikethis:
apairofthickglasses,messyhairandafewwrinklesontheforeheadNingYanmaybreakyourtraditionalopinionaboutwomenscientistswithherhigh-heeledshoes(高跟鞋)andbeautifullooks.
“Thegoddessscientist”,Yan,42,isaleadingbiologyresearcheratPrincetonUniversityintheUS.OnApril30,shewasincludedamong100newmembersand25foreignworkmatesintotheNationalAcademyofSciences,whosepurposeistorecognizeprominentresearchintheUS.
AftergraduatingfromTsinghuaUniversityandPrinceton,shebecameoneofChina’syoungest-everwomenprofessors.
Itwasalongroadtogetwheresheisnow.Shebelievesthatscientistsneedtohavedeterminationtokeeptrying.Yanlikestoworkatnight.Shesaysitisquietnottobebothered.Shealsoworksatleast14hoursadaybecauseresearchisthemost“comfortable”jobforher.
ThisdevotiontoherworkprobablyhelpedYaninherresearchtoidentifythestructuresofproteins(蛋白质)incells’plasmamembranes(细胞膜蛋白结构),whichisunknowntoscientistsforhalfacentury.HerachievementsgotherlistedinthefamousmagazineNaturein2016.
Apartfromscientificresearch,Yanenjoysclassicnovels.ThenovelJourneytotheWestmadeherwanttobecomeabiologist,becauseinthebooktheMonkeyKingcanbecomeotheranimals..
Yantriestoencouragemorewomentostudyscience.Inhereyes,thereisnodifferencebetweenmenandwomeninthescientificfields.Womencanworkasexcellentlyasmenandlivethewaytheychoose.
1.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“prominent”underlinedinparagraph2?
A.Excellent.B.Interesting.
C.Strange.D.Educational.
2.WhydoesNingYanprefertoworkatnight?
A.Sheisusedtoworkingatnight.
B.Sheisbusyduringthedaytime.
C.Itisquietnottobebothered.
D.Theresearchrequiresdoingatnight.
3.WhatmadeYanwanttobeabiologist?
A.Herresearch.B.Aclassicnovel.
C.Herprofessor.D.Herdream.
B
Atpresent,thereareover36,000McDonald'stedoutasasmallone.TheMcDonaldbrothers,DickandMac,openedthefirstMcDonald’sinSanBernardino,Californiain1948.Themenuincludedhamburgers,softdrinks,pie,Frenchfries,milk,coffeeandmilkshakes.RayKroc,atravelsalesman,visitedthestoreandbecameinterestedinit.Thebrotherssaidthattheyhopedtoopenstoresinthewholecountry,andthenKrocbecametheirfirstfranchiseagent(特许经销商)in1954.KrocopeneduparestaurantforMcDonald’sonApril15,1955.Thatstorecamewithalotofdifficultiesinthebeginning.
Afterdealingwiththedifficulties,McDonald’sstartedtospreadtoallovertheUnitedStates.TheMcDonaldbrotherswantedtoshowtheirSpeedServiceSystem—whatwecallfastfood.Customerswereservedatlargewindowsinthefrontofthebuilding.Thehousesofthefirstrestaurantswereredandwhitewithtwogoldenarches(拱)onthesidetomaketherooflooklessflat.
TheMcDonald’smenuin1977showshow’differentitsfoodchoicesarefromtoday.What’smore,todayMcDonald’shavedigitalscreenstoshowmenusagainandagain.
In1969McDonald’schangedthestyleofrestaurants.ThischangeisfoundonthefirstMcDonald’sinMoscow,Russiain1990.CrowdslineupoutsidetogettheirfirsttasteofaBigMac.
Withbillionsofpeopleserved,McDonald’shasplayedanattractiveroleshapinginternationalculturesinceitsfirstrestaurantopened.
4.WhenwasMcDonald’sfirstsetup?
A.In1948.B.In1954.C.In1955.D.In1977.
5.WhatledRayKroctobeMcDonald’sfirstfranchiseagent?
A.Hisinterestintraveling.
B.Hisexperienceofrunningrestaurants.
C.Thebrothers,wish.
D.Oneofthecustomers,advice.
6.WhydidthefirstMcDonald’shouseshavetwogoldenarchesontheside?
A.ThearchescanshowtheirdifferenceintheUSA.
B.Thearchescanmaketherooflooklessflat.
C.Customersenjoyedarches.
D.Customerslikedlargewindows.
C
Theworldfoodsafetycouldbeindangerbecauseofanumberoffoodproductionshocks(冲击),accordingtoanAustralianstudy.
TheresearchersfromtheUniversityofTasmaniafoundthattherewere226shocksintheareaoffoodproductionacross134nationsandthefrequencyhasbeenincreasingoverthepast50years.
AccordingtoCottrell,aresearcherfromtheUniversityofTasmania,themaincausesbehindtheshocksaredifferent.Forcrops,extremeweathereventssuchasfloodsandnorainforalongtimeplaythebiggestpart.Weatheralsoplaysaroleinlivestock(家畜)production,butdiseaseplaysabiggerrole.Diseasealsoleadstoaquaculture(水产业)shocks,whileintheoceanmostofthefoodshocksarecausedbyoverfishing.
“Whenwelookatthefoodproductionsystems,coveringcrops,livestock,fisheriesandaquaculture,”Cottrellsaid,“wefindthatcropsandlivestockaremoreeasilyaffectedthanaquaculture.AndsomecountriesinSouthAsiaaremorefrequentlyaffectedthanothers.”
Theeffectsofproductionshocksreachedfarawayfromwheretheyhappened.Whenonemeansoffoodproductionisgreatlyreduced,itwillcauseunexpectedresults.“TheIndiagotalotoffoodproductionshocksincropsandlivestock,largelybecauseoffloods,”Cottrellexplained,“IfcountrieslikeIndiaareshockedandthericeproductionismuchsmaller,they'llprobablysendlessgoodstoanothercountry.Andthatshocksuddenlystartstoaffectallthetradepartnersofthemajorproducersaswell.”
AccordingtowhatCottrellsaid,whiletheinternationalcommunityfacesagreatchallengetotheseproblems»stepstakennowcanhelpfightagainstunexpectedshocksinthefuture,“Thiscanbedonethroughmeasuressuchasfoodstoresystemssothattheyarebetterabletodealwiththeeffectwhichiscausedbyproblemssuchasclimatechange.”saidCottrell.
7.Whatdoweknowaboutfoodproductionshocksaccordingtoparagraph3?
A.Overfishingisthemaincause.
B.Somediseasesarethemaincause.
C.Extremeweatheristhebiggestshock.
D.Theircausesaredifferentindifferentproductionareas.
8.WhichofthefollowingismorefrequentlyaffectedaccordingtoCottrell?
A.LivestockinSouthAsia.B.CropsinAustralian,
C.FisheriesinIndia.D.LivestockinAustralia.
9.WhydoesthewritermentionIndianfoodproductionshocks?
A.ToshowIndiasellsalotofcropstoothercountries.
B.Toshowtheshockscancauseunexpectedresults.
C.ToshowIndianshocksaremoreoften.
D.ToshowIndiahasalotofflood
10.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?
A.TheImportanceofGlobalFoodSafety
B.MeasuresSolvingtheProblemofGlobalFoodSafety
C.ResultsCausedbytheProblemofGlobalFoodSafety
D.ProductionShocksThreateningGlobalFoodSafety
第二节(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10分)
根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。
选项中有两项为多余选项。
HowtoCelebrateThanksgiving
ThanksgivingiscelebratedintheUnitedStatesonthefourthThursdayinNovember.Thanksgivingisaboutspendingtimewithfamilyandfriends,andbeingthankfulforthepeopleandthingsintheirlife,11WatchingtheThanksgivingDayparade(游行),football,volunteering,andplayinggamesarealsowaystocelebrateThanksgiving,
Invitefamilyandfriendsamonthaheadoftime.MakealistoffamilyandfriendsthatyouwouldliketocelebrateThanksgivingwith.LetthemknowthatyouwillbecelebratingThanksgivingandthatyouwouldlikethemtocome.Lettingthemknowaheadoftimewillallowthemtomakeplansiftheyneedtotravel.12That'sbecausetheyalreadyhaveplansforThanksgiving.
Chooseapotluck{自带餐)fortheThanksgivingmeal.Apotluckmealwillmakeiteasierforyoutocook.Ifyouchoosethistypeofmealaskyourguestswhattheywouldliketobring.Makealistofthedishestheywillbebringing,13ThehostwillusuallymaketheturkeyforaThanksgivingmeal.
14Thiswayyoucanensurethatyouwillhaveaturkeyforthemeal.Buytheturkeyfromyourlocalstoresorturkeyfarms.Buya12-poundturkeytofeed10to15people.
Makeashoppinglist.Makealistofallthethingsyouwillneedtopreparethemeal.Buydryingredient?
(食材)oneortwoweeksahead.15Forexample,buybread,cannedpumpkin,butterandthehamtwoweeksahead.Buycranberries,greenbeans,rolls,corn,sweetpotatoes,andmilkfivetosevendaysinadvance.
A.Buytheturkeytwoorthreeweeksahead.
B.Thenthehostprovidestherestofthefood.
C.Youknowthatsomepeoplemayrefuseyou.
D.Buyfreshingredientsfivetosevendaysinadvance.
E.Itiscelebratedbyhavingabigmealwithaturkey.
F.Ifyoudon’tfeellikemakingaturkey,orderpizzaortakeout.
G.MakeotherdishestohelpyoufeeltheThanksgivingspirit.
第二部分语言知识运用(共两节,满分45分)
第一节(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)
阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、d和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Afriendgavemeabook.Itwasabookaboutflowersandtrees.Fordifferent16,itwasspecialinmyhandsandheart.MaybethebookfeltgoodinmyhandsbecauseI’dlostothermaterial(物质的)17inahousefire.Ormaybethebookfeltgoodinmyheartbecauseitwas18tomewithlove.Eitherway,itwasa(n)19book.
Someweekslater,atire(轮胎)ofmycar20,atdusk,theworsttimeoftheday.Ihadmytwobabieswithmeandno21tire.Wewereinavalleywithnocellphonereceptioa22,Idon’tfearwhenitcomestobasicsurvivalskills.I23apicnicareaandgotsomefoodoutfromthecarforthekids.Ithen24thethingsaround.Easyenough,we’dbe25foranightifnecessary.
Thenamiddleagedcouple26andaskediftheycouldhelp,27aridetotown.IfeltsadbecauseIhadno28toofferthekindpeople.Duringourjourneytotown,wego