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学年安徽省安庆市桐城市高二下学期周考英语试题Word版
安徽省安庆市桐城市2019-2020学年高二下学期4月周考英语试卷
一、 阅读理解 (本大题共10小题,共25.0分)
Canrobotsbecreative?
BritishartgalleryownerAidanMellerthinksso.HehopestobeginansweringthatquestionwitharobotcalledAi-Da.MelleriswatchingthebuildingofallAi-Da'spartsbyengineersatEngineeredArts,acompanybasedinCornwall,England.Theengineersbelievetherobotwillbeabletomakepicturesofpeoplefromsightwithawritinginstrumentinherhand.Mellerwantstherobottoperformlikeahumanartist.
AfterseeingAi-Da'sheadbeingcarefullybroughttolifebyspecialistswhowereconnectingindividualhairstoformeyebrows,Mellersaid,"She'sgoingtoactuallybedrawingandwe'rehopingtothenbuildtechnologyforhertopaint."Butalsoasaperformingartist,"she'llbeabletocommunicatewithaudiencesandactuallygetmessagesacross,askingthosequestionsabouttechnologytoday,"headded.
Ai-Da'sroboticheadmaystillbeseparatefromherbody,buthermovementsareveryalive.Camerasineachofhereyeballsrecognizehumanbodyparts.Ai-Dawillmakeeyecontactandfollowyouaroundtheroom,openingandclosinghermouthasyoudo.Ifyougettooclose,therobotwillbackaway,closingandthenopeninghereyesasifinshock.
Thespecialistsareusingthecompany'sMesmerlifelikerobottechnologytocreateherhead.Oncefinished,Ai-Dawillhaveamixed-raceappearance,withlongdarkhairandmanmadeskin.Theteethandskininsidehermouthwillcomefroma3-Dprinter.MarcusHoldworksatEngineeredArts.HesaidMesmer"bringstogetherthedevelopmentofsoftwaremechanicsandelectronicstoproducealifelikefacewithlifelikegesturesinasmallhumansizedpackage."
Ai-Dawillmakeherfirstpublicappearanceatanexhibitioncalled"UnsecuredFutures"attheUniversityofOxford.SomeofherpicturesareexpectedtoappearatanothershowinLondonlaterthisyear.
1. HowwillAi-Dadowhenyougetveryclosetoher?
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A. Keepstill.
B. Stepback.
C. Runaway.
D. Speakaloud.
2. WhichofthefollowingisAi-Dagoodat?
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A. Takingcareoftheold.
B. Communicatingwithpersons.
C. Doinghousework.
D. Makinguplikehumans.
3. Whatmaybethebesttitleforthetext?
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A. Ai-Da,aCreativeRobot
B. Meller,aGreatEngineer
C. Ai-DaMakesPaintingEasier
D. MellerHelpsRobotCleverer
Areyouwonderingwhetherit'sworthgoingforalittlejog?
Don'thesitate,andgetyoursportsshoeson.Anewstudyshowsthatproperrunninglowerstheriskofdeathbeforethenormaltime.
Inasurveyof14previousstudiesfromtheUSandDenmark,thegroupofresearchersfrominstitutesinAustraliaandFinlandconcludedthatrunningwouldprobablyleadtoimprovementsinpopulationhealthandlongevity(长寿).Thestudiesinvolved232,149participantsovertimeperiodsrangingfrom5.5to35years.
Onthewhole,peoplerunninganydistancewererelatedwitha27%lowerriskofdeathfromallcausesthanthosewhodidnot,thestudyshows.Runningwasalsorelatedwitha30%and23%lowerriskofdeathfromcardiovascular(心血管的)diseaseandcancer.
Previousstudieshadconcluded"inconsistentfindings"aboutwhetherrunningcouldlowertheriskofdeathbeforethenormaltime,accordingtotheresearchers.LeadresearcherJimWhite,aprofessoratVictoriaUniversityinMelbourne,toldCNN:
"Ourrecentfindingsmayencouragephysicallyinactiveindividualstotakeuprunningandthosewhoalreadyruntokeepondoingit."
Headdedthatdoctorsmaybeencouragedbyourfindingstopromoterunningasapartof"lifestylemedicine".Intheirpaper,whichwillbepublishedintheBritishJournalofSportsMedicine,theresearcherssayhealthprofessionalsaresometimes wary ofpromotingrunningbecausevigorous(剧烈的)useofithasbeenlinkedwithsuddenheartdeath.
Jimandhisteamdenythisbynotingthatthebenefitofrunningoutweighstherisk.However,theydidsayadviceshouldbegivenonacase-by-casebasis,asrunningmightnotbeappropriateforeveryone.Althoughrunninghasaclearhealthbenefit,theresearcherspointoutthathigher"doses"ofrunningmaynotreducetheriskofdeathfurther.AccordingtotheWHOsguidelines,adultsagedbetween18and64shouldtake150minutesofgentleexerciseor75minutesofvigorousexerciseeachweek.
4. Whatdidthenewstudyfocuson?
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A. Thebenefitofjog.
B. People'slifestyles.
C. People'slivingconditions.
D. Thepopularityofjog.
5. WhatwillthestudycontributetoaccordingtoJim?
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A. Doctors'quickertreatment.
B. People'slosingweight.
C. People'sinvolvementinrunning.
D. Researchers'promotionofsport.
6. Whatdoestheunderlinedword"wary"inparagraph5mean?
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A. Certain.
B. Tired.
C. Cautious.
D. Confident.
LightpollutionisblockingastarryviewofthenightskyformorethanhalfofpeopleacrossEngland,aresearchhasfound.
Fifty-sevenpercentofstargazers(观星者)struggledtoseemorethan10stars,whilejust2%ofparticipantssaidtheyexperiencedatrulydarkskymakingthembeabletocountmorethan30,9accordingtotheresearchbytheCampaigntoProtectRuralEngland(CPRE).Peopleinthecountrysidewereencouragedtocounthowmanystarstheycouldseewitheyeswithintheconstellation(星座)ofOrion,whichisvisibleonlyinthewintermonths.
Campaignerssaidtheresultsofthestarcount,supportedbytheBritishAstronomicalAssociation,showedtheproblemoflightpollutionandhowitaffectedoneofthecountryside'smostmagicalsights-adark,starrynightsky.TheysaidtheresultsoftheresearchtomapEngland'snightskiessuggestedmorecouldbedonebythegovernment,localcouncilsandthegeneralpublictoreducethenegativeeffectsofartificiallightfromstreetsandbuildings.
EmmaMarrington,darkskiescampaignerattheCPRE,said"We'rehugelygratefultothepeoplewhotookthetimetogetoutandtakepartinourstarcount.Butit'sdeeplydisap-pointingthatthevastmajoritywereunabletoexperiencethenaturalwonderofatrulydarkskyblanketedwithstars.Withoutanyaction,ournightskywillcontinuetobelostunderacoveringofartificiallight,ruiningthehealthofthenaturalworld."
Sheadded:
"Thestarcountresultsshowjusthowfar-reachingthelightfromstreetlightsandbuildingscanbeseen.Lightdoesn'trespectboundaries,andcarelessusecanseeitspreadformilesfromcities."
Shesuggestedbetter-designedlighting,streetlightdimming(暗淡)systemsandpart-nightlightingwheresomestreetlightsareturnedoffduringthesmallhoursshouldprovideanopportunitytolimitthedamagecausedbylightpollution,reducecarbonemissionsandsavemoney.
7. WhateffectdoesthelightpollutionbringabouttoEngland?
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A. Itleadsthestarstodisappear.
B. Itmakesthecountrysidedim.
C. Itmakestheenvironmentterrible.
D. Itpreventsthepeopleseeingstars.
8. Whatcausesthelightpollutionaccordingtothetext?
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A. Moreandmorebuildings.
B. Lessandlessoutdooractivities.
C. Theoveruseofartificiallight.
D. Thespreadoflightinthecountryside.
9. HowdoesEmmafeelaboutthestargazers'efforts?
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A. Disappointed.
B. Surprised.
C. Regretful.
D. Appreciative.
10. WhatisEmma'ssuggestionfordealingwiththelightpollution?
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A. Usingstreetlightswisely.
B. Turningofflightsatnight.
C. Spreadinglightfurther.
D. Changingthestreets1 design.
二、 阅读七选五 (本大题共5小题,共10.0分)
Whenitcomestohelpingstudentslearnandmature,thereareseveralwaystoincreasetheirwell-being.Althoughyourchildrenmaybesucceedingintheclassroom,thereareafewthingsthatyoustillcando.
Encouragingphysicalactivityisthefirstthingyoucando.Moreandmorechildrendonotparticipateinsportsafterschool.It'simportantforyoutoencouragemobilitywithsportsthatareplayedafterclass.Youshouldfindsportingequipment,basketballcourtsandplayareaswherekidscanincreasetheirwell-being. 11
Secondly,youcanprovidepropernutritionforyourchildren.It'simportantforyourchildrentoreceivepropernutritionbothinsideandoutsideofthehome. 12 You'dbettermakeitapointtoprovideenoughnutritionfortheirproperdevelopmentandgrowth.
13 Manyparentsfailtostopchildrenfromusingsmartphonesandcomputers.Therearesomeinstitutionsthatevenencouragetoomuchscreentimeasawaytoteachchildrenorkeepthementertained.Youshouldhelpthechildrenremainexcitedwithoutsittinginfrontofascreenthroughouttheday.
Lastbutnottheleast,monitoringbullying(欺凌)isalsoanessentialpart.Bullyingcontinuestoremainacommonprobleminsomeschools,makingitimportantthattheenvironmentthatyourchildrengrowinholdsahighstandard. 14
It'simportanttoexaminetheschoollifeasawholetodeterminewhatfactorsaremissing. 15 Youmaydeterminehowwelltheyadjusttotheworldaroundthemandsucceedinlife.
A.Youshouldprovidekidswithfreshfood.
B.Besides,you'dbetterlimittheirscreentime.
C.Itwillencouragechildrentofocusontheirstudy.
D.Inaddition,tryyourbesttogivethemmorefreedom.
E.Thiswillreducetheriskofhealthconditionsthatincludeobesity.
F.Youcanadviseteacherstokeepapracticeoflookingforbullying.
G.Parentsplayasignificantroleinchildren'sgrowthandwell-being.
11. A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D
E. E
F. F
G. G
12. A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D
E. E
F. F
G. G
13. A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D
E. E
F. F
G. G
14. A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D
E. E
F. F
G. G
15. A. A
B. B
C