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深圳龙岗龙城中学高一上英语期末试题一图片版
期末综合测试题
(一)
第一部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。
A
Wherecanyoutakeyourkidstogoiftheywanttolearnsomethingandhavefunthissummer?
Herearesomeeventsforyoutochoosefrom.
FamilyStoryTime
Hearingstoriesisagreatwaytospendtimewithyourkidsandhelpthemdevelopaloveoflanguage,booksandlearning.Stories,fingerplaysandmovementactivitieshelpdeveloppre-readingskills.Theeventisdesignedforchildrenagedbetween3and6,butfunforthewholefamily.Time:
9:
30amto10:
30amonJune28
Place:
MeetingRoomoftheCorinthLibrary
FamilyJamandSingAlong
Takeyourinstruments,warmupyourvocalcords(声带)andgetreadytolisten,danceandsing.Thisprogramwillallowkidsandfamiliestoenjoythewondersofmusictogether.
Time:
10:
00amto11:
00amonJuly4
Place:
theLackmanLibrary
KidsLibrariesRock
Joinusforsomerock-relatedfun,exploringfossils(化石),andplayingsomegameswith,andabout,avarietyofstonesandrocks.Dropinanytimeduringthe2-hourprogram.Theeventissuitableforkidsaged7andup.
Time:
10:
00amto12:
00pmonJuly20
Place:
theBlueValleyLibrary
KidsSummerFoodProgram
CatholicCharitiesoperatestheKidsSummerFoodProgramwiththehelpoftheUnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculture(USDA)andtheKansasStateDepartmentBoardofEducation(KSDE).Childrenupto18yearsofagereceiveafreenutritious(有营养的)breakfastattheAntiochLibraryonMondays,WednesdaysandFridaysorafreenutritiouslunchattheCentralResourceLibraryonMondaytoFriday.
1.Akidlovingsingingwouldgoto_____________.
A.theCorinthLibrary
B.theLackmanLibrary
C.theBlueValleyLibrary
D.theAntiochLibrary
2.WhatcanweknowabouttheKidsSummerFoodProgram?
A.Itteacheschildrentosavefood.
B.ItiscomeupwithbytheUSDA.
C.Itiscarriedoutatmorethanoneplace.
D.Itissuitableforchildrenover18yearsold.
3.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthepassage?
A.Tolistsomefamouslibraries.
B.Toadvertisesomecoursesforkids.
C.Toencouragekidstoplayoutdoors.
D.Tointroducesomesummereventsforkids.
B
Francehasagreatmusicalhistoryrangingfromoperatoclassicalmusic,topopandrockinthe20thcentury.Todaylet’slearnsomethingaboutFrenchmusic.
FrenchOpera
OperafirstappearedinFranceduringthemid-17thcentury.Whilethefirstoperaswereexperimental,operasoonbecamepopularinParis,especiallytheoperasbasedontheItalianoperaofthetime.DuringtheruleofLouisXIV,Italian-styleoperabegantodevelopfastinFrance.However,untilthe19thcentury,mostoperaswhosenamespeoplecanrecognizetodaycameintobeing.ClassicsfromGeorgesBizet,suchasCarmen,datefromthistimeandarestillwidelyappreciatedaroundtheworld.
ClassicalFrenchMusic
Themostknownclassicalmusicera(时期)inFranceisknownastheRomanticEra,whichiscloselyliketheperiodofRomanticFrenchliteratureandpoetry.Setduringthe19thcentury,famousFrenchmusicianslikeRavelandDebussywereabletocreateclassicalmasterpieces(杰作)thatwerenotonlyappreciatedinFranceatthetimebutalsomadetheirwayaroundtheworld.
FolkMusic
FolkmusicinFrenchisratheraseriesoffolkmusictypesindifferentareasofthecountry.Insouthernareas,thefolkmusicwaslikeSpanishorItalianfolkmusic,andintheeasternmountains,theinfluenceofSwitzerlandorGermanyplayedaroleinfolkmusic.TheNorthofFrance,aswellastheAtlanticCoast,eachhadquitedifferenttypesoffolkmusicthatwereimportantpartofthelocalcommunityandartisticlife.
PopularMusic
PopularmusicinFrancebeganinthe19thcenturybutcarriedoverintothe20thcenturybeforechangingstyles.Theearliestperiodrangesfromthelate1800stoabout1930,whendancehallsingersmadepopularmusicforlocalaudiences.ThisatmospheredevelopedintotheFrench“chanson”,whichisstillapopularstyleofFrenchsongtoday,usuallyonthetopicoflove.
4.WhathappenedtoFrenchoperainthe19thcentury?
A.ItdevelopedslowlyinFrance.
B.ItwasfirstperformedinParis.
C.Itproducedmanyknownworks.
D.Itbegantobewelcomedbythepublic.
5.WhatcanweknowaboutFrenchclassicalmasterpiecescreatedinthe19thcentury?
A.Theywerewell-knownathomeandabroad.
B.TheyweremainlycreatedbyRavelandDebussy.
C.Theyledtomanybeautifulpoemsinthecountry.
D.TheyweregreatlyinfluencedbyRomanticFrenchliterature.
6.WhatisafeatureofFrenchfolkmusic?
A.ItdevelopedfromGermanfolkmusic.
B.Itismainlyappreciatedbyfamoussingers.
C.ItisthemostpopularkindofmusicinFrance.
D.Itplayedanimportantroleinlocalpeople’slife.
7.WhowouldmostprobablylikelisteningtotheFrench“chanson”?
A.Peoplecrazyaboutrockmusic.
B.Peopleinterestedinclassicalmusic.
C.Peoplelovingpopularsongsaboutlove.
D.Peopleexpectingtoknowaboutlocalartisticlife.
C
SomeresearchersinNorwaydidabigstudyonpeople’sIQthere.Thestudyinvolvedmorethan700,000menborntoNorwegiancouplesbetween1962and1991.TheresearchwascarriedoutbyOslo’sRagnarFrischCenterforEconomicResearch.
Themenaroundage18weregiventeststomeasureIQaspartofrequiredmilitary(军事的)serviceinNorway.IQtestsweredesignedtomeasureintelligencebasedonsuchareasasvocabularyknowledge,verbalandnon-verbalreasoningskills,andworkingmemory.
IntheNorwegianstudy,resultsshowedtheaverageIQscoresincreasedbyaboutthreepercentformenbornbetween1962and1975—from99.5to102.3.Butthescoresbegandroppingformenbornafter1975.By1989,theaverageIQscorehadreturnedto99.4.
ThestudyisrelatedtosomethingknownastheFlynneffect.ItistheideathatifthesameIQtestsaregiventopeoplebornatdifferentpointsintime,thescoreswillgenerallyrise.OleRogebergiswiththeFrischCenterandwasaleadresearcherworkingonthestudy.HesaidtheFlynneffectshowedaclearincreaseinIQscoresduringthe20thcenturythroughouttheWesternworld.
ResearchersfoundtheIQincreasesduringthistimeperiodhappenedtoofasttoberelatedtogenetics(遗传学).Theysaidthehigherscoreswereinsteadcausedbyenvironmentalfactors.Rogebergsaidthatinthenewstudy,hewantedtoexaminepossiblecausesforthesteadydropinIQscores.Heconcludedthatexternal(外在的)factorsprobablyinfluencedthescoresmorethangenetics.However,headdedthatthestudydidnotprovideanyinformationaboutspecifickindsofenvironmentalcausesforthelowerIQscores.Buthesaidresearcherswereconsideringanumberoftheories.Hesaid,“Itmaybeduetochangesintheeducationalsystemorthatitshowsachangeinthemediaenvironment—peopleusedtoreadbooksmore,butnowthey’rewatchingtelevisionmoreorgoingontheInternetmore.”
8.Whatcanweknowaboutthestudymentionedinthefirstparagraph?
A.Itinvolved700,000Norwegiancouples.
B.Itaimedatpickingmenformilitaryservice.
C.ItrequiredallthementotakeIQteststogether.
D.ItstudiedNorwegianmenbornbetween1962and1991.
9.WhichofthefollowinggroupshavethehighestaverageIQscores?
A.Menbornin1962.
B.Menbornin1975.
C.Menbornin1985.
D.Menbornin1989.
10.WhatdoestheFlynneffectshow?
A.One’sIQisincreasingwithage.
B.People’sIQscoresarecloselyrelatedtogenetics.
C.Humans’IQchangedirregularlyinthe20thcentury.
D.Westernpeople’sIQlevelroseduringthe20thcentury.
11.Whichofthefollowingwouldtheresearchersagreewith?
A.TheFlynneffectexplainsIQscores’decrease.
B.IQscores’steadydropwillproducebadeffect.
C.IQscores’changewaslargelycausedbyexternalfactors.
D.WesternpeoplegenerallyhavehigherIQscoresthanothers.
D
Nodoubtthereareupsanddownsinlife.Whateverthesituationis,youshouldn’tloseyourjoyoflife.Lifeisforalimitedperiodonlyandnooneknowshowlonghe/shewilllive,sowhydoyouwasteyourprecioustimeinworryingaboutthethingsthatarebeyondyourcontrol?
Behappy,andenjoyyourlifeunconditionally(无条件地).
Youenjoygooddaysbutyoualsoneedtolearnhowtoenjoybaddays,evenenjoyyourpain.In2016whenIwasinGeneva,Switzerland,Isufferedasuddenheartattack.MycolleaguescalledanambulanceandIwastakentohospitalwithmuchpaininmychest.Beforereachinghospital,Iwastotallyexhaustedwithpainandwasgoingtolosecontrolofmyemotions.Thenthedoctorintheambulancesaid,“Don’tworry;youareinsafehands.”HiswordstookawayallmypainbecauseIstartedrealizingthatitwasnotimetoworryaboutpainandit’stimetobehappythatmylifewassafe.Atthattime,Ilearntanimportantlessonthatinpainthereisahiddenjoyandwhoeverseesthebrightsidecanenjoypain.Mypainturnedintoajoywhichgreatlyhelpedmerecovermorequicklythanexpected.
Younotonlyenjoysuccessbutyoualsoneedtolearntoenjoyfailure.Failureprovidesyouwithanopportunitytobenefitfromsomanychoicesyou’vemade.Celebratingfailurewillraiseyourmoraleandmakeyoumorepowerfulanddeterminedtoachievesuccess.Weallmakemistakesinlifebutonlythecourageous(勇敢的)peoplenotonlylaughattheirownmistakesbutalsoletotherpeoplelaughatthemandthentheyreachsuccesswithoutanyspiritualburden(负担).Apersonwholearnsfrommistakesandknowshowtoturnthebadsituationintohis/herfavoristhemostintelligentpersonandreallyenjoyshis/herlife.
12.Whatdoestheauthormainlytellusinthefirstparagraph?
A.Lifeisfoilofupsanddowns.
B.People’slivesonlylastalimitedperiod.