江西省高一英语上学期期末联考试题.docx

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江西省高一英语上学期期末联考试题

江西省南昌市八一中学、洪都中学等六校2019-2021学年高一英语上学期期末联考试题

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题，每小题1.5分）

1.Whattimeisitnow?

A.8:

00.B.8:

30.C.9:

30.

2.WhatdoesthemanwantMiketodo?

A.Tobecomeawriter.

B.Todevelophisinterest.

C.Togointothefamilybusiness.

3.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A.Tobookaroom.B.Tobuyacard.C.Torentacar.

4.Whatwillthemanprobablydo?

A.Pickuphistickets.B.Arrange（安排）ameeting.C.TraveltoCalifornia.

5.Whatisthewomanprobablygoingtodo?

A.Tofocusonanewtopic.

B.Torewritethewholepaper.

C.Totypethepaperagain.

第二节（共15小题；每题1.5分）

听下面一段对话,回答第6和第7两个小题。

6.Whatisthemannow?

A.Auniversitystudent.B.Acompanyclerk（职员）.C.Abusinessman.

7.Whatdoweknowabouttheman’suncle?

A.Herunsacompany.B.Hehasamasterdegree.C.Heisacollegeprofessor.

听下面一段对话,回答第8和第9两个小题。

8.Wheredoesthemanwork?

A.Inalib

rary.B.Inaradiostation.C.Inamusicstudio.

9.Whydidthemanbuycountrysongbooks?

A.Towritemorecountrysongs.

B.Togetinformationmoreeasily.

C.Tostartanewradioprogram.

听下面一段对话,回答第10至第12三个小题。

10.WhatdoesBarbaraplantodotonight?

A.TovisitBob.

B.Toseesomefriendsoff.

C.T

ohavedinnerwithsomeAmericans.

11.What’swrongwithBob?

A.He’sastomachache.

B.He’saheadache.

C.He’stakentoomanyaspirins.

12.WhatwillBobdotomorrowmorning?

A.CallBarbara.B.Writealetter.C.Dowashing.

听下面一段对话,回答第13至第16四个小题。

13.Whydidthewomanwaitforsolong?

A.Theplanewaslatefor45minutes.

B.Herbrotherwasnotcomingyet.

C.Shedidn’tgetherbaggage.

14.Wherearethespeakers?

A.InParis.B.InNewYork.C.InKansasCity.

15.Whenwillthewomanflytonextcity?

A.Thisevening.B.Tomorrowmorning.C.Tomorrowevening.

16.Whatwillthewomandonext?

A.Makeacall.B.Findahotel.C.Catchanotherplane.

听下面一段独白,回答第17至第20四个小题。

17.What’stheassistants’numb

er?

A.436-4119.B.436-4118.C.436-4108.

18.Wherecantheguestsholdaparty?

A.Inroom223.B.Inroom323.C.InBO77.

19.Howmanypeoplecantheroom223hold?

A.8.B.10.C.18.

20.Whatcanyoupressthelastfivenumbersfor?

A.Myroomnumber.

B.Auniversitynumber.

C.Acalloutsidetheuniversity.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题：

每小题2分，满分30分）

A

Europehasarichhistoryanditisagoodplacetojourney.

Paris

Paris,theheavenoffashion,cultureandentertainment,isthemostvisitedcityintheworld.ItisalsoheldasanumeroustouristdestinationduetothepresenceoftheEiffelTowerandseveralotherhistoricbuildings,museumsandchurches.

Rome

AtalkaboutEuropeisincompletewithoutamentionofRome.Heldasaplacewhereoneoftheoldestcivilizationsoftheworldprospered（繁荣）,Romeiswhereyou’dgettoseemanycastles,

palaces,ancientbuildings,fountains,squaresandbeautifulparks.ManytouristscomehereespeciallytohavealookattheRenaissancearchitecturethatthebuildingsofthiscityboast.

Barcelona

Barcelona,amajorcityinSpain,isregardedamongthe10bestbeachcitiesintheworld.Thecity’scoastlinehasclearwatersandamildclimatewhichmakesitafavoritedestinationamongsunbathers.Besidesthat,Barcelonahasagloriouspasttoshowoff.Youmustwanderthroughitsbusystreetsandtakealookatthehistoricbuildings,castles,churches,parksandmuseums.

Vienna

IfyouareamusicloverandasteadydevoteeofBeethovenorMozart,thenavisittoViennaislikegoingonapilgrimage（朝圣）.ThisisbecauseViennaisthebirthplaceoftheseartists.You’dfindtheirhousesthereandalsofindtheirmemorialgraves.Besidesthat,Viennaisknownforcast

les,palaces,museumsandhistoricmonuments.Ifyouareadevotedartlover,Viennaistheplaceforyou.Ithasnearlyahundredmuseumsdevotedtoart!

21.Whichplacehasthemosttouristsintheworldaccordingtothepassage?

A.Vienna.B.Barcelona.C.Rome.D.Paris.

22.InRomeandBarcelonayoucanenjoy.

A.thebirthplaceofartistsB.castles

C.fountainsD.theEiffelTower

23.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.SomeancientarchitectureinEurope.

B.SomebestplacespeoplecanvisitinEurope.

C.SomebestattractionspeoplecanenjoyinParis.

D.Somefamousmusiciansandtheirfamousworks.

B

Haveyoueverlostyourcaronaparkinglot?

Ithappens.Youparkandgoshopping.Whenyougetback,youhavenoideawhereyourcaris.Thenyoustartwanderingaroundclickingonthepanicbuttononyourcarkeyssothealarmgoesoff.Itcanbefrustrating,especiallyonahot,sunnyday．

No,youdon’tneedtoinstall（安装）anexpensiveGPSsystemtokeeptrackofyourcar.That’stooexpensive.Butisthereawaytotrackyourcarwithoutspendingtoomuch?

Yes,nowthereis!

ACalifornia-basedstartupcompanywasabletomakethisareality.They

createdatinydevice（设备）thatworkswithyoursmartphone,anditcouldbeexactlywhatyou’relookingfor．

Whatisit?

It’scalledTrackRBravo.Itisatrackingdevicethesizeofacoin.It’schangingthewaywekeeptrackoftheimportantthingsinourlives.

Howdoesitwork?

It’seasy!

InstallthefreeTrackRapponyoursmartphone,connecttheapptoyourdeviceandyou’rereadytogo!

SimplyconnectTrackRtowhateveryouwanttotrack.Theentireprocessofsettingituponlytakes5minutesorless.

Youcanconnectittoyourkeys,briefcase,wallet,yourlatesttechgad

getsandanythingelseyoudon’twanttolose.ThenusetheTrackRapptolocate

yourmissingiteminseconds.

“Thisdevicehassavedmetonsoftimeandmoney!

”saidJohnnyBlaze.

24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"frustrating"inParagraph1mostprobablymean?

A.TroublesomeB.ConfusingC.DisappointingD.Joyful

25.ComparedwithGPSsystem,whatmakesTrackRBravoabetterchoice?

A.Itworksfaster.B.It’scheaper.

C.It’smorereliable.D.It’ssmallerinsize.

26.WhatdoweknowaboutTrackRBravo?

A.Itcanbecontrolledbyhumanvoice.

B.Ittakesalongtimetomakeitwork.

C.Itsusersneedtopayforitssoftware.

D.Itcanbeconnectedtodifferentobje

cts.

27.Inwhichpartofanewspaperisthistextmostprobablytakenfrom?

A.TechnologyB.EducationC.EconomyD.Culture．

C

Otherpeoplemayhavetheirownideasaboutourlives.Wecanvaluetheiradvice,butwedon’thavetotakeittoheart．

Ourparentshavedreamsforus.Theywantustodowellinschoolandtodowhateverisnecessarytoreachourhighestpotential（潜力）.Laterinlife,friendsmaytrytosetusupwiththeirideasoftheperfectpartnerortheperfectjob.Peopleclosetousmayhaveideasabouthowweshouldliveourlives,ideasthatusuallycom

efromloveandthedesireforustobehappy.Othertimes,theycomefromaplaceofneedwithinthemwhetheritisaparentwhowantsustoliveouthisorherdreamsorafriendwhowantsustoplayagoodrole.Whateverthecase,wecanapprec

iateandconsiderthosepeople’sadvice,butfinallywemustfollowourownguidance.Theremaycomeatimewhenallthesuggestionscanbecomeoverbearing（专横的）.Wemayfeelthatthepeoplewelovedon’tagreeonourjudgment,whichcanhurtourfeelings.Itcanaffectthechoiceswemakeforourlivesbymakingusdoubtourselvesbeforewe’vehadachancetodecidewhatwewant.Wecantellourlovedoneshowmuchweappreciatetheirthoughtsandideas,butthatweneedtoliveourownlivesandmakeourowndecisions.Wecanexplainthattheyneedtoletuslearnfromourownexperiences.Whentheyseethatwearehappywithourlivesandthepathwearetakingtoreachourgoals,theycanmakesurethatallweneedthemtodoistoshareinourjoy.

28.Peopleclosetousoftentellusideastoshowtheir______.

A.powerB.concernC.potentialD.happiness

29.Whenafriend’sadviceisoverbearing,wemayfeel______.

A.determinedB.frightenedC.doubtfulD.grateful

30.Whatshouldwedoifwedon’tacceptourfriends’advice?

A.Tellthemourchoicesdirectly.

B.Letthemexperienceourwaysoflife.

C.Shareourownexperienceswiththem.

D.Letthemknowweshouldmakeourowndecisions.

31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.AppreciatingSuggestionsB.AvoidingMakingSuggestions

C.AcceptingSuggestionsD.OfferingSuggestions

D

AnewstudyhasfoundthatNorthAmerican migratory（迁徏的） birdshavebeengettingsmalleroverthepast40years.Researcherssaythefindingsuggestsa warmingclimate（气候）couldbeaffectingbirdgr

owthinNorthAmerica--andacrosstheworld.

Thestudywasrecently published in EcologyLetters.Researchersmeasured（测量）thesizeof80,000birdskilledfrom1978to2016duringthespringandfallmigrationsinthecityofChicago,Illinois.Overthe40-yearperiod,bodysizedecreasedinall52species.The average bodyweightfellby2.6percent.Legbonelengthdroppedby2.4percent.Theoneareaofgrowthwasthewingspan,whichincreasedby1.3percent.

Theresearcherssaidthewinggrowthlikelyhappenedtoallowthebirdstocontinuemakinglongmigrationswithsmallerbodies.Thestudyconsidereda principle knownasBergmann’srule,inwhichindividualswithinaspeciesgrowsmallerinwarmerareasandgrowlargerincolderones.

BrianWeeks,abiologistattheUniversityofMichigan’s SchoolforEnvironmentandSustainability,helpedleadtheresearch.Hesaidthathebelievestheresultsshowaclearconnectionbetweenawarmingclimateandthegrowthofthebirds.“Inotherwords,climatechangeseemstobechangingboththesizeandshapeofthesespecies,”hesaid.

Thestudyfoundadirectconnectionbetweentheaveragesummertemperatureandthebodysizeofthebirds.DaveWillardworkswithChicago’s FieldMuseum,whichwasincharge