江苏省扬州邗江中学2020-2021学年高二第一学期英语10月月考试卷（原卷版）
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A
Delivery
Robots
May
Soon
Be
Knocking
at
Your
Door
With
self-driving
vehicle
technology
rapidly
advancing,
many
companies
are
turning
to
autonomous
robots
for
the
final
leg—the
so-called
last
mile—of
the
delivery
process,
from
the
store
or
local
distribution
center
to
the
customer.
The
latest
to
join
the
trend
is
Amazon.
Following
a
successful
eight-month
test
run
in
Snohomish
County,
Washington,
the
company’s
Scout
robots
have
been
making
the
rounds
of
Irvine,
California,
since
August
6,
2019.
The
six-wheeled
Scout
is
about
the
size
of
a
large
cooler
with
the
ability
to
carry
small
or
medium-sized
packages.
The
battery-powered
vehicle,
which
moves
at
a
regular
walking
pace,
has
been
programmed
to
avoid
pedestrians,
animals,
and
unexpected
obstacles（障碍）,
such
as
garbage
cans.
Its
powerful
sensors（传感器）can
also
detect
the
movement
of
a
car
backing
out
of
a
driveway.
While
Amazon
is
focusing
on
home
deliveries,
San
Francisco-based
Starship
Technologies
has
its
eyes
set
on
universities.
On
August
20,
2019,
the
company
announced
plans
to
use
thousands
of
robots
to
deliver
food
and
other
things
to
students
at
college
campuses
across
the
country.
Unlike
Scout,
Starship’s
robots
are
seasoned
workers.
They
have
been
tested
in
over
100
cities
in
20
different
countries
and
successfully
completed
over
100,
000
deliveries.
Meanwhile,
food
and
grocery
delivery
company
Postmates’
robots
are
currently
making
their
rounds
along
the
busy
San
Francisco
streets.
Also
in
testing,
the
robots
can
carry
up
to
50
pounds
and
travel
30
miles
on
a
single
battery
charge.
Though
the
eco-friendly
robots
will
help
free
our
streets
of
bicycles
and
large
delivery
trucks
that
typically
send
packages,
they
have
some
limitations.
They
are
unable
to
climb
stairs
or
open
gates,
which
means
that
they
can
only
reach
consumers
who
live
on
the
ground
level.
Additionally,
the
robots
are
unable
to
leave
packages
at
the
front
door
if
the
customers
are
not
home.
Whether
these
problems
get
solved
remains
to
be
seen.
For
now,
it
appears
that
humans
will
still
be
needed
to
meet
the
ever-growing
demand
for
home
and
office
deliveries.
【小题1】What
does
the
underlined
part
in
para
l
mean?
A．much
more
help
B．very
close
distance
C．substitute
for
human
D．the
last
section
【小题2】We
can
learn
from
the
passage
that
________.
A．Powerful
robots
sensors
are
gaining
popularity
in
delivery.
B．The
Postmates’
robots
focus
on
students'
food
and
grocery
delivery.
C．The
Scout
can
avoid
obstacles
because
it
moves
at
a
regular
pace.
D．Delivery
robots
have
turned
up
in
universities
to
serve
students.
【小题3】What’s
author’s
attitude
towards
delivery
robots？
A．Objective
B．Optimistic
C．Pessimistic
D．Cautious
【小题4】From
which
is
the
text
probably
taken？
A．a
biology
textbook
B．a
health
magazine
C．a
newspaper
D．a
travel
brochure
B
Nobody
likes
to
fail.
It
makes
people
feel
embarrassed
and
discouraged.
What's
worse,
it
may
cause
major
professional
or
personal
trouble
and
lead
to
negativity.
Basically,
failure
is
no
fun
for
most
people.
However,
a
vast
body
of
research
tells
us
that
failure
provides
us
with
a
chance
to
grow
and
develop,
increases
adaptability,
and
helps
protect
against
anxiety.
It's
hard
to
change
the
mindset
(心态)
of
a
lifetime.
But
even
if
we
still
can't
get
over
the
broken
marriage
or
the
failed
College
Entrance
Examination
or
the
work
presentation
that
went
fearfully
wrong,
it
might
not
be
too
late
for
our
kids.
Christy
Pennison,
a
professional
consultant,
says
she
works
with
an
increasing
number
of
kids
and
teens
who
show
significant
anxiety
around
a
fear
of
failure.
She
said,
"We
want
to
protect
our
children,
and
we
want
them
to
live
happy
and
meaningful
lives,
so
we
frequently
tell
them
the
harm
of
failure
and
ask
them
to
avoid
failure.
The
children
experiencing
internal
and
sometimes
extenal
pressure
think
they
shouldn't
fail.
Meanwhile,
we
always
have
high
expectations
of
them.
So
when
they
don't
live
up
to
a
certain
standard,
or
things
don't
go
according
to
the
plans,
they
will
feel
upset
and
anxious."
Pennison
argues
that
failures,
are
often
the
hidden
learning
chances
that
can
help
people
develop
positive
qualities,
like
persistence,
focus,
flexibility,
patience,
and
positive
self-image.
So
what
can
parents
do
to
help
their
children
embrace
(拥抱)
failure
instead
of
avoiding
it
at
all
costs?
Pennison
suggests
directing
praise
towards
the
effort,
not
the
result.
"This
allows
children
to
build
confidence
in
themselves,
"she
explains."
Acknowledging
the
effort
can
give
children
permission
to
try
new
things
without
a
fear
of
failure.
And
the
bigger
picture
is
that
the
development
of
the
mindset
—'I'd
rather
try
and
fail
than
not
try
at
all.'—helps
them
keep
a
belief
in
themselves,
and
expands
their
world
of
possibilities."
As
Pennison
points
out,
we
all
fail,
but
how
we
get
up
after
we
fail
is
what
matters.
【小题1】What
aspect
do
most
people
focus
on
when
thinking
of
failure?
A．The
great
courage
to
face
it.
B．The
efforts
made
to
handle
it.
C．Unexpected
benefits
it
brings.
D．Unpleasant
side
effects
it
brings.
【小题2】What
does
the
author
intend
to
do
in
Paragraph
2?
A．Bring
up
the
main
topic.
B．List
the
challenges
in
our
life.
C．Add
some
background
information.
D．Stress
the
importance
of
the
mindset
【小题3】What
is
mainly
talked
about
in
the
third
paragraph?
A．The
causes
of
children's
anxiety.
B．Christy
Pennison's
comments
on
adolescents.
C．The
consequences
of
overprotecting
children.
D．Christy
Pennison's
experience
in
educating
children.
【小题4】Which
of
the
following
advice
can
help
parents
encourage
kids
to
face
failure?
①
Praise
kids'
every
achievement.
②
Make
kids
embrace
a
bright
mindset.
③
Focus
on
the
process
of
kids'
effort
④
Expand
kids'
knowledge
about
the
world.
⑤
Encourage
kids
to
make
new
attempts.
A．①②④
B．②③④
C．②③⑤
D．①③⑤
C
The
different
parts
of
a
health
care
system
have
different
focuses.
A
hospital's
stroke
（中风）
unit
monitors
blood
flow
in
the
brain.
The
cardiac
unit
is
interested
in
that
same
flow,
but
through
and
from
the
heart.
Each
collection
of
equipment
and
data
is
effective
in
its
own
field.
Thus,
like
the
story
of
blind
men
feeling
an
elephant,
modern
health
care
offers
many
separate
pictures
of
a
patient,
but
rarely
a
useful
united
one.
On
top
of
all
this,
the
instruments
that
doctors
use
to
monitor
health
are
often
expensive,
as
is
the
training
required
to
use
them.
That
combined
cost
is
too
high
for
the
medical
system
to
scan
regularly,
for
early
signs
of
illness,
so
patients
are
at
risk
of
heart
disease
or
a
stroke.
An
unusual
research
project
called
AlzEye,
run
by
Moorfields
Eye
Hospital
in
London,
in
cooperation
with
University
College,
London
(UCL)
,
may
change
this.
It
is
attempting
to
use
the
eye
as
a
window
through
which
signals
about
the
health
of
other
organs
could
be
discovered.
The
doctors
in
charge
of
it,
Siegfried
Wagner
and
Pearse
Keane,
are
studying
Moorfields'
database
of
eye
scans,
which
offers
a
detailed
picture
of
the
health
of
the
retina
(视网膜).
The
project
will
go
a
step
further：With
the
information
about
other
aspects
of
patients'
health
collected
from
other
hospitals
around
England,
doctors
will
be
able
to
look
for
more
accurate
signs
of
disease
through
eye
scans.
The
Moorfields
data
set
has
lots
of
linked
cases
to
work
with--far
more
than
any
similar
project.
For
instance,
the
UK
Biobank,
one
of
the
world's
leading
collections
of
medical
data
about
individual
people,
contains
631
cases
of
a
"major
cardiac
adverse
event".
The
Moorfields
data
contain
about
12,
000
such.
The
Biobank
has
data
on
about
1,
500
stroke
patients.
Moorfields
has
11,
900.
For
the
disease
on
which
the
Moorfields
project
will
focus
to
start
with
dementia,
the
data
set
holds
15,
100
cases.
The
only
comparable
study
has
86.
Wagner
and
Keane
are
searching
for
patterns
in
the
eye
that
show
the
emergence
of
disease
elsewhere
in
the
body.
If
such
patterns
could
be
recognized
reliably,
the
potential
impact
would
be
huge.
【小题1】Why
does
the
author
mention
“the
story
of
blind
men
feeling
an
elephant”
in
Paragraph
1?
A．To
claim
the
ineffectiveness
of
our
health
care
system.
B．To
tell
the
similarity
in
various
health
care
units.
C．To
explain
the
limitation
of
modern
health
care.
D．To
show
the
complexity
of
patients'
pictures.
【小题2】What
does
the
underlined
word
"this"
in
Paragraph
3
refer
to?
A．The
challenge
of
making
advanced
medical
instruments.
B．The
high
risk
of
getting
a
heart
disease
or
a
stroke
C．The
inconvenience
of
modern
health
care
service.
D．The
incomplete
and
expensive
health
monitoring.
【小题3】How
does
AlzEye
work?
A．By
thoroughly
examining
one's
body
organs.
B．By
identifying
one's
state
of
health
through
eye
scans
C．By
helping
doctors
discover
one's
diseases
of
the
eye
D．By
comparing
the
eye-scan
data
from
different
hospitals.
【小题4】What
can
be
inferred
about
the
Moorfields's
project
from
Paragraph
5?
A．It
takes
advantage
of
abundantly
available
medical
data.
B．It
makes
the
collection
of
medical
data
more
convenient.
C．It
improves
the
Moorfields'
competitiveness
in
the
medical
field.
D．It
strengthens
data
sharing
between
the
Moorfields
and
the
Biobank.
D
I
was
drowned
（淹没）
in
work．I
was
convinced
that
it
was
because
my
job
was
demanding，but
as
I
changed
my
job
and
eventually
became
self-employed
and
I
could
call
my
own
shots，I
was
still
drowned
in
work
and
things
were
still
out
of
control．Now
I
come
to
realize
that
I
have
a
tendency
to
drown
myself
in
work
and
the
problem
is
not
the
job
I'm
in．
One
of
the
reasons
why
work-life
balance
is
hard
is
that
we
attribute
（把…归咎于）
the
problem
to
our
environment
when
we
ourselves
are
the
problem
actually．I
enjoy
making
my
clients
happy．"Dushka，your
work
is
unbelievable．""Dushka，we
would
not
have
survived
without
you．"This
is
my
instinctive
（本能的）
desire．I，a
good
girl，should
make
someone
I
love
proud．What
can
get
in
the
way
of
work-life
balance
is
that
approval
often
matters
more
than
the
balance
I
claim
I
want．
I
am
ambitious
（雄心勃勃的）
and
want
to
do
great
things
and
as
soon
as
a
project
is
done
I'm
hungry
for
the
next
one．I
want
hard
work．I
want
to
push
myself
and
test
myself．I
want
to
learn．Sometimes
work-life
balance
is
hard
because
there
is
a
difference
between
what
I
say
I
want
and
what
I
really
want．
My
life
is
constantly
changing．If
a
friend
visits
me
from
out
of
town
I
want
to
work
less，if
I
happen
to
be
particularly
inspired
I
want
to
work
more，and
if
a
family
member
needs
me
I
don't
want
to
have
to
worry
about
work
at
all．Work-life
balance
is
hard
because
my
definition
of
it
is
a
moving
target．It
means
different
things
to
me
depending
on
different
situations．
What
is
work-life
balance，anyway？Does
it
mean
I
get
to
go
home
every
day
when
the
clock
strikes
5：00pm？Does
it
mean
that
I
work
hard
for
a
few
weeks
and
then
take
a
long
weekend
off？Do
I
want
daily
balance，or
do
I
want
things
to
balance
out
over
the
course
of
a
few
weeks，even
months？
On
one
side，work-life
balance
doesn't
mean
that
the
only
way
to
do
something
well
is
to
do
it
yourself．Your
ego
（自我）
gets
in
the
way
of
your
being
free．On
the
other
side，work-life
balance
can
be
hard
if
you
are
worried
that
someone
else
can
do
your
job
better
than
yourself．Then
you
live
in
a
constant
state
of
suspicion
（怀疑）
and
never
allow
yourself
to
step
away．Your
fear
is
calling
the
shots，not
your
ambitions．
Work-life
balance
can
be
hard
if
you
are
more
worried
about
looking
good
than
doing
good
work．If
you
want
to
make
sure
everyone
sees
you
are
the
first
one
to
come
and
the
last
one
to
leave，what
others
think
of
you
has
more
weight
than
your
desire
of
getting
home
in
time
for
dinner．
My
boss
assures
me
that
employees
come
first
and
that
people
are
the
most
important，yet
I
don't
see
him
telling
me
it's
time
to
go
home
because
I
worked
really
late
the
night
before．
Wait
a
minute．Why
should
my
work-life
balance
be
the
company's
problem，in
particular
when
I've
already
identified
that
my
needs
are
ever-changing？How
can
I
expect
someone
else
to
stay
on
top
of
that？The
only
person
responsible
for
that
is
me．
1．What
does
the
underlined
part
in
Paragraph
1
mean？___
A．Demand
less
from
myself．
B．Complete
more
excellent
jobs．
C．Control
a
situation
by
myself．
D．Pay
more
attention
to
work．
2．The
author
enjoys
making
her
clients
happy
because___．
A．she
is
afraid
to
lose
her
job
B．she
always
desires
to
be
approved
C．she
wants
to
gain
work-life
balance
D．she
could
make
a
profit
in
that
way
3．What
does
the
example
of
the
author's
boss
tend
to
indicate？___
A．It's
no
use
working
hard
for
our
boss．
B．Work-life
balance
relies
on
our
own
selves．
C．Profits
are
more
important
than
employees．
D．Some
leaders
don't
mean
what
they
say．
第2节
语法填空（满分10分）
When
planning
for
a
new
job,
many
people
will
go
through
a
job
interview.?【小题1】??
Fear
of
the
unknown,
fear
of
public
rejection
and
fear
of
personal
criticism
all
come
together
in
one
meeting.
So
how
should
you
prepare
for
a
job
interview
？
It's
often
a
combination
of
careful
research,
psychology
and
an
ability
to
think
on
your
feet.
One
way
is
to
do
a
great
deal
of
research,
like
finding
the
requirements
of
the
job,
the
company's
product
lines,
the
industry's
standard
salary
for
the
position,
the
interviewer,
etc.
When
doing
research,
don't
forget
to
learn
about
whether
you
have
unique
qualifications
for
the
position.?【小题2】Thus,
prepare
your
unique
aspects
which
will
make
you
stand
out
among
interviewees
ahead
of
time.
【小题3】?Do
you
express
your
ideas
clearly?
Do
you
actively
listen
to
others
?
How
you
perform
inthe
interview
will
leave
a
deep
impression
on
the
interviewers.
Some
job
seekers
prepare
for
a
job
interview
by
conducting
their
own
mock
（模拟的）
interviews.
A
trusted
friend
or
even
a
professional
job
coach
can
act
as
an
interviewer,
asking
many
of
the
same
questions
a
real
interviewer
might
ask.
In
view
of
your
performance,
these
people
may
be
able
to
point
out
your
trouble
spots.【小题4】
There're
also
numerous
resources
job
seekers
can
use
to
prepare
for
a
job
interview.?【小题5】?Many
cities
also
have
programs
helping
first-time
workers
find
jobs.
They
may
offer
classes
on
how
to
prepare
for
a
job
interview
or
provide
job
coaches
who
can
conduct
mock
interviews.
A．You
should
consider
how
to
be
qualified.
B．Self-help
books
may
be
available
at
public
libraries.
C．Another
way
is
to
work
on
your
outward
appearance.
D．It
can
be
one
of
the
most
stressful
events
in
a
person's
life.
E．Then,
you
can
improve
yourself
by
overcoming
your
weaknesses.
F．Observing
how
you
communicate
with
others
is
equally
important.
G．An
interviewer's
job
is
to
recommend
the
best
qualified
applicants.
第二部分语言运用
第一节
完形填空（满分30分）
If
you
have
talked
to
doctors
in
the
hospitals,
you
may
find
that
many
of
them
are
quite
serious
and
speak
in
a
range
of_______that
may
be
difficult
to
understand..
But
ZhangWenhong,
the
leader
of
the
Shanghai
team
of
experts
in
the
treatment
of
novel
coronavirus
pneumonia,
is
one
of
the_______.He
caught
the
public’s
attention
for
his
recent
frank
and
funny
speech.
Zhang’s
words
first
_______on
the
internet
after
he
said
in
late
January
that
he
had_______
doctors
and
nurses
who
are
members
of
the
Communist
Party
of
China
(СPC)
to
frontline
hospitals
to
treat
coronavirus
cases.
"When
becoming
CPC
members,
we
vowed
(发誓)
that
we
would
always_______people’s
interests…
in
the
face
of
dffiulties,"
Zhang
said.
"
This
is
the
moment
we
_______the
pledge
誓言).
All
CPC
members
must
rush
to
the
front
line.
No
bargaining
"
Such
a
hardcore
declaration
of
his
attitude
won
widespread_________
among
internet
users.
A
person’s
morals
are
_______
most
in
_______
situation.
________
could
win
more
recognition
from
the
people
than
the
down-to-earth
behavior
of
the
CРC
members,"
said
YangHaiyan,
a
32-year-old
Shanghai
resident.
One
month
later,
when
Zhang
advised
local
residents
to
________the
risk
of
spreading
the
virus
by
staying
at
home,
he
said
in
Shanghai?________:
"If
you
don’t
stop
seeing
friends,
you
will
see
them
again
in
the
ICU."
Though
________?
by
the
media,
Zhang
described
himself
as
a
medical
worker
who
must
________
now,
but
will
return
to
keeping
a
low
________
after
the
outbreak
ends.
"I
spoke
because
of
the
fear
among
the
public,
owing
to
limited
________
of
the
contagion
(传染病),
said
Zhang
on
Feb
26.
However,
once
the
curtain
of
this
coronavirus
incident________,
it
maybe________to
find
me.
I’ll
just
hide
myself
in
a
corner,
studying
complicated
patient
cases
and
doing
some
reading,
________
.
A
quote
from
Zhang
:
It’s
suffocating
(窒息的)
for
everyone
to
stay
at
home,
but
the
virus
is
also
suffocating.
We
aren’t
resting
at
home;
we
re
fighters.
Every
person
who
stays
at
home
is________
in
the
battle
against
the
virus."
【小题1】
A．remarksB．linesC．termsD．excuses
【小题2】
A．exceptionsB．expertsC．examplesD．samples
【小题3】
A．make
a
nameB．make
a
faceC．make
a
killingD．make
a
hit
【小题4】
A．draftedB．sentC．distributedD．joined
【小题5】
A．entitleB．prioritizeC．justifyD．privilege
【小题6】
A．live
up
toB．come
down
toC．get
down
toD．set
about
【小题7】
A．appetiteB．applaudC．applauseD．recognition
【小题8】
A．markedB．appearedC．symbolizeD．witnessed
【小题9】
A．typicalB．criticalC．visibleD．visual
【小题10】
A．NothingB．AnythingC．somethingD．Everything
【小题11】
A．deduceB．declineC．checkD．reduce
【小题12】
A．dialectB．tuneC．versionD．prospect
【小题13】
A．chasedB．caughtC．exploitedD．tracked
【小题14】
A．work
outB．speak
outC．spell
outD．give
out
【小题15】
A．dignityB．profileC．levelD．portrait
【小题16】
A．fearB．knowledgeC．commandD．range
【小题17】
A．failsB．fallsC．declinesD．drops
【小题18】
A．easyB．hardC．horribleD．cosy
【小题19】
A．slightlyB．purposelyC．silentlyD．aimlessly
【小题20】
A．anticipatingB．participatingC．involvingD．burying
第二节单项选择（满分15分）
1.—Have
we
________water?
—Yes,
________.
We’d
better
get
some.
A．given
out;
we
have
run
it
out
B．run
out
of,
our
water
has
run
out
C．used
up;
our
water
has
been
run
out
D．run
out;
our
water
has
run
out
2.The
school
should
________immediately
to
the
students
request
that
they
should
have
more
time
to
relax
.
A.
respond
C.
answer
B.
refer
D.
Follow
3.In
China
when
caught,
those
corrupt(腐败的)
officials
are
sometimes
limited
to
__________
in
a
certain
place,
only
__________
their
problems
within
an
appointed
time(规定的时间).
A.
living,
to
report
B.
living,
reporting
C.
live,
reporting
D.
live,
to
report
4.My
brother
_______
between
furthering
his
education
and
finding
a
good
job.
A.
felt
caught
B.
felt
blocking
C.
felt
confusing
D.
felt
struck
6.Two
adults
and
four
children
who
were
lost
in
a
Nevada
mountain
_______
for
nearly
48
hours
were
found
and
well
on
Tuesday
by
search
crews
A.
series,
lively
B.
range,
living
C.
range,
alive
D.
series,
live
7.What
is
upsetting
you,dear
______it
is
necessary
for
us
to
move
our
home
to
the
city.
A.
Whether
B.
How
C.
That
D.
Why
8.
At
the
camping
many
problems
came
up
_____environmental
protection
A.
as
a
result
B.
With
regard
of
C.
In
return
to
D.
In
place
of
9.Large
quantities
of
information，as
well
as
some
timely
help
since
the
organization
was
built．（ ）
A.
has
offered
B.
had
been
offered
C.
have
been
offered
D.
is
offered
10.It
was
not
long
_______
the
firefighters
arrived
at
the
spot
and
got
the
fire
in
the
building
under
control．（ ）
A.
that
B.
after
C.
since
D.
before
11.
---
How
many
students,
do
you
think,
will
be
present
at
the
meeting?
---
I
expect
______
20
students
at
the
meeting.
A.
there
being
B.
there
to
be
C.
there
be
D.
there
is
12.—Excuse
me,
are
there
some
Chinese
works
of
art
exhibited
in
the
museum?
—There
be,
but
you
may
as
well
ask
that
man
in
the
service
center
to
make
sure.
A.
might
B.
can
C.
must
D.
shall
13.Tom,
don’t
the
poor
little
girl
and
yourself.
Did
you
forget
the
school
rules?
A.make
a
joke
about；
perform
B.laugh
at；
conquer
C.make
fun
of；
behave
D.tease；
believe
14.They
all
queued
up
to
be
among
the
first
to
buy
iPhone
6,
but
they
all
ended
up
--it
was
only
a
trick.
A.
rewarded
B.
shocked
C.
disappointing
D
embarrassing
15.The
traffic
rule
says
young
children
under
the
age
of
four
and
__
less
than
40pounds
must
be
in
a
child
safety
seat．（ ）
A.
being
weighed
B.
to
weigh
C.
weighed
D.
Weighing
第3节
语法填空（满分10分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
In
the
wake
of
northeastern
Jilin
Province’s
activation
of
its
public
health
emergency
response?【小题1】?the
corona-virus
outbreak
on
Jan
25,
the
bureau
of
commerce
at
Changbai
Mountain
has
made
great
effort?【小题2】?(ensure)
the
supply
of
resident’s
food【小题3】?and
daily
necessities?【小题4】?the
epidemic
(流行病)
prevention
and
control
period,
local
officials
said.
According
to
local
media
reports,
the
bureau
of
commerce?【小题5】?(take)
consistent
action
to
contact
the
sources
of
goods
for
all
the
supermarkets
and
shopping
malls
in
the
three
districts
to
increase
supplies,
while
actively
carrying
out
market?【小题6】?(monitor)
and
posting
updates.
At
present,
the
supermarkets
and
shopping
malls
supply
more
than
50
kinds
of
vegetables.
In
recent
days,
major
supermarkets
have
adjusted
their
transport
fleets
(车队)
and【小题7】?(purchase)
agents【小题8】?an
emergency
manner,
in?【小题9】?case
the
sufficient
supply
of?【小题10】?(variety)goods
can
be
ensured
with
the
help
of
relevant
local
departments.
第4节
单词拼写（满分5分）
1.
one
or
two
good
friends
are
better
than
100______(
熟人
)
2.
The
man’s
_______(身份
)was
being
kept
secret
while
he
was
helping
police
with
enquires.
3.
It
was
_______(荒唐的)of
you
to
put
forward
such
a
suggestion
4.
You
have
grown
up
and
you
need
to
take
r________for
your
actions
5.
There
are
strong
_______(辩论)for
and
aganinst
merecy
killing.
6.
Hundreds
of
football
fans
_______（排队)up
to
be
among
the
first
to
view
the
famous
star.
7.
How
long
does
it
take
to
get
through
the
_____(
海关
)
8.
After
two______(
十年)of
hard
work,he
finally
succeeded
in
his
business.
9.
All
applicants
will
be
conscidered
r____of
age,gender,religion
or
nationality.
10.
You
have
every
right
to
feel_____by
your
friend
if
she
did
tell
your
secrets
to
others.
第5节
动词填空（满分10分）
1.
The
discovery
of
new
evidence
led
to
the
thief_______(catch)
2.
Charles
Babbages
is
generally
considered
______(invent)the
first
computer.
3.
Having
a
trip
abroad
is
c
ertainly
good
for
the
old
couple,
but
it
remanis_____(see)
whether
they
will
enjoy
it.
4.
When
shopping,people
sometimes
can’t
help
______(persuade)
into
buying
something
they
don’t
really
good.
5.
What
time
would
it
be
convenient
for
me
_____(call)
you
again?
6.
Much
to
our
surprise,
the
two
girls
are
still
sitting
on
the
ground,____(absorb)in
talking.
7.
During
the
1890s,Henry
Ford
spent
long
hours
workiing
on
his
new
car
in
a
shed
behind
his
house,_______(cause)his
neighbours
to
call
his
“Crazy
Henry”
8.
She
asked
me
to
to
help
her,______(realize)that
she
could
not
move
the
heavy
suitcase
alone.
9.
What
is
the
best
way
you
think
of
____(help)
him
out
of
the
trouble?
10.
_______(not
finish
)the
homework
,
the
little
girl
doesn’t
dare
to
go
to
school.
第3部分
应用文写作（满分20分）
假如你是邗江中学的英语老师Su
Hua，你给某国际学校推荐名学生（Li
Jiang）。请根据所给提示给国际学校写一封推荐信。（100
字左右）
1.
竭力向国际学校推荐学生Li
Jiang，介绍Li
Jiang的基本情况；
2.
介绍Li
Jiang的特点与特长（如：电脑技能、沟通能力、英语水平高等）江苏省扬州邗江中学2020-2021学年高二第一学期英语10月月考试卷
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阅读理解
第一节（满分30分）
A
Delivery
Robots
May
Soon
Be
Knocking
at
Your
Door
With
self-driving
vehicle
technology
rapidly
advancing,
many
companies
are
turning
to
autonomous
robots
for
the
final
leg—the
so-called
last
mile—of
the
delivery
process,
from
the
store
or
local
distribution
center
to
the
customer.
The
latest
to
join
the
trend
is
Amazon.
Following
a
successful
eight-month
test
run
in
Snohomish
County,
Washington,
the
company’s
Scout
robots
have
been
making
the
rounds
of
Irvine,
California,
since
August
6,
2019.
The
six-wheeled
Scout
is
about
the
size
of
a
large
cooler
with
the
ability
to
carry
small
or
medium-sized
packages.
The
battery-powered
vehicle,
which
moves
at
a
regular
walking
pace,
has
been
programmed
to
avoid
pedestrians,
animals,
and
unexpected
obstacles（障碍）,
such
as
garbage
cans.
Its
powerful
sensors（传感器）can
also
detect
the
movement
of
a
car
backing
out
of
a
driveway.
While
Amazon
is
focusing
on
home
deliveries,
San
Francisco-based
Starship
Technologies
has
its
eyes
set
on
universities.
On
August
20,
2019,
the
company
announced
plans
to
use
thousands
of
robots
to
deliver
food
and
other
things
to
students
at
college
campuses
across
the
country.
Unlike
Scout,
Starship’s
robots
are
seasoned
workers.
They
have
been
tested
in
over
100
cities
in
20
different
countries
and
successfully
completed
over
100,
000
deliveries.
Meanwhile,
food
and
grocery
delivery
company
Postmates’
robots
are
currently
making
their
rounds
along
the
busy
San
Francisco
streets.
Also
in
testing,
the
robots
can
carry
up
to
50
pounds
and
travel
30
miles
on
a
single
battery
charge.
Though
the
eco-friendly
robots
will
help
free
our
streets
of
bicycles
and
large
delivery
trucks
that
typically
send
packages,
they
have
some
limitations.
They
are
unable
to
climb
stairs
or
open
gates,
which
means
that
they
can
only
reach
consumers
who
live
on
the
ground
level.
Additionally,
the
robots
are
unable
to
leave
packages
at
the
front
door
if
the
customers
are
not
home.
Whether
these
problems
get
solved
remains
to
be
seen.
For
now,
it
appears
that
humans
will
still
be
needed
to
meet
the
ever-growing
demand
for
home
and
office
deliveries.
【小题1】What
does
the
underlined
part
in
para
l
mean?
A．much
more
help
B．very
close
distance
C．substitute
for
human
D．the
last
section
【小题2】We
can
learn
from
the
passage
that
________.
A．Powerful
robots
sensors
are
gaining
popularity
in
delivery.
B．The
Postmates’
robots
focus
on
students'
food
and
grocery
delivery.
C．The
Scout
can
avoid
obstacles
because
it
moves
at
a
regular
pace.
D．Delivery
robots
have
turned
up
in
universities
to
serve
students.
【小题3】What’s
author’s
attitude
towards
delivery
robots？
A．Objective
B．Optimistic
C．Pessimistic
D．Cautious
【小题4】From
which
is
the
text
probably
taken？
A．a
biology
textbook
B．a
health
magazine
C．a
newspaper
D．a
travel
brochure
解答：AAAC
B
Nobody
likes
to
fail.
It
makes
people
feel
embarrassed
and
discouraged.
What's
worse,
it
may
cause
major
professional
or
personal
trouble
and
lead
to
negativity.
Basically,
failure
is
no
fun
for
most
people.
However,
a
vast
body
of
research
tells
us
that
failure
provides
us
with
a
chance
to
grow
and
develop,
increases
adaptability,
and
helps
protect
against
anxiety.
It's
hard
to
change
the
mindset
(心态)
of
a
lifetime.
But
even
if
we
still
can't
get
over
the
broken
marriage
or
the
failed
College
Entrance
Examination
or
the
work
presentation
that
went
fearfully
wrong,
it
might
not
be
too
late
for
our
kids.
Christy
Pennison,
a
professional
consultant,
says
she
works
with
an
increasing
number
of
kids
and
teens
who
show
significant
anxiety
around
a
fear
of
failure.
She
said,
"We
want
to
protect
our
children,
and
we
want
them
to
live
happy
and
meaningful
lives,
so
we
frequently
tell
them
the
harm
of
failure
and
ask
them
to
avoid
failure.
The
children
experiencing
internal
and
sometimes
extenal
pressure
think
they
shouldn't
fail.
Meanwhile,
we
always
have
high
expectations
of
them.
So
when
they
don't
live
up
to
a
certain
standard,
or
things
don't
go
according
to
the
plans,
they
will
feel
upset
and
anxious."
Pennison
argues
that
failures,
are
often
the
hidden
learning
chances
that
can
help
people
develop
positive
qualities,
like
persistence,
focus,
flexibility,
patience,
and
positive
self-image.
So
what
can
parents
do
to
help
their
children
embrace
(拥抱)
failure
instead
of
avoiding
it
at
all
costs?
Pennison
suggests
directing
praise
towards
the
effort,
not
the
result.
"This
allows
children
to
build
confidence
in
themselves,
"she
explains."
Acknowledging
the
effort
can
give
children
permission
to
try
new
things
without
a
fear
of
failure.
And
the
bigger
picture
is
that
the
development
of
the
mindset
—'I'd
rather
try
and
fail
than
not
try
at
all.'—helps
them
keep
a
belief
in
themselves,
and
expands
their
world
of
possibilities."
As
Pennison
points
out,
we
all
fail,
but
how
we
get
up
after
we
fail
is
what
matters.
【小题1】What
aspect
do
most
people
focus
on
when
thinking
of
failure?
A．The
great
courage
to
face
it.
B．The
efforts
made
to
handle
it.
C．Unexpected
benefits
it
brings.
D．Unpleasant
side
effects
it
brings.
【小题2】What
does
the
author
intend
to
do
in
Paragraph
2?
A．Bring
up
the
main
topic.
B．List
the
challenges
in
our
life.
C．Add
some
background
information.
D．Stress
the
importance
of
the
mindset
【小题3】What
is
mainly
talked
about
in
the
third
paragraph?
A．The
causes
of
children's
anxiety.
B．Christy
Pennison's
comments
on
adolescents.
C．The
consequences
of
overprotecting
children.
D．Christy
Pennison's
experience
in
educating
children.
【小题4】Which
of
the
following
advice
can
help
parents
encourage
kids
to
face
failure?
①
Praise
kids'
every
achievement.
②
Make
kids
embrace
a
bright
mindset.
③
Focus
on
the
process
of
kids'
effort
④
Expand
kids'
knowledge
about
the
world.
⑤
Encourage
kids
to
make
new
attempts.
A．①②④
B．②③④
C．②③⑤
D．①③⑤
解答：DAAC
C
The
different
parts
of
a
health
care
system
have
different
focuses.
A
hospital's
stroke
（中风）
unit
monitors
blood
flow
in
the
brain.
The
cardiac
unit
is
interested
in
that
same
flow,
but
through
and
from
the
heart.
Each
collection
of
equipment
and
data
is
effective
in
its
own
field.
Thus,
like
the
story
of
blind
men
feeling
an
elephant,
modern
health
care
offers
many
separate
pictures
of
a
patient,
but
rarely
a
useful
united
one.
On
top
of
all
this,
the
instruments
that
doctors
use
to
monitor
health
are
often
expensive,
as
is
the
training
required
to
use
them.
That
combined
cost
is
too
high
for
the
medical
system
to
scan
regularly,
for
early
signs
of
illness,
so
patients
are
at
risk
of
heart
disease
or
a
stroke.
An
unusual
research
project
called
AlzEye,
run
by
Moorfields
Eye
Hospital
in
London,
in
cooperation
with
University
College,
London
(UCL)
,
may
change
this.
It
is
attempting
to
use
the
eye
as
a
window
through
which
signals
about
the
health
of
other
organs
could
be
discovered.
The
doctors
in
charge
of
it,
Siegfried
Wagner
and
Pearse
Keane,
are
studying
Moorfields'
database
of
eye
scans,
which
offers
a
detailed
picture
of
the
health
of
the
retina
(视网膜).
The
project
will
go
a
step
further：With
the
information
about
other
aspects
of
patients'
health
collected
from
other
hospitals
around
England,
doctors
will
be
able
to
look
for
more
accurate
signs
of
disease
through
eye
scans.
The
Moorfields
data
set
has
lots
of
linked
cases
to
work
with--far
more
than
any
similar
project.
For
instance,
the
UK
Biobank,
one
of
the
world's
leading
collections
of
medical
data
about
individual
people,
contains
631
cases
of
a
"major
cardiac
adverse
event".
The
Moorfields
data
contain
about
12,
000
such.
The
Biobank
has
data
on
about
1,
500
stroke
patients.
Moorfields
has
11,
900.
For
the
disease
on
which
the
Moorfields
project
will
focus
to
start
with
dementia,
the
data
set
holds
15,
100
cases.
The
only
comparable
study
has
86.
Wagner
and
Keane
are
searching
for
patterns
in
the
eye
that
show
the
emergence
of
disease
elsewhere
in
the
body.
If
such
patterns
could
be
recognized
reliably,
the
potential
impact
would
be
huge.
【小题1】Why
does
the
author
mention
“the
story
of
blind
men
feeling
an
elephant”
in
Paragraph
1?
A．To
claim
the
ineffectiveness
of
our
health
care
system.
B．To
tell
the
similarity
in
various
health
care
units.
C．To
explain
the
limitation
of
modern
health
care.
D．To
show
the
complexity
of
patients'
pictures.
【小题2】What
does
the
underlined
word
"this"
in
Paragraph
3
refer
to?
A．The
challenge
of
making
advanced
medical
instruments.
B．The
high
risk
of
getting
a
heart
disease
or
a
stroke
C．The
inconvenience
of
modern
health
care
service.
D．The
incomplete
and
expensive
health
monitoring.
【小题3】How
does
AlzEye
work?
A．By
thoroughly
examining
one's
body
organs.
B．By
identifying
one's
state
of
health
through
eye
scans
C．By
helping
doctors
discover
one's
diseases
of
the
eye
D．By
comparing
the
eye-scan
data
from
different
hospitals.
【小题4】What
can
be
inferred
about
the
Moorfields's
project
from
Paragraph
5?
A．It
takes
advantage
of
abundantly
available
medical
data.
B．It
makes
the
collection
of
medical
data
more
convenient.
C．It
improves
the
Moorfields'
competitiveness
in
the
medical
field.
D．It
strengthens
data
sharing
between
the
Moorfields
and
the
Biobank.
解答：CDBA
D
I
was
drowned
（淹没）
in
work．I
was
convinced
that
it
was
because
my
job
was
demanding，but
as
I
changed
my
job
and
eventually
became
self-employed
and
I
could
call
my
own
shots，I
was
still
drowned
in
work
and
things
were
still
out
of
control．Now
I
come
to
realize
that
I
have
a
tendency
to
drown
myself
in
work
and
the
problem
is
not
the
job
I'm
in．
One
of
the
reasons
why
work-life
balance
is
hard
is
that
we
attribute
（把…归咎于）
the
problem
to
our
environment
when
we
ourselves
are
the
problem
actually．I
enjoy
making
my
clients
happy．"Dushka，your
work
is
unbelievable．""Dushka，we
would
not
have
survived
without
you．"This
is
my
instinctive
（本能的）
desire．I，a
good
girl，should
make
someone
I
love
proud．What
can
get
in
the
way
of
work-life
balance
is
that
approval
often
matters
more
than
the
balance
I
claim
I
want．
I
am
ambitious
（雄心勃勃的）
and
want
to
do
great
things
and
as
soon
as
a
project
is
done
I'm
hungry
for
the
next
one．I
want
hard
work．I
want
to
push
myself
and
test
myself．I
want
to
learn．Sometimes
work-life
balance
is
hard
because
there
is
a
difference
between
what
I
say
I
want
and
what
I
really
want．
My
life
is
constantly
changing．If
a
friend
visits
me
from
out
of
town
I
want
to
work
less，if
I
happen
to
be
particularly
inspired
I
want
to
work
more，and
if
a
family
member
needs
me
I
don't
want
to
have
to
worry
about
work
at
all．Work-life
balance
is
hard
because
my
definition
of
it
is
a
moving
target．It
means
different
things
to
me
depending
on
different
situations．
What
is
work-life
balance，anyway？Does
it
mean
I
get
to
go
home
every
day
when
the
clock
strikes
5：00pm？Does
it
mean
that
I
work
hard
for
a
few
weeks
and
then
take
a
long
weekend
off？Do
I
want
daily
balance，or
do
I
want
things
to
balance
out
over
the
course
of
a
few
weeks，even
months？
On
one
side，work-life
balance
doesn't
mean
that
the
only
way
to
do
something
well
is
to
do
it
yourself．Your
ego
（自我）
gets
in
the
way
of
your
being
free．On
the
other
side，work-life
balance
can
be
hard
if
you
are
worried
that
someone
else
can
do
your
job
better
than
yourself．Then
you
live
in
a
constant
state
of
suspicion
（怀疑）
and
never
allow
yourself
to
step
away．Your
fear
is
calling
the
shots，not
your
ambitions．
Work-life
balance
can
be
hard
if
you
are
more
worried
about
looking
good
than
doing
good
work．If
you
want
to
make
sure
everyone
sees
you
are
the
first
one
to
come
and
the
last
one
to
leave，what
others
think
of
you
has
more
weight
than
your
desire
of
getting
home
in
time
for
dinner．
My
boss
assures
me
that
employees
come
first
and
that
people
are
the
most
important，yet
I
don't
see
him
telling
me
it's
time
to
go
home
because
I
worked
really
late
the
night
before．
Wait
a
minute．Why
should
my
work-life
balance
be
the
company's
problem，in
particular
when
I've
already
identified
that
my
needs
are
ever-changing？How
can
I
expect
someone
else
to
stay
on
top
of
that？The
only
person
responsible
for
that
is
me．
1．What
does
the
underlined
part
in
Paragraph
1
mean？___
A．Demand
less
from
myself．
B．Complete
more
excellent
jobs．
C．Control
a
situation
by
myself．
D．Pay
more
attention
to
work．
2．The
author
enjoys
making
her
clients
happy
because___．
A．she
is
afraid
to
lose
her
job
B．she
always
desires
to
be
approved
C．she
wants
to
gain
work-life
balance
D．she
could
make
a
profit
in
that
way
3．What
does
the
example
of
the
author's
boss
tend
to
indicate？___
A．It's
no
use
working
hard
for
our
boss．
B．Work-life
balance
relies
on
our
own
selves．
C．Profits
are
more
important
than
employees．
D．Some
leaders
don't
mean
what
they
say．
解答：BBA
语法填空（满分10分）
When
planning
for
a
new
job,
many
people
will
go
through
a
job
interview.?【小题1】??
Fear
of
the
unknown,
fear
of
public
rejection
and
fear
of
personal
criticism
all
come
together
in
one
meeting.
So
how
should
you
prepare
for
a
job
interview
？
It's
often
a
combination
of
careful
research,
psychology
and
an
ability
to
think
on
your
feet.
One
way
is
to
do
a
great
deal
of
research,
like
finding
the
requirements
of
the
job,
the
company's
product
lines,
the
industry's
standard
salary
for
the
position,
the
interviewer,
etc.
When
doing
research,
don't
forget
to
learn
about
whether
you
have
unique
qualifications
for
the
position.?【小题2】Thus,
prepare
your
unique
aspects
which
will
make
you
stand
out
among
interviewees
ahead
of
time.
【小题3】?Do
you
express
your
ideas
clearly?
Do
you
actively
listen
to
others
?
How
you
perform
inthe
interview
will
leave
a
deep
impression
on
the
interviewers.
Some
job
seekers
prepare
for
a
job
interview
by
conducting
their
own
mock
（模拟的）
interviews.
A
trusted
friend
or
even
a
professional
job
coach
can
act
as
an
interviewer,
asking
many
of
the
same
questions
a
real
interviewer
might
ask.
In
view
of
your
performance,
these
people
may
be
able
to
point
out
your
trouble
spots.【小题4】
There're
also
numerous
resources
job
seekers
can
use
to
prepare
for
a
job
interview.?【小题5】?Many
cities
also
have
programs
helping
first-time
workers
find
jobs.
They
may
offer
classes
on
how
to
prepare
for
a
job
interview
or
provide
job
coaches
who
can
conduct
mock
interviews.
A．You
should
consider
how
to
be
qualified.
B．Self-help
books
may
be
available
at
public
libraries.
C．Another
way
is
to
work
on
your
outward
appearance.
D．It
can
be
one
of
the
most
stressful
events
in
a
person's
life.
E．Then,
you
can
improve
yourself
by
overcoming
your
weaknesses.
F．Observing
how
you
communicate
with
others
is
equally
important.
G．An
interviewer's
job
is
to
recommend
the
best
qualified
applicants.
解答：
第二部分语言运用
第一节
完形填空（满分30分）
If
you
have
talked
to
doctors
in
the
hospitals,
you
may
find
that
many
of
them
are
quite
serious
and
speak
in
a
range
of_______that
may
be
difficult
to
understand..
But
ZhangWenhong,
the
leader
of
the
Shanghai
team
of
experts
in
the
treatment
of
novel
coronavirus
pneumonia,
is
one
of
the_______.He
caught
the
public’s
attention
for
his
recent
frank
and
funny
speech.
Zhang’s
words
first
_______on
the
internet
after
he
said
in
late
January
that
he
had_______
doctors
and
nurses
who
are
members
of
the
Communist
Party
of
China
(СPC)
to
frontline
hospitals
to
treat
coronavirus
cases.
"When
becoming
CPC
members,
we
vowed
(发誓)
that
we
would
always_______people’s
interests…
in
the
face
of
dffiulties,"
Zhang
said.
"
This
is
the
moment
we
_______the
pledge
誓言).
All
CPC
members
must
rush
to
the
front
line.
No
bargaining
"
Such
a
hardcore
declaration
of
his
attitude
won
widespread_________
among
internet
users.
A
person’s
morals
are
_______
most
in
_______
situation.
________
could
win
more
recognition
from
the
people
than
the
down-to-earth
behavior
of
the
CРC
members,"
said
YangHaiyan,
a
32-year-old
Shanghai
resident.
One
month
later,
when
Zhang
advised
local
residents
to
________the
risk
of
spreading
the
virus
by
staying
at
home,
he
said
in
Shanghai?________:
"If
you
don’t
stop
seeing
friends,
you
will
see
them
again
in
the
ICU."
Though
________?
by
the
media,
Zhang
described
himself
as
a
medical
worker
who
must
________
now,
but
will
return
to
keeping
a
low
________
after
the
outbreak
ends.
"I
spoke
because
of
the
fear
among
the
public,
owing
to
limited
________
of
the
contagion
(传染病),
said
Zhang
on
Feb
26.
However,
once
the
curtain
of
this
coronavirus
incident________,
it
maybe________to
find
me.
I’ll
just
hide
myself
in
a
corner,
studying
complicated
patient
cases
and
doing
some
reading,
________
.
A
quote
from
Zhang
:
It’s
suffocating
(窒息的)
for
everyone
to
stay
at
home,
but
the
virus
is
also
suffocating.
We
aren’t
resting
at
home;
we
re
fighters.
Every
person
who
stays
at
home
is________
in
the
battle
against
the
virus."
【小题1】
A．remarksB．linesC．termsD．excuses
【小题2】
A．exceptionsB．expertsC．examplesD．samples
【小题3】
A．make
a
nameB．make
a
faceC．make
a
killingD．make
a
hit
【小题4】
A．draftedB．sentC．distributedD．joined
【小题5】
A．entitleB．prioritizeC．justifyD．privilege
【小题6】
A．live
up
toB．come
down
toC．get
down
toD．set
about
【小题7】
A．appetiteB．applaudC．applauseD．recognition
【小题8】
A．markedB．appearedC．symbolizeD．witnessed
【小题9】
A．typicalB．criticalC．visibleD．visual
【小题10】
A．NothingB．AnythingC．somethingD．Everything
【小题11】
A．deduceB．declineC．checkD．reduce
【小题12】
A．dialectB．tuneC．versionD．prospect
【小题13】
A．chasedB．caughtC．exploitedD．tracked
【小题14】
A．work
outB．speak
outC．spell
outD．give
out
【小题15】
A．dignityB．profileC．levelD．portrait
【小题16】
A．fearB．knowledgeC．commandD．range
【小题17】
A．failsB．fallsC．declinesD．drops
【小题18】
A．easyB．hardC．horribleD．cosy
【小题19】
A．slightlyB．purposelyC．silentlyD．aimlessly
【小题20】
A．anticipatingB．participatingC．involvingD．burying
解答：
第二节单项选择（满分15分）
1.—Have
we
________water?
—Yes,
________.
We’d
better
get
some.
A．given
out;
we
have
run
it
out
B．run
out
of,
our
water
has
run
out
C．used
up;
our
water
has
been
run
out
D．run
out;
our
water
has
run
out
2.The
school
should
________immediately
to
the
students
request
that
they
should
have
more
time
to
relax
.
A.
respond
C.
answer
B.
refer
D.
Follow
3.In
China
when
caught,
those
corrupt(腐败的)
officials
are
sometimes
limited
to
__________
in
a
certain
place,
only
__________
their
problems
within
an
appointed
time(规定的时间).
A.
living,
to
report
B.
living,
reporting
C.
live,
reporting
D.
live,
to
report
4.My
brother
_______
between
furthering
his
education
and
finding
a
good
job.
felt
caught
B.
felt
blocking
C.
felt
confusing
D.
felt
struck
6.Two
adults
and
four
children
who
were
lost
in
a
Nevada
mountain
_______
for
nearly
48
hours
were
found
and
well
on
Tuesday
by
search
crews
A.
series,
lively
B.
range,
living
C.
range,
alive
D.
series,
live
7.What
is
upsetting
you,dear
______it
is
necessary
for
us
to
move
our
home
to
the
city.
Whether
How
That
Why
At
the
camping
many
problems
came
up
_____environmental
protection
as
a
result
With
regard
of
In
return
to
In
place
of
9.Large
quantities
of
information，as
well
as
some
timely
help
since
the
organization
was
built．（ ）
A.
has
offered
B.
had
been
offered
C.
have
been
offered
D.
is
offered
10.It
was
not
long
_______
the
firefighters
arrived
at
the
spot
and
got
the
fire
in
the
building
under
control．（ ）
A.
that
B.
after
C.
since
D.
before
11.
---
How
many
students,
do
you
think,
will
be
present
at
the
meeting?
---
I
expect
______
20
students
at
the
meeting.
there
being
B.
there
to
be
C.
there
be
D.
there
is
12.—Excuse
me,
are
there
some
Chinese
works
of
art
exhibited
in
the
museum?
—There
be,
but
you
may
as
well
ask
that
man
in
the
service
center
to
make
sure.
might
B.
can
C.
must
D.
shall
13.Tom,
don’t
the
poor
little
girl
and
yourself.
Did
you
forget
the
school
rules?
A.make
a
joke
about；
perform
B.laugh
at；
conquer
C.make
fun
of；
behave
D.tease；
believe
14.They
all
queued
up
to
be
among
the
first
to
buy
iPhone
6,
but
they
all
ended
up
--it
was
only
a
trick.
A.
rewarded
B.
shocked
C.
disappointing
D
embarrassing
15.The
traffic
rule
says
young
children
under
the
age
of
four
and
__
less
than
40pounds
must
be
in
a
child
safety
seat．（ ）
A.
being
weighed
B.
to
weigh
C.
weighed
D.
Weighing
答案：
BDBBA
CABCC
BACBD
语法填空（满分10分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
In
the
wake
of
northeastern
Jilin
Province’s
activation
of
its
public
health
emergency
response?【小题1】?the
corona-virus
outbreak
on
Jan
25,
the
bureau
of
commerce
at
Changbai
Mountain
has
made
great
effort?【小题2】?(ensure)
the
supply
of
resident’s
food【小题3】?and
daily
necessities?【小题4】?the
epidemic
(流行病)
prevention
and
control
period,
local
officials
said.
According
to
local
media
reports,
the
bureau
of
commerce?【小题5】?(take)
consistent
action
to
contact
the
sources
of
goods
for
all
the
supermarkets
and
shopping
malls
in
the
three
districts
to
increase
supplies,
while
actively
carrying
out
market?【小题6】?(monitor)
and
posting
updates.
At
present,
the
supermarkets
and
shopping
malls
supply
more
than
50
kinds
of
vegetables.
In
recent
days,
major
supermarkets
have
adjusted
their
transport
fleets
(车队)
and【小题7】?(purchase)
agents【小题8】?an
emergency
manner,
in?【小题9】?case
the
sufficient
supply
of?【小题10】?(variety)goods
can
be
ensured
with
the
help
of
relevant
local
departments.
解答：
单词拼写（满分5分）
one
or
two
good
friends
are
better
than
100______(
熟人
)
The
man’s
_______(身份
)was
being
kept
secret
while
he
was
helping
police
with
enquires.
It
was
_______(荒唐的)of
you
to
put
forward
such
a
suggestion
You
have
grown
up
and
you
need
to
take
r________for
your
actions
There
are
strong
_______(辩论)for
and
aganinst
merecy
killing.
Hundreds
of
football
fans
_______（排队)up
to
be
among
the
first
to
view
the
famous
star.
How
long
does
it
take
to
get
through
the
_____(
海关
)
After
two______(
十年)of
hard
work,he
finally
succeeded
in
his
business.
All
applicants
will
be
conscidered
r____of
age,gender,religion
or
nationality.
You
have
every
right
to
feel_____by
your
friend
if
she
did
tell
your
secrets
to
others.
答案：acquaintances
identity
absurd
responsible
debates
queue
customs
Decades
reagrd
betrayed
动词填空（满分10分）
The
discovery
of
new
evidence
led
to
the
thief_______(catch)
Charles
Babbages
is
generally
considered
______(invent)the
first
computer.
Having
a
trip
abroad
is
c
ertainly
good
for
the
old
couple,
but
it
remanis_____(see)
whether
they
will
enjoy
it.
When
shopping,people
sometimes
can’t
help
______(persuade)
into
buying
something
they
don’t
really
good.
What
time
would
it
be
convenient
for
me
_____(call)
you
again?
Much
to
our
surprise,
the
two
girls
are
still
sitting
on
the
ground,____(absorb)in
talking.
During
the
1890s,Henry
Ford
spent
long
hours
workiing
on
his
new
car
in
a
shed
behind
his
house,_______(cause)his
neighbours
to
call
his
“Crazy
Henry”
She
asked
me
to
to
help
her,______(realize)that
she
could
not
move
the
heavy
suitcase
alone.
What
is
the
best
way
you
think
of
____(help)
him
out
of
the
trouble?
_______(not
finish
)the
homework
,
the
little
girl
doesn’t
dare
to
go
to
school.
答案：being
caught
to
have
invented
to
be
seen
being
persuaded
to
call
absorbed
causing
realizing
to
help
Not
having
finished
应用文写作（满分20分）
假如你是邗江中学的英语老师Su
Hua，你给某国际学校推荐名学生（Li
Jiang）。请根据所给提示给国际学校写一封推荐信。（100
字左右）
1.
竭力向国际学校推荐学生Li
Jiang，介绍Li
Jiang的基本情况；
2.
介绍Li
Jiang的特点与特长（如：电脑技能、沟通能力、英语水平高等）
