四川省2020-2021学年高一下学期3月英语试题分类汇编：阅读理解专题 Word版含答案

阅读理解专题
四川省阆中中学校（仁智班）2020-2021学年下学期3月教学质量检测英语试题
第一节
(共15题：每小题2分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Four?cinemas?in?the?UK??
The?Kinema,?Lincolnshire??
It’s?a?wooden?building?on?the?outside?and?a?two-screen?cinema?on?the?inside,?all?
nesting?among?pine?trees?in?a?tiny?village.?The?Kinema?showed?its?first?film?in?1922?and
?the?first?six?rows?were?deckchair?(折叠帆布躺椅).?Today,?it’s?more?richly?decorated.?
?“People?come?here?because?it’s?a?fantastic?experience,”?says?manager?Philip?Jones.?
“Many?rooms?in?the?Kinema?are?simple?and?not?attractive,?but?we?try?to?remain?everything?that?makes?it?special.”??
The?Cube,?Bristol?
It’s?not?really?a?cinema.?It?is?a?not-for-profit?cooperative?run?by?volunteers,?which?
has?been?operating?for?the?last?15?years.??
They?are?“unique?for?what?we?do,?which?is?to?operate?seven?nights?a?week?and?with?
no?funding.”?They?make?many?things?themselves,?such?as?cola?and?yogurt.?
The?Broadway,?Nottingham
A?cinema?has?been?here?since?the?1960s,?when?local?fashion?designer?Paul?Smith?
would?come?to?see?arty?foreign?films,?which?heavily?influenced?his?career?choice.?Later,?hedesigned?the?stripy(条纹的)?sofas.?
The?Broadway?was?previously?used?as?a?church,?but?locals?love?it?for?its?independent,?art?house,?and?DIY?spirit.?The?Broadway?also?has?a?right-on?restaurant,?with?locally?
sourced?vegetables?and?salads,?and?even?serves?its?own?beer.
The?Rex,?Hertfordshire
It?opened?to?the?public?in?1938?and?has?been?named?the?most?beautiful?cinema?in?the?UK.?There’s?a?varied?program?with?different?films?every?night.?Hot?dogs?and?popcorn?are?banned.?And?a?real?person?answers?the?phone?when?you?call.
People?speak?very?highly?of?the?Rex.?So?do?go,?if?only?once,?to?see?just?how?a?cinema?
should?be?run.
21.In?Philip?Jones'?opinion,?the?Kinema?may?attract?people?who?________．?
A．live?in?the?nearby?villages??????????
B．are?fond?of?rich?decorations
C．are?interested?in?wooden?structures????
D．want?to?experience?something?special?
22.The?Cube?and?the?Broadway?are?similar?in?the?way?that?they?both?________．?
A．are?non－profit?cooperatives?????????
B．show?arty?foreign?films?
C．offer?homemade?drinks?????????????
D．use?stripy?sofas?
23.Which?of?the?following?has?the?longest?history??
A．The?Kinema.????
B．The?Cube.?????
C．The?Broadway.????
D．The?Rex.?
B
As
early
as
1894,
the
newly
formed
International
Olympic
Committee
(IOC)
considered
ice
skating
as
a
possibility
for
the
first
modern
Olympic
Games
which
would
be
held
in
1896.
In
1911,
a
member
of
the
IOC
suggested
that
winter
sports
should
be
staged
as
part
of
the
1912
Olympics
in
Stockholm.Some
opposed
the
idea.At
last,
the
IOC
decided
to
hold
Winter
Olympic
Games
in
1916.
However,
World
WarⅠbroke
out
in
1914.
After
1920,
the
national
governing
bodies
for
winter
sports
in
several
countries
began
talking
about
the
possibility
of
a
separate
Winter
Olympics.
The
town
of
Chamonix,
in
the
French
Alps,
planned
to
hold
a
winter
sports
festival
in
1924;
at
the
same
time
Paris
was
to
host
the
Olympics.The
Marquis
de
Polignac,
a
member
of
the
IOC,
suggested
that
the
festival
be
formally
recognized
as
the
Winter
Olympic
Games.The
IOC
didn't
go
that
far,
but
did
agree
that
Chamonix
could
call
its
festival
an
“Olympic
winter
carnival”．
The
festival
drew
258
athletes
from
16
countries
to
compete
in
bobsledding(雪橇比赛),
figure?skating,
hockey,
Nordic
skiing
and
speed
skating.Charles
Jewtraw
from
the
United
States
won
the
first
gold
medal
in
the
500?metre
speed
skating,
but
the
festival's
hero
was
Claus
Thunberg
from
Finland.He
won
five
medals,
three
of
which
were
gold
in
speed
skating.
Weather
has
often
been
a
major
story
at
the
Winter
Olympics
and
so
it
was
at
Chamonix.The
festival
opened
with
rain
and
the
unseasonably
warm
temperature
turned
snow
and
ice
to
mud.Then
temperature
dropped
as
far
as
25
below
zero
and
the
mud
became
ice.
Despite
the
weather,
more
than
10，000
people
showed
up.In
1926,
the
IOC
recognized
the
Chamonix
festival
as
the
first
Winter
Olympics
and
decided
that
the
Winter
Games
would
be
held
every
four
years,
just
like
the
Summer
Olympics.　
24．Why
were
the
first
Winter
Olympic
Games
not
held
in
1916?
A．Because
the
IOC
didn't
agree
to
it.
B．Because
it
was
still
under
discussion.
C．Because
some
people
opposed
the
idea.
D．Because
World
WarⅠbroke
out
in
1914.
25．We
can
know
from
the
passage
that
________．
A．the
weather
destroyed
the
first
Winter
Olympics　
B．people
from
16
countries
watched
the
first
Winter
Olympics
C．Charles
Jewtraw
won
the
most
medals
in
the
first
Winter
Olympics
D．Finland
got
3
gold
medals
in
speed
skating
in
the
first
Winter
Olympics
26．Which
of
the
following
statements
is
TRUE
according
to
the
passage?
A．The
Winter
Olympics
were
held
every
two
years
in
the
beginning.
B．The
1924
Winter
Olympics
and
Summer
Olympics
were
held
in
the
same
city.
C.
The
Winter
Olympics
depend
much
more
on
the
weather
than
the
Summer
Olympics.
D．The
IOC
agreed
to
recognize
the
Chamonix
festival
as
the
first
Winter
Olympics
in
1924.
27．What's
the
best
title
for
the
passage?
A．The
development
of
the
Olympics
B．The
importance
of
weather
in
the
Olympics
C．The
story
of
the
first
Winter
Olympic
Games
D．How
the
Winter
Olympics
came
into
being
C
In?China,?red?is?known?to?be?a?lucky?color.?But?you?may?be?surprised?to?know?that?
British?culture?is?also?full?of?the?color?red.?It’s?true:?Go?to?Britain?and?you?will?see?red?
everywhere.
There?are?red?postboxes?on?street?corners?and?on?the?sides?of?buildings.?The?
British?red?phone?box?is?famous?all?over?the?world.?The?famous?double-decker??bus
is
red.
Red
is
the
color
traditionally?worn?by?British?soldiers?in
war?,and
there
is
red
in
the
UK’s
Union
Jack
national
flag.
Britain?even?has?a?famous?team?of?stunt?(特)?jet?fighters?(喷气式战斗机)called“The?Red?Arrows”.
To?go?with
British
cultures
love?of?red,?British?nature?also?features?many?red?animals.
?A?beloved?bird?is?the?robin?(知更鸟),?which?has?a?bright?red?breast.?At
Christmas
time
in?winter,?the?bird?is?commonly?found?on?the?greetings?cards?people?send?each?other.?
There?is?also?quite?a?rare?animal?called?the?red?squirrel.
Foxes
are
red,
and
they
used
to
be
hunted?by?men?in?red?outfits?(服装).But
is
red
considered
lucky?to?British?people?
A
good
way
to
see?how?a?culture?looks?at?a?color?is?to?look?at?the?way?it?uses?it?in?
language.?The?results?may?surprise?you.?Even?though?Britain?has?a?lot?of?red?on?its?high?
streets?and?in?its?countryside,?red?is?used?quite?differently?as?a?metaphor?(比喻).
If
someone
“sees
red”,
they
are
angry.
When
a?person?is?“red?faced”,?they?are?out?of
breath?
or?blushing?(脸红).?Red
is
also
a
political
color:it?means?a?left-winger?(blue?is?the?color?
of?the?political?right).?To?be?“in?the?red”?is?to?be?in
debt?(someone?in?credit?(存款)?is?“in?
the?black”).?
Look?hard?enough?and?you’ll?find?the?color?red?being?used?in?all?countries.?For
?instance?the?“red?heart”?symbol?
is
pretty
universal.
But
whether
the
British
realize
it
or
not,
red?is?everywhere?in?Britain.?It?does?seem?that?the?country?is?in?love?with?the?color.?
28.?The?article?is?mainly?about?______.?
A.?the?metaphor?of?red?in?the?English?language????
B.?the?preference?for?red?animals?in?Britain?
C.?the?history?of?red?items?in?Britain????????????
D.?the?color?red?in?British?culture?
29.?Someone?saying?bad?words?about?you?behind?your?back?might?make?you?______.?
A.?red-faced????????
B.?see?red???????
C.?in?the?red?????
D.?in?the?black
30.?It?can?be?inferred?from?the?article?that?______.?
A.?red?has?different?meanings?depending?on?the?context?(情境)?
B.?the?color?red?is?not?as?popular?as?it?was?before?in?Britain?
C.?most?British?people?are?aware?of??how
popular
the
color
red
is
in
British
culture
D.?British?people?are?often?asked?to?explain?the?meaning?of?the?color?red?
31.?The?main?purpose?of?the?article?is?to?______.?
A.?compare????????
B.?judge??????
C.?inform?????
D.?argue?
D
I?almost?failed?out?of?college?and?it?nearly?broke?my?self-confidence.?I?had?been?at?the?top?of?my?high?school?class,?the?total?golden?child.?So?when?I?decided?that?I?wanted
to
attend
Columbia
University
for
graduate
school(研究生院),
I
was
sure
it
would
be
close
to
impossible.
My
goals
were
to
prove
to
myself
that
my
years
of
academic
success
in
secondary
school
had
not
happened
by
chance
and
prepare?for?a?career?in?children’s?media.?But?first?I
?had?to?get?in.
So?I?enrolled?(报名)?in?a?GRE?test?prep?course?and?threw?myself?into?the?class.?The
first
part
was
pretty
scary
and
by
the
third,
I
knew
it
wasn’t
going
to
get
any
easier.
I
reconsidered
my
plan
to?take?the?GRE.
For?the?first?time?in?my?life,?I?considered?how?I?should?go?about?getting?into?graduate
school.What?were?my?special?skills??Would?any?of?them?get?me?into?graduate?school?
I?got?a?job?working?on?a?project?sponsored?by?the?dean’s?(系主任的)?office
on
campus
and
enrolled?in?a?class.?I?had?a?new?plan:?Be
a
top
student
in
the
class
while
working
on
campus,
get
letters
of
recommendation
from
my
boss
and
professor,
then
hope
that
playing
to
my
strengths
like
writing?interesting?papers?would?be?enough?for?my?application.
I?worked?my?butt?off?(很努力工作)
that
semester.
With
finals
approaching,
I
felt
confident
I
would
get
an
“A”
in
the
course,
so
it
was
time
for
step
two.
I
asked
my
boss
to
write
a
letter?of?recommendation.?She?immediately?agreed.?But?my?professor
said
no.
She
did
not
know
me
well
enough
and
the
semester
was
not
completed.?However,?I?decided?I?just?
would?not?take?no?for?an
answer.?I?asked?if?she?would?least?write?a?short?note?unofficially?
supporting?my?application.?After?some?uncomfortable?conversations,?she?finally?agreed.?In?the?end,?I?got?in!?
I?revisit?that?moment?of?persistence?(执着)?again
and
again.
I
have
leapt
into
many
other
opportunities
since
then.
Now?I?am?starting?a?company?born?out?of?my?graduate?school
research?in
children’s?media.?Our?first?product?is?a?mobile?game?for?teen?girls?that?breaks?
down?major?life?mile-stones??into?missions?(任务).?On
this
surface，the?product?helps?
girls?connect?with
each
?other.
But?it?also?helps?them?develop?the?tools?to?live?life?without?
limits.
32.?The?writer?stopped?taking?the?GRE?prep?course?because?______.?
A.?the?beginning?of?the?GRE?course?was?really?frightening?
B.?she?realized?by?the?third?part?of?her?GRE?class?that?her?plan?wouldn’t?work?
C.?Columbia?University?would?not?accept?the?GRE?test?
D.?she?didn’t?put?all?her?efforts?into?the?GRE?course?at?first?
33.?The?underlined?words?“playing?to?my?strengths”?in?Paragraph?4?probably?mean?“?______”.?
A.?developing?my?physical?power???????????
B.?making?use?of?what?I?am?good?at?
C.?doing?something?to?the?best?of?my?ability???
D.?doing?something?with?all?the?strength?I?have
34.?One?of?the?reasons?why?the?professor?refused?to?write?a?letter?of?recommendation?was?that?____.
A.?the?author?had?almost?failed?out?of?college?
B.?the?author?was?not?a?top?student?in?high?school?
C.?the?author?was?not?her?favorite?student?in?the?class
D.?the?professor?did?not?know?enough?about?the?author?
35.?The?writer?succeeded?in?getting?into?the?graduate?school?because?of?______.?
A.?her?“A”?grade?
B.?her?strong?letters?of?recommendation?
C.?her?strong?determination?and?her?good?plan?to?make?herself?stand?out?
D.?her?interest?in?children’s?media?and?outstanding?skills?in?writing?interesting?papers
A篇21——23
DCA
B篇
24——27
DDCD
C篇28——31
DBAC
D篇
32——35
BBDC
四川省阆中中学校2020-2021学年下学期高一3月教学质量检测英语试题
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
Don’t
let
your
kids
be
bored
this
summer!
Join
the
Summer
Fun
Holiday
Club
at
Canterbury
College.
Choose
from
over
30
activities
which
take
place
between
28
July
and
8
August．
How
to
book?
Just
complete
the
Registration
Form（申请表）and
return
it
to
Canterbury
College
in
person
or
by
post
with
payments．Payments
must
be
made
in
cash，by
check，or
by
credit
card
before
your
child’s
first
day．
Download
the
Registration
Form
at
Summer
Fun
Holiday
．
What
do
I
need
to
know?
Age：The
Summer
Fun
Holiday
Club
is
designed
for
11-16
years
old．
Prices：$10
per
half
day，$20
per
day
and
$80
per
5
days．
Arrival
&
Parking：All
children
should
arrive
at
the
college
main
reception
15minutes
before
the
start
time．We
have
a
large
drop-off
and
pick-up
area．Public
car
parks
can
be
found
a
few
minutes’
walk
from
site．
Lunch
&
Breaks：You
will
need
a
packed
lunch
for
the
30
minutes’
lunch
break．Vending
machines
（自动售货机）
are
available
for
drinks
and
snacks
Collection：Children
should
be
collected
within
15
minutes
of
the
finish
time.
Refunds
Policy：Refunds
will
only
be
given
with
a
minimum
of
48
hours'
notice．To
cancel，call
01227-811259．
Clothing：Some
activities
may
be
messy，so
please
ensure
your
child
brings
clothing
suitable
for
their
activities
and
that
sensible
footwear
is
worn．
21．For
whom
is
the
text
mainly
written?
A．Teenagers．
B．Pupils．
C．Teachers．
D．Parents.
22．According
to
the
text，
which
of
the
following
is
TRUE?
A．A
packed
lunch
isn’t
necessary．
B．Children
under
18
can
join
the
club．
C．Suitable
clothes
are
of
great
use
for
activities．
D．You
should
hand
in
the
Registration
Form
in
person．
23．What
type
of
writing
is
this
text?
A．An
advertisement．
B．A
notice．
C．An
invitation．
D.
A
diary．
B
I
like
watching
TV
very
much
for
I
think
it
has
many
advantages.
First
of
all,
watching
TV
is
a
good
rest.
After
a
day
of
hard
work,
we
need
a
good
rest.
Watching
TV
can
make
our
mind
and
body
not
tired
any
more
because
of
the
pleasant
music
and
TV
plays.
Besides,
watching
TV
is
entertaining.
There
are
many
kinds
of
entertainment,
such
as
sports
activities,
singing
and
dancing
concerts,
plays
and
films
all
over
the
world
at
every
time.
It's
not
possible
for
us
to
go
to
every
place
to
enjoy
all
the
activities
within
a
short
time.
We
need
at
least
over
ten
hours
to
fly
from
New
York
to
Paris,
a
week
by
train
from
Beijing
to
Moscow
and
an
hour
to
drive
from
Queens
District
to
Manhattan
District.
But
within
just
one
second,
TV
can
bring
us
from
an
NBA
game
in
New
York
to
a
fashion
show
in
Paris
by
changing
the
channels.
Most
importantly,
watching
TV
is
educational.
Our
children
can
learn
every
kind
of
subjects
through
the
educational
programmes
and
the
special
reports
on
TV,
and
it's
easy
for
them
to
learn
Chinese
from
a
Chinese
teacher
in
Beijing
and
to
learn
Russian
lessons
from
a
Russian
teacher
in
Moscow.
Even
we
can
learn
how
to
behave
well
from
the
TV
plays.
Besides,
a
teacher
can
teach
millions
of
students
without
a
huge
classroom.
24．The
best
title
for
the
text
is
________.
A．TV
Brings
Good
Rest
B．The
Advantages
of
Watching
TV
C．Today's
TV
Programmes
D．How
to
Use
TV
in
Schools
25．In
the
second
paragraph
the
writer
wants
to
show
________.
A．TV
brings
different
parts
of
the
world
in
front
of
us
B．TV
stations
send
programmes
quickly
C．how
to
go
to
different
places
and
enjoy
ourselves
D．how
long
it
will
take
a
man
to
drive
to
different
places
26．According
to
the
writer
what
is
the
most
important
reason
for
watching
TV?
A．We
can
enjoy
ourselves.
B．Watching
TV
is
a
good
rest.
C．We
can
see
whatever
we
like.
D．We
can
learn
something
useful.
27．The
writer
writes
the
text
to
________.
A．persuade
us
to
buy
a
TV
B．introduce
some
TV
programmes
C．tell
her
ideas
about
TV
D．tell
us
how
to
learn
from
TV
C
Have
you
ever
wondered
why
birds
sing?
Maybe
you
thought
that
they
were
just
happy.
After
all,
you
probably
sing
or
whistle
when
you
are
happy.
Some
scientists
believe
that
birds
do
sing
some
of
the
time
just
because
they
are
happy.
However
they
sing
most
of
the
time
for
a
very
different
reason.
Their
singing
is
actually
a
warning
to
other
birds
to
stay
out
of
their
territory.
Do
you
know
what
a
territory
is?
A
territory
is
an
area
that
an
animal,
usually
the
male,
claims
as
its
own.
Only
he
and
his
family
are
welcome
there.
No
other
families
of
the
same
species
are
welcome.
Your
yard
and
house
are
your
territory
where
only
your
family
and
friends
are
welcome.
If
a
stranger
should
enter
your
territory
and
threaten
you,
you
might
shout.
Probably
this
would
be
enough
to
frighten
him
away.
If
so,
you
have
actually
scared
the
stranger
away
without
having
to
fight
him.
A
bird
does
the
same
thing.
But
he
expects
an
outsider
almost
any
time,
especially
at
nesting(筑巢)
season.
So
he
is
screaming
all
the
time,
whether
he
can
see
an
outsider
or
not.
This
screaming
is
what
we
call
a
bird's
song,
and
it
is
usually
enough
to
keep
an
outsider
away.
Birds
sing
loudest
in
the
spring
when
they
are
trying
to
attract
a
mate
and
warn
others
not
to
enter
the
territory
of
theirs.
You
can
see
that
birds
have
a
language
of
their
own.
Most
of
it
has
to
do
with
attracting
mates
and
setting
up
territories.
28．Some
scientists
believe
that
most
of
the
time
bird's
singing
is
actually
________.
A．a
way
of
warning
B．an
expression
of
happiness
C．an
expression
of
anger
D．a
way
of
greeting
29．What
does
the
underlined
word
“territory”(in
Paragraph
3)
mean?
A．A
place
where
families
of
other
species
are
not
accepted.
B．An
area
which
a
bird
considers
to
be
its
own.
C．An
area
for
which
birds
fight
against
each
other.
D．A
place
where
a
bird
may
shout
at
the
top
of
its
voice.
30．Why
do
birds
keep
on
singing
at
nesting
season?
A．Because
they
want
to
invite
more
friends.
B．Because
their
singing
helps
get
rid
of
their
fears.
C．Because
they
want
to
find
outsiders
around.
D．Because
their
singing
helps
frighten
outsiders
away.
31．How
does
the
writer
explain
bird's
singing?
A．By
describing
birds'
daily
life.
B．By
reporting
experiment
results.
C．By
comparing
birds
with
human
beings.
D．By
telling
a
bird's
story.
D
Do
you
enjoy
reading?
Do
you
read
newspapers
or
magazines?
Chances
are,
if
you
do
any
of
these
activities,
your
preschool
child
is
on
his
way
to
becoming
a
reader.
The
process
of
learning
to
read
is
complex,
and
one
of
the
most
important
things
to
know
is
that
parents
can
help
their
children
learn
to
read.
As
children
have
conversations
with
adults,
they
hear
both
new
and
familiar
words
and
their
vocabulary
grows.
There
are
many
opportunities
for
adults
and
children
to
talk
together,
such
as
when
riding
in
the
car
or
in
a
bus,
doing
housework
like
fixing
dinner,
or
bathing
and
getting
ready
for
bed.
A
major
part
of
conversation
is
listening.
When
children
talk,
adults
listen
and
respond.
Then
children
listen
and
respond,
and
so
the
flow
of
conversation
happens.
Have
you
watched
your
preschool
child
pretend
to
read
to
his
younger
sisters
or
brothers?
Have
you
read
his
favorite
story
over
and
over?
These
experiences
tell
children
that
reading
is
fun.
And
when
things
are
fun
and
they
are
repeated,
your
child
will
see
letters.
He
begins
to
connect
them
to
familiar
words,
especially
the
letters
that
make
up
his
name.
A
natural
next
step
for
him
to
take
is
to
write
the
letters.
When
children
see
parents
make
a
grocery
list,
they
want
to
use
a
pencil
and
paper
to
make
their
own
list.
To
encourage
these
beginning
writing
activities,
have
pencils,
markers,
crayons
and
scrap
paper
within
your
children's
reach.
The
more
children
get
connected
with
talking,
listening,
reading
and
writing,
the
easier
it
is
for
them
to
become
active
readers.
While
you
as
a
parent
have
a
big
influence
on
these
early
behaviors,
it
is
important
to
remember
that
opportunities
for
literacy
experiences
happen
when
you
and
your
child
share
in
the
basic
routines(日常生活)
of
everyday
life.
32．The
third
paragraph
tells
us
that
parents
can
talk
with
their
children
________.
A．only
in
quiet
places
B．during
daily
routines
C．in
their
spare
time
D．when
they
are
eager
to
talk
33．During
the
process
of
learning
to
read,
children
may
________.
A．waste
a
lot
of
paper
and
other
materials
B．prefer
to
talk
with
those
of
their
own
age
C．show
no
interest
in
reading
at
all
D．copy
the
action
of
the
adults
34．When
do
children
want
to
learn
to
write?
A．When
they
can
connect
letters
with
familiar
words.
B．When
they
believe
they
can
write
well.
C．When
they
know
what
they
want
to
know.
D．When
their
parents
ask
them
to
do
so.
35．The
passage
is
written
to
________.
A．talk
about
parents'
influence
on
their
children's
behavior
B．encourage
parents
to
set
a
good
example
to
their
children
C．advise
parents
to
make
reading
a
part
of
their
children's
daily
life
D．make
parents
believe
in
the
importance
of
early
reading
21-23
DCA
24-27.
BADC
28-31
ABDC
32-35
BDAC
四川省三台中学2020-2021学年高一下学期第一次月考英语试题
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
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new
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Flip
makes
it
easy
to
call,
text,
and
helps
you
stay
safe
and
healthy.
EASY
TO
USE
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large
screen,
big
buttons
and
list-based
menu
make
the
Lively
Flip
an
easy
way
to
stay
connected
to
friends
and
family.
A
long-lasting
battery
and
powerful
speaker
make
conversations
loud
and
clear.
Plus,
with
Amazon
Alexa
you
can
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your
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to
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and
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EASY
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app
to
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21.
What
is
the
Lively
Flip?
A.
A
computer.
B.
A
cellphone.
C.
A
car
charger.
D.
An
e-book.
22.
What
can
you
do
with
the
Lively
Flip?
A.
Write
texts
or
make
calls
by
using
your
voice.
B.
Build
a
long-term
relationship
with
a
doctor.
C.
Download
the
Jitterbug?
Link
apps
for
free.
D.
Keep
informed
of
your
love’s
well-being.
23.
Who
is
the
Lively
Flip
probably
intended
for?
A.
Teenagers
who
seek
online
friendships.
B.
Working
parents
who
look
after
babies.
C.
Sick
people
who
are
staying
in
hospital.
D.
Elderly
people
who
live
by
themselves.
B
About
50
feet
from
shore
of
the
Northern
California’s
Trinidad
State
Beach,
two
brothers
were
fighting
for
their
lives.
They
had
been
swept
out
to
sea
in
a
rip
current
(激流),
their
mouths
barely
able
to
stay
above
the
water.
Thick
fog
made
it
difficult
for
beachgoers
to
see
the
guys,
but
the
screams
were
unmistakable.
And
every
second
counted.
The
brothers,
aged
15
and
20,
were
wearing
shorts
and
T-shirts,
unsuitable
for
a
November
day,
let
alone
the
freezing
water.
Keven
Harder,
a
supervising
ranger
(巡查员),
told
the
North
Coast
Journal
in
nearby
Eureka
that
swimming
in
such
a
temperature
“takes
the
fight
right
out
of
you.”
Luckily,
four
surfers
in
wet
suits
were
nearby.
Narayan
Weibel,
Spenser
Stratton,
and
Adrian
York,
all
16,
along
with
Taj
Ortiz-Beck,
15,
were
on
their
surfboards
riding
up
and
down
the
coast
on
five-foot
waves
when
they
heard
the
cries.
They
turned
and
saw
two
bobbing
heads
and
four
struggling
arms.
“We
looked
at
each
other
and
knew
these
guys
were
about
to
drown,”
Weibel
told
the
Washington
Post.
Weibel,
Stratton,
and
Ortiz-Beck
paddled
toward
the
distressed
swimmers
while
York
headed
to
shore
to
warn
someone
to
call
911.
He
then
dived
back
in
to
help
his
friends.
As
the
surfers
drew
close,
the
brothers
were
still
fighting
hard
for
their
lives.
“It
was
pretty
stressful,
but
there
wasn’t
any
time
to
think
about
it,
and
that
helped
me
keep
my
cool,”
Ortiz-Beck
says.
Ortiz-Beck
pulled
up
alongside
the
younger
brother.
Grabbing
him
under
his
arms,
he
raised
him
up
onto
his
board.
Stratton
and
Weibel,
meanwhile,
hurried
to
help
the
older
brother.
He
was
large,
250
to
300
pounds,
and
he
was
panicked.
“I
told
them,
‘Calm
down—we
got
you!’”
says
Weibel.
“They
thought
they
were
going
to
die.”
York
arrived
in
time
to
help
get
the
older
brother
atop
the
second
board.
The
surfers
then
paddled
several
minutes
through
choppy
water
to
the
medical
help
waiting
onshore.
The
brothers
were
scared
but
fine.
“When
we
get
a
call
like
this
one,
it’s
usually
too
late
by
the
time
we
get
there,”
says
Dillon
Cleavenger,
a
first
responder.
“I
can’t
say
enough
about
what
these
boys
did.
They
were
willing
and
prepared
to
risk
their
lives.”
What
can
we
know
from
the
first
paragraph?
Two
brothers
were
almost
drowned
in
the
sea.
Beachgoers
happened
to
meet
the
two
brothers.
The
supervising
ranger
warned
them
not
to
swim
then.
Surfers
barely
wore
T-shirts
and
shorts
in
such
weather.
What
were
the
four
boys
doing
when
they
heard
the
screams?
A.
Swimming
in
a
rip
current.
B.
Surfing
on
high
waves.
C.
Struggling
with
their
arms
to
shore.
D.
Practising
diving
in
the
sea.
27.
In
the
rescue,
____________.
A.
Andrian
York
dived
back
to
call
the
police
B.
Keven
Harder
played
the
most
important
role
C.
Narayan
Weibel
tried
to
calm
down
the
brothers
D.
Ortiz-Beck
saved
the
larger
and
panicked
brother
28.
Which
of
the
following
words
can
best
describe
the
four
surfers?
A.
Hardworking
and
friendly.
B.
Kind
and
humorous.
C.
Devoted
and
talented.
D.
Brave
and
determined.
C
Scientists
may
have
found
a
way
to
reduce
shortage
of
type
O
blood.
Type
O
is
the
kind
of
blood
that
hospitals
most
often
need.
What
the
researchers
are
testing
is
an
easier
way
to
make
type
O
blood
out
of
other
kinds
of
blood.
There
are
four
main
kinds
of
blood.
Most
people
born
with
one
of
these
four:
Type
A,
Type
B,
Type
AB
or
Type
O.
Type
O
can
be
safely
given
to
anyone.
So
it
is
commonly
used
when
a
person
is
injured
or
sick
and
has
to
have
blood.
Type
O
is
the
most
common
blood
group.
But
the
supplies
of
it
available
in
hospitals
and
blood
banks
are
usually
limited.
This
is
because
of
the
high
demand
for
it.
Type
O
blood
is
used
in
emergencies
when
there
is
no
time
to
identify
the
patient’s
blood
type.
Giving
A,
B
or
AB
to
someone
with
a
different
blood
type,
including
O,
can
cause
a
bad
reaction
by
the
person’s
defense
system.
Their
immune
system
(免疫系统)
can
reject
the
blood.
This
immune
reaction
can
be
deadly.
The
differences
among
blood
types
are
linked
to
whether
or
not
red
blood
cells
contain
certain
kinds
of
sugar
molecules.
These
molecules
are
found
on
the
surface
of
the
cells.
They
are
known
as
antigens
(抗原).
These
antigens
are
found
with
type
A,
B
and
AB
blood
but
not
with
type
O.
A
year
ago,
scientists
found
that
the
antigens
could
be
removed
to
create
what
they
called
universal-type
cells.
They
could
be
removed
with
chemicals
called
enzymes
(酶).
But
large
amounts
of
enzymes
were
required
to
make
the
change.
Doctor
Henrik
Clausen
of
the
University
of
Copenhagen
in
Denmark
led
the
study.
The
next
step,
he
says,
is
to
complete
safety
tests.
The
team
is
working
with
the
American
company
ZymeQuest
to
test
the
new
method.
If
it
meets
safety
requirements,
it
could
become
a
widely
used
life-saving
tool
to
increase
the
supply
of
universal
blood.
28.
How
do
scientists
deal
with
the
problem
of
lacking
type
O
blood?
A.
Make
type
O
blood
out
of
other
kinds
of
blood.
B.
Make
the
most
of
the
present
type
O
blood.
C.
Develop
new
ways
of
using
type
O
blood.
D.
Appeal
to
more
people
to
donate
type
O
blood.
29.
What
make
people
have
different
kinds
of
blood?
A.
Sugar
molecules
in
red
blood
cells.
B.
People's
different
living
conditions.
C.
The
variety
of
people's
cells
and
genes
D.
People's
various
immune
systems.
30.
What
can
we
infer
from
the
text?
A.
Antigens
could
easily
be
removed
to
create
universal
blood.
B.
A
Danish
company
wanted
to
involve
itself
in
studying
blood.
C.
Type
O
blood
can
be
safely
given
to
anyone.
D.
The
new
method
is
not
safe
enough
to
be
put
into
use
in
hospitals
now.
31.
What
is
the
best
title
for
the
text?
A.
Four
different
kinds
of
blood.
B.
A
new
way
to
make
type
O
blood.
C.
The
latest
research
on
blood
type.
D.Find
the
proper
type
of
blood.
D
As
data
and
identity
theft
becomes
more
and
more
common,
the
market
is
growing
for
biometric
（生物测量）technologies
—
like
fingerprint
scans
—
to
keep
others
out
of
private
e-spaces.
At
present,
these
technologies
are
still
expensive,
though.
Researchers
from
Georgia
Tech
say
that
they
have
come
up
with
a
low-cost
device（装置）
that
gets
around
this
problem:
a
smart
keyboard.
This
smart
keyboard
precisely
measures
the
cadence
（节奏）with
which
one
types
and
the
pressure
fingers
apply
to
each
key.
The
keyboard
could
offer
a
strong
layer
of
security
by
analyzing
things
like
the
force
of
a
user’s
typing
and
the
time
between
key
presses.
These
patterns
are
unique
to
each
person.
Thus,
the
keyboard
can
determine
people’s
identities,
and
by
extension,
whether
they
should
be
given
access
to
the
computer
it’s
connected
to
—
regardless
of
whether
someone
gets
the
password
right.
It
also
doesn’t
require
a
new
type
of
technology
that
people
aren’t
already
familiar
with.
Everybody
uses
a
keyboard
and
everybody
types
differently.
In
a
study
describing
the
technology,
the
researchers
had
100
volunteers
type
the
word
“touch”
four
times
using
the
smart
keyboard.
Data
collected
from
the
device
could
be
used
to
recognize
different
participants
based
on
how
they
typed,
with
very
low
error
rates.
The
researchers
say
that
the
keyboard
should
be
pretty
straightforward
to
commercialize
and
is
mostly
made
of
inexpensive,
plastic-like
parts.
The
team
hopes
to
make
it
to
market
in
the
near
future.
32.
Why
do
the
researchers
develop
the
smart
keyboard?
A.
To
reduce
pressure
on
keys.
B.
To
improve
accuracy
in
typing.
C.
To
replace
the
password
system.
D.
To
cut
the
cost
of
e-space
protection.
33.
What
makes
the
invention
of
the
smart
keyboard
possible?
A.
Computers
are
much
easier
to
operate.
B.
Fingerprint
scanning
techniques
develop
fast.
C.
Typing
patterns
vary
from
person
to
person.
D.
Data
security
measures
are
guaranteed.
34.
What
do
the
researchers
expect
of
the
smart
keyboard?
A.
It’ll
be
environment-friendly.
B.
It’ll
reach
consumers
soon.
C.
It’ll
be
made
of
plastics.
D.
It’ll
help
speed
up
typing.
35.
Where
is
this
text
most
likely
from?
A.
A
diary.
B.
A
guidebook.
C.
A
novel.
D.
A
magazine.
21-23
BAD
24-27
ABCD
28-31
AADB
31-35
DCBD
四川省广安市武胜烈面中学校2020-2021学年高一下学期3月开学考试英语试题
第一节（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Welcome
to
our
school.
You
can
do
a
lot
of
things
here.
Come
and
join
us.
Timetable
Sunday?8:30---11:30
Personal
Inventions
You
can
see
many
inventions
by
the
students;
you
may
also
bring
your
own
inventions.
Monday?19:00---21:00
Space
and
Man
Dr.
Thomas
West
If
you
want
to
know
more
about
the
universe.
Wednesday?19:30---21:00
Modern
Medicine
Mrs.
Lucy
Green
Would
you
like
to
know
medical
science?
Friday?18:30---21:00
Computer
Science
Mr.
Harry
Morison
from
Harvard
University(哈佛大学）
Learn
to
use
Windows
XP.
21.
You
may
have
a
chance
to
introduce
your
inventions
on
___.
A.
Sunday????
B.
Monday????
C.
Wednesday????
D.
Friday
22.
You
may
learn
something
about
an
illness
called
TB
from
___.
A.
Dr.
West????
B.
Mr.
Morison?
?
C.
Mrs.
Green????
D.
Mr.
Thomas
23.
If
you
want
to
learn
about
satellites(卫星),
you
can
go
to
the
class
from____.
A.
8:30
to
11:30
on
Sunday??????????
B.
19:00
to
21:00
on
Monday
C.
19:30
to
21:00
on
Wednesday?????
?
D.
18:30
to
21:00
on
Friday
B
On
the
first
day
of
fourth
grade,
my
teacher,
Mrs.
Brown,
told
my
class
a
story
about
her
husband
Rob,
who
is
a
brain
cancer
survivor.
After
what
Mrs.
Brown
experienced
with
Robs’
illness,
she
decided
to
devote
part
of
her
life
to
an
organization
called
Be
head
Strong,
which
works
to
support
families
with
a
member
suffering
from
brain
cancer.
Along
with
typical
math
and
science,
throughout
the
year,
Mrs.
Brown
shared
stories
with
us
about
people
in
Be
Head
Strong
who
had
overcome
some
tough
and
unfair
battles.
Mrs.
Brown
never
showed
any
sadness
or
confusion
toward
the
disease.
She
instead
spoke
only
with
words
of
determination
to
find
a
cure.
Whether
news
from
Be
Head
Strong
was
good
or
bad,
she
always
looked
at
the
situation
as
an
opportunity
to
improve
and
do
more.
My
parents
taught
me
from
a
very
young
age
that
making
wise
choices
with
my
money
is
important.
I
would
always
set
aside
most
of
my
$
2.50-a-week
allowance.
By
the
end
of
the
school
year,
I
had
saved
over
one
hundred
dollars,
$
131.30
to
be
exact.
One
day
was
wondering
what
to
do
with
it.
I
did
not
feel
like
any
game
or
toy
was
worth
the
time
I
had
spent
saving.
I
thought
about
the
stories
Mrs.
Brown
told
us,
then
I
decided
that
was
where
I
wanted
my
money
to
go.
As
the
last
day
of
school
approached,
my
mom
helped
me
wrap
the
heart-shaped
box
full
of
dollars
and
coins.
After
all
the
other
kids
had
left
on
the
last
day
of
school,
I
handed
Mrs.
Brown
the
present.
As
she
opened
it,
I
told
her
that
I
wanted
the
money
to
go
to
Be
Head
Strong
to
help
people
like
Rob.
She
broke
into
tears
and
hugged
me
tightly.
People
may
not
always
realize
how
big
of
an
influence
one
kind
gesture
can
make.
One
teacher
encouraged
a
decision
in
my
life
that
has
changed
the
way
how
I
live.
24.
What
do
we
know
about
Mrs.
Brown
from
paragraph
1?
A.
She
had
just
survived
a
brain
cancer.
B.
She
lost
her
husband
to
a
brain
cancer.
C.
She
founded
a
non-profit
organization
for
brain
cancer.
D.
She
was
devoted
to
helping
people
with
brain
cancer.
25.
Which
of
the
following
can
best
describe
Mrs.
Brown?
A.
Outgoing
and
organized.
B.
Positive
and
delightful.
C.
Enthusiastic
and
patient.
D.
Kind-hearted
and
strong-willed.
26.
What
can
we
infer
from
the
underlined
sentence
in
paragraph
3?
A.
The
author
thought
the
money
was
worth
something
more
meaningful.
B.
The
author’s
parents
were
strict
with
him
in
buying
games
and
toys.
C.
The
author
was
old
enough
to
get
rid
of
games
and
toys.
D.
The
author
had
no
time
to
pick
his
favorite
games
and
toys.
27.
Which
can
be
the
best
title
for
the
text?
A.
A
Teacher—a
Role
model.
B.
A
Teacher—A
Life-long
Learner.
C.
An
Unforgettable
Science
lesson.
D.
A
Special
Teacher
and
Her
Life
Story.
C
The
“24
solar
terms”
(节气)
originated
and
was
firstly
used
in
China.
It
was
created
thousands
years
ago
on
the
basis
of
practical
needs
of
agriculture.
Ancient
Chinese
people
used
it
to
guide
agriculture
production,
special
climate
signs
and
even
healthy
living
tips.
Last
year,
the
24
solar
terms
was
added
to
UNESCO’s
world
cultural
heritage
list.
Now,
it
has
been
brought
to
life
thanks
to
a
creative
designer
from
Southwest
China’s
Guizhou
province.
On
the
eve
of
this
year’s
Qingming
Festival,
Shi
Changhong
released
(发布)
his
version
of
re-produced
and
packaged
characters
for
each
solar
term
in
the
form
of
“moving
art”
of
gifts.
Since
their
first
release
on?Zcool?on
March
29,
the
gifts
have
won
great
praise
among
the
general
public
and
quickly
flooded
social
media
with
millions
of
hits
during
the
festival
period.
To
maximize
publicity,
Shi
released
his
work
in
three
forms:
video,
animation
and
picture.
The
background
sounds
add
to
the
brilliance.
“When
I
watch
the
short
video,
I
can
strongly
feel
the
Chinese-style
elements
hidden
in
them.
And
it
is
really
cool
to
liven
up
Chinese
traditional
culture
in
such
a
unique
way.”
WeChat
user
Xiao
Feifei
said.
“It
is
really
a
comfort
to
me
to
see
so
many
people
like
my
latest
work.
To
be
honest,
it
would
really
surprise
me
if
the
work
does
not
arouse
great
interest
among
Chinese
people.
The
24
solar
items
is
a
deeply
rooted
concept
that
covers
the
essence
of
Chinese
wisdom.
However,
only
a
small
portion
of
people
know
all
the
names
or
the
correct
order
of
those
terms.
My
intention
is
to
increase
Chinese
people’s
self
awareness
to
learn
more
about
our
traditional
fine
culture.
Actually,
the
24
solar
items
work
is
only
a
part
of
my
whole
design
program
‘Charm
China’,
which
I
started
over
a
year
ago.”
Shi
told?China
Daily.
28.Which
part
of
the
newspaper
does
the
text
probably
belong
to?
A.Travel.
B.
Culture.
C.
Agriculture.
D.
Education.
29.
What
do
you
think
the
underlined
word
“Zcool”
refer
to?
A.Newspaper.
B.Magazine.
C.
Radio
Broadcast.
D.Website.
30.Which
of
the
following
statements
is
true
according
to
text?
A.The
background
sounds
of
the
work
make
the
video
more
attractive.
B.It
really
surprised
Shi
Changhong
to
see
so
many
people
like
his
latest
work.
C.Most
old
people
know
all
the
names
of
the
correct
order
of
the
24
solar
terms.
D.The
24
solar
items
work
designed
by
Shi
Changhong
was
added
to
UNESCO’s
heritage
list.
31.What
is
the
purpose
of
the
passage?
A.To
introduce
a
creative
designer.
B.To
introduce
the
24
solar
items
work.
C.To
introduce
the
origin
of
the
24
solar
terms.
D.To
introduce
a
design
program
“Charm
China”.
D
How
often
do
you
exercise?
A
new
study
found
that
most
kids
aged
12
to
15
weren't
getting
enough
physical
activity.
The
results
were
based
on
about
800
kids.
As
part
of
the
study,
the
kids
tracked
and
reported
on
their
own
activity
levels,
and
took
physical
exams.
U.
S.
fitness
guidelines
suggest
an
hour
or
more
of
physical
activity
every
day.
According
to
the
study,
only
1
in
4
U.S.
kids
get
enough
physical
activity.
"It's
certainly
worrying
to
see
that
our
kids
have
such
a
limited
amount
of
physical
activity
each
day,"
said
Dr.
Stephen
Pont.
He
is
an
expert
on
children's
health.
Few
kids
in
the
study
met
the
guidelines
on
physical
activity
that
raises
the
heart
rate
and
makes
people
breathe
harder.
Overall,
about
25%
said
they
got
an
hour
of
that
kind
of
exercise
every
day.
Kids
also
reported
on
which
activities
they
did
most
often
outside
of
school
gym
class-basketball
for
boys
and
running
for
girls.
The
study
found
that
fat
teenagers
were
less
active
than
normal-weight
girls
and
boys.
Fat
girls
were
slightly
less
active
than
normal-weight
girls,
but
levels
were
similar
among
overweight
and
normal-weight
boys.
The
study
also
said
that
the
percent
of
fat
children
aged
2
to
19
was
17%,
or
about
12.5
million
kids.
"There's
always
room
for
improvement,"
said
Tala
Fakhouri,
who
was
the
leader
of
the
study.
She
also
said
the
results
provide
useful
information
to
help
with
fitness
campaigns
such
as
Let's
Move,
which
was
initiated
by
Michelle
Obama
in
2010.
To
inspire
kids
to
eat
right
and
get
in
shape,
Michelle
visits
schools
and
holds
exercise
events.
She
also
calls
on
schools
to
offer
regular
gym
classes.
The
study
also
found
kids
who
get
physical
education
at
school
may
get
better
grades.
32.What
is
the
result
of
the
new
study?
A.?800
kids
don't
get
enough
physical
activity.
B.?Most
U.S.
kids
don't
get
enough
exercise.
C.?Kids
should
get
physical
activity
every
day.
D.?It's
important
to
take
physical
exams.
33.Which
of
the
following
sports
do
girls
like
best?
A.?Swimming.????????????B.?Basketball.?????????
C.?Running.?????
?D.?Gym.
34.What's
the
purpose
of
the
campaign
Let's
Move?
A.?To
help
kids
to
keep
fit.
B.?To
provide
useful
information.
C.?To
offer
regular
gym
classes.
D.?To
hold
exercise
events.
35.According
to
the
study
children
with
enough
exercise
may
________.
A.?be
less
active
than
fat
children
B.?be
more
willing
to
help
others
C.?do
better
in
their
studies
D.?try
their
best
to
get
in
shape
21-23ACB
24-27DDAA
28-31BDAB
32-35BCAC
四川省绵阳市南山中学2020-2021学年高一下学期3月月考英语试题
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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Some
of
the
best
museums
across
China
are
putting
their
exhibitions
online
in
VR
format
for
free.
While
stuck
at
home
due
to
the
novel
coronavirus
outbreak,
why
not
take
a
detailed
online
tour
at
museums
that
you
would
not
otherwise
have
time
for?
The
Palace
Museum
The
Palace
Museum
is
known
as
the
Forbidden
City.
Although
the
museum
is
now
closed
due
to
the
current
epidemic
prevention,
it's
possible
for
visitors
to
take
a
virtual
tour
of
parts
of
the
museum
without
actually
setting
foot
on
the
majestic
grounds.
Visitors
can
browse
all
the
buildings
of
the
Palace
Museums.
More
than
400,000
imperial
artifacts
have
been
digitized
online,
which
can
definitely
help
you
gain
knowledge
and
immerse
yourself
in
a
cultural
atmosphere.
The
websites:
https://pano.dpm./gugong_app_pc/index.html
https://www.dpm./shuziduobaoge/html
Shanghai
Museum
Shanghai
Museum
is
a
large
and
famous
museum,
which
collects
over
120,000
precious
artistic
relics
from
more
than
5,000
years
ago
to
the
Qing
Dynasty.
The
marvelous
bronze,
ceramics,
paintings
and
calligraphies
offer
a
visual
feast
for
the
eyes,
and
also
provide
a
good
chance
for
people
to
learn
the
profound
Chinese
history
and
culture.
If
you
are
into
ancient
Chinese
arts
and
crafts,
then
the
online
Shanghai
Museum
is
definitely
worth
your
time.
The
website:
https://www./treasure/show/show
Mogao
Caves
The
Mogao
Caves,
also
known
as
Thousand
Buddha
Grottoes,
is
a
UNESCO
World
Heritage
Site
located
near
Dunhuang
in
northwest
China's
Gansu
Province.
Now
visitors
can
directly
browse
dozens
of
classic
caves
and
appreciate
the
murals(壁画)
by
cave
rooms
through
the
“Digital
Dunhuang”,
the
website
of
the
Mogao
Caves.
The
development
of
“Digital
Dunhuang”
not
only
shocks
visitors
in
a
visual
sense
but
also
“moves”
the
Mogan
Grottoes
outside.
The
website:
https://www.e-/index.html
The
people
interested
in
ancient
Chinese
arts
and
crafts
should
visit
________.
https://www.e-/index.html
https://www.dpm./shuziduobaoge/html
https://pano.dpm./gugong_app_pc/index.html
https://www./treasure/show/show
What
can
the
visitors
see
through
“Digital
Dunhuang”?
A.
Precious
imperial
artifacts
B.
Classic
caves
and
the
murals
C.
Ancient
people
living
in
the
caves
D.
All
the
artistic
relics
of
Dunhuang
What
is
the
purpose
of
writing
the
passage?
To
guide
what
to
do
at
home
To
recommend
an
online
tour
To
support
the
sickness
prevention
To
invite
visitors
to
real
places
of
interest
B
The
writer
Margaret
Mitchell
is
best
known
for
writing
Gone
with
the
Wind,
first
published
in
1936.
Her
book
and
the
movie
based
on
it,
tell
a
story
of
love
and
survival
during
the
American
Civil
War.
Visitors
to
the
Margaret
Mitchell
House
in
Atlanta,
Georgia,
can
go
where
she
lived
when
she
started
composing
the
story
and
learn
more
about
her
life.
Our
first
stop
at
the
Margaret
Mitchell
House
is
an
exhibit
area
telling
about
the
writer’s
life.
She
was
born
in
Atlanta
in
1900.
She
started
writing
stories
when
she
was
a
child.
She
started
working
as
a
reporter
for
the
Atlanta
Journal
newspaper
in
1922.
One
photograph
of
Ms.
Mitchell,
called
Peggy,
shows
her
talking
to
a
group
of
young
college
boys.
She
was
only
about
one
and
a
half
meters
tall.
The
young
men
tower
over
her,
but
she
seems
very
happy
and
sure
of
herself.
The
tour
guide
explains:
“Now
in
this
picture
Peggy
is
interviewing
some
boys
from
Georgia
Tech,
asking
them
such
questions
as
‘Would
you
really
marry
a
woman
who
works?’
And
today
it’d
be
‘Would
you
marry
one
who
doesn’t?’
”
The
Margaret
Mitchell
House
is
a
building
that
once
contained
several
apartments.
Now
we
enter
the
first
floor
apartment
where
Ms.
Mitchell
lived
with
her
husband,
John
Marsh.
They
made
fun
of
the
small
apartment
by
calling
it
“The
Dump”.
Around
1926,
Margaret
Mitchell
had
stopped
working
as
a
reporter
and
was
at
home
healing
after
an
injury.
Her
husband
brought
her
books
to
read
from
the
library.
She
read
so
many
books
that
he
bought
her
a
typewriter
and
said
it
was
time
for
her
to
write
her
own
book.
Our
guide
says
Gone
with
the
Wind
became
a
huge
success.
Margaret
Mitchell
received
the
Pulitzer
Prize
for
the
book.
In
1939
the
film
version
was
released.
It
won
ten
Academy
Awards,
including
Best
Picture.
The
book
Gone
with
the
Wind
was
_________.
A.
first
published
in
a
newspaper
B.
awarded
ten
Academy
Awards
C.
written
in
“The
Dump”
D.
adapted
from
a
movie
25.
The
underlined
phrase
“tower
over”
in
Paragraph
2
is
closest
in
meaning
to___.
A.
be
very
pleased
with
B.
show
great
respect
for
C.
be
much
taller
than
D.
have
control
over
Why
did
Ms.
Mitchell
stop
working
as
a
reporter
according
to
the
passage?
A.
Because
she
was
rich
enough.
B.
Because
she
was
injured
then.
C.
Because
her
husband
didn’t
like
it.
D.
Because
she
wanted
to
write
books.
Which
is
the
best
title
for
the
passage
?
Gone
with
the
Wind:
A
Huge
Success.
Margaret
Mitchell:
A
Great
Female
Writer.
An
Introduction
of
the
Margaret
Mitchell
House.
A
Trip
to
Know
Margaret
Mitchell.
C
A
new
study
of
8,000
young
people
in
the
Journal
of
Health
and
Social
Behavior
shows
that
although
love
can
make
adults
live
healthily
and
happily，it
is
a
bad
thing
for
young
people.
Puppy
love(早恋)
may
bring
stress
for
young
people
and
can
lead
to
depression.
The
study
shows
that
girls
become
more
depressed
than
boys，and
younger
girls
are
the
worst
of
all.
The
possible
reason
for
the
connection
between
love
and
higher
risk
of
depression
for
girls
is
“loss
of
self”．According
to
the
study，even
though
boys
would
say
“lose
themselves
in
a
romantic
relationship”，this
“loss
of
self”
is
much
more
likely
to
lead
to
depression
when
it
happens
to
girls.
Young
girls
who
have
romantic
relationships
usually
like
hiding
their
feelings
and
opinions.
They
won’t
tell
that
to
their
parents.
Dr
Marianm
Kaufman，an
expert
on
young
people
problems，says
15%
to
20%
young
people
will
have
depression
during
their
growing.
Trying
romance
often
causes
the
depression.
She
advises
kids
not
to
jump
into
romance
too
early.
During
growing
up，it
is
important
for
young
people
to
build
strong
friendships
and
a
strong
sense
of
self.
She
also
suggests
the
parents
should
encourage
their
kids
to
keep
close
to
their
friends，attend
more
interesting
school
activities
and
spend
enough
time
with
family.
Parents
should
watch
for
signs
of
depression—eating
or
mood
changes—and
if
they
see
signs
from
their
daughters
or
sons，they
need
to
give
help.
The
good
news
is
that
the
connection
between
romance
and
depression
seems
to
become
weak
with
age.
Love
will
always
make
us
feel
young，
but
only
maturity
gives
us
a
chance
to
avoid
its
bad
side
effects.
28．What’s
the
main
idea
of
the
passage?
A．Romance
is
a
two-edged
sword
for
adults.
B．Parents
should
forbid
their
children’s
love.
C．Romance
is
good
for
young
people.
D．Puppy
love
may
bring
young
people
depression.
29．Which
of
the
following
is
more
likely
to
have
depression?
A．Careless
parents
whose
children
are
deep
in
love.
B．Young
people
who
have
a
strong
sense
of
selfishness.
C．Young
girls
who
always
hide
their
feelings
and
opinions.
D．Young
boys
whose
parents
watch
for
their
behavior.
30．What
can
be
inferred
from
the
passage?
A．The
older
a
woman
is,
the
less
likely
she
seems
to
lose
herself
in
romance.
B．Lacking
love
can
lead
young
people
to
grow
up
more
quickly.
C．Early
love
makes
young
people
keep
close
to
their
friends
and
parents.
D．Parents
should
help
their
children
to
be
aware
of
signs
of
depression.
31．What’s
the
author’s
attitude
towards
puppy
love?
A．Confused
B．Scared
C．Neutral
D．Disapproving
D
Tree
planting
used
to
be
regarded
as
an
effective
means
of
controlling
climate
change.
Perhaps
it’s
time
for
us
to
rethink
this
practice.
Trees
pull
carbon
dioxide
or
CO2
from
the
air.
This
effectively
removes
CO2
from
the
atmosphere,
making
trees
an
important
part
of
the
fight
against
climate
change.
But
trees
only
hold
onto
carbon
dioxide
as
long
as
they’re
alive.
Once
they
die,
trees
decay
(腐烂)
and
release
that
CO2
back
into
the
atmosphere.
Recent
studies
have
found
that
trees
around
the
world
are
growing
faster
than
ever.
Rising
atmospheric
CO2
is
probably
driving
that
rapid
growth,
said
Roel
Brienen.
High
levels
of
this
gas
are
boosting
temperatures,
which
in
turn
speeds
tree
growth
in
those
areas,
he
added.
The
faster
trees
grow,
the
faster
they
store
carbon.
It
seems
like
good
news.
However,
it
is
known
that
fast-growing
tree
species,
in
general,
live
shorter
lives
than
their
slow-growing
relatives.
In
order
to
see
whether
this
is
a
universal
phenomenon,
Brienen
and
his
colleagues
analyzed
over
210,000
individual
tree
ring
records
of
110
tree
species
from
more
than
70,000
sites
worldwide.
“By
measuring
tree
rings’
widths
one
can
tell
how
fast
trees
grew,
while
counting
rings
provides
information
on
tree
ages
and
allows
making
inferences
about
trees’
maximum
lifespan
(寿命).”
Brienen
explained.
The
team
also
created
a
computer
program
that
modeled
a
forest.
Early
on,
it
showed
that
“the
forest
could
hold
more
carbon
as
the
trees
grew
faster”,
Brienen
reported.
But
after
20
years,
these
trees
started
dying
and
losing
this
extra
carbon
again.
“We
must
understand
that
the
only
solution
to
bring
down
CO2
levels
is
to
stop
emitting
(排放)
it
into
the
atmosphere,”
said
Brienen.
What
is
the
first
paragraph
mainly
about？
Why
trees
against
climate
change
should
be
rethought.
Whether
trees
will
be
planted
or
not.
Why
the
atmosphere
can
remove
carbon
dioxide.
Where
carbon
dioxide
or
CO2
is.
Why
are
trees
growing
faster
than
ever
according
to
recent
studies？
A.
They
give
off
and
store
lots
of
CO2.
B.
They
belong
to
fast-growing
species.
C.
Rising
atmospheric
CO2
may
help
them.
D.
The
surrounding
trees
may
affect
them.
According
to
tree
rings’
widths,
we
can
know
a
tree’s
_______.
A.
growth
speed
B.
height
C.
age
D.
top
lifespan
What
might
be
talked
about
in
the
following
paragraph？
Why
the
team
founded
the
computer
program.
Why
the
faster
trees
grow,
the
longer
they
live.
How
to
make
the
old
trees
live
a
little
longer.
How
to
deal
with
dying
trees
emitting
their
extra
carbon.
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