2021-2022学年河南省驻马店市高一(下)期末英语试卷(附答案详解).pdf
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1、2021-2022学年河南省驻马店市高一(下)期末英语试卷ABest Educational Apps for Kids kids love screen time.But if you want your child to do a littleless Pokemon chasing and a little more leaming,theres good news.Many of today*s apps forkids are combining technology and education to make learning more interactive,and-dare w
2、esayfun than ever before.We have highlighted the four best learning apps for kids loved by parents and youngsters.Khan AcademyPrice:FreeAges/Grades:Grades K-14Apple/Android:BothWhy We Chose It:Suitable for beginners and advanced students,Khan Academy offerslearning opportunities for students of all
3、ages across many subjects,includingmath,economics,and history.Busy ShapesPrice:$3Ages/Grades:Ages 2-5Apple/Android:BothWhy We Chose It:Your toddler will love moving the shapes around in this app,and youll lovethat its secretly teaching them spatial recognition and object awareness.ABCPrice:$13 per m
4、onthAges/Grades:Ages 2-8Apple/Android:BothWhy We Chose It:ABC has more than 10,000 activities available to play on its appor website.There are games for traditional subjects,like math,science,and language arts,as wellas art activities,song sand puzzles.ProdigyPrice:Free for basic;premium memberships
5、 cost$10 to$15 per month and$75 to$100per year.Ages/Grades;Grades 1 -8Apple/Android:BothWhy We Chose It:Prodigy helps students learn math while having fun by providing interactivegames that align with(与.致)the curriculum theyre learning at school.1.What Apps can you choose for a 10year-old child?A.Bu
6、sy Shapes&ABC.B.ABC&,Khan Academy.C.Khan Academy&Prodigy.D.Prodigy&.Busy Shapes.2.How much should one pay for half years use of ABC?A.5 13,B.$130.C.$78,D.$75.3.What do the four Apps have in common?A.They are free of charge.B.They are for beginners.C.They are for kids of all ages.D.They can be used o
7、n Apple and Android phones.BFrancis and Roberta Doiron,a couple married 72 years,spent more than a year apart due toCOVID-19.Now,they are finally reunited.Francis and Roberta Doiron have a love that lasts.But due to COVID-19,Francis was unableto visit his wife in her nursing home,and the two have be
8、en physically apart for over a year.I went there every day,Francis says while being interviewed at his house.nI saw her from 6:30 in the morning to 6:30 at night.7 days a week.And the couples separation has been increasingly hard for them.Shes losing her memorymore often because Fm not there,1 says
9、Francis about Roberta.They have been able to use FaceTime over the last year to communicate.But for a couplemarried 72 years,it is still not the same as being in the same room as your sweetheart.Thankfully,after a year apartjhe couple is finally able to reunite in person!With both of thembeing fully
10、 vaccinated(接种疫苗),the two were able to have such a sweet and emotionalreunion at Robertas nursing home.And Francis can now visit her regularly.Fm getting tohoping that once I get to see her more often,!can bring her memory back,he says.And after sharing their first hug in a while and holding hands n
11、ext to each other,Francis ishopeful about the future and things to come.Things arent that bad,he says.There is a light at the end of the tunnel.14.How did the old couple keep in contact during the oneyear separation?A.By making phone calls.B.By using a social app.C.By writing e-mails.D.By visiting e
12、ach other in person.5.Why is the separation harder for the couple?A.Because they werent vaccinated.B.Because they were physically apart.C.Because the wifes memory loss became worse.D.Because the nursing home was far from their house.6.What can we infer about Francis?第 2 页,共 18页A.He was tired of the
13、interview.B.He was unaware of her memory loss.C.He is optimistic about the future.D.He has a deep love for Face Time.7.What is the best title of the passage?A.A Couple Has Been Fully Vaccinated.B.A Couple Has Been Separated For a Year.C.An Old Man Has Finally Returned Home.D.A Couple Married 72 Year
14、s Is Finally Reunited.cMany studies have shown the learning-by-teaching effect.Students who spend timeteaching what theyve learned show better understanding and ability to remember knowledgethan students who simply spend the same time re一studying.But why does teaching help?Researchers did a study to
15、 test their idea that teaching improves the teachers learning because itforces the teacher to find back what theyve learned.They asked 124 students to spend tenminutes studying a text with numbers on a topic which is completely new to them.They told thestudents they could take notes while studying,b
16、ut would teach the material afterwards withoutnotes.After studying the text,the students were divided into four groups.In one group thestudents spent five minutes giving a lesson on the study material without notes.The othergroups either spent the same time completing arithmetic(算术)problems,teaching
17、 with ascript(讲稿)or writing down all they could remember from the texta form of recallingpractice.A week later,all the students took a surprise test of their knowledge and understandingof the text.The important finding is that the teachingwithoutnotes group and the recallingpracticegroup performed b
18、etter than the group that completed arithmetic problems and the group thattaught with a script.The researchers said the result shows that the benefits of the learning-byteaching methodare caused by recalling practice;that isjhe learning一by一teaching method works only whenthe teaching includes recalli
19、ng the taught materials.The new findings have a practical suggestion for how the learning-by-teaching method isused in education.In order to make sure that students learn and remember an educationalmaterial,they should internalize(内 化)the material before presenting it to others,rather thandepend on
20、notes during the presentation process.8.Why does the author give a question in Paragraph 1?A.To look for readers*answer.B.To introduce the topic.C.To keep a sense of mystery.D.To show off his knowledge.9.What is Paragraph 2 mainly about?A.Why the study started.B.How the study was done.C.How many peo
21、ple joined in the study.D.What conclusion the researchers made.10.What should be stressed in school education according to the author?A.Previewing-by-teaching.B.Notetaking.C.Learningbyteaching.D.Mindmapping.11.Where is the text probably from?A.A history textbook.B.A newspaper.C.A guideline.D.A detec
22、tive novel.DA new study has found that all dogs have different personalities一even dogs of the same breed(品种).Elinor Karlsson studies genetics at the University of Massachusetts.She cowrote a reportabout the study,which appeared recently in the publication Science.Karlsson said,Eveiy dog really is an
23、 individual,noting that there is a huge amount ofdifference even between dogs that look the same.At a New York dog park,dog owners talked about the different characteristics of theirpets.Elizabeth Kelly owns an English springer spaniel.She called her dog friendly,but alsokind of.In other words,her d
24、og likes to act like it is in charge of other dogs.Suly describedher yellow Labrador as calm,lazy and shy.The idea of dog breeds is quite recent.Around 160 years ago,humans began to breed dogs tohave certain physical qualities,such as fur,color and ear shape.Karlsson said her aim was to learn how mu
25、ch a dogs breed affects their behavior.The answer?Breed does not decide an individual dogs personality.Karlssons team gathered information from 18,000 dog owners and studied the genetic code ofover 2,000 dogs.The researchers found that some qualities are based on genetics.However,it isnot sure that
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