2021-2022学年江苏省苏州市相城区陆慕高级中学高一（上）期中英语试卷-附答案详解.pdf

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1、2021-2022学年江苏省苏州市相城区陆慕高级中学高一（）期中英语试卷一、选词填空一句子（本大题共10小题，共 15.0分）1.This is a photograph of the famous painting.The o is in the city museum.2.A in medical science may make it possible for people to live for more than 150years.3.These pills will help you calm down when you feel you are e with anger.4.Sh

2、e took a of the childrens absence to tidy their rooms.5.Everyone c in the accidents has already been questioned by the Police.6.There followed a（n）（尴尬的）silence when we all tried to think of somethingto say.7.（忽视）the advice of your parents is the most stupid thing that you have done.8.While choosing

3、clothes,you must take your （个性）into consideration.9.（判断）from the words of our English teacher,we knew that she was very satisfiedwith results of our Mid-term examination.10.Four priceless antiques（文物）stolen from the museum have been（寻 回）recentlyby the Police.二、阅读理解（本大题共15小题，共 37.5分）AEducational tech

4、nology such as apps can help students with timemanagement,organization skills,study skills,homework and more.Below is a list of appsfor college students recommended by educational technology experts.The needs ofindividual students differ and experts suggest that students try out several apps to find

5、 theright one.Unless costs are noted in the app descriptions below,these learning tools are freeto users：Blackboard App.A popular learning management system,Blackboard is used at manycolleges across the U.S.It allows students to get coursework for online classes or in-personclasses.Students can view

6、 course content,complete assignments and tests,view grades andmore.Duolingo.Advertising itself as the worlds best way to learn a language,Duolingo offerslessons in 35-plus languages,helping users withspeaking,reading,listening,writing,grammar and vocabulary.Duolingo offers both freeand paid versions

7、（版本）,the latter with an ad-free experience and offline access tolessons.Evernote.A note-taking and task-management system that offers the ability to sync（同步）across devices,Evernote allows users to create to-do lists,save webpages and changedocuments into a digital form via a devices camera.Evernote

8、is free,though an advancedversion with more features costs$7.99 a month or$69.99 a year.College mobile apps.College-specific apps have become fairly common amongU.S.college students.While these apps may differ by college,users can often find campusmaps,news,safety information,scheduled events and mo

9、re.11.Why do students need to try out several apps?A.To avoid paying for any app.B.To apply these apps to different tasks.C.To see as many different functions as possible.D.To find one that can best meet their needs.12.What do the listed apps have in common?A.They cannot be used continuously until p

10、aid.B.They can help college students learn better.C.They have different versions for college students.D.They have been quite popular among college students.13.Which app will you choose if you want to make a to-do list?A.Blackboard App.B.Duolingo.C.Evernote.D.College mobile apps.BThe e-mail request c

11、ame in to Ekiben restaurant in Baltimore late on a Thursdayafternoon.The man,Brandon Jones was writing for his mother-in-law,who loved thedish.He explained that she was now in the final stages of lung cancer at her home inVermont and that he was hoping to get the recipe to make it for her there.第2页，

12、共25页Steve Chu,one of the Asian fusion restaurants co-owners,read the e-mail and quicklyreplied with another suggestion.Thanks for reaching out,he wrote.uWed like to meetyou in Vermont and make it fresh for you.For the past six years,every time Brandons mother-in-law visited Baltimore,the first place

13、she wanted to go was Ekiben so she could order that dish,She had always told us,WhenIm on my deathbed,!want to have that broccoli（花椰菜）,u,recalls Brandons wife,RinaJones.That Friday after work,a day after receiving Brandons e-mail,Chu prepared all the foodingredients（原料）and then headed for Vermont wi

14、th his business partner and anemployee.They stayed overnight in an Airbnb rental and drove the next day to whereRinas mother lived.After cooking and boxing everything up,they knocked on theircustomers door.As soon as she opened the door,she recognized the amazing smell,Brandon says.Rina says her mot

15、her also recognized Chu and his coworkers.My mom kept saying,*Youdrove all the way up here to cook for me?She was so happy and touched to have thatbroccoli.0It was an honor to help make the familys wishes come true,Chu says.There was a lotof good,positive energy in doing this.Rina was happy that her

16、 mother was able to enjoyher beloved broccoli with a side order of excellent kindness one last time.HMy mom criedlater about their generosity,and so did L Rina says.Ell carry that positive memory withme always.14.Why did Brandon send the e-mail to Ekiben restaurant?A.To enjoy the food himself.B.To a

17、sk the owner to treat his mother-in-law.C.To invite the owner to cook for his mother-in-law.D.To learn how to cook the dish for his mother-in-law.15.What do we know about Steve Chu from the passage?A.He was generous to his coworkers.B.He had a strong desire fbr charity.C.He was unwilling to share th

18、e recipe with others.D.He felt honored to deliver positive energy to the family.16.How did Brandon*s mother-in-law feel when she saw Chu and his coworkers?A.Surprised and moved.B.Puzzled and amazed.C.Anxious and thankful.D.Stressed and concerned.17.Which of the following can be the best title for th

19、e passage?A.Positive memory,valued.B.Kindness,delivered.C.A special order.D.A generous restaurant owner.cChildren bom in 2020 will experience extreme climate events at a rate that is two to seventimes higher than people bom in 1960,according to a new study in the journal Science.With the current rat

20、e of global warming and national policies that fail to make necessarycuts in pollution,climate events such as heat waves will continue to rise,scientists say.Thatleaves children of younger generations facing a severe threat0 to their safety,according tothe studys authors.The study researched extreme

21、 climate events such as heat waves,droughts,cropfailures,floods,and wildfires.Researchers used recent data from a 2021 IntergovernmentalPanel on Climate Change report that included information on global life expectancy（寿命）,population trends and possible changes of global temperatures.The forecasts f

22、or how these events could completely affect younger generations wererather surprising.The scientists compared a person born in 1960 with a child who was 6years old in 2O2O.The 6-year-old will experience twice as many typhoons andwildfires,three times as many river floods,four times as many crop fail

23、ures and five timesas many droughts.Heat waves,though,will be the most extreme climate event,with 36times as many occurring for the 6-year-old.The study also shows that extreme weather events could affect younger generations invarious places of the world differently.People who were younger than 25 y

24、ears old by2020 in the Middle East and North Africa will likely experience more exposure（暴露）to extreme climate events compared with other places.The researchers sayoverall,younger generations in lower-income countries will experience the worseningclimate at a higher rate than those in wealthier coun

25、tries.The data from the study shows how limiting the increase in global warming and adaptingthe Paris climate accord（协议）are beneficial,the researchers argue.But even then,youngergenerations are still left with extreme event exposure that never happen before,theywrite.第4页，共25页18.What does ua severe t

26、hreat1 in Para 2 probably mean?A.An unexpected event.B.A tough struggle.C.An urgent action.D.A serious danger.19.How did the scientists study the influence of extreme climate events on youngergenerations?A.By making a comparison.B.By interviewing people of all ages.C.By giving examples.D.By sharing

27、their own experiences.20.What can we infer from Para 5?A.Younger generations in lower-income nations will be most affected.B.Young people under 25 are less likely to experience extreme climate events.C.Climate in lower-income countries will be worse than that in wealthier countries.D.Extreme climate

28、 will definitely destroy the life of people in lower-income countries.21.Which of the following is likely to have a positive effect on the climate problem?A.Fighting global warming at any cost.B.Making use of energy resources without limitation.C.Adapting international policies concerning climate.D.

29、Letting go of the development of lower-income countries.DIn 2020,many robots took up jobs,giving both humans and animals a helping hand.A hospital ward treating COVID-19 patients in Wuhan,China,was run entirely byrobots.The robots looked after patients with the lightest symptoms（症状）,deliveringfood f

30、br people who work in hospital and keeping the hospital clean.This reduced the riskof doctors and nurses catching the disease.Meanwhile,a robot called Ginger led a danceclass for those who were well enough to take parl.If a patient fell more seriously ill,theywere sent to a human-run part of the hos

31、pital for more treatment.In May,a robot dog enforced（强制 实施）social-distancing rules to stop the spread ofcoronavirus in Singapore.Spot,made by U.S.company Boston Dynamics,served inSingapores Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park to check that people kept at least one metre apartfrom each other.The robotdog was cont

32、rolled from a distance by a human but may one daybe able to work by itself.In June,a teenager in New Zealand won a national science award tor inventing a robot thatcan take out the bins fbr elderly and disabled people.Thomas James,who is 17 yearsold,came up with his great idea after an elderly neigh

33、bour was told by a doctor not to takeout her wheelie bin（有轮大垃圾桶）in case she fell over.The smart machine took theteenager two years to design and build,using Lego models to test his early ideas.Over summer,a super-cute SlothBot was tested at the Atlanta Botanical Garden in theU.S.Designed by research

34、ers at the Georgia Institute of Technology,the animal-like robotis powered by sunlight and moves slowly along cables between trees,collectinginformation about its sunoundings.The SlothBofs inventor,Professor MagnusEgerstedt,was inspired after observing sloths（树懒）in Costa Rica.By taking ancreatures-e

35、ye view*of life in the trees,researchers hope the robot will help protectendangered forest species in the wild.22.What can robots in a hospital ward in Wuhan do?A.Manage the ward in place of doctors and nurses.B.Make sure doctors and nurses avoid the disease.C.Take care of patients with serious symp

36、toms.D.Offer dance lessons to all patients in the ward.23.What does the example of Thomas James tell us?A.No pains,no gains.B.Chance favors the prepared mind.C.Necessity is the mother of invention.D.Genius is ninety-nine percent perspiration plus one percent inspiration.24.For what purpose was Sloth

37、Bot invented?A.To remind people to keep a safe social distance.B.To protect wild forest species that are in danger.C.To provide service for the elderly and the disabled.D.To collect information about sloths in Costa Rica.25.In which part of a magazine may this text appear?A.Home news.B.Entertainment

38、.C.Animals&Environment.D.Science&Technology.第 6 页，共 25页三、阅读七选五(本大题共5小题，共12.5分)For most workers and students,Monday may be the toughest day.(1)Here are some tips tohelp you beat the Monday blues.Make a listInstead of focusing on the boring or difficult tasks that lay ahead of you,think about all theg

39、ood to come.(2)You can start with three simple things that you are excited about foreach category：at work,after work,and at the weekend.Get enough sleep(3)According to Harvard Medical School,poor or not enough sleep can cause anger andstress,while healthy sleep can enhance well-being.So,if you find

40、yourself easier to getangry than normal,sleep may be the answer.It*s worth taking this into account on Sundayto avoid a lack of energy on a Monday morning.(4LThough this may seem of little importance,dont underestimate the power of a set ofclothes.In fact,psychologists conclude that the strong link

41、between clothing and moodsuggests we should choose clothes that we connect with happiness,even when feelinglow.In short,what better day than a Monday to wear what makes you feel great!Do easier tasksAfter a weekend of fun and relaxation,it might be best to keep Mondays schedule a littlelighter than

42、other days.This doesnt mean sitting around and buried in your sadness.ltmeans that instead of facing the most complex task on a Monday,put some time into theeasier tasks.(5)A.Put on the clothes you like.B.Pay attention to your dressing.C.Sleep has a huge effect on our mood.D.Since there is no way to

43、 skip Monday,face it bravely!E.List some things that you are currently looking forward to.F.A tight schedule of the new week can hang over you on Monday.G.Putting less pressure on yourself is a good way to beat the Monday Blues.26.A.A B.B C.C D.D E.EF.FG.G27.A.AEB.Bc.cD.DE.F.FG.G28.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.

44、FG.G29.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.FG.G30.A.AB.Bc.cD.DE.EF.FG.G四、完形填空(本大题共15小题，共15.0分)I come from a broken family.My sister Jeanne and I were born only 14 months apart.(31),by age 19,I left our home in Wisconsin to live on my fathers horse farm in Virginia andJeanne moved to Chicago at 18.We lived separate liv

45、es in separate states,and ourconnection somehow(32).Fast-forward about five years.I was 24 and on a trip with my fiance to New York City.Wehad gone to visit my fiances cousin and see the(33).During a day of sightseeing,we werecrossing a very(34)street loaded with people.Everyone was in a hurry.I had

46、 laughed atsomething my fiance said,and I suddenly heard my name yelled from somewhere(35)me：Cheryl!u I froze in my steps in the middle of the road.Tears(36)my eyes.I knew without adoubt that it was my sister Jeanne.I yelled back(37)even turning around to look.Jeanne?It was her.Oh my God!I screamed,

47、and began38)people out of my way to get toher.The crowd started to part-even by New York standards,we must have seemed(39).I later asked how shed known it was me-she never saw me!She said it was my laugh.Iwouldnt say my laugh is all that(40),but I guess to a family member its infectious(有感染力的).Il hi

48、ts your).She said she had come for an opera show and was there foronly a week.Both our visits were planned just a week earlier,and(42)of us has everreturned to New York.We both moved back to Wisconsin later and since then,we have never been(43).I trulybelieve God played a huge part in bringing us(44

49、).But our meeting by chance wasn*t just asign.I see itasa(n)(45)not to lose touch with loved ones.It is too easy to remain lost.Afterour sister-to-sister miracle,!donl plan to let that happen again.31.A.Meanwhile B.Although C.However D.But第 8 页，共 25页32.A.endedB.remainedC.lastedD.started33.A.viewB.sc

50、eneryC.sightsD.scene34.A.narrowB.wideC.quietD.busy35.A.ahead ofB.behindC.aroundD.above36.A.came toB.moved toC.turned toD.stuck to37.A.whenB.asC.beforeD.after38.A.pullingB.passingC.pressingD.pushing39.A.amazingB.crazyC.eagerD.frightened40.A.commonB.uniqueC.familiarD.normal41.A.heartB.earsC.mindD.eyes