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1、广西南宁市邕宁高级中学2022-2023学年高一下学期2月月考英语试题学校:姓名：班级：考号：一、阅读理解4 STEM Competitions for High Schoolers eCyberMissionYou can participate(参力|_|) in this competition without leaving the house. eCyberMission is a web-based contest in which participants-working in teams of two to four students一use science, math, an

2、d technology to solve problems facing their communities. First-place winners receive $1,000.Grades: 9thCompetition Type: Regional, state, and nationalToshiba/NSTA ExploraVisionInterested in what the future has to hold? Consider ExploraVisions STEM competition. Working in teams of two to four, studen

3、ts will research a particular technology and discuss the ways in which it may impact lives moving forward. Participants are required to write a paper and draw web pages communicating their vision.Grades: 7th- 9th and 10th- 12thCompetition Type: Regional and nationalSpellman Clean Tech CompetitionThe

4、 Spellman Clean Tech Competition tests students ability to research and designit requires participants to recognise a real-world issue, research the problem, and design a solution that uses clean technology. Participants gain a better understanding of STEM fields and may help make the earth a health

5、ier place. In addition to the honor of winning a well-known STEM competition, there are some awards for top finishers一including a $7,000 first prize.Grades: 9th- 12thCompetition Type: InternationalRegeneron Science Talent Search (STS)The most promising young scientists in the nation compete in the R

6、egeneron STS一one of the countrys oldest and most famous STEM competitions. The competition is open to high2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。If he wanted to be a gangster，I would do something to help him.Years later, I got married and started a new life in another city.school seniors and challenges them to carry o

7、ut an independent research project and submit（提交）their findings along with a paper and up to four recommendations（推荐信）. Winners can take home awards of up to $250,000!Grades: 12 thCompetition Type: National1. What is special about eCyberMission?A. It allows group work.B. It is designed for seniors.C

8、. It takes place online.D. It offers the most prize money.2. Which competition is open to foreign high school students?A.eCyberMission.B.Toshiba/NSTAExploraVision.C.Spellman Clean Tech Competition.D.Regeneron Science Talent Search.3. What is a requirement for participants in Regeneron Science Talent

9、 Search?A.Being a well-known scientist.B.Doing their research work alone.C.Providing a research schedule.D.Finishing a book about their findings.Aron Ralston was a pretty normal guy, but he always had an extremely adventurous desire to travel and see the world. During his childhood, his family moved

10、 to Denver, Colorado, a place offering many opportunities to climb mountains, explore, and eventually become the adventurer hed always wanted to be. Back in 2003, Ralston was climbing in the remote, mountainous area of Southwestern Utah, when the unthinkable happened: Aron got stuck in a crevice （裂缝

11、）in the rocks and pinned by a big stone that weighed over 360 kilograms. The weight of the rock crushed his arm, and he was pinned by it. Aron took photos of his bad situation （which was going to get a lot worse） as he waited for rescue teams （救援 队）to come to remove the rock so that he could get out

12、 and home safe.But rescuers never came. Aron waited for them for days till he lost his hope. He knew he had to do something. He was 18 meters above the floor of the valley where he was pinned in, and he had a pocketknife. He made what must have been one of the most difficult decisions of his life: t

13、o cut his own arm in order to survive. Aron cut the lower part of his arm off, having to wrench （扭动）his forearm against the big stone to break the bones, and then got himself down to the bottom of the valley, where he would begin to walk and search for help. Luckily, help arrived in the form of a he

14、licopter （直升机）that spotted him, covered in blood. Aron had tied off the wound to keep himself from bleeding to death pretty successfully andwould eventually make it out alive.Ralston went on to become an inspiring speaker and continued to travel and climb mountainshe didnt let an incident that force

15、d him to cut his own arm off, stop him from doing what he really loved.4. What can be inferred about Arons getting stuck?A. It was unavoidable.C. It was unexpected.B. It resulted from his being lost.D. It was caused by a moving stone.5. . Why did Aron take photos of his bad situation?A. To send them

16、 to rescuers for help.B. To keep a record of his adventure.C. To remind his friends of the danger.D. To tell the doctors about his wound.6. What does the underlined word “spotted mean in paragraph 2?A. Greeted.B. Found.C. Encouraged. D. Caught.7. What helped Aron Ralston survive?A. His cruelty and a

17、nger.B. His effort and bravery.C. His talent and creativity.D. His calmness and determination.Do you ever worry that you might waste food? During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people around the world were going hungry, but people came up with unique ways to try and help. One of these was

18、 to put fridges filled with food outside for people who needed it. The movement was very popular in the US, but there have also been community fridges all around the world as well.Back in 2016, before the COVID-19 pandemic, Pauline, a restaurant owner in Kochi, India, had the bright idea to put a fr

19、idge in the street to stop unused food from going to waste and to help the needy. The idea came to her late one night when she saw a lady searching in a rubbish can for food. Watching the woman, she had a sad thought.“The woman had been sleeping and was woken up by her hunger, so she had to go in se

20、arch of food instead of sleeping/ said Pauline. She felt really sad that night because the restaurant had made lots of food that could have been given to her.Over in the UK, the idea of communal （公共的）fridges was used in Sommerset to fight against food waste and hunger issues, encouraging people to d

21、onate and also take unwanted food. UK supermarkets and eateries like Marks & Spencer and Greggs have regularly helped the poor and hungry.Now there is a large movement in the UK to provide communal fridges. One charity, Hubbub, now operates the Community Fridge Network. The network supports grou

22、ps running communal fridges across the UK, which now number over 300 fridges. Hubbub has partnered with Co-op to provide 500 fridges so far.“A fridge is so often much more than a fridge/9 said Hubbubs official website. The fridges connect people together, address social isolation （隔绝）and provide peo

23、ple with the opportunity to access healthy food, try something new and save money.8. What inspired Pauline to put a fridge in the street?A. The poor conditions the Indian people lived inB. The hunger shed experienced in her childhood.C. Seeing a lady looking for food in a rubbish can.D. Throwing awa

24、y unused food into the rubbish can.9. What does Hubbub aim to do?A. Encourage people to donate for the poor.B. Collect unwanted food to help the hungry.C , Transport and repair fridges across the UKD. Help the Community Fridge Network work well.10. What does Hubbubs official website say about the co

25、mmunal fridges?A. They change the global food issues.B. They encourage a food-saving lifestyle.C. They raise public awareness of healthy eating.D. They bring people together by helping the needy.11. What does the text focus on?A. Charity.B. Education.C. Health.D. Sports.Healthcare professionals in f

26、our Canadian provinces can now prescribe （开处方）their patients passes to National Parks thanks to a new program, PaRX, which stresses the health benefits of spending time in nature in helping to manage physical and mental health.PaRx was founded by the B. C. Parks Foundation in November 2020 and was o

27、fficially supported by Parks Canada last month. Health professionals who register （注册）with the program can offer their patients a Parks Canada Discovery Pass, making it the countrys first national nature prescription program”. The Parks Discovery Pass typically costs about $57 per adult per year.“We

28、re really asking doctors to prioritize patients who live close to Parks Canada sites so theyll have more access and can make it part of their everyday lives, and also those for whom the cost of a pass might be a barrier to nature access/9 said Melissa Lem, president-elect of the Canadian Association

29、 of Physicians for the Environment.Studies have shown that spending time in nature has a range of health benefits一from lowering blood pressure and improving heart health to reducing stress and anxiety. PaRx recommends that patients spend at least two hours per week in the great outdoors, and at leas

30、t 20 minutes each time, to get the most benefit.The program is currently available in the Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. It will eventually spread to every province.PaRx also has benefits outside of the national parks, with many gardens offering free adm

31、ission to visitors who show their prescriptions.“Theres almost no medical condition that nature doesnt make better. Rediscovering nature and then realizing how important it is to us has really shown that nature-health connection J Lem said.12. What do we know about the Parks Discovery Pass?A.It is l

32、ow priced.B.It is designed for poor families.C.It is well received.D.It is owned by registered doctors.13. What does PaRx plan to do about the program next?A.Improve its servicequality.B.Carry it out all over the country.C.Do further researchonitseffect.D.Make it available free of charge.14. What do

33、es Melissa Lem stress in the last paragraph?A. Nature matters a great deal to our health.B. Not all patients can get treated by doctors.C. People should learn to change their lifestyle.D. People should place health above everything.15 . Which of the following can be the best title for the text?A. Ca

34、nadians Are Living in Harmony with NatureB. Canadians Are Trying to Get Away from HospitalsC. Canadian Doctors Are Prescribing National Park VisitsD. Canadian Doctors Are Leading the Way in Medical Research二、七选五Three in five people in the UK hold a library card. For some, theyre a shelter from the s

35、tresses of day-to-day life. 16 If youre considering joining your local library, now is the time to do so. And if you need any more encouragement, here are several reasons why you should.Most libraries in the UK allow members of the general public to come and go as they like. 17 You can also take out

36、 a library card and borrow books for free, although you will inevitably face a fine for late returns.18 Imagine just how many books you have at your fingertips with a library card? There are lots of modern ones, as well as originals, and you can continue to expand your learning and vocabulary all th

37、e time. Ifs a priceless experience, especially for kids, and also a great way to level the educational playing field.Libraries develop with times. They have changed greatly since decades ago. 19 Some libraries have apps so you can see when your books are due back and even reserve books in some cases

38、. There are also libraries which let you access books in digital formats on your mobile device 一 pretty cool.Libraries are one of very few spaces left in towns and cities where members of the public can come together and actually be and feel like a community. They have notice boards to offer service

39、s like exercise classes or learning centers. 20A. Libraries help people learn.B. Libraries help educate the kids.C. They create a great sense of community.D. You can go in, settle down and read a book without being charged a penny.E. Most libraries now have computers and allow people to borrow CDs a

40、nd DVDs.F. Libraries help us save money as were borrowing books rather than buying them.G. For others, particularly the homeless and people in poverty, a lifeline to the world.三、完形填空Many Chinese people used to 21 each other with Have you had your meal? to show their friendliness. Recently, a new gre

41、eting has become 22 in many Chinese cities, namely “Have you 23 weight?”Chen Xin, a manager of a media company in Hangzhou, has 24 his friends after successfully getting 25 Following instructions from my nutritionist, I went on a 26 and lost 10kg, Chen said with a 27 smile.In recent years, food-deli

42、very services have been growing fast and entering every corner of Chinese cities. Also, Chinese people can 28 buy foods from all over the world. But people are paying more and more attention to their 29. More people arebecoming 30 with various terms, such as “low calories“，“sugar cut-off9 and light

43、food”.“I used to eat a lot of unhealthy food, which brought me much 31 Chen said. “Now my health indicators （指标）are becoming 32, and I can feel that my body is ingood 33 again.”Chen is not alone. Many Chinese are troubled with diseases of richness”, including obesity and high blood pressure, as the

44、quality of life has greatly 34 over the past decades. Most people need to worry about whether they have a healthy diet, 35 whether they have enough food.21. A. askB.questionC. tellD. greet22. A. importantB.necessaryC. popularD. usual23. A. cutB.lostC - catchD. gain24. A. surprisedB.excitedC. frighte

45、nedD. scared25. A. fatterB.fitterC. slimmerD. stronger26. A. dietB.walkC - sportD. food27. A. relaxedB.confusedC. interestedD. satisfied28. A. hardlyB.simplyC. easilyD. quickly29. A. mindB.spiritC. wealthD. health30. A. similarB.familiarC strangeD. curious31. A. trapB.mistakeC. troubleD. difficulty3

46、2. A. formalB.normalC. highD. low33. A. timeB.levelC. situationD. condition34. A. processedB.improvedC, changedD. enlarged35. A. rather thanB.or ratherC. other thanD. or other四、用单词的适当形式完成短文阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Liu Ruying, 36grandfather is a huge fan of Peking Opera, has been interested in

47、 Peking Opera for much of her young life. Her grandfather is a great influence 37 her. At the age of 8, she 38 (begin) to practice the classic art. It wasnt easy for a little girl 39 (experience) the difficult training, as performances combine martial arts, dancing and acrobatics(杂技).Sometimes I was

48、 tired/ she said. I had to balance my studies and other 40 (course) I was interested in, such as dance. But the great charm(魅力)of Peking Opera made me always practice it.”When Liu got the news that her region would have a cultural exchange with other countries, she had the idea of 41 (introduce) Peking Opera to the world in English. With 42 help of her mother, she took part in the activity after several months of pract