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十五中南口学校2023—2024学年第一学期期中考试高一年级英语试卷第一部分知识应用(共两节,共30分)第一节完形填空(1-10题,每题1.5分,共15分)阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑.Recently,Itooka
triphomebytrain.Igotaseatoppositeamiddle-agedmanwithsharpeyes,whokept____1____ayoungwomaninawindowseatwith
alittleboyonherlap.Thewoman'seyefellontheman'sface,andsheimmediatelylookeddownand____2____herscarf.Asthenightworeon,peoplebega
ntoclosetheireyes,buttheseatsweresouncomfortablethatonlyaveryheavysleepercouldmanagetogetany____3____.
Thewomanlookedoverattheman.Hewasstillstaringather.Shelookedbackathimwithfireinhereyes.Iwasbeginningtoget____4____,too.Thetrai
nmovedon.Thelittleboywas____5____awakeonhismother'slap,butthewomandroppedofftosleep.Amomentlater,hebeganto____6____thehalf-openwindow—onelegwent
overit.Themanjumpedupand____7____thechildjustbeforehefellout.The____8____wokeupthewoman.Sheseemedtobein____9____,andthenrealitydawned(显现).“You
rchildhasbeenlookingforanopportunitytoclimboutofthewindow,”themansaidashegavethechildbacktoher..“SoIhavebeenwatchingthewholetime.”Thewomanwa
s_____10_____,andsowasI.1.A.guidingB.botheringC.watchingD.monitoring2.A.adjustedB.changedC.packedD.waved3.A.airB.joyC.spaceD.rest4.A.
nervousB.embarrassedC.angryD.disappointed5.A.almostB.stillC.hardlyD.even6.A.dragB.climbC.knockD.push7A.grabbedB.rockedC.touc
hedD.picked8.A.alarmB.quarrelC.riskD.noise9.A.sorrowB.reliefC.panicD.pain10.A.astonishedB.confusedC.c
oncernedD.inspired第二节语法填空(11-20题,每题1.5分,共15分).阅读下列短文,根据短文内容填空。在未给提示词的空白处仅填写1个恰当的单词,在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。ZhangTianbecameav
olunteerteacher____11____avillageschoolaftergraduation.Hesaidthathehadmetwonderfulteachersfromvillagesand
he____12____(inspire鼓舞)bythem.Sohebecame____13____volunteer.Tohissurprise,theschoolwasmuch____14____(small)thanhehade
xpected.ZhangTianbroughtchangestohisschool.Heintroducedsix____15____(subject科目)tohisstudentsandorganized(组织v.)activitiesforthem.Everyoneisvery____1
6____(excite).WithZhangTian’shelp,studentswereabletoread,speakandwriteinEnglishandtheyhad____17____(confide
nt)inlearning.Healsobroughtchangestothevillage.Hecontacted(联络v.)charityorganizations(组织n.)aboutrebuildingplaygroundand____18____(set)upalibrar
y.Forhim,thevillageislikehis____19____(two)home.He_____20_____(feel)sohappybecausehefollowedhisownheart.第二部分阅读理解(共两节,共3
8分)第一节(21-34题,每题2分,共28分)阅读下面短文,从各题A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案。AAkinghadadaughterwhowasveryill.Thedoctorscouldn’tfindanythingwrongwithhe
r.Onenighttheprincessdreamedthatifsheatesomespecialpearsshewouldgetwell.Inordertorecover,shehadtomeetwithevery
onewhobroughtpearstoher.Hermothersaidthatwhoeverbroughtspecialpearsthathelpedtheprincessrecover,wouldhaveth
eopportunitytomarrytheprincess,ifshewantedto.Hundredsofyoungmenbroughtbasketsofpearstotheprincess.Onefarmerwh
ohadverysweetandjuicypearsaskedhissontotakeabasketofpearstotheprincess.Thesonwasn’tveryhandsome,ortall,buthewasverykind.Hewantedtohelptheprin
cess,althoughhedidn’tthinkshewouldwanttomarryhim.Ontheroadtotheprincesshemetabeggarwithmudalloverhisfaceandarms.Hefe
ltsorryfortheuglybeggar,andevenbeforethebeggarasked,heofferedhalfofthepearsinthebasket.Whenthesonopenedhisbasketbeforetheprincess,she
askedwhyitwasonlyhalffilledwithpears.Hetoldherwhathadhappened.Theprincessbegantocry.Thesonapologizedformakinghercry,buttohissurpriseshes
uddenlyhuggedhim.Theyspentthewholedaytalkingandtheprincessfeltbetterandbetter.Amonthlatershetoldthesonshewantedtomarryhim,andthatiswhatsh
edid.Thefarmercouldneverunderstandwhatwasspecialaboutthepearsthatthesonbroughttotheprincess21Theprin
cesslookedforspecialpearsbecause__________...A.shelikedtoeatpearsverymuchBshewasdeterminedtobeadoctorC.shewantedtorecoverfro
mherillnessD.shepreferredtomarrytheownerofthepears22.Whathappenedwhenthesonmetthebeggar?A.Thebeggaras
kedthesontogivehimsomepears.B.Thebeggarhelpedthesonfindsomespecialpears.C.Thesonfeltsorryforthebeggarandhelpedhim.D.Thesonbroughtthebeggartomeet
theprincess.23.Theprincesscriedbecause__________.A.sheonlygothalfbasketofpearsB.shewasmovedbytheson’skindness
C.shewasworriedaboutherhealthD.shedidn’twanttomarrytheson24.Whohelpedtheprincessgetovertheillness?A.Theking.B.Thedoctor.
C.Theson.D.Thefarmer.BCISBSchoolServicesSchoolBusServiceWeprovidebusservicefortheconvenienceofstudentsandparents.Theserviceconsistsofa
standardservicetoandfromschool.Busesarriveatschooleachmorningatabout8:20AMandleaveschoolatabout3:45PM.Busserviceisprovid
edwherethereareatleast3studentsperline.FoodServiceTopromotehealthy,balancedfoodchoicesusingqualityfoodsafetystandards,weprovi
deavarietyofmealsbySodexhoFoodServiceCompany.Everyday,CISBisprovidingstudentsfromGrade1toGrade12withachoicebe
tweenaWesternSetMenuandanAsianSetMenu(pricedatRMB28-35).StudentsusetheirStudentIDCard/SmartCardforfoodservicesatCISBCafeteria.HealthServiceTheschoolh
ospitalisopentoservestudentsandteachersduringschoolhoursfromMondaytoFriday.Thehospitaltreatssmallinjuries,performsfirstaid,performshealthex
aminationsandkeepsstudentshealthrecords.Co-operationwithfamoushospitalsaroundourschoolsuchasSOSClinic,HongKongInternationalClini
c,.BeijingUnitedFamilyHospital,SDMDentalCenterenablesustoprovideservicesforaccidentemergencies,medicaltrainingandeducationandseasonaldis
easeprevention,physicalcheckupsanddentalcareforallschoolmembers.LibraryServiceTheCanadianInternationalSchoolofBeijingLibraryincludesfiction,non-fi
ction,andreferencematerials,magazinesandbothChineseandEnglishnewspapers.Inaddition,acollectionofvideosandCDsa
reavailableforclassroomuse.Fictionandnon-fictionmaterialsareavailableforstudentsandteacherstoborrowonadailyand/
orweeklybasis.25.Ifyouwanttotaketheschoolbus,youneedto__________.A.payatleastRMB28everymonthB.providehealthexaminationrecordsC.getonthebusat8:20AMeve
rymorningD.haveatleastanothertwostudentsalongthesameline26.Studentsshouldpayforthemealsby__________inschoolcafeteria.A.cashB.cardC.cheque
D.smartphone27.Withthehelpofschoollibrary,studentscan__________.A.keepfictionsformonthsB.searchtheInterne
tC.findvideosforclassD.takeCDsbackhome28.Thetextismostprobablytakenfrom__________.A.aschoolwebsiteB.afashionmagazineC.amatchreportD.atravel
guideCInOctober,Itoldtheeight--year--oldsinthereligionclassIteachinPomptonLakes,NewJersey,aboutmyplan.“I’dlikeallofyoutodoextrajobsaroundtheh
ousetoearnsomemoney,”Isaid.“Thenwe’llbuyfoodforaThanksgivingdinnerforsomeonewhomightnothaveanicedinnerotherwise.”Iwant
edthechildrentoexperiencethepowerofgivingandfindouttheactsofkindnessthatcanchangesomeone’slife.EarlyinThanksgivingweek,thebo
ysandgirlsarrivedinclassholdingtheirhard-earnedmoneytightly.Theyhadcleanedgardens,settablesandwasheddishes.Andnowtheycouldn’twaittogoshopping.Ijus
twatchedwhiletheydartedupanddownthesupermarketaisles.Atlastweheadedtowardthecheckout,pushingacartfilledwithturkeyandallthethingsne
ededtomakeitadeliciousfood.Thensomeonespotteda“necessity”thatsentthemracing.“Flowers!”Kristinecried.Thegro
uprushedtowardtheholidayplants.Ididn’tthinkitwassomethingwepreferred.Afterall,“Youcan’teatflowers.”“ButMrs.Sh
erlock,wewantflowers.Andwethinkshe’lllikethispurplechrysanthemums.”Anagencyhadgivenusthenameandaddressofaneedygrandmotherw
hohadlivedaloneformanyyears.Thefirstsightshesawthechrysanthemums,thewomanseemedsurprised.She’swishingitwasabagofflour
,Ithought.Afterabrieftalk,wereturnedtothecar.Aswefastenedourseatbelts,wecouldseethekitchenwindow.Thewomaninsidewavedgoodbye,thenturnedand
walkedacrosstheroom,pasttheturkey,straighttothechrysanthemums.Sheputherfaceintheirpetals.Whensheraisedherhead,therewasabrightsmileonherface.29.
Whatwastheauthor’splanbeforeThanksgiving?A.Tobuysomefoodforherstudents.B.Toaskherstudentstodosomehouse
work.C.Toteachherstudentshowtocookadinner.D.Tohelpherstudentsexperiencetheeffectofgiving.30.Whatcanweinferfr
omtheunderlinedsentenceinparagraph6?A.Flowerscan’tbeeaten.B.Flowersarenotpracticalgifts.C.Theauthordoesn’tlikeflowers.D.Theg
randmadoesn’tneedflowers.31.Whichofthefollowingscanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.Agoodbeginningishalfdone.B.Afriendi
nneedisafriendindeed.C.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.D.Asmallactofkindnessbringsgreatjoy.DIntheworldofdigitalhealth,SiliconValley-basedMind
strongstandsout.Ithasanamazingidea:thatitsapp,basedonmentalfunctioningresearch,canhelpdetect(探测)trou
blingmentalhealthpatternsbycollectingdataonaperson’ssmartphoneusage—howquicklytheytypeorscroll,forinstance.Thepromiseofthattech
nologyhashelpedmotivateMindstrongalotsinceitlaunchedlastyear;alreadymorethanadozencountiesinCaliforniahaveagreedtous
ethecompany’sappforpatients.Mindstrongworksbycollectinginformationabouthowpeoplearetypingandrunningitthroughamachinetodetermin
ewhichdatacanpredicttheiremotionalstate.Theideaistousethatdatatobuilda“normal”pattern—soitcanbecomparedagainsts
omeone’stypinghabitsonanygivenday.Ifthehabitslookabnormal,theappcansendmessagestoahealthcareprovider.AndoneofMindstron
g’smostencouragingresultsisthatitsappcanevenpredicthowapersonwillfeelnextweek—kindoflikeaweatherappforyourmood.Theappcandetectaseven-pointc
hangeontheHamiltonRatingScalefordepression(抑郁).Thatkindofdifferencecouldindicateapatientwhoisnotnormallydepressednowshowssi
gnsofmildormoderate(适度的)depression,orthatapersonwithmoderatedepressionisnowshowingsignsofaveryseverecondition,knowingwhichcouldbeverypow
erfulforaclinicianandforsomeonetakingcareofapatient.Doestheappliveuptoitspromise?There’snowaytotell.Almostnooneoutsidethecompanyhasanyideawheth
eritworks.Mostofthecompany’skeypromisesaren’tyetsupportedbypublished,peer-revieweddata—leadingsomeexpertstowonderifthete
chnologyisreadyfortherealworld.Basedonherownresearch,oneexpertindigitalhealthandmoodsaidshe’sdoubtfu
lthatMindstrongcan,inageneralpopulation,workaswellasthecompanypromises.MIT’sPicardsaidthatwhiletherearewaystopredictordetectmoodchanges,youusuallynee
dmorethanjustasingletypeofdatatodoso.Thecompany’swebsitedescribesfivecompletedclinicaltrials(临床试验),butithasnotyet
publishedtheresultsofany.Onlyahandfulofotherpublishedworks—allfromthelastyear—haveprovedhowwellitworks.Besides,thereareplentyofissuestha
tcouldaffecttypingspeed,whichMindstronghasn’tfiguredouthowtodealwithyet.Stickyfingersafterlunch,fullhandsatanairport,wearingglovesduringwinter,
orabrokenhandmightalsoaffectaperson’stypingspeed—andthereforetheapp’sperformance.However,accordingtothecompany’sfounder,Dr.Pau
lDagum,they’vedoneseveralsuccessfulclinicaltestsonitsmemoryanddetectivefunctionfordepression,foranxietyandformentaldecline.“
We’reconfident,we’realreadyseeingsomereallyexcitingresults.”saidDr.Dagum.Lastyear,Mindstrongdoubledthecompany’swork
forceto42employeesanditlaunchedapartnershipwithHarvardT.HSchoolofPublicHealthtodealwithdepressiontreatment
s.Andabout15counties—includingthecountywiththelargestpopulationintheUnitedStates,LosAngelesCounty—willbespendingabout$60millionoverthenextfoury
earstobringcompanieslikeMindstrongintotheirhealthcaresystemtohelpthemgetbetterservicestopeoplewithmentalillnesseslikedepression.32.How
doesMindstrongpredictordetectmoodchanges?A.Bysendingsomemessagestoahealthcareprovider.B.Bycomparingagainstotherpeople’sd
ataintheapp.C.Bybuildinganormalpatternofpeople’stypinghabits.D.Byanalyzingthecollectedinformationofphoneusage.33.PeopledoubtMindstrongprob
ablybecause_________.A.thesingletypeofdataisnotthatenoughB.itsclinicaltrialshaven’tbeencompletedC.nobodyoutsi
dethecompanysupporteditD.itcan’tbeusedwhentheyareattheairport34.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?A.Toargueforamedia.B.Tointroduceanewapp.C.Toexp
lainaphenomenon.D.Toreportanevent.第二节(35-39题,每小题2分,共10分)根据短文内容,从短文后的七个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。ThisWaytoDreamlandDaydrea
mingmeanspeoplethinkaboutsomethingpleasant,especiallywhenthismakesthemforgetwhattheyshouldbedoing.Daydreamershaveabadreputationforbei
ngunawareofwhat’shappeningaroundthem.Theycanseemforgetfulandclumsy.___35___Theyannoyusbecausetheyseemtobeignoringu
sandmissingtheimportantthings.Butdaydreamersarealsoresponsibleforsomeofthegreatestideasandachievementsinhumanhistory.___36___C
anyouimaginewhatkindofworldwewouldhavewithoutsuchideasandinventions?Sohowcanyoucomeupwithbrilliantdaydreamsandavoidfallingove
rtreerootsorotherwiselookinglikeafool?First,understandthatsomeopportunities(机会)fordaydreamingarebetterth
anothers.Feelingsafeandrelaxedwillhelpyoutoslipintodaydreams.___37___Andifyouwanttoimproveyourchancesofhavingacreativeideawhileyou’redaydreamin
g,trytodoitwhileyouareinvolvedinanothertask—preferablysomethingsimple,liketakingashowerorwalking,orevenmakingmeaninglessdrawings.It’sal
soimportanttoknowhowtoavoiddaydreamsforthosetimeswhenyoureallyneedtoconcentrate.“Mindfulness”,beingfocused,isatoolthatsomepeopleusetoavo
idfallingasleep.___38___Finally,youneverknowwhatwonderfulideamightstrikewhileyourmindhasmovedslowlyaway.__
_39___Alwaysrememberthatyourbestideasmightcomewhenyourheadisactuallyintheclouds.A.Havinginterestingthingstothinkaboutals
ohelps.B.Theystareoffintospaceandwanderbythemselves.C.Withoutwanderingminds,wewouldn’thaverelativity,CokeorPo
st-itnotes.D.Atonetime,daydreamingwasthoughttobeacauseofsomementalillnesses.E.Itinvolvesslowsteadybreathingforself-controlthathelpspeop
lestaycalmandattentive.F.Daydreamsareoftenverysimpleanddirect,quiteunlikesleepdreams,whichmaybehardtounderstand.G.Therefore,it
’sagoodideatokeepanotebookorvoicerecordernearbywhenyou’reinthedaydreamzone.第三部分书面表达(共两节,共32分)第一节(40-43题,第40、4
1题每小题2分,第42题3分,第43题5分,共12分)阅读下面短文,根据题目要求用英文回答问题。StressItiscommonlybelievedthatonlyrichmiddle-agedbusinessmensufferfromstress.Infactanyonemaybecome
illasaresultofstress.Iftheyexperiencealotofworryoveralongperiodandtheirhealthisnotespeciallygood.Stresscanb
eafriendoranenemy:itcanwarnyouthatyouareundertoomuchpressureandshouldchangeyourwayoflife.Itcankillyouifyoudon’tnoticethew
arningsignals.DoctorsagreethatitisprobablythebiggestsinglecauseofillnessintheWesternworld.Whenweareveryfrightened
andworried,ourbodiesproducecertainchemicalstohelpusfightwhatistroublingus.Unfortunately,thesechemica
lsproducetheenergyneededtorunawayfastfromanobjectoffear,andinmodernlifethat’softenimpossible.Ifwedon’tuseupthesechemicals,orifweproducetoomanyoft
hem,theymayactuallyharmus.Thepartsofthebodythataremostaffectedbystressarethestomach,heart,skin,heada
ndback.Stresscancausecaraccidents,heartattacks,andalcoholism,andmayevendrivepeopletosuicide.Ourlivinga
ndworkingconditionsmayputusunderstress.Overcrowdinginlargecities,trafficjams,competitionforjobs,worryaboutthefuture,anybigchange
sinourlives,maycausestress.SomeBritishdoctorshavepointedoutthatoneofBritain’sworstwavesofinfluenzahappenedsoonafterthenewcoinscameintouse.Alsoifyouha
vechangedjobsormovedhouseinrecentmonthsyouaremorelikelytofallillthanifyouhaven’t.Andmorepeoplecommitsu
icideintimesofinflation.Aswithallillnesses,preventionisbetterthancure.Ifyoufindyoucan’trelax,itisasignofdan
ger.“Whenyou’retakingworkhome,whenyoucan’tenjoyaneveningwithfriends,whenyouhaven’ttimeforoutdoorexercise—thatis
thetimetostopandaskyourselfwhetheryourpresentlifereallysuitsyou.”Saysonefamilydoctor.Thenit’stimetojoinarelaxationclass,or
takeupdancing,paintingorgardening.”40.Whatoftenleadstopeople’sillnessinwesterncountriesaccordingtothepassage?_______________________________________
___________________________,41.SomeBritishdoctorshavepointedoutthatoneofBritain’sworstwavesofinfluenzahappenedsoonafterthenewcoinscame
intouse.Whyisthisexamplegiven?__________________________________________________________________42.Pleasede
cidewhichpartisfalseinthefollowingstatement,thenunderlineitandexplainwhy.Findingcureisthemostimportantthingtoanyilln
esses.__________________________________________________________________43.Whattipsdoyougivetoletoutstresswhenwefac
echallenge?__________________________________________________________________第二节作文(44题,共20分)44.假如你是红星中学高一年级的学生李华,请写信给
你的英国朋友Jim介绍你参加居庸关研学活动的情况,信的内容包括:1.出发和结束时间;2.具体的活动内容;3.你的收获。参考词汇:居庸关JuyongPass研学活动fieldtripactivity注意:1.词数不少于100。2.开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。DearJim,__________
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