安徽省名校学年高二下学期期末联考英语试题.docx
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安徽省名校学年高二下学期期末联考英语试题
安徽省名校2020-2021学年高二下学期期末联考英语试题
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Whatcomestomindwhenyouthinkofamuseum?
Perhapsyoupictureanimpressivebuildinginarathertraditionaldesignmadeofhigh-qualitystone?
Somemightconsiderthesecustomaryinstitutionsthebestwaytosafeguardthefutureoftypicaleducationaltopics.ButaccordingtotheMuseumsAssociation,amuseumistraditionallydefinedasaplaceenabling"…peopletohavemoreknowledgeviavariouscollectionsforinspiration,learningandenjoyment."
Thereareabout2500museumsintheUK;afewareboundtobeconsideredalittleunconventional,unusualorevenunknown.Howeveratypicalyourinterestis,there'samuseumforyou!
WhataboutNeilCole'sAdventures?
ThismuseumwasopenedbyfounderNeilCole.VisitorstothisAllendaleattractioninNorthumberlandcanseeitemsrangingfromstagepropertiesusedintheBBCseriesDrWhotopartofThor'scostumefromtheAvengersmovie."SciencefictionhasnowbecomemoremainstreamsoIthoughtpeoplemightwanttoseethis,"saysMrCole.
Ifclocksaremoretoyourtaste,whynotvisittheCuckoolandMuseum?
SetupbybrothersRomanandMazPiekarski,thisCheshirecollectionofover600cuckooclocksisconsideredtobethelargestofitskindintheworld—andallfromtheBlackForestregioninGermany.
Then,youcouldvisittheViktorWyndMuseumofCuriositiesinLondon.Thisoffbeat,alternativeinstitutionisagainstthetrendofeducatingvisitorsthroughwrittendescriptionsalongsideitscollections.Instead,itdisplaysallofitsraretreasures,whichincludedodobones,shrunkenheadsandacollectionofMcDonald'sHappyMealtoys,withnocaptionatall.
Therearemanymorewonderfulinstitutionsouttherethatmarchtothebeatoftheirowndrum.Allyouhavetodoisgoandfindthem!
1.Whatdothetraditionalmuseumsservetodo?
A.Toeducatekidsmoreabouttheworld.B.Tohelppeopleexploremore
C.Toshowvisitorsaspecializedfield.D.Tohelpunderstandthereallife.
2.WhatdoesNeilCole'sAdventuresfocuson?
A.Allendalescenery.B.Stageproperties.
C.Sciencefiction.D.TheAvengersmovies.
3.Whichofthefollowingmuseumshasnowrittenexplanationforvisitors?
A.TheMuseumAssociation.B.NeilCole'sAdventures.
C.TheCuckoolandMuseum.D.TheViktorWyndMuseum.
Airportsareminicities,oftenwiththeirownfirefighters,doctorsandevenpriests.Butgoatherders(牧工)?
PassengersflyingoutofSanFranciscoInternationalAirportrecentlymighthavecaughtaglimpseofsomethingstrange:
nearly600goatschewingawayatovergrownweed.Eachspringtheairportneedstoremovethebrushinaremotecomertoprotectnearbyhomesfrompossiblefires.
Forthepastsevenyears,theairporthasturnedtoGoatsRUs,agoat-poweredbrushremovalcompany,whichchargedUS$34,900fortheservicethisyear.Alargeamount,isn'tit?
Whynotemploymachinesonhumans?
Twoendangeredspecies,theSanFranciscogartersnake(束带蛇)andtheCaliforniared-leggedfrog,livethere.Thus,thishumaneapproachhasbeenadoptedtosecuretheirpeacefullife.
Whatdotheherdersandtheirdogsdo?
There'salwaysagoatortwothatwouldliketotakeadifferentpath."Justasakindergartenteacherknowswhichkidsneedalittleextraattention,sowewillmakesurethedogscantargetthe'naughtygoats'tokeepthemsecure,"saysTerriOyarzun,co-ownerofGoatsRUs.Whenaskedhowtoleadgoatstothenextplotofplants.Terrisays,"It'seffortless.Youknow,thegrassisalwaysgreenerontheothersideofthefence?
Goatsweretheinspirationforthatphilosophy."
Thegoatstravel30mileseachspringfromtheirhomeinOrinda,Californiatotheairportina16-wheeltruck.Theyspendtwoweekscuttingawaya20-footfirebreakonthewestsideoftheairport.WhenOyarzun'smatsaren'tclearingbrushattheairport,theyarebusydoingsimilarworkonthesideofCalifornia'sfree-ways,atstateparks,andanywhereelsewithovergrownvegetation.Thefamilyhasabout8,000totalactivegoats,nearlytwicethatofthreeyearsago.
4.WhatcanweknowfromParagraph1?
A.ThereistoomuchgrasstofeedgoatsB.Goatshavesuccessfullybuiltfirewalls.
C.Overgrowngrasscoversmuchroomforplanes.D.Grassisclearedannuallytopreventpotentialfire.
5.Goatsarehiredtoclearthegrassforthepurposeof.
A.cuttingdowntheexpensesB.reducingtheriskofdeaths
C.guardingagainstpossiblefiresD.protectingcertainendangeredspecies
6.Terri'swordsinParagraph3canbebestdescribedas.
A.criticalB.humorousC.ridiculousD.objective
7.Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext?
A.Thegoatswalk30milestotheairporteveryyear.
B.Morepassengershavebeenattractedtotheairport.
C.Oyarzun'sbusinessisnowboomingandpromising.
D.Goatsarenotaccustomedtolifeattheairportyet.
Wealllovetotakephotographs.It'sasimplewaytosnapaspecialmoment,anamazingview,orjusttoshowoffyourartisticskills.Andit'sgreattolookbackthroughyourphotoalbumsandsharememorieswithyourfriends.Infact,theyshowasnapshot(快照)intime.Thishasn'treallychangedsincetheinventionofphotographyinthe1830s.Butonethingthathaschangedistheequipmentweuse.
Formanyyears,wehaveusedtraditionalcamerastotakeourpictureswith.Ourimagesweretakenontocamerafilmwhichwasthenprocessedintonegativesfromwhichphotoswereprinted—alengthyprocess.Andwe'vehadarangeofcamerastochoosefrom—fromthesimplecompactcameratomoreadvancedsinglelensreflex,orSLRcameras.
Butthebiggestchangehascomewiththedevelopmentofdigitaldevices.Thishasmadetakingphotoquickerandeasier.It'senabledustotakeasnapandreviewourpicturesinstantly.We'vebeenabletodealwiththeminpost-production,usingsoftwareonourcomputer.Andofcourse,we'vebeenabletosharethemlikeneverbefore—particularlyonsocialmedia.
Ofcourse,nowwehavethesmartphone—aphonethatis,well,smartbecauseitcantakephotosandsometimesverygoodqualityones,andwecansharethemeasily.Sodoesthatmeanthetraditionalcamerawilleventuallybecomeoutdated?
FiguresfromJapanshowhowthemarketisshrinking:
shipmentsofcompactdigitalcamerasfromcompanieslikeOlympus,CanonandNikonweredown39percentyearonyear.
ButPhilHall,editorofTechRadarmagazine,toldtheBBCthatwhilepeopleareswappingtheircompactcamerasforsmartphones,"manufacturersarelookingatthemorehigher-endcameras,high-endcompacts,DSLRs,whicharetheonesyoucanattachlensesto,mirrorlesscameras.Inthissense,there'snothingtoworryabout."
8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"they"inParagraphIreferto?
A.Privatememories.B.Photoalbums
C.Artisticskills.D.Photographs
9.Whatisthebiggestchallengefortraditionalcameras?
A.Instantaccesstotakingphotographs.B.Sharingmomentsonsocialmedia.
C.Thedevelopmentofdigitaltechnology.D.Post-productionofsoftwareoncomputer.
10.WhatisPhilHall'sattitudetowardsthefutureoftraditionalcameras?
A.Optimistic.B.Negative.C.Worried.D.Uncertain.
11.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?
A.Whatadilemmaforcameras!
B.Whatcansmartphonesdoforus?
C.Aresmartphoneskillingcameras?
D.Cameraproducerssurvivethehardtimes
It'sthemostpopulardrinkworldwide.AccordingtotheBritishCoffeeAssociation,approximatelytwobillioncupsofcoffeeareconsumedeveryday.Butafterthebeanshavebeenpicked,roastedandbrewed,thegrounds(渣子)areoftentreatedaswaste.Withtheenvironmentandresourceconsumptionsuchhottopicsatthemoment,wouldn'titbegreatifwecouldreusethiswastetomakesomethinguseful?
ThecompanyOCHISproducessunglasses.MaxHavrylenko,founderofthecompany,wassearchingforanalternativematerialtoplastic.Hewantedto"solvetheproblemofplasticuseandoverconsumptionsoastocreateagreenerworld,"hetoldtheGuardian.OCHISheatsthegroundswithvegetableoils,formingabond.Thesearepressedintoplateswhicharedurableandflexible.Thesearethencutintothearmsandframesoftheglasses."Don'tworry,"hesays,"Theywon'tdissolve(溶解)intherain."
RosalieMcMillan,aLondonjeweler,usesrecycledcoffeegroundsalongwithgoldandsilvertomakehandcraftedjewelry.Mixedwithoils,thecoffeeisthensubjectedtoheatandpressuretocreateacompoundshecalls"Curface".Herwebsitesaysithasa"beautifulsurfacequalityandtexture"withsimilarpropertiestohardwood.
Whataboutacoffeecupmadefromthem?
KaffeeformisaGerman-basedcompanythattransformsusedgroundsandrenewableplant-basedrawmaterialsintoadurablecomposite.Thisisshapedintoavarietyofcontainersandpolishedandfinished,readytobesold.So,youcandrinkyourcoffeefromacupmadeofcoffee.
Anditdoesn'tstopthere.Evenwithoutafactory,youcanmakeuseofcoffeegrounds.Theymakeexcel-lentfertilizer(肥料).Youcanhighlightsomethingagainstthem,ormixthemwithwatertomakeabrown-tonedpaint.Andthelistgoeson.Sonexttimeyoufinishyourmorningcup,lakeawhiletothinkagain.
12.Thefirstparagraphismainlywrittentointroduce.
A.howpeopletreatcoffeegroundsB.annualconsumptionofcoffee
C.growingpopularityofcoffeeD.thebigproblemofwastingfood
13.Whatcanbeinferredfromthesecondparagraph?
A.OCHISdoesn'tmakesunglassesatallatpresent.
B.Plasticmightbelesseco-friendlytoenvironment.
C.Coffeehasbecometherawmaterialsofsunglasses.
D.Coffee-basedplatesaremoredurableandflexible.
14.Theunderlinedword"subjected"inParagraph3canbebestreplacedby.
A.accustomedB.exposedC.relevantD.sensitive
15.Whatdoestheauthoradvisepeop
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