河南省南阳市学年高一英语下学期第二次月考试题Word格式.docx
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Mon11Jan,9:
Where:
DominionMuseumBuilding,15BuckleStreet,Wellington
Restrictions:
AllAges
TicketInformation:
AdmissionFree
Thejourneyisrichinpersonalstorieswhichtellofthegreatexperienceofthebattlefieldsandthehardshipsathomeduringwar-timeNewZealand.ThevisitorswillexperiencethedesperatehorrorsandthevictoriesofthehumanspiritthatwerepartoftheGreatWar.
KaiparaCoastPlants&
SculptureGardens
00am-5:
1481KaiparaCoastHighway(SH16),Auckland
Res
trictions:
●Adults:
$10.00
●Children5-13(under5,free):
$5.00
●Groups10:
$8.00
●Over60&
Students(withID):
$9.00
Comeandenjoyarelaxingartandgardenexperience.Sculpturesareforsaleandthedisplaychangescompletelyever12monthswiththenewexhibitionopeninginDecembereachyeartogiveyouafreshexperienceeachtimeyoucome.
DreamWorksAnimation
Sun10Jan,10:
Mon11Jan,10:
00pm
TePapa,55CableSt,Wellington
$15.00
●Children&
Students3-15(withStudentID):
$6.00
●Childrenunder3:
$0.00
Theexhibitionfeaturesover400items,includingrareconceptdrawing,models,interviews,andoriginalartworks.Adultsandkidscangetcreativewithrealanimationtools,andsoarabovethecloudsintheDragonFlightexperiencefromHowtoTrainYourDragon.
Balls,BulletsandBoots
00am-4:
30pm
Mon11Jan,9:
NationalArmyMuseum,1HassettDr,SH1,Waiouru
DoorSalesOnly
Theexhibitionexplorestheimpactthecruelrealityofwarhadoncolonialsportsmenandtheirlovedonesastheyweretransplantedfromtherugbyfieldsofhometofight.
21.Ifacouplewiththeirsonaged5attendthesecondandthethirdexhibitions,howmuchshouldtheypay?
A.$53.B.$61.
C.$75.D.$82.
22.Whichofthefollowingmayattractasport-lovermost?
A.Balls,BulletsandBoots.
B.TheGreatWarExhibition.
C.DreamWorksAnimation.
D.KaiparaCoastPlants&
SculptureGardens.
23.Whatisthewriter’spurposeofwritingthetext?
A.Persuadepeopletostudyhistoryseriously
B.Attractmorevisitorstojoinintheexhibitions
C.Advisepeopletospendmoretimewithfamilies
D
.Comparethedifferencesoffourdifferentexhibitions
B
“Don’tbeafraidtogiveyourbesttowhatseeminglyaresmalljobs.Everytimeyouconqueroneitmakesyoumuchstronger.Ifyoudolittlejobswell,thebigoneswilltendtotakecareofthemselves,”saidDaleCarnegie.
Sometimes,doingyourbestworkortryingyourhardestatsomethingisdifficult.Itmayhavesomethingtodowithtryingtodosomethingnewforthefirsttime,likeanewsportoractivityatschool.Itmayhavesomethingtodowithdoinghomeworkforasubjectthatisnotyourfavoriteorisnotyourbest.
AsHunterS.Thompsononcesaid,“Anythingworthdoingisworthdoingright.”AndasAlbertEinsteinadded,“Wehavetodothebestwecan.Thisisoursacredhumanresponsibility.”
Developingthehabitoftryingyourhardestanddoingyourbestissomethingthatwillhelpyousucceedthroughoutyourlife.Ifyouhavelookedatsomequotesrelatedtotryingyourhardest,youwillseethatmanyofthemcomefrompeoplewhohavemadeabigdifferenceintheworld.Thisisnotacoincidence.Itwasnotonlytheirclevernessthathelpedthemstandoutandchangetheworld,buttheirabilitytotrytheirhardestanddotheirbestinwhatevertheyweredoing.Ifyoucandevelopthissamehabit---todoyourbestinanysituation,itwillbeagreatbenefittoyourfamily,career,schoolandcommunity.
AsBobCousyputit,“Doyourbestwhennooneislooking.Ifyoudothat,thenyoucanbesuccessfulatanythingyouputyourmindto.”Thechoiceisyours.
24.WhydoestheauthorusethequoteofDaleCarnegieinParagraph1?
A.Todescribeascene.B.Tointroduceatopic.
C.Todrawaconclusion.D.Tosupportanargument.
25.Accordingtothepassage,inwhichcaseisitdifficulttotryyourhardest?
A.Whenyouaredoingsomethingthatyouarefamiliarwith.
B.Whenyouaredoingsomethingthatyouaregoodat.
C.Whenyouaredoingsomethingthatyoufeelboredwith.
D.Whenyouaredoingsomethingthatyoulikeverymuch.
26.Whydoestheauthorsuggestwedevelopthehabitoftryingourhardest?
A.Toletusmakeabigdifferenceintheworld.
B.Tohelpusachievesuccessallthroughourlife.
C.Tomakeusmoreskillfulinourwork.
D.Tomakeitpossibleforustobenefitthewholeworld.
27.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?
A.Toinform.B.Toadvertise.C.Tointroduce.D.Topersuade.
C
Theyoungboysawme,orrather,hesawthecarandquicklyranuptome,eagertosellhisbunchesofbananasandbagsofpeanuts.Thoughheappearedtobeabouttwelve,heseemedtohavealreadyknownthebitternessoflife.“Bananas300naira.Peanuts200naira.”Hesaidinalowvoice.Ibargainedhimdownto200forthefruitandnuts.Whenheagreed,Ihandedhima500nairabill.Hedidn’thavechange.SoItoldhimnottoworry.Hesaidthanksandsmiledarowofperfectteeth.
When,twoweekslater,Isawtheboyagain,Iwasmoreawareofmypositioninasocietywhereit’snotthatun
commontoseealittleboywhoshouldbeinschoolstandingonthecornersellingfruitintheburningsun.Myparentshadraisedmetobeawareoftheadvantagewehadbeenaffordedandtheresponsibilityitbroughttous.
Ipulledoverandrolleddownmywindow.Hehadabunchofbananasandabagofpeanutsready.Iwavedthemaway.“What’sup?
”askedhim.“I…Idon’thavemoneytobuybooksforschool.”Ireachedintomypocketandhandedhimtwofresh500nairabills.“Willthishelp?
”Iasked.Helookedaroundnervouslybeforetakingthemoney.Onethousandnairawasalotofmoneytosomeonewhosefamilyprobablymadeabout5,000nairaorlesseachyear.“Thankyou,sir.”hesaid.“Thankyouverymuch!
”
Whendrivinghome,Iwonderedifmylitt
lefriendactuallyusedthemoneyforschoolbooks.Whatifhe’sacheat?
AndthenIwonderedwhyIdidit.DidIdoittomakemyselffeelbetter?
WasIusinghim?
Ididn’tknowhisnameortheleastbitabouthim,nordidIthinktoask.
Overthenextsixmonths,IwasbusyworkinginanewsagencyinnorthernNigeria.SometimeafterIreturned,Iwentoutforadrive.WhenIwasabouttopullover,theboysuddenlyappearedbymywindowwithabigsmilereadyonhisface.
“Oh,gosh!
Longtime.”
“Areyouinschoolnow?
”Iasked.
Henodded.
“That’sgood,”Isaid.Asilencefellaswelookedateachother,andthenIrealizedwhathewanted.“Here,”Iheldouta500nairabill.“Takethis.”Heshookhisheadandsteppedbackasifhurt.“What’swrong?
”Iasked.“It’sagift.”
Heshookhisheadagainandbroughthishandfrombehindhisback.Hisfaceshonewithsweat.Hedroppedabunchofbananasandabagofpeanutsinthefrontseatbeforehesaid,“I’vebeenwaitingtogivethesetoyou.”
28.Whatwastheauthor’sfirstimpressionoftheboy?
A.Heseemedtobepoorandgreedy.B.Heseemedtohavesufferedalot.
C.Heseemedyoungerthanhisage.D.Heseemedgoodatbargaining.
29.Thesecondtimetheauthormettheboy,theboy.
A.toldhimhispurposeofsellingfruitandnuts
B.wantedtoexpresshisthanks
C.askedhimformoneyforhisschoolbooks
D.triedtotakeadvantageofhim
30.Whydidtheauthorgivehismoneytotheboy?
A.Becausehehadenoughmoneytodothat.
B.Becausehehadlearnttohelpotherssincechildhood.
C.Becauseheheldahigherpositioninthesociety.
D.Becausehehadbeenaskedbythenewsagencytodoso.
31.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheboy?
A.Braveandpolite.B.Kindandsmart.
C.Honestandthankful.D.Shyandnervous
Whenyougotothedoctor,youliketocomeawaywithaprescription.Itmakesyoufeelbettertoknowyouwillgetsomemedicine.Butthedo
ctorknowsthatmedicineisnotalwaysneeded.Sometimesallasickpersonneedsissomereassurancethatallwillbewell.Insuchcasesthedoctormayprescribeaplacebo.
Aplaceboisasugarpill,aharmlessshot,orailemptycapsule.Eventhoughtheyhavenomedicineinthem,thesethingsseemtomakepeoplewell.Thepatientthinksitismedicineandbeginstogetbetter.Howdoesthishappen?
Thestudyoftheplaceboopensupnewknowledgeaboutthewaythehumanbodycanhealitself.Itisasiftherewasadoctorineachofus.Thedoctorwillhealthebodyforusifweletit.Butitisnotyetknownjusthowtheplaceboworkstohealthebody.Somepeoplesayitworksbecausethehumanmindfoolsitself.Thesepeoplesaythatifthemindisfooledintothinkingitgotmedicine,thenitwillactasifitdid,andthebodywillfeelbetter.
Placebosdonotalwayswork.Thesuccessofthistreatmentseemstorestalotwiththerelationshipbetweenthepatientandthedoctor.Ifthepatienthasalotoftrustinthedoctorandifthedoctorreallywantstohelpthepatient,thentheplaceboismorelikelytowork.Soinaway,thedoctoristhemostpowerfulplaceboofall.
Aplacebocanalsohavebadeffects.Ifpatientsexpectabadreactiontomedicine,thentheywillalsoshowabadreactiontotheplacebo.Thiswouldseemtoshowthatalotofhowyoureacttomedicineisinyourmindratherthaninyourbody.Somedoctorsstillthinkt
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