上海市华师大二附中高一上学期开学考英语试题.docx

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上海市华师大二附中高一上学期开学考英语试题

华师大二附中2017-2018学年新高一英语入学摸底考

Ⅱ.Grammar15%

17.Duringthevacation,manyparentstakeontherolesofdriverastheydrivetheirchildrenfromonelessonto.

A.anotherB.otherC.theothersD.others

18.Lifeislikeanocean;onlystrong-willedcanreachtheothershore.

A.aB.theC./D.that

19.Iwon’tgiveyouanyhelpyoutellmethetruth.It’snoneofmybusiness.A.unlessB.sinceC.ifD.evenif

20.ThoughItogoabroadforfurtherstudy.Ichangedmymindanddecidedtostaywithmyfamily.

A.hadwantedB.wantedC.wouldwantD.didwant

21.Themanwassosurprisedatthathedidnottrytoescapeordefendhimself.A.discoveredB.discoveringC.tobediscoveredD.beingdiscovered

22.Experimentsthatchildrencanbeinstructedinswimmingataveryearlyage,asearlyasabouttwomonths.

A.areprovingB.willbeprovedC.areprovedD.haveproved

23.Informationhasbeenputforwardmorestudentswillbeadmittedintouniversities.A.thatB.whileC.whenD.as

24.ThechairmanthoughtnecessarytoinviteProfessorJohnsontospeakatthemeeting.A.thatB.itC.thisD.him

25.Thebellranghehadtimetodashintotheclassroomtotaketheexam.A.afterB.beforeC.sinceD.until

26.Whetherwayswillbefoundtostoppollutionornotisjustworriesthepublic.A.whyB.whatC.thatD.which

27.ProfessorSmith,forhisinformativelectures,waswarmlyreceivedbyhisstudents.A.knowingB.knownC.tobeknownD.havingknown28.Cathyhadquitherjobwhenhersonwasbornshecouldstayhomeandraiseherfamily.A.incaseB.asifC.onlyifD.sothat

29.Hearingthedogbreakingfiercely,.

A.thethiefwasrunningawayB.awaydidthethiefrun

C.thethiefwouldrunawayD.awayranthethief

30.Iworryaboutaboutmyweekend--Ialwayshavemyplansreadybeforeitcomes.A.can’tB.mustn’tC.daren’tD.needn’t31.Mozart’shousehecomposed“TheMagicFlute”isamuseumnow.

A.whereB.whenC.thereD.which

Ⅲ.Vocabulary20%

32.energyundertheearthmustbereleasedinoneformoranother,forexample,earthquake.A.AccumulatedB.GatheredC.BurdenedD.Collected

33.Ifyourcarisn’tinsured,youmaylosingeverythingwhenithitssomethingsolid.A.delayB.denyC.avoidD.risk

34.Accordingtotheresearch,ittakes21daystoanewgoodhabit.

A.cultivateB.exchangeC.handleD.inform

35.Thefiguresinthatreportarenot.You’dbetterdomoredetectiveworkyourself.A.delicateB.strictC.accurateD.fixed

36.ALDScontrolandpreventionisatoChinaaswellasthewholeworld.A.surpriseB.challengeC.reactionD.threat

37.IamusedtotravelingbyairandonlyononehaveIeverfeltfrighted.

A.airportB.situationC.experienceD.occasion

38.Withthepetrolusedup,theboatalongtheriverandfinallyreachedtheshore5hourslater.A.flewB.struckC.droveD.drifted

39.Theaimofeducationistoteachpeopletothinkforthemselvesandnotfollowothers.A.blindlyB.unwillinglyC.closelyD.carefully

40.Lastweekatennisballhitmeonthehead,butItriedtothepain,believingthatitwouldgoawaysoonerorlater.

A.shareB.realizeC.ignoreD.cause

41.Nomatterhowcarefullyyouplanyourfinances,noonecanwhentheunexpectedwillhappen.

A.proveB.implyC.demandD.predict

SectionB

Directions:

Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.changeB.repeatedlyC.dependentD.limitedAB.flexibleAC.properAD.respectBC.conceptsBD.explainedCD.freelyABC.figure

Ingivingadvice,youmustlearntounderstandtheperson’slevelofjudgment.Therewillbesomepeoplewhocometoyouwithunconnectedknowledge,talkingabout,say,VitaminB12andothermodern

42.Whentheyaskadvice,beginatthatlevel.Unlessyoustartattheirownlevel,theywillnotbeabletounderstand.Youmustexplaintotheminscientifictermstheeffectsofthefoodtheyeat,andhowtheyneedto43it.

Youhavetotrainyourselftobevery44.Stayingatonelevelisnotbeingafreeman.Ifwestayataveryhighlevelallthetime,thatisnotpractical.Alimitlesspersongoes45fromonelevelofthinkingtoanother,accordingtohiscircumstances.Todothiswemustgetridofourunwillingnesstochangeourwayofthinkingorbehavior,becomefriendswitheveryone,andhavethesamelovingfeelingsforeveryone.Thenwecangiveadvicetoallkindsofpeople.Ifthereissomeoneorsomethingyoudislike,youarestill46,andyourabilitytogiveadviceisreduced.Foranyone,thesame.Afreepersonactslikethat.

Youcannotstaywithasickpersonallthetime.Youmust47aperson’sfreedomasmuchasyoucan.Ifpeoplereallywanttodie,letthem—itistheirfreedom.Thepointisnevertobecomeanauthority

48;remainafriendoradvisor.Peopleshouldnotcomeback49forconsultation;iftheydo,youradvicehasbeenincomplete—youdidnotknowhowtogivethe50adviceaboutfreedom.Iftheydonotunderstandthat,sickpeoplebecomeslaves;theyarestillafraidinside,andare51.Thatisnowaytobuildahealthyworldandhelppeoplebecomehappyandfree.

IV.ClozeTest15%

Foodforfree

Tolookor‘forage’forfoodgrowinginnatureisnothingnew.Humanhavedoneitformanythousands

ofyears.Eventodayculturessurviveononlythewildfoodtheyfind.Amongothers,foraginghasbecomemoreofa52activity,inFranceandSpain,53,manypeoplelookformushroomsintheautumn.FoetheBritish,foragingwasaveryimportantwaytokeephealthyinthepast,54duringtheSecondWorldWarwhentherewaslessfoodintheshops.Ingredients55rosehips,richinvitaminC,nettlesandseaweedwereallusedtoimprovetheir56.

Inrecentdecadesforaginghasoftenbeensomethingpeopledoindevelopingcountries,notdevelopedones.Indevelopedcountries,modernagriculturalmethodshaveledto57inwhatpeopleeatandwheretheygettheirfood.Withthegrowthofsupermarkets,peoplecannowbuyseasonalfoodsanydayoftheyearandtheynolongerneedtoforage.Thepaceoflifethesedaysisalsofaster.58,manypeopleprefertobuyalltheirfoodfromshopsandsupermarketsbecauseitsavestimeandenergy,bothofwhichforagingrequires.

59,thingsarechangingonceagainandinthelastfewyears,foraginghasbecome60inthosecountrieswithsupermarkets.Youmightthinkthisnewinterestinwildfoodisbecauseof61

problemsandpeoplewantingtocuttheirspendingbut62,thisnewtrendbeganinthetoprestaurantoftheworld.Insomeoftheserestaurants,theyusefresh63ingredientstocreateelegantdishesofthehighestquality.Someofthemevenemployprofessionalforagerstofindtheseasonalingredientsusedeachday.

Thisfashionforwildfoodisnowspreadingandmorepeopleareinterestedingoingoncausesororganizedwildfoodwalkstolearnhowtoforagesafely.Theseactivitiesshowpeoplewhatplants,berries,fungiandnutstheycanfindandwhenandwheretheymightgrow.Theyteachpeoplewhatplants64

mushroomstobecarefulofandalsohowtopreparedifferentwildfoodssotheyaresafetoeat.65,thesecoursesorwalksmakepeoplemoreawareoftheseasons,theirnaturalsurroundingsandthefreefoodonoffer.Theyaresocialandencouragepeopletobe66withnature.Thismightbesomethingthatgoodforusall.

52.A.seasonalB.outdoorC.leisureD.cultural

53.A.EventhoughB.OntheonehandC.ForexampleD.Inaword

54.A.simplyB.purposefullyC.generallyD.especially

55.A.suchasB.forinstanceC.asifD.incase

56.A.appearanceB.dietC.healthD.life

57.A.safetyB.confusionC.changesD.conclusion

58.A.AsaresultB.SomehowC.NeverthelessD.Furthermore

59.A.ThoughB.HoweverC.AnyhowD.Moreover

60.A.availableB.unpopularC.uselessD.fashionable

61.A.practicalB.technicalC.financialD.agricultural

62.A.intheendB.onthecontraryC.infactD.bycontrast

63.A.wildB.pureC.familiarD.sustainable

64.A.exceptB.andC.likeD.or

65.A.SofarB.AboveallC.OntheotherhandD.Inreality

66.A.outsideB.contactC.harmoniousD.generous

V.Readingcomprehension28%

Myl4-year-oldson,John,andIspottedthecoatalmostatthesametime.Itwashangingatasecondhandclothingstore.Whiletheothercoatslookedratherdepressed,thisonelookedasifitwereholdingitselfup.Thethick,blackwoolofthechesterfield（长大衣）wassoftandunworn.Itwasbeautifullytailoredandhadanunbelievablepricetagof$28.Welookedateachother,sayingnothing,butJohn’seyesshone.Dark,woolencoatswerepopularwithteenageboys,butcouldcostseveralhundreddollarsnew.Thiscoatwasevenbetter,bearingthattouchofclassicelegancefromlongago.

Johntrieditonandturnedfromsidetoside,eyeinghimselfinthemirrorwithaserious,studiedexpressionthatsoonchangedintoasmile.Thefitwasperfect.

Johnworethecoattoschoolthenextdayandcamehomewithagrin.“Howdidthekidslikeyourcoat?

”Iasked.“Theylovedit!

”hesaidmerrily,carefullyfoldingitoverthebackofachairandsmoothingitflat.

Overthenextfewweeks,achangecameoverJohn.Agreementreplacedprotest,quiet,reasoneddiscussionreplacedargument.Hebecomemoresensible,morepolite,morethoughtful,eagertoplease.“Gooddinner,Mom,”hewouldsayeveryevening.OnedaywhenIsuggestedthathemightstartonhishomeworkbeforedinner,John,whoalwaysputthingsoff,said,“You’reright.IguessIwill.”

WhenImentionedthisincidenttooneofhisteachersandremarkedthatIdidn’tknowwhatcausedthechanges,shesaidlaughing.“Itmustbehiscoat!

”Atthelibrary,weranintoafriendwhohadnotseenourchildr