陕西省榆林市榆阳区镇川中学2024-2025学年高一上学期11月期中英语试题

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C.Skiledworkers. 16.Whatdoesthemansayabouttheinterview? A.Itiseasy. B.Ittakestime. C.Itisrelaxing. 6)109bc,QR)17d202。 17.WhatdidMozartstarttodoattheageoffive? A.Createmusic. B.Playthepiano. C.Holdaconcert. 18.WhydidMozartliveapoorlife? A.Hemadelittlemoney. B.Hiswifespenttoomuch. C.Hesupportedabigfamily. 19.Whatdoesthespeakermeanattheendofthetalk? A.Themusicianisgifted. B.Theaudienceisnoisy. C.Themusicistooloud. 20.Whereisthespeaker? A.Inacinema. B.Inalibrary. C.Inaconcerthal. ;E=> FG(ABC,D>50>) )"0 (+1512;3122.54,5437.54) UV7efg , ?32@ABA、B、C、Dh>DE&DFGHDE。 犃 犉狅狌狉犅犲狊狋犗狀犾犻狀犲犈狀犵犾犻狊犺犆狅狌狉狊犲狊 犝犱犲犿狔:EnglishforBeginners This77hourcourseisamongthebestselingcourses.Thedesignbasedonrealneed makesiteasytoadapttoeventhebusiestschedules.Itopenstostudentswithnoknowledge ofthelanguage.Learnerswil becomegoodenoughtospeakclearlyandconfidentlyand understandthelanguagewelenoughtofolowmoviesandTV. Price:$109 Timetocomplete:20weeks 犆狅狌狉狊犲狉犪:EnglishforCareerDevelopment CourseraissupportedbytheUS DepartmentofStatesBureauofEducationaland CulturalAffairsofficeofEnglishlearning.CourserateachesEnglishforbusinessskilslike jobsearching,resumesandinterviewing.Learnerscanstartatanytime. Price:$100 Timetocomplete:40weeks 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )3 *(+8*)】 25-T-323A 犃犾犻狊狅狀:EnglishforCareerDevelopment Thisselfpaced(ijklB)coursetakesauniqueapproachtoteachingbusinessEnglish. Englishlanguagelearnerslearnthebasicsofsearching,applying,andinterviewingforjobsin theUnitedStates.Thoughalpartsofthecoursearefree,certificationcosts$30andis availableonlytothosewhoreceive80percentorhigherontheirassessments(mn). Price:Free Timetocomplete:Selfpaced 犘犲狉犳犲犮狋犾狔犛狆狅犽犲狀:EnglishforDailyUse ThiscoursehelpsnonlocalswiththekindsofEnglishusedonthestreetandonvacation. Itcoverscommonexpressions,suchaswhattosaywhenmeetingandgreetingpeople,and howtoexpressfeelings.Thecourseincludesthelanguageusedwhentraveling,orderingata restaurant,andduringtheUnitedKingdomholidays. Price:$90 Timetocomplete:36weeks 21.HowmuchshouldlearnerspayforUdemy? A.$30. B.$90. C.$100. D.$109. 22.WhatdoCourseraandAlisonhaveincommon? A.Theyarefreeofcharge. B.Theymustbefinishedin40weeks. C.TheyfocusonbusinessEnglish. D.Theyaresuitableforpupils. 23.WhichcourseattractsnonlocalswhowanttolearndailyEnglish? A.PerfectlySpoken. B.Coursera. C.Alison. D.Udemy. 犅 GiorgioMorandiwasoneofthegreatestartistsinthehistoryofItaly.Hewastheeldest offivechildrenbornintoamiddleclassfamilyinBologna,Italy.Hisearlyloveofartupset hisfather,whowantedhissontoworkwithhiminhisexportbusiness.Morandiattempted thebusinessunsuccessfulyin1906. Afterthat,MorandienteredtheBolognaAcademyofFineArtsin1907.Hecontinuedhis studywiththesupportofhisfriendswhenhisfathersuddenlypassedawayin1908,forcing himtosupporthismotherandyoungersisters.Duringthattime,hewasintroducedto CubismandFuturism,whichinfluencedhisearlywork. AfterhegraduatedfromtheBolognaAcademyofFineArtsin1913,Morandicontinued hisstudybytravelingaroundItaly,especialytotheVeniceBiennale.Thosetourswould finalyproveimportant,asmuchof Morandisexposure(o p)topainterscamefrom publishedartworksonthejourney.HewasparticularlyinterestedintheworkofImpressionists likeClaudeMonet,aswelasfolowinggreatssuchasGeorgesSeuratandPaulCézanne. AfterMorandifinishedhistraveling,hereturnedhomeandlivedwithhisfamily.For manyyears,Morandikeptapeacefuldailyroutine.Andhedidmostofhisworkinhis workshop,asmalroominaflathesharedwithhismotherandsisters. Lifewasnteasyforhimatfirst,buthequicklyestablishedhimselfasanimportant modernartist.Hismasteryofaskilofcolor,lightandarrangementbegantogainnotice, shininginthefaceofpresentpaintinginthemannerofabstraction(qr).Andhewasnamed “oneofthegreatestpaintersliving”byRobertoLonghiin1934. 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )4 *(+8*)】 25-T-323A 24.WhydidMorandisearlyloveofartworryhisfather? A.IttookMoranditoomuchtime. B.HisfatherdidnthavemoneytosupportMorandi. C.HisfatherwantedMoranditofolowinhisfootsteps. D.TherewerenosuitableartteachersforMorandi. 25.WhatdidMorandidoin1913? A.Hetriedhisfathersbusiness. B.Hestartedhisuniversitylife. C.Hetraveledwithhisfather. D.Hefinishedhisstudyinschool. 26.WhatplayedaleadingroleinshapingMorandiasasuccessfulmodernartist? A.Hisloveforhisfamily. B.HistoursaroundItaly. C.Hismiddleclassbackground. D.Hisexposuretohisfathersbusiness. 27.Howdoestheauthormainlydevelopthetext? A.Byaskingquestions. B.Byprovidingexamples. C.Byfolowingtimeorder. D.Bymakingacomparison. 犆 EveryyearthestartoftheAtlantichurricaneseasonisanotherreminderforMargarite Augustthatshestildoesnthavearoof. The70yearoldretiredteachershomeonthesmalCaribbeanislandnationofDominica wasmostlywipedoutbyhurricaneMariasixyearsago. SixyearsafterhurricaneMaria,DominicanslikeMargariteAuguststilhaventbeenable torehabilitatetheirhomes. Augustisnotalone.SinceMaria,thegovernmentofDominicahasbuilt7,000new homes—aboutaquarterofitshousingstock—withmaterialstofightanotherCategory5hurricane. Theyvealsorelocatedtwocommunities.Butanuntoldnumberoftheislands70,000orso residentsarelikeAugust,rebuildingtheirhomesinanywaytheycanafford. HurricaneMariaisoftenreferredtoasaonceinalifetimedisaster.Scientistsputmuch oftheblameonwarmingoceantemperaturesthatcouldmakefrequent(stB)stormslikeit. Mariadamagedaterrible95% ofDominicashousingstockand226% ofthenations GDP.Beforethestorm,thecountryseconomyhadlongstruggledsinceitsindependencefrom GreatBritainin1978.Unlikeitsmorefamoustouristyneighborsalongthechainofeastern Caribbeanislandsitlieson,Dominicaismoreknownforitsruggedmountainsandjungles(u-) thanwhitesandybeaches. Thejunglemountainsthatcrashdowntothecoastarebeautifulbutdisastersvisiteasily. “IdontthinkanybodyevergotoverMaria,”saysChristineJohnoftheDominicaRedCross. “Therearealotofpersonstoday—ifitjuststartstorainoutside,theygetanxious.” 28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“rehabilitate”inparagraph3mean? A.Rebuild. B.Leave. C.Decorate. D.Buy. 29.Whatisthemaincauseoffrequentextremestormsaccordingtoscientists? A.Overfarming. B.Lossoftheland. C.Thedisappearanceoftheforests. D.Climatechange. 30.WhatisDominicaknownforaccordingtothetext? A.Itsgoodeconomy. B.Itsarchitecture. C.Itsmountainsandjungles. D.Itssandybeaches. 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )5 *(+8*)】 25-T-323A 31.WhyareDominicansnervouswhenitrains? A.Theyhavetostayboredathome. B.Theirhousesareeasytotakeinwater. C.Theydontknowhowtomakeumbrelas. D.TheyareafraidofanotherdisasterlikeMaria. 犇 Animals,includinghumans,feelsoundaswelashearit,andsomeofthemostmeaningful communicationhappensatfrequencies(sv)thatpeoplecanthear.Elephants,forexample,use theselowfrequencysoundsto,amongotherthings,findfamilyoramateacrosslongdistances. Whalesdoit,too. Butyoudonthavetoweighatontomakeasound.Infact,youdonthavetobebigger thanapea.Consider,forexample,thetreehopper,acuriouslittleanimalthatlivesonthe stems(w)oftheleaves.UniversityofMissouribiologistRexCocrofthasspentmuchofhis timelisteningcloselytotreehopperswithhisteam. Theteamdiscoversthatalthesoundsbeingheardfromtreehoppersareproducedby males.Theydoitbyvibrating(xy)theirabdomens(z{)tomakeawidevarietyofstrange sounds.Thereisalmostnoairbornesoundproducedwiththesevibrationalsounds.Cocroft explained,“Ifatreehopperweretostandonyourfingerandproduceasound,youwouldfeel thevibrationbuthearnosound.” Theyshowedthatsomesounds,notsurprisingly,seemtobeaimedatattractingfemales. Andsomeareaimedatothermales. Cocroftexplained,“Whentwomalesmeeteachother,orwhentheyarematesearching onabranch,werehearing‘purring,bdddddrrrr...’soundsthatmalesgive.”Normaly,a personcouldnthearanyofthis,becausethesoundtravelsalongthestem,insideit.And thatshowothertreehoppersdetectit. Cocroftsaidtreehoppershaveverysensitivelegs.Andtheystandaroundonstems, whicharegoodatspreadingvibrations.Sotheyjustusewhatnaturegivesthemtocommunicate witheachother. “Theyhavesomanydifferentformsofsocialbehaviorandgrouping,”Cocroftexplained. “Andoncethereareanimalslivingingroups,thentherewil bealsortsofinteresting possibilitiesforcommunication.” 32.WhatdoesCocroftsresearchfocusonabouttreehoppers? A.Theirvariety. B.Theircommunication. C.Theirlivingareas. D.Theirnumbers. 33.Whatcanweknowabouttreehoppers? A.Theysensesoundsbylegs. B.Theyknockthestemstomakesounds. C.Theirsoundscanbeeasilyheardbyhumans. D.Femalesmakesoundstomeeteachother. 34.WhatdoesCocroftsayaboutanimalslivingingroups? A.Itiskeytotheirsurvival. B.Itdrivesanincreaseintheirnumbers. C.Itoftenleadstocommunication. D.Itcontributesmuchtothedivisionofanimaltypes. 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )6 *(+8*)】 25-T-323A 35.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext? 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A.Folowyourinterests B.Setupbitesizedgoals C.Theyproveyoucandoit D.Knowingwhereyouwanttogo E.Ifyoudontwanttoachievesomething F.Whenyoucomeacrosspeoplewhoaresuccessful G.Learnfromthemandquicklyputthelearningintoaction ;J=> "KLM(ABC,D>30>) )"0 (+1512;31214,54154) UV78fg , ?32@ABA、B、C、Dh>DE&DF|}~€[BGHDE。 Mydadiseasygoingandhasagiftforchatting.He 41 afastfoodrestaurantcaled QueeniesWeenies,whichisspecializedinhotdogs.Iworkwithmydadatthe 42 onweekends. OneSaturday,wewent 43 .Aswegotintothecheckoutline,I 44 something: ourcashier(‡ˆ‰)wasvery 45 !She 46 nosmiles,nogreetingsandnosmaltalk. Her“angeraura(Š‹)”wasobviousandkindof 47 tome.Whenwe 48 tocheck out,Iwasthinkingthatweshouldjustpayforourthingsandleavequickly.Mydadhada different 49 .Whenitwasourturn,hestarted 50 her. Dadsaid,“Hi,howareyoutoday?Thisismyson.Ihavearestaurant,andwe 51  【 !"#$%&'( · !" )7 *(+8*)】 25-T-323A together.ItscaledQueeniesWeenies.DropbymyrestaurantsometimeandIwil  52  youtomyhotdogs.Imgoodatcookingthem.”Bythetimewe 53 checkingout,the cashierwassmiling.Shesaid,“Thanks,umm...Ihopeyouandyoursonhaveaveryniceday.” Backinthecar,Dadsaidtome,“Thecashierwasobviously 54 today.Ithappensto everyone.Smile 55 orgiveafewkindwords,whichisalittakestomakeonealittle moredelighted.” 41.A.owns B.describes C.visits D.recommends 42.A.supermarket B.hospital C.restaurant D.company 43.A.hiking B.camping C.exploring D.shopping 44.A.imagined B.believed C.noticed D.remembered 45.A.beautiful B.unhappy C.professional D.polite 46.A.received B.needed C.avoided D.offered 47.A.suitable B.frightening C.special D.friendly 48.A.helped B.refused C.waited D.forgot 49.A.problem B.idea C.hope D.experience 50.A.talkingto B.lookingafter C.goingafter D.laughingat 51.A.work B.play C.tour D.exercise 52.A.drive B.tie C.treat D.lead 53.A.quitted B.finished C.missed D.regretted 54.A.inpeace B.indanger C.inahurry D.inlowspirits 55.A.warmly B.immediately C.secretly D.comfortably )/0 (+1012;3121.54,54154) UV78fg , Œ€[~1>ŽBY‘’“B”•–—。 犠犺狔犛犺狅狌犾犱犢狅狌犠狅狉犽犜犺犻狊犛狌犿犿犲狉? Maybeyouareaskingyourself 56 youshouldgetajobthissummer.Youcouldspend yoursummer 57 (sit)aroundyourhouserelaxedorhangingoutwithyourfriends.Therewil alwaysbetimeforthose 58 (thing).Here 59 (be)somereasonstogetajobthissummer: MakeMoney:Simpleasthat.Itshardtomakemoney 60 ajob.Plus,itsniceto haveyourownmoneyinsteadofaskingyourparentsforital  61 time. SaveforColege:Colegeisvery 62 (expense).Ifyouarentwinningascholarship(˜™š) anddontwanthugestudentloandebtslater,startsavingmoneyforcolegeexpensesnow. GainExperience:Anothergreatreasonistostartgainingworkexperience.Itwillook goodonyourresume(›œ)plusitalsohelpsdevelopjobandlifeskilsforthefuture. BuyStuff:Itsnicetobeabletohavemoney 63 (buy)yourownstuffsometimes.  64 thatissomethingsmallikeanewcelphoneorsomethingbiglikeacar,havingajob wilhelpyoupayforwhatyou 65 (actual)wantorneed. HaveFun:Usesomeofyourearningstogotothemalormovies,eatoutandsoon. ;N=> .:(ABC,D>40>) )"0 (54154) JžgŸ”Œ ¡}Friendship‚2B¢g£¤。¥J¦"§fg¨©,“ª«‘: 1.JB¬­®œ; 2.:­¯B°±。 ²³ :1.¦`´µ‚80>¶·; 2.¥¸¹7º—ŒR2»B¼µ½¾`R。 【 !"#$%&'( · !" )8 *(+8*)】 25-T-323A 犉狉犻犲狀犱狊犺犻狆       )/0 (54254) UV78bc , ¿ÀÁ“ªT@A9 ÃÄŦa9 , ÆÇÈÉ"§IÊBfg 。 Mr.andMrs.Morrisonhadbeenmarriedfor25years.Theyraisedtwochildren,Emily andLucas,inahousethatwasalwaysfiledwithlaughterandlove. Emily,nowayoungwomanstudyingartincolege,oftenreturnedhomeonweekends. Lucas,theyoungerbrother,wasinhisfinalyearofhighschool,andhisfuturewaslikean unwrittenstory. Onecoolautumnevening,asthesmelofMrs.Morrisonsfamousapplepiefiledthe kitchen,therewasanawkward(ËÌB)silencebetweenLucasandhisparents.Mrs.Morrison noticeditfirst,thewayLucasavoidedeyecontactwhenhespoke.Mr.Morrisonalsosensed theunease(ÍÎ)butchosetoletitgo,hopingLucaswouldopenupinhisowntime. Laterthatnight,afterdinnerhadbeenservedandthedishesclearedaway,Lucassatby thetablewithhisparents. “Mom,Dad,”Lucasbegan,“theressomethingIneedtotalktoyouabout.” Thecouplelookedateachother,concernedandcurious.“Ofcourse,honey,”Mrs.Morrison saidgently.“Youknowyoucantalktousaboutanything.” Lucashadbeenplayingtheguitarandwritingsongsforyears.“Ivebeenthinkingalotabout myfuturelately,”hesaid,raisinghisvoice.“Ivedecidedtotakeagap(OÏ)year...Iwantto practicemusicskils.” Therewasalongsilencebeforetheconversationcontinued.Mr.Morrison,whowaslost indeepthought,lookedathisson.Mrs.Morrisonseyeswidened,withalookofsurprise crossingherface. “Music?!”Mr.Morrisonfinalyspoke,hisvoicestilfiledwithconcern.“Lucas,youve nevermentionedthisbefore.Whataboutyourplansforcolege?” Lucaslookedup,knowingthiswasthemomenthehadfeared,yetheknewitwould come.“Musichasbeenmyfavouriteforyears,”hesaid.“Iexpecttoseewheremusiccould takeme.” ²³ :1.Ŧ´µ‚150>¶·; 2.¥¸¹7º—ŒR2»B¼µ½¾`R。 Lucaswordswerefolowedbyatotalsilence.       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