江苏省南京市第一中学2021-2022学年高一下学期5月阶段性检测英语试卷.docx
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1、南京一中2021-2022学年第二学期5月阶段性检测试卷高一英语命题人:高一英语备课组 校对人:高一英语备课组 审核人:方颖第一部分 听力(共两节,满分30分)略第二部分:阅读理解(共两节,满分50分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AWarm Mineral Springs ParkStep into the past at the only natural warm spring in Florida! With a consistent average temperature of 85 year-rou
2、nd, Warm Mineral Springs Park provides visitors with a number of recreation options. The spring is reported to have one of the highest mineral contents of any natural spring in the United States. With highly mineralized properties, internationally known for its healing qualities, the park attracts m
3、ore than 130,000 visitors annually.At Warm Mineral Springs Park, you will find a day full of relaxation. A variety of spa services are available to those who book in advance by calling(941)426-1692.An on-site gift shop offers diverse items and souvenirs for purchase.PricingTickets are not refundable
4、, cannot be exchanged, and cannot be reissued if lost or stolen. Same day re-entry is permitted. Residents include all of Sarasota County. Proof of residency includes drivers license, water bill and tax bill. Entry pricing, including sales tax, is as follows:PassResidentNon-ResidentAdults(ages 18 an
5、d above)$15$20Students(ages 6-17)$11.25$15Children (ages 5 and younger)FREEFREEAnnual Pass$1,125$2,00010 Visit Pass$112.50$15030 Visit Pass$150$200General RulesTo ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors, please respect the following rules:Children 10 years and younger must stay in th
6、e childrens area.Children ages 11-16 must remain in the outer border.You must be 17 years or older to swim in the middle.No toys are allowed in the water.No food or drinks in the water.No visitors may block the entrance or exit ramps(坡道).Devices for the producing or reproducing of sound are prohibit
7、ed.For Dally Programming, Contact: (941)426-1692Hours of Operation: Monday through Sunday 9 a.m.to.5 p.m.Open every day, with the exception of December 25.21.What makes Warm Mineral Springs Park unique in Florida?A. The natural spring. B. The recreation options.D. The mineral contents. C. The averag
8、e temperature.22.A student aged 16 from Sarasota entered the park twice last Sunday, and he paid .A.$11.25B.$22.50 C.$15D.$3023.Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A. Visitors can purchase souvenirs all year round.B. The entrance or exit ramps arent available to visitors.C. Activ
9、ity zones are separated according to the age of visitors.D. Each visitor to the park can relax himself through spa services.BIn 2050, dining at your favourite restaurant is likely to be a different experience.For your starter, youll tuck into a Caesar salad containing protein-rich mealworms instead
10、of chicken. Next, your android waiter 2.0 will bring over the mouth-watering main course; a meaty burger that has been grown in a Petri dish(有盖培养皿). Then, if you still have room for dessert, youll choose from a range of sweet treats that have been designed on a computer and printed directly onto the
11、 plate.These unconventional dishes may seem stomach-churning to us now, but in the future they could help to solve a global food crisis. Over the next 35 years, the worlds population is expected to exceed nine billion, meaning an extra two billion hungry mouths to feed. To fulfill this demand, the a
12、mount of food we grow will need to increase by 70 percent, but with billions of its inhabitants already undernourished, this is going to be a major challenge.Todays global food industry is already unsustainable, so scientists will need to step in more to help. By genetically modifying the plants we
13、grow, not only can the more vulnerable species be made able to withstand harsher environment, but the hardier species that can survive could also be made more nutritious to ensure we all get enough vitamins and minerals.Although growing fruit and vegetables generates a great deal of greenhouse gas,
14、it is livestock production that is the biggest contributor to global emissions. Demand for meat brings negative consequences for out planet, so something needs to be done very soon. One simple solution to the problem is to eat less meat, but for a mostly carnivorous(食肉的) global population, this idea
15、 is unlikely to catch on. Therefore, tasty alternatives need to be found.Instead of packets and tins, your local supermarket will sell ingredients in cartridges that you can load into your 3D printer at home. Then, with a press of a button, you can sit back and relax while the machine builds a delic
16、ious dishlayer by layerthat is sure to impress your dinner party guests.24. What might be served in the future restaurant according to the passage?A. Beef burgers without calories. B. Delicious vegetarian dishes.C. Popular hand-made cakes. D. Bread made using insect flour.25. Which is the reason why
17、 we may adopt unconventional dishes?A. To provide nutrition for people around the world.B. To decrease the farmlands being used in the planet.C. To balance food supply and demand.D. To feed the extra two billion hungry mouths.26. Which of the following is correct regarding the relationship between f
18、ood and climate?A. Drops cultivationgas emissionclimate changesmore crops.B. Genetical modificationbetter adaptationmore nutrition.C. Livestockminor influenceless consequenceremain unchanged.D. Less meat loversmore tasty choicesmore food changes.27. What might be discussed in the paragraphs followin
19、g the last one?A. Hi-tech farms. B, Lab-grown meat. C. Genetically modified food. D. 3D-printed meals.CWholesale prices for gas and electricity are increasing suddenly across Europe, raising the possibility of increases in already-high utility(公共事业) bills and further pain for people who have taken a
20、 financial hit from COVID-19.Governments are struggling to find ways to limit costs to consumers as scant natural gas reserves present yet another potential problem, exposing the continent to even more price increases and possible shortages if its a cold winter.In the U.K., many people will see thei
21、r gas and electricity bills rise next month after the nations energy regulator approved a 12% price increase for those without contracts that lock in rates. Officials in Italy have warned that prices will increase by 40% for the quarter that will be billed in October.There are multiple causes for th
22、e price increases, energy analysts say, including tight supplies of natural gas used to generate electricity, higher costs for permits to release carbon dioxide as part of Europes fight against climate change, and less supply from wind in some cases.Analysts at S&P Global Platts say electricity pric
23、es have risen due to strong demand from places like data centers and electric cars, but above all because of the rise in the price of natural gas used in generating plants. Utility companies exposure to natural gas prices has increased as high-emission coal plants have been retired, while utilities
24、face higher costs for carbon allowances required by the European Unions emissions trading system, which is aimed at reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.The tight gas market could bite even more sharply if theres an unusually cold winter. Thats because European distributors did not refill reserves
25、 reduced during last winter as they typically had done in summer months. In March 2008, when the freeze named “the beast from the east” hit Europe, industrial users in the U.K got a notice that there was a risk of interruption, although it didnt come to that.Could Europe run out of gas? “The short a
26、nswer is Yes, this is a real risk,” said James Huckstepp, an analyst at S&P Global Platts. “Storage stocks are at record lows and there isnt currently any spare supply capacity that is exportable anywhere in the world.The longer answer is that its hard to predict how it will play out given that Euro
27、pe has never run out of gas in two decades under the current distribution system.”28. What does the underlined word “scant” in Paragraph 2 probably mean?A. Total.B. Additional.C. Limited. D. Regular.29. What has actually led to the rise of electricity prices?A. The closure of some coal plants.B. The
28、 great demand for electric cars.C. The competition between utility companies.D. The change in the emissions trading system.30. Why could an unusually cold winter make the gas market tighter?A. More natural gas will be needed for industrial use.B. European distributors dont make good preparations.C.
29、It is not easy to fill reserves during the cold weather.D. Utility companies work can be easily interrupted.31. What can we learn from James Huckstepps words in the last paragraph?A. Europe is expected to seek help from other countries.B. It is hard to control the gas price in Europe at present.C. E
30、urope might face a serious shortage of gas in the future.D. Theres something wrong with Europes distribution system.DPopularization has in some cases changed the original meaning ofemotional(情感的) intelligence. Many people now misunderstand emotional intelligence as almost everything desirable in a p
31、ersons makeup that cannot be measured by an IQ test, such as character, motivation, confidence, mental stability, optimism and people skills. Research has shown that emotional skills may contribute to some of these qualities, but most of them move far beyond skill-based emotional intelligence.We pre
32、fer to describe emotional intelligence as a specific set of skills that can be used for either good or bad purposes. The ability to accurately understand how others are feeling may be used by a doctor to find how best to help her patients, while a cheater might use it to control potential victims. B
33、eing emotionally intelligent does not necessarily make one a moral person.Although popular beliefs regarding emotional intelligence run far ahead of what research can reasonably support, the overall effects of the publicity have been more beneficial than harmful. The most positive aspect of this pop
34、ularization is a new and much neededemphasis(重视) on emotion by employers, educators and others interested in promoting social well-being. The popularization of emotional intelligence has helped both the public and researchers re-evaluate the functionality of emotions and how they serve people adapti
35、vely in everyday life.Although the continuing popular appeal of emotional intelligence is desirable, we hope that such attention will excite a greater interest in the scientific and scholarly study of emotion. It is our hope that in coming decades, advances in science will offer newperspectives(视角)
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