河南省郑州市第一中学2015-2016学年高一下学期入学考试英语试题 WORD版含答案.doc
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1、第二部分 阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)第一节 (共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分)A A man, named Patrick Morgan, worked as a cleaning service worker at a Florida airport.Some days ago he found an iPadwith $13,000 filled in its caseand turned it in. And then he gave away the small reward he got from the owner to two people in need. But th
2、at honesty and kindness paid off for Patrick Morgan, who was honoured in a recognition ceremony on Wednesday.Back in December, Morgan had spotted the lost iPad and a large sum of cash when he was working an early shift at Floridas Fort LauderdaleHollywood International Airport. “I opened it first, a
3、nd I saw all the money, and I quickly closed it back up,” said Morgan.Just minutes after Morgan reported his discovery to authorities, the worried iPad owner returned and gave Morgan $60 as a reward. Morgan then gave away some of the $60 to a homeless woman at the airport and the rest to a strugglin
4、g cleaning employee. To honour that honesty, the Broward County Aviation Department in Florida presented Morgan with a gift and a plaque on Wednesday. His employer, Sunshine Cleaning Systems, also gave him $625, equivalent to (相当于) a week of paid vacation. This time, he said hell keep the money, NBC
5、M reported.“Morgan is such an outstanding and honest person,” Larry Calufetti, president of Sunshine Cleaning Systems, said in a statement. “What he did shows that he is really a selfless person.”Morgan was reportedly brought to tears during Wednesdays ceremony. “Its just a good feeling to know that
6、 I returned it and thats the bottom line. I wasnt looking for anything.”21.Patrick Morgan was a person who_.A. bought an iPad some days agoB. lent his money to two peopleC. served as a dustman at an airportD. received a lot of money from the owner22.When Patrick Morgan found the lost iPad, he _.A. d
7、ecided to turn it in B. thought it of no useC. meant to keep it for the poor D. didnt know how to deal with it23.How much does Morgan probably earn a month as a cleaning service worker?A.$2,400. B. $ 60. C. $13,000. D. $2,500.24.According to this passage, Larry Calufetti _.A. offered Morgan a week o
8、ff B. sang high praise for MorganC. asked Morgan to keep the money D. was moved by what Morgan had done BNormally, a nickel(五分硬币)is worth five cents. But in one extremely rare case, a nickel could earn millions of dollars for its owners. The 1914 Liberty Head nickel is only one of five known of its
9、kind. Scholars believe that it was created when a U.S. mint(筹备厂)worker illegally cast the coin in 1912.According to the Associated Press, the coins value is due to its unique history. A mint worker named Samuel W. Brown is suspected of secretly producing a set of five Liberty Head coins dated 1913.
10、That year, the Buffalo Nickel was due to go into circulation, and no officical Liberty Head coins were minted. Brown sold the set in 1920 at the American Numismatic Association Convention in Chicago, Illinois. The coins then passed through various owners until the collection was split up.This is whe
11、re things get interesting. A collector named George O. Walton purchased the coin in the mid-1940s. When Walton died in a car crash in 1962, he happened to have the nickel with him at the time. That coin, along with hundreds of others, was given to his sister Melva Givens.At the time, the coin was be
12、lieved to be a fake. Givens stuck the 1913 nickel in an envelope and put it in a closet. It stayed there until she died in 1992. It wasnt until Givens death that her four childern wanted to find out what it was worth. They took it to an appraiser at the American Numismatic Association Worlds Fair of
13、 Money in 2003. The missing coin was determined to be the real thing. It was then reunited with the four others of its kind.At the time, the coin was believed to be a fake. Given stuck the 1913 nickel in an envelope and put it in a closet. It stayed there until she died in 1992. It wasnt until Given
14、s death that her four children wanted to find out what it was worth. They took it to an appraiser at the American Numismatic Assocciation Worlds Fair of Money in 2003. The missing coin was determined to be the real thing. It was then reunited with the four others of its kind.The coin will be sold on
15、 April 25 at an auction in Chiago. It is expected to sell for several million dollars.”Basically, a coin with a story and rarity will trump everything else,” Dougals Mudd, curator of the American Numismatic Association Money Museum in Colorado Springs, Colorado, told the Associated Press.25. The 191
16、3 Liberty Head nickel is worth much probably because _.A. it is made by famous workersB. it is rare and different from othersC. it was once owned by a famous personD. it can be used to buy anything26. By saying” the collection was split up” in Paragraph 2, the writer means “_”.A. the price of the co
17、ins increasedB. all the five coins were brokenC. people tried to collect the coinsD. the coins belonged to different people27. Givens children took the coin to a person who _.A. wanted to buy itB. had much moneyC. could tell whether it was a real oneD. was good at collecting rare coins28. According
18、to Douglas Mudd, the coin mentioned in the text _.A. has a most interesting storyB. will be sold for millions of dollarsC. will be reunited with other four coinsD. is worth more money than money in the world CIt is funny to visit a planetarium (天文馆)or natural history museum. Here are a few of my fav
19、orites.Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland, OregonThe Oregon Museums open, light-filled speaces are packed with hands-on activities that engage everyone from my three-year-old son to me and my husband. Smaller hands-on science labes let older kids runn the types of experiments that req
20、uire goggles, good reading skills, and closer supervision from the museums staff. A sunlit caf serves healthy, kid-friendly food choices, many of which are made to order.American Museum of Natural History in New York CityIts the largest museum of natural history in the world, covering four city bloc
21、ks, and its the perfect place to dive in deep on whatever interests your child. If youre visiting New York from out of town, consider forgoing a hotel in favor of a “Night at the Museum” sleepover. True, youll sleep on a cot, but before going to bed youll wear your kids out on a journey through the
22、museums collection.London Science Museum in LondonThrough the Science Museum in London has some great hands-on spaces, what really set it apart is its historical collection. My kids and I thought it was fascinating to walk through collections that show how medical ?Visiting. This pioneering museum w
23、as one of the first to build its own exhibits that would allow visitors to explore and experiment with science on their own. Nearly every exhibit at the Exploratorium is built here, and the musems long history has given its staff lots of time to refine exhibits and ensure that each one is engaging a
24、nd enlightening.29. Which of the following is true of Oregon Museum of Science and Industry?A. It offers kids kinds of healthy foodB. It is only intended for the youngC.It is the largest museum in the worldD. Every visitor can do experiments30.If you want to visit American Museum of Natural History,
25、 youd better _.A. go through many city blocksB. learn about your kids interestsC. sleep over the night in the museumD. make your kids tired31. What interests the writer and her kids most in Londonn Science Museum?A. All kinds of inventions on showB. The develpoment of farming technologyC.Buiding thi
26、ngs out of various materialsD. Many hands-on science laboratories DYou might be able to lift more weigh than the ant. But what about in comparison to your size? After all, you are a lot bigger than an ant. For their size, antsand several other insectsare incredibly strong.For example, the humble dun
27、g beetle(甲虫), whose scientific name is Onthophagus Taurus, was recently named the worlds strongest insect by a group of scientists. How strong is it? You might be amazed. The strongest dung beetle can pull weight up to 1,141 times its own body weight. Thats like a human being lifting over 180,000 po
28、unds! Think you can lift 90 tons?Ants are not nearly as strong as dung beetles, but they can also do some impressive work. If youve ever seen an ant colony at work, you know that ants can carry leaves, rocks and other materials much bigger than themselves. Ants have been known to carry objects up to
29、 50 times their own body weight.So why are ants and other insects so strong? Its actually because of their small size. When you lift something, your muscles must also lift parts of your own body, like your arms and your legs. The bigger you are, the more these body parts weigh. The more these body p
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