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1、高一英语第 1页(共 8页)高一英语第 2页(共 8页)密封线学校班级姓名学号密封线内不得答题太原五中 20212022 学年度第二学期第二次月考高一英语出题人、校题人:郭海涛 李星玲 苗启慧 李瑞涛(考试时间:90 分钟试卷满分:100 分)第一部分阅读理解(共两节,满分 30 分)第一节(共 10 题;每小题 2 分,满分 20 分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中,选出最佳选项。AFour Books Worth ReadingThe Humane Home by Sarah LozanovaThis book would be useful to anyone
2、 building a home and wanting a general overview ofhow to do it with minimal impact.It contains seven chapters that cover topics like energyefficiency,water conservation,passive solar heat,building materials,air quality,choosingwhere to live,etc.It contains numerous little projects,from building gard
3、en beds to preservinghome-grown produce.The book is a quick and easy read,easily finished in an hour or two,and it gives readers a good sense of what they want to explore further.An Almost Zero Waste Life by Megean WeldonThe book offers suggestions for reducing waste in every area of life.In urging
4、people tochoose bamboo toothbrushes and package-free goods,Weldon never mentions a singlecompany.This is smart.Companies come and go and such references could potentially makethe book out-of-date,but it could leave the reader still wondering where to start.The Eco Hero Handbook by Tessa WardleyThe b
5、ook addresses the issue of eco-anxiety by devoting a one-page answer to acommonly-asked question and,hopefully,enabling the readers to feel like they can take action.The questions range from“Is my water usage affecting the planet and nature?”to“Whichfoods are responsible for the worst deforestation(
6、砍伐森林)?”Sustainable Home by Christine LiuThis beautiful book could sit on your coffee table,with its beautiful photographs.AuthorChristine Liu is a blogger whose own home and DIY projects are featured in the book.Shegoes through all the steps you can take to avoid waste and adopt more eco-friendly pr
7、actices.Her advice is helpful to anyone who feels frightened of climate change.1.Who will help you quickly get easy steps in green living?A.Sarah Lozanova.B.Megean Weldon.C.Tessa Wardley.D.Christine Liu.2.Which book is based on its authors own real life?A.The Humane Home.B.An Almost Zero Waste Life.
8、C.The Eco Hero Handbook.D.Sustainable Home.3.Who would be most interested in the four books?A.Those who love environmental science.B.Those who focus on research on nature.C.Those who care about endangered species.D.Those who desire an eco-friendly lifestyle.BCreated from natural materials such as mu
9、lberry leaves and bamboo,the earliest umbrellain China was used to protect themselves from dangers.Sometime in 1st century BC,firstpaper umbrellas appeared and they very quickly found their way to the hands of wealthyfemales who by then accepted the sun-shade umbrella as a necessary part of their fa
10、shionaccessory(配 件)like animals skin and fur.Even though carefully produced and delicateumbrellas from paper and silk weighed only few hundred grams,they were capable ofprotecting their bearers from the rain because of the special process of applying oil on theircover.Because of their shortage and h
11、igh cost,umbrellas quickly became a symbol of power inChina and surrounding Asian countries.To differentiate themselves from the rest of thepopulation,Chinese royal members carried only red or yellow umbrellas,while the rest usedblue ones.As the centuries went on,the cost of Chinese umbrellas went d
12、own,which enabledthem to be used by general population and even males.Personal use was not the onlyapplication for umbrellas,and many creative designs were introduced even as early as 3rdcentury AD.Surrounding countries adopted the umbrella into their tradition,often showing beautifuldesigns and art
13、work with great pride,especially by royal members in Korea,Burma and Siam.Travelers from the West soon carried Chinese umbrellas to continental Europe which was justexiting Dark Ages and was eager to adopt new fashion from distant lands.Umbrellas soontook over the female nobility(贵族)in Italy,France
14、and England,where they managed toslowly evolve umbrellas into the general accessory that is used by everyone today.Even though modern plastic umbrellas represent the majority of worldwide sales,traditional Chinese umbrellas are still respected by many.They are always in great demand.Fujian and Hunan
15、 Provinces are still making millions of them every year and the mostrespected Hangzhou-style umbrellas are now known for their quality and beauty.4.Why did people carry different umbrellas in China?A.To follow new fashion then.高一英语第 3页(共 8页)高一英语第 4页(共 8页)密封线内不得答题B.To indicate their social positon.C.
16、To show inequality of different sexes.D.To advertise various styles of umbrellas.5.What do we know about traditional Chinese umbrellas?A.They lack practical functions.B.They have declined in sales for years.C.They remain popular among people.D.They will replace plastic umbrellas.6.What is the text m
17、ainly about?A.The history of umbrellas.B.The popularity of umbrellas.C.The various designs of umbrellas.D.The major functions of umbrellas.CSome of Hawaiis most popular musical artists have appeared before an unlikelyaudience,who are from a small elementary school on Oahus coast.They all come with a
18、 purpose:The headmaster dreamed up the virtual concerts,presenting artists like internationally famous ukulele(尤克里里琴)player Jake Shimabukuro,as a way of bringing together a community struggling with the pandemic.“We have probablythe best ukulele player one of the best ukulele musicians in the entire
19、 world come andplay for you guys tonight,”said Headmaster Keoki Fraser as children and parents tuned infrom home computers.Fraser is trying to organize concerts every several weeks as his school,like most public schools in Hawaii,continues to educate its students remotely.Tabitha Persaud,mom of thre
20、e students,remembers Fraser coming to the parent-teacherassociation with the idea of approaching big names.“Can we do that?”she wondered.“Willthey do that for us?”“Theyre in the same situation as we are.So,I mean,they dont have to go anywhere orleave their home.We just hit them up,”said Fraser,who g
21、raduated from the local high school.“We love to get people that are influential and the kids look up to.”During a recent Friday concert,Fraser invited former student Dylan Kunz,now a seventhgrader,to play ukulele as one of the student performers to open for Shimabukuro.Kunz,wholikes Shimabukuro,was
22、excited.“Hes the reason I started playing,”he said.“It keeps memotivated to keep playing.”The concerts are open to all.For one performance,about 1,200 viewers tuned in.“I thinkits so much fun to see the smiling,happy faces of all the kids,”said Amy Kunz,Dylans mom.“I think Headmaster Fraser,in doing
23、 this,is really hitting home from social and emotionalaspects.Even though were not in school,we can still make these connections and have fun.”7.Whats Headmaster Frasers purpose in organizing the concerts?A.To encourage his students to learn from the musicians.B.To develop closer ties between educat
24、ors and kids.C.To get his community united in the pandemic.D.To strengthen the parent-teacher relations.8.What concerned Tabitha Persaud before the concert?A.Whether her family would be allowed to attend it.B.Whether players like Shimabukuro would show up.C.Whether Headmaster Fraser would agree with
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