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1、高二英语第 1页(共 8页)高二英语第 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 学年度第二学期阶段性测试高二英语出题人:张旭军校对人:王轶芳时间:2022.05第一部分 基础知识(共 10 小题;每小题 1 分,满分 10 分)1.A strong man will cry,but will not _ in the towel.A.giveB.getC.missD.throw2.Please _ the lights off as you leave.A.switchB.putC.takeD.leave3.Actually,She is leavin
2、g _.She will never come back.A.in particularB.for goodC.on timeD.by chance4.She decided that I was the ideal person to _ the job.A.take outB.take downC.take overD.take away5.Now that the problem has been identified,_ actions should be taken.A.constantB.appropriateC.memorableD.steady6.By the end of l
3、ast year,the railway station _.A.will be completedB.had been completedC.was completedD.has been completed7.When entering the room,I saw that the TV _.A.fixedB.had fixedC.was being fixedD.was fixing8.The course is designed to _ students for a career in computer science.A.clarifyB.accessC.occupyD.equi
4、p9.When you look at their new system,ours seems very old-fashioned _ contrast.A.inB.onC.atD.with10.Strict _ measures are taken to prevent the disease from spreading.A.promotionB.securityC.reconstructionD.vision第二部分 阅读理解(共两节,满分 30 分)第一节(共 10 小题;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。AFa
5、rmsForever is our way of connecting you with the Hudson Valleys fall harvest.Eachweek throughout October,were offering safe and enjoyable ways to celebrate our regionsamazing things.Were so grateful that farmers have worked with us to permanently conserve more than18,000 acres of agricultural land.C
6、alling attention to their commitment to farming-nowand for future generations-is why we host our annual Farmland Cycling Tour.Join InThis year,we want to hear about your connections to local farms and the produce thatmakes this season so special-by sharing it at FarmsForever.Week OneRide It:Self-Gui
7、ded Farmland Cycling TourWhile were not able to host a group ride this year,we are making it easy for you to ridethe route yourself,with free,downloadable GPS files of our 25-mile and 45-mile bike routes.Week TwoDig It:Support Community FarmingThis week,were excited to update you on two projects Sce
8、nic Hudson is going to create-and grow-urban farms in Newburgh and Poughkeepsie.Week ThreeSpin It:Virtual Cycling TourThis week,FarmsForever will really get your heart beating!Join Project ManagerAnthony Coneski on a 15-mile virtual ride past beautiful farms.From the comfort and safety of your own b
9、ike,you can enjoy the same workout andsights experienced by cyclists who participate in our Famland Cycling Tour through aprofessionally produced video class.Week FourCarve It:Create a FarmsForever Jack-o-LanternWe cant host our popular Pumpkins in the Park gathering this year,but weve come upwith s
10、ome fun virtual alternatives so your family can share in the Halloween spirit and supportour local farmers.11.What is the purpose of the annual Farmland Cycling Tour?A.To call attention to the environment.B.To celebrate FarmsForevers fall harvest.C.To raise public awareness of farmers devotion.D.To
11、build a close connection between generations.12.What can participants do in Week One?A.Join a group ride.B.Create a special lantern.C.Attend a small social gathering.D.Cycle around the farmland in person.13.In which activity can you join Anthony Coneski?A.Carve It.B.Spin It.C.Dig ItD.Ride It.BSendin
12、g an emoji to your doctor probably isnt something most patients think about when资料第一时间更新,认准公众号:一枚试卷君高二英语第 3页(共 8页)高二英语第 4页(共 8页)密封线内不得答题theyre feeling sick.However,researchers say these symbols can actually help improvecommunication between patients and medical staff.Senior author Shuhan He,MD,from
13、Massachusetts General Hospital believes the use ofemojis is a great opportunity to take communication to another level.“Emojis could beparticularly important in treating children with still-developing language skills,people withdisabilities that affect their ability to communicate,and the many patie
14、nts who speak adifferent language,”Dr.He says.Researchers say that although there are around 3,500 emojis in all,there are only about45 which have a connection to medicine.The first ones appeared in 2015,with a needle andpill.In 2017,Apple added new emojis to represent people with disabilities.Two y
15、ears later,astethoscope(听珍器),bones,teeth,and microbe emojis popped into computers and smartphones everywhere.Dr.He helped to create anatomical(解 剖 学 的)heart and lung emojis which wereintroduced in 2020.He is now working to create even more medical-related emojis.The study authors add that,in a medic
16、al emergency,time is particularly vital.Using anemoji could help doctors know whats wrong in a jiffy.The growth of telemedicine isproviding a golden opportunity for emojis to find a purpose in the health care industry.Dr.Hebelieves communication through emojis can help patients express things like t
17、he intensity ofpain or even mood changes when words fail them.“Its clear that emojis have become part of the global,mainstream conversation,and thatmedical societies need to take them seriously,”Dr.He concludes.“They should now reachagreement on the medical accuracy of these emojis,and then work to
18、get them approvedthrough the global standard-setting body.”14.Who may find it most convenient to use emojis to communicate with doctors?A.Creative teenage children.B.Unsociable disabled people.C.Those addicted to technology.D.Those with language barriers.15.Which word best explains“in a jiffy”underl
19、ined in paragraph 4?A.Quickly.B.Randomly.C.Indirectly.D.Personally.16.What does Dr.He suggest medical societies do now?A.Promote telemedicine globally.B.Encourage patients to use emojis.C.Establish uniform standards for the use of emojis.D.Approve the use of emojis in the whole world.CHow might arch
20、itecture aid in solving the housing crisis and help build a moresustainable(可持续的)future?In 2019,3D printing company WASP and Mario CucinellaArchitects(MCA)revealed their concept to design the first 3D printed house made entirelyfrom clay.Today,the joint project,known as TECLA,is finally complete and
21、 on display nearBologna,Italy.Over the past few years,a number of 3D printed homes and communities have beenconceptualized(形成观念).While previous structures were made from concrete(混凝土)orplastic,TECLA was built from soil found at the site mixed with water,fibers from rice husks(壳)and a binder(粘合剂),the
22、 last of which is less than 5of the total volume.Printing withclay does have its weaknesses.Its a much slower process than quick-drying concrete-thedesign can be printed in 200 hours but the clay mixture can take weeks to dry,depending onclimate,and it also has height limitations.Building homes from
23、 earth,Cucinella pointed out,is not new.“The challenge was reallyusing an old material in the history of architecture with new technology to find a new shape ofa house,”Cucinella said.To that end,the Crane WASP printers mixed water with the localearth,and then printed the 60-square-meter TECLA model
24、 layer by layer.The design featurestwo circular spaces joined together with skylights,inviting full natural light inside.Theresidence includes a living area,a bedroom and bathroom.Its furniture,including tables andchairs,can also be printed using WASPs machinery,while components like doors andwindow
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