重庆市凤鸣山中学2023-2024学年高一上学期期中考试英语试题
重庆
高一
期中
2023-11-26
69次
整体难度:
容易
考查范围:
主题、语篇范围、单词辨析、语法
一、阅读理解 添加题型下试题
The world is full of beauty in every corner. Here are four world’s top breathtaking and beautiful travelling destinations (目的地) for you to pay a visit to.
Dominica
Dominica is known as “nature island” for a reason. This tiny Caribbean state, focuses on hot springs and long -distance walking in the rainforest rather than playing on the beach. Boiling Lake, in the Morne Trois Pitons National Park, can be reached by mountainous paths, a body of water that is well worth a visit.
Lake Bled, Slovenia
Lake Bled is one of the largest freshwater lakes on Earth. At its center lies a small island, surrounded by deep blue water. It’s no surprise that Lake Bled has developed into one of the hottest destinations in Europe in recent years. Suitable for walking and diving (潜水) adventures, this is a corner of Slovenia that needs to be explored.
Samburu, Kenya
As a hard-to-reach place in the heart of Kenya, Samburu provides a quiet and safe environment, which is good enough for some of Africa’s most unique wildlife to live in. The rich grassland of its national nature protection area is home to the endangered giraffe, as well as the pioneering Elephant Watch Camp.
Positano, Italy
Located on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, Positano is one of the most beautiful villages in Europe. Famous for its special small gift shops and waterside restaurants, not to mention the Byzantine Church (教堂), it makes for the perfect summer getaway. For divers, with its colorful plants and fish, it’s a really perfect place. Make sure to see its full form by taking a boat out from the beach for excellent sunset views.
1. What can a tourist do in Dominica?A.Explore the nature protection area. | B.Relax themselves at hot springs. |
C.Go shopping at the gift shops. | D.Walk on the grassland freely. |
A.Dominica. | B.Lake Bled. | C.Samburu. | D.Positano. |
A.They are both rich in fresh water. | B.They are both great places to go diving. |
C.Tourists can enjoy the beautiful sunset. | D.Tourists can visit the unique local church. |
One night, as I was driving down the road, I found something was sitting in the middle of the road. A few seconds later, I realized I was looking at a large turtle (海龟). Afraid of it being crashed by cars, so I pulled over, ran across the road and dragged the turtle to safety. But I’d made one big mistake.
I had heard that the best way to pick up a turtle without hurting it was picking it by the tail in order not to get bitten. So I’d made that big mistake. While the turtle turned out OK generally, I was determined to figure out how to move a turtle properly. I needed to find someone who dealt with turtles. I found the Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre. I talked to Dr. Sue, its Executive and Medical Director.
Dr. Sue told me that the organization dealt with a number of aspects of turtle conservation, including rescue, settlement, birth programs, research, and education. Sue explained that southern Ontario is home to a vast majority of turtles in Canada, but is also one of the vastest road networks of the country.
“Ninety percent of injured turtles brought in are caused by cars. These turtles spend a lot of time on land. And they do travel many kilometers on land for a variety of reasons, to find a nesting spot, or to hang out for the summer or winter. Turtles know where they want to go. So, just keep them going in the direction they want to go and you may have saved a turtle’s life,” Dr. Sue said.
Once an injured turtle arrives at the center, there are medical facilities (设备) ready to go, including an X-ray machine. That’s when the team gets to work with healing injuries, and help their patient.
4. Why did the author stop the car?A.To help the turtle. | B.To see the thing clearly. |
C.To prevent a car accident. | D.To find something good. |
A.It got hurt by people before. | B.It was injured a little bit. |
C.It was run over by a car. | D.It lost its direction. |
A.Leaving the turtles alone. |
B.Making Ontario home to turtles. |
C.Changing the road conditions. |
D.Helping turtles find nesting spots. |
A.The director. | B.The driver. |
C.The author. | D.The turtle. |
A new study in the journal of Tourism Analysis shows frequent travelers are happier with their lives than people who don’t travel at all.
Chun-Chu Chen, an assistant professor at Washington State University, conducted a survey to find out why some individuals travel more frequently than others and whether or not travel and tourism experiences have a lasting effect on happiness and wellness.
The results of his analysis show individuals who pay more attention to tourism-related information and frequently discuss their travel plans with friends are more likely to go on regular vacations than those who aren’t constantly thinking about their next trip. Additionally, participants in the survey who reported regularly traveling at least 75 miles away from home also reported being about 7% happier when asked about their overall well-being than those who reported traveling very rarely or not at all.
“While things like work, family life and friends play a bigger role in overall reports of well-being. The accumulation (积累) of travel experiences’ does appear to have a small yet noticeable effect on self-reported life satisfaction,” Chen said.
Participants in the study were asked about the importance of travel in their lives, how much time they spent looking into and planning future vacations, and how many trips they went on over a year. They were also asked about their life satisfaction. Out of the 500 survey participants, a little over half reported going on more than four pleasurable trips a year. Only 7% of respondents did not take any vacations.
As travel restrictions (限制) due to COVID-19 pandemic begin to relax in the future, the research could have important effects on both tourists and the tourism industry. Based on the results of the study, Chen said travel companies, resorts and even airlines, could launch social media campaigns, such as creating signs about the scientific benefits of vacation, to spark people’s interest in discussing their opinions about travel.
8. What is the benefit of frequent travelling according to the study?A.Getting more tourism information. | B.Making more friends. |
C.Bettering tourism industry. | D.Improving one’s well-being. |
A.Why the professor carried out the study. |
B.How the participants felt about the survey. |
C.What the participants were interviewed about. |
D.What the participants panned to do in the future. |
A.Tourism industry should improve their service. |
B.The results of the study will benefit tourism industry. |
C.COVID-19 pandemic will be more serious in the future. |
D.People will live a happier life after COVID-19 pandemic. |
A.Travel more and be happier | B.Make good use of travelling |
C.Prepare for the tourism development | D.Make travel plans with friends |
One in four children who are feeling sad or anxious hide mental health difficulties from their parents, research shows.
BBC Children in Ned surveyed 2,502 young people aged 11 to 18, whose replies suggested that one in three regularly felt anxious or worried about their future. One in four said that they regularly felt the need to hide negative feelings, while one in three said they did not feel comfortable asking for help about feelings and emotions. One in four said they had not talked to someone they trusted about their mental health in the past six months.
Researchers also surveyed 2,500 parents, with half saying that there was insufficient support available for children struggling with’ mental health. One in six said they were not confident in recognizing signs of poor mental health in their child. Simon Antrobus, president of BBC Children in Need, said, “Some feelings of anxiety can be hidden, so empathizing (共情) with them and letting them know that you understand why they feel the way they do can make a real difference to a child’s health and can help prevent mental health problems from becoming serious.”
Meanwhile a survey of 3,014 adults by the mental health charity, Mind, suggested that the rising expenses of living is making people stressed. Half of participants said that their mental health was being negatively affected by the financial impact of the expenses of living- Sarah Hughes, Mind chief executive, said, “The uncertainty of watching as our costs rise can be difficult to bear and having so much to deal with can affect our mental health. Despite this, looking after our mental health is often last on our list.”
12. What can be learned from the survey on young people in paragraph 2?A.Most of them have anxiety about their future. |
B.One in four found it difficult to trust their parents. |
C.One third felt the need to ask for help with their problems. |
D.A quarter of them regularly felt it necessary to hide negative feelings. |
A.Place children’s needs first. | B.Recognize their own struggles. |
C.Show understanding to children. | D.Study the reasons for children’s problems. |
A.We are supposed to cut down our living expenses. |
B.Mental health has been attached much attention to. |
C.Almost every adult has experienced financial difficulties. |
D.There is a link between high living costs and mental health. |
A.To introduce a mental health charity. |
B.To discuss the causes of negative feelings. |
C.To encourage studies on children’s mental health. |
D.To present research findings of mental health issues. |
As is often the case, you are trying hard to keep your eyes open in class after a late night doing piles and piles of homework, “
However, this is not correct.
Our body keeps a clock inside. It tells us when to wake up in the morning and when to feel sleepy at night. But the time on our body clock can be changed once we start taking on different sleeping habits.
If we decide to get up only 20 minutes or half an hour later, it won’t matter. This is because our body clock can accommodate(顺应) a delay of up to an hour, which means that a short lie-in at weekends is unlikely to have any big effect, we needn’t worry about it at all.
So, what should we do to balance and make up for all the sleep we’ve missed? Scientists say that simply eight hours of sleep would do the trick, not any longer.
A.You are not alone. |
B.I need more sleep! |
C.Sleep is important for everyone. |
D.Sleeping is nothing like paying back money. |
E.However, if we sleep longer our sleep becomes less efficient. |
F.But delays of up to two hours or more can throw our body out of order. |
G.This is why staying in bed for longer than usual might confuse our body clock. |
【知识点】 科普知识
二、完形填空 添加题型下试题
Actor Anthony Anderson has realized a dream 30 years in the making. The 51-year-old
Anderson finished his junior year at Howard 30 years ago.
“This spring I was
A.received | B.took | C.deserved | D.held |
A.cause | B.give | C.describe | D.hide |
A.purpose | B.identity | C.completion | D.belonging |
A.In terms of | B.With regard to | C.By comparison with | D.On account of |
A.reward | B.favor | C.job | D.break |
A.fortune | B.living | C.promotion | D.reputation |
A.took off | B.started over | C.slowed down | D.pulled up |
A.hit | B.leader | C.singer | D.director |
A.confused | B.upset | C.anxious | D.regretful |
A.assistance | B.admission | C.invitation | D.permission |
A.willing | B.cautious | C.determined | D.satisfied |
A.eventually | B.gradually | C.obviously | D.temporarily |
A.bonus | B.milestone | C.dreamland | D.wonder |
A.warned | B.taught | C.commanded | D.reminded |
A.record | B.acquire | C.further | D.finish |
三、语法填空 添加题型下试题
In southern China, there is a famous road
This road is sure
For the next few months, this road is not above the surface
【知识点】 人文地理
四、单词拼写 添加题型下试题
【知识点】 responsible 形容词作表语
【知识点】 concentrate 现在进行时解读