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2019-2020
学年高二下学期
4
月月考英语试卷（新高考卷）（山东版）


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A

Do you love music? If you are a music lover, there are some music festivals for you to learn
about.
Strawberry Music Festival



Held at the most beautiful fairgrounds in California, Strawberry Music Festival takes over the
Nevada County Fairgrounds every Memorial Day for four days of family run. This park, which is
set in the Sierra Nevada foothills, offers the perfect environment for camping and performances by
some of the top artists. The festival also offers ch
ildren’s programmes, workshops and activities
for all ages.
Tree Town Music Festival

You don’t have to be in the Southwest or in Texas to enjoy yourself in the country lifestyle.
Country living can be found all over the United States. Tree Town Music Festival in Forest City,
Iowa,
is
a
great
example
of
country
fun
in
the
Midwest.
Tree
Town
Music
Festival
features
camping and live music from some of the biggest names in modern country.
Tampa Bay Indian Music & Dance Festival






This
festival
shows
respect
for
the
traditions
of
India
and
its
people.
Food,
music
and
performances are top attractions and display the
Indian heritage proudly. Yoga fans can catch a
relaxing practice via kirtan (
唱颂
). This experience of Indian culture is fun for all ages.
SXSW Music Festival






The
SXSW
Music
Festival
is
a
global
music
event
taking
place
every
March
in
Austin,
Texas. Each year the SXSW Music Festival hosts a wonderful mix of artists performing in bars,
clubs, parks, hotels and more in Austin, Texas. Not limited in sort or regional focus, audiences can
enjoy
different
kinds
of
musical
styles
at
SXSW. At
the
2018
edition,
artists
from
65
countries
were represented among the 2,000-plus official performers.
1. What can you do in Forest City, Iowa?
A. Enjoy performances by top artists.
B. Taste many kinds of delicious food.
C. Take part in interesting yoga classes.
D. Have fun experiencing great country life.
2. What is special about Tampa Bay Indian Music & Dance Festival?



































































































A. It shows Indian culture.



B. It is suitable for children.
C. Its theme is about yoga.



D. It is held on a ship.
3. Which of the festivals is held in Texas?
A. Strawberry Music Festival.
B. Tree Town Music Festival.
C. Tampa Bay Indian Music & Dance Festival.
D. SXSW Music Festival.

B
When I was five
years old, I played the role of the turtle in a play organized by
my older
sister. I had one line at the end, when I beat the sleeping rabbit to the finish line: slow and steady
wins the race.
I
’
ve always felt that those words guided my life. I was never the fastest; I was rarely an A
student. But as the careers of others paused, I kept going. My goal was always the same: to learn
more this year than I had last year.
When
I
see
slow
students,
that
’
s
what
I
think
of.
Are
those
the
students
who
will
keep
learning
over
their
entire
lifetime,
and
leave
the
“
quick
”

students
far
behind?
The
goal
of
education is not to gain as much knowledge as quickly as possibly, but to gain useful knowledge
and
keep
it.
As
such,
I
would
prefer
a
slow,
thoughtful
student
to
a
fast,
superficial
one.
As
a
teacher, I don
’
t care how
“
fast
”
someone learns something. We process information differently. To
use
myself
as
an
example,
I
tended
to
be
comparatively
slow
in
my
advanced
undergraduate
mathematics
classes.
In
retrospect,
I
’
ve
come
to
realize
that
one
of
the
ways
I
learn
is
“
error- based
”
. That is, I effectively learn by making mistakes.
I seldom worried about
“
slow learners
”
when teaching medical students. I knew these young
men and women could learn. Like in so many other professions, knowledge is only a part of being
a
doctor.
I
spent
decades
learning
enough
to
be
a
doctor
and
decades
more
keeping
up
and
improving. It never stops, and never should.
4. For what purpose did the author write the first paragraph?
A. To share with readers one of his unforgettable childhood experiences.
B. To prove that slow learners tend to have a better long-term memory.
C. To introduce the topic that continuous efforts are the final marker of success.
D. To show the author
’
s preference for the role of the turtle.
5. Which of the following statements is true according to the author
’
s opinion?
A. Learning, like a career, or like life, is a marathon, not a sprint.
B. Being too slow means you miss out in today
’
s competitive world.
C. The more knowledge a student can learn as quickly as possibly, the better the teaching is.
D. Slow learners actually learn better when it comes to medical research.
6. Which quality in a student is most appreciated by the author?
A. The ability to pick up a particular subject or topic more quickly.
B. The determination to carry on a lifelong learning.
C. The natural flexibility at solving problems.
D. The willingness to try different new things.
7. Which of the following best describes the author’s belief?

A. Constant dripping wears away a stone.



































































































B. Content is better than riches.
C. More haste, less speed.
D. Learning makes a good man better and an evil man worse.

C

IT IS NOT a fair fight, but it is a fight that many countries will face all the same. Left to itself,
the
covid-19
pandemic
doubles
every
five
to
six
days.
When
you
get
your
next
issue
of
The
Economist
, the outbreak could in theory have
infected twice as
many people as today.
It
’
s high
time
that
some
comprehensive
action
should
be
taken
as
the
pandemic
threatens
an
economic
crisis as well as a health crisis.
While
most
governments
across
the
world,
with
no
specific
medicine
or
vaccine
(
疫苗
)
available at the moment, are being left flat-footed, WHO has learned lessons from China for how
health-care systems should cope. Governments should also figure out how to protect people and
companies. The first task is to get manpower and money
to hospitals. China sent 40,000 health
workers to Hubei province. This week the World Bank made $$ 12bn available for covid-19.
Just as important is to slow the spread of the disease by getting patients to come forward for
testing when outbreaks are small and possible to contain. But this can be hard as in many countries,
including much of America, where 28m people are without health coverage and many more have
to pay for a large slug
（一大块）
of their own treatment. People also need to isolate themselves if
they have mild symptoms.
Better to support the economy directly, governments can help affected people and firms pay
bills and borrow money if they need it. For individuals, the priority should be paying for health
care and providing paid sick leave. For companies that lose income, they will still face tax and
wage bills. Easing that burden for as long as the epidemic lasts can avoid needless bankruptcies
and lay-offs. Authorities
’
paying medical bills and funding banks to lend to firms that are suffering
can definitely help.
There is a tension. Health policy aims to spare hospitals by lowering the epidemic
’
s peak so
that it is less intense, if longer-lasting. Economic policy, by contrast, aims to minimize how long
factories are shut and staff absent.
Eventually governments will have to strike a balance.
8. How often is
The Economist
updated?
A. Daily.

B. Weekly.

C. Monthly.

D. Yearly.
9. What
does the underlined word “flat
-
footed” mean in the second paragraph?

A. Scared.

B. Helpless.

C. Careless.

D. Embarrassed.
10.
What’s the main idea of the last paragraph?

A. The tension prevents the health policy and economic policy from working well.
B. Health policy may make this pandemic last longer.
C. Economic policy focuses on helping factories reopen as fast as possible.
D. Governments should try to solve the contradiction between health policy and economic policy.
11. What can be the best title for this passage?
A. An unfair fight.
B. The right medicine for the world economy during pandemic.
C. Measures to protect people and economy.
D. The tension between health policy and economic policy.



































































































D

This season, the bushfires in Australia have burned more than 12.35 million acres of land. At
least
25
people have
been killed
and
2000
homes
destroyed.
According
to
the
BBC,
this
is
the
most
casualties
(
伤亡
)
from
wildfires
in
the
country
since
2009.
The
University
of
Sydney
estimates that 480 million animals have died in South Wales alone.
Zeke
Hausfather,
an
energy
systems
analyst
and
climate
researcher
at Berkeley
Earth,
said
warmer
temperatures
and
extreme
weather
have
made
Australia
more
susceptible
to
fires
and
increased
the
length
of
the
fire
season.
“
The
drier
conditions
combined
with
record
high
temperatures
in
2019
created
main
conditions
for
the
disastrous
fires.
Australia
’
s
fires
were
worsened by the combination of those two. 2019 was the perfect storm for being the warmest year
on record for Australia and the driest year on record for Australia,
”
Hausfather added on Friday.
Kevin Trenberth, a senior scientist at the US National Center for Atmospheric Research, said
warmer ocean temperatures also contributed to more variable weather around the world. Trenberth
believes that global warming contributed to energy imbalances and hot spots in the oceans, which
can
create
a
wave
in
the
atmosphere
that
locks
weather
patterns
in
places,
causing
longer
rain
events in Indonesia, for example, and at the same time contributing to drought in Australia. He
said that once an area experiences drought conditions for two months or more, it increases the risk
of
fires
catching
and
spreading.
Those
changing
weather
patterns
due
to
global
warming
make
drought events longer.
Climate experts stress that climate change is not the only factor in the severity of wildfires.
How
land
is
managed
can
also
impact
the
amount
of
fuel
available
for
fires.
Practices
like
controlled
burns
and
other
factors
can
impact
the
risk
to
people
and
property,
such
as
warning
systems and the type of development in a given area. Changing those policies has great potential
to limit future damage from wildfires along with changes to how fire management resources are
dispatched (
派遣
).
12. What are the numbers about in Paragraph 1?
A. The causes of Australian fires.
B. The results of Australian fires.
C. The damaged areas of Australian fires.
D. The property destruction of Australian fires.
13. Which of the following best explains
“
susceptible to
”
in the second paragraph?
A. Very quickly to adapt to.
B. Very seriously to focus on.
C. Very likely to be influenced by.
D. Very easily to be protected against.
14. What can we infer from Trenberth
’
s research?
A. Global warming is the root cause of the bushfires.
B. Longer dry weather contributes to global warming.
D. Warmer ocean temperatures promote fires spreading.
C. The imbalanced energy leads to the temperature rising.
15. What does the author intend to do in the last paragraph?
A. To stress the effects of Australian fires.
B. To show the methods for controlling burns.
C. To predict the seriousness of Australian fires.