2019学年高一英语下学期期末考试试题(新版)新人教版 (2)

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题。

13. How does the woman deal with homesickness?

A. By staying at home.

B. By trying the local things.

C. By making new friends.

14. What is the man’s favo

rite activity?

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is

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A. Swimming.

B. Golfing.

C. Hiking.

15. What are the two speakers going to do when they feel homesick?

A. Chatting with each other.

B. Having meals together.

C. Going hiking together.

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C

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A

In fifth grade, my backpack was stolen from my dad’s car, which had my binder

(

活页夹

) with a few valuable stories that I have been working on for quite a while.

I was very devastated. Then I decided to go to school with absolutely nothing.

My 5th grade teacher, Miss Taylor, was really sweet, understanding and kind to

me. She gave me an extra binder that she had, and to help personalize it, she got

out

a

piece

of

paper,

and

started

writing

my

name

in

a

cool

letter

style.

I

was

deeply

moved by what she had done for me that day.

But here’s something even better. Later that same day, Miss Taylor had gotten

a

call

from

the

office

and

told

me

exactly

this

“Zoe,

A

wonder

has

happened!

Someone

found your binder!” And I ran down to the office, and got my binder. It was really

packed full, because the person that had found it had collected all written works

and

put them inside of

my binder. When I

opened

it,

an

envelope fell

out. On the back

of

the

envelope

was

“

I

’m

sorry

all

your

things

got

stolen,

but

I

hope

this

helps.”

I opened the envelope and it had $$20 in it.

If something bad happens or if life lets you down sometimes, there are always

lots

of

people

out

there

that

are

kind,

and

can

bring

back

faith

and

hope

to

humanity.

16. What does the underlined word “devastated” mean?

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A. Moved.

Content.

B. Shocked.

C. Sad.

D.

17. What did the stranger do to help the author?

A. He bought her a new binder.

B. He called to lend the binder.

C. He helped personalize the binder.

D. He brought back a fully packed binder.

18. Why did the author write the story?

A. To express her sincere appreciation.

B. To share her unlucky experience.

C. To remember her teacher’s kindness.

D. To introduce the stranger’s generosity.

B

Top 4 Amusement Parks in the World

It’s

summertime!

That

means

parents

have

extra

time

to

spend

with

their

children,

and what better way to engage in classic fun with family and friends than to visit

an amusement park? Take a look at these fun choices

—

perfect summer trip ideas to

fit every budget(

预算

).

Cedar Point

Tickets: $$280 for adults, $$120 for children

Praising itself as the roller coaster capital of the world, Cedar

Point’s 18

coasters will ensure you’re riding all day. Reader Alicia Goettemoeller describes

the park as a “paradise for excited thrillers” while reader Nick Schuyler says it

is “built for grown

-

up kids.”

Knoebels

Tickets: $$120 for adults, $$10 for children

This old- fashioned amusement park is a must for your old memory games as well

as money saving - admittance and parking are free of charge. Reader Tracy Ginsburg

Maier says “a family of 4 can enjoy special offer to eat, swim and ride all day for

$$100” at

Knoebels.

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Kings Island

Tickets: $$340 for adults, $$160 for children

Kings Island is one of the most visited theme parks in the US, with more than

3 million visitors per year. The park is especially known for its family-friendly

attractions, such as Snoopy Island. Tickets to the main park also include admission

to the nearby water park, Boomerang Bay.

Dells Water Parks

Tickets: $$140 for adults, $$80 for children

Wisconsin Dells is a water park with dozens of indoor and outdoor water parks

to spread around in.

One of them, Noah’s Ark, is the largest outdoor water park in

the US. Many are open year- round and no charge for children under five.

19. Where can a family with 2 children enjoy themselves with the least money?

A. In Kings Island.

B. In Knoebels.

D. In Cedar Point.

C. In Dells Water Parks.

20. What is Kings Island famous for?

A. The largest number of visitors.

B. The largest outdoor water park.

C. Its attractions for all family members.

D. Its free admission to the nearby parks.

21. What can be learned from the passage?

A. Younger children cannot have fun in Cedar Point.

B. The most visited theme park in the US is Kings Island.

C. Noah’s Ark is the largest indoor water park in the US.

D. Visitors can find old time memories in Snoopy Island.

C

We all need to eat. So, meals could be a chance to stop what we’re doing and

spend time with the people in our lives. A recent study from a team of South Korea

suggests that eating together has many good effects on children and teenagers while

frequently eating alone

may lead

to

poor eating

habits and poor

food choices. People

who eat alone more than twice a week have a greater risk of developing high blood

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pressure.

There are benefits of family dinners on children and teenagers.

In

2014,

the

Organization

for

Economic

Cooperation

and

Development

(OECD)

looked

at data from nearly three-

quarters of the world’s countries. Among its findings is

the fact that students who share a main meal with their families are less likely to

hate school. Children who eat a main meal with their families are also less likely

to take drugs (

毒品

).

In

the

report,

titled

“The

Importance

of

Family

Dinners

(VIII),’’

researchers

say that teens who have frequent family dinners are more likely to say their parents

know a lot about what’s

going on in their lives.

Another study from the University of Montreal finds that children who eat with

their

families

experience

long-term

physical

and

mental

health

benefits.

These

children are physically in better shape and drink fewer sugary soft drinks. These

children also seem to have better social skills and are less violent.

One of the researchers, Pagani, involved in this study is a professor at the

university.

She

says

that

mealtimes

with

parents

possibly

provide

young

children

with

firsthand social events, which helps them have better communication skills.

22. Why is eating meals alone frequently bad for people’s health?

A. Because people will get a chance to make friends.

B. Because people will have a risk of heart attack.

C. Because people will show no interest in food.

D. Because people will develop poor eating habits.

23. What

’s the topic of the passage?

A. Ways to eat together more.

B. Benefits of eating together.

C. Chances to spend time with people.

D. Risks of developing high blood pressure.

24. What’s the advantage of family dinners for children?

A. They could enjoy sweet, and hard drinks.

B. They perform better in social activities.

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C. They feel their parents know more about their studies.

D. They experience long-term physical and mental illness.

25. What’s Pagani’s attitude to eating family meals together?

A. Supportive.

D. Doubtful.

B. Uninterested.

C. Worried.

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Understanding

body

language

can

lead

to

closer

relationships.

Noticing

the

signals that people send out with their body language and being able to effectively

read them is a very useful skill.

Watch

for

crying.

Usually

crying

is

considered

a

sign

of

sadness,

but

crying

can

also be an expression of happiness. 26

Thus, when judging crying, you’ll need

to look for other signals to determine the real meaning of the crying.

Look for signs of anger.

Signs of anger include v-shaped eyebrows (

眉毛

), and

wide

eyes. 27 Arms

tightly

crossed

over

the

other

is

a

common

sign

that

the

person

is angry and is closing himself off to you.

28

Studies

have

found

that

when

people

are

engaged

in

an

interesting

conversation,

their

eyes

remain

focused

on

their

partner's

face

about

80%

of

the

time.

Look

for

expressions

of

embarrassment.

Embarrassment

can

be

signaled

by

turning

the eyes or head away, and forcing smiles. If someone looks down at the floor a lot,

they are probably shy, or embarrassed. 29 People are often thinking and feeling

unpleasant emotions when they are in the process of staring at the ground.

Notice

any

sense

of

pride.

People

express

pride

by

showing

a

small

smile,

moving

their head backward, and putting their hands behind their backs.

As a general rule, people are best at reading facial expressions, and then body

movements, and, finally, personal space and touch.

30 People are generally better at reading body movements that are pleasant

rather than unpleasant. One study finds that individuals are better at accurately

interpreting

(

领会

)

happiness,

and

excitement,

compared

to

anger,

sadness,

and

fear.

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A. Read interest from eyes.

B. Look for signals of anxiety.

C. However, different body movements have different meanings.

D. Down-turned mouth is also a sign of being angry.

E. People also tend to look down when they are upset.

F. Crying can also come about through laughter and humor.

G. However, not ail body movements are equally easy to understand.

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