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上海市市西中学
2018
学年度第一学期期末考试
2019.01
高一英语
II. Grammar and Vocabulary
Section A Grammar
The
world's most famous heart surgeon, the Egyptian
Professor, Sir Magdi Yacoub, has
transplanted more hearts than anyone
else. To the countless people(17) ________lives he
has
transformed and saved,
he is a hero. Professor Yacoub
(18)_____________(inspire) in his work by
his father, who was a
general surgeon.
Now 66
years old, professor Yacoub still retains his
energy and extraordinary enthusiasm for
his career. For 43 years,
he (19)________(deal)
with
desperate patients whose combination pf
poor diet, inactive
lifestyle and stress overload have caused them to
ask for his help. Because of all
these experiences, he is very aware of
the role of good nutrition and regular exercise in
(20)__________(maintain)
good health. He
eats very well and swims early each morning.
Professor Yacoub' s life is
always hectic(
狂热的
).(21)_____
_______a donor heart has
suddenly been found, then an operation
has to take place quickly. He works long hours; he
says
there are no regular
hours for a heart surgeon, as the surgery
(22)_________take place when it needs
to be carried out.
For relaxation, professor Yacoub enjoys
gardening. One dream of his is to go to the Amazon
one day (23)________(see)
the rare plants there. He is patron of the Chain
of Hope charity, which
aims
to take medical expense to the developing world.
Specialist teams give their time free and
travel all over the world
to places such as Mozambique and Jamaica to train
local surgeons in
techniques (24) ________ will save
lives .This charity also brings needy children to
the West for
necessary
heart surgery.
Part B
25. A: There is something
wrong with the table.
B: Yes, I ________ feel it moving.
A. can B. may
C. must
D. ought
26. The local
government is in favor of __________ more nuclear
power plants to promote the
economic development.
A. to build
B. built
C.
build
D. building
27. A: How much does it
cost to send a parcel from Shanghai to Canada?
B: It is too expensive __________.
A. to be thinking
B. even to think it
D. to consider
to do it
C. even to consider it
28. Their __________ to the Palace made
them __________ highly honored
A. invitation, feel
B.
being invited, feeling
D. being invited , feel
C. invited, feel
29. ---Would you please
repeat your telephone number? I __________ quite
catch it.
---It's 62548239.
A. can't
B. couldn't
C. didn't
D.
don't
30.
Tommy__________ for he has gone out hunting
without permission.
A. will
have been punished
B. is punished
D. will be
punished.
C. has been punished
31. He wouldn't give up
smoking__________ the doctor told him it was a
matter of life and death.
A. except when
B. after
C. until
D.
in case
32. This is the
little girl __________ the famous artist said was
thought of as a very talented and
promising painter in the future.
A. whom
D.
/
C. whose
B.
who
Section B
Vocabulary
Part A
A. relatedB. dietC.
uncommonD. senseE. religious
F.
safetyG. movementH. expectedI. abilityJ. cleare
Vegetarians are people who
don't eat any animals. In the past, vegetarians
was (33)________,
but
recently more and more people are choosing a
vegetarian diet. In the USA alone there are about
13 million people calling
themselves vegetarians and that number is
(34)________ to reach 25
million by the year 2015. There are
many reasons why people think it makes sense not
to eat animals.
They can
be(35)________ to religion, health, ethical or
ecological concerns.
People
with a(36)________ background avoid eating meat.
Buddhists believe that human
beings should not kill animals. Muslims
and Jews don't have pork. Some people are becoming
worried about
the(37)________ of eating meat because of the way
it is farmed. Certain chemicals
are used to make animals grow fast and
many animals are fed food that is not part of
their natural
(38)________.
Another reason for choosing
to give up meat is that they consider farming
animals for food is
wrong
and that animals have rights to live on as man
does.
The last major reason
is ecological. Raising animals wastes natural
resources faster than growing
crops. Much rainforest has been
(39)________ to make farmland to raise animals for
food.
Human beings have
always eaten meat, but there is a growing
(40)________ towards
vegetarianism. Whatever the reason you
have for not eating meat, vegetarianism can make
much
(41)________.
Part B
A. priority
B.
preserve
C.
anxiety
D.
typical
E. dominate
F.
absence
G. browse
H. distribute
I. conscious
42. Many
economists present at the meeting expressed
their________ about the world economic
development.
43.
On my way back home from school, I always stop in
a bookstore to________.
44.
On both sides of the Bund, you will see buildings
which________ city skyline.
students
of cost
on gains academic to ________ gives which one not
is School High Shixi 45.
building up their characters and sense
of responsibility.
46.
Speaking up is not ________ of a Chinese, but
things are changing by degrees with rising
awareness.
47. After working out, you should make
a(n) ________ effort to relax your muscles.
48. This company adopts a
flexible working schedule, which allows young
mothers one-hour leave
of
________ to pick up their babies from day-care
centers.
49. When
earthquake hit, groups of volunteers and relief
workers rushed to ________ food and
blankets to the victims.
50. Rainforests and wetland are
important parts for us human inhabitants on the
planet to ________.
III. Reading
Comprehension
Section A
Every year the United Sates
exports cultural products to the rest of the world
while it only
imports
similar products from other countries equal to
about one percent of the amount exported.
Movies, for example, are
one such
51
. The movie industry in
countries like England and Italy
is almost completely
52
on American exports. Both countries
report that 85% to 95% of all
movie tickets sold each
year are for movies produced in the United States.
Millions of people
worldwide buy American pop, rap, and
rock music. Billions of people drink Coca-Cola and
eat
McDonald's hamburgers.
American software
53
the computer
market.
Can all
of the above products be called cultural, however?
That depends on how one
54
culture. Most people 55
culture into two forms:
high culture and low culture. High culture is
the kind
produced by writers and
56
. It is more
concerned with stimulating thought in the
people who view
or use it and does not
57
care how
marketable people find it Low culture,
58
. is viewed as a product
usually for entertainment and is only as good as
how well it sells.
Because it is
59
by masses of
people, this type of culture can also be called
mass culture. The
60
between low and high culture are not
very clear.
Pierre Guerlain, a professor of English
and American Studies in France, points out that
when
a cultural product is
imported, the product cannot cover the existing
culture, thus
61
it. The
imported product is changed
to adapt to the local context. Anyone who believes
that a society which
imports American products of mass
culture will become a
62
of America is
being naive(
幼
稚的
).
America may seem to have the strongest
hand in exporting cultural products, but there is
a
boomerang(
相反的
) 63
for
being more of an exporter than importer. Because
Europeans and
Japanese import so many cultural
products from the United States, they know a lot
more about
American culture
64
than Americans know about European or
Japanese culture. It is a definite
advantage for the Europeans
and Japanese to be bilingual as well as
bicultural. These countries can
use their knowledge of American society
and
65
to increase their chances
of success in the
American market
51. A. aspect B. product
C. example
D.
project
C. calledB. emphasized52. A. fixed
D. dependent
B.
abandons53. A. dominates
C.
enters D. grasps
C.
absorbs
B.
presents54. A. defines
D. creates
B. divide55. A.
prefer
D. view
C. alter
D.
artists56. A. designers
B.
technicians
C.
composers
B.
temporarily
57. A. comprehensively
D.
representativelyC. necessarily
58. A. as a result
B.
as a whole
C. on the
average
D. on the other hand
B. produced C. invested D. sponsored59.
A. consumed
C. ranges
60. A. connections B. distinctions D.
advantages
61.
A. overcoming C. attracting
B. acceptingD.
replacing C. copy
62. A. sourceD. target
B.
supplier C. disadvantage
B. feedback
D. idea 63. A. effect
C. in contrastB. in general
64. A. in
particular D. in the meantime
B. economy 65.
A. values C. policies
D. characteristics
Section B
( A
)
.
Cynthia
Kadohata wrote Kira-Kira and never thought it
would be so popular among students.
It is a book about a young Japanese-
American girl, Katie Takeshima, and the
difficulties that her
family have to face when they are
forced to move to Georgia. This book tells the
story of one
family's
journey to a new place, their experience of
racism, and the ability of people to move
forward through hard time.
In the book, Kate and Lynn
Takeshima are sisters. The story begins in Lowa,
where their
parents' small
family-owned store runs out of business. Soon
after, the Takeshimas begin to face
financial difficulties and they have to
go in search of a new living. The family moves to
Georgia
where they work at
a hatchery
(孵化厂)
with their
uncle. On the way to their new home in Georgia
they experience racism.
They have difficulty in
“
fitting
in
”
when a hotel
manager tells them to
go to
“
the
back
”
where the <
/p>
“
Indians
”
have to stay.
Life gets even harder for the
Takeshimas when they begin to work at the
hatchery. Katie's
parents
are over-worked there. They have to stay in a
cramped
apartment with
little space. And as
if that isn't enough, Katie has
too much schoolwork to do.
During Katie
'
s struggle,
Lynn becomes
sick and Katie
feels unsafe, because she has always looked up to
Lynn. There are hard times that
Katie and her family have to
experience. This story is a beautiful-example of
resilience (
适应力
)
and friendship. It also opens the
reader's eyes to some of the struggles that Asian
Americans are
facing.
66.
Why does the family have to move to
Georgis?
A. They are not
used to the life in Lowa.
B. They don't
have enough money to live in Lowa.
C. People look down on them in Lowa.
D. They want to open a
hatchery in Georgia.
67.
From the second paragraph, we can infer that
Indians ___________.
A.
run the hotel
B. are not
friendly
C. have a hard
life
D. like staying in the back
68. The underlined word
“
cramped
”
in the third paragraph probably means
____________.
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