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1、河南省天一大联考2015-2016学年度高中毕业班阶段性测试 英语第二部分 阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2分，满分30分) 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。A.Best Special Interest Holidays for 2016Not all holidays are centred on perfecting the art of doing nothing. Here are some special interest holidays aimed at making the most of

2、 your time by developing a new skill or an existing hobby.1. Kumbh Mela in India This six-day holiday coincides(一致)with the biggest Indian religious festival in the world, the Kumbh Mela,which occurs every three years. There is a trip to the holy town of Pushkar, guided by former BBC photographer Da

3、vid Short, who will share tips and help you take the perfect photograph. April 15, from #1,750 including return flights from London and Delhi. Explore (01252 883 547; explore. co. uk).2. Morocco SketchbookLed by artist Maxine Relton, this tour takes in Marrakesh helping you develop your drawing skil

4、ls. Rapid line and figure drawing, colour mixing are all covered and the eight-day holiday is based in Kasbah du Toubkal.May 8, from #2,495 including some meals but excluding flights. Steppes Travel (01285 601 495; steppestr; avel. co. uk).3. Blossoms in JapanThis10-day "Blossoms and Blooms in

5、Japan" tour undertakes a botanical journey across the main island Honshu. You can learn the Japanese art of flower-arranging in an Ikebana class. Other highlights include the neighbourhood of Yanaka, which is home to temple gardens and traditional houses, and the Kiyosumi Teien Japanese, a best

6、-preserved formal garden.April 16 and October 22, from #4,832 half-board. Kuoni (01306 747008; kuoni.co.uk).4. Fishing in Northern Argentina This nine-day fly fishing and conservation tour takes in the Ibera Marshlands, the world's second largest wetlands. Here expert fisherman, Charles Jardine,

7、 is the guide as you fish. Based in Estancia Rincon del Socorro, the holiday also includes opportunities for horse riding and bird-watching.October 15, from #5,095 full-board. Caaenove+Loyd (020 3813 5082; ).21 .Who might be interested in the Kumbh Mela holiday trip? A. Fishing lovers. B. Horse-ridi

8、ng amateurs. C. Amateurs photographers. D. Painting art lovers.22. Which holiday trip lasts the longest? A. Blossoms in Japan. B. Morocco Sketchbook. C. Kumbh Mela in India. D. Fishing in Northern Argentina.23. Which number should you call if you want to improve your drawing skills on the trip? A. 0

9、1252 883 547. B. 01306 747 008.C. 01285 601 495. D. 02038 135 082.BI believe in taking action to solve problems around me. Passively accepting the status quo (现状) is something that doesn't event cross my mind. My mother wrote poetry, books, and letters to the editor to try to change the world -

10、some were published; others remained manuscripts that she worked and reworked with comments from authors she respected. She did not sit still. When, at ninety-three, illness left her only a short time to live, she told me that she had submitted her recent book of poetry to a publisher but hadn't

11、 received a response from them. So I called the publisher, only to learn that the company had stopped operating for lack of money. As my mother's health was slipping quickly, there wasn't time to find a different publisher. After a few weeks of feeling helpless, I began to look for another s

12、olution. Luckily, I found a printer, who was touched by my mother's story and quickly moved into action with me. We worked together to complete the book just a few days before I left to see my mother for the last time. I handed it to her gift-wrapped. Her pain medication made it hard for her to

13、see and think clearly, and she struggled to read the title of the book I had given her. When she finally recognized her title, her face softened into a smile. "You remembered," she said and then passed away with no regret. And then I knew - she had expected all along that I wouldn't si

14、t on my hands when in trouble and take action actively. Not finding a solution wasn't an option. And this has guided me through so much of my life. I live in the world of education and opportunity. This is a daily challenge. When faced with a problem, I can't simply shrug my shoulders and sa

15、y, "I don't know." While I can't change the world alone, I can't accept the status quo, and I need to take action.24. Why did the author's mother receive no response after submitting her recent poetry? A. The readers didn't like her works. B. She was not a well-known wr

16、iter. C. The publisher went out of business. D. Her illness shocked the publisher.25. How did the author's mother react when seeing her book published? A. She passed away without any regret. B. She decided to write more works. C. She recovered from her illness. D. She was too ill to say anything

17、.26. What does the underlined part "sit on my hands" in Paragraph 4 probably mean? A. Work up. B. Keep calm. C. Feel depressed. D. Do nothing.27. What did the author learn from her mother? A. It's never too late to write. B. Action speaks louder than words. C. One good turn deserves an

18、other.D. Two heads are better than one.CLucas Mwanzia, 17, is using assistive technology to search the Internet for information now. Today's class is on biology. Mwanzia is in eighth grade, having started school at a later age because he can hardly see anything. But before the new technology cam

19、e into being, blind students like him in Kenya were still using Braille books for their studies. He says the technology has opened up new frontiers that were once inaccessible. "Braille books are not cheap and you have to use quite a sum to purchase one," Mwanzia explained. "But now s

20、ince we have computers we get the books at virtually no cost. So we can download various books to read and then just close the program."The school adopted "assistive technology" six years ago, enabling blind students to access information from computers and iPads.Zachary Muasya, one o

21、f the school's teachers, was born blind. He has been teaching the students how to use the technology for about two years now. He says the technology presents opportunities that can level the playing field for his students. "Assistive technology equips the learners with very many skills that

22、 really make them independent in life," he said. "They can read materials like books, magazines, newspapers by themselves. And apart from that一assistive technology equips them with employable skills."The assistive technology costs $1,000 for a school to install. But an NGO called InAb

23、le has provided it to the schools at no cost. So far, four out of Kenya's 11 schools for the blind have adopted the technology. InAble says it will provide the funding for the remaining schools to come on board.Peter Okeyo, the program manager at InAble, says, "The fact is that they learnt

24、that technology in primary and high school, but when they move to university, they realize there is not that technology, they have to go back to Braille."28. Why did Lucas Mwanzia start school at a later age? A. He was very poor. B. He had bad vision. C. There is no new technology then. D. Ther

25、e is no school for the blind.29. What disadvantages did Braille books have according to Paragraph 2? A. They're out of fashion. B. They're unfit for the blind. C. They're quite expensive. D. They're hard to read.30. From what Zachary Muasya said, we can infer that assistive technolog

26、y_. A. is of great help to the blind students B. has been widely used by the schools C. is too expensive for the blind people D. makes the blind get more help from each other31.What can we learn from the last paragraph? A. The new technology has a bright future. B. The blind must receive further edu

27、cation. C. It's hard to adopt the technology. D. Some challenges remain for the blind.D In New York, students at 18 schools participate in a program called We Future Cycle. Started by Anna Giordano in 2014 it teaches kids to recycle, compost(制成堆肥)，and reduce food waste. Lunch areas at the partic

28、ipating schools are equipped with three clearly marked bins - compost, recycle and share. While the first two are common in schools, the third is rare, where kids can put their unwanted drinks, fruits, and even untouched sandwiches. Items in the container are available for any student that wants the

29、m. Whatever remains at the end of the day is donated to the food bank. Giordano says the three bins have helped reduce the number of trash bags from an average of 22 to just 2! To ensure kids adopt similar habits at home, the non-profit has created extensive curriculum to educate families about the

30、importance of sorting waste into the proper streams of recycling, composting, trash and food to donate. They also urge parents to have open conversations with their kids about food choices. But, as we're all aware, kids aren't the only ones that waste food - adults are equally bad, if not wo

31、rse! To prevent that, Josh Treuhaft founded Salvage Supperclub in 2014. The occasionally organized dinners promise people a tasty multi-course meal for a mere $50 USD per person. It is also a plan to save waste because the delicious food is made from vegetables that are past their prime and, therefo

32、re, headed for the trash bin. The other catch? Customers have to eat their meals inside a dumpster(大型垃圾装卸车)! The place, of course, is totally clean. It is just a symbolic gesture. In addition to helping people rethink their actions, Treuhaft also helps them do good by donating part of the profits to

33、 non-profits devoted to fighting against food waste.32. What is mainly talked about in the text? A. The importance of saving food. B. Ways to form the habit of saving food. C. Positive moves to reduce food waste. D. The reasons for calling on people to share food.33. From the second paragraph we can

34、 infer that_. A. students are more generous B. the program enjoys a success in schools C. food is wasted seriously in ail schools D. students show no interest in the program34. What do we know about We Future Cycle? A. It has a very long history. B. It donates its profits to schools. C. It educates

35、parents as well as children. D. It occasionally provides people with free dinner.35. What is the significance of eating in a dumpster according to Treuhaft? A. It is nicer and cleaner. B. It is environmentally friendly. C. It can save much money and energy. D. It can help people think about the food

36、 waste problem.第二节(共5小题;每小题2分，满分10分) 根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 Staying fit is a great bonus to life and can lead you to be a happy and healthier person. _36_ There are some helpful strategies to keep fit and stay healthy that can be done. 1. Start walking, jogging or cycling. No matt

37、er what your speed is, walking, jogging and cycling are very important parts of a healthy lifestyle. _37_ If you need to keep your knees strong then cycling is the best solution. If you jog you should jog at least a kilometer to keep the fat off, but it is very important to pace yourself. If you liv

38、e close enough to work or school a good solution would be to start walking or cycling. 2. Know when to eat and what to eat. A lot of people might think that they will lose weight by skipping a meal but that is very inaccurate. _38_ It is really important to avoid skipping meals. Besides, it's ve

39、ry important to get rid of any junk food. Junk foods contain little or no nutrition. If you eat lots of junk food you will not get any fitter. This is because the junk food turns to fat almost immediately. 3. _ 39_ Do not care what other people think. If you are determined and believe that you can a

40、chieve your goal of staying fit then you can! Know that feeling when you feel great and strive to reach that goal every day. Motivate yourself by wanting to continue on this path of fitness and health. You want to feel good, you want to look good, you want to be healthy and you absolutely can! _40_

41、Following a routine is much easier than just assuming you will get to exercising or you will get to eating a healthy meal. You are the only one that can control your actions and strong willpower can make you happy!A. Have belief in yourself.B. Don't let others bring you down.C. They are activiti

42、es that keep your muscles active and your blood flowing.D. In fact, skipping meals can result in losing nutrition your body needs.E. It can be very helpful if you have someone keeping healthy and fit with you.F. After knowing you can do it, the following thing for you is to stick to your plan.G. It

43、not only makes us look and feel better but decreases our chance of getting medical problems.第三部分 英语知识运用(共两节，满分45分)第一节:完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分，满分30分) 阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A, B, C和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 One year after losing his mother, Jackson was diagnosed with leukemia(白血病)and admitted to a chi

44、ldren's hospital. Being in the hospital meant he would have to_41_seeing Stagy Wars on his thirteenth birthday, Dec.27, and the_42_to see the film on the big screen as well. Family friend Tammi Somerville, who met Jackson and his mom at swimming lessons, wanted to_43_ that. "I had tried to

45、see if it was possible to get the movie to show at the _ 44 _，and I didn't get very _45 _ with that. “she said. Then Jackson was given an _46 _ gift from his doctors - a 10-day pass to leave the hospital and spend _47 _ at home. But he couldn't be _ 48 _ because of the risk of infection(传染).

46、 Somerville _49_ Okotoks Cinemas to see whether they would consider helping her _ 50 _ Star Ways to the boy. She chose the theatre because of its size and thought there could be a chance they would offer a _51_ showing where he could be the _ 52 _ one in the building. She wrote a letter of _53_ and

47、took it to the theatre herself, where she was told immediately they would do something for him. "The manager didn't even _54_ the letter," Somerville said with a laugh. "I don't know if the manager did _55_, but it just asked if they were willing to help me give him a gift thi

48、s Christmas, if it was _56 _. A staff member was on-site to _57_ the 3D movie, make popcorn and _58 _ Jackson whichever snacks he wanted to have. Otherwise, the entire building was _59_ and safe for the sick child. "They didn't _60_ us anything to rent out the space or anything like that,&q

49、uot; said Somerville. "It was just a gift from them, a really precious gift."41.A. missB. enjoyC. avoidD. imagine42.A. ticketB. opportunityC. busD. glasses43.A. changeB. invent C. demandD. achieve44.A. parkB. square C. theatreD. hospital45.A. farB. deepC. seriousD. familiar46.A. unwantedB.

50、 unusualC. uncertainD. unexpected47.A. moneyB. EasterC. ChristmasD. weekends48.A. onlineB. outsideC. in publicD. on duty49.A. looked outB. argued withC. picked upD. turned to50.A. bringB. sendC. devote D. connect51.A. cheapB. privateC. secretD. brief52.A. onlyB. luckyC. specialD. lovely53.A. apology

51、B. requestC. gratitudeD. complaint54.A. readB. mentionC. noticeD. address55.A. simplyB. entirelyC. deliberatelyD. eventually56.A. expensiveB. voluntaryC. valuableD. possible57.A. watchB. operateC. designD. analyze58.A. predictB. order C. serveD. examine59.A. crowdedB. noisy C. emptyD. elegant60.A. d

52、enyB. charge C. exchangeD. donate第II卷第二节(共1o小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(不多于3个单词) 或括号内单词的正确形式。 One day I was driving by an apartment_61_ an elderly lady blocked my way. I pulled over and asked if she needed a ride somewhere. She told me "no" and then asked me if I needed a microwave. I said, "No." and asked why. She told me she had _62_ for sale for just five dollars. _63_(curious) drove me to find out what her situation was. I asked her to let me see it. The microwave，_64_ looked like new, was worth a lot more than five dol