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广东省部分市2023-2024学年高一上学期期末英语试题分类汇编
阅读理解
广东省肇庆市2023-2024学年高一上学期期末教学质量检测英语试卷(含解析)
第一节(共10小题;每小题2.5分,满分25分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Cheapvolunteerprogramsabroadforhighschoolstudents
VolunteerinPeru
ManykindsofpopularPeruvolunteerprogramsareprovided,includingTeaching,AnimalCare.Medicaland
AmazonJungleConservation(保护).VolunteerworkinPeruisbasedinthecapital,Lima.
•Programfeesare$275for1week.
•Volunteersareaccommodatedinavolunteerhouseorhomestay.
VolunteerinBali
BalivolunteerprogramsincludeTeaching,Childcare,EnvironmentalEducationandHealthEducation.
VolunteerworkinBaliisbasedintheculturalcenterofUbud.thenortherncoastaltownofLovinaandtheislandof
NusaPenida.
•Programfeesare$385for1week.
•VolunteersareaccommodatedinavolunteerhousewithinatraditionalBalinesevillage.
VolunteerinBelize
ThespecialMarine(海洋的)Conservationvolunteerprogramisbasedonaprivateisland16milesoffthecoast
ofPlacenciainSouthernBelize.Helppreserveaneasily-brokenmarineecosystembydiving(潜水)andcollecting
dataonamazingmarinelife.
•Programfeesare$1,050fbr1week.
•VolunteersareaccommodatedonaprivateislandoffthecoastofmainlandBelize.
VolunteerinCroatia
ChoosefromawiderangeoftrustedCroatiavolunteerprograms,includingYouthSupport,SpecialNeeds
Support(forpeoplewithmentalorphysicalproblems),AnimalCareandMarineConservation.Volunteerworkin
CroatiaisbasedinthecoastalcenterofSplit.
•Programfeesare$975for1week.
•Volunteersareaccommodatedinacomfortableandmodemdormitory-stylehotel.
1.WhatdoVolunteerinPeruandVolunteerinBalihaveincommon?
A.Theyneedvolunteerswithmedicalskills.B.Teachingandcareprogramsareincluded.
C.Volunteerworkisbasedonaprivateisland.D.Theyofferseveraldifferentaccommodationchoices.
2.WhatskillisneededforvolunteerstoworkinBelize?
A.TeachingEnglish.B.Organizingevents.C.Divinginthesea.D.Nursingpatients.
3.Whichisprobablysuitableforavolunteerhopingtogivesupporttothedisabled?
A.VolunteerinPeru.B.VolunteerinBali.C.VolunteerinBelize.D.VolunteerinCroatia.
Amarathonisalongrunningraceof42,195kilometers,Runnersmustnotonlybefast,buttheymustbestrong
enoughtokeeptheirspeedupoveraverylongdistance.
OnSunday,Ethiopia'sTigstAssefashockedtherunningworldbysmashingthewomen'sworldrecordfbrthe
marathonbyovertwominutes.AssefafinishedtheBerlinMarathoninjust2hours11minutesand53seconds.
Assefa'srecordwasfarbeyondwhatmostpeoplecouldexpect.Afterall.itwasonlyherthirdtimerunninga
marathon.tcIwantedtobreakthemarathonworldrecord,^^shesaid."ButIcouldn'timaginethatitwouldresultina
timeunder2hoursand12minutes.
WhenAssefawasyounger,shestartedbyrunningshortraces,Thensheranthe800-meterrace.Herbesttimein
the800meterswasabout1minuteand59seconds.LastMarch,sheranherfirstmarathon.ThenlastSeptember,she
enteredtheBerlinMarathon.Shewon,andsetanewwomen'srecordfbrthecourse,finishingin2hours15minutes
and37seconds.Thisyear,sheranalmostfourminutesfasterthanshedidlastyear.Inbothraces.Assefaranfasterin
thesecondhalfoftheracethanshedidinthefirsthalf.
ThoughAssefamadewinningtheracelookeasy,shesaiditwastheresultofhardwork.Assefawascoachedby
GemeduDedefo,whohashelpedtrainmanyEthiopianstarrunners.Besides,theshoesAssefaworearebuiltinsuch
aspecialwaythattheycollectenergyeverytimetherunnerlandsandgiveaspecialspringastherunner'sfootleaves
thegroundagain.Thoughtheshoesareexpensive,theyonlylastforafewhoursofrunning.
4.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“smashing"inparagraph2mean?
A.breaking.B.checking.C.equaling.D.keeping.
5.Whatisparagraph4ofthetextmainlyabout?
A.TherulesoftheBerlinMarathon.B.Thesecrettosettingworldrecords.
C.Assefa^effortstowinthemarathon.D.Asset'sgrowthprocessinthemarathon.
6.Whichofthefollowingcanbelearnedfromthetext?
A.AssefawasluckyenoughtowintheBerlinMarathon.
B.Assefa5srunningspeedwasthesamethroughouttherace.
C.TheshoesAssefaworeweredesignedtolastforseveralyears.
D.DedefbplayedanimportantroleinAssefa?strainingandsuccess.
c
InOctober,Medflies(地中海果蝇)werediscoveredinanareaofLosAngeles.Californiaisabigfanningstate,
andthiswasseriousnewsfbrfarmers.Thesolutiontotheproblemmayseemalittleunusual;releasing(释放)
millionsmoreoftheMedflies.Medflieslaytheireggsinover300kindsoffruitsandvegetables.Whentheeggshatch
(孵化),theycanruinthesefruitsandvegetables.TheproblemisthatitcanbehardtoknowthattheMedfliesarethere
untilit'stoolate.That'sbecausethefruitsandvegetablesstilllooknormalevenaftertheeggsarelaidinside.Sothe
damagedfruitsandvegetablescanbesenttootherplacesallowingtheMedfliestospread.
ThreeMedflieswerediscoveredinaLosAngelesneighborhoodcalledLeimertParkinOctober.The
governmentsetupalargequarantine(隔离)area,whichmeansthatnoproducecanbemovedoutofthatarea.That
mayseenextreme,sinceonlythreeMedflieswerefound,butexpertsbelievethereareprobablymoreoutthere.
Luckily,CaliforniahasdevelopedaprogramtocontrolMedflies,andithasbeenworkingwellfor30years,The
planistouseplanestodropmillionsofmaleMedfliesoverthearea.Thatmaysoundlikeabadidea,butit'sactually
agoodwaytomakesurethatMedflynumbersgodown.ThoseMedfliesaretreatedsothattheycan'thelpproduce
newMedflies.ThismeansthateventhoughtheycanmatewithfemaleMedflies,theeggsproducedwillnevergrow
orhatch.
Thegovernmentsaysthatthenumberofinfestations(timeswhenMediliesarefound)hasbeencutbyover90%.
TodealwiththeprobleminLeimertPark,thegovernmentwillbedroppingtwoairplaneloadsofsuchMedfliesevery
week.
7.WhatcanwelearnaboutMedfliesfromthesecondparagraph?
ATheyaredifficulttoidentify.B.Theyspreadquicklyworldwide.
C.Theybenefitthegrow由offruits.D.Theylay300kindsofeggseachtime.
8.Whydidthegovernmentsetupalargequarantinearea?
A.TomakeMedflieslaymoreeggs.B.TostopMedfliesfromspreading.
C.ToprovidelargespaceforMedflies.D.TofurtherstudythehabitsofMedflies.
9.Whatisthegovernment'sattitudetowardtheprogram?
A.Doubtful.B.Unclear.C.Satisfied.D.Indifferent.
10.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?
A.FightMedilieswith...Medflies?B.MedfliesThreatenFarmersWorldwide
C.TheNumberofMedfliesIsUnderControlD.ANewDiscoveryHasBeenMadeAboutMedflies
广东省湛江市2023-2024学年高一上学期期末考试英语试题(含解析)
第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
NewYorkTimesbest-sellingauthorSusanCaseytravelledglobally,joiningscientistsandexplorersondivesto
thedeepestplacesontheplanet.Shetakesusonaninterestingjourneythroughthehistoryofdeep-seaexploration,
fromthelegendsoftheancientworldtostoriedshipwreckswecannowreachonthebottom.Throughoutthisjourney,
shelearnedhowimportantthedeepistothefutureoftheplanet,andhownecessaryitisthatweunderstandand
protectit.TheUnderworldisSusanCasey'smostbeautifulandthrillingbook,awonderfulshowofthenaturalworld.
Eventlocation:Thelectureandbooksigning(签名)willbeheldattheLindaHallLibrary,5109CherryStreet,
KansasCity,Missouri.
Eventtime:Thursday,January14th,7:00pm-8:00pm
Booksigning:HardcopiesofthebookwillbeavailableforpurchaseattheeventcourtesyofRainyDayBooks.
Abooksigningwillimmediatelyfollowthelecture.
Admissionpackage(admitsone)
ClicktoorderticketsthroughtheKauffmanCenter.Admissionis$40.00plusKauffmanticketfeeandincludes
onehardcoverofthebookandoneadmissionticket.Reservedseating.
Pleasenote:Attendees(参与者)willreceivetheirbooksastheyarriveatthisevent.Yourelectronicticketwill
beneededforevententryandtoreceiveyourhardcoverofthebookasyouarrive.
Disclaimer(免责声明):AllRainyDayBooksAuthorEventsalesarefinalandnon-refundable
1.WhatisthetopicofSusanCasey'sbook?
A.Ashowoftheheightsoftheearth.B.Somediscoveriesmadebyexplorers.
C.Somemeasurestoprotecttheocean.D.Journeystothedepthsoftheocean.
2.Whatkindofeventisit?
A.Alectureandbooksigning.B.Adiscussionbetweenreaders.
C.Asalesmeetingofanewbook.D.Apartyofcelebratingthesuccess.
3.Whatshouldattendeesdowiththeirelectronictickets?
A.ReturnthemtotheKauffmanCenter.B.Getadiscountofthebookwiththem.
C.Gethardcoversofthebookwiththem.D.Exchangethemwithotherbooklovers.
B
ThisyearIdidsomethingI'dneverdone——shoppingatmidnightonBlackFridayafterThanksgiving.Afterall,
youcangetcheapthingsonlinewhilecomfortablyinbedoverahotcupofcoffee.SowhywouldIstandtraffic,cold
weatherandcrowdsforafewbargains?
Formyteenagers,spendingtimewithMomisusuallydownontheirlistnexttohomeworkandpickingupthe
dogwaste.So,whentheyaskedmetotakethemshoppingatthemallatmidnightonBlackFriday,myfirstreaction
wasdefinitelyno!Butmyson,whousuallyrunstheotherwayifImentionshopping,wantedmetotakehim
shopping.Ifeltneeded,thoughIknewtheyactuallywantedmetopayfortheirthings,notqualitytimewithMom.
Thenthehour-longcarride.Wefollowedsongsontheradioandtalkedaboutthedealswehopedtoget.Ihad
opportunitiestogivethemlessonsonwhatnottodowhendriving,butIsharedtheirhappinessinstead.Andweall
connectedaswesatwithsmilesatmidnight.
Thekidssearchedforaspotoncewefinallyreachedthebusyparkinglot.Therewassomethingaboutstanding
inalinethatsnakesaroundthebuildinginthefreezingcoldthatbringspeopletogether.Onceinside,wehadtowork
asateam,hopingtogetjusttherightsizeandcolor.AsIdugthroughmountainsofclothingforaparticularshirtfor
myhusbandandgaveup,mydaughtercametowardme,shirtofthekindinhandandvictoryonherface.t4Igotthe
lastone!^^
Soweendedupat3amwithsomebargains.Nothingwecouldn'thavefoundonlineorinstoresatareasonable
hour.Butforme,Igotqualitytimewithmykids.Drivinghometired,lookinginthemirroratmychildren'ssweet
faces,Idecided,44Iftheyaskmetogoagainnextyear,Tmready.^^
4.Whatdidthekidsneedaccordingtotheauthor?
A.Buyingthingsonlinewithcomfort.B.Takingacupofcoffeecomfortably.
C.Pickingupthedogwastetogether.D.Shoppingattheirmother'sexpense.
5.Howdidtheauthorcommunicatewithherkidsduringthedrivetothemall?
A.Shetaughtthemsomesongs.B.Shesharedtheirexcitement.
C.Shetaughtthemshoppingtips.D.Shelecturedthemonbehavior.
6.Whydidthedaughtershowvictoryonherface?
A.Shehadworkedasateammember.B.Shehadsearchedoutherclothes.
C.Shehadfoundashirtforherfather.D.Shehadbeeninlinetoseeasnake.
7.Howdidtheauthorfindhershoppingexperience?
A.Enjoyable.B.Tiring.C.Heartbreaking.D.Money-wasting.
C
SaodatSadikovaisanEnglishteacherinJizzakh,Uzbekistan.Asayounggirl,shedreamedofbecomingaflight
attendant(空乘人员)andtravelingtheworld,soshelearnedatleastthreelanguages.Althoughshewasnotableto
becomeaflightattendant,SadikovacouldspeakUzbek,Russian,EnglishandTurkish.Sadikovahasnevertraveled
abroadbutreportsfeelingconnectedtopeoplearoundtheworld.
AmericanTrinaBrightworkedineducationfbrnearly25yearsandshetraveledtomanycountries,including
ChinaandSouthAfrica.BrightusedstoriesfromhertravelstohelpherstudentsintheU.S.understandtheirplacein
theworldandseevalueintheirowncultures.ButBright,unlikeSadikova,doesnotreportfeelingconnectedto
peoplearoundtheworld.
Brightisnotalone.PewResearchCenterrecentlyaskedpeoplein24countriesaseriesofquestionsabouthow
connectedtheyfeeltotheworldtoseehowtravelexperiencerelatestofeelingsofconnectedness.
Thestudyfoundthatrespondents(调查对象)whohadtraveledtoatleastoneothercountryfeelmoreconnected
topeoplearoundtheworld99percentofrespondentsintheNetherlandsreportedhavingvisitedatleastoneother
countryand77percentofrespondentsfromtheNetherlandssaidtheyfeelatleastsomewhatclosetopeopleallover
theworld.Butinternationaltraveldoesnotalwaysmeanapersonfeelsaclosenesstopeoplearoundtheworld.99
percentofSwedishrespondentssaidtheyhadvisitedatleastoneothercountry.Yetamuchsmallernumberof
Swedishrespondents-47percent-reportfeelingclosetopeopleallovertheworld.
Sadikovasaidshefeltconnectedtotheworldbecauseofmedia,whichmakesitquiteeasytogettoknowevents
andnews.
8.WhydidSaodatSadikovalearnseverallanguages?
A.Tomoveabroad.B.Tobroadenherview.
C.Toconnecttotheworld.D.Toachieveherflyingdream.
9.WhatbenefitdidTrinaBrightgetfromhertravels?
A.Sheimprovedhereducation.B.Sheappliedthemtoherteaching.
C.Sheunderstoodthevalueofculture.D.Shecouldspeakaforeignlanguage.
10.Whatdidtheresearchfocuson?
A.Howpeoplegettoknowtheworld.B.Howpeoplefeelconnectedtotheworld.
C.Whypeopleenjoyinternationaltravel.D.Whytravelinfluencestheconnectionofpeople.
11.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph4?
A.Theaimoftheresearch.B.Theprocessoftheresearch.
C.Theresultoftheresearch.D.Themethodoftheresearch.
D
FishingtripstoCanadaareatraditionfbrJeffreyHardyandhisthreefriendsfromAmerica.Thissummerin
2023,theforestairpollutedwithwildfiresmokeforcedthementogiveuptheirmid-Junefishingplan.Canada's
wildfireseasonputitstourismindustryatacrucialtime.
Exceptsomedaysofpoorairquality,majorCanadiancitiesremainunaffectedbywildfires.Thefiresareinthe
country'snorthernareasthathavedrawntravelersinterestedinoutdoorexperiencesinyearspast.
InarecentreportbyDestinationCanada,amarketingorganization,halfofthetotalspentbyinternational
visitorsisinVancouver,TorontoandMontreal.ButotherCanadiandestinationsattractivetovisitorshavebeen
affectedbythewildfires.
Inpreparationforincreasingvisitorsizesandongoingwildfires,somebusinessesarethinkingaboutchanging
theiroperations,whichseeoutdoorrecreation(娱乐)asatourismopportunity.Anonprofittravelagencyis
consideringcreatingaquestionnaire(调查问卷)forcustomerstoshowwhentheywouldcancelabookingbecauseof
roadclosesfromthewildfires,poorairqualityandalackofvisibility.
TourisminBritishColumbiacontributesgreatlytoitseconomy.Theprovincehasvariousrecreationalofferings,
fromthemajorskidestinationstohikingalongthecoast.Blackcomb,ahelicoptertourcompany,hascanceledits
sightseeingofferings,usingmostofitshelicoptersonthefirefightingeffortuntilatleastearlyAugust."It'sthe
questionofflyingourcustomersaroundonsightseeingtoursorputtingoutfireswithin10kilometersofourbases
andthecommunitiesthatwelivein,“saidJordyNorris,thecompany'stourismdirector."Wemadeitcleartobothour
staffandourcustomersthatwehaveadutytoprotectthebackyard.^^
DarrinRigo,aphotographer,recentlysawaphotoofabeautifulwaterfallengulfedinfireonamediapage."I'm
surethat'snotgoingtolastlong,andeverythingwillturntonormal."hesaid.
12.WhichpartofCanadaismostaffectedbythewildfire?
A.Canada'scentralpart.B.Thenorthernareas.
C.MajorCanadiancities.D.Placeswithfewvisitors.
13.WhatcanbeinferredaboutJordyNorris?
A.Heissadabouthiscompany'slossfromthefire.
B.Heisconfidentabouttheuseofthequestionnaire.
C.Heisgladtojoininthefightagainstthewildfire.
D.Heisstressedaboutthefire'seffectonhiscompany.
14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"engulffed"inparagraph6mean?
A.Covered.B.DonatedC.Rescued.D.Protected.
15.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?
A.TourismSuffersGreatLossintheWildfireB.AllofCanadaHaveActedtoBeatWildfire
C.MostofCanadaIsAffectedbytheWildfireD.WildfireWon'tStopCanada'sTourismDevelopment
广东省清远市2023-2024学年高一上学期期末教学质量检测英语试题(含解析)
第一节(共11小题;每小题2.5分,满分27.5分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
TheWorldFullofEye-catchingThings
Thefollowingflowersandplantsmightnotbesoeye-pleasing,butarecertainlyeye-catching,sincetheyalllook
likesomeobjects.
Lady'sSlipper
Thelady'sslipperorchidisconsideredtobetheraresttypeofwildorchid.NowLancashireinEnglandisthe
onlyplacewherethisplantcanbefound.Theflowerwassouniquethatpeoplepickedalmostallofthem.Asingle
cuttingofthisplantissoldforUS$5,000.Fortunately,strictprotectionpolicieshavebeenestablishedtoprotectit
since1917whenthisendangeredplantwasoncedeclaredextinctinEngland.
HotLips
Whenyouseeaplantlikethisinreality,don'tgetconfused!No.Theyarenotawoman'slips!Youcanfindthese
plantsincountrieswithtropicalrainforests,suchasColombia,CostaRicaandPanama.Duetothecuttingdownof
trees,theseuniqueandrareplantshavebecomeendangered.Thisplantbearsabrightredflowerwhichissimilarto
thelipsofawomanwithredlipstick.
BlackBatFlower
TheblackbatflowerisanunusualflowerthatgrowsinthewildandtropicalforestsofYunnanProvinceinChina.
Itisfamousforitsbat-shapedblackflowers.Thisfloweringplantisoftenconfusedwithaflyingbat.Theflowermay
alsoappearinwhiteandbrownshades.Itneedsspecificenvironmentalconditionstogrow.Thisisthereasonwhyit
isanendangeredspecies.
Alltheplantsmentionedabovearebecomingnearlyextinct.Hopefully,thereareotheruniqueandrareflowers
leftundiscovered.Thisprovestheworldisfullofsurprisingthings!
1.WherecantheLady'sSlipperbediscoveredcurrently?
A.InPanama.B.InColombia.
C.InLancashireinEngland.D.InYunnanProvinceinChina.
2.WhyareHotLipsbecomingnearlyextinct?
A.Forestdestruction.B.Humanpicking.
C.Lackofawareness.D.Specificlocations.
3.WhatisuniqueabouttheBlackBatFlower?
A.Itsredflowers.B.Itsbat-shapedflowers.
C.Itsslipper-shapedflowers.D.Itswhiteandbrownflowers.
WilmaRudolphwasbomin1940inaverylargeandpoorAfrican-AmericanfamilyinTennessee.Whenshe
wasfouryearsold,adeadlyillnessmadeherleftleguseless.Shehadtowearanironlegbrace.Herdoctorstoldher
shewouldneverwalklikeanormalpersonwithoutthebrace.Yetshewasluckyinhavingamotherwhoencouraged
hertohavefaithandcourage.
Atnineyearsofage,thelittlegirlremovedthelegbraceandtookthefirststep,whichherdoctorshadsaidwas
impossible.Thenshegottheideathatshewouldliketobetheworldsgreatestwomanrunner.
Attheageofthirteen,shebegantoenterraces,butshecameinlastineveryrace.Everyoneaskedhertogiveup.
Oneday,however,shecameinnexttolast.Thentherecameabigdaywhenshewonarace.Fromthenon,Wilma
Rudolphwoneveryracethatsheentered.
In1957,WilmawenttoTennesseeStateUniversity,whereshemetacoachnamedEdTemple.Hetrainedherso
wellthatin1960shewenttotheOlympicGamesinRome.ThereshebeataGermangirlnamedJuttaHeine,the
greatestwomanrunneroftheday.WilmahadjustwontwoOlympicgoldmedalsbothinthe100-metreraceandthe
200-metrerace.Thencamethe400-metrerelay.WilmaRudolphhadgotherthirdOlympicgoldmedalinthe17th
OlympicGames.
ThatdayWilmamadehistoryasshebecamethefirstwomantowinthreegoldmedalsinthesameOlympic
Games.Latershesaid,“Thetriumphcan'tbehadwithoutthestruggle.Iknowwhatstruggleis.Ihavespentalifetime
tryingtosharetheimportanceofbeingawomanfirstintheworldofsports,sothatotheryoungwomenhaveachance
toreachtheirdreams.”
4.WhatwastheturningpointinWilmaRudolph'sracingcareer?
A.Whenshewonherfirstrace.
B.Whenshecameinlastineveryrace.
C.WhenshegotherthirdOlympicgoldmedal.
D.Whenshestartedracingattheageofthirteen.
5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“triumph“inparagraph5mostlikelymean?
A.Defeatingsomeone.B.Earningalotofmoney.
C.Overcomingdifficulties.D.Beingfamousandrecognized.
6.WhatkindofpersonwasWilmaRudolphfromthestory?
A.Determinedandpositive.B.Courageousandoutgoing.
C.Braveandfriendly.D.Hardworkingandmodest.
7.Whatisthebesttitleofthetext?
A.WilmaRudolph'sCareerLife
B.WilmaRudolph'sOlympicGlory
C.WilmaRudolph'sSportsLegends
D.WilmaRudolph'sRaceExperiences
C
Recently,craftsmanQianGaochaoandhissonspentmorethansixmonthsmakingthree“chicken-blood“stone
carvings,whichshowedthetaekwondoandwrestlingcompetitionsofthe19thAsianGamesHangzhou2022.Qian
Gaochaoisanationalinheritoroftheintangibleculturalheritageofthechicken-bloodstonecarving.Heisworking
ontheothercarvingsrelatedtotheAsianGamesinthechicken-bloodstonemuseuminChanghuatown,Zhejiang
Province.
Chicken-bloodstoneisoneofChina'smostvalueddecorativematerialsandhasbeenusedforcenturiestocreate
carvedworkswithuniqueredmarkings.Withitsbrightblood-redcolor,brightcrystal-likejadetexture,qualityand
shape,chicken-bloodstoneisadmiredallovertheworld.Itisvaluableinartbecauseofitsadaptability,whichcanbe
madeintodecorationsofvarioussizesandforms.Itnotonlyrecordsgeological(地质的)changes,butalsoreflects
theproductivityofdifferenttimes,livingconditionsandfolkcustoms.
Thestonehasbecomeaculturalsymbolofdeepeningthefriendshipindiplomatic(外交的)activities.For
example,in1972,theChinesepremiergaveChanghuachicken-bloodstonestoJapanasStategifts.In1986,asealof
ChanghuastonewaspresentedtotheUS.In2016,theChanghuastonesculpture"HaliaeetusAlbicillaDudaPortrait
Seal"waspresentedtoPoland.InSeptember2016,36setsofportraitsealsweregivenasgiftstoguestswhoattended
the11thG20SummitinHangzhou.
“Asacraftsman,I"mnotonlydoingcarvingworkbutalsorecordingthedevelopmentandchangesofoursociety
andrememberingtheerathroughmycarvings,“QianGaochaosays.Hehascreatedfascinatingworks,manyof
whicharerelatedtoimportanteventsinChinesehistoryandfamouspeoplewhohavemadeimportantcontributions
tothecountry.
“Wearealsohiringqualifiedpeopletocontinuetopromotethesetraditionalskills,“QianGaochaosays.
"Additionally,weoftenholdresearchactivitiesandprovidetrainingcourses,enablingmoreyoungstudentsto
understandandlearnChinesetraditionalcultureJheadds.
8.WhatareQianGaochaoandhissonsrecentworksabout?
A.Famoussportsathletes.
B.Beautifulnaturalscenery.
C.Internationalsportingevents.
D.AncientfolkcustomsinChanghua.
9.WhatmakesChanghuachicken-bloodstonevaluableinart?
A.Itisrareforitsuniqueshape.
B.Ithasabrightblood-redcolor.
C.Itisamirrorofthelocalcustoms.
D.Itcanbeshapedintovariousdesigns.
10.Whatisthepurposeoftheexamplesinparagraph3?
ATopresentthepopularityofchicken-bloodstone.
B.Toshowtheroleofchicken-bloodstoneindiplomacy.
C.ToexplainthewaystopromoteChanghua^economy.
D.ToprovetheimportanceofChinesecultureinconnectingtheworld.
11.WhatdoweknowaboutQianGaochaofromhiswords?
A.Heprovidesfreecarvingcoursesforqualifiedstudents.
B.Theprotectionoftraditionalculturefacesgreatchallenges.
C.Learningcarvingskillsisnotattractivetomodemyoungpeople.
D.HedevoteshimselftorecordingChinesedevelopmentthroughcarving.
广东省茂名市2023-2024学年高一上学期期末质量监测英语试题(含解析)
第一节阅读理解(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5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
WeekendEventsforKids
FantasyWorkshop
Time:EachSaturday11:30am〜12:30pm
Age:9+
“Mydogatemyhomework!?,“Monkeysstolemyschoolbag!^^Haveyouevermadeupsuchexcusestogetoutof
thehomeworkyoujustdidn'twanttodo?Thismorning,suchexcuseswillbecometwiceasusefulaspoetLizNiven
showsyouhowtoturnyourfantasiesintobrilliantpoetry!
BookwormClub
Time:EachSaturday10:00am〜11:15am
Age:14+
EachSaturday,MarinaLewycka
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