2024年浙教版高二英语上册月考试卷

…………○…………内…………○…………装…………○…………内…………○…………装…………○…………订…………○…………线…………○…………※※请※※不※※要※※在※※装※※订※※线※※内※※答※※题※※…………○…………外…………○…………装…………○…………订…………○…………线…………○…………第=page22页，总=sectionpages22页第=page11页，总=sectionpages11页2024年浙教版高二英语上册月考试卷213考试试卷考试范围：全部知识点；考试时间：120分钟学校：______姓名：______班级：______考号：______总分栏题号一二三四五总分得分评卷人得分一、选择题(共8题，共16分)1、【题文】Afteralongwalk,theywere_______tiredthattheycouldnotmoveevenonestepfurther.A.tooB.asC.soD.such2、BythetimeJanegetshome,heraunt_____forLondontoattendameeting.A.willleaveB.leavesC.willhaveleftD.left3、_______isagreedthatthetrafficaccidentwaslargely________thedriver’scarelessness.A.He,leadingtoB.It,resultedinC.It,duetoD.He,thanksto4、Withouthiswartimeexperiences，Hemingway__________hisfamousnovelAFarewelltoArms．（）A.Didn"twriteB.hadn"twrittenC.wouldn"twriteD.wouldn"thavewritten5、Theseasideheredrawsalotoftouristseverysummer．Warmsunshineandsoftsandsmake________itis．（）A.whatB.whichC.howD.where6、Lookatthewatch.Don’tyouseeitis________watch________Helenlosttheotherday?A.asthesame;asB.thesame;thatC.thesame;whichD.asthesame;that7、Theworkerswereworkingfrom7:00a.m.to7:00p.m.thatday,only____onceatnoontohavetheirlunch.A.tostopB.stoppingC.tohavestoppedD.havingstopped8、_______madeherstruggletobecomeanartistsohard？

______shewasawoman．（）A.What；WhatB.That；ThatC.What；ThatD.That；What评卷人得分二、填空题(共6题，共12分)9、Mostofthepeople_______tothepartywerefamousscientists.A.invitedB.toinviteC.beinginvitedD.inviting10、Heexplainedthequestionagaintomakeiteasier_______.A．tounderstandB．understandingC．understoodD．understand11、OurnewpartnershipwithFranceTelecomisreallyawin-winsituation_____bothsidesbenefitagreatdeal.。A．whichB．thatC．whereD．what12、Stresscanbeextremelydamagingtoyourhealth.Exercise,_,canreduceitseffects.。A．atthesametimeB．whileC．thoughD．meanwhile13、Notmoneybut______information______needed.Sothey'retryingtogetwhattheywanttoknowfromthecomputer.。A．farther;isB．further;isC．farther;areD．further;are14、TheChinesefilm,_________Tangdynasty,iswellreceivedbymanyforeignviewers.A.issetinB.settinginC.setinD.besetin评卷人得分三、完形填空(共5题，共10分)15、ItwouldbeimpossibletomentioninthisarticleallmystoriesinChina．Therefore，Idecidedto____onestorytotellmyfriendsbackhomeinGermany．

Lastspringhadbeenthe____momenttofinallyvisittheYellowMountainareainAnhuiprovince．Itisthebesttimeoftheyeartogofora____andseethebeautifulscenerythat____somanyvisitorseveryyear．MyboyfriendandIpreparedthebackbags，which____tobeprettyheavyforthehike，andweweresuretofinda（n）____ontopofthemountainwithoutanyproblems．Sowedidn't____tobookahotelroombeforehandandthehikingadventurecouldstart．

Afterathree-hour____hike，wearrivedonthetopandalsofounda（n）____thatlookedveryinviting．WiththeChine、seIhadlearnedpreviously，Ifelt____enoughtobookahotelroomforthetwoofusinChinese．Whenthedeskclerktoldmethatonedoubleroomwouldbe____for1，500RMB，ittookmybreathaway．Quiteanamountof____forastudent!Afteraskingfora____room，whichwasnolessthan500RMB，Iwasabouttolosemynerves．Especiallyafterthistiringhike，Iwasonlylookingforwardtoa（n）____bed．Finally，Ihadtoaskforthe____ofatent．Bingo!

Thehotel'sownersoldusthe____for80RMB．AndHewassofriendlytousthathe____offeredtoputitupforus．Thebest____forthetenthesuggestedwasrightinfrontofthehotelnexttotheentrance．Actuallyweweretheonly____gueststherethatnightwho____sleepinginatentinfrontofthehotelontheYellowMountain．

。。(1)A.inventB.pickC.sendD.enjoy。(2)A.perfectB.specialC.memorableD.emotional。(3)A.driveB.walkC.hikeD.ride。(4)A.entertainsB.connectsC.invitesD.attracts。(5)A.turnedupB.turnedinC.turnedonD.turnedout。(6)A.visitorB.partnerC.accommodationD.attraction。(7)A.botherB.agreeC.failD.expect。(8)A.interestingB.exhaustingC.frighteningD.satisfying。(9)A.hotelB.villageC.campsiteD.entrance。(10)A.worriedB.confidentC.consciousD.curious。(11)A.profitableB.expensiveC.usefulD.available。(12)A.timeB.moneyC.workD.energy。(13)A.cheaperB.simplerC.lowerD.bigger。(14)A.relaxingB.excitingC.beautifulD.magical。(15)A.sizeB.necessityC.needD.possibility。(16)A.ticketsB.bedsC.tentsD.roofs。(17)A.justB.evenC.stillD.again。(18)A.locationB.situationC.directionD.instruction。(19)A.youngB.importantC.foreignD.friendly。(20)A.showedupB.resultedinC.cameupD.endedup16、Oneday，aprofessorenteredtheclassroomandaskedhisstudentstoprepareforasurprisetest．Theywaitedanxiouslyattheirdesksforthetesttobegin．Theprofessor____thequestionpapers，withthetextfacingdownasusual．____hehandedthemallout，heaskedhisstudentsto____thepageandbegin．Toeveryone'ssurprise，therewereno____，justablackdotinthecenterofthepage．Theprofessor，seeingtheexpressiononeveryone'sface；toldthemthefollowing：

"Iwantyoutowritewhatyou____there．"

Thestudents，____，gotstartedontheinexplicable（费解的）task．

Attheendoftheclass，theprofessor____alltheanswerpapersandstartedreadingeachoneofthemaloudinfrontofallthestudents．Allofthem，withno____，describedtheblackdot，tryingtoexplainitspositioninthemiddleofthesheet，etc．Afterallhadbeen____，theclassroomwassilent，theprofessorbegantoexplain：

"I'mnotgoingtograde（打分）this．I____wantedtogiveyousomethingtothinkabout．Noonewroteaboutthe____partofthepaper．Everyonefocusedontheblackdot，andthesamehappensinour____．Wehaveawhitepapertoobserveand____，butwealwaysfocusonthedarkspots．Ourlifeisa____giventouswithloveandcare，andwealwayshave____tocelebrate：naturerenewingitselfeveryday，ourfriendsaroundus．thejobthat____ourlivelihoodandthemiraclesweseeeveryday．

____，weinsistonfocusingonlyonthedarkspots：thehealthissuesthatbotherus，thelackofmoney，the____relationshipwithcolleagues，the____withafriend；andetc．

Thedarkspotsarevery____comparedtoeverythingwehaveinourlives，buttheyaretheonesthatpolluteourminds．"

。。(1)A.handedoutB.wrappedupC.referredtoD.pointedat。(2)A.SinceB.UntilC.IfD.After。(3)A.foldB.turnC.openD.use22．A．exercisesB．choicesC．questionsD．scores(4)A．BimagineC．studyD．see。(5)A.surprisedB.confusedC.curiousD.displeased。(6)A.collectedB.finishedC.markedD.selected。(7)A.excuseB.doubtC.exceptionD.explanation。(8)A.saidB.answeredC.returnedD.read。(9)A.alsoB.justC.evenD.finally。(10)A.bigB.blackCbeautifulDwhite。(11)A.livesB.classroomsC.collegesD.studies。(12)A.sendB.keepC.enjoyD.show。(13)A.burdenB.giftC.pressureD.lesson。(14)A.reasonsB.timeC.freedomD.festivals。(15)A.threatensB.ruinsC.providesD.changes。(16)A.HoweverB.ThereforeC.BesidesDMoreover。(17)A.closeB.complicatedC.specialD.strong。(18)A.stayB.contactC.satisfactionD.disappointment。(19)A.darkB.roundC.smallD.dirty17、Whydoyoungadultchildrenbecomeindependentsomuchlaterthantheydidin1970，whentheaverageageofindependentlivingwas21?Whyhavereducedclasssizesandincreasedper-pupilexpenditures(花销）not____higheracademicachievementlevels?Whyisthementalhealthoftoday’skidssopoorwhen____withthatofchildreninthe1960sandbefore?Whydotoday’s____becomedefensivewhentoldbyteachersthattheirchildrenhavemisbehavedinschool?Theanswerintwowords:parental____.Thosetwowordsbestsummarizethe____between“old”childraisingandnew,post-1960sparenting.Then,theoverallphilosophywasthatparentsshouldn’tbe____involvedwiththeirkids.Theywereavailable____crisis,buttheystooda(an)____distancefromtheirkidsandallowedthemto____thebenefitsofthetrial-and-error(反复试验)process.Itwasthechild’s____,backthen,tokeephisorherparentsfromgettinginvolved.Thatwas____childrenlearnedtoberesponsibleanddetermined.Today’sparentshelptheirkidswithalmosteverything.Theseareparentswhoare____whenitcomestoanunderstandingoftheirpurposeintheirkids’lives.Theirinvolvementleadsthemtopersonalizeeverythingthathappenstotheirkids;thus,thedefensiveness.Butconsideringthatschoolsandmentalhealthprofessionalshavebeenpushingparentinvolvementfornearlyfourdecades,theconfusionanddefensivenessare____.Universityresearchersanalyzedthreedecadesofdatarelatingtoparentparticipationinchildren’sacademics.Theirconclusions____whatI’vebeensayingsincethe1980s:parentalhelpwithhomework____achild’sacademicachievementandisnotreflectedonstandardizedtests.Parentswhomanageachild’ssociallifeaffectthe____ofgoodsocialskills.Parentswhomanageachild’safter-schoolactivitiesraisekidswhodon’tknowhowto____theirownfreetime.Parentswhogetinvolvedintheirkids’____withpeersraisekidswhodon’tknowhowtoavoidtrouble.Thesekidshaveanxietiesandfearsofallsortsanddon’twanttoleavetheir____.Andtheirparents,whenthetimecomes,don’tknowhowto____beingparents.Youcanimaginewhatwillbecomeoftheirfuture.。(1)A.countedonB.takeninC.touchedonD.resultedin。(2)A.connectedB.linkedC.comparedD.matched。(3)A.youthsB.adolescentsC.psychologistsD.parents。(4)A.assistanceB.protectionC.involvementD.preference。(5)A.choicesB.similaritiesC.differencesD.relations。(6)A.slightlyB.passivelyC.fairlyD.highly。(7)A.infearofB.inspiteofC.inviewofD.incaseof。(8)A.safeB.equalC.longD.short。(9)A.experimentB.gainC.experienceD.enjoy。(10)A.faultB.jobC.turnD.attitude。(11)A.howB.whenC.whyD.what。(12)A.amazedB.disappointedC.confusedD.satisfied。(13)A.unreasonableB.changeableC.understandableD.avoidable。(14)A.realizedB.convincedC.confirmedD.reflected。(15)A.lowersB.decidesC.helpsD.promotes。(16)A.developmentB.performanceC.establishmentD.appearance。(17)A.fillB.squanderC.valueD.save。(18)A.communicationB.cooperationC.conflictsD.competitions。(19)A.careerB.schoolC.homeD.profession。(20)A.ignoreB.stopC.considerD.start18、Howardwalkedacrossthevastdesertplanningtowalkthroughitforonemonth．Twenty____passed，thejourneyhadbeenso____anditseemedthathehadenoughfoodandwatertofinishit．

"I'llbeabletowalkoutofthis____"hethoughtgladly．Butthedesert____carefortravelers．____hisideacoulddisappear，thesandstormhadarrivedsuddenly．Hehurriedly____hisheadwiththeclothes，lyingonthesand．Afterabouttenminutes，thesandstormstopped．Whenheshooktheclothesandstoodup，hefoundahorriblething：thebackbag____withfoodandwaterwassweptawaybythe____．

Now，heonlyhada（n）____left．Hehelditinhishandstightly．"Oh，nottoobad，____Ihaveapear，"hethought____himself，determinedtowalkoutofthedesert．

Onedayandonenightpassedquickly，butthedesertstillseemedtohavenoend，andhunger，thirstand____ofdeathfollowedHowardclosely．____，eachtimehewantedto____，heforcedhimselftostareatthepearthathehadbeen____："Nottoobad，atleastIhaveapear．"

Asmallpearbecamethe____forhissurvivalandthesourceofhiscourage．Threedayslater，____hesawavillagenotfaraway，hefellontotheground，butafterall，hewalkedoutofthedesertand____aswell．

Tokeephopeisoneofthebestwaystoachieve____，sonevertellyou"____left，"becauseaslongasyoutrytosearch，youcanalwaysfindthat"pear"topullyouthrough．

。。(1)A.yearsB.monthsC.weeksD.days。(2)A.smoothB.hopelessC.impossibleD.terrible。(3)A.forestB.desertC.gardenD.village。(4)A.onceB.everC.neverD.always。(5)A.BeforeB.AfterC.WhenD.Since。(6)A.sewedB.coveredC.matchedD.cleaned。(7)A.tiedB.putC.pulledD.equipped。(8)A.rainB.fogC.sandstormD.snowstorm。(9)A.appleB.pearC.orangeD.banana。(10)A.atmostB.atleastC.ontimeD.onpurpose。(11)A.toB.onC.ofD.about。(12)A.fearB.joyC.shockD.excitement。(13)A.AltogetherB.BesidesC.ThereforeD.However。(14)A.standupB.lookupC.giveupD.putup。(15)A.eatingB.cookingC.watchingD.keeping。(16)A.sadnessB.injuryC.hopeD.interest。(17)A.whenB.untilC.whileD.if。(18)A.diedB.survivedC.breathedD.coughed。(19)A.successB.failureC.agreementD.experience。(20)A.everythingB.anythingC.somethingD.nothing19、Thiswasmygrandmother’sfirstChristmaswithoutgrandfather.Whenwereachedherhouse,itdidseemalittle____withoutgrandfather.GrandfatherhadalwayssaidtheChristmas____wasthemostimportant.Sowesettoworkassembling(组装)thebeautiful____treethatwasstoredingrandfather’scloset(储藏柜).Afterwefinished,westeppedbackto____ourwork.Itlookedwonderful.Butsomethingwas____.“Where’sthestar?”Iasked.Itwasmygrandmother’s____.Asweemptiedboxafterboxandfoundnostar,mygrandmother’seyes____withtears.Grandfatherhadgivenittograndmotherfiftyyearsago.Now,onherfirstChristmaswithout____,thestarwasgone,too.“Let’s____intheclosetwherethetreewas,”mysisterDonnasaid.We____underbedsandovershelves,insideandoutside____wehadexcluded(排除)everypossibility.Wecouldseegrandmotherwas____,althoughshetriednottoshowit.Bynow,itwas____outside,andtimeforbed,asSantawouldsoonbehere.Thenextmorning,mysisterandI____earlytoseewhatSantahadleftunderthetree.Afterbreakfast,thefamilysattogetherto____presents.“Thelastgiftistograndmotherfromgrandfather.”Fathersaid,inapuzzledvoice.“Fromwho?”Therewas____inmygrandmother’svoice.“Ifoundthat____intheclosetwhenwegotthetreedown,”Motherexplained.Mygrandmotheropenedit.Herfacelitupwhenshepulledouta(n)____goldenstar.Therewasanoteattached.Hervoicetrembled(颤抖)asshereadit:Don’tbe____withme,dear.Ibrokeyourstarwhileputtingawaythetree.Thoughitwastimeforanewone,Ihopeitbringsyouasmuch____asthefirstone.MerryChristmas.。(1)A.emptyB.coldC.slowD.absent。(2)A.wishB.treeC.spiritD.work。(3)A.uniqueB.artificialC.widespreadD.alive。(4)A.followB.showC.judgeD.admire。(5)A.losingB.happeningC.missingD.falling。(6)A.doubtB.rewardC.honourD.treasure。(7)A.filledB.coveredC.putD.removed。(8)A.themB.itC.herD.him。(9)A.stopB.moveC.startD.stay。(10)A.hidB.searchedC.layD.found。(11)A.asB.untilC.becauseD.though。(12)A.disappointedB.amazedC.excitedD.shocked。(13)A.snowingB.rainingC.blowingD.darkening。(14)A.cheeredupB.pickedupC.wokeupD.tookup。(15)A.packB.openC.pickD.exchange。(16)A.happinessB.frightC.surpriseD.hope。(17)A.giftB.bookC.noteD.letter。(18)A.bigB.oldC.shiningD.broken。(19)A.generousB.angryC.strictD.important。(20)A.sadnessB.concernC.peaceD.joy评卷人得分四、阅读理解(共4题，共8分)20、FreeRisanon-profitwebsiterunbytheUnitedNationsWorldFoodProgram(UNWFP).Itaimstoprovideeducationtoeveryoneforfreeandhelpendworldhunger.Joinusandhavefunwithourvocabularygame.Foreachvocabularywordyougetright,wedonatefreericethroughUNWFPtothosehungrypeople.Howdoyouplaythevocabularygame?Clickontheanswerthatisclosestinmeaningtotheword.Ifyougetitright,yougetaharderword.Ifwrong,yougetaneasierword.Foreachwordyougetright,wedonate20grainsofricetoUNWFP.Howdoesthevocabularygamehelpyou?Thisgamemaymakeyousmarter.Whilelearningnewvocabulary,itcanhelpyou:★Presentyourideasbetter★Writebetterpapers,e-mailsandbusinessletters★Speakmoreaccuratelyandinfluentially★Readfasterbecauseyouunderstandbetter★Getbettergradesinhighschoolandcollege★Performbetteratjobinterviews★BemoreeffectiveandsuccessfulatyourjobAfteryouhavedoneFreeRiceforacoupleofdays,youmaynoticeaphenomenon.Wordsthatyouhaveneverconsciouslyusedbeforewillbegintopopintoyourheadwhileyouarespeakingorwriting.Youwillfeelyourselfusingandknowingmorewords.HowdoestheFreeRicevocabularyprogramwork?FreeRicehasadatabasecontainingthousandsofwordsatdifferentlevelsofdifficulty.TherearewordsproperforpeoplejustlearningEnglishandwordsthatwillchallengethemostlearnedprofessors.Inbetweenarethousandsofwordsforstudents,businesspeople,doctors,truckdriverseveryone!FreeRiceadjuststoyourlevelofvocabulary.Itstartsbygivingyouwordsatdifferentlevelsofdifficultyandthen,basedonhowyoudo,designsaproperstartinglevelforyou.Whenyougetawordwrong,yougotoaneasierlevel.Whenyougetthreewordsinarowright,yougotoaharderlevel.Thereare60levelsinall,butitisrareforpeopletogetaboveLevel50.Signupnowandyouwillhavefunaswellashelpendworldhunger.1.Accordingtothepassage,thepurposeofthevocabularygameisto______.。A．combineEnglishlearningwithhelpinghungrypeopleB．makeitpopularinEnglish-speakingcountriesC．encouragepeopletoproducemorericeD．provideEnglishlearningforpoorareas2.Playingthevocabularygameenablesyouto______.。A．developsomenewideasB．increasechancesofjobinterviewC．beadmittedtoauniversityD．performbetterinaspeechcompetition3.Peopleofdifferentvocabularylevelscanplaythegamebecause______.。A．itisfreeofchargeB．itoffersfairchancestoeveryoneC．itchangeslevelswiththeirperformanceD．itmeetstheneedsofpeopleindifferentfields21、FirstLadyMichelleObamaisabigfanofvolunteering.Volunteeringmeansworkingforfreetohelpsomeoneelse.Mrs.Obamasaysvolunteeringisveryimportant.“Itshouldbepartofeveryone’slife,”shesays.Manyteensagree.Theysaythathelpingothersfeelsgreatandmakesadifference.Thesedays,moreteensvolunteerthanworkforpay.Teenscleanupparks,walkdogsatanimalshelters,visittheelderlyandmore.SomecitiesincludingSeattle,Chicago,andWashington,D.C.requirehighschoolstudentstovolunteer.Studentsmustvolunteerinordertograduate.Thestudentvolunteerslearnnewskillsandhelptheircommunities.Manyparentsareinfavoroftheideatheysayvolunteeringhelpsteensbuildjobskills.Butmostteensdon’twanttobeforcedtovolunteer.Theysaytheyarebusy.Andtheysayvolunteeringisonlyfunifit’sachoice.Readbothsidesofthedebateanddecide.YESVolunteeringcanhelpteensgetintocollegeorgetajob.Manycitiesandtownsneedhelp.Volunteerscanhelpkeepimportantprogramsgoing.Notallteenswillvolunteerifitisn’trequired.Schoolsshouldrequirestudentstodoalltheycantogetreadyforadultlife.NOMostteensarealreadyverybusywithclasses,homework,jobsandsports.Forcingthemtodomoreisn’tfair.Itshouldbeuptoeachperson.Helpingoutdoesn’tfeelasgoodifyouhavetodoit.Findingavolunteerjobisn’talwayseasy.Studentsshouldn’tbekeptfromgraduatingbecauseofsomethingtheycan’tcontrol.1.ThewritermentionsMichelleObamainorderto___________.A.showsheenjoysvolunteeringB.explainwhatvolunteeringisC.tellwhatshedoesfortheUSD.introducethetopicofthetext2.Accordingtothetext,inChicago,.A.findingavolunteerjobisquiteeasyB.volunteeringisamustforhighschoolstudentsC.morepeoplewouldratherworkforpayD.collegestudentshavetovolunteerbeforegraduation3.Whichquestiondoesthetextmainlydiscuss?A.Shouldstudentsberequiredtovolunteer?B.Isvolunteeringgoodforstudents?C.Whatisthebesttimetovolunteer?D.Whichvolunteerjobsshouldstudentsdo?22、What’sinname?Well,apparently,ourgeneralhappiness.Psychologistssaythatwhatwearecalledhasadirectconnectionwithourhappiness.ThosecalledJudyandJoshuaarethehappiest,whileLynnorBenislikelytobetheunhappiest,accordingtoresearch.PsychologistDrDavidHolmesfoundthatthiscancausetheassociation(联想)thatothersmakewiththename.HearingthenameJudymaymakethemthinkofactressJudiDenchorTVpresenterJudyFinnigan,andpeoplewhoareconsideredgood-naturedandhappy.Ontheotherhand,peoplethinkPaulinesareunhappybecauseofthecharacterPaulineFowlerfromtheTVprogrammeEastEnders.Theresearchclaimsthatthisassociationinfluencesthepersonwiththenameandsotheirpersonalityisshapedtofitin.DrDavidHolmessaid,“Thisalsohassomerelationwiththeoriginalmeaningofthename,forexample,theoriginalmeaningofJudyis‘praised’.”Certainnamesalsoworkwellincertainaspectsoflife.IntheworkplaceRichardandJudyarethehappiest,whilethosecalledRuthandCarlyarethehappiestinrelationships.AttheotherendofthescaletheunhappiestworkersareStuartandLiz,withtheunhappiestinrelationshipsbeingFrankandHarriet.DrHolmessaid,“Therelationwehavewithcertainnames,particularlyimportantnamesakes(同名者),alsoshapeshowweseeourselvesandsomayhaveaneffectonourconfidence.Namesarelikeproductbrandsinhavingapowerfuleffectonattitudesandshouldthereforebechosenwithcare.”“Othernamesareconnectedwithbeingbrave,outgoingorserious.Therefore,manycelebritieschangetheirnamestooneswhichreflectthesecharacteristic.This,inturn,influencesparentswhentheychoosenamesfortheirbabies,”saidDrHolmes,“whilenamesconnectedwithordinarypeoplearerarelychosenfortheirbabies.”1.What’sthemainideaofthispassage?A.Howtochooseagoodnameforbabies.B.Therelationbetweennamesandhappiness.C.Howtohaveanameconnectedwithcelebrities.D.Therelationbetweennamesandsuccess.2.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingnamesarebetter?A.JoshuaandBen.B.PaulineandFrank.C.RichardandStuart.D.RuthandJoshua.3.Theauthormaycontinuethepassagewith_________.A.namesandproductbrandsB.famouspeople’snamesC.namesandpersonalityD.parents’choicesofbabynames4.Whichofthefollowingisconnectedwithnamesaccordingtothepassage?A.Personalityandself-confidence.B.Self-confidenceandposition.C.Positionandcharacteristic.D.Personalityandappearance.23、Afternumerouswarningsovertheyears，youthoughtcoffeeprobablyhadanegativeeffectonyourhealth？Perhapsthedrinkisnotsobadafterall．

Thenewstudy，conductedbytheNationalCancerInstitute（NCI），hasbeenpublishedandsuggeststhatcoffeedoesnothaveaharmfuleffectonyourhealth．Researcherssuggest，basedondataexamined，olderadultswhodrinkalotofcoffee，havealowerriskofdeathwhencomparedtotheirnon-drinkingcoffeepeers．

Theteamofresearchersconductingthestudyanalyzeddataon400，000U．S．menandwomen，aged50to71years；theindividualshadparticipatedintheNIH-AARPDietandHealthStudy．Thisstudystartedin1995-1996andwastrackeduntilthedayaparticipantpassedaway，orDec.31；2008．

Accordingtoapressreleaseonthereport，researcherssharedthatcoffeedrinkersare"lesslikelytodiefromheartdisease，respiratorydisease，stroke，injuriesandaccidents，diabetes，andinfections，althoughtheassociationwasnotseenforcancer．"

Resultsindicatedparticipantsthatdrankthreeormorecupsofjavaadayreducedtheirriskofdeathby10percent．Basedonthefindingsthatbothcaffeinatedandnon-caffeinatedcoffeefoundsimilarresults，researchersarethinkingcaffeineisnottheprotectiveingredient（原料），althoughwhichingredientincoffeemightbe，theyarenotsure．

Researchersindicatethatdespitetheseobservationalfindings，theycautionitisnotclearwhetherornotdrinkingcoffeeactuallyextendslifeexpectancy．

"CoffeeisoneofthemostwidelyconsumeddrinksinAmerica，buttheassociationbetweencoffeeconsumptionandriskofdeathhasbeenunclear．Wefoundcoffeeconsumptiontobeassociatedwithlowerriskofdeathoverall，andofdeathfromanumberofdifferentcauses，"saidNealFreedman，Ph．D．，DivisionofCancerEpidemiologyandGenetics；NCI．

"Althoughwecannotinferarelationshipbetweencoffeedrinkingandlowerriskofdeath，webelievetheseresultsdoprovidesomecomfortthatcoffeedrinkingdoesnotadverselyaffecthealth，"Freedmansaid．

Dr．CherylWilliams，aregistereddietician，toldABCNews，"Overall，moreresearchneedstobedonetotrulyunderstandthecompoundsincoffeeandtheirbiologicalactivityandeffectonhealth；"saidWilliams．

(1)Thepassageismainlyabout______．

。A.medicalbenefitsofcoffeeB.benefitsofplantingcoffee

C.coffee'snegativeeffectsonhealthD.newstudyresultsoncoffee

(2)Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat______．

。A.drinkingcoffeecanhelpreducetheriskofdeathfromsomediseases

B.peoplerelyheavilyoncoffeedrinkingandthatprovestobeaproblem

C.peoplewhooftendrinkcoffeearemorelikelytosufferdifferentdiseases

D.caffeineistheveryingredientwhichprotectspeoplefromdevelopingdiseases

(3)Theunderlinedword"java"inParagraph5refersto______．

。A.caffeineB.ingredientC.coffeeD.drink

(4)WhatcanweinferfromWilliam'swords？______

。A.Peopleshoulddrinkmorecaffeinatedcoffee．

B.Peopleshouldanalyzethecauseofhumandeath．

C.Peopleshouldtakeadvantagesofdrinkingcoffee．

D.Peopleshouldcarryoutmorerelatedandeffectivestudies．评卷人得分五、任务型阅读(共3题，共18分)24、BanKi-moonwasmadethe8thSecretary-GeneraloftheUnitedNations．Inhisspeechattheceremonyofhistakingoffice，hethankedalltheMemberStatesforplacingconfidenceinhim，andalsoexpressedhisdeepestrespectandappreciationtoalltheleadersandpeopleoftheMemberStatesfortheirstrongsupport．

HisremarkabouttheformerSecretary-General，whohesaidhadguidedtheirOrganizationintothe=21stcenturyandhadmadetheUNtrulyvitaltopeace，prosperityandhumandignityaroundtheworld，wasparticularlyimpressive．MrBanKi-moonstatedinhisspeechthathehadalreadymadeuphismindtobuilduponthealready-madeachievementsoftheUN．

ThenewSecretary-GeneralthinkstheUNisneedednowmorethaneverbefore．TheUN'smajortaskinthepreviouscenturywastokeepcountriesfromfightingeachother．Inthenewcentury，itisveryclearthattheUN'smostimportanttaskistostrengthentheinter-statesystemsothathumanitymaybe