人教版高一上学期月考试题

第二节完形填空(共20小题，每小题l分，共20分)阅读下面短文，理解大意，然后从每题A、B、C、D中选择一个最佳答案。Eleven—year—oldAngelawasattackedbyararediseaseaffectinghernervesystem(神经系统)．Shewasunableto36andhermovementwaslimited(限制)inotherwaysaswell．Thedoctorsdidnotholdmuch37ofherrecoveringfromthisillness．Theysaidshewould38therestofherlifeinawheelchair．Theyalsosaidthatfewwereabletocomebacktotheir39levelaftersufferingfromthisdisease．However，thelittlegirlwas40.There，lyinginherhospitalbed，she41thatshewasgoingtobewalkingagainsomeday．Angelawasmovedtoa(an)42hospitalinSanFrancisco，whereshecouldgetbetteraftertheillness．Allthetreatments(治疗)thatcouldbeappliedtoherdiseasewere43．Thedoctorsspokehighlyofher，44sheneveroncethoughtofgivingup．Theytaughtherabout45seeingherselfwalking.Ifitwoulddo46else，itwouldatleastgiveherhopeandsomethingoptimistic(乐观的)inthelongwakinghoursinherbed．Angelaworkedashardaspossibleinphysicaltreatment，andinexerciseperiods．Alsosheworkedhardwhenshelaythere，47herselfmoving，moving，moving!Oneday，48shewastrying，withallherdetermination，toimagineherlegsmovingagain，itseemedasthoughsomething49happened:thebedmoved!itbegantomovearoundtheroom!She50out，“LookwhatI'mdoing!Look!Look!Icandoit!Imoved!Imoved!”Ofcourse，atthisverymomenteveryoneelseinthehospitalwascryingaloudandrunningfor51.Everythingstartedto52.Peoplefeltthatthefloormovedbackandforthabitlikebeingonaboatongentlewaves(浪)．Yousee，itwastheSanFranciscoearthquake．Angeladidn’tknowthat．Instead，shefelt53thatshedidit．Andnowonlyafewyearslater，she’sbackinschool，onherown54．Nowheelchair，nocrutches．Yousee，anyonewhocanshaketheearthcan55alittledisease，can’tthey?36．A．speakB．walkC．smellD．watch37．A．breathB．powerC．positionD．hope38．A．spendB．loseC．shareD．bring39．A．localB．exactC．usualD．low40．A．carelessB．fearlessC．harmlessD．selfless41．A．promisedB．wonderedC．introducedD．demanded42．A．languageB．experimentC．performanceD．recovery43．A．neededB．respondedC．providedD．guided44．A．orB．forC．thoughD．but45．A．admittingB．consideringC．appreciatingD．imagining46．A．somethingB．anythingC．nothingD．everything47．A．mirroringB．picturingC．streamingD．cornering48．A．whileB．afterC．beforeD．until49．A．annoyingB．frighteningC．surprisingD．disappointing50．A．criedB．pointedC．spokeD．read51．A．distanceB．coverC．orderD．space52．A．avoidB．escapeC．returnD．shake53．A．stupidB．sorryC．certainD．comfortable54．A．legsB．eyesC．handsD．arms55．A．developB．treatC．catchD．beat第三部分：阅读理解(共两节，30分)第一节(共l2小题，每小题2分，共24分)阅读下面短文，从每题A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。AFivemillionpeoplevisitGrandCanyonintheUSeveryyear．ForthepurposeofhelpingprotectGrandCanyonforyourfellowvisitors，pleasefollowtheguidelinesbelow．CampingToprotectthepark，campingshouldbewithinthecampgroundwhichisallowed．Permits(许可证)arerequiredforovernightcampingattheNorthRim．Youshouldbookinadvance．Advancebookingcanbereceivedbymail．Pleasewrite：InformationCenter,P.O.Boxl29，GrandCanyon，AZ86203．FiresBecauseoftheextremefiredanger，campfiresarenotallowedexceptatMatherandDesertViewcampgrounds．Collectionoffirewoodisnotallowedeither．Pleasestayonpermittedareas．Oryoumaydestroydesertplants．Packoutwhatyoupackin，soyouleavenosigns(迹象)ofyourvisit．Itisimportanttokeepinmindthatyouareinanationalparkwherethereismuchwildlife．WeatherTheweatheratGrandCanyoncanchangeveryquickly.Withsomuchrock，lightningcausesaparticulardangerduringsummerstorms．Thesestormsalsobringfloods(洪水)，adangertovisitors.Watchtheskiesandcheckdailyweatherreports．WildlifeDonotfeedparkwildlife．TherehavebeenafewexamplesatGrandCanyonNationalParkwheredeerkilledbecausetheyateplasticbagsthatleftthemsickandweak.HungrydeercanbedangerousandhavekickedandbittenvisitorsatGrandCanyon.Someotheranimalswillalsobedangerous.Foryourownsafetyandthewell-beingoftheanimals,pleasedonotfeedwildlife,nomatterhowgentletheymayappear.56．Ifyouwanttocampovernight，youshould.A．gototheinformationcenterfirstB．stopatMatherandDesertViewC．collectsomefirewoodD．bookinadvance57．Whatdoestheunderlinedsentenceprobablymean?A．KeepeverythingoutofcampgroundsB．CarryallthenecessaryfoodbyyourselfC．TakeawayeverythingyoubringinD．Lookafteryourpersonalthingswell58．Accordingtothepassage，somedeerwerekilledatGrandCanyonbecause.A．theyatewrongthingsandbecameveryillB．theybeggedfoodfromvisitorsC．theywereadangertoothergentleanimalsD．theykickedandbitvisitors59．Themainpurposeofthepassageisto.A．reportsomerecentnewsB．providetravelguidanceC．teachtouristssomebasicskillsD．introducefamouswildlifetovisitorsBSeveralyearsago，JimTurnerheardaprogramontheradiofortheN．C．Children’sHospitalanddecidedhecouldusehisloveoforigamiarttohelpthehospitalraisemoneyformuch—neededprograms．Soattheageofl3，Turnerbeganmakingorigamigreetingcardsandsellingthemtohelpthehospital．Hisprogram，knownasHeartbeatsforKids,hassinceraisedmorethan$2．500forthehospital．“ThefirstcardsImadehadaheartinthemandyoucouldremovetheheartfromthecardandmakeitbeat，”Turnersays，explaininghowhecameupwiththenamefortheprogram．Nowasa17-year-oldhighschoolstudent，Turnerhaslesstimetodevotetocard—making，becauseorigamicostsalotoftimeandeachcardcantakeupto30minutestodesign．ButTurnerstillenjoysorigamiartandhascreateddesignsthathavebeenchosenforexhibits(展览)th