辽宁省六校协作体20192020年高一上学期期中考试英语试卷答案

英语试题本试卷分为选择题和非选择题两部分，总分150分，考试用时100分钟。选择题部分第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）略第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分35分）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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该项涂黑。AJacob’sPillowDanceFestivalWhere:Becket,MassachusettsWhen:Jun.15---Aug.24Eachsummer,thisinfluentialdancecenterpresentsanumberofclassesandperformancesbymorethan50companiesfromaroundtheworld.Highlights（最精彩的部分）inthisseasonincludetheDanceTheaterofHarlem’sproductionofAlvinAiley’s“TheLarkAscending”,whichopensthefestival.Manyeventsarefree.Ticketedperformancesstartat$22.Jacobspillow.org.MoabMusicFestivalWhere:Moab,UtahWhen:Aug.29---Sept.9Thisareaisbetterknownformountainbikingthanformusic.Butsince1992,ithashostedaprivatefestivalthatbringsclassical,jazz,Latinandothertypesofmusictotheland.Thisyeartherewillbe16concerts,includingthree“GrottoConcerts”,wheregueststakea45-minuteboatridedowntheColoradoRivertoperformances.Eventsstartat$25.moabmusicfest.org.CheyenneFrontierDaysWhere:Cheyenne,WyomingWhen:July19---28Thereissomethingforeveryoneatthis117-year-oldfestival,froman“IndianvillageandOldWestmuseum”tocountryconcerts.Butthecompetitionisstillthemainattraction,withcowboysandcowgirlscompetingformajormoneyintheworld’slargestoutdoorstage.Competitionticketsstartat$18,andconcertticketsat$23.cfdrodeo.com.TheGlimmerglassFestivalWhere:Cooperstown,NewYorkWhen:July6---Aug.24Eachsummer,operaloversfromaroundthecountry(andtheworld)traveltoupstateNewYorktowatchproductionsthatincludestarslikeNathanGunnandGingerCosta-Jackson.Thisyear’sperformancesincludeWagner’s“TheFlyingDutchman”andVerdi’s“KingforaDay”,inhonorofthe200thbirthdaysofbothcomposers（作曲家）.Ticketsstartat$26.glimmerglass.org.21.Ifyouwanttoenjoya“GrottoConcert”,whichdatesuitsyoubest?A.June15.B.July19.C.August24.D.September4.22.IfyougotoCheyennetowatchacompetitionandenjoyaconcert,howmuchwillyoupayatleast?A.$18.B.$22.C.$36D.$41.23.Whichpartofawebsiteisthetextprobablychosenfrom?A.Education.B.Politics.C.Business.D.Art.BAfterattendinganotherparentmeetingaboutmy7-year-oldchild’sbehavior,Ididn’tknowwhattodo.ItwasthesecondschoolwehadtriedforNathanand,asalways,everythingwasbeingdoneformychild’sneeds.ItwasalsohavingbadinfluenceonNathan.Hewouldcomehomeandsay,“Mom,Ihatemylife.Idonotwanttoliveanymore.”Iwasafraidthatmysonwasbeginningtosufferfromdepression(抑郁)andthatIwaslosinghim.Weneededhelp.Bytheageofseven,Nathanhadalreadyhadthreesurgeries(外科手术)forhisears.Hewasingreatpain,whichmadeitdifficultforhimtolearnorpayattention.DespiteNathan’sbadcondition,thestaffattwoformerschoolsseemedasiftheydidn’tcare.Theyoftenforgottodealwithhismedication（药剂）.Asaresultofmanytimesofearinfections(感染),Nathanhadhearingloss.Tomakethingsworse,Nathan’sspeechwasnotverygood.ChildrenwouldmakefunofhimandNathanbegantofallbehindinstudy.WhenIfirstsetfootintoRipleyHouseCharterSchool,Iknewthiswastheschoolformyson.ItfeltpositivefromthemomentIentered.Fromthestart,Mrs.ElsenandherstaffheardmyconcernoverNathan.Mrs.Elsendealtwithmyconcern,notwithemptywordsbutwithaction.Thatday,Nathancamehomefromhisfirstdayofschoolsaying,“Mom,Iloveschool!”Bytheendoftheweekhewassaying,“Mom,Ilikemylife.Ihaveagoodlife.”RipleyHouseCharterSchoolgavememysonbackandsavedourlives.Thankyouforgivingmebackwhatwehadlost—HOPE.24.Fromthebeginning,wecanlearnthat_______.A.theauthorfelthelplessabouthissonB.theauthoroftenattendedtheclassmeetingC.NathanhadbeeningreatdepressionD.noschoolwouldliketoacceptNathan25.Nathan’sproblemsarethefollowingEXCEPT_______.A.hearinglossB.lackofattentionC.beingunabletospeakD.fallingbehindinhisstudy26.WhatattitudedidtheauthorholdtowardsRipleyHouseCharterSchool?A.NegativeB.ConcernedC.DoubtfulD.GratefulCMemory,theysay,isamatterofpracticeandexercise.Ifyouhavethewishandreallymakeaconscious(自觉的)effort,thenyoucanquiteeasilyimproveyourabilitytorememberthings.Butevenifyouaresuccessful,therearetimeswhenyourmemoryseemstoplaytricksonyou.Sometimesyourememberthingsthatreallydidnothappen.Onemorninglastweek,forexample,IgotupandfoundthatIhadleftthefrontdoorunlockedallnight,yetIclearlyrememberlockingitcarefullythenightbefore.Memory“tricks”worktheotherwayaswell.Onceinawhileyouremembernotdoingsomething,andthenfindoutthatyoudid.Onedaylastmonth,forexample,Iwassittinginabarbershopwaitingformyturntogetahaircut,andsuddenlyIrealizedthatIhadgotahaircuttwodaysbeforeatthebarbershopacrossthestreetfrommyoffice.Wealwaysseemtofindsomethingfunnyandamusinginincidentscausedbypeople’sforgetfulnessorabsent-mindedness.Storiesaboutabsent-mindedprofessorshavebeentoldforyears,andwenevergettiredofhearingnewones.Unfortunately,however,absent-mindednessisnotalwaysfunny.Therearetimeswhen“tricks”ofourmemorycancauseusgreattrouble.27.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Onenightthewriterforgottolockthefrontdoor.B.Onenightthewriterforgothavinglockedthefrontdoor.C.Thewriterrememberedtolockthedoor.D.Thewriterrememberedunlockingthefrontdoor.28.Fromtheunderlinedsentence,wecaninferthat_______.A.weenjoyhearingnewstoriesaboutabsent-mindednessofprofessorsB.wedon’twanttoknowanythingmoreaboutabsent-mindednessofprofessorsC.wewillneverg