山西省晋中市和诚高中2018-2019学年高一英语周练试题（6.1-6.2）

山西省晋中市和诚高中2018-2019学年高一英语周练试题（6.1-6.2）考试时间：60分钟满分：100分班级________考号________姓名________I阅读理解。(18*3=54)ABestWaystoMakeMoneyOnline◆SellDigitalProductsSellingdigitalproductsmeansneverhavingtokeepphysicalgoods.YoucansellsuchitemsasWordPressthemes,audiobooks,andPowerPointtemplates(模板)throughamarketplacelikeClickBank.Theamountofmoneyyoucanmakewillvarygreatlyfromjustafewdollarsamonthtoseveralhundredoreventhousanddollars.Itdependsonthesuccessofyourproductsandhowyoumarketthem.◆RunanEtsyStoreDoyouenjoyworkingwithartsandcrafts?SellyouruniquecreationsthroughEtsy,anonlinemarketplaceforallthingshandmade.Etsysellerslistsuchitemsaspillowcases,dreamcatchers,canvasprints,customshowercurtainsandmore.YousetyourownpricingandEtsytakesasmallcutfromyoursales.◆WorkforMechanicalTurkIfyouarejustlookingforawaytoearnalittleextrapocketmoney,AmazonMechanicalTurkcouldbeagreatsolution.Youcanworkfromhome,writingvideodescriptions,translatingapaper,orperformingonlineresearch.Thebarriertoentryisreallylowandyoucanstartmakingmoneyrightaway.◆MakeMoneyThroughYourPodcasts(播客)Manypeoplestartpodcastingasahobby,buttheseaudioshowscanalsobeareliablesourceofincome.SimilartobloggingandYouTubechannels,podcastscanbechangedintomoneythroughadvertisements.OneofthegreatestchallengeswillbegrowingyouraudiencethroughpodcastdirectorieslikeiTunes.Thepotentialisthereifyouraudienceislargeenoughandyouattracttherightpartnerships.1.Whatdoyouneedtomakemuchmoneybysellingdigitalproducts?A.Plentyofpatiencetosellthem.B.Alargewarehousetostoregoods.C.Yourcreativityandmarketingskills.D.Enoughtimetomakedigitalproducts.2.What’stheadvantageofMechanicalTurk?A.Doingtasksthatneednoskill.B.Attractingmanyyoungpeople.C.Workingwithflexibility.D.Makingmoneyeasily.3.Whatshouldyoudotoearngoodmoneythroughpodcasts?A.Toextendyourinfluence.B.Tocreateexcellentproducts.C.Toputforwarduniqueideas.D.Totreatpodcastsasagoodcareer.BInFrance,thereoncelivedamannamedLouisPasteur,whowasadoctorofscience.Thethingthatconcernedhimmostwasthediseaserabies(狂犬病).“Imustfindtherabiesgerms(细菌)thathideinsidepeopleandmakethemsosickthattheydie,”hethought.OnceIfindthem,I’llthinkofawaytokillthem.”ManypeoplethoughtPasteurwaswastinghistime.Somelaughedathimandsaid,“You’llneverdoit.”Pasteurdidn’tcarewhatpeoplethought;hebelievedinhimself.Hekeptrightonworking.Atthesametime,inGermany,aboynamedJoeywasabouttogetintotrouble.Hewasteasingadog.Butthisdogwassickwithrabies,whichmadethedogmad.Unfortunately,thedogbithim.TherabiesgermswerepassedfromthedogtoJoey.Soonthelittleboywasverysick.Hisparentscouldonlywait.Butthentherewasnews.Joey’smothersawitandshoutedforjoy.“AdoctorofsciencehasfoundawaytosavesickpeoplelikeJoey!”shesaid.Theman,ofcourse,wasLouisPasteur.Joey’sparentsquicklypreparedJoeyforthelongjourneytoParis.“Dr.Pasteur,”saidthemother.“Ourlittleboyisverysick.Canyouhelpus?”“Perhaps,”saidPasteur.“I’veinventedavaccine(疫苗).Itisstrongenoughtokilltherabiesgerms.Joeywillbethefirstpersontohavemyrabiesvaccine.”“Thefirstperson?”askedJoey’sworriedfathernervously.“Willitbedangerous?Areyousureitwillwork?”“Ibelieveitwill,”saidPasteur.Slowlythevaccinekilledmoreandmoreoftherabiesgerms.Joeybegantogetwell.Dr.Pasteur’svaccinewasasuccess!Fromthenonnoonehadtobeafraidofrabiesanymore,andpeoplewhohadlaughedathimbefore,respectedhim.Heisrecognizedasoneoftheworld’sgreatestscientists.4.Whatwaspeople’sfirstreactiontowardPasteur’sthoughtsonkillingrabiesgerms?A.Hopeful.B.Cheerful.C.DoubtfulD.Uncaring.5.WhathappenedtoJoey?A.Hefoughtwithadog.B.Hedroveamaddogaway.C.Hekilledtherabiesgerms.D.Hegotrabiesunexpectedly.6.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribePasteur?A.Confidentandstrong-minded.B.Carefulandsimple-minded.C.Selflessandhumorous.D.Proudandimaginative.7.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?A.TheamazingstoryofJoey.B.Pasteur’sdeepinterestinscience.C.Thefirstknownpersontosurviverabies.D.Pasteur’ssuccessinfindingatreatmentforrabies.CNearlytenyearsago,aChristmasconfection(甜点)assweetashernamesavedCandySeely’sfamilyfarminClatskanie,Oregon.Candyandherhusband,Mike,thoughtaboutleavingthefamilybusinessaspricesforthemint(薄荷)oiltheyproducedfellandcostsrose.ThenCandycameupwiththeanswertotheirproblems:homemademintpatties(饼).Now,Candy’scandiesaresoldatWholeFoodsMarketacrossAmerica.“What’smostexcitingformeisthelookonpeople’sfaceswhentheytastethemints.Manyofthemwillsay,‘I’mnotamintperson.’Thenthey’lltryone,andtheireyesgetwide,andthey’llsay,‘Ohmy,I’venevertastedanythinglikethis,’”Candysays.“Foodissuchapersonalwaytoconnectwithpeople.Ireallyenjoythat.”WhenCandyfirsttooksamples(样品)toaPortlandfarmersmarketin2007,shethoughtpeoplewouldtastethetreatsandthenbuymintoiltomaketheirown.Butpeoplejustwantedtobuyhercandy,soCandykeptmakingit.Afterfirstmakingtheircandiesinaneighbor’skitchen,thenintwodifferentborrowedrestaurantkitchens,theSeelysmovedtheworktotheirfarm.Whiletwoemployeesworkyear-round,theSeelysadduptoeightmoreworkersduringtheholidays.“Rightnow,wedoprettymucheverythingbyhand,”Candysays.Whiletheirfourchildren—Warren,Caryn,RobynandAlayna,allnowintheir20s—weregrowingup,shehomeschooledtheminthemor