山西省大同市铁路一中2018-2019学年高一英语上学期第三次月考试题（3）

山西省大同市铁路一中2018-2019学年高一英语上学期第三次月考试题（3）一：阅读理解（共两节，满分60分）第一节（共15小题；每小题3分，满分45分）ATheMattaponiReservationTheMattaponiReservationsitsonabluff(峭壁)overlookingtheMattaponiRiverinVirginia,astateontheeastcoastoftheUS.TheMattaponihaveworkedhardtokeeptheirancientwayoflifeandcustoms(风俗).Onepurposeoftheiryearlypowwowistosharethesetraditionswithyou.MattaponipowwowandculturedayMay1810:00a.m.—5:00p.m.Adults(12yearsandolder)—$6.00Children—freeCometospendthedaywithusneartheMattaponiRiverforaneducationalexperienceshowingthecustomsoftheMattaponi.Duringthisspecialday,AmericanIndians(FirstAmericans)willdanceandplaydrumswhiledressedintraditionalclothing.Thisyearvisitorsmayjoininthedancinganddrumming.Visitorswillbeabletoseeartistsshowtheirbasket-making,pottery-making,andtool-makingskills.AmericanIndianstorytellerswillhelpyouseehowtheirhabitsarepassedontochildrenthroughstories.Enjoyactivities•TasteAmericanIndianfoods•PlayAmericanIndianchildren’sgames•ListentotraditionalsongsandenjoydancesNopets.Bringyourownlawn(草坪)chairsandblankets.21.WhatcanwelearnabouttheMattaponiReservation?A.ItliesontheeastcoastoftheUS.B.Itspowwowisheldeveryotheryear.C.ItisfarawayfromtheMattaponiRiver.D.Fewofitspeopleareinterestedinitsoldculture.22.Ifa13-year-oldgirlwantstoenjoythedaywithherparents,theyneedtopay_____.A.$6B.$12C.$18D.$2423.OntheMattaponipowwowandcultureday,visitors_____.A.canwatchbothtraditionalandmoderndancesB.canlearnaboutthecultureofAmericanIndiansC.areexpectedtobringtheirownfoodandchairsD.arenotallowedtodancewiththeMattaponiBItwasalongweekforAmandaatschool.Shestayedafterschooltoworkonaspecialproject(课题)threedaysinarow.WhenshegothomeonFriday,shedroppedintothechairwithasigh(叹气).“What’sgoingon,Amanda?”herdadaskedashewasreadingthenewspaper.“Ihavetocreateawebpageformytechnologyclass,anditistakingalotmoretimethanIthoughtitwould,”Amandaanswered.HerdadlookedoverhisnewspaperandaskedAmandawhatthewebpagewasabout.“It’saboutthedifferencebetweennewspapernewsandInternetnews,”Amandasaidandadded,“Ihavetoprovideinformation,examplesandillustrations(插图).”“Soundstough;doyouhavesomeonetohelpyou?”herdadasked.“IhaveapartnernamedZach,”Amandareplied.“WedidresearchontheInternettodayandfoundsomepicturestouse.”ThenAmandaexplainedtoherfatherthemaindifferences:newspapernewsisprintedonpaper,andInternetnewsispublished(发表)online;newspapernewsisonlyavailableonceaday,andInternetnewsispublishedalmostassoonasthenewshappens;manynewspapersdon’tevenprintadailypaper,andInternetnewsispublishedaroundtheclock.Amanda’sdadasked,“Whichtypeofnewsdoyoulikebetter?”“IlikeInternetnewsbetterbecauseIliketolearnaboutthenewswhenithappens,”sheanswered.Herdadsaid,“IstilllikenewspapernewsbetterbecauseIliketoholdthepaperinmyhandsandturnthepages.”Amandadroppedintoherchairagainandsaid,“Youaresooldschool,Dad.”24.WhydidAmandasighwhenshecamehome?A.Shefailedtopasstheexam.B.Shewastiredofschoollife.C.Shewasworriedaboutherschoolproject.D.Shemadeamistakeinhertechnologyclass.25.Theunderlinedword“tough”inParagraph6probablymeans“_____”.A.excitingB.boringC.interestingD.difficult26.WhichofthefollowingmayAmandaagreewith?A.PeopleshouldpayforInternetnews.B.Newspapernewswillsoondisappear.C.Internetnewsisgiventoreadersingoodtime.D.Itiswrongtosaynotonewspapernews.27.Amanda’sfatherisprobablyamanwho_____.A.missesthepastB.careslittleaboutnewsC.knowsthecomputerwellD.cannotlivewithouttheInternetCTherelivedinSouthCarolinaayoungwomannamedElizaLucas.HerfatherwasgovernorofoneoftheislandsoftheWestIndies.MissLucasoftengotseeds(种子)fromherfather,andthensheplantedtheminSouthCarolina.Once,herfathersenthersomeseedsoftheindigoplant.SheplantedsomeoftheseinMarch,butafrost(霜冻)cameandkilledallherplants.However,shedecidedtoplantsomemoreseedsinApril.Thesegrewverywelluntilacutwormfoundthemandateherplants.OncemoreMissLucasplantedsomeoftheseeds.Thistimetheplantsgrewverywell.Shewrotetoherfatheraboutit.Hesentheramanwhoknewhowtogettheindigooutoftheplant.However,themantriednottoshowMissLucashowtomaketheindigo.HedidnotwantthepeopleinSouthCarolinatolearnhowtomakeit.Hewasafraidhisownpeoplewouldnotgetsomuchmoneyfortheirindigoifotherpeoplemadeitaswell.Sohedestroyedtheindigoonpurpose.ButMissLucaswatchedhimclosely.Sheworkedouthowtheindigocouldbemade.Someofherfather’slandinSouthCarolinawasnowplantedwiththeindigoplant.ThenMissLucasgotmarried,andbecameMrs.Pinckney.HerfathergaveheralltheindigogrowingonhislandinSouthCarolina.Itwasallsavedforseed.SomeoftheseedMrs.Pinckneygavetoherfriends.Someofitherhusbandsowed(播种).Itallgrewandwasmadeintothatbluedye(染料)thatwecallindigo.Inafewyears,SouthCarolinawasproducingmorethanamillionpoundsofindigoeveryyear.28.Theindigoplantdiedatfirstbecauseof_____.A.afrostB.acutwormC.heavyrainD.strongsunlight29.ThemanMissLucas’sfathersenther_____.A.knewlittleaboutplantingseedsB.wasnotashelpfulassheexpectedC.helpedheralotinmakingtheindigoD.madealotofmoneyinSouthCarolina30.Whatmightbepeople’sattitudetowardElizaLucasinSouthCarolina?A.Theywereafraidofher.B.Theywerethankfultoher.C.Theyweredoubtfulofher.D.Theywereworriedabouther.31.What’sthemainide