河北省承德市第一中學(xué)2024-2025學(xué)年高二英語下學(xué)期第五次周測試題

PAGEPAGE5河北省承德市第一中學(xué)2024-2025學(xué)年高二英語下學(xué)期第五次周測試題時(shí)間：45分鐘滿分：100分考試范圍:7冊5單元Ⅰ.閱讀理解(每題3分)ChristineGaleReynoldsworkedatthepubliclibraryinYosemiteNationalPark.Whenthegovernmentissuedshutdownorderstoslowthespreadofthecoronavirus(冠狀病毒)，sheloadedthebackofhercarwithdonatedbooksandbeganherownmobilelibrary.“Iknowthismaynotbeconventional，andyetithasworkedandIfeelofuse，”shesaid.AcrosstheUnitedStates，volunteersarereportingajumpinlittlefreelibrariesasreadersreadbookstopassthetime.Madeofwoodorbrick，andplacedinfrontofparksorinthetrunkofacar，thelibrarieshaveseentheirsmallspacesfilledwithbooks.Around1，000peopleliveintheYosemiteValley，whereentertainmentoptionsarelimitedandsomeresidentssayChristineGaleReynolds’mobilelibraryandherfriendlychatsofferaneededbreak.“Iliveinaruralarea，sotheInternetisnotaguarantee.Thetimethatsomepeoplemightfillwithonlineservicesisnotanoptionforme.Iturntobookstofillthatgap，”saidConnorTimpone，wholivesintheeastofYosemiteValley.“Bookshavebeenabrightspotforme.”“Thespacesalsohaveprovidedanewpurpose.Readersareleavingcannedgoodsandotherneededitemstoassistfellowneighbors.Thelibrariesallowneighborstohelponeanotherwithoutgettingphysicallyclose，”saidGreigMetzger，directorofthenon-profitLittleFreeLibrary.Since2009，tensofthousandsoflittlefreelibrarieshavesprungupintheUnitedStatesandmorethan100countries.Thesmallspacesoperatebydonationsandthroughvolunteers.Volunteerscheckthefreelibrariesweekly，andtheselectionisalwaysdifferentfromtheweekbefore.Thoughtheworktakesmucheffortandtime，itisrewarding.1.WhatdoweknowaboutChristine’slibrary?A.Itfollowsthetraditionalpractice.B.Itisplacedinthebackofhercar.C.Itmostlyconsistsofherownbooks.D.ItissponsoredbyYosemiteNationalPark.2.Whyisthenumberoflittlefreelibrariesrisingrapidly?A.Theymeetpeople’sneedsonspecialoccasions.B.They’vereceivedagreatmanydonatedbooks.C.Theycanbeeasilyconstructedinmanyways.D.Theycanprovideaccesstoonlineservices.3.Whatisthenewfunctionofthelittlefreelibraries?A.Supplyingavarietyofbooks.B.Guaranteeinganeededbreak.C.Creatingabondamongneighbors.D.Gettingneighborsphysicallyclose.4.Howdothelibrariesoperateonadailybasis?A.Withthesupportofthelocalgovernment.B.Throughdonationsandvoluntaryservices.C.Bymeansoftheparticipationoflocalresidents.D.Undertheguidanceofnon-profitorganizations.II.七選五(每題3分)Mymotherisadiligentandkindwoman.Sheisverybusyfrommorningtillnight.Asateacher,sheworkshard.

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BothmybrotherandIloveherdearlyasshelovesus.Mymotherhasbeenteachingmathatamiddleschoolinmyhometown.Shegoestoworkearlyinthemorninganddoesnotreturnhomeuntillateintheafternoon.

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Shetreatsthemwithpatienceandteachesthemwell.Forherexcellentqualityandverygoodteachingresults,shehasbeenelectedasamodelteacherseveraltimes.

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Everyday,whenshecomesbackhomefromwork,shesetsaboutdoinghousework,sweepingthelivingroomandbedroomsorcleaningthefurniture,andputtingeverythingingoodorder.Sheseemstobebusyallthetime.Asshehasbeenverybusyworkingeveryday,shelooksolderthanherage.Butshelooksascheerfulandhappyasever.Motherneverbuysexpensivedressesforherself,butsheoftenbuyssomeinexpensivebuthighqualityclothesforus.

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Shejusteatsaplainmealoutsidewhensheistoobusytocookherself.Shelivesabusyyetsimplelife,withoutanycomplaints.Oftenshesaystous,“workwhileyouwork,andplaywhileyouplay.Thatisthewaytobehappyandgay.Ifyoudonotwork,youwillbecomelazyandbeofnousetosociety”.Whatapieceofgoodadvicethisis!

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Thisadviceofherswillalwaysserveasaguidetomybehavior.Mymotherisgreatindeed,andIalwaysfeelproudofher.A.Sheenjoyslisteningtoclassicmusic.B.Asamother,shetakesgoodcareofusandgivesuseverycomfort.C.Shelovesherstudentsandcaresforthem.D.Shenevergoestoexpensiverestaurantstoenjoymeals.E.Mymotherishard-workingandneverwastesmoney.F.Ineverforgetitandalwaysbearitinmymind.G.Canyoutellussomethingaboutyourmother?III.完形填空(每題2分)Onedayabouttenyearsago，wewerewalkingintheGiantMountains，CzechRepublic，whenitsuddenlyrainedheavily.Wefound10undertheroofofsomeskilifts(纜車)andpreparedforthenight.Thekind-heartedelderlymanwhoworkedthere，ina11oflanguages，gesturesanddrawingpictures，12thatwecouldstayathishomethatnight.Beingpennilessstudents，weeagerlytookuphis13naturally，forwesawhewasa14person.Hiswife15ustoabigmeal.Thecouplewasquitelovelyandwehadagreatevening，though16wasabitdifficult.Thatnightwesleptwellinacleanroom.Thenextday，ourhost17hislongcape(斗篷)andstuffthatwaspartofhisclothesas“GuardianoftheMountains”.Thechildrentherecalledhimthator“Krkono?”，18helookedlikethegiantinthelocal19withlargefigureandlongflowingwhitehairandbeard.20，hewasquitea21inhisvillagebecauseofthat.Hedroveusthroughthemountains，22We23himandhiswifeagainlastmonthandKrkono?hadn’tchangedabit！Thereis2410.A.shadeB.shelterC.entranceD.evidence11.A.descriptionB.strategyC.thoughtD.mixture12.A.requestedB.remindedC.signaledD.stated13.A.answerB.commentC.promiseD.offer14.A.stubbornB.decentC.seniorD.humorous15.A.treatedB.encouragedC.admittedD.greeted16.A.cooperationB.accommodationC.communicationD.connection17.A.setasideB.threwawayC.tookoffD.puton18.A.thoughB.asC.unlessD.if19.A.taleB.sayingC.reportD.survey20.A.CompletelyB.GenerallyC.ApparentlyD.Extremely21.A.celebrityB.pioneerC.sponsorD.leader22.A.hidingB.stoppingC.lookingD.jumping23.A.visitedB.paidC.disturbedD.praised24.A.adventureB.secretC.magicD.freedomIV.基礎(chǔ)學(xué)問鞏固(每題2分)25．Thegovernmentwillforcecompaniesto________anypossiblemeasuretoreducePM2.5intheairin2014.A．a(chǎn)djustB．a(chǎn)doptC．a(chǎn)daptD．a(chǎn)ccept26.Itisunfairthatonecanenjoy________justbecauseheorsheisrichorpowerful.A．privilegeB．possessionC．principleD．position27.Thenewdrugbeganto________notlongafteritwastaken.A．operateB．operateonC．helpD．workon28．Itisoftensaidthatthejoyoftravelingis________inarrivingatyourdestination________inthejourneyitself.A．/；butB．/；orC．not；orD．not；but29.Aftersupper，heusuallystoodnearthewindow，________hecouldseethetower，thetallestbuildinginthiscity.A．fromwhichB．onwhichC．onwhereD．fromwhere30.Thesepeoplefromdifferentbackgroundsandwithdifferentpersonalitiescouldhavequarreledwitheachother，butactually，theyspenttheyeartogether________.A．indangerB．introubleC．inpeaceD．inneedV..語法填空(每題2分)OlympicandParalympicmedalsfortheTokyo2024Gameswillbemadefromrecycledmobilephonesdonatedbythepublic.Olympichostcitieshave31.(tradition)obtainedthemetalfromminingfirms.ButJapan，32.lacksmineralresources，iskeenontakingthethemeofasustainablefutureastep33._(far).“AprojectwhichallowsthepeopleofJapan34.(participate)increatingthemedalsisreallygood，andhelpsraisetheenvironmentalawarenessofourcitizens，”saidTokyo2024sports35._(direct)KojiMurofushi.“36.theresourcesofoureartharelimited，weneedtorecyclemoreandavoidwaste.Thisprogramissettinganexample.”Collectionboxeshavebeenplacedinlocalofficesandtelecomstoresandtheywillremainthereuntilthemetalrequired37.(collect).Membersoftheorganizingcommitteeputforwardtheidea38.governmentofficialsandcompaniesearlierthisyearandwontheirsupport.Asaresult，themedalshangingaroundOlympicwinners’neckswillcarryevenmoremeaningthanusual.People’spersonalmemories，once39.(store)intheirsmartphonesandotherhandhelddevices，willtaketheroundshapeofanOlympicmedal，oneofthemostprecious40.