what you give away

浙江省杭州市杭州四中（吴山）2021-2022学年第一

学期高一年级期中考试英语试题

一、阅读理解

Whatwouldyoudoifyouhadalargesumofmoney?Giveaway

almostallofittocharity?Well,that’swhatMarkZuckerberg,CEO

andfounderofFacebook,bergandhis

wifePriscillaChanpromidtogive99percentoftheirmoneyto

owthatisabout$45billion(289billionyuan),and

theyplantogiveawaythemoneytothingslikescienceandeducation.

Manywealthypeoplehavedonesimilarthings,forexample,Bill

ingbackandhelpingothersisn’tjustforbig

likeZuckerbergandGatesmayhavemoretogive,

allyaroundtheholidays,

peoplewanttodotheirpartandgivebacktopeoplewhoareless

smayhavefoodcollectionswherepeoplebring

somefoodandtogethertheycangiveawaysomeotherthingstoplaces

likehomelesscenters.

Peoplealsohostspecialeventslikeconcertsorrunstobe

peoplegiveawaywhateverthey

cantoUScharitiesliketheUnitedWayandtheAmericanRedCross.

Thenthecharitiesareabletohelppoorindifferentwayslike

education,hingscome

togethertomakeabigdifference.

fthefollowingaboutMarkZuckerbergistrue?

A．Hepromidtogiveawayallofhismoneytocharities.

B．Hecaresaboutscienceandhealth

C．Heisabillionairewhowouldn’tliketohelpcharities

D．HeistheCEOandfounderofFacebook.

estheunderlinedpartinparagraph2mean?

A．Richpeoplearedoingitnow.

B．Richpeoplearegivinglessthanbefore

C．Commonpeoplearedonatingtopeopleinneed

D．Commonpeoplearegivinglessthanbillionaires

paragraph3and4talkabout?

A．Howcommonpeoplehelpothers

B．Whypeopleliketohelp

others.

C．Whatschoolsdoduringthe

holidays

D．Whatcharitiestherearein

theUS

WhenIwasinprimaryschool,sometimesIwouldmeetagirlof

sneveractive,butshewasalwaysvery

5thgradeshecametomyclass.

Shewasabntalot,andonedayIhadthecouragetoaskwhy.

Shetoldmeshewassick,andsheexplainedsheworeawig(假发)

itatthat.

AnytimeLisacametoclass—ldom—Iwouldhangwithheronthe

playground.

Ireceivedmuchridicule(嘲弄)frommyfriendsforthisbecau

lyeducationtaught

metobenice,andIfeltLisa’sneedsweremuchmoreimportantthan

othersIknew.

IthadbeenmonthssinceLisawasinourclass,andonedayour

lainedLisadiedthedaybeforeandwould

dusLisahadfoughtabattle(斗

争)withcancerforyears.

verspokeofherillnessasifitcould

,alltheyearsIhavekeptLisainmymindandheart.

WhenIgothroughtheimportanteventsinmylife,IthinkofLisa.

I’vehadastrongwishrecentlytofindhermotherandfather.

I’dliketotellthemthatthoughtheynevermetme,theirdaughter

hadasweeteffect(影响)oideawhather

parents’toyourcolumn(栏目)andhopeyou

canpointmeintherightdirection.

erparentswouldbecomforted

bythefactthatafteralltheyearstheyarenottheonlyoneswho

rememberher.

theauthorbeinglaughedat?

A．Becausheworeawigtoschool.

B．BecaushealwaysplayedwithLisa.

C．Becaushecriedintheclassroom.

D．BecaushelostherfriendsbecauofLisa.

nwelearnabouttheauthorfromthepassage?

A．ShehadknownLisasincetheywereborn.

B．ShehasbeentoLisa’shou.

C．Shehasagoodfamilyeducation.

D．ShewasthefirstonetoknowaboutLisa’sdeath.

dtheauthorlearnfromLisa?

A．Tokeepyourillnessacret.

B．Tobenicetoeveryoneeverywhere.

C．Tofacechallengesinlifebravely.

D．Toputothers’needsaboveyours.

Doyouthinkanimalscanpredict(预报)theweatherorother

naturalevents?

hundredsofyears,inkanimals’

behavior(行为)canbeconnectedtofutureweatherconditionsor

mple,ifswansflyintothewind,ahurricaneis

,ifcowsliedown,remany

peoplethinkthatthestoriesarejustfolklore,traditional

storiesandbeliefswithoutscientificevidence(证据).Scientists,

however,arebeginningtotakeanotherlookatsomeoftheideas.

ced

,

hedidaninvestigation(调查)oftwelvepublichealthcentersin

Kobe,ealthcenterstreatedpeopleafterthe1995

cedsomeinterestinginformationaboutthemonth

entforanimalbiteshadincread.

Infact,aggressive(冒犯的；侵略的)behaviorindogs,suchasbiting

andbarkingloudly,jumped(猛增)60percent!

Peoplenoticedotherchangesinanimalbehaviorbeforethe

mple,fishbeganswimmingtogetherin

largegroups,onlyinthemiddleofthewaterandnotneartheedges.

Also,birdsflewawayfromtheirnestsformanydays,leavingtheir

malbehaviorsuggeststhatanimalsmaybe

abletopredictnaturaleventsbetterthanpeople.

themainideaofthepassage?

A．Whatanimalsdoduringearthquakes.

B．ManyearthquakesofJapan.

C．Effect(影响)ofnaturaleventsonanimals’actions.

D．Folkloreandotherstoriesaboutanimals.

ogsbegintobehavejustbeforeanearthquake?

A．Theyliedowningrass.B．Theystaytogetherinlargegroups.

C．Theyleavetheirhomes.D．Theyhurtpeople.

heranimalsbehavestrangelybeforeanearthquake?

A．PigsB．BirdsC．CowsD．Alloftheabove

dKiyoshiShimamuralookatduringhisinvestigation?

A．Animalclinicstreatingdogs.

B．Thenumberofpatientswith

bites.

C．Thenumberofearthquakesa

year.

D．Placesdogsgoduring

earthquakes.

二、七选五

Whilelead(铅)poisoningisrious,parentscantakestepsto

reducetheriskfortheirChildren.11

TakeNotes:eeifyouown

ofanytoyswithchippedpaint,orotherbrokenanddamagedparts.

Notsureitcontainslead?12

CleanUp:toavoidleadexposurefromsourcesinthehome,keep

floorsandotherplayareascleanandfreeofdustand

pieces.13Storetoysoffthefloorinacleanplace.

Andifyouliveinhouwithleadpipes,runningcoldwaterfora

fewminutesandusingawaterfilter(过滤器)canreduceleadlevels.

14avoidno-nameproduceandbecarefulwhenyou

buyitemsatdollarstores,streetfairs,thriftstoresoryardsales.

theydon’tcontain

lead,theycouldbecomeachokinghazard(危险).Alsomakesurethe

artsandcraftssuppliesyoubuyarenon-toxic(无毒的)anddesigned

forchildren’su.

GetTested:childrenwithleadpoisoningmaynothaveeasily

recognizablesymptoms(症状).15Thismightmeanthat

therewillbealotofteststhatturnoutnormal,butit’sbetter

gispeciallyimportantif

youandyourchildrenliveinahomewithpeelingpaintorifyour

homewaspaintedbefore1978,whentheConsumerProductSafety

Commissionbannedthesaleoflead-badpaints.

A．BuySmart.

B．Whenindoubt,throwitout.

C．Ifaparentisconcerned,theyshouldhavetheirkidtested.

D．Notallchildrenlikebeingtested.

E．Makesureyourchildrenstaysafe.

F．Thefollowingtipscontaincommonhazards(危害)forlead

poisoning.

G．Washyourchildren’shandsandplaythingsoften.

三、完形填空

I’dgonefromatinyvillageschoolwithatotalof60students,

toahugeschool,ittlefishina

toomuchofmyfirst

ecidedtobe

alwaystheonethatpurpolydidn’tlooktheteachersinthe

nedwell,and

everything19in,butIalwayslikedtobea

spectator(旁观者).It’shardnotto20whatothers

maythinkofyouwhenyouarespeakinginfrontof

akelongformeto

feel22withteachersandmakefriendswith

classmates.

Somepeople23straightintoanewlearning

environment.24,mostarenervousandfeelthey

don’’scompletelynormal,soitshouldnotbeaworry

25andyouwilladapttothenewschool.

Schoollifeis26youmakeofit.

’sonlywhen

youleavethatyoucanreallyappreciatehow

school28youintothepersonyoubecome.

It’

you’reshy,tellyourlfyou’Iraiyour29at

leastonceeverylesson;ifyou’requick-minded,trytogiveother

,youwill30howmuchyou

loveditorhatedit.

16.

A．classB．schoolC．lakeD．hou

17.

A．infearofB．infavorofC．inhonorofD．indangerof

18.

A．incaB．sothatC．themomentD．soonafter

19.

A．wroteB．broughtC．tookD．got

20.

A．doubtB．applyC．checkD．care

21.

A．teachersB．classmatesC．adultsD．friends

22.

A．angryB．popularC．disappointedD．comfortable

23.

A．slideB．fitC．changeD．turn

24.

A．ThereforeB．InsteadC．HoweverD．Meanwhile

25.

A．awkwardB．practicalC．privateD．positive

26.

A．whatB．howC．whichD．when

27.

A．likeB．ignoreC．acceptD．hate

28.

A．forcesB．developsC．placesD．teaches

29.

A．voiceB．questionC．handD．head

30.

A．realizeB．forgiveC．forgetD．remember

四、用单词的适当形式完成短文

语法填空

Recentlyourclasshasconductedasurveyabout“Thegrowthof

00’sgeneration”People’sopinionsonit31(be)

divided.

Somepeoplethinkthatthe00’sgenerationareconfident,

ambitiousand32(depend)’smore,

theyarefondofnewthings,’s

especiallyworth33(mention)thattheyare

easurefriendshipandaregoodat

communicating34others.

However,othersarguethatthepost-00’sgenerationaretoo

lf-centeredanddependentontheirparentsin

ndtolivea

s,

someofthemlackthenof36(responsible))and

don’tknowhowtoshowgratitudeto

others.37(badly)still,manyaresoweakin

controllingthemlvesthattheyareoften

addicted38theInternet.

Asamemberofthem,Ithinkwepost-00’sgenerationshouldbe

awareofourown39(strength)andweakness,so

thatwecantrytoperfect40(us).Onlyinthisway

canwegainrespectandfaithfromothers.

五、建议信

41.假如你是李华，你的初中同学小华不适应高中新生活，他因交不到朋友而

苦恼，请你给他一点建议，内容主要包括：

1.表示安慰；

2.你的建议。

注意

1.词数80左右；

2.开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。

DearXiaoHua,

I’msosorrytohearthatyouarehavingsomeproblemsinSenior

School.

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