2023_2024学年5月安徽阜阳颍州区颍州区红旗中学高一下学期月考英语试卷

这是一份2023_2024学年5月安徽阜阳颍州区颍州区红旗中学高一下学期月考英语试卷，共6页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，完形填空，语法填空，书信写作，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。

2023~2024学年5月安徽阜阳颍州区颍州区红旗中学高一下学期月考英语试卷
一、阅读理解
Here are fur famus theatre camps & classes in Canada.
Carusel Theatre fr Yung Peple
Funded in 1976, Carusel Theatre fr Yung Peple prvides yung peple playful,exceptinal and accessible theatrical experiences that inspire
and educate yung persns. We believe the arts play an imprtant rle in a yung persn’s develpment. In additin t ur prgramming fr all ages,
we als ffer drama schl classes taught by trusted drama educatrs.
Gateway Theatre
Gateway Theatre enriches the quality f life in Richmnd by creating utstanding prfessinal theatre and serving as a dynamic center fr the
perfrming arts. Set up in 1982,Gateway is a member f the prfessinal theatre scene prviding live perfrmances, high-quality perfrming art classes
accessible t yuth aged 6—18, and space fr prfessinal and cmmunity prducers.
Evergreen Cultural Centre
Evergreen Cultural Centre is the tp place in the Tri-Cities fr live arts events, exhibitins, and experiences. We ffer an exciting seasn f perfrming
arts, mdern art displays and arts educatin prgrams in a variety f disciplines(训练方法) in ur StudiTheatre. We aim t create a welcming and pen
cmmunity space and encurage visitrs t enjy the excitement f live perfrmances and visual art.
Place des Arts
Classes and private lessns are available frm September t June, r during the Fall(Sep-Dec), Winter(Jan-Mar), and Spring(Apr-Jun) sessins fr all
ages and skill levels. Students can explre music, dance, theatre, visual arts and literary arts with us. Our instructrs are experienced prfessinals wh
prvide individualized attentin t each student. Kids and teens can participate in a variety f arts activities and gain valuable skills in a supprtive
envirnment.
【小题1】Wh will mst prbably g t Gateway Theatre?
A．Cllege students.
B．Peple in Richmnd.
C．Kids still at kindergartens.
D．Famus perfrmers in Vancuver.
【小题2】Hw are the prgrams f Evergreen Cultural Centre?
A．Exciting.
【小题3】Where is the text mst likely frm?
A．A diary. B．A nvel.
B．Energetic.
C．Funny.
D．Adventurus.
C．A magazine.
D．A reprt.
Zhang Zening, a hanfu supprter and lver in Nanjing, East China’s Jiangsu Prvince, started a surprising jurney eight years ag t restre (使复原)
this traditinal Chinese clthing. Inspired by ancient murals (壁画), Zhang, 41, studied the artistry f hanfu in varius museums, changing paintings int
tuchable and wearable pieces.
Upn graduating frm cllege, Zhang first wrked in material research, burying herself in the labratry, cnducting chemical experiments fr the
study f raw materials. At the time, she was ne f the earliest lvers f hanfu in China, frequently rganizing varius hanfu activities in her spare time.
Nw as the wner f a hanfu studi, Zhang has wrked with wmen’s re-emplyment rganizatins, lking fr full-time stay-at-hme wmen with
sewing (缝纫) skills. This matched with her need fr the prductin f hanfu.
Arund 2015, Zhang began t fcus independently n the prcess f hanfu restratin. In that year, she visited Dunhuang, Nrthwest China’s
Gansu Prvince where she was attracted by the beautiful murals there, wndering hw she culd pssibly change them int beautiful cstumes.
In the past years, she has traveled t mre than 10 cities acrss China, cnstantly studying murals and cnducting research t restre hanfu frm
different dynasties. She managed t restre mre than 50 sets. She referred t different materials including varius murals, ther cultural relics and
literature t make sure that the restratin is as crrect as pssible. Thanks t her wrk, many yung peple wear restred hanfu when they visit
museums, and Zhang is excited t see mre f them ding s.
【小题1】What can we learn abut Zhang Zening accrding t paragraph 1?

A．She lnged t be a scientist.
B．She was addicted t traveling widely.
C．She was fnd f Chinese traditinal art.
D．She enjyed watching museum visitrs.
【小题2】Why des Zhang wrk with sme rganizatins?
A．T recver traditinal Chinese clthing.
B．T reduce emplyment pressure.
C．T increase her business influence.
D．T help the cmpanies in truble.
【小题3】What is the authr’s purpse in mentining Dunhuang?
A．T explain hw hard Zhang wrks.
B．T shw the start f Zhang’s independent hanfu restratin wrk.
C．T prmte varius Dunhuang’s artwrks.
D．T intrduce Zhang’s rich travel experiences.
【小题4】Which f the fllwing best describes Zhang’s restratin wrk?
A．Effective.
B．Shrt-lasting.
C．Dangerus.
D．Cstly.
I culdn’t sleep at all last night, and my sister believes it was because I ate a bwl f really spicy (辛辣的) fd befre bedtime. Hwever, I was
skeptical abut the cnnectin between spicy fds and sleep. Can eating spicy fds befre bedtime truly impact ne’s sleep quality? Sme peple
believe that eating spicy fds befre bedtime can disrupt sleep by increasing bdy temperature and causing heartburn. It may be wrth aviding spicy
fds clse t bedtime.
T find ut the relatin, the researchers in Australia cnducted an experiment t investigate the effects f spicy fds n sleep. They prvided a
grup f individuals with delicius late-night meals, alternating (交替) between spicy and mild ptins. The results revealed that cnsuming spicy fds
led t disrupted sleep patterns, causing participants t take lnger t fall asleep and sleep fr shrter time. This data supprted the belief that there is a
crrelatin between eating spicy fds and experiencing sleep disturbances.
While the exact mechanism(机制)by which spicy fds influence sleep remains unclear, researchers have prpsed several pssibilities. One is that
stmach discmfrt resulting frm spicy fd cnsumptin may affect sleep quality. Additinally, the lng digestin (消化) f spicy fds culd delay the
start f sleep. Furthermre, spicy fds cntain smething that can raise bdy temperature, which has been linked t pr sleep in previus studies.
Given these findings, it is advisable t avid cnsuming spicy fds befre bedtime t prmte better sleep. Next time, I will fllw my sister’s
advice and pt fr a milder meal in the evening t ensure a restful night’s sleep.
【小题1】What d peple usually think f eating spicy fds befre bedtime?
A．It can make peple addictive t it.
B．It can be bad fr digestin.
C．It can make sleep difficult.
D．It can lead t an increase in energy levels.
【小题2】Hw did Australian researchers cnduct this study?
A．By analyzing data.
B．By studying papers.
D．By ding interviews.
C．By ding an experiment.
【小题3】What can we knw frm the study?
A．Spicy fds take lng t digest.
B．Bdy temperature has n effect n sleep.
C．Bad eating habit changes sleep patterns.
D．Sleep prblems may be caused by bad habits.
【小题4】What is the purpse f this text?
A．T frbid children frm having spicy fds.
B．T suggest nt eating spicy fds befre bedtime.

C．T prmte sme healthy fd that is nt spicy.
D．T keep up with the latest healthy fd research.
Scientists agree that predicting (预测) when and where an earthquake will ccur and hw big it will be is nt yet pssible. Therefre, much research
has fcused n cming up with ways t reduce the damage frm earthquakes, rather than trying t predict when they will ccur. Specifically, finding
mre infrmatin abut the place under the surface helps develpers and thers make safer chices when cnstructing a building. This is where
Navakanesh M Batmanathan is putting his effrts.
Batmanathan is an earthquake gelgist at the Natinal University f Malaysia. He is actively engaged in mapping the areas surrunding
earthquakes in Brne. Faults (断层) are places in the Earth’s crust (地壳) that are weak t sudden mvement between masses f rck, resulting in
ccasinal earthquakes. Batmanathan is wrking t map the faults, as well as the infrastructure (基础设施) in the area f the faults, t hpefully reduce
the ptential damage that can be caused by an earthquake. Develpers and engineers can use this knwledge t plan where it is safest t build and
where earthquake-resistant structures are needed.
Batmanathan is using a variety f tls t map faults. Wrking n the grund t map the area is just ne f the methds he emplys. He als uses
images frm satellites and grund-penetrating radar (GPR). GPR is a technlgy that creates an undergrund image withut digging. It has many
applicatins, frm finding the water level t understand sil and rck types fr cnstructin prjects. Batmanathan and thers are using this technlgy
t map faults, and the areas arund faults, t gain a clearer picture f ptential earthquake damage.
It might nt ever be pssible t knw exactly when r where an earthquake will happen, but Batmanathan hpes that his wrk will help educate
peple and better prepare them fr earthquakes.
【小题1】What is the functin f paragraph 1?
A．Prviding evidence.
B．Giving suggestins.
C．Intrducing the tpic.
D．Drawing a cnclusin.
【小题2】What is Batmanathan actively wrking n in Brne?
A．Studying vlcanes.
B．Recrding rivers.
D．Studying faults.
C．Predicting earthquakes.
【小题3】What d we knw abut GPR frm paragraph 3?
A．It can predict where an earthquake will happen.
B．It can be applied in mapping faults.
C．It can predict the time f earthquakes.
D．It can test the quality f the sil.
【小题4】What is the best title fr the text?
A．Mapping Faults fr Safer Cnstructin
B．Challenges in Predicting Earthquakes
C．The Future f Earthquake Predictin
D．Technlgy fr Reducing Earthquakes
Classical music is ne f the mst cmplex, and beautiful frms f music. It can be enjyed by peple f all ages, and can be appreciated in many
different ways.
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These elements include meldy, harmny, rhythm, dynamics, and timbre. Meldy is the primary musical element, and is what peple
typically think f when they think f music. Rhythm is the rganizatin f time, and is created by the pulse r beat f the music. Dynamics are the
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changes in vlume, and timbre is the quality f the sund.
Once yu have a basic understanding f these elements, yu can start t appreciate classical music n a deeper level.
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Pay attentin t the
fur elements mentined abve. Understand the stry it is telling. Try t find ut hw the different sunds wrk tgether. Feel the beat, and sense the
changes in vlume. Try t appreciate the different sunds.
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Seeing the musicians play, and watching the cnductr guide the rchestra can be an amazing experience. Yu can watch vides f classical
music perfrmances nline, r attend a live cncert.

Finally, classical music can be appreciated thrugh its histry and culture. Learning abut the musicians, the pieces, and the different mvements in
classical music can help yu understand and appreciate it mre.
A. One way t d this is by listening t it mre clsely.
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B. If yu are a music enthusiast, yu might have heard the term; music appreciatin.
C. There are als many bks and articles abut classical music that can help.
D. It is imprtant t first understand the different elements that make it up.
E. The secret t classical music is; it's just music.
F. Harmny is created by tw r mre meldies playing tgether.
G. Yu can als appreciate classical music by watching it being perfrmed.
二、完形填空
A little penguin, named Mercy afterwards, arrived at the Bnrng Wildlife Hspital. He was in really bad cnditin. “The penguin was
ding s well and needed fattening up,” said Petra Harris, the hspital manager. Little penguins were the smallest species f penguins n Earth but
, nt
sadly in
numbers.
, with the help f a team f wildlife keepers, Mercy regained full health and was
back int the wild. Mercy’s stry has nw been
made int a vide and was
n scial media platfrms n Wrld Penguin Day n April 25. In the , Ms Harris said a man Mercy
lking unwell and cntacted them thrugh their rescue line. Rescuers went t
n him. “We X-rayed him t check fr any injuries that weren’t . T their
Mercy was
returning t his burrw(洞穴). ”It’s a cmfrt fr us t see animals g back where they
Mercy and brught him back. The vet(兽医)team did a full
, it turned ut that Mercy was just a little underweight.
t fatten up at the hspital until he culd swim. Then he was released at dawn s that he culd spend the day fishing befre
,“ Ms Harris said. ”Mercy was the lucky ne that gets
t have a secnd
【小题1】
at life, and it’s certainly very
B．cncerned
B．stable
fr us t make it.“
A．underweight
【小题2】
C．unfriendly
D．depressed
D．average
A．climbing
【小题3】
C．declining
C．Strangely
A．Naturally
【小题4】
B．Frtunately
B．let alne
B．psted
D．Cnsequently
A．watched ver
【小题5】
C．set free
D．brught up
D．refused
A．changed
【小题6】
C．filmed
C．vide
A．hspital
【小题7】
B．bk
D．recrd
A．treated
【小题8】
B．hunted
C．searched
D．bserved
D．cllect
A．cure
B．select
C．raise
【小题9】
A．examinatin
【小题10】
A．serius
【小题11】
A．puzzle
B．favr
C．descriptin
D．survey
B．bvius
B．shck
C．previus
C．awareness
C．perated
D．familiar
D．relief
【小题12】
A．supprted
【小题13】
B．fed
D．adapted

A．belng
【小题14】
A．thught
【小题15】
A．demanding
B．recver
C．reserve
D．escape
B．success
C．chance
D．try
B．fascinating
C．alarming
D．rewarding
三、语法填空
阅读下面短文, 在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
In the 1950s, the Egyptian gvernment wuld like t build a new dam acrss the Nile, but the idea led t
because the new dam wuld likely destry many cultural relics. With the help f the United Natins, the gvernment established a cmmittee t find a
【小题1】
(prtest). This was
slutin
(save)was made, the prject began in 1960. Over the next 20 years, 22 temples
mved and put back tgether again in a place 【小题6】
【小题7】 (cmplete)in 1980, the prject was cnsidered
cuntries 【小题9】 (wrk)tgether t build a better tmrrw. The spirit f the Aswan Dam prject is still alive tday. If a prblem
10】 (seem)t difficult fr a single cuntry, the glbal cmmunity can smetimes prvide a slutin.
【小题2】
the prtectin f Egypt’s cultural heritage. After a
【小题3】
(prpse)fr hw the relics culd
【小题4】
【小题5】
cuntless cultural relics were taken dwn piece by piece,
they were safe frm the water.
【小题8】 great success. It was believed that it was pssible fr different
【小题
四、书信写作
假定你是校学生会主席李华，暑假即将来临，你按计划招募一些擅长英语或其他外语的学生为来你市旅游的外国游客提供咨询服务。请就此写一则招募广告，内容包
括：
1.工作内容；
2.申请条件及方式。
注意：
1.词数80左右 (题目已给出，不计入总词数)；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
参考词汇：招募 recruit； 咨询服务 cunselling services
Vlunteers Wanted
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五、书面表达
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
In a small twn, there lived a girl named Lily and her lder brther, Alex. Lily had a dream t becme a prfessinal dancer, a dream which filled her
life with bth excitement and challenges. Alex, wh had always been her rle mdel, understd her passin mre than anyne else.
While, grwing up, Lily lked up t Alex. He was the star athlete f his high schl, admired by many. But t Lily, he was mre than that; he was her
supprt system, always encuraging her t pursue (追求) her dream. Hwever, Lily’s path t becming a dancer was filled with difficulties. Financial
limits and lack f resurces in their small twn were cnstant challenges.
As Lily entered high schl, Alex nticed his sister’s struggles and knew he had t step in. He started by rganizing dance wrkshps and
fundraising events in their cmmunity. He spent his evenings helping Lily practice, turning their garage int a dance studi. His effrts brught the
cmmunity tgether, and sn, Lily had a small but devted grup f supprters cheering her n.
With Alex’s help, Lily started t gain cnfidence. She imprved her skills and began t participate in lcal dance cmpetitins. Each time she
perfrmed, Alex was there in the frnt rw, cheering the ludest. His strng belief in her fueled Lily’s determinatin t succeed.

As Lily’s senir year apprached, a significant pprtunity arse — a chance t cmpete in a natinal dance cmpetitin, with the prize being an
entry int a famus dance academy. Lily signed up fr it and practiced day and night fr the cmpetitin. The night befre the event, Lily felt extremely
anxius. Alex stayed up with her, talking thrugh her rutines and reminding her f the strength and beauty in her mvements. His wrds calmed Lily
dwn and filled her with newfund cnfidence.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
The day f the cmpetitin arrived.
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Thanks t Alex, Lily’s dream was cming true.
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