高一上學(xué)期英語(yǔ)每日一練12

SirEnglish每日一練12第一節(jié)(共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分)Sittinginfrontofthecomputer,sheefficientlylogsintoheremailandsocialmediaaccountsusingherchin(下巴).“Iusedtobevery___21___.BackthenIwouldneverhaveimaginedmyselfwithsomanyfriends,”saidWangYajing,a24-year-oldwomanwhoisparalyzed(癱瘓)fromtheneckdown.Wangwasbornin1992inFuyang.Differentfromotherlittlegirls,shewasbornwithcerebralpalsy(腦癱),___22___tomovefromtheneckdown.ButWangdidnot___23____livingthelifeshewanted.In2008,she___24___herselftooperateacomputermouseandkeyboardwithherchin,andbeganto___25___poetryonthecomputer.Forthenexteightyears,Wang__26__unimaginabledifficultiesandpublishedover4,000poemsandstories.___27___herwriting,Wangalsodevotesherselftopeople___28___.Sheholdslecturesand___29___peopleshemeetsonline.Shehasalotoffriendsonallhersocialmediaaccounts.Whenevertheyhavetroubleandneedto___30___,Wangalwayslistenstothem___31___andencouragesthemtostay___32___.“IknowIcan’tsolvetheirproblems,butIamwillingto___33___theirsadness.Whentheyare____34____andlosehope,Icanbetheretostopthem.BecauseIknoweverythingwillbeokayintheendandlifeistoo___35___togiveup.”saidWang,smiling.21.A.unique B.awkward C.energetic D.lonely22.A.unfit B.unable C.unwilling D.uncertain23.A.giveup B.insiston C.endup D.counton24.A.recommended B.sent C.caught D.reminded25.A.write B.read C.collect D.exchange26.A.overcame B.ignored C.recognized D.found27.A.Insteadof B.Dueto C.Apartfrom D.Togetherwith28.A.atwork B.inneed C.onwatch D.undercontrol29.A.comforts B.judges C.attracts D.gathers30.A.respond B.argue C.talk D.recall31.A.curiously B.patiently C.eagerly D.proudly32.A.strong B.healthy C.independent D.young33.A.address B.share C.recognize D.measure34.A.reflecting B.hesitating C.shaking D.suffering35.A.changeable B.brief C.private D.precious第二節(jié)(共10小題，每小題1.5分，滿分15分)TheMiracleSeasonisthekindoffeel-goodsportsmovieyouhaven’tseenbefore.Sportsmoviesoftendescribeteammembers____36____(try)togetoverdifficulties.ButTheMiracleSeasonisabouthealing(治愈).ThemoviefollowsthetruestoryofCarolineFound,ayoungwomanfullof____37____(personal)anddrivewhopassedawayafteracaraccident.Losingherleftherparentsandteammates____38____emptyspace.That’swhyCaroline’sfather,ErnieFoun,decidedtogivehisbestwishestothemovie.“____39____(actual),weweretryingtothinkofwhatgoodcancomefromthisinsomeway,”Mr.Foundtellsjournalistsoftheteam’smany____40____(effort)towinthestatechampionshipinhisdaughter’sname.Mr.Found,____41____losthisdaughterandthenhiswifetocancerjusttwoweekslater,featuresheavily(起重要作用)inthefilm.Andhe____42____(play)byOscar-winningactorWilliamHurt.Afterthepassingofhisdaughterandwife,Foundcouldhavesufferedinprivate.Instead,asthefilmshows,hemade____43____toeveryvolleyballgame.“Ijustfeltlike____44____(hang)intheretogether.”Foundsays.Wecanfeelthatsenseoftogethernesswhenwatchingthefilm.Thesegirlsmovedanentiretowntohonortheirteammatewithan____45____(inspire)motto:LiveLikeCaroline.“LiveLikeCaroline”meanstryingtobringjoytoothers,becauseit’singivingofjoythatyou’retobegoingtobealsoreceivingjoy.第三節(jié)閱讀理解B“WehaveDante,ShakespeareandDuFu(712－770).Thesepoetscreatetheveryvaluesbywhichpoetryisjudged,”saidHarvardprofessorStephenOweninDuFu,China’sGreatestPoet,aBBCdocumentary.DespitethefactthatDuFuisusuallymentionedinthesamebreathasDanteandShakespeare,hehasremainedlargelyunknownintheWesternworldforlong.However,withthescreeningofthefirstEnglish-languagedocumentaryfeatureaboutthepoet,thedaysofDuFuasChina’sbest-keptliterarysecretseemtobejustnumbered.ItiswrittenandpresentedbyMichaelWood,askilledtelevisionhistorianwhoalsodirectedotherChina-relateddocumentariessuchasTheStoryofChina(2016)andTheStoryofChina’sReformandOpeningUp(2018).FromtheYellowRivertotheYangtzeGorges,anddowntotheforestedhillsofHunanprovince,Woodvisitedanumberofplacessuchasthepoet’sbirthplaceGongyiinHenanprovinceandTangDynastycapitalChang’an,today’sXi’an.Alongtheway,hemetandtalkedtoordinarypeople,dancersandmusicians,whohelpedtotellthefantasticstoryofthepoet.InterviewswithfamousscholarsspecializinginChineseliteraturealsohelpedpresentaclearerpictureofthepoet’slifeexperiences,literarysignificanceandhisfriendshipwithLiBai,anothergreatChinesepoet.Bornin712,DuFulivedintheTangDynasty,atimemarkedbyextraordinaryculturalachievements.However,afteracivilunrest,DuFu,theformercivilservantattheTangcourt,wasforcedtobecomeaporter,andsufferedfromstarvation.Throughupsanddowns,thepoetneverstoppedwriting,pouringouthisconcernforhis-countryandpeopleaswellascelebratingthesimplejoysoflife.Du’spoetryreflectsthecountry’shistoricaleventsmirroredinhisownspiritualjourmey,sohebecomesapartoftheemotionalvocabularyofChineseculture,saidStephenOwen,whoin2016completedtheeight-year-longprojecttotranslateDuFu’s1,400poemsintoEnglish.4.Theunderlinedpartinparagraph2impliesthatthedocumentarywillhelp________.A.createthevaluesofpoetryB.theWestknowmoreaboutDuFuC.keepthesecretsinDuFu’spoemsD.DuFubecomeoneofthetop3poets5.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkabout?A.DuFu’scolorfullifeexperiences.B.Localpeople’sadmirationforDuFu.C.Famousscholars’researchfindingsonDuFu.D.MichaelWood’seffortinmakingthedocumentary.6.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeDuFu?A.Inspiringandhelpful. B.Toughandresponsible.C.Easy-goingandcareful. D.Generousandhardworking.7.Whatisprobablythebesttitleforthepassage?A.DuFu’spoetrywinsworld’srecognitionB.DuFu’spoemsaretranslatedintoEnglishC.BBCdocumentaryreflectsChinesecultureD.BBCdocumentarypresentsChina’sShakespeareCNoisepollutionhasalong-termeffectontreepopulationsthatmaypersistevenafterthesourcesofnoiseareremoved,accordingtoresearchpublishedWednesday.Man-madenoisefromindustryandthebuildingofinfrastructuresuchasroadsandpipelineshasincreasedgreatlysincethemiddleoflastcentury.Whilepreviousresearchhasdocumentedtheshort-termeffectnoisehasontreepopulationsasitscaresoffpollinators(傳粉者)suchasinsectsandanimals,fewstudieshavecoveredthelong-termeffect.ResearchersintheUnitedStateslookedattreepopulationsinNewMexicothathadbeen“hearing”ahighlevelofman-madenoisefor15years.Theyfound75percentfewerpinyonpineseedlings(矮松苗)innoisyplacesthanquietones.ThentheylookedatotherplacesinNewMexico,wheresourcesofnoisehadrecentlybeenaddedandthenremoved,andexaminedhowpopulationsrecovered.Theteamassumedthatpopulationsofthetrees－inthiscasepinyonseedlings－wouldrecoverasthepollinatorswouldreturntotheplacesoncethenoisehaddisappeared.Instead,theyfoundalong-termdropinseedlingnumbersasthebirdsrefusedtorevisittheplaces.“Theeffectsofhumannoisepollutionaregrowingintothesewoodlandcommunities,”saidClintonFrancis,leadresearcherfromCaliforniaPolytechnicStateUniversity.“Whatwe’reseeingisthatremovalofthenoisedoesn’tnecessarilyimmediatelyresultinarecoveryofecologicalfunction.”JenniferPhillips,co-authoroftheresearch,saidthefindingsshowedhowtheeffectofnoisepollutioncouldputpollinatorsoffevenafterthenoiseisremoved.“Animalslikethebirdsthataresensitivetonoiselearntoavoidparticularareas.”saidPhillips.“Itmaytaketimeforanimalstocomebacktopollinatetreesinthesepreviouslynoisyareas,andwedon’tknowhowlongthatmighttake.”Asgovernmentscontinuetofacegrowingevidenceofthedamagetonaturecausedbyurbanization(城市化),Phillipsheldthattheinfluenceofnoisepollutionshouldalsobefactoredintoplanningdecisions.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“persist”meaninparagraph1?A.Recover.B.Decrease.C.Last.D.Disappear.9.HowdidClintonFranci’steamcarryouttheresearch?A.BystudyingcasesinNewMexico.B.Bychallengingthepreviousresearch.C.Byrecordingtheroutinesofpollinators.D.Byfollowing