2020年楊高高二第一學(xué)期英語期中考試試卷(11.10)

楊浦高級(jí)中學(xué)2020學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期高二期中考試英語學(xué)科試卷命題人：張文婷審閱：鄭瓈考生注意：1.考試時(shí)間90分鐘，試卷滿分120分。2.本次考試設(shè)試卷和答題紙兩部分。試卷分為第I卷（第1頁-第9頁）和第II卷（第9頁-第10頁），全卷共10頁。所有答題必須涂（選擇題）或?qū)懀ǚ沁x擇題）在答題紙上，做在試卷上一律不得分。3.答題前務(wù)必在答題紙上填寫姓名和考號(hào)，考號(hào)填涂格式為“2019XXXX”，后四位為班級(jí)學(xué)號(hào)。第I卷（90分）I.ListeningComprehension(25分)SectionADirections:InSectionA,heartenshortconversationsbetweenspeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionsbespokenonlyonce.Afterhearaconversationandthequestionaboutreadthefourpossibleanswersonyouranddecidewhichonethebestanswerthequestionhaveheard.1.A.Ataconcert. B.Inarestaurant. C.Inaflowershop. D.Inasupermarket.2.A.15. B.50. C.85. D.100.3.A.Excited. B.Interested. C.Entertained. D.Disappointed.4.A.Becauseherbosswillreturnherthemoneyafterseeingthereceipt.B.Becauseherbossaskshertobuyalotofthings.C.Becauseshewantstoestablishastandardprocedureinhercompany.D.Becauseshewantstocheckeverythingshehasbought.5.A.Goonwiththechat. B.Reviewhislessons.C.Connectwithhisfriends. D.Talkwithhisfriendsfacetoface.6.A.Heisalwaysinagoodmood. B.Hehasspentmoremoneythanexpected.C.Heisgoodatplayingthepiano. D.He’spleasedwithhispurchase.7.A.Mr.White’snewappointment. B.Mr.White’svacation.C.Animportantvacantposition. D.Howtoapplyforajob.8.A.Hershoeswillbeinstocknextmonth. B.Sheislongingfortheshoesthatarecurrentlyunavailable.C.Sheisunwillingtowaitforalongtime.D.Shecan’tbearwaiting.9.A.Policemanandcardriver. B.Librarianandstudent.C.Doctorandpatient. D.Postclerkandcustomer.10.A.Johnwilldeliverapresentationtomorrowaboutanewelectronicdevice.B.Theclientsareverynervousaboutthequalityofthenewcar.C.Tracy’spresentationisaboutatypeofnewelectriccar.D.Tracyisnervousbecausethiselectriccarhasn’treceivedpositivefeedbackbefore.SectionBDirections:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandalongerconversation,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassagesandtheconversation.Thepassagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingnews.11. A.Becausemanmakesuseofonly20%ofthebrain’scapacity.B.Becausetheother80%ofman’sbrainwillgrowinduetime.C.Becauseman’sbrainhasgrownlargeroverthepastcenturies.D.Becausemanwillusehisbrainmoreandmoreastimegoeson.12. A.Hethinksandfeelsindifferentways. B.Hehassmallereyesandwearsbetterglasses.C.Hehasnohairbecauseitisnolongeruseful.D.Hisfingersgrowweakerbecausehedoesn’tusethem.13. A.Man’slifewillbedifferentinthefuture. B.Futuremanwilllookdifferentfromus. C.Manisgrowingtalleranduglierastimegoesby. D.Thefunctionsofman’sorganswillfunctionaswellastoday.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.14. A.Readingmagazinearticles. B.Preparingbookreports. C.Writingresearchpapers. D.Selectinginformationsources.15. A.Gatheringnorelevantinformation. B.Stealinganotherperson’sideas. C.Sharingnoteswithsomeoneelse. D.Handinginassignmentslate.16. A.Inthestudent’sownwords. B.Indirectquotations. C.Inshortphrases. D.Inshorthand.Questions17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.17. A.Checkingtheroom. B.Arrangingalargeconference. C.Runningahotel. D.Handlingacomplaint.18. A.Thereisnolavatorypaper. B.Thetoiletdoesn’tflushproperly. C.Thewaterdoesn’trunawayintheshower. D.Thereisnopillowintheroom.19 A.Busy. B.Unhappy. C.Excited. D.Hot.20. A.Adjusttheregulator. B.Fixthetoiletandshower. C.Sendthelavatorypaper. D.Sendacakeandfruit.II. GrammarandVocabulary(20分)SectionADirections:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.BarkingDrones(無人機(jī))DoTheirParttoKeepDomesticAnimalsinLineYouhaveprobablyreadaboutrobotsreplacinghumanlaborasautomationtakesrootinoneindustryafteranother.Butareportsuggestshumansarenottheonlyoneswhomightlosetheirjobs.InNewZealand,farmersareusingdrones(21)_____(monitor)domesticanimals,assumingajobthathighlyintelligentdogs(22)_____(hold)formorethanacentury.Therobotshavenotreplacedthedogsentirely,RadioNewZealandreports,buttheyhaveusedoneoftheanimal’smostpowerfultools:barking.TheDJIMarvicEnterprise,a$3,500drone(23)_____(favor)byfarmers,hasafeaturethatletsthemachinerecordsoundsandplaythemoveraloudspeaker,givingthemachinetheabilitytobehavelikedogs.CoreyLambeth,ashepherdatafarm,toldRNZthemachinesaresurprisinglyeffective.“I’venoticedthatwhenyou’removingcowsandcalves,theoldcowsstanduptothedogs,butwiththedrones,they’veneverdonethat,”hesaid,notingthatitmeansthedronesmovedomesticanimals(24)_____(fast),withlessstress,thanthedogsdo.FarmerstoldRNZthedronescomeinhandyformorethanjustherdingcowsandsheep.Therobotsallowfarmerstoobservetheirlandfromafar,trackingwaterandfeedlevelsandcheckingondomesticanimals’health(25)_____disturbingtheanimals.JasonRentoultoldRNZlastspring(26)_____atwo-hourherdingjobwhichusedtorequiretwopeopleandtwoteamsofdogscouldbeaccomplishedin45minutesusingasingledrone.“Beingahillyfarm(27)____alotofstuffisdoneonfoot,thedronesreallysavedalotofman-hours,”hesaid.“Thedronedoesthehigherbitsthatyoucan'tseefromtheground,andyouwouldotherwise(28)__________walkhalfanhourtogoandhavecheckofthesheep.”Farmerssaysomedogsarelearningtoworkalongsidedrones,(29)_____(identify)themachinesasmoreco-workerthanrival.Fornow,farmerssay,thereisstillaneedforherdingdogs,primarily(30)_____theyhavealongerlifespanthandrones,canworkinbadweatheranddonotrequireanelectricalsocketeveryfewhourstorecharge.SectionBDirections:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.acceptedB.addictsC.alteredD.banE.boundariesF.clinicallyG.damagesH.factualI.impressivelyJ.sensitiveK.variousInads,youwilloftenseepeoplestaringopen-mouthedathowwondrousaproductis,clearlythinkingthatitcan’tbetrue.It’salwaysworthbearinginmindthatitmightwellnotbe.Generally,advertisersmaygetawaywithabitofexaggeration(夸張),butcompaniesmustnotpushthe__31__toofar,asitcancostmillionsofdollarsin__32__ifsomeonesues(起訴)formakingfalseclaims.AdsforDannon'sActiviayoghurtsaidthatitcouldprovide__33__nutritionalbenefits,butinalegalchallenge,thecourtswouldn’tacceptthatthesewere"__34__"and"scientifically"proven.Dannonhadtopayupto$45milliontoconsumerswhofeltcheatedandlimititshealthclaimstostrictly__35__onesinfuture.ItmusthavecomeasmoreofasurprisewhenFerrero,themakersofthechocolateandhazelnutspreadNutella,beganpromotingitsnutritionalbenefits(thoughlong-term__36__willhavebeenhappytolearnthattheyoughtnottohaveworriedaboutitbeingunhealthyforallthoseyears).However,itmayhavebeenasteptoofarforFerrerotomaintainitwasahealthy"goodforyoutreat."Afterhavingtopaymillionstothecustomerswhosuedoverthisfalseclaim,thecompany__37__thatitshouldchangetheadsandproductlabels.Ofcourse,imagesmustnotmisleadeither.AnOlayadforDefinityeyecreamshowedformermodelTwiggylooking__38__wrinkle-free.Youdidn'thavetobeanexperttoseethattheimagemusthavebeendigitally__39__.Inreallife,Twiggymayhavebeenlookinggoodforsomeonepushing60,butinthead,shelookedalotyoungerthansheshouldhave.Afterreceivingcomplaintstheadvertisingauthoritiesconfirmeditwasacaseofimagemanipulation(操控)andstartedto__40__thead,sayingthatitcouldgiveconsumersa"misleadingimpressionoftheeffecttheproductcouldachieve."III.ReadingComprehension(45分)SectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.Thefirstdaigou,meaningsomeonewhomakespurchasesonanother’sbehalf,wereChinesestudentsstudyingabroad,whocarried__41__productshomeonbehalfoffamilyandfriends.Addingacommission(傭金)helpedthempaytheirtuitionfees.The__42__ofsocial-networkingappssuchasWeChat,China’smostpopular,broughtthebusinessonline.Daigoucouldthenoffertheirservicestofriendsoffriends,and__43__itemstheythoughtmightappealtotheirnetwork.ButwhiledaigouinAmericaandEuropepurchasemainlyluxurygoodsfortheircustomers,inAustraliatheybuymainlyvitamins,foodandbeautyproducts.Andwhileluxurybrandsseedaigouasathreat,undercuttingsalesinChina,Australianfirmshavecometo__44__them.Thereareperhaps50,000daigou,__45__theaisles(過道)ofAustralianshopsandperiodicallypurchasingthem.Ordinarydaiguocanpost60,000parcelstoChinaeveryday.Thebiggesthavegrowninto__46__exportbusinesseswhichdelivergoodsthroughChina’sfree-tradezones.ExpressdeliveryservicestoChinahave__47__,andsome1,500storesinAustraliamainlytakecareoftheneedsofdaigou.Onesuchchain,AuMake,recentlylistedontheAustralianSecuritiesExchange.Its__48__salesstaffcanarrangeforapurchasetobepostedtoChinaassoonasithasbeenrungup(收款記賬).The__49__forthecustomersissimple:theproductsdaigoupostareguaranteedtobegenuine.EversinceChinesefirmswerefoundtohavebeensellingcontaminated(污染過的)milkpowderin2008,manyanxiousChineseparentshaveturnedtoforeignbrands.Butwebsitessellingforeigngoodsare__50__withfakes,whileChineseshopschargeafortunefortherealthing.Theoddsaleschannelworksforcompanies,too.DaigouallowyoungAustralianfirmstobuildtheirbrandsinChinamuchmorecheaplyandeasilythaniftheytriedto__51__theirproductsdirectly,arguesKeongChan,thechairmanofAuMake.Afirmcalledthea2MilkCompanydoubleditsprofitintheyeartoJune__52__soaringChinesedemand.Daigou__53__moreofthosesalesthanChineseretailersore-commercesites,accordingtoPeterNathan,whoheadsitsAsia-Pacificunit.__54__,manybusinessesfalloverthemselvestowinthefavourofthemostinfluentialdaigou.“It’slikehaving50,000__55__,”saysAndrewCohen,chiefexecutiveofBellamy’s,alistedmanufacturerofinfantformula.A.desirable B.enjoyable C.reasonable D.imaginableA.command B.contact C.spread D.exchangeA.discover B.promote C.remind D.contributeA.reject B.accept C.cooperate D.employA.wandering B.inspecting C.observing D.measuringA.amazed B.modified C.skilled D.organizedA.disappeared B.emerged C.boomed D.providedA.restless B.gracious C.persistent D.efficientA.appeal B.caution C.stress D.manualA.content B.filled C.careful D.annoyedA.market B.deliver C.subscribe D.developA.accordingto B.thanksto C.incase of D.regardlessofA.reachout B.makeout C.popinto D.accountforA.Moreover B.Therefore C.Nevertheless D.LikewiseA.competitors B.customers C.representatives D.sponsorsSectionBDirections:Readthefollowingpassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.(A)WhyistheMonaLisathemostfamouspaintingintheworld?Hermysterioussmile?Themysterysurroundingheridentity?ThefactshewaspaintedbyLeonardodaVinci?Sure,allofthesethingshelpedincreasethepopularityofthe16thcenturymasterpiece.Butwhatreallythrewthesmall,unassumingportraittointernationalstardom(明星身份)wasadaringburglary(入室偷盜)over100yearsago.WhenItalianhandymanVincenzoPeruggiastoletheMonaLisafromtheLouvrein1911,henevercouldhaveguessedherabsencewouldbetheverythingthatmadeherthemostrecognizablepaintingontheplanet.Suddenlyimagesoftheartworkwereseenacrossinternationalnewspapers,asthetwo-yearpolicehunthitdead-endafterdead-end.Itwasn’tuntilDecember1913thatPeruggiawasfinallycaughtandtheMonaLisarecovered,becomingthebest-knownpaintinginatimebeforewesharedimagesonTV,Internet,andphones.SohowdidPeruggiacarryoutoneofthegreatestartrobberiesofalltime?ThehandymanhadbeenhiredbytheLouvretomakeprotectiveglasscasesforsomeofitsfamousworks–includingtheMonaLisa.Afterhidinginaclosetovernight,hesimplyremovedthepainting,hiditunderhissmock(罩衣),andwasabouttowaltzoutofthebuildingwhenhediscoveredthedoorwaslocked.DesperatePeruggiaremovedthedoorknob,butstillitwouldn’topen–untilahelpfulplumber(水管工)passingbyopenedthedoorwithhiskey.Itwas24hoursbeforeanyoneevennoticedtheMonaLisawasmissing,withartworksoftenremovedtobephotographedorcleaned.Overthenexttwoyears,thecarelesspoliceinvestigationdraggedon,withPabloPicassoasuspectatonepoint.TheforceeveninterviewedPeruggiatwice,beforeconcludinghecouldn'tpossiblybethemanbehindtheshamelessburglary.TheheadoftheParispoliceretiredinshame.Andthentwoyearslater,anartdealerinFlorencereceivedaletterfromamansayinghehadtheMonaLisa.Itwassigned“Leonardo.”ThemanwasofcoursePeruggia.AftersettingupameetingwiththedealerandthedirectoroftheUffizigalleryinFlorence,Peruggiaturnedupwiththepaintingwhichhadspentyearshiddeninatrunkinhisapartment.Peruggia,then32yearsold,claimedtohavestolentheartworktoreturnhertohernativeItaly.Hewasarrestedandeventuallysentencedtosevenmonthsinjail.Heseemedtohavegenuinelybeenconvincedhewouldbepraisedasanationalheroandgenuinelysadtodiscoverhewasn’t.56.Accordingtothepassage,whatcontributedtothetremendouspopularityoftheMonaLisa?A.ThemysterioussmileofMonaLisa.B.People’sdesiretofigureouttheidentityofMonaLisa.C.Thetheftofthepaintingin1911.D.ThefactthatitwaspaintedbyLeonardodaVinci.57.Whatdoes“unassuming”inParagraph1probablymean?A.Humble. B.Realistic. C.Magnificent. D.Objective.58.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEabouthowtheMonaLisawasstolen?A.PeruggiaslippedintotheLouvrefromtheoutsideafteritwasclosed.B.IttookPeruggiaalotoftimetotakethepaintingfromthegallerywall.C.Peruggia’sstealingofthepaintingwouldhavefailediftheplumberhadn’tappeared.D.ThetheftofthepaintingwasimmediatelydiscoveredbythestaffoftheLouvre.59.Peguggiastolethepaintingbecausehe________.A.wasdefendingthehonorofhisnativecountryB.wantedtoshowhisappreciationofgreatartC.dreamedofmakingagreatfortunebysellingitD.wasworriedaboutthefateofthepainting(B)Guaranteed!Thefastestwaytolearnalanguage.Finally,wehaveadifferentapproachthathasmillionsofpeopleimpressed.Usingtheaward-winningDynamicImmersion(沉浸)method,ourinteractivesoftwareteacheswithouttranslation,memorizationorgrammardrills.Combiningthousandsofreal-lifeimagesandthevoicesofnativespeakersinastep-by-stepimmersionprocess,ourprogramssuccessfullycopytheexperienceoflearningyourfirstlanguage.Guaranteedtoteachfasterandeasierthananyotherlanguageproductoryourmoneyback.Noquestionsasked.ChineseVietnameseRussianIndonesiaKoreanHebrewDanishEnglishSpanishHindiStep-by-stepimmersioninstructioninallkeylanguageskills:Listening-Conductedbynativespeakerstodevelopyourunderstandingofthespokenlanguage.Reading-Exerciseswhichdevelopyourreadingskillsbylinkingwrittenlanguagetoreal-lifeobjects,actionsStep-by-stepimmersioninstructioninallkeylanguageskills:Listening-Conductedbynativespeakerstodevelopyourunderstandingofthespokenlanguage.Reading-Exerciseswhichdevelopyourreadingskillsbylinkingwrittenlanguagetoreal-lifeobjects,actionsandideas.Speaking-Speech-recognitionprogramwhichcomparesyourvoicetothenativespeaker’s.Writing-Dictationexerciseswhichevaluateyourspelling,syntaxandpunctuation.Level1CD-ROM$139Level2CD-ROM$159Level1&2Normally229Now$206.10SAVE20%Eachfullyinteractivecourseincludes:CD-ROMwith20activitiesineachlessonPreviews,comprehensiveexercisesandexamplesforeachlesson.Automatedtutorialsthatassesswhereyouneedextrahelp.CurriculumtextandUser’sGuideCalltodayorbuyonlinefora20%discountTheRoseStone.co/wds016Call1800-6310-1389Usepromotionalcodewds016whenordering.Allmajorcreditcardsaccepted.60.WhichofthefollowingistheadvantageoftheDynamicImmersionmethod?A.Itencouragesactivememorizationofwords.B.Itprovidesextensivedrillsongrammaritems.C.Itallowstheusertoacquirealanguageinashortertime.D.Itteachesbytranslatingtheforeignlanguageintoyournativelanguage.61.Inordertoknowone’sprogress,onehasto__________.A.call1800-6310-1389toconsulttheteacherB.getfeedbackfromtheautomatedtutorialsC.completeallthe20activitiesineachlessonD.compareone’svoicewiththenativespeaker’s62.Whichofthefollowingskillsintheprogramhasmoretodowiththelearner’slifeexperience?A.Listening B.Reading C.Speaking D.Writing(C)Overthelast15years,digitalcommunicationhasbroughtinmorechangesthantheprintingpressdidin1570.Andthosemostlikelytousetheminthisworldareteenagers,whosebrainsappeartohaveanextraordinarycapacitytoadapttotheworldaroundthem,accordingtoDrJayGiedd,anadolescentbrainexpert.Wearenowdiscoveringthat,asaspecies,ourbrainsduringtheteenageyearsarestillflexibleandcapableofadapting.Havingamoreflexiblebrainmeansthatcertainpartsofit,suchasimpulsecontrolandtheabilitytomakelong-termdecisions,haven’tdevelopedyet,whichmayalsoexplainwhy,unlikesomeofourancestors,wespendanextendedperiodlivingundertheprotectionofourparentsratherthanleavinghomeattheageof12or13.Thisalsomeansthattheteenagebraincanadapttonewtechnology,enablingteenagerstokeepupwiththeincreasingpaceofdigitaltechnologyandgivingthemanadvantagewhenitcomestomultitasking.IntheUS,onaverage,teenagersspend8.5hoursadayusingcomputers,mobiles,andotherdevicestolearn,interact,andplay.Thisincreasesto11.5hoursifyouincludeallofthemultitaskingthatgoeson,suchastalkingonthephonewhileyou’rewatchingTV.Astheystareatthesescreens,they’retakinginandsortingthroughanincredibleamountofinformation.Thereareconcernsabouthowsocialmediaisaffectingthewayinwhichthebrainlearnstosocialize,asoneofthemostimportantskillsthatwelearnaschildrenishowtomakefriendsandinteractwithpeoplearoundus.Geiddsaysthatalotofwhatgoesoninsideourbrainsissocial.Socialinteractionsarenowbeingchangedbytechnology—youcouldhavehundredsoffriends,allofwhomarerealpeoplethatyouinteractwithandscientistsaren’tsurewhetherwe’llbeabletodevelopthesameskillsusingsocialmedia.Thereisanadvantageofthegrowingdigitaltrend:YouTubeindicatesthatteenagersallovertheworldarewatchingthesamevideoclipsandlaughingatthesamejokes,indicatingthattheyaremoreglobal-mindedthanteenagersinthepast.Theymaybekeenontextingtheirfriendsandpostingupdatesonsocialmediasites,butteenagerstodayareprobablygoingtohaveaccesstotechnologyandasaresultsocialandeducationalopportunitiesthatanyonewithalessflexiblebrainmayhavetroubleimagining.However,thereisacut-offpoint,andbytheageof30,ourbrainshavebecomemoresetintheirways,makingitharderforustoadaptandcopewithnewtechnologies.63.Whatdoes“This”(Inparagraph3)referto?A.Teenagers’brainsaredifferentfromancestors’.B.Teenagers’brainshaven’tfullydeveloped.C.Teenagersstillneedparents’protection.D.Teenagersaremoreflexiblethanadults.64.Accordingtothepassage,thegrowingdigitaltrenddoesgoodto___________.A.thedevelopmentofglobalizationB.theflexibilityofteenagers’brainsC.people’saccesstotechnologyD.children’sabilitytointeractwithothers65.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A.Waystosocializehaven’tchangeddespitetheemergenceofsocialmedia.B.Adolescents’brainshavelostsomeabilitiesnecessaryforsurvival.C.Beingkeenondigitalcommunicationdoesmoreharmthangood.D.Manyeducationalopportunitiesnowcomewithtechnology.66.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.TeenageBrainsintheDigitalWorldB.Digitalization:AnUnavoidableTrendC.TheFutureoftheDigitalCommunicationD.HowParentsCanHelpKidsintheDigitalAgeSectionCDirections:Readthepassagecarefully.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.ButifyouareScottish,youshouldstayawayfromthecityofYork.NevershouldaScotsmanleavehisowncountry.Butstrangelawsdon’tjustexistintheUK.Englandistheplacewherecraziestlawshavebeeninexistenceforcenturies.Lawsinsomepartsoftheworldhaven’tchangedforcenturies.InHollywood,itisillegaltotakemorethan2,000sheepdownHollywoodBoulevardatanyonetime.CrazylawsItseemsthattheGreekphilosopher,Aristotle,wasrightwhenhesaid,‘Evenwhenlawshavebeenwrittendown,theyoughtnotalwaystoremainunaltered.’__67__Someofthemwerestrangerightfromthestart!Didyouknow,forexample,thatLondontaxis(officiallycalledHackneycarriages)arestilllegallyrequiredtocarryhayandoatsfortheirhousestoeat?AndinEngland,itisillegaltostandwithin100yards(91metres)ofthequeen,withoutwearingsocks?IfyouliveinScotland,however,it'simportanttoknowthatifsomeoneknocksatthedoorofyourhouseandneedstousethetoilet,youarelegallyrequiredtolethimin.__68__There,itisperfectlylegaltoshootaScotsmanwithabowandarrow,unlessitisSunday!__69__InFrance,youcannotcallyourpigNapoleon,andinItaly,amancanbearrestedforwearingaskirt.That'snotall.InAlaska,US,wellit'slegaltoshootbears,wakingasleepingbeartotakehisphotoisprohibited.StillinAlaska,itisconsideredanoffensetopushalivemooseoutofanaeroplane.Lotsofthecraziestlawsseemtoinvolveanimals__70__AndinFlorida,ifanelephantislefttiedtoaparkingmeter,theparkingfinemustbepaid,justasitwouldforavehicle.Last,childrenareforbiddenfromgoingtoschoolwiththeirbreathsmellingof