河北省保定市部分学校2022-2023学年高二上学期第一次月考英语试题（含答案）

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3whenJohnaskedJenniferifshecouldtakecareofBoomer.ShesaidthatknowinghisbeloveddogwassafewouldmakeahugepositiveimpactonJohn'srecovery.ThefirstthingJenniferhadtodowastotrackBoomerdownandshefinallyfoundhimattheRomeHumaneSociety.Thefollowingday,shedrovetotheshelterandearnedouttheadoptionplan,lettingJohnknowBoomerwasdoingwell.What'smore,JenniferwasgiventhegreenlighttobringBoomertoworkwithher.Duringhisstayinhospital,JenniferbroughtBoomertovisithisownerseveraltimesaday.Thecutedogsoonbecameafavoritewithstaffandpatientsthere.ToJennifer,keeping60-year-oldJohnandBoomertogetherisjustanaturalactofhelpingpeople.'Therearejustsomanyworriesintheworldrightnow.IfIcantakeoneworryawayfromJohn,that'stheleastIcando,“shetoldCNN.24.WhathappenedtoJohnBurley'sdog?A.Itwasseriouslyinjured.B.Itwasrefusedforadoption.C.Itwastakentoashelter.D.Itwaslostandnotfound.25.WhydidJenniferdecidetoadoptBoomer?A.Toshowherspecialloveforit.B.Toaidphysiciansintheirresearch.C.Toimprovetheworkingatmosphere.D.Tohelpherpatientrecoverbetter.26.Whichcanreplacetheunderlinedphrase“giventhegreenlight“inparagraph4?A.Encouraged.B.Advised.C.Permitted.D.Persuaded.27.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A.JennifersufferedalotfromhelpingJohn.B.JenniferwashappythatshecouldhelpJohn.C.JenniferfeltsorryfornotdoingmoreforJohn.D.JenniferworriedaboutJohn'sphysicalcondition.CAstudyfromDenmarksuggeststhatgrowingupinthecountrysidemayhelpyoustayingoodmentalhealthasanadult.Theresearchinvolvingnearlyamillionpeoplefoundchildren,wholiveingreenareas,are55%lesslikelytodevelopamentalhealthdisorderinlaterlife.Theresearchersbelievegreenspaceshelpcreatefriendlycommunitieswherepeopleenjoytalkingtoothers,aswellasencouragingpeopletoexercise.Thishelpsimproveachild'scognitivez{Ḅdevelopment,whichmaypositivelyaffecttheirmentalhealth.TheresearchwasledbyDrKristineEngemannfromAarhusUniversityinDenmark.Theresearchersusedsatellitedatacollectedbetween1985and2013toassess|}thegreenspacearoundtheparticipants'childhoodhomes.Thisdatawasthencomparedagainsttheriskofdevelopingmentaldisorderslaterinlife."'Aftermasteringahugeamountofdata,aswellasotherinformationsuchashouselocationanddiseasediagnosesfromDenmark,wecompareditwithsatelliteimageswhichshowgreenspaceofindividualwhengrowingup,“DrEngemannsaid.Resultsshowedthatthosewhogrewupsurroundedbylotsofgreenspacewerelessatriskofamentalhealth

4problem.DrEngemannsaid,“Wefindthatthelongeryouhavebeensurroundedbygreenspacefrombirthanduptotheageof10,thelowertheriskofdevelopingamentaldisorder.Thereisincreasingevidencethatthenaturalenvironmentplaysamoreimportantroleinmentalhealththanthoughtbefore.Ourstudygivesusabetterunderstandingofitsimportanceacrossthebroaderpopulation.Noise,airpollution,infections~x
andpoorsocialandeconomicconditionsincreasetheriskofamentaldisorder,accordingtothestudy.Theresearchersarecallingoncityplannerstodesigngreenercitiestoimprovethepublic'smentalhealth.28.Whatdoesthestudyfindaboutgreenareas?A.Theyaffectadultsmentallymorethankids.B.Theyinfluencekids'mentaldevelopment.C.Theycanhelpcreatepeacefulcommunities.D.Theyaregoodforkidswithmentalproblems.29.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?A.Theprocessoftheresearch.B.Thesignificanceoftheresearch.C.Theparticipantsoftheresearch.D.Theassessmentoftheresearch.30.WhichofthefollowingsmightDrEngemannsupport?A.Afurtherresearchneedstobeconducted.B.Greenareascanhelpcurementalproblems.C.Greenspacethroughoutchildhoodmattersalot.D.Cityplannerspaylittleattentiontogreenareas.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.HowCanWeLowerTheRiskOfDevelopingAMentalDisorder?B.WhyDoGreenerCommunitiesHaveMoreEffectsOnAdults?C.SatelliteImagesHasBeenUsedInEnvironmentalProtectionD.GrowingUpInTheCountrysideHasPotentialMentalBenefitsDWehavescenicbeautyallaroundus,butlookingaround,muchofitiscoveredwithfoodpackages,plasticbottles,andotherrubbish.Despitewarningsignsandboardsthatconstantlysay“Nolitteringhere!”,peopleareunwillingtounderstandthesignificanceofkeepingpublicplacesclean.However,KhaoYaiNationalParkinThailandhastakenanunusualsteptomakesuretouristscleanuptheirowntrash.TheparkhasbegunsendingtrashbacktothelitterbugsLᡮᚗὅwithapolitenotesaying“YouforgotthesethingsatKhaoYaiNationalPark“toremindpeoplethatlitteringinpublicplacesisagainsttherules.Mr.VarawutSilpa-archa,ministerofNaturalResourcesandEnvironmentofThailand,postedaseriesofpicturesonFacebookrelatedwiththenewstep.Hepostedapictureofatrash-filledboxthatwasreadytobeshippedwiththewords—4YOURTRASH—WE'LLSENDITBACKTOYOU”Varawutexplainedthatthrowingabouttrashcouldendangerwildanimals,whichmighteatitbymistakewhen

5searchingforfood.Hesaidlitteringintheparkcouldcarryafineofupto500,000ThaiBahtabout$16,000U.S.dollars
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visitorswillalsobebannedfromreturningtothepark.Theofficialsmatchedthetrashtoitsownersbytakingaddressdetailsfromthecampingequipmentrentalforms.Tomaketheprocesseasier,peoplewillbeallowedtoentertheparkonlyafterwritingdowntheiraddress.“WethinkKhaoYaiNationalPark'snewstephasmadeagreatcontributiontomaintainingourcountry'snaturalresources,CharinyaKiatlapnachai,directorofthetourismauthorityofThailand,toldTheWashingtonPost."Thisgestureisaneffectivewaytoensurewealldoourparttohelpourcountryremainclean,safeandbeautiful.”32.WhatisthenewstepofKhaoYaiNationalParktocontrollittering?A.Reportinglitterbugstothepolice.B.Forcinglitterbugstocleanupthepark.C.PostingphotosoflitterbugsonFacebook.D.Warningandreturningthelitterbugstrash.33.Whatpunishmentwilllitterbugsgetiftheylitterinthepark?A.Theirbehaviorwillbeexposedinsocialmedia.B.Theywillnotbeallowedtovisittheparkagain.CTheycouldbechargedupto500,000U.S.dollars.D.Theycouldbesentencedtoover5yearsinprison.34.Howcanofficialsfindtheownersoftrash?A.Byreferringtotheirrentalforms.B.Byviewingcamerasinsidethepark.C.Bymatchingfingerprintsonthetrash.D.Bycontactingthemthroughemail.35.WhatdocsCharinyaKiatlapnachaithinkofKhaoYaiNationalPark'saction?A.Doubtful.B.Supportive.C.Objective.D.Unclear.
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6Limitthelengthofnappingᡭ.40Gettinginmanyquicknapsorjustafewlongonescanmakeyoufeellesssleepywhenit'stimeforsleep.Sotrytoavoidtakingnapsatallifyou'restrugglingtosleepwellatnight.Avoidtakinganynapsthatarelongerthan30minutes.Trytocutoutnappingentirelyifyouareabletodoso.A.Avoidwatchingtheclockifyoucan'tsleep.B.Trynottothinkoverstressfulthingsbeforesleep.C.Ifyouaregoingthroughit,justmakeafewadjustments.D.It'sobviousthatfrequentnapsmayaffectyoursleeppatterns.E.Therearemanythingsthatcanmakeithardforyoutofallasleep.F.Asolutiontoitistomakesureyou'regettingenoughphysicalactivity.G.Withthisinmind,alwaysavoiddrinkingoreatingtoomuchbeforesleep.Dᑖtᵨᐳ⁚ᑖ30ᑖ⁚ᐳ156⚪78⚪1ᑖᑖ15ᑖ▅W9☢iᦻ?8⚪ᡠBḄA,B,C,Dk>⌱⚗@⌱Gᐭ_ᜐḄᨬI⌱⚗஺SallyPetreyko,aged76,hadbeenhospitalizedaloneforseveralweeks.Aftershewasdischargedfromthehospital,herfirstdestinationwastoa41store.Itwascrowdedandshe42thereforquitesometime.Havingselectedwhatsheneededandreadytocheckout,something43happened.ShewastoldthatherFlexCardwasnotbeing44becauseofexpiration.Withoutanyextramoney,shethenputalltheitemsbacktowheretheyhadbelongedto,feeling45.Atthattime,Joe,astoreemployee,noticingwhatwasgoingon,cameovertoSally,Sally46herproblems,tryingtoholdbackhertears.Joekept47Sallydown,"Takeiteasy.Thingsarenotasbadasyoumightimagine."Thenoutofnowhere,hepulledouthismoneywithout48saying“Justpayit”.Sallylookedathimin49.AccompaniedbyJoe,Sallycametothecashieragain,paying$198.Sallywas50thatshewouldhavefoodinherrefrigeratorforthenextfewweeksduetothiskindact."It'snotoftenthatyou51apersonlikeJoe,butwhenyoudo,allyoucansayis'Thankyou/Themandeserved
public52asareward,soIreportedittothelocalmedia,“Sallysaid.Infact,Joe53tobeinterviewedatfirst,buthe54agreedtoencouragepeopletohelpothers.Hesaid,“Itdoesn'thavetobe$198,anditcouldbeacupofcoffee.Anythingthatcanhelpsomeoneout55theirday.Peoplecanalsotakepleasureinhelpingothers.”41.A.clothingB.shoeC.bookD.grocery42.A.recoveredB.rushedC.shoppedD.rested43.A.unknownB.unexpectedC.unrealD.unfair44.A.acceptedB.welcomedC.consideredD.delivered45.A.frightenedB.upsetC.amazedD.confused46.A.discoveredB.solvedC.explainedD.confirmed47.A.calmingB.turningC.lettingD.knocking48.A.doubtB.difficultyC.hesitationD.purpose49.A.hopeB.silenceC.fearD.shock

750.A.ambitiousB.intelligentC.gratefulD.energetic51.A.carryoutB.findoutC.getthroughD.comeacross52.A.educationB.recognitionC.forgivenessD.support53.A.requiredB.continuedC.desiredD.refused54.A.fortunatelyB.eventuallyC.entirelyD.secretly55.A.makesB.spendsC.countsD.ruins
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8shepreventedthosetryingtojokearoundrightaway,whichmightexplainwhysomestudentsdidn'tlikeherteachingstyle.Soonenough,herclasswasalmostoverandonestudentaskedSylviacuriously,"Whatdoyouliketolistentoathome?”"Surely,BeethovenandTchaikovsky,anotherstudentlaughedbeforeSylviacouldanswer,makingsomeotherslaugh."Iactuallylikealotofpopmusic,andevensomeofthethingsyoulistentonowadays.ButIprefertolistentoclassicmusic,“Sylviareplied,smilingatthekids.Somereturnedthesmileandstartedaskingaboutsomesingersandbands.Butthebellrangbeforeshecouldansweralltheirquestionsandtheyhadtoleave.However,itseemedlikethatthefearinherstudentshadrelievedabitsincethatday.Soonenough,thestudentsgotusedtoherandstartedtakingherlessonsmoreseriously.However,oneday,Sylvia'shusbandsuddenlydied.Shetooktwoweeksofffromwork.Feelingsadandhopeless,shedidn'tevenlistentomusicanymore.Beforelong,herstudentslearnedwhathappenedtotheirmusicteacher.Soon,theydecidedtoorganizeaperformanceandpracticeplayingcertainmusicthatcouldbeinmemoryofherhusbandandcheerherup.WhenSylviareturnedtotheclass,theywouldsurpriseherbyplayingthemusic.Aftermakingthedecision,thestudentschosethepropermusic.ËÉ[1.Øᑏ¡ᦪL150ÍÎ72.·ᢥ᝞9ѧᙠ⚪ᓱḄKLMNd஺Inthefollowingdays,theywerebusypreparingfortheperformance.WhenSylviaenteredthemusicroom,thebeautifulmusicsounded.
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9M:Yes.EverydayexceptThursdaywehavealanguageevening.Peoplecancomeandpracticetheirlanguages—youknow,overadrinkorsomething.Wehavedifferentlanguagesondifferentevenings.Monday—Spanish;Tuesday—Italian;Wednesday-German;andFriday—French.OnThursdayweusuallyhaveamealinarestaurantforanyonewhowantstocome.W:Well,thatsoundsgreat.IreallyneedtopracticemyFrench.M:OK.Well,ifyoucanjustgivemeyournameandaddress.I'llsendyoutheformandsomemoreinformation.Ifyoujoinnowyoucanhavethefirstmonthfree.'ᑮá*+஺ὃ¤§â஺Þß00,10”·æᑖ⁚஺⁚9☢5;<=஺8;<=,ᨵ>6⚪?⚪@ᡠBḄAஹBஹCD>⌱⚗@⌱GᨬI⌱⚗J᪗ᙠᔁḄKLMN஺O8;<=,-Pᨵ10Q/Ḅ1ᩭSᨵᐵ6⚪U▅W96⚪஺8;<=XWY஺Þßo(ro2”Z᝞[àᙠ-ᨵ5Q/Ḅ1æᔁḄZ⚪஺Þßo(ro5"-ᑮ9ᑁ)[M:Excuseme.Canyoutellmehowmuchtheshirtis?W:Yes,it'sninefifteen.Þß00’02"-ᨵ5Q/Ḅ1¤¥ᫀ᪗ᙠᔁ஺Þß003”ñòḄoÑ9╏15õöᡠ-⌱÷C⚗Jᐸ᪗ᙠᔁ஺àᙠ-ᨵ5Q/Ḅ1▅W16⚪Ḅᨵᐵᑁ)஺Þß00X)5"(ù1)M:Jane,doyouhaveamapofManchester?Iwanttofindagoodplacetoeat.W:WhynottryChinatown?ThereareplentyofgoodChineserestaurantsthere,andit'snearhere.(Text2)W:Youdon'tlookverywell.IsthereanythingIcando?M:No,thanks.Mayberilgohomeearlytoday.W:Yes,Ithinkyoushould.Butdon'tforgettotellourmanagerfirst.(Text3)W:Oh,look,Thereisbeer,wine,softdrinks,andalotofsnacks.M:Andthereisabigcake,too.WewanttogiveLindaasurprisetonight.W:Oh,Iremembernow.She'llturntwenty-fivetonight.(Text4)

10M:Mum,whereshallIputthebowl?W:Heregiveittome.Itgoesonthisshelf.Hey!What'sthebutterdoingontheshelf?M:Dadputitthere.Nowgiveittome.Tilputitinthefridge.(Text5)W:Doyouhavespecialplansfortheweekend?M:Yes,I'mgoingtoaliveplayonSaturdayevening.OnSundayI'mgoingtotheartexhibitionwithDavid.There?resomenewpaintingsaboutMexico.⁚ᑮá*+஺99☢5;<=ᡈ^_஺8;<=ᡈ^_,ᨵ`>6⚪,?⚪@ᡠBḄAஹBஹCD>⌱⚗@⌱GᨬI⌱⚗J᪗ᙠᔁḄKLMN஺8;<=ᡈ^_b-ᨵ1▅Wᔜ>6⚪,86⚪5Q/7O,ᔜ6⚪BG5Q/Ḅd1஺8;<=ᡈ^_WY஺9☢;<=S6U7>6⚪஺àᙠ-ᨵ10Q/Ḅ1▅Wú>6⚪஺(Text6)M:Doyouknowthatyouaren'tdrinkingordinarycoffee?W:Whatdoyoumean?M:Thisisn'tordinarycoffee.ThisisColombiancoffee!W:Butittastesjustlikeothercoffee!M:Don'tyouknowthattherearemanykindsofcoffeeintheworld?ThereisAfrican,Turkish,andmanyothers.ButthecoffeefromColombiaisthebest!9☢;<=S8U9>6⚪஺àᙠ-ᨵ10Q/Ḅ1▅Wú>6⚪஺(Text7)W:Hello,canyouhelptakecareofdogshere?M:Yes.Howlongdoyouwantmetotakecareofyourdog?W:IwantyoutotakecareofmydogherefromnextMondaytonextThursday.Howmuchperday?M:Asmalldogis$25aday;abigdogis$50aday.W:Oh,mineisasmallone.Canyouwalkthedogtwiceaday?M:Noproblem.Whenyoubringyourdog,pleasebringthedog'sregistrationpapers.9☢;<=S10g12D>6⚪஺àᙠ-ᨵ15Q/Ḅ1▅WúD>6⚪஺ClextS)M:Hi,Lisa.IheardyouhadspenttwoweeksinFrance.Howwasyourtimethere?W:Itwasmuchbetterthanexpected.Youknow,Ican'teatsomefood.SoIwasafraidIwouldn'thaveagoodtimethere.M:Sohowdidyoueatthere?W:Well,inthefirstweek,myparentsandIrentedanapartmentwithakitcheninParis.Inthisway,wecouldcookourownmeals.M:Butwasn'tthattooannoying?You'dspendalotoftimecooking.W:Thatwasreallyabitannoying.Sowejustcookedfortwodays.Andonthefollowingdaysoftheweek,wejustate

11outdoors.Luckily,mostrestaurantsinFranceseemedverycarefulaboutcustomers9food.SoIcouldeasilychoosefoodIcouldeat.M:That'sreallygreat.Sowheredidyouspendthesecondweek?W:Onaship.ThemealsweregreatandthechefcarefullycheckedeverythingIate.9☢;<=S13g16k>6⚪஺àᙠ-ᨵ20Q/Ḅ1▅Wúk>6⚪஺(Text9)W:Jack,congratulationsonwinningtheBestActorAwardtonight.M:Thanks!Well,Ienjoybeingfamous,butsometimesIstrugglewithit——beingconstantlyinthepubliceyecanbedifficult.W:That'sunderstandable.Whendidyoufirstknowyouwantedtobeanactor?M:Itwasatschool,whenIplayedOrsinoinShakespeare'sTwelfthNight.W:Wasthatyourbigbreak?M:No,myfirstmajorrolewasinNewYorkSummertime.W:Howdidyourlifechangeafterthat?M:Iwassuddenlyverybusy.Iwouldoftenendupworkinglateintothenight.Onenight,whileIwasfilmingHighSeas,Ihadtoomuchtodrinkanddecidedtodrivehome.Ihadacaraccidentandbadlyinjuredmyrightleg.TheworstthingwashowIfeltaboutmyself.Icouldn'tbelieveI'dbeensostupid!W:YoualsolostyourroleinHighSeas,didn'tyou?M:Yes.Theaccidentwasarealturningpointinmylife.Afterthat,Ididn'ttouchalcoholagainforalmostayear.ThenImetmywifeKerriandhadtwowonderfultwinboys.Theyhavereallyhelpedmetoacceptandappreciatelifeonandoffstage.9☢;^_S17g20k>6⚪஺àᙠ-ᨵ20Q/Ḅ1▅Wúk>6⚪஺CText10)W:Abouttwoyearsago,Iwentwithmyclassonourfirstschooltrip—fivedaysinParis!Therewereaboutthirtyofusandfourteachers.WeallwentinonebigcoachfromourschoolinLondon.Theteacherstoldustobeatschoolatfourthirtyinthemorning.Everyonewasthereontime,butthecoachdidn'tarriveuntilfiveo'clockandwedidn'tleaveuntilfivethirty!Wewereverycoldandtired.Anyway,thecoachwasverycomfortableandwewatchedaDVDandlistenedtosomemusiconthejourney.Wehadsomesandwichesanddrinks,sowewentstraighttoPariswithoutstopping.Thehotelwasveryold,butourroomwasniceandthebedwasgreat!Isharedtheroomwiththreeothergirls.Whenwewentshopping,ItriedtopracticemyFrenchafewtimesbutsometimesIdidn'tknowtherightwordsandspokeinEnglishinstead!Theshopsweregreat.Iboughtlotsofpresents,suchasadressformymother,abagfbrmydadandaT-shirtformylittlesister!IthinkwhatIenjoyedmostwastheboattrip.Itooklotsofphotoswithmyfriendsandthewonderfulartgalleries.IwassadtoleaveParis.Ihadawonderfultimethere.
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121N5ABCBA6N10ABBAC11N15CBACA16N20BACBC21N23CAD24N27CDCB28N31BACD32N35DBAB36N40CBGAD41N45DCBAB46N50CACDC51N55DBDBA56.that/which57.wasdriving58.trapped59.Using60.an61.safest62.It63.directions64.washit65.seriouslyᑏd[⁚[Âὃᦻ[TheActivityOfProtectingChineseCulturalRelicsAnactivitythemed"ProtectChineseCulturalRelics^^washeldinourschoollastweek.Itwasaimedatencouragingstudentstorealizemoreandmoreculturalrelicsarefacingthedangerofdisappearing,thustheycanattachimportancetoprotectingthem.Variousactivitiesareincluded,suchaslisteningtothespeechontheprotectionofculturalrelics,visitingthecitymuseumandlearningabouttherelatedlaws.Bothteachersandstudentsparticipatedinthemactively.Throughtheactivity,notonlycanweunderstandmoreaboutChineseculture,butalsowecanrealizethesignificanceandurgencyofprotectingthem.THÂὃᦻ[Inthefollowingdays,theywerebusypreparingfortheperformance.Theypreparedmusicalinstrumentsneededforthemusic.Thentheyseparatedtheclassintodifferentgroups,withsomeplayinginstrumentsandotherssinging.Whenthetaskwasassigned,thestudentsbegantopracticethemusichard.Althoughitwaschallenging,theyworkedtogether,notgivingup.Finally,itwastimeforSylviatoreturntoschool.Stillsadandhopeless,Sylviaheadedtoschool.Andearlybeforeherclassbegan,thestudentsreachedthemusicroom,readyfortheperformance.WhenSylviaenteredthemusicroom,thebeautifulmusicsounded.Shewassurprisedtofindherstudentswerestandingintheshapeofaheart,andplayingabeautifultuneforher.Asherstudentsfinishedthemusic,tearsfilledhereyes.Herstudentsapproachedheronebyone,hugginghertightly.Sylviathankedthemfortheirkindness.Afterafewminutes,shewipedhertears."OK,lefsgetbacktoclass!^^shesaid,andhervoicewasstillemotional.Everyonelaughed,fortheyknewtheirstrictteacherwasback,whichmadethemhappy.