2019学年高一英语下学期期末考试试题（新版）人教版 - 图文

dental examinations, cleanings and radiographs. Free kindergarten screenings will also be provided.

After a dental examination, parents will be given a report about their child's dental needs and then referred, if needed, to a \ Patients are seen first come, first served. So please arrive early. For more information, visit ukdentistry, org or call 859-323-3368.

41．What is the text about? A．A physical examination on kids. B．A lecture on how to give kids a smile. C．A summer event on kids' teeth health. D．A conversation between dentists and patients. 42．Which is TRUE according to the text? A．The event will last a whole day. B．Dates and location won't be changed.

C．The patients with serious problems will be first served. D．The child's dental problems will be reported to parents.

B

It seems no longer the privilege (特权) of young people to get access to new technologies. As a matter of fact, senior citizens have taken advantage of the Internet to enrich their life and havebenefited greatly from it—including looking through news, using mobile payments, and even enjoying online car-hailing (约车) services. Most of the information read by older netizens is focused on national politics and economy. They also like reading encouraging materials and jokes online. Anyway, what brings them the greatestconvenience is that they turn to the web for health advice,

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especially online hospital appointments. Increasingly, old people's needs can be satisfied by online services, which are more convenient than those in traditional ways.

On the other hand, the Internet is not always safe. There exists the risk of being cheated. Some older users easily misunderstand or are cheated by incorrect information on the Internet. Of thosecheated online, 60.3 percent fall for offers to collect free \So they should be careful to make out the information.

It is the responsibility for the government, families and companies to help the old netizens to be away from the danger on line. This way, they will be more willing to use the Interact and the experience on the Interact will be more satisfying. 43．What does the first paragraph tell us? A．The Internet is only preferred by young people. B．Online news readers are mainly senior citizens.

C．Old people make better use of the Internet than the young. D．Using mobile phones has become common in old people's life. 44．Which do old people find the most helpful online? A．Positive materials. B．Health guide. C．Mobile payments. D．Traffic service.

45．What can protect the old people from being cheated online? A．Warning them not to open red packets.

B．Telling them not to read too much information. C．Reminding them to be careful about the risks online. D．Advising them to keep away from the smart phones.

C

以下为A(易)、B(难)两种题型,任选一种。做A种题型的不做B种,做B种题型的不做A种。

The week before Christmas last year, the bookstore I worked for ran out of All

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the Light We Cannot See, the best-seller of the holiday season. And we couldn't get it in the store until December 29th.

\wanted.\to support localbookstores, but you people are really making me want to go to Amazon,\he said angrily. \as I could. \

Nothing about this conversation was unusual. Customers regularly threaten booksellers with Amazon. Indeed, People love the ease and convenience of shopping on Amazon. The books here are more expensive than they are online, and sometimes there is a line to check out.

Last year, however, during the holiday rush, I took a job at my local bookstore, but bookselling quickly became something much more than a way to earn money. It was a job that requiredknowing much about the contents and the location of each book. Because in many cases I had to find the book the customers wanted based only on some very simple descriptions. \to locate the exact book.

And every Saturday, a father and his young son came in to buy a new book by Geronimo Stilton, which was a series about an adventurous mouse. Later I learned that the father was goingthrough a divorce (离婚), and the bookstore was the exact place where they really looked forward to meeting.

Actually, I experienced much more than that in the store. And gradually, I canto to learn: There are people who really need bookstores. Bookstores are for people who aren't always listenedto, or for people who don't always have someone to talk to. So it is a comforting environment to ________ with each other. It is in such places that we can feel like more than a confirmation number, but rather a person in the world.

(以下是A种题型)

46．What do we know from the the conversation in Paragraph 2? A．The value of Amazon.

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B．The introduction of the bookstore. C．The importance of reading.

D．The threat from online to local bookstores.

47．What does the underlined word \A．Within reach. B．On display. C．Sold out. D．Put out.

48．Why did the father like to go to the bookstore at that time? A．Because he couldn't buy the cartoons online. B．Because the bookseller gave him lots of help. C．Because he and his son both like adventurous books. D．Because it provided him with the chance to meet his son. 49．What is the text mainly about? A．Bookstores will be replaced one day.

B．Bookstores play an important role in our life. C．The bookstores sell more books than Amazon.

D．People visit bookstores because they are traditional. 50．What is author's attitude towards local bookstores? A．Dissatisfied. B．Curious. C．Supportive. D．Uncertain. (以下是B种题型)

46．Which book did the tall man want to buy?

47．What are the advantages of buying books online according to Paragraph 3? (use at least 2 adjectives)

48．What can a good bookseller do for customers? 49．What kind of people really need local bookstores?

50．Which is the best word to fill in the blank in the last paragraph?

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