河南省豫南九校2020-2021学年高二上学期第一次联考（9月）英语试题含答案

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豫南九校 2020-2021 学年高二上学期第一次联考（9月）

英语试题

(考试时间：100 分钟试卷满分：120 分)

第一部分听力(略)

第二部分阅读理解(共两节，满分 40 分)

第一节(共15 小题；每小题 2分，满分 30 分)

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、和 D)中，选出最佳选项。

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Babysitter wanted for 2-year-old tin—occasional(偶尔的) weekday evening for up to six hours. Would be

suitable for a student with some experience. £ 4. 50 an hour. Phone Jan on719 873 466.

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Room to let. Two students looking for one more to share house. Own room with single bed, wardrobe, desk

and chair. Near university campus and shopping centre. £ 250 per month + bills (including WIFI).

Non-smokers only. Phone Luka on 719 533 857.

21. What number should you call if you want to get help installing (安装)some new software?

A.09651 325693 B.719 873 466 C.09651 324472 D.719 533 857

22. In which notice can you find somewhere to live?

A. Notice B. B. Notice C. C. Notice D. D. Notice E.

23. Which of the followings is true?

A. The band is looking for a drummer to play classical music.

B. The babysitter will be required to work on weekends only.

C. The lost cat is scared of some other animals and people.

D. The room to let is unfurnished.

Blankets can keep you warm on cold nights. Tori Holmes make blankets for a different reason. She wants her

blankets to feel like a big, warm hug.

Tori is 13 years old. She knows how hard it can be to be away from your parents. When she was 6 years old,

her mother was in the hospital with cancer for six months. Tori had to pack up her material and move in with her

aunt.

“I missed my blanket and, of course, I missed my mom,” she said.

To help her feel closer to her mom, Tor's aunt told her to look at the stars because they were the same ones her

mother was gazing at though her hospital window.

The stars gave Tori an idea: In July 2019, she started Operation Starways. She began making pairs of blankets

for family members who were kept apart because of illness or other reasons. The parents reeve one blanket, and the

kid gets da matching blanket.

“I wanted to make a magic blanket that connects people,” Tori said. “This way they have hope that they will

be together again.”

Tori has given away more than 50 blanket sets. They take her one to two hours to make. One side of the

blankets always has a star pattern, which represents her aunt's words and her project's saying. The saying is “Even

if you're separated by highways, you're connected through Starways.”

She donates the blankets to a children's hospital and the health center that took care of her mother. She also

donates blankets to the school where her mother teaches.

Tori made matching blankets for her and her grandmother, who died in April 2020. She says the blanket makes

her feel connected to her grandmother.

Operation Starways has been successful because the idea came from her own life, Tori says. “I want to give

people who are going through what I went through hope.”

24. What happened as a result of Tori living with her aunt?

A. She asked her aunt to help her make blankets. B. She wanted 1o help people by making blankets.

C. She decided to add a heart to all of her blankets. D. She used her favorite blanket to remind her of name.

25. How did looking at the stars affect Tori Holmes?

A. It made her want to stay at her aunt's house.

B. It reminded her that she left her blanket at home.

C. It inspired her to start making blankets for others.

D. It inspired her to learn more about Operation Starways.

26. Which statement would Tori Holmes most' likely agree with?

A. Operation Starways inspired her to create her own blankets.

B. Schools are in need of blankets now because of poor students.

C. Sending gifs to loved ones who are ill helps them to recover.

D. Many people have experiences similar to what she went through.

27. Why did the author write this article?

A. To describe the way to make a blanket. B. To inform us about a girl's volunteer work.

C. To persuade us to make our own blankets. D. To compare the different types of volunteer work.

Rising rates of depression(抑郁症) among American teenagers and young adults have led to a major question:

Could the same devices being blamed for causing depression be used to find it?

Studies have linked heavy smartphone use with worsening teen mental health. But as teens spend time on

sites, they also leave digital paths that may offer signs about their mental health.

Researchers are testing smartphone apps that use artificial intelligence, or AI, to predict depression. But there

are still issues to address , including privacy(隐私) issues and making sure children give permission to be closely

followed.

App developers say that effective, widely available depression-detecting(检测)apps may arrive soon. Using

smartphones as mental health detectors would require permission from users to download an app. They could take

back their permission at any time,

If smartphones can become effective predictors, app developers say the goal might be to offer digital messages

to parents or doctors.

At the University of California, Los Angeles, researchers are offering an experimental phone app to students

who show signs of minor depression. Alyssa Lizarraga, who is 19, is among those being studied. She has had

depression since high school. Lizarraga has worried about her heavy use of smartphones and social media. She said

comparing herself with others online sometimes causes her sadness. But she believes using smartphones to identify

mental health problems might help push people to seek early treatment.

At the University of Illinois' Chicago campus, researchers are testing their experimental phone app. Anyone

can download the free app, and nearly 2 ,000 students have so far. All agreed to let the researchers follow things

such as their typing behaviors. The study is for people 18 and up, but it could also be used for children if

successful.

Along with studies at universities, technology companies such as Mindstrong and Verily—the tech health

division of Google—are testing their own experimental apps.

28. How can we know about teen's mental health through smartphone?

A. By checking the sites they've surfed. B. By checking teens' signs of depression.

C. Form the sensor(传感器) installed in their phone. D. From digital messages offered by teens.

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