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新疆乌鲁木齐市第二十中学2020_2021学年高二英语下学期期末考试试题

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第一部分阅读理解（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共10小题；每小题2分，满分20分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
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AHongKongDisneylandParkadmissionticketisyourpassporttoafulldayofmagicaladventures.Learnthewaystobuyyourticketsnow.Threetypesof1-dayticketareavailable:
TicketType
GeneralAdmissionTicket(aged12-64ChildTicket(aged3-11SeniorTicket(aged65orabove
Freeadmissionforchildrenagedunder3.
PurchaseTicketsDirectlyatHongKongDisneylandTicketExpress
YoucanpurchaseticketsattheHongKongDisneylandTicketExpress,convenientlylocatedattheMTRHongKongStation.Openfrom9:00am.-8:00pm.fromMondaytoFridayandfrom9:00am.-5:00pm.onSaturdays,SundaysandPublicHolidays.
Purchase2ParkTicketsatOneoftheFollowingLocationsandReceiveaFREELimited-editionDisneyGift:
AvenueofStarsKiosks
YoucanpurchaseticketsatAvenueofStarsKiosksinTsimShaTsui.Opendailyfrom9:00am.-10:30pm.AsiaWorld-ExpoBoxOffice
YoucanpurchaseticketsatAsiaWorld-ExpoBoxOffice.OpenaMondaystoFridaysfrom10:00am.-6:00pm.1.Inwhichplacecanyougetafreegiftforbuyingtwotickets?A.HongKongDisneylandTicketExpress.B.Disney’sHollywoodHotel
C.HongKongDisneylandMainEntranceD.AsiaWorld-ExpoBoxOffice
2.Forayoungcouplewitha2-year-oldkidspendingadayinthepark,theyhavetopayatleast_________.A.HK$854C.HK$998D.HK$1,353
3.TobuyticketsatHongKongDisneylandTicketExpressonSunday,youhavetogettherebefore________.
PriceHK$499HK$355HK$100
A.10:30pmB.6:00pmC.5:00pmD.8:00pm
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PatrickGouletusedtobeabikeracer,hangingoutwithhise-bike.Nowheisretired,andheandhiswifewanttotravelthroughEuropebye-bikenextyear.TheywereinspiredbyGaryandRachelCorbett,anAustraliancouplewhosettheworldrecorde-biking27,800throughEuropeandtheUK.
ButhiswifeClaireisnotaformerbikeracer,althoughshedoesbikeeverywhereintownandtheydonotownacar.Thisiswheree-bikeseintoplay.
Patricksaid,"Mywifecan'tdothiswitharecordbikebutwiththehelpofanelectricmotor.Mywifeenjoystravelingwithherbiketoworkeverydaybutwhenshefacesstrongwindsandhillsshegetsverydisappointed.Thee-bikehaschangedallthat,nomoreproblemswiththestrongwindsandhills."
Patrick’swordsmademedeepinthought.WhenyoungerIdidabikecampingtripfromTorontoVancouver,throwingstuffawayeverydaytolighter.ThestruggleagainstthewindonthewaywasthehardestthingIeverdid.Amotorwouldhavechangedthat;itwouldhaveletmecarrymorestuff,ingreaterfort.Iimaginethate-bikecampingisadifferentexperienceentirely.
Nowadays,manyprovincesandstatesstartbuildingthosebikelanesbecausetherearegoingtobealotmorepeopledoingthis.Iammoreconvincedeverydaythate-bikesaregoingtogetclosetoeveryone,changingourcitiesandchangingtheworld.
4.WhatmakesPatrickandhiswifeplantotravelthroughEurope?A.Theirskillinridingbikes.BTakingpartinbikeraces.C.RachelCorbett'sencouragement.D.AnAustraliancouple’sexperience.
5.WhattroubledoesClairefacewhenridingabike?A.Lackofastrongbody.B.Extremenaturalconditions.C.Themisuseofelectricmotors.D.Toomuchstuffcarried.
6.Theauthor'sbikecampingstoryismentionedto_______.
A.showthefunofcampingbybikeB.advisepeopletorideoutdoorsC.tellthetroubleofridingabikeDimpresse-bikes’advantages
C
“Gettingyoureighthours”isoneofthosesuggestions,likedrinkingplentyofwaterornottoswimincanals,thatmostpeopletakeatfacevalue.
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WhenformerPrimeMinisterMargaretThatcherwasreportedtoneedonlyfivehours’sleepanight,itwastakenasevidenceofanear-supernaturallytoughbody.
Andit'sbeeanincreasinglymonviewthattoomuchworkandstressandmissingoutonoureighthoursisamoderndisaster.
Butthegoodnews,saysProf.JimHorne,directorofLoughboroughUniversity’sSleepResearchCentre,isthatwedon'tneedeighthoursatall.
“It'snonsense.It'slikesayingeverybodyshouldhavesizeeightshoes,orbefivefooteightinches.Thereisanormaldistribution(分布-theaveragesleeplengthissevenandaquarterhours.”Lotsofpeoplereporthavingmoreorlessthantheaverage,hesaid.Itmayallbeputdowntogenes,andwhatpeopleareaccustomedto.TheUSNationalSleepFoundationsuggestsseventoninehoursanightisadvisableforadults,andasurveyitconductedin2002suggestedthree-quartersofAmericanshadproblemssleepingandathirdweresosleepyduringthedaythattheiractivitieswereaffected.Thefoundationsays,“Inthepastcentury,wehavereducedouraveragetimeinsleep.Thoughoursocietyhaschanged,ourbrainsandbodieshavenot.Sleepdeprivation(缺乏isaffectingusallandwearepayingtheprice.”ButProf.Hornesays,“Thetestofinsufficient(不足的sleepiswhetheryouaresleepyinthedayorifyouremainalertthroughmostoftheday.”
Inanutshell,ifyousleepforeighthoursanightandgotoworkandfindyourselftiredonthekeyboard,youaren'tgettingenough.Ifyou'resleepingfivehoursandrunningthecountry,you