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1、辽宁省沈阳铁路实验中学2019-2020学年高一英语6月月考试题分数：120分 时间：100分钟第一部分 阅读（共两节, 满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分, 满分37.5分）阅读下列短文, 从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AKidsPost Summer Book ClubUnlikely HeroesThis years Summer Book Club focuses on heroes who have more in common with our readers. Join us this summer to meet some unlikely he
2、roes.June 13 Eddie Red Undercover: Mystery on Museum Mile by Marcia WellsThe New York Police Department is looking for an art thief on the popular area of Museum Mile. Edmund Xavier Lonnrot, sixth-grader, code name Eddie Red, uses his super memory and great drawing skills to help the NYPD find the t
3、hief. Can Eddie solve this dangerous mystery?June 27 The First Rule of Punk by Celia C. PrezTwelve-year-old Mal is crazy about punk(朋克摇滚乐). On her first day of school, she dresses against the schools rules with her punk-rock look. Mal begins to find her place through her love of skateboarding and pu
4、nk, and sets out to fight for her right to express herself at school.July 18 Ungifted by Gordon KormanDonovan mistakenly ends up in a school filled with people with a high IQ after a trick. Donovan has trouble hiding the error and fitting in to a school where he doesnt think he belongs. But it turns
5、 out that his gifts are not what the school expects.August 1 Amal Unbound by Aisha SaeedAmal has dreams, as any young girl does. But her hope of becoming a teacher breaks when she runs into trouble with a ruling member of her village. To pay her familys debt, she must work as a servant. But through
6、her love of poetry and reading, Amal goes on a mission to seek justice and realize her dream.1.Which book encourages kids to be themselves?A.Eddie Red Undercover: Mystery on Museum Mile. B. The First Rule of Punk.C.Ungifted. D.Amal Unbound.2.When can kids go to the club if they like mystery stories?
7、A. On June 13. B. On June 27. C. On July 18. D. On August 1.3.Which author teaches kids to achieve goals in the story?A. Marcia Wells. B. Celia C. Prez. C. Gordon Korman. D. Aisha Saeed.BWhen I stepped out of Heathrow Airport, the British accents were music to my ears! The roads were so empty and tr
8、affic was so organized, with open spaces everywhere and so few people on the streetswhat a difference from where I cameMumbai. The difference was even more obvious after I had spent 21 years of my life living in that place. The streets were unfamiliar, and the faces were all foreign.I boarded my bus
9、 for my university town. I felt like I had been in a fairytale bookthe small houses, the quiet streets and the well-dressed people among other things. A small and beautiful three-storeyed building is quite a rarity（罕见之物）back home and here, I have yet to see a building taller than that! Back home in
10、India, the kind of rent I pay here could have afforded me a luxurious 2 bedroom-hall-kitchen apartment in a good location. But my accommodation here is the size of my bathroom back home! Its just a fact. reality can be rude at times!I really cherish the first day of my new university. Ive met so man
11、y students from countries that I didnt even know. But living alone in a new place, away from the protection of my family and friends, is a different experience altogethera wonderful experience of further education!Its been almost two months now. The novelty(新奇)is gradually disappearing, and the dust
12、 is settling down. Its all just daily now but I feel fully settled. I really like this place. It feels like home!4. What does the underlined part “that place” in paragraph 1 refer to?A. Heathrow Airport. B. Britain. C. Mumbai. D. A university of India.5. What is the authors first impression of Brita
13、in?A dirty and noisy B different but poor C. hopeful and inspiring D strange but beautiful.6. What does the author probably do？A an international student B a tourist from India C a British college teacher D an unknown writer7. What can we know from the last paragraph?A. The author is less interested
14、 in everything because of dust.B. The author still feels curious about everything around.C. The author has been used to the new environment.D. The author feels like going home after nearly two months.CFour wild young pandas were found at different times walking around with their mothers in a nature
15、reserve in northwestern China in recent months, a report said on Sunday. Infrared (红外线的) cameras in Baishuijiang National Nature Reserve in Gansu Province caught four young pandas following their mothers and learning survival skills, such as feeding themselves, in the first quarter of 2019.It was the latest finding of new young pandas in the area, which has the largest population of wild pandas among Chinas 67 nature reserves. The fourth national survey on pandas, released in 2015, said there were 110 wild pandas living in the Baishuijiang area. A total of 1,864 l
