新人教版英语高一下单元测试-月考

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ggs! Nowadays, the Easter Bunny ( a giant white rabbit) hops around people’s garden hiding chocolate eggs for children to find. In the UK alone, people eat 80 million chocolate eggs every Easter. The chocolate treats can be as large as ostrich （鸵鸟） eggs. When you crack through the shell, there is often a surprise—small toys, messages or just more sweets! These Easter egg hunts are a chance for children to play outside in the warmer spring weather, while adults get together to eat a big meal. Easter celebrations may look weird from the outside, but at heart they are just a chance for families to celebrate the good life. 56. What can we infer from the passage? A. On Easter people especially love to eat eggs. B. On Easter people give each other chocolate eggs in celebration of spring C. Children usually find some gifts in the Easter eggs. D. Easter now has been transformed from a Christian festival into a folk festival. 57. The meaning of the underlined phrase ―craving for ― is similar to ________ A. looking for B. having a strong desire for C. waiting for D. making up for 58. Why do people bine chocolate and eggs at Easter? A. Eggs and chocolate are symbols of fertility B. After Lent people are eager to eat eggs and chocolate. C. People are fond of both eggs and chocolate. D. Children are willing to accept gifts, including eggs and chocolate. 59. This passage is mainly about_________ A. the traditions of Easter B. the source of Easter C. Easter celebrations D. the reason for giving each other chocolate eggs. B Gardening can be a very relaxing hobby for many people and this wonderful experience is not just for adults. Children are interested in gardening as well, if given the chance to explore nature and science in this way. Gardening can bring joy to both children and their parents alike, especially when the experience is shared together. The time that is spent gardening together builds precious memories within their hearts and minds for years to e. When you are gardening with your children, try to give them their own special area. Keep their area in the center of the best soil and light, as you want to make sure of a successful gardening experience. Plastic tools easily break and are difficult to use in the dirt, so when you are gardening with your children, give them real tools to use if possible. Even offering to let them use your tools is a way to admit the worth of the work they are doing. It is also important to talk with your children about the whole process of gardening, from planting to the harvest. They need to understand how things work and the importance of what they are doing. Show off the children’s gardening work by taking friends and visitors for a walking tour through the garden and point out the children’s particular spot. When you give attention to the children’s work, this is a great motivation（动机） for children to continue wanting t be involved. Do not force children to take part when they are in a bad mood or if they are being bored. Instead, allow the m to do something different, like building a scarecrow(稻草人 )! This makes the gardening experience even more interesting. As you work together side by side with your children, you will encourage a love of the land in them, as well as create lasting memories of time spent with you. 60. What is the text mainly about? A. Teaching children how to garden. B. Giving children the chance to show off C. Helping children realize the importance of work. D. Sharing the joy of gardening with children. 61. Why should you introduce your children’s work to your friends? A. It makes your friends believe your children are smart. B. It helps you gain more confidence in your children. C. It encourages children to continue doing such work. D. It attracts your friends to take part in your gardening. 62. What kind of people is the text mainly written for? A. Children B. Parents C. Farmers D. Teachers. C When the recent research was analyzed（分析） , it was found that a lot of people wanted free pictures or free music from the Web. If it couldn’t be free, then they wanted it ―new‖ or at least at a low price. It seems that 70 percent of people aged 16 to 24 download music online but only 1 in 40 tracks are bought legally. Thus, some panies are planning to give all of their music away for free. The music will be totally free except that you will have to pay with your time by watching advertisements. This will be perfect for those who have lots of time but little money. The Web has encouraged a belief that things can be free, or at least very cheap. It seems that everyone is looking for a good deal on the Web. The desire for free objects is part of the nature of the Web because the Web is about selfservice and selfservice is all about being free, cheap, fas。