辽宁金太阳2023-2024学年第二学期高二年级期末考试(24-620B)英语答案

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What you can get in our competitionWhy does Alice enjoy the bikeaxiABecause it's cheap and easy.●2 nd place●3 rd place●1st place●4thto10 th placesC.Because it's all over the countryB.Because it's popular and heavy.D.Because it's on the side of the road.A schoolbagA bookA pencil caseA pen61What's Peter's opinion in the passage?A.Going shopping is easy.All you have to do is to tell your story and make it into a video.C.Riding a bike taxi is cheap.B.Making boats is difficult.There are a few things you should know62.hat is the best title(标题)for the passage2DCarmying heavy people is funny.The competition is only for children aged between 9 and 15.A.Bike RidersB.A Special Country CBike TaxisD.A Cheap TravelYour story must be about Chinese history.Each video must be shorter than 5 minutes.We all know carrots are good for our eyesight.A new study says grapes()are also goodTell a story without scripts(讲稿)for our eyes.Researchers from the National University of Singapore found that eating just afewPlease send your video to Mr.Han at kidsmyas@han.com before August 10th.grapes a day can help our eyes.This is especially so for people who are older.Dr.Kim,the lead56,What prize will Bob get if he wins the 5th place?researcher,said,"Our study shows that eating grapes influences()eye health of humans,which is very exciting.This is good news for people who dislike carrots."Thirty-four people took part in the test for over 16 weeks.Half of them ate one and a half cupsA.of grapes every day.The other half ate a snack.Dr.Kim did not tell the people whether she wastesting the grapes or the snack.She thought that keeping this information secret would give betterWhy can't John take part in the competition?test results.A.Because he is 10 years old.The results showed that eating grapes could protect retinal function(视网膜功能).The peopleB.Because his story is about science.who ate the grapes had improved musele()strength around the retina.The retina sendsC.Because his video is about 4 minutes long.information about light to the brain."Grapes are a common fruit and eating 1.5 cups a day can beDBecause he tells the story without scripts in the video.good for your eyes,"said Dr.Kim.When can students send the video to Mr.Han?6.What does Dr.Kim think of the result?C.Interesting.D.SurprisingAOn July 25th.B.On August 15th.B.Worrying.C.On September 5thD.On October 10th64.How many people ate grapes in the test?BB.17.C.25.D34.Sometimes the easiest way to get somewhere is on the back of a bike.65/What does the underlined(划线的)word“secret”probably mean in Chinese?A.16.JA.奇怪的B.简单的C.不同的秘密的More and more people are using cars in many places in Africa today.However,things aredifferent in Malawi ()Bikes are the most popular in this African country.66.What can the retina help do?Bike riding is a way of life in Malawi.People use them to carry heavy things.They also useA.Keep people strong and happy.B.Protect eyes from the sunshine.D.Make people eat more grapesbikes to carry people,especially tourists.These years,taking a"bicycle taxi"to travel aroundyC.Send information about light.DMalawi has become quite populap among tourists from all over the world.If you go to Malawi,you will find a lot of bike taxis waiting on the sides of the roads.TheBert won a national prize called Young Heroes for his“geen”project((项月).This youngriders make the bikes comfortable for travelers to sit on.You can jump on a bike taxi and get aroundperson was now a university student.His love for insects()grew deeper and he was protectingWhen he was around 4 or 5,he always loved to watch different insects,including beautifulthem for the future.at a very low cost(费用).Alice is a21-year-old student from Canada.She enjoys the special bike riding a lot."I reallylike the bike taxi,"she says."It's easy and cheap."Alice usually pays just $1 for going shoppingswallowtails(凤蝶).“I found they were very easy to get closeto,soI realy fell in love with them,”Bert said..“If you wanted to attract(吸引)swallowtails,you cou plantsm bright且owes.”28-year-old Peter began to ride a bike taxi two years ago.The young man enjoys this job."Iin town.Bert started a garden at his house,where he fed many swallowtails over the years.With theusedtmake boats for a living,but that's a hard job.Being a bike rider iseasy for me andIworld's swallowtail populaio falling,Bert wanted people to realize that if insects like swallowailsdon't mind carrying heavy people,"he says.disappeared,all the others above them on the food chain()would disappear too.To make59What is the mot populatetomewhere in Malwithe fact clear and easytouderstand for other stuens,hesreagarden at his juor highC.Taking trains.D.Making boatsschool.A.Using cars.BRiding bikes.八年级英语教学质量检测第6页（共8页）入年级英语教学质量检测第5页（共8页）

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