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河南省部分市2022-2023学年高一下学期期末考试英语试卷分类汇编阅读理解河南省洛阳市2022-2023学年高一下学期期末考试英语试题第一节(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和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。AWhatisEarthHour?EarthHourisanannualglobalcampaignthatencouragespeopleandbusinessesaroundtheworldtoswitchoffelectricityatthesametimeforonehour.EarthHourstartedinAustraliain2007when2.2millionpeopleinSydneyturnedoffallnon-essentiallightsforanhour.Sincethenithasgrowintoamassiveglobalevent.In2013,millionsofpeoplein7,000citiesandtownsaroundtheworldswitchedofftheirlightsfor60minutesattheendofMarch.Everyyearlandmarksandwell-knownbuildingsaroundtheworldtakepartandgodarkforEarthHour.ThecampaignevenwentintospacewhenastronautsreducedpowerontheInternationalSpaceStationin2011.WhoorganizesEarthHour?EarthHourisorganizedbytheWorldWideFundforNature(WWF).ItwasstartedbyAndyRidleywhoisexecutivedirectorofEarthHourGlobal,WWF.Hecameupwiththeideabecausehewantedtoraiseawarenessofenvironmentalissuesbyaskingpeopletodosomethingpositivetohelptheplanet.SwitchingoffthelightsforanhourcanmakeasmalldifferencetotheamountofenergyweusebutEarthHourisalsoasymboliceventtomakepeoplethinkabouttheproblemsofclimatechange.WhyMarch?TheendofMarchisaroundthetimeofthespringandautumnequinoxes(昼夜平分时)inbothhemispheres(半球)respectively,whensunsettimesareatsimilartimes.Thismeansthataglobal“lightsout”eventhasmostvisualeffectatthistimeofyear.UKeventsAswellasfamousLondonlandmarkssuchasBigBen,LondonEyeandBuckinghamPalaceswitchingofftheirlights,therearemanyothereventsaroundBritain.OntheWWFsinteractivemapyoucanseewhichpeople,businesses,schools,organizationsandlandmarksaretakingparteachyearandwhattheyaredoing.1.WhenandwheredidEarthHourbegin?A.InBritain,in2007. B.InSydney,in2013.C.InLondon,in2011. D.InAustralia,in2007.2.HowmanyexamplesaregiventoshowEarthHourisamassiveglobalevent?A.One. B.Two. C.Three. D.Four.3.WhateventcanyouseeinBritainatEarthHour?A.ThelightsonLondonEyeareoffforanhour.B.ThesunsetsatthesametimearoundLondon.C.Businessesswitchoffalltheirlightsintheday.D.PeoplearerushingtofamousLondonlandmarks.BIhavespentmyentirelifeeitherattheschoolhouse,onthewaytotheschoolhouse,ortalkingaboutwhathappensintheschoolhouse.Bothmyparentsandmygrandparentswereeducators.Forthepast40yearsI’vedonethesamething.Needlesstosay,overthoseyearsI’vehadachancetolookateducationreformfromalotofaspects.Andweknowwhykidsdropout.Weknowwhykidsdon’tlearn.It’seitherpoverty,lowattendanceornegativepeerinfluences.Butoneofthethingsthatweneverdiscussorwebarelydiscussisthevalue—theimportanceofhumanconnectionandrelationships.JamesComersaysthatnosignificantlearningcanoccurwithoutasignificantrelationshipandalllearningisunderstandingrelationships.Everyonehasbeenaffectedbyateacheroranadult.IhavelookedatthebestandI’velookedatsomeoftheworst.Acolleaguesaidtomeonce,“Mydutyisn’ttolikethekids,buttoteachalesson.Thekidsshouldlearnit.Ishouldteachit.Thisisthecase.”Well,Isaidtoher,“Youknow,kidsdon’tlearnfrompeopletheydon’tlike.”IhavehadclassesthatweresolowthatIcried.Iwondered,howwasIgoingtotakethisgroupinninemonthsfromwheretheyweretowheretheyneededtobe?Anditwasawfullyhard.HowdidIraisetheself-confidenceofachildandhisacademicachievementatthesametime?OneyearIcameupwithabrightidea.Itoldallmystudents,“YouwerechosentobeinmyclassbecauseIamthebestteacherandyouarethebeststudents.Theyputusalltogethersowecouldshoweverybodyelsehowtodoit.”AndIgavethemasaying:“Iamsomebody.IwassomebodywhenIcame.I’llbeabettersomebodywhenIleave.Iampowerful,andIamstrong.IdeservetheeducationthatIgethere.”Teachingandlearningshouldbringjoy.Howpowerfulwouldourworldbeifwehadkidswhowerenotafraidtotakerisks,whowerenotafraidtothink,andwhohadachampion!Everychilddeservesachampion.Anadultwhowillnevergiveuponthem,andwhounderstandsthepowerofconnection,insiststhattheybecomethebestthattheycanpossiblybe.4.Whydokidsdropoutofschool?A.Theyhaveabadassociationwithteachers.B.Theymaycomefromlow-incomefamilies.C.Theyaren’tenthusiasticaboutschoolsubjects.D.Theyareinfluencedinanoptimisticwaybypeers.5.WhichideadoesJamesComeragreewith?A.Teachersshouldlaystressonthepersonaltraits.B.Studentsmightlearnalotfromteachers’variedadvice.C.Understandingrelationshipsleadstosuccessfullearning.D.Educationplaysanimportantroleinthekids’childhood.6.Howdidtheauthorpromotehisstudents?A.Hemotivatedthemtobuildself-confidence.B.Hetrainedthemtobecommittedandfocused.C.Heawardedthemmanyprizesduringhisclass.D.Hewasdevotedtoimprovingtheirself-discipline.7.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.EveryKidNeedsaChampionB.TrueLoveforMyOwnCareerC.HowtoDealWithBadStudentsD.MyJoyofBeingaTeacherCTheclimatethreatbecameurgentin2022,resultinginaheavyimpactontheworld’sclimateindicators(指标).Theseindicatorsshowhowtheplanetisrespondingtoclimatechangeandtheimpactithasonbothpeopleandnature.TheClimateReport,releasedaheadofEarthDay,consistsofananalysisofglobalclimateindicatorssuchassealevelrise,oceanheat,andpollutionlevels.Asignificantnumberofclimaterecordswerebrokenin2022.Forinstance,oceansexperiencedrecordhightemperatures.Duetowarmingoceans,globalsealevelsclimbedtotheirhighestrecord.Antarcticaalsorecordedthelowesteverseaiceextentof1.92millionsquarekilometersinFebruary2022,arecordthathasbeenbrokenagainthisyear.Thelatestglobaldatashowsrecordhighlevelsofplanet-warmingpollution,includingmethane(甲烷)andcarbondioxidein2021.Theserecordsdemonstratetheurgencyoftheclimatethreatglobally.Risingtemperaturesresultinextremeweatherconditionssuchasdroughts,floods,andheatwaves.Thisputswildlife,plants,andcoastalcommunitiesatrisk.Additionally,theseextremeclimateeventsresultsinchallengesoflackingfood.Itisvitalfornationstocometogethertoaddresstheissueofclimatechangebyacceleratingeffortstowardsrenewableenergy,reducinggreenhousegasemissions,promotingsustainablelandusepractices,andsupportingthosewhoarealreadyfeelingtheimpactsofclimatechange.Inconclusion,thestateoftheclimatereporthighlightstheimpactoftheclimatethreatworldwide,whichishavingaseriouseffectontheplanet’sclimateindicators,nature,andpeople.Theincreasingfrequencyofextremeweatherconditionsresultsfromtherisingtemperatures,whichiswhyitissignificanttotakeactiontowardsdecreasingtheeffectsofclimatechange.Itisourresponsibilitytosafeguardtheplanetforfuturegenerationsbytakingmeasuresthatmoveustowardsasustainableandfairfuture.8.WhatcanwelearnabouttheindicatorsfromParagraph1?A.TheyarereleasedaheadofEarthDay.B.Theyindicatethedecreaseofsealevel.C.Theyshowtheplanet’sresponsetoclimatechange.D.Theyimplythefallofpollutionlevelsandoceanheat.9.Whatistheresultofrisingtemperatures?A.Theypartlyleadtotheproblemsofthefoodshortage.B.Theycausethehighestrecordedlevelofglobalwarming.C.Theyresultineffortstoreducegreenhousegasemissions.D.Theyacceleratethepromotionofsustainabledevelopment.10.Howshouldnationshandleclimatechange?A.Reducetheriskoftheextinctionofwildlifeandplants.B.Makeeffortstopromoterenewableenergyandlanduse.C.Supportpeoplewhousevehiclestoreleasecarbondioxide.D.Transformthepatternsofextremeclimatechangeconditions.11.Whyisitsignificanttodecreasetheimpactsofclimatechange?A.EveryonehasaroletoplayinprotectingtheplanetB.Ithasabadeffectonendangeredanimalsandplants.C.Theextremeweatherconditionsresultinoceanheat.D.Therisingtemperaturesleadtoextremeweatherconditions.DIfyoucan’tgetyourkidstofocusonhomework,givethemblueberryjuice!Astudyfoundthatawildblueberrydrinkpromotedmemoryandconcentrationinprimaryschool-agechildren.ResearchersfromReadingUniversityinBritainput21boysandgirlsthroughabatteryofcognitive(认知的)testsonfouroccasions—onceafterdrinkingsugarywater,onceafteralittleblueberrydrink,onceafteramildblueberrydrinkandanotherafterastrongblueberrydrink.Theresearchersfoundonthedayswhentheyhadthefruitdrinks,theydidbetterontheteststhatinvolvedrecallingwordstheyhadbrieflyheard,andtheyalsodidbetterontasksthatrequiredthemtoavertdistractions.Thebestresultswereobtainedafterthehigh-strengthdrink,whichcontainedtheequalquantityofacupandahalfwildblueberries.Wildblueberriescontainmaterialsgoodforhealthbutresearchersfixedtheirattentiononflavonoid(黄酮类化合物),ahealth-promotingplantchemicalfoundinavarietyoffruitsandvegetables,includingberries.Itisthoughtthattheflavonoidintheberriesmayimprovebloodflowtothebrainandeasethepassageofinformationbetweencells.Theresearchershadtousepowdermadefromwildblueberriestomakethedrinksinthestudy,asblueberriesdonotgrowwildintheUK.Buttheyinsistblueberriesandblackberriesarealsorichinflavonoid.Althoughblueberrieshavebeenshowntobegoodforthebrainbefore,alltheresearchhasbeencarriedoutonadults.Primaryschoolisavitalstageinachild’seducationalandsocialdevelopment.Theseresultsindicatestronglythatconsumingfoodsrichinflavonoid,suchaswildblueberries,couldaidoveralllearningintheclassroom.Theresearchersnowwanttoseeifthefruitspeedsupreadingdevelopmentandwhetheritisofparticularbenefittochildrenwithdistraction.12.Whatdidthestudyfind?A.Blueberryjuicewascloselyrelatedtoconcentration,B.Blueberryjuicemadechildreninterestedinlearning.C.Wildblueberriesbroughtoutatasteofgoodfeelings.D.Wildblueberrieswereofgreatbenefittosomepatients.13.Whichcanreplacetheunderlinedword“avert”inParagraph2?A.Claim. B.Chase. C.Affect. D.Avoid.14.Howdoesflavonoidfunctioninberries?A.Itstrengthenssweettasteinberries.B.Itmakesberriesdifferentfromothers.C.Itpromotesbloodflowingandeasesthecellpassage.D.Itcouldprovidepowdermadefromwildblueberries.15.Whatcanweinferabouttheresearchfromthelastparagraph?A.It’sbeenappliedtotheimprovementofkids’speakingskills.B.It’sprobablymadewildblueberriespopularallovertheworld.C.It’sprovidedasignificantplatformforadults’socialrelationships.D.It’sexpectedtobeconductedonkids’readingskillsandattention.河南省信阳市2022-2023学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)阅读下列材料,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该选项标号涂黑。AChildhoodisthegoldenperiodoflifewhenkidslovetostayintheworldofcartoons,Wehumans,lovetoseeanimalsascharactersinfictionalstoriesandcartoonshows.Hereisalistofsomeofourfavouritecartoonanimals.MickeyMouseMickeyMouseisknownallovertheworldinitsbrightredshortsandlargeyellowshoes.Thisworld-famouscartonofamousehastakenourheartsawayalongwithhisfriendstheDonaldDuck,MinnieMouse,andpetdogPlutosince1928.DonaldDuckThemostfamousduckintheworld,DonaldDuckisawhiteduckwithalargeyellow-orangebeak(鸟喙)thatappearsonscreendressedinasailor’scapandshirt.Firstintroducedin1934,heisknownforhisoptimisticandenthusiasticattitudetowardslife.June9thiscelebratedastheNationalDonaldDuckDayeveryyearasthiswasthedaywhenDonaldmadehisscreenfirstpublicappearance.TomandJerryTomandJerryaremainlyaboutabitter-sweetfriendshipbetweenthetitlecharactersTom,acat,andJerry,amouse.Theirstorieshavebeenmadeinto161comedyshortfilmsbyWilliamHannaandJosephBarberasince1940.Thetwoshareseveralsweetadventuresandhavebeenattractingtheaudiencewiththeirtricksforalmost80years.KungFuPandaTheworld-famousandlovelyfatPotheGiantPandaisakungfuenthusiast,whoaccidentallygetsselectedastheDragonWarrior.HeisMasterShifu’sfavouritestudentattheJadePalace.HethenteamsuptodestroytheevilforcesthatthreatentheValleyofPeace.Po’sgenerosity,strength,andwill-powermakehimwintheheartsofpeopleallovertheworld.1.Whoisthearticlemainlywrittenfor?A.Children. B.Teachers. C.Writers. D.Players.2.WhatisspecialaboutDonaldDuck?A.ItmakesyouthinkofChinaeasily.B.Aholidayiscelebratedbecauseofit.C.Itistheoldestcartoonanimaloffour.D.Ithasbeenmadeintocomedyshortfilms.3.Whichcartoonanimalisstrongandbrave?A.MickeyMouse. B.DonaldDuck. C.TomandJerry. D.KungFuPanda.BCarlwasdrivinghistaxicarcrossingashoppingcenterwhenhenoticedawomangettingoffanothertaxiwithachildinherarms,beggingthedrivernottoleaveherthere.Carlwascuriousandgotoffthetaxitofindoutwhathappened.Theboywashavingdifficultybreathing,andhisarmsandlegswereshakinguncontrollably.“He’shavinganattack!Pleasehurryup,Miss!Wehavetogethimtothehospital.Quick,getin!”Thehospitalwasseveralmilesaway,sohehadtoraceagainsttimetosavetheboy.ThewomantoldCarlthatsheandherfour-year-oldson,Tyler,werereturningfromtheparkwhenitstartedraining.Buthersonsuddenlyfellill,sosheaskedthedrivertotakethemtothehospitalinstead.Butherefused,becauseshehadnomoney.CarlwasdeterminedtosaveTyler,sohekeptdriving.Halfanhourlater,theyarrivedatthehospital.Tylerwasrushedinsidefortreatmentimmediatelyashismotherwaswaitingoutside,cryingandhopinghewouldbefine.Carlwashungryandextremelytiredbuthestayedthereuntilthedoctorsgaveanupdateabouttheboythathewasoutofdangeranhourlater.Buthewastoldthatitcouldhavebeendangerousiftheyhadn’tmadeithereontime.Mrs.ThomasimmediatelylookedatCarlandjoinedherhandsintears,thankinghimforsavingherson’slife.Later,hedroppedthemoffathome,andwhenMrs.Thomascameouttopayhim,herefused.“Ihaveapolicy.Freeofchargeforthosemakingtripstothehospital!”saidCarl.“I’mjustgladIwasthereontime.Ijustdidwhatanygoodhumanbeingwoulddo.Haveagoodnight,Mrs.Thomas!Andpleasegivemyregardstoyourson,Tyler!!”CarldisappearedfromMrs.Thomas’ssight.4.HowdidCarlmeetthewomanandhisson?A.Hehelpedtheworriedmothertocomfortherson.B.Hewasintroducedtothembyanothertaxidriver.C.Hewasaskedtotakethemtothehospitalbytaxi.D.Heofferedtotakethemtothehospitalinhistaxi.5.WheredidTylerandhismothergobeforehefellill?A.Apark. B.Asupermarket. C.Abank. D.Astation.6.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3?A.Tyler’smotherwassurehewasalright.B.Carlwasstayingthereaftereatingsomething.C.Carldrovethetwoofthembackhomeforfree.D.Tyler’smothershookCarl’shandstothankhim.7.HowdidCarlfeelwhenheleftTylerandhismother?A.Anxious, B.Relieved. C.Regretful. D.Excited.C“There’sabirdinthehouse!”isnotaphrasegenerallyspokeninatranquilvoice.Moreoften,itusuallyleadstoafrightenedcry.Here’swhatyouneedtoknowabouthandlingthissituationcalmlyandeffectively.Thefirstthingtodoisrelax.Yournervouscriesareonlygoingtoscarethepoorthing,probablymakingitmuchmorealarmed.Driveoutanypetsorkeepanyadditionalfamilymembersawaythatmayaddtotheconfusion.Turnoffanyceilingfansandputlidsoverhotpots.Sincethebirdisgoingtoheadforlight,it’simportanttoclosethecurtainsonallwindowsexceptone—theoneyouwillnowopenaswidelyaspossibletoprovidealargeropeningforthebird.Closetheextradoorstopreventthebirdfromheadingelsewhereinthehouse.Ifthere’snodoor,youmayhavetodothisbystandinginthedoorwayholdingupsomethingtocloseitoff.Turnoffanylightstodarkentheroomandneighboringroomsasmuchaspossible,whichwillallowthelightoftheopenwindowordoortoguidethebirdout.Thebrightertheexitis,thebetteritbecomes.Thelittleguyshouldfinditswayoutandleavetheroomwithinseconds.Ifalargeamountoftimehaspassedandthebirdremainsinside,youcanholdupapieceofsheetorclothtotrytodirectthebirdtowardthewindowordoor.Somesuggestthrowingatowelonthebird,butthisshouldonlybedoneasalasteffort.Youcanalsocalmlychasethebirdaroundtheroomtotireitout.Eventually,itwillstopflyingandrestonaplace,atwhichpointyoumightbeabletoputitgentlyintoaboxusingatowel.Covertheboxwiththetowelandcarryitoutdoorstorelease.Neverstrikeabirdwithabroom.Ifallelsefails,askawildliferemovalprofessionalforhelp.8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“tranquil”meaninthefirstparagraph?A.nervous. B.calm. C.excited. D.cheerful.9.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisadvisable?A.Throwingsomethingonthebird. B.Askingyourbrothertohelpyou.C.Closingthecurtainsonallwindows. D.Chasingthebirdaroundtotireitout.10.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.DifferentAttitudestoaTrappedBird.B.HowtoGetaBirdoutofYourHouse.C.HowtoProtecttheBirdsinYourHouse.D.DifferentWaystoCatchaBirdinYourHouse.11.Whereisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom?A.Ascientificjournal. B.Ahistorytextbook.C.Atravelmagazine. D.Adesignhandbook.DHavingfaileddoesn’tnecessarilymeanyou’reafailure.AlexanderFlemingfailedtokeephislabequipmentcleanduringatwo-weekvacation,andasaresult,hediscoveredpenicillin(青霉素).Thisdiscoveryissaidtohavesavedupto200millionlives.Eventhemostoptimisticpersoncanfaceanxiety,stress,andafeelingofpersonaldefeat.Youarenoexception.Butsittingaroundcomplainingwilljustmakeyoualoser.Whatyoudonextishowyoumakesurethatfailuredoesn’tgotowaste.Bytreatingeachfailureasanopportunitytoreflectandgrow,youcanremovemuchofthefearthatyou’regoingtofailandlookahead.Itakeprideinbeingaresponsibleandcapablepersoninperforminganytask.Yet,despitemybestefforts,Idofail.WhenIfail,Itendtoblamemyselfformycarelessnessandworryaboutothers’comments.However,somecolleaguesandfriendshavesurprisedmewiththeirinstantforgiveness.Theyknowforgivenessisoftentheonlythingthatmakessense.Theyarewillingtoletgooftheincidentandhelpmefeelbetter.Supportfromothersiswelcome,butthebestsupportwecangetcomesfromourselves.Wecanlearnfromourexperiencesbyobserving,analyzing,andtheorizingwhenthingswentwrong.MyfathertaughtmetostartanewprojectwheneverIamfacingtroubledtimes.Thiscouldbewritingorreading,creatingorlearning,butit’salwayssomethingtocarryon.Tohaveaprojectforthefuturecreateshope,Hopeisthecourageoflife.Itisinvisiblebutitcangiveustheabilitytolooktothefuture.Onlyifwekeepoursightsonthehorizon,willweneverfallonthesmallrocks.Failurehurtsusinsomeways.Itisamistaketoassumethatfailureisdesirable.Butacompleteabsenceoffailurewouldmakeourlivesverydullindeed.Thebestwecandoiscreatesuccessesfromourfailures.12.WhatdoestheexampleofAlexanderFlemingtellus?A.Whatfailureis. B.Failureisrelative.C.Penicilliniseffective. D.Fleminginventedpenicillin.13.Whatisthewriter’ssuggestionforsomeonewhohavefailed?A.Tryingtobepositive. B.Explaininghowthathappened.C.Learningfromthefailure. D.Turningtoothersforhelp.14.Howdoestheauthordrawtheconclusionin3-5Paragraphs?A.Bysharinghispersonalexperience.B.Bydoingsomescientificexperiments.C.Bygettingadvicefromhisfriends.D.Byobtainingknowledgefrombooks.15.Whatistheattitudeofthewritertofailure?A.Negative, B.Uncertain. C.Objective. D.Doubtful.河南省周口市2022-2023学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题第一节(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、BCD四个选项中选出最佳选项。AFamousFestivalsintheUSAGuideBonnarooMusic&ArtsFestival(Manchester,Tennessee)Heldeveryyearsince2002inthetinytownofManchesterTN(southofNashville),theamazingAmericanmusicfestivalisheldeveryJuneona700-acre(英亩)farm.Bonnaroofeatures,“Thousandsofhappycampers.HundredsofacresofTennesseenature.150epicperformances,10+stagesofmusic.Fourofthebestdaysever.”BurningMan(BlackRockDesert,Nevada)Foroneweekeachyear,themassivedrylakebedoftheBlackRockDesertinNevadaischangedinto“BlackRockCity”.This“city”isfilledwithcampsandwonderfulartinstallations(装置),whichareconstructedanddeconstructedeveryyearforthemostuniquefestivalintheUS-BurningMan.ChristmasAtBiltmoreEstate(Asheville,NorthCarolina)OneofourfavouriteNorthCarolinaChristmasevents,ChristmasatBiltmoregivesAshevilleNCvisitorsanopportunitytoseethelargestprivatehomeinAmericawhileitshallsaredecoratedwithbeautifulChristmasdecorations.FantasyFest(KeyWestFlorida)ThepartyatmosphereofFantasyFesthasbeencomparedtoMardiGrasinNewOrleansandCarnivalintheCaribbeanIslands.Thereareparades,masqueradeballs(假面舞会),costumecontests,and60+officialparties!Eachyearthereisauniquetheme,suchasSpaceBroadway,HouseofHorror,Circus,Villains,ete.Itissaidthatover75,000peoplecomeouttoexperiencethisadult-themedHalloweenfeast.1.WhatcanvisitorsdoonBonnarooMusic&ArtsFestival?A.Plantonthefarm. B.Campinnature.C.Takeatourinthecity. D.Composemusic.2.WhichfestivaloffersachancetovisitthelargestprivatehomeintheUS?A.BonnarooMusic&ArtsFestival. B.BurningMan.C.ChristmasAtBiltmoreEstate. D.FantasyFest.3.Wherecanyougoifyouwanttoattendafestivalspecializedforadults?A.Tennessee. B.Nevada. C.NorthCarolina. D.Florida.BBornin1975inapoorneighbourhoodinSaoPaulo,EduardoKobrabeganhiscareerat12yearsoldand,sincethen,hasbecomeoneofthemostrecognizedstreetartistsintheworld.Withmorethan5,000murals(壁画)overfivecontinents,hecurrentlyholdstherecordforthelargestmuralintheworld,firstforcreatinghisfamousmuralLasEtnias(TheEthnicities)forthe2016RioOlympics.ThenayearlaterhebeathispreviousrecordwithhismonumentalworkatCacauShowHeadquarters,amasterpiecethattook700hourstocompleteandmorethandoubledhis2016record.Influencedbythepop-artmovementandmodernartists,therealisminhisdesignsmakeshisflat-surfacedextremelycolourfulwallpaintingsappear3-Dandalivewithlife.WithhisprojectGreenpincel(2011),Kobrashowedhisstrongwilltotheenvironmentalcause.Climatechange,waterpollution,deforestation,predatory(掠夺性的)fishing,andmistreatmentofanimalsbecamestrongthemespresentinhiswork.InStarsofPeace,Kobradescribesindividualswhohavegivenhopetotheworldthroughtheirlives,suchasMotherTeresa,MahatmaGandhi,MalalaYousafzai,andAnneFrank.Kobraisinvolvedinsocialcauses,suchasfoodcollectioncampaignsandactivitiesaimedatbringingarttopoorcommunities,especiallychildrenwhohavenoaccesstobasicfacilities.In2021,hestartedtheKobraInstitute,whichaimstobringarttovulnerable(脆弱的)peopleinBrazil.Duringthepandemic(大流行病),heledanactivitytogetherwiththeprivatesectortoraisefundstobuildoxygenplantsforCOVID-19patients.4.WhichofKobra’sworksmadehimsetthesecondworldrecord?A.LasEtnias. B.TheEthnicities.C.StarsofPeace. D.AworkatCacauShowHeadquarters.5.WhatdidKobraconcernmuchaboutinhisprojectGreenpincel?A.Socialcauses. B.Famousindividuals.C.Paintingskills. D.Environmentalprotection.6.WhatdoweknowaboutEduardoKobra?A.Hewasbornintoanartisticfanily.B.Hespecializesinromanticpainting.C.Hedevotedhimselftohelpingthepoorlearnart.D.Hemadeagreatfortunein2016RioOlympics.7.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeKobra?A.Sensitive. B.Admirable. C.Humorous D.Adaptable.CJazzisakindofmusicinwhichimprovisation(即兴创作)istypicallyanimportantpart.Inmostjazzperformances,playersplaysoloswhichtheymakeuponsite,whichrequiresconsiderableskills.Thereisgreatvarietyinjazzbutmostjazzisveryrhythmic(有节奏的)anduses“blue”notes.Youcanoftenhear“call-and-response”patternsinjazz,inwhichoneinstrument,voice,orpartofthebandanswersanother.Jazzcanexpressmanydifferentemotions,frompaintojoy.Injazz,youmayhearthesoundsoffreedom,forthemusichasbeenapowerfulvoiceforpeoplesufferingunfairtreatmentbecauseofthecolouroftheskin.Jazzmusiciansplaceahighvalueonfindingtheirownsoundandstyleandthatmeansforexample,thattrumpeter(号手)MilesDavissoundsverydifferentfromtrumpeterLouisArmstrong.Jazzmusiciansliketoplaytheirsongsintheirownstyles,andsoyoumightlistentoadozenofdifferentjazzrecordingsofthesamesong,buteachwillsounddifferent.JazzdevelopedintheUnitedStatesintheveryearlypartofthe20thcentury.NewOrleans,nearthemouthoftheMississippiRiver,playedakeyroleinthisdevelopment.Thecity’spopulationwasmoredifferentthananywhereelseintheSouth.PeopleofAfricanFrench,Caribbean,Italian,German,Mexican,andAmericanIndianaswellasEnglishdescent(血统)mixedwithoneanother,African-Americanmusicaltraditionsmixedwithothersandgraduallyjazzemerged(产生)fromamixtureofmarches,blues,andotherkindsofmusic.Atfirstjazzwasmostlyfordancing.Afterthefirstrecordingsofjazzweremadein1917,themusicspreadwidelyanddevelopedrapidly.AtthesametimejazzspreadfromtheUnitedStatestomanypartsoftheworld,andtodayjazzmusiciansandjazzfestivalscanbefoundindozensofnations.JazzisoneoftheUnitedStates’greatestexportstotheworld.8.Whatisatypicalpartofjazz?A.Playerscreatemusiconsite. B.It’sonlyperformedindoors.C.Playerssingindifferentways. D.Itonlyexpressespainfulfeelings.9.What

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