内蒙古乌丹一中2018-2019学年高二英语上学期第二次阶段性测试试题一、阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）AFallsarecommoninyoungchildrenandolderpeople.Althoughmostresultinmildbumpsandbruises，somefallscancauseseriousinjuriesthatrequireimmediatemedicalattention.Whattodo：Donotmovethepersonandcallforemergencyhelpiftheperson：•mayhaveseriouslyinjuredthehead，neck，back，hipbonesorthighs•isunconsciousorwasbrieflyunconscious•ishavingdifficultybreathing•isn’tbreathing(startsCPR)•hasaseizure(癫痫突然发作)•hasclearfluidorbloodcomingfromthenose，earsormouthCalladoctororseekmedicalattentioniftheperson：•becomesverysleepyandisverydifficulttowakeup•bringsupmorethantwoorthreetimes•complainsofneckorbackpains•complainsofincreasingpainanywhereonthebody•isn’twalkingnormally•doesn’tseemtobefocusinghisorhereyesnormally•hasanybehaviororsymptomsthatworryyouIfyouthinkit’ssafetomovetheperson：•placeacoldcompress(敷布)oricepackonanybumpsorbruises•giveacetaminophen(解热镇痛药)forpain•letthepersonrest，asneeded，forthenextfewhours•watchthepersoncloselyforthenext24hoursforanyunusualsymptomsorbehaviorNeverleaveyoungchildrenonanybedorotherfurnitureunsupervised(未监督)．Alwaysstrap(用带捆住)childrenintohighchairs，changingtables，shoppingcarts，andstrollers.Alwaysbuckle(扣住)kidsintoage-appropriatesafetyseatswhenridinginmotorvehicles，andmakesuretheyalwayswearhelmetswhenbikingorskatingorwhenusingskateboardsorscooters(踏板车)．1.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Fallscan’tcauseseriousinjuries.B．Waystodealwithfalls.C．Waystopreventfalls.D．Fallshappentokids.2.Youmustn’tmovethepersonifhe.A．isn’tbreathingB．becomesverysleepyC．isn’twalkingnormallyD．bringsupmorethantwice3.Ifapersonbleedsfromhismouthaftertheaccident，whatshouldyoudo?A．Shakehimforthandback.B．Movehimtoanotherplace.C．Givehimsomemedicinetohave.D．Lethimstaywhereheis.4.Whichofthefollowingwillbethebesttitleforthelastparagraph?A.PreventYourKidsB.PlaceFurnitureWellC.WearHelmetsD.PreventFallsBJohnsonwenttoPenquayfortheweekend.HearrivedtherelateonFridayevening.Thelandladyoftheguesthouse，Mrs.Smith，answeredthedoorandshowedhimtohisroom.Johnsonwasverytiredandwentstraighttobed.Hesleptwellanddidn’twakeupuntilnineo’clockthenextmorning.Johnsonwentdownstairsforbreakfast.Becausetherewerenootherguests，Mrs.Smithinvitedhimtohavebreakfastwithherfamily.Heronlydaughter，Catherine，about13，wasalreadysittinginthediningroom.Mrs.Smithwenttothekitchentopreparebreakfast.JohnsonnoticedtherewerefourplacesatthetableandaskedCatherineiftherewasanotherguest.Catherinetoldhimthatitwasanemptyplace.Anditusedtobeherfather’splace.Herfatherhadbeenafisherman.Threeyearsbeforehehadgoneoutinhisboat，andhadneverreturned.Hermotheralwayskeptthatplaceforhimandmadehisbreakfasteverymorning.Catherineshowedhimhisphotoonthewall.Johnsonsaidnothing，butlookedverypuzzled(迷惑不解)．AtthatmomentMrs.Smithreturned.Sheservedfourcupsoftea，andputoneintheemptyplace.Lookingattheemptychair，Johnsonwasmorepuzzled.Suddenly，Johnsonheardfootstepsoutsidethedoorandatallmanwithablackbeardwalkedintotheroom.Johnsonlookedscared.Itwasthemaninthephoto.Hejumpedupandranoutoftheroom.Themanasked，“What’sthematter？”Catherinesaid，“Idon’tknow.He’saguestfromLondon.He’sherebecauseatallmanwithablackbeardtriedtokillhim.”“Catherine，”themansaid，“Haveyoubeentellingstoriesagain？”“St...
