2021-2022學(xué)年黑龍江省伊春市宜春翰堂中學(xué)高二英語月考試題含解析

2021-2022學(xué)年黑龍江省伊春市宜春翰堂中學(xué)高二英語月考試題含解析一、選擇題1.Hecutofftheelectricityimmediatelyhefoundthedangeroussituation,thus____afireaccident.A.prevented

B.toprevent

C.wouldprevent

D.preventing參考答案：D2.Thegreatsuccessofthisprojecthasbeenlargely______thesupportgivenbythe30locals.A.insteadof

B.thanksto

C.dueto

D.asaconsequence.參考答案：C3.

Theworkerswillgoonstrikeifthedemandsthey______areturneddown.A.putasideB.putthroughC.putforwardD.putaway參考答案：C4.Ifyourpasswordisnot______,youcan’twithdrawmoneyfromyouraccount.A.valid

B.vivid

C.reasonable

D.reliable參考答案：A5.Theboy

onthegrassismyclassmate.

A.lain

B.laying

C.islying

D.lying參考答案：D6.—WhencanIuseyourcomputer?—Never!_______shouldyoutouchit.

A.Atnotime

B.InnotimeC.Atanytime

D.Atonetime參考答案：A略7.ThankstoMr.Smith,thefatherandthesoneventually________aftertenyears'coldrelationshipbetweenthem.A．tookup

B．madeup

C．lookedup

D．turnedup參考答案：B8.Don’ttakehisremarkstooseriously.HewassosadthatIdon’tthinkhereally________whathewassaying.A.knew B.knows C.besides D.therefore參考答案：A9.Ahappymanissomeonewhohasa___aiminlifeandadvancestowardsitslowlybutsteadily.

A.special

B.specific

C.permanent

D.potential參考答案：B10.WhatI’vejustgotforChristmasis________attractiveipad,______presentIhavebeenlongingfor.A.an;a

B.an;the

C.the;a

D.the;the參考答案：A11.Whenthewarbrokeout,peoplehadto________theirunnecessariesandputawaythevaluabletofleeawaywiththenecessities.A．a(chǎn)bandon

B．release

C．discourage

D．resign參考答案：A12.Thoughitrainedhard,alotoffanswerewaitingattheexitoftheairport,__________toseetheirfamouspopstars.A.eager

B.greedy

C.nervous

D.curious參考答案：A13.Ifyoudon’ttellhimthetruestory,_______________.A.nordoI

B.Idoneither

C.norwillI

D.Iwillnor參考答案：C14.MyoldneighborCharlesfelt__________afterhischildrenmovedout.

A.lonely

B.safely

C.angrily

D.happily參考答案：A

15.—Youknow,I’mpoorinenglish,youarenotgoodatmath,and...—That’s____weshouldhelpeachother.A.where

B.when

C.how

D.what參考答案：A16.28．LilyandPhoebeareonclosetermswitheachother;sotheyliketo

ahotelroom

eachotherwhentheyareonholiday．

A．share;with

B．relate;to

C．compare;with

D．regard;as參考答案：A略二、完型填空17. Imaginelovingsomeonesomuchthatyou’dswimmorethan5,000milestoseehimorher.Dindimmanagestoswimthatfareveryyearto

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hisfriendJoao.Thisis

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,notonlybecauseofthelovebetweenthetwofriends,butbecauseDindimis

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apenguin.JoaofoundDindimcoveredinoil,barely

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onabeachnearhishome.Hepickedhimup,cleanedhimoffandbroughthimtohishousewherehe

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himandgothimhealthyagain.JoaonamedhimDindim. Afteraweek,he

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thepenguinbacktothebeachandtriedtoreleasehim,

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DindimrefusedtoleaveJoao.They

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togetherforthenextelevenmonths.Then,Dindimdisappeared.

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,Joaothoughthe’dneverseehisfriendagain.Butjustafewmonths

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Dindimwasback.HefoundJoaoonthebeach,andfollowedhimhome.Eachyearhe

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fourmonthstolivewithotherpenguins.Fortheothereightmonths,heliveswithJoao.Joaosaysthateachtimetheymeetagain,Dindimseems

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toseehim.Hesayshelovesthepenguinasifhewerehis

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.HefeelscertainthatDindimloveshiminthe

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way.EcologistCarlSafinasaysthatanimalscananddolovehumans.Hewritesandspeaksalotaboutanimalsandtheir

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.AccordingtoCarl,it’sobviousthatanimalsfeelloveforhumans.What’slessobviousiswhetherornothumansloveanimalsenoughto

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them.Hundredsofthousandsofanimalsare

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bythesameoilthatcoveredDindimwhenJoaofoundhim. Fiftypercentof

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hasdisappearedinthelast40yearsbecauseofhumans’

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theirhabitats.Scientistssaywe’reinanewmassextinctionperiod.Inthenexttwo

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,theypredictthatwe’lllose75percentoftheremainingspeciesonearth.

21. A．congratulate B．visit C．invite D．help22. A．heart-warming B．considerate

C．interesting

D．ridiculous23. A．fortunately

B．obviously

C．a(chǎn)ctually

D．surely24. A．a(chǎn)ctive

B．a(chǎn)sleep

C．lively

D．a(chǎn)live25. A．nursed

B．collected

C．focused

D．guarded26. A．brought

B．a(chǎn)nswered

C．called

D．pulled27. A．a(chǎn)nd

B．so

C．a(chǎn)lthough

D．but28. A．played

B．worked

C．lived

D．studied29. A．Angrily

B．Sadly

C．Gladly

D．Nervously30. A．before

B．a(chǎn)go

C．then

D．later31. A．disappears

B．escape

C．challenges

D．hides32. A．moremiserable

B．moreconfident

C．happier

D．stronger33. A．supporter

B．family

C．student

D．neighbor34. A．correct

B．proper

C．same

D．different35. A．needs

B．relationships

C．numbers

D．feelings36. A．protect

B．prevent

C．stop

D．hunt37. A．sold

B．killed

C．polluted

D．found38. A．sea

B．land

C．population

D．wildlife39. A．using

B．stealing

C．destroying

D．reducing40. A．generations

B．seconds

C．decisions

D．performances

參考答案：三、閱讀理解18.PasswordstrengthhasbeenatopicabouttheInternetlately.Ihaveseenlotsofclevermethodsforgenerating（創(chuàng)造）andrememberingstrongpasswords.Somearebetterthanothers,butinmyopinion,noneareadequate.Here’stheproblem:itdoesn’tmatterhowstrongyourpasswordsareifyouusethesameoneonmultiplesites.Allittakesisforasitetogethacked(侵入),likeGawkermedia,orevenSonydid,andnowyoursuper-strongpasswordhasbeenstolen,andeverysiteonwhichyouusedthatpasswordhasbeenaccessed.So,thebottomlineisthatnomatterhowstrongyourpasswordsare,andnomatterwhatclevertricksyouusetohelpyourememberthem,ifyousurftheInternetoften,theonlytrulysecurepasswordsystemiswhatyouneed.EnterLastPass.It’snottheonlypasswordmanageroutthere,butIlikeitthebest.YoucreateONEstrongpasswordthatyouhavetomemorizeanduseittoaccessyourLastPassdatabase.TheLastPassdatabaseisstoredonline,onLastPass’sservers.LastPassrecognizesthesiteyou’reonandautomaticallylogsyouin(after,optionally,askingyoutore-enteryourmasterpassword).LastPassalsohasautomaticformfillandautomaticpasswordgeneration.Thismeansthatyoucanhaveadifferent,unique,verystrongpasswordforeverysiteyouloginto,butyouonlyhavetorememberonemasterpassword.It’sthebestofbothworlds.OneargumentagainstLastPassisthatiftheirdatabaseisattacked,thenallofyoursitesareindanger,andthat’strue,butgiventhattheirentirelineofworkiskeepingthatinformationsafe,I’mwillingtotakethatchance.Thealternativeisrollingdice(擲骰子)orpickingphrasetocreatepasswords,writingallofthemdownonapieceofpaperorsomething,andthenhavingtomanuallytypetheminwhenIgotoasite.Aterriblemess.ThereisafreeversionofLastPass,withadditionalfeaturesunlockedifyoupay$12forayear’ssubscription.----JoshuaBardwell33.WhenusingLastPass,usershavetoremember____________.A.allpasswordsused

B.thelastpasswordC.uniquepasswordeachtime

D.themasterpasswordonly34.CriticsareagainstLastPassbecause_______________.A.theyhavebetterwaystocreatepassword

B.theythinkrollingdiceismoreconvenientC.theyhavenofaithinLastPassdatabase’ssafety

D.GawkermediaandLastPasswerehackedonce35.JoshuaBardwellwritesthepassageto___________.A.sharehisexperience

B.introduceaproductofgoodqualityC.advertisehisproduct

D.teachhowtouseanewproduct參考答案：DCB19.Doyouhaveanemotionalbrainorarationalone?ResearchersatAustralia’sMonashUniversityhavefoundactualdifferenceinthebrainsofpeoplewhorespondemotionallytoothers’feelingscomparedwiththosewhorespondmorerationally.AstudypublishedinthejournalNeuroImagehaslookedatwhetherpeoplewhohavemorebraincellsincertainareasofthebrainarebetteratcertaintypesofempathy,accordingtoScienceDaily.Empathyistheabilitytounderstandandsharethefeelingsofanotherperson,andthetwotypesinvestigatedwerecognitive(認(rèn)知的)empathyandaffectiveempathy.“Everydaypeopleuseempathywith,andwithout,theirknowledgetogetaroundinthesocialworld,”saidRobertEresfromMonashUniversity’sSchoolofPsychologicalSciences.“Weuseitforcommunication,tobuildrelationships,andtoincreaseourunderstandingofothers.”“Peoplewhoarehighonaffectiveempathyareoftenthosewhogetquitefearfulwhenwatchingascarymovie,orstartcryingduringasadscene.Thosewhohavehighcognitiveempathyarethosewhoaremorerational,forexampleapsychologisthelpingsomeone,”explainedEres.Theresultsofthestudyshowedthatpeoplewithhighscoresforaffectiveempathyhadmoregraymatterinapartofthebraincalledtheinsula,foundrightinthe“middle”ofthebrain.Thosewhoscoredhigherforcognitiveempathyhadmoreinapartcalledthemidcingulatecortex—anareaabovethecorpuscallosum,whichconnectsthetwohalvesofthebrain.Thediscovery“raisesnewquestions—likewhetherpeoplecouldtrainthemselvestohavemoreempathy,andwhetherthoseareasofthebrainwouldbecomelargeriftheydid,orwhetherwecanloseourabilitytoempathizeifwedon’tuseitenough”,accordingtoScienceDaily.“Inthefuturewewanttoinvestigatefurtherby

testingwhethertrainingpeopleinempathy-relatedtaskscanleadtochangesinthesebrainareas.Wealsowanttoinvestigateifdamagetothesebrainareas,asaresultofastrokeforexample,canleadtoempathyproblems,”saidEres.Perhapsinthefuturewewillallbeabletoempathizemorewithotherpeople.Maybeyouwillcryatthatsadmovieafterall!32.EmpathycanbeusedinthefollowingsituationsEXCEPTthat .A.whenapsychologistishelpingapatientwithhismentaldiseaseB.whenateacheriscomfortingastudentabouthisfather’s