高二年段下學(xué)期第一次月考英語試卷

高二年段下學(xué)期第一次月考英語試卷

考試時(shí)間：120分鐘滿分:150分

第I卷

第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題,從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項(xiàng)中選

出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后,你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來回答有關(guān)小

題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。

1、Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?

A.Athome.B.Atarestaurant.C.Atagrocery.

2、Whydoesn'tthewomantaketheman'sumbrella?

A.Becauseitisn'trainingnow.B.Becauseshehasacar.

C.Becauseshehasanumbrella.

3、Howmanysubjectshasthewomanpassed?

A.Eleven.B.NineC.Two

4、Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?

A.ThemansuggestsshetellJoanaboutthemeetingduringlunch.

B.ThemansuggestsshecallJoanatlunch.

C.ThemansuggestsshemeetJoanthisafternoon.

5、WhatdoweknowaboutMaryandherson?

A.Shedoesn'twanthersontogethurt.

B.Shewantshersontoplayball.

C.Shedoesn'tcareaboutherson.

第二節(jié)聽下面5段對話或獨(dú)白。每段對話或獨(dú)白后有幾個小題,從題中所給的A、B、C

三個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前,你將有時(shí)間閱讀

各小題,每小題5秒鐘；聽完后,每小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對話或獨(dú)自讀兩遍。

聽第6段材料，回答第6至8題。

6、Wherearethemagazines?

A.Onthedesk.B.Onthecoffeetable.C.Ontheshelf.

7、Howlongdoesittakethemantogethishaircut?

A.Thirtyminutes.B.Fortyminutes.C.Fiftyminutes.

8、Howmuchdoesthemassagecostonce?

A.10yuan.B.50yuan.C.100yuan.

聽第7段材料，回答第9至11題。

9、Whoistheman?

A.Anadvisor.B.Apatient.C.Thewoman'sfriend.

10、Whywon'tthemancometothecliniconWednesday?

A.Becausetheclinicwillbeclosed.

B.Becausehewon'thavetime.

C.BecauseDr.Miltonwon'tbeinoffice.

11、Whenistheclinicopen?

A.OnweekdaysexceptThursday.

B.Monday由roughFriday.

C.Duringthewholeweek.

聽第8段材料，回答第12至14題。

12、Whenarethestudentssupposedtogetout?

A.Atten.B.Attenpastten.C.Attwentypastten.

13、Whydon'tthestudentstalktotheirmathsteacher?

A.Becausetheydon'tmindtheman'sbeinglate.

B.Becausetheydon'twanttohurttheteacher.

C.Becausetheyprefertolearnmoremaths.

14、Whatisthemanmostlikelytodonext?

A.Talktothemathsteacher.

B.Remainsilentabouttheproblem.

C.Followthemathsteacher'sadvice.

聽第9段材料，回答第15至17題。

15、Whatwillthewomanneedtodonextweek?

A.Finishareport.B.Finishthetermpapers.C.Haveherlastexam.

16、Whichofthefollowingistrueabouttheexhibition?

A.Itisabouttraditionalart.

B.ItwasinLosAngeleslastsummer.

C.ItwillgotoLosAngelesnextweek.

17、Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

A.Thewomanknowslittleabouttraditionalart.

B.Themanisamodernartist.

C.Thetwospeakerswillgototheexhibitiontomorrow.

聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。

18、Whatdeterminesthemeaningsoffacialexpression?

A.Contextsandrelationships.B.Placesandrelationships.C.Backgroundsandcontexts.

19、Whatcan'tbeexpressedbyraisingtheeyebrows?

A.Surprise.B.Joy.C.Disbelief.

20、Whatdoesawinkgiventoafriendmean?

A.Iwilltellyouasecret.

B.Tmjustplayingajokeonyou.

C.Iwanttomakefriendswithyou.

第二部分單項(xiàng)選擇（共15小題，每題1分，共15分）

1.—Haveyoubeenwastingtimeoncomputergamesagain?

—.I'vebeenstudyingalotandIneedabreak.

A.NowayB.NotreallyC.Idon'tagreeD.Icouldn'tagreemore

2.Peopleusuallyfinditeasytogetonwellwiththeirfriendsiftheyareinbackgrounds

andtastes.

A.likelyB.likeC.familiarD.alike

3.Manypeopleinthecitythemayorhavingbrokenhiswords.

A.charged;forB.accused;ofC.blamed;ofD.rewarded;with

4.Manyfamousliteraryworksarebeyondourthefirsttimewereadthem.

A.connectionB.comprehensionC.associationD.satisfaction

5.YoumayfindoutmoreinformationaboutAustraliannativesthroughtheInternet.

A.ifpossibleB.ifnecessaryC.ifanythingD.ifever

6.InsomepartsofLondon,missingabusmeansforanotherhour.

A.waitingB.towaitC.waitD.tobewaiting

7.—Doyouthinkhewouldhavegivenyouahandinyourtimeoffinancialdifficulty?

一Heifhehadknownaboutit.Weareverygoodfriends.

A.musthaveB.can'thaveC.wouldhaveD.shouldhave

8.—Sorry,theticketshavealreadybeensoldout.

一Really?MaybeIalittleearlier.

A.shouldcomeB.shouldhavecomeC.couldhavecomeD.musthavecome

9.Theseproblemsmayleadtomoreseriousonesifunsolved.

A.toleaveB.tobeleftC.leftD.leaving

10.Itwasinthebeautifulparkwaslocatedbytheseawefirstmetournew

Chineseteacher.

A.where;thatB.which;whichC.that;由atD.which;where

11.,theideaofhavingtoworkunderawomandefeatedhim.

A.WantingthejobverymuchB.Althoughwantingthejobbadly

C.ThoughhewantedthejobverymuchD.Hewantedthejobbadly

12.Heaskedme.

A.amIaPartymemberoraLeaguemember

B.wasIaPartymemberoraLeaguemember

C.ifIwasaPartymemberoraLeaguemember

D.whetherwasIaPartymemberoraLeaguemember.

13.ofdangerinthestreetatnight,shehadtogohome,withafriendher.

A.Warned,followedB.Warning,following

C.Havingwarned,followingD.Havingbeenwarned,following

14.MothermadeapromiseIpassedthecollegeentranceexamination,shewouldbuy

meaniphone4.

A.thatB.ifthatC.thatifD.thatwhether

15.It'sbelievedthattheharderyouwork,.

A.thebetteryouwillgetresultB.youwillgetbetterresult

C.abetterresultyouwillgetD.thebetterresultyouwillget

第三部分完形填空（共20題，每題1.5分，共30分）

God'sCoffee

Agroupofclassfriends,highlyestablishedintheircareers,gottogethertovisittheirold

universityprofessor.Conversationsoon36intocomplaintsaboutstressinworkandlife.

Offeringhisguestscoffee,theprofessorwenttothe37andreturnedwithalargepotof

coffeeandacoupleof38—porcelain,plastic,glass,crystal,some39,someexpensive,

somenice-looking—tellingthemto40themselvestothecoffee.

Whenallthestudentshadacupofcoffeein41,theprofessorsaid:<6Ifyounoticed,allthe

nice-lookingandexpensivecupsweretakenup,42behindtheplainandcheapones.Whileitis

normalforyouto43onlythebestforyourselves,thatisthe44ofyourproblemsandstress.

Beassuredthatthecupitself45noqualitytothecoffee.Inmostcasesitisjustmoreexpensive

andinsomecasesevenhideswhatwedrink.46allofyoureallywantedwascoffee,notthecup,

butyou47wentforthebestcups...Andthenyoubegan48eachother'scups.Nowconsider

this:Lifeisthe49;thejobs,moneyandpositioninsocietyarethecups.Theyarejusttoolsto

holdandcontainlife,andthetypeofcupwehavedoesnotdefine,50changethequalityoflife

we51.Sometimes,byconcentratingonlyonthecup,we52toenjoythecoffeeGod

has53us.Godbrewsthecoffee,notthecups...Enjoyyourcoffee!”

Thehappiestpeopledon'thavethebestofeverything.Theyjust54thebestofeverything.

Livesimply.Lovegenerously.Caredeeply.Speakkindly.Leavethe55toGod.

36.A.stoppedB.lookedC.grewD.turned

37.A.living-roomB.waiting-roomC.bedroomD.kitchen

38.A.cupsB.pansC.bowlsD.bottles

39.A.plainB.cleanC.uglyD.fine

40.A.devoteB.helpC.consultD.enjoy

41.A.stomachB.handC.mindD.mouth

42.A.fallingB.leavingC.hidingD.keeping

43.A.hopeB.wishC.needD.want

44.A.sourceB.guidanceC.summaryD.section

45.A.adaptsB.putsC.addsD.applies

46.A.AsB.WhatC.ThatD.Which

47.A.consciouslyB.appropriatelyC.entirelyD.accurately

48.A.lookingB.glaringC.eyeingD.glancing

49.A.teaB.waterC.wineD.coffee

50.A.orB.andC.norD.but

51.A.spendB.liveC.hateD.love

52.A.failB.succeedC.tendD.manage

53.A.shownB.takenC.sentD.provided

54.A.keepB.takeC.makeD.hold

55.A.complexB.remainsC.restD.complaints

第四部分：閱讀理解（共20小題，每小題2分，滿分40分）

A

TheFestivalofCultures（August11-14）

CityPark

TheFestivalofCulturesisanannualeventtocelebratethewiderangeofculturesfoundin

ourgreatstate.Peoplerepresenting40culturalgroupswillsharetheirtraditionsandcustoms.Here

arejustafewofthefestivafsmanyactivities.

Crafts（手工）：SeethefineartofbasketweavingfromVietnamandZimbabwe.Watchthe

delicateartofmakingpaperumbrellasfromThailandandthedecorativecraftofpaperlpicado,or

papercutting,fromMexico.Allcraftdemonstrationsprovideafirsthandviewofhowthingsare

made.Youwillappreciatetheprocessinvolvedinmakingtheseproducts.

MusicandDance:Experiencemusicalinstrumentsthatyouhaveneverheardbefore.

ListeningtothemusicofashofromJapan,abull-roarerfromAustralia,asitarfromIndia,anda

chakayfromTailand.Youwillalsobeentertainedbyfolkdancesfromaroundtheworld,suchas

thetroikafromRussiaandthemayimfromIsrael.From1:00P.M.to3:00P.M.onAugust14,

specialfolk-dancingclassesfbrchildrenwillbeoffered.Childrenranginginagefrom6-8can

learnthekinderpolkafromGermany.Childrenranginginagefrom9-12canlearntheraspa

fromMexico.

Storytelling:Listenforhoursasprofessionalstorytellerscharmyouwithinterestingtales.

Fables,folktales,andballadsfromvariouscountrieswillbetold.Bypopulardemand,Gwendolyn

Washington,afamousAfricanAmericanstoryteller,isback.

Food:Enjoyirresistiblefoodsfromothercountries,suchasgyrosfromGreece,seafood

paellafromSpain,crepesfromFrance,andtandoorichickenfromIndia.Thesetastydisheswillbe

difficulttopassup.

TicketsAugust14

Adults$3

Ages13-18$2

Ages12andunderFree

TicketsAugust11-13

Adults$3

Ages13-18$2

Ages6-12$1

Ages6andunderFree

56.WhichofthefollowingarefromMexico?

A.Thepapercuttingandtroika.B.Thekinderpolkaandsitar.

C.Thepaper!picadoandtheraspo.D.Themayimmayimandthegyros.

57.Afamilywithtwochildrenattheageof8and16aregoingtothefestivalonAugust12.How

muchmoneywilltheypayforthefestival?

A.$5.B.$6.C.$8.D.$9.

58.Whatdoweknowaboutthefestival?

A.Childrenwillhaveachancetolearndifferentfolk-dancing.

B.StorytellerGwendolynisinvitedtothefestivalfbrthefirsttime.

C.Peoplewillbeofferedopportunitiestoplaymusicalinstruments.

D.Visitorscanmakepaperumbrellasfromtheirfirst-handexperience.

59.What'sthepurposeofwritingthispassage?

A.ToadvertisefortheWorldMarketplace.

B.Tointroduceawiderangeofculturaltraditions.

C.Toexplainthegreatsignificanceofpopularizingthefestival.

D.TopersuadereaderstoattendthefestivalheldintheCityPark.

B

RodneyMace,35,ismarriedwithtwoyoungchildren,andisapart-timeteacherofhistory,44I

amconstantlysurprisedbyotherpeople'ssurprise,whentheycometothehouseandseeme

cleaningafloororhangingoutthewashing.Theireyesopenwideatthesightofit!Muchofthe

commentcomesfrommen.ButIamevenmoresurprisedatthenumberofwomenwhocomment

too.”

HiswifeJane,anOxfordgraduateinmodernlanguages,hasademandingfull-timejob.

SheisdirectoroftheCambridgeHouseliteracyscheme（掃盲計(jì)戈U）foradultsinSouthLondon.

HerworkingweekinvolvesseveraleveningsandSaturdays,andatthesetimesherhusbandisin

chargeofhomeandfamily.Apartfromthis,theysharehouseholdjobsandemploya

child-minderfortheafternoons.Thisenableshimtoteachtwodaysaweekandtodowhathe

considershisprincipalwork:writing.Hehaswrittenseveralbooksandspendsmuchofhistime

intheMuseumReadingRoom,cyclingtherefromhishomeinBrixton.

PeopleasktheMacesiftheythinktheirchildrenmissthem.Onecanarguethatsatisfied

parentsgenerallyhavesatisfiedchildren,butinanycasetheMacesarecarefultosparetimeand

energytoplaywiththeirchildren."Andtheyhavenowdevelopedrelationshipswithother

adultsandchildren.

Before,RodneyMaceworkedfull-timeandJaneonlypart-time.Then18monthsago,the

directoroftheliteracyschemeleft."ItseemstomethatJanewasverywellsuitedtodothisjob.

Shewasverydoubtfulaboutit.ButIaskedhertoapply.Shedid,andshegotit."JaneMacesays

thatsheneededthisencouragement,assomanywomendo.

Didhismaleego（男性自我意識）sufferfromthechange-over?Nothinglikethatoccurred.

Buthestillseemsamazedatthewayitchangedhisthinking.feltthatwewerefinallygoingto

bepartners.Ifeltenormousrelief,Iwasn'tavoidingresponsibility,butchangingit.Our

relationshipissomuchbetternow.Ithasbeenachangeforthegoodforbothofus-thinkforall

ofus,ineveryaspectofourlives.Icannotoveremphasize（過高強(qiáng)調(diào)）that:ineveryaspect,I

thinkitisnecessarythatthewomanworks.Theideaofequalpartnershipisanillusionifone

partnerdoesn'twork.

60.Thearticleisaboutacouplewhosemarriedlifeishappierbecause.

A.theyhaveatrulyequalpartnershipB.thehusbandenjoysstayingathome

C.theyearnmoremoneyD.thewifehasafull-timejob

61.Janefinallydecidedtoapplyforherpresentjobbecause.

A.shethoughtshehadbetterqualificationthanothers

B.herhusbandhadpersuadedherto

C.itwasverywellpaid

D.someofherfriendsencouragedherto

62.Wecaninferfromthispassagethatachange-overofrolesinthefamily.

A.isquitenecessaryinmodernlife

B.isprobablybasedonsomepracticalreasons

C.aimsmainlyatacompleteliberationofwomen

D.showswomenarenotnecessarilyinferior（低下）tomen

63.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

A.MostEnglishmenthinkthatahusbandshoulddomorehouseworkthanawife.

B.InLondonthetraditionalideaaboutthesexroleathomehasbeencompletelychanged.

C.ManyEnglishmenandEnglishwomenstillbelievethatwomenaremainlyinchargeofhomeand

family.

D.Englishpeoplebelievethatmenshouldtakemoreresponsibilitiesforhousework.

C

Apopularsayinggoes,“Sticksandstonesmaybreakmybones,butwordswillneverhurt

me.^^However,that'snotreallytrue.Wordshavethepowertobuildusuportearusdown.It

doesn'tmatterifthewordscomefromsomeoneelseorourselves——thepositiveandnegative

effectsarejustaslasting.

Wealltalktoourselvessometimes.We'reusuallytooembarrassedtoadmitit,though.Infact,

wereallyshouldn'tbebecausemoreandmoreexpertsbelievetalkingtoourselvesoutloudisa

healthyhabit.

This”self?talk“helpsusmotivateourselves,rememberthings,solveproblems,andcalm

ourselvesdown.Beaware,though,thatasmuchas77%ofself-talktendstobenegative.Soin

ordertostaypositive,weshouldonlyspeakwordsofencouragementtoourselves.Weshouldalso

bequicklogiveourselvesapalonIheback.Thenexttimeyoufinishaproject,dowellinatest,

orfinallycleanyourroom,joinmeinsaying“Goodjob!”

Often,wordscomeoutofourmouthswithoutusthinkingabouttheeffecttheywillhave.But

weshouldbeawarethatourwordscausecertainresponsesinothers.Forexample,whenreturning

anitemtoastore,wemightusewarm,friendlylanguageduringtheexchange.Andtheclerkwill

probablyrespondinasimilarmanner.Orharshandcriticallanguagewillmostlikelycausethe

clerktobedefensive.

Wordspossesspowerbecauseoftheirlastingeffect.Manyofusregretsomethingweoncesaid.

Andwerememberunkindwordssaidtous!Beforespeaking,weshouldalwaysaskourselvesIsit

true?Isitloving?Isitneeded?Ifwhatwewanttosaydoesn'tpassthistest,thenit'sbetterleft

unsaid.

Wordspossesspower:bothpositiveandnegative.Thosearoundusreceiveencouragement

whenwespeakpositively.Wecanofferhope,buildself-esteemandmotivateotherstodotheir

best.Negativewordsdestroyallthosethings.Willweuseourwordstohurtortoheal?Thechoice

isours.

64.Themainideaofthefirstparagraphisthat.

A.notsticksandstonesbutwordswillhurtus

B.inspiringwordsgiveusconfidence

C.negativewordsmayletusdown

D.wordshavealastingeffectonus

65.Thereisnosenseforustofeelembarrassedwhenwetalktoourselvesbecause.

A.almosteverybodyhasthehabitoftalkingtothemselves

B.wecanbenefitfromtalkingtoourselves

C.talkingtoourselvesalwaysgivesuscourage

D.itdoesnoharmtohave“seUalk“whenwearealone

66.Theunderlinedpartinthethirdparagraphmeansthatweshouldalsotimely__.

A.praiseourselvesB.remindourselves

C.makeourselvesrelaxedD.giveourselvesamusement

67.Theauthorwouldprobablyholdtheviewthat.

A.encouragingwordsaresuretoleadtokindoften

B.negativewordsmaystimulateustomakemoreprogress

C.peopletendtorememberfriendlywords

D.itisbettertothinktwicebeforetalkingtoothers

D

Wouldyouliketobeakingorqueen?Tohavepeoplewaitingonyourhandandfoot?

ManyAmericansexperiencethisroyaltreatmenteveryday.How?Bybeingcustomers.The

Americanideaofcustomerserviceistomakeeachcustomerthecenterofattention.Needproof?

Justlistentothecommercials.MostofthemsoundliketheMcDonald'sad:"Wedoitallforyou.”

Actually,notallstoresinAmericarollouttheredcarpetfortheircustomers.Butwhereveryougo,

goodcustomerservicemeansmakingcustomersfeelspecial.Peoplegoingshopping

inAmericacanexpecttobetreatedwithrespectfromtheverybeginning.

Mostplacesdon'thavea''furniturestreet"ora"computerroad,,whichallowyouto

comparepriceseasily.Instead,peopleoften“l(fā)ettheirfingersdothewalking55throughthestorehot

lines.Fromthefirst“hello"，customersreceiveasatisfyingresponsetotheirquestions.Thisinitial

contactcanhelpthemdecidewheretoshop.

Whencustomersgettothestore,theyaretreatedashonoredguests.Customersdon'tusually

findstoreclerkssittingaroundwatchingTVorplayingcards.Instead,theclerksgreetthem

warmlyandoffertohelpthemfindwhattheywant.Inmoststores,theclearsignsthatlabeleach

departmentmakeshoppingabreeze.Customersusuallydon'thavetoaskhowmuchitemscost,

sincepricesareclearlymarked.Andunlessthey'reatafleamarketorayardsale,theydon't

bothertryingtobargain.

Whencustomersarereadytocheckout,theyfindthenearestandshortestcheckoutlane.But

asMurphy'sLawwouldhaveit,whicheverlanetheygetin,alltheotherlaneswillmovefaster.

Goodstoresopennewcheckoutlaneswhenthelanesgettoolong.Someevenofferexpresslanes

forcustomerswith10itemsorless.Aftertheypayfortheirpurchases,customersreceiveasmile

andawarm“thankyou”fromtheclerk.Manystoresevenallowcustomerstotaketheirshopping

cartsouttotheparkinglot.Thatway,theydon9thavetocarryheavybagsouttothecar.

68.IntheUSA,whatmayyoudoatfirstifyouwanttodosomeshopping?

A.Tovisitaprofessionalstreetwithlotsofsimilarstores.

B.Tocomparepricesinmanyshopsinthesamestreet.

C.Tomakephonecallsandgetbettershoppingchoices.

D.Toreceiveothercustomers9answerstothequestions.

69.Theunderlinedwords"abreeze"inPara.3mostprobablymeans.

A.aneasyjobB.atroubleC.afunnythingD.aboringtask

70.WhichofthefollowingsshowsAmericanstoresofferconveniencetocustomers?

A.Thestoreclerksdon'tusuallysitaroundwatchingTVorplayingcards.

B.Somestoresofferpricebargaintothecustomerslikeayardsale.

C.Theclerksgivecustomersasmileandawarm“thankyou”afterpaying.

D.Somestoresopennewcheckoutlaneswhenthelanesarecrowded.

71.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthispassage?

A.CustomerServiceinAmericaB.ExcellentStoresinAmerica

C.ShoppingRulesinAmericaD.BeingKingorQueeninAmerica

E

“Westartedasagroupoffriendswiththesameproblem:difficultyinourpersonallifeto

manageourtime,beingalwaysinahurry."ThisthoughtwasrecentlyofferedbyBrunotoexplain

theoriginofTheArtofLivingSlowly,anorganizationthathefoundedtwoyearsago,withhis

wife,Ella.

BrunoandEllasaidtheydecidedtodrawmorepeople'sattentiontotheoverlookedidea

that"Timeiswealth."OnFebruary19,lastyear,theycreatedanewholiday,thefirstGlobalDay

ofSlowLiving.Despiteitsambitiousname,theeventwaslimitedalmostentirelytoItaly,where

thecouplearrangedanumberofevents:areversebicycleraceinwhichthelastriderwasdeclared

thewinner;anafternoonofgrandfathersreadingpoetrytochildren.etc.

OneMondayinlateFebruary,2008,thecouplestagedaNewYorkversionoftheDayofSlow

Living.€€IthastobeaMonday,theworstdaytotrytoslowdown."Brunoexplained.Brunowas

wearingapolicecap,mirroredsunglasses,andasandwichboardstating,"Caution!Speed-walking

cameraisinaction!,5Heflaggeddownpassers-byandhandedthempostcardsprintedwith

fourteen"slowmandments."Forexample,No4:Writeyourtextmessageonyourcellphonewith

nosymbolsandgetinthehabitofstartingwith"Dear...”No.7:Avoidbeingsobusythatyou

don'thavetimeforyourself.Brunotoldthepassers-bytoreadthemonceadayandkeepthe

doctoraway.

Manysaid,t4Ican'tdothis.NewYorkistoofast79Brunoadmitted.Butmanystopped,they

readandsaid.uThisoneisgoodfbrme,becausetryingtoslowdownisliketryingtostop

smoking.^^

Whenaskedaboutth