湖北省宜昌市第二中学学年高二英语月考试题12190338Word下载.docx

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A.Bybike..B.Onfoot.C.Bybus

3.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheapartmentofthecity?

A.Theyaresmall.B.Theyarereasonable.C.Theyareexpensive.

4.Wherearethespeakerstalking?

A.Atthedentist’s.B.Atthesupermarket.C.Attheoffice.

5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Anapartmentbuilding.B.Acollegecampus.C.Alaboratory.

第二节（共15小题；

每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

请听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。

6.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?

A.Waitafewminutes.

B.Takesomemoneyout.

C.Signhisname.

7.Wherearethespeakerstalking?

A.Atthepostoffice.B.Atthebusstop.C.Atthebank.

听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。

8.Whatdoesthemanwanttodotonight?

A.Takehismothertodinner.

B.Takethewomantodinner.

C.Fillthegastankofthecar.

9.What’spossiblerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Couples.B.Lovers.C.Classmates.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whatcanwelearnabouttheten-daytour?

A.Ithasallbeenbookedout.

B.Thepricesoundsreasonable.

C.Thepriceincludesone-wayairfare.

11.Wherewillthetripstart?

A.Europe.B.Africa.C.America.

12.Ifthemanandhiswifegoontherecommendedpackagetour,howmuchshouldtheypay?

A.$1,088.B.$2176.C.$1,958.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whatisthewomanreading?

A.Anewspaper.B.Amagazine.C.Abook.

14.Whydoesthewomanread“AskAlice”?

A.Tomakeherselfamused.

B.Togetsomeadvice.

C.Togetsomeinformation.

15.WhonamedthecatLora?

A.Thewoman.B.Theman’ssister.C.Thewoman’ssister.

16.WhatdoesAlicesuggestthewomandoing?

A.Stealinghersister’sname.

B.AlsonamingherbabyLora.

C.Givingherbabyanothername.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whydoestheauthorwritetothemagazine?

A.Tofindthebook“ALittlePrincess”.

B.Todescribeherdreamdoll.

C.TogetintouchwiththeJapanesewoman.

18.WheredoestheJapanesewomanlive?

A.InJapan.B.InEngland.C.InAmerica.

19.WhoisRosa?

A.Thenameofthedoll.

B.TheJapanesewoman.

C.Thenameofthespeaker.

20.Whatseemedtobethemainreasontheauthorwasattractedtothedolls?

A.Theirhelplessness.B.Theirprice.C.Theirbeauty.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分35分）第一节（共10小题;

每小题2.5分，满分25分）

A

IgrewupinahousewheretheTVwasseldomturnedonandwithonewallinmybedroomentirelylinedwithbookshelves,mostofmychildhoodwasspentonbooksIcouldgetholdof.Infact,Igrewupthinkingofreadingasnaturalasbreathingandbooksunbelievablypowerfulinshapingperspectivesbycreatingworldswecouldstepinto,takepartinandlivein.

Withthisunshakablebelief,I,atfourteen,decidedtobecomeawriter.Heretoo,readingbecameuseful.Everywriterstartsoffknowingthathehassomethingtosay,butbeingunabletofindtherightwaystosayit.Hehastofindhisownvoicebyreadingwidelyanddiscoveringwhichpartsofthewritersheagreesordisagreeswith,oragreeswithsostronglythatitreshapeshisownworld.Hecannotwritewithoutlovingtoread,becauseonlythroughreadingotherpeople’swritingcanonediscoverwhatworks,whatdoesn’tand,intheend,togetherwithlotsofpractice,whatvoicehehas.

NowIamincollege,andhavecometorealizehowimportantitistoreadfiction.Asalawstudent,myreadingisinfactlimitedtosubjectmatter—thevolumeofwhatIhavetoreadforclasseseveryweekmeansthereislittletimetoreadanythingelse.SuchreadingmadeitalltheclearertomethatIliveinaverysmallpartinthisgreatplacecalledlife.Readingfictionremindsmethatthereislifebeyondmyown.ItallowsmetotravelacrossthehighseasandalongtheSilkRoad,allfromthecomfortofmyownarmchair,toexperience,thoughsecondhand,excitingexperiencesthatIwouldn’tnecessarilybeabletohaveinmylifetime.

21.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheauthorasachild?

A.HeneverwatchedTV.

B.Hereadwhathehadto.

C.Heconsideredreadingpartofhislife.

D.Hefoundreadingunbelievable.

22.Fromthe2rdparagraphwecanlearnthatthewriteragreesthat_________.

A.criticalreadinghelpsthewriterformhisownideas

B.writersarebornandnotmade

C.determinationplaysakeyroleinbecomingawriter.

D.writersenjoyreadingtheirownworks

23.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthistext?

A.WhendoIread?

B.HowdoIread?

C.WhatdoIread?

D.WhydoIread?

B

Anightatthemoviesisalwaysagoodidea.Butwhenyouleavethetheaterandrealizeyoujustdropped$45onaticketandsomesnacks,you’llwishyouhadbeenpatientenoughtowaituntilthemoviecameoutonNetflix.TheaveragemovieticketpriceintheUnitedStatesin2000was$5.39;

now,aticketisover$9.

Themainreasonthatmovieticketshavegottensoexpensiveisbecauseofinflation（通货膨胀）.Itwasactuallymoreexpensivetogotothemoviesinthe70sthanitisnow.Aticketin1978cost$2.34.Ifyouplugthatintoaninflationcalculator,thesameticketwouldcostyou$9.46today.AccordingtotheNationalAssociationofTheaterOwners,theaveragecostforatickettodayis$9.11.

Anotherreasonyouneedtodipintoyourlifesavingstoseeamovieonthebigscreenisthattheatersarecompetingwithstreamingservicesthatproducetheirownfilms,suchasNetflix,Hulu,andAmazon.Andlet’sbehonest,sittingathomeonyourcouchorinyourbedismorecomfortablethansittinginacoldtheater.

Becauseofstreamingtechnology,movietheatershavetodosomethingtobringincustomers.Attractions—includingalcohol,recliningseats（躺椅）,surroundsound,and3-Dmoviesareallexamplesofthat.Andthoseupgradescomeataprice,leadingtomoreexpensivetickets.

“There’sallthatextracost,andit’sreallyimportantfortheaterownersandcompaniestomakethatexperienceasenjoyableaspossible,”PatrickCorcoran,vicepresidentoftheNationalAssociationofTheatreOwnerstoldMarketplace."

Becauseyou’reofferingasuperbexperience—audienceexpectationsareforthelatestandgreatesttechnology.Audiencesarewillingtopaymoreforaparticularexperience."

24.Accordingtothepassage,whatmakesmovieticketssoexpensive?

A.Theviewersarewealthierthanbefore.

B.Inflationhasmadetheticketpriceappearhigherthanbefore.

C.Themovietheatresofferpopcorns,alcoholforfree.

D.Thepopularmovieswithfamousstarsdeservethehighprice.

25.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat_______.

A.theviewersactuallypayfortheupdatesofthemovietheatresviamoreexpensivetickets

B.comfortableseatsensuremovietheatresadistinctadvantageoverstreamingservices

C.Netflixisalwaysabetterchoiceformovieviewersthantheatres

D.thetheaterownersandcompaniesupdatethetheaterstowingoodfame

26.WhichofthefollowingwouldPatrickCorcoranmostprobablyagreewith?

A.It’sunwiseforviewerstopaysomuchtowatchamovieinthetheater.

B.It’sawasteofmoneytoprovidethelatesttechnologyinthetheatre.

C.Thehighpriceofamovieticketissupposedtobeinlinewithawonderfulexperience.

D.Theviewerswouldprefertositathomeonthecouchesorinthebeds.

27.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.TheCompetitionbetweenMovieTheatreandStreamingServices

B.TechnologicalImprovementonMovieTheatres

C.BehindtheIncreasingPriceofMovieTickets

D.HowtoSavetheViewers’Wallets

C

Thelatestresearchsuggestsamoreprosaic（平凡）,democratic（民主）,evenpuritanical（严谨）viewoftheworld.Thekeyfactorseparatinggeniusesfromthemerelyaccomplishedisnotadivine（神圣）spark.It’snotI.Q.,agenerallybadpredictorofsuccess,eveninareaslikechess.Instead,it’sdeliberatepractice.Topperformersspendmorehours（manymorehours）practicingtheirskill.Ifyouwantedtopicturehowarepresentativegeniusmightdevelop,you’dtakeagirlwhopossessedaslightlyaboveaverageverbalability.Itwouldn’thavetobeabigtalent,justenoughsothatshemightgainsomesenseofdistinction.Thenyouwouldwanthertomeet,say,anovelist,whocoincidentallysharedsomethingsimilar---maybethewriterwasfromthesametown,hadthesameethnicbackground,or,sharedthesamebirthday.

Thiscontactwouldgivethegirlavisionofherfutureself.Itwouldgivehersomeideaofafascinatingcircleshemightsomedayjoin.Itwouldalsohelpifoneofherparentsdiedwhenshewas12,givingherastrongsenseofinsecurityandfuelingadesperateneedforsuccess.Armedwiththisambition,shewouldreadnovelsandlifestoriesofwriterswithoutend.Thiswouldgiveheraprimaryknowledgeofherfield.She’dbeabletoseenewwritingindeeperwaysandquicklygetsomeinsightofitsinnerworkings.

Thenshewouldpracticewriting.Herpracticewouldbeslow,painstakinganderror-focused.Bypracticinginthisway,shedelaystheautomatizingprocess.Hermindwantstoturnconscious,newlylearnedskillsintounconscious,automaticallyperformedskills.Bypracticingslowly,bybreakingskillsdownintotinypartsandrepeating,sheforcesthebraintointernalize（内化）abetterpatternofperformance.Thenshewouldfindanadviserwhowouldprovideaconstantstreamoffeedback,viewingherperformancefromtheoutside,correctingthesmallesterrors,pushinghertotakeontougherchallenges.Bynowsheisredoingproblems—howdoIgetcharactersintoaroom—dozensanddozensoftimes.Sheisestablishinghabitsofthoughtshecancall