精品学年高二英语月考试题新版人教版.docx

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精品学年高二英语月考试题新版人教版

2019高二上学期12月份月考

英语试卷

本试卷分三部分，卷面分数120分，考试时间为100分钟。

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

SummerArtsCamp2018

LittlestActorsandLittlestArtists（Ages4-6）

Thiscampisforourlittlestactorsandlittlestartists.Theymaychoosehalf-orfull-daysessions.Campersstayingalldaymustbringabaglunchandtwosnacks.

$325forhalfdayor$425forfullday,persession.

CampLocation:

ArtsParkatYoungCircle,1youngcircle.

·Session1June11-June22-Rockin’Summer

·Session2June25-July6-MarvelousMonsters

·Session3July9-July20-BarnyardBoogie

YoungActorsandYoungArtists（Aged6-12）

Thissummercampisalwaysafavoritewithkids.Theymaychoosehalf-orfull-daysessions.Campersstayingalldaymustbringabaglunchandtwosnacks.

$325forhalfdayor$425forfulldaypersession.

CampLocation:

ArtandCultureCenterArtsSchool,1626HarrisonStreet

·Session1June11-June22–IncredibleSuperheroes

·Session2June25-July6–SerengetiExcursion

·Session3July9-July20–BarnyardPalooza

·Session4July23–August3–TimeTraveler’sJourney

BroadwayActors（Ages8-18）

Thispopularfull-daycampallowsstudentstoenjoyboththeperformingandvisualarts.Theylearnskillsincharacterdevelopment,creativethinking,problemsolving,sketch（素描）design,andartisticcreation.Campersmustbringabaglunchandtwosnacks.

$800persession.

CampLocation:

HollywoodCentralPerformingArtsCenter,1770MonroeStreet

Session1:

Disney’sLionKing,Jr

June11–July6,9am–4pm

Session2:

PeterPan,Jr.

July16–August10,9am–4pm

SpecialtyWeek（Aged6-12）

Thisweekwillendthesummerwithmixed-upfun.Thecamperswillexploreart,drama，andmusicprojectsthroughouttheweek.

$200forfullday.

21.Whenwillthe“BarnyardBoogie”sessionstart?

A.OnJune11.B.OnJuly9

C.OnJuly20D.OnJune25.

22.Howmuchwillyoupayfortwofull-daysessionsatArtandCultureCenterArtsSchool?

A.$850B.$325

C.$425D.$650

23.Whichofthefollowingshouldyouchooseifyouaresixteen?

A.LittlestActorsandLittlestArtists.B.YoungActorsandYoungArtists.

C.SpecialtyWeekD.BroadwayActors.

24.Whattypeofwritingisthistext?

A.AnannouncementB.Anewsreport

C.AnadvertisementD.Abusinessplan

B

WhenrabbitsfirstcrossedintoWesternAustralia（WA）fromSouthAustralia（SA）,theirprogressseemedsurprisinglyfast.

ThomasAustin,anEnglishsettlerinAustralia,firstreleasedwildrabbitsfromEnglandin1859,atWinchelseainsouthernVictoriaofAustralia.By1891,32yearslater,they’dreachedFowlersBayonSouthAustralia’ssouthwestcoastabout1,250kmaway---coveringanaverageof40kmayear.Butjustfiveyearslater,in1896,theywerespotted640kmfurtherwestinTwilightCove,southofCocklebiddy,inWA---spreading,onaverage,at130kmayear.

Howdidtheymorethantriple（使增至三倍）theirpreviousrate?

Withhelp,itseems,fromhumankind.Inhis1969book,TheyAllRanWild,farmer-authorEricRollsdescribedrabbitsasgenerallyunadventurous.They’dmuchpreferastablelifeinasafeplacewithafamiliarcommunitythantobetravelling.Onlyfloods,foodshortageorveryseriousovercrowdingforcethemtomove.

Bythe1880srabbitswerespreadingthroughSAandhumanswerehelpingthem.Peoplereleasedrabbitsforsport,foodortoremindthemoftheoldcountry.Andtheykilledpossiblepredators（食肉动物）suchaswedge-tailedeaglesanddingoes.EricRollswrote,swaggies（流浪汉）werethemainhumanhelpers.“InthatcontainerastheywalkedwestoutofSouthAustraliawasoftenanestofthree-week-oldrabbitkittenscompletelyfurredandbeautiful,tobesetdownatagoodbigrock-holewithsomegrassaboutit.”

Therabbits’westwardspeedfromtheborderputanendtoanyideathatWA’sbadenvironmentwouldblocktheinvasion.Theystuckclosetowhat’snowtheEyreHighway,thenmovedsouthwardtofollowthebettervegetatedcoastline.Aboutthesametimefurthernorth,rabbitswerepouringintoWAfromtheNorthernTerritory.

Rabbitsreachedthewestcoastin1907,theyearthethirdfencewascompleted.Thefollowingyear,whenaWARabbitDepartmentofficialvisitedtheKalbarriendofthefence,hefoundrabbitsupanddownthecoastonbothsidesofit.

25.WhatdoweknowaboutthefirstrabbitsinAustralia?

A.Theyescapedfromahouse.

B.TheywerefromWesternAustralia.

C.Theyweresetfreebyhumanbeings.

D.TheywerebornatWinchelsea.

26.HowdidEricRollsdescriberabbits?

A.Theyhadahabitofchangingplaces.

B.Theydidn’tliketakingrisks.

C.Theyhadalikingfortravelling.

D.Theycouldhardlysurvivefloods.

27.WhydidpeoplethinkrabbitscouldnotreachWesternAustraliaatthebeginning?

A.Thedistancewastoolong.

B.Therockholeswerenotgoodshelter.

C.Thenaturalconditionswerepoor.

D.Thecoastlinewasnottheirfavoriteplace.

28.WhatdidtheWARabbitDepartmentofficialfindout?

A.Rabbitshadinvadedthewestcoast.

B.Rabbitswerejumpingoverthefence.

C.Kalbarriwastheendofthefence.

D.Thethirdfencewasdamaged.

C

AprimaryschoolinBritainhasputupsignstowarnparents,whoareaddictedtoplayingwiththeirphones,togreettheirchildrenwithasmileratherthanstareattheirscreens.Ithasbecomeacommonsightattheschoolgatestoseechildrenrunninguptotheirparents,onlytofindtheirparentsareabsorbedinreadingnewsonline,readinge-books,orwatchingtheirfavoritevideos.

NowtheheadmasterataprimaryschoolinMiddlesbroughhasputupthesignsatallthreeentrancestotheschool.Thesignssay,“Greetyourchildwithasmile,notamobile.”Andunderthewords,apictureofawomanholdingaphonetohereariscrossedoutinaredcircle.Theheadmastersaid,“Wearetryingtodevelopstudents’speakingandlisteningskillsandwethinkitisasimplewaytogetthemessageacross.Itisn’tonlyanissueamongparents,butitalsoemphasizesthatspeakingandlisteningcanhelpstudentstohavediscussions.”

Themovehaddifferentresponses.DanielleParker,aparent,said,“Ithinkthesignsareunacceptablebecausemostparentspicktheirchildrenupwithphones.”Anotherparentsaid,“It’sagoodthing.Greetingchildrenwithsmilescanalsodeveloptherelationshipbetweenparentsandchildren.”Someparentswhenquestionedwerehesitantaboutthesigns.LindanBradley,apupilattheschool,saidheagreedwiththesigns,saying,“Whyshouldchildrenseeparentsplayingtheirmobilephonesallthetime?

”

Lastyear,researchwarnedthatparents’devotiontocellphoneshadmadesomeneglectedchildrenstartprimaryschoolunabletoholdconversations.Almostathirdofchildrenarenotreadyfortheclassroomwhentheystartschool.

29.Whydidtheschoolputupsignsatitsentrances?

A.Toencourageparentstomeetpupilswithsmiles.

B.Todescribeacommonsightofitsschoolgates.

C.Toremindpupilstobecarefulwhilewalking.

D.Tointroducetheprimaryschooltoparents.

30.Whatdoestheunderlined“it”inParagraph2referto?

A.Playingwiththephones.B.Greetingchildren.

C.Puttingupsighs.D.Smiling.

31.What’sthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?

A.Parents’attitudetotheschool.

B.Mixedopinionsaboutthesigns.

C.Ideasfrompupilsofthisschool.

D.Commentsonplayingwithphones.

32.Whatmaybetheeffectofparents’devotiontoplayingphones?

A.Itmayreducepupils’timespentonphones.

B.Itmaydiscouragestudentsfromworkinghard.

C.Itmaymakestudentsbeaddictedtocomputergames.

D.Itmaycausechildrentolacktheabilityofcommunication.

D

WhenIgotoffthebusinMaeHongSoninThailand,Istillfeltabitdizzyafterallthecurves（弯道）whencomingfromChiangMai.ButwhenIburstintothesmallnightmarketandgottheastonishingviewofthetemple,thelightssparkinginthelakerightinfrontofitmadethehardshipofthebusrideadistantmemory.

Duringmysix-weekvoluntarywork,thisbecamemyfavoriteplace.Thesunsets,lights,anddeliciousfoodalwaysdrewmecloser.ActuallythistempleturnedouttobemyplaceoflivingformystayinMaeHongSon.

ThankstoTravel-to-Teach,IgottheopportunitytoliveinasmallroominsidethetempleareaandmeetallthefriendlyThaiswholivedandworkedthere.AroundnoonIwouldwalkdownthe213stepstogotoschool,whereallthemonks（和尚）werehappytocatchasmanyEnglishwordsorphrasesastheycould.AfterschoolIwouldwalkaroundthetowntoexplorethemarket,theshopsorsimplythecountryside.Butthe213stepswaitedformeattheendoftheday!

Iusuallywalkedthemuphappily,becauseIknewsavoryandtraditionalThai-Yaifoodwaswaitingforme.

Thetownitselfhadaspecialcharmforme.ItwastherightplacetoescapethebusyandtouristyatmosphereofChiangMaiandlearnaboutThaicultureandlanguage.Italsoturnedouttobeagoodstartingpointforweekendactivities,suchasvisitinghotsprings,localvillages,hikingortakingatriptoPai.Atthesametime,theteachingwasveryrewarding.IfoundhowfunitcouldbetoteachstudentsEnglishwhentheybecameinterestedandgotinvolved.

Ifounditverysadtoleavethislittleparadise（乐园）afterspendingsixweeksthere.Andtherewasstillacurvybusridewaitingforme,whichwastheonlyuncomfortablefactduringmystayinMaeHongSon.Comeandfindonyourown.

33.Whichwordcanbestdescribetheauthor’sbusridefromChiangMaitoMaeHongSon?

A.Painful.B.Meaningful.

C.Interesting.D.Relaxing.

34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“savory”inthethirdparagraphmostprobablymean?

A.Famous.B.Delicious.

C