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1甘肃省武山县三中学年高二英语上学期第一次月考试题

武山三中２０１８－２０１９第一学年高二月考

英语试题

第一部分阅读理解（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，并在答题卡上将答案填入。

A

EnjoyafundayoutatAltonTowers,theUK'smostpopularthemeparkwithlotsofgreatrides,includingthesixbiggestrollercoasters.

•Openeverydayfromthe21stofMarchuntilthe8thofNovember.

•Firstadmissionisat9.30am,withridesopeningat10am.

•Usuallyclosedbetween5pmand6pm.

Tickets　　　　　　　　　　　　　GatePrice            OnlinePrice

　　　　　　　　　　Adult          £58.80                £50.28

　　　　　　　　　　Child          £52.80                 £44.88

ThorpePark

AstheUK'smostexcitingthemepark,ThorpeParkisperfectforanexcitingfamilydayout.GreatridesincludeSlammerandTidalWavealongsidefantasticrollercoasters.

•Openeverydayfromthe12thofMarchuntilthe8thofNovember.

•Firstadmissionisat10am.

•Usuallyclosedbetween5pmand7pm.

Tickets　　　　　　　　　　　　　　GatePrice            OnlinePrice

　　　　　　　　　　　　Adult          £56.00                £49.78

　　　　　　　　　　　　Child           £51.00                £49.78

DraytonManor

AstheUK'slargestfamilyownedthemepark,DraytonManorishometoalotofexcitingattractionswithrollercoasters,zooandThomasLand.

Tickets　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　GatePrice            OnlinePrice

　　　　　　　　　　　　Adult             £36.00                 £27.75

　　　　　　　　　　　　Child           £5.00                 £5.00

•Openmostdaysfromthe21stofMarchuntilthe1stofNovember.

•Firstadmissionisat9.30am,withridesfrom10.30am,andclosingtimeisusually5pm.

1．IfacouplebuytheirticketsforAltonTowersontheInternet,theycansave_____.

A．£7.92B．£8.52　　　C．£16.44D．£17.04

2．What'sspecialaboutDraytonManor?

A．Ithasazoo.　　　　　　　　B．Itisownedbyafamily.

C．Itofferssomeexcitingrides.D．Itissuitableforawholefamily.

3．Whichthemeparkhasthemostopeningdaysinayear?

A．ThorpePark.　B．AltonTowers.

C．DraytonManor.D．ChessingtonWorldofAdventuresResort.

B

HavingBreakfastOrNot

Willitmatterifyoudon’ttakeyourbreakfast?

Ashorttimeago,atestwasgivenintheUnitedStates.Peopleofdifferentages,from12to83,wereaskedtohaveatest.Duringthetest,thesepeopleweregivenallkindsofbreakfast,andsometimestheygotnobreakfastatall.Scientistswantedtoseehowwelltheirbodiesworkedwhentheyhadeatendifferentkindsofbreakfast.

Theresultsshowthatifapersoneatsarightbreakfast,heorshewillworkbetterthanifheorshehasnobreakfast.Ifastudenthasfruit,eggs,breadandmilkbeforegoingtoschool,heorshewilllearnmorequicklyandlistenmorecarefullyinclass.Theresultisoppositetowhatsomepeoplethink.Havingnobreakfastwillnothelpyouloseweight.Thisisbecausepeoplebecomesohungryatnoonthattheyeattoomuchforlunch.Theywillgainweightinsteadoflosingit.Youwilllosemoreweightifyoureduceyourothermeals.

4．Duringthetest,thepeopleweregiven________.

A.nobreakfastatallB.veryrichbreakfast

C.differentfoodsorsometimesnoneD.littlefoodforbreakfast

5．Theresultsshowthat________.

A.breakfasthaslittletodowithaperson’swork

B.breakfasthasgreateffectonworkandstudies

C.apersonwillworkbetterifheonlyhasfruitandmilk

D.girlstudentsshouldhavelessforbreakfast

6．Accordingtothepassage,somepeoplethinkthatifyoudon’thavebreakfast,youwill_______.

　　A.behealthierB.workbetter　　　C.loseweightD.failthetest

7．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A.Itisbadforyourhealthtohavenobreakfast.

B.Toolittleforbreakfastandtoomuchforlunchmaymakeyoufatter.

C.Ifyoudon’teatmuchforlunchandsupper,youmayloseweight.

D.Themorebreakfastyouhave,themorequicklyyou’lllearninclass.

C

　Nowmanyyoungpeoplearetravelingaroundtheworldontheirown,notbecausetheyhavenoonetotravelwith,butbecausetheyprefertogoalone.

　KristinaWegscheiderfromCaliforniafirsttraveledalonewhenshewasatcollegeandbelievesthatitissomethingeveryoneshoulddoatleastonceintheirlife.“Itopensupyourmindtonewthingsandpushesyououtofyourcomfortzone.”Wegscheiderhasvisited46countriescoveringallsevencontinents.

　Inforeigncountries,withnoonetohelpyoureadamap,lookafteryouifyougetill,orlendyoumoneyifyourwalletisstolen,itischallenging.Thisiswhatdrivesyoungpeopletotravelalone.Itisseenascharacterbuildingandachancetoprovethattheycanmakeitontheirown.

　ChrisRichardsondecidedtoleavehissalesjobinAustraliatogotravelinglastyear.Hesetupawebsite,TheAussieNomad,todocumenthisadventures.Hesayshewishedhehadtraveledaloneearlier.“Thepeopleyoumeet,theplacesyouvisit,orthethingsyoudo,everythingisuptoyouanditforcesyoutogrowasaperson,”saidthe30-year-oldman.

　　Thegreat19thcenturyexplorerJohnMuironcesaid,“Onlybygoingaloneinsilencecanonetrulygetintotheheartofthewilderness.”

８．WhichofthefollowingwillKristinaWegscheideragreewith?

A．Travelingaloneisanecessaryexperienceforeveryone.

B．Itismoremeaningfultotravelinforeigncountries.

C．Itiscomfortabletotravelaroundwithoutafriend.

D．Travelingabroadhelpspeopletofindnewthings.

９．Travelingaloneischallengingbecause________.

A．youhavetomakethingsonyourown　　　B．itishardforyoutoproveyourselftoothers

C．youcanonlydependonyourselfwhateverhappens　D．itwillfinallybuildyourcharacter

１０．WhatcanweinferaboutChrisRichardson?

A．Hestartedtravelingaloneatanearlyage.　　　B．Hewasonceshotinthearm.

C．Heusedtoworkasasalesman.　　　　　　　D．Hiswebsiteinspiresothersalot.

１１．Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?

A．TravelAbroadB．TravelAlone　　C．TravelLightD．TravelWideandFar

D

Doinghomeworknotonlycanhelpchildrenmastertheknowledgetheyhavelearned,butalsocantraintheirabilitiesoffinishingtheworkalone,planningthetimeanddoingtheduties.Butsomechildrendon’tliketocompletethework.Why?

Therearesomereasons.

Somechildrenfeelitisverydifficulttodotheirhomework,becausetheycan’tunderstandtheirteacherclearly,andcan’tfollowtheirteacher’steachingprocess.Maybethereissomethingwrongwiththeirintelligence.

Butsomechildren’sintelligenceisnormal.Theyareevencleverer,buttheydon’tlistentotheteachercarefully.Itishardforthemtositwellandpayattentiontoanything.Itneedstocarryontheattentioncentralized（集中注意力）trainingtohelpthechildren.

Somechildrenlovetheirteacherandthentheylikethesubject.Theirinterestdependsontheteacherwhoteachesthem.Soeveryteachershouldbehelpfulandkind.Itcanmakechildrenloveyouandthesubjectyouteach.Sotheycandotheirhomeworkhappily.

12．Doinghomeworkcanhelpchildren___________.

A.mastertheknowledgeB.traintheirabilitiesC.leannewlessonsD.BothAandB

13．Somechildrenfindthehomeworkdifficult.WhichreasonisNOTright?

A.Theycan’tunderstandtheirteacherclearly.

B.Theycan’tfollowtheirteacher’steachingprocess.

C.Theintelligenceofallthestudentsisn’tnormal.

D.Theydon’tlistentotheteachercarefully.

14．What’stheChinesemeaningoftheunderlinedword“intelligence”?

A.作业B.智商C.思想D.方式

15．Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.Somechildrendon’tliketheirteacher.　　　

B.Children’shomeworkisverydifficult

C.Whydon’tsomechildrenliketodohomework?

D.Whycan’tsomechildrenstudythesubjectswell?

第二节（共5小题：

每题2分，满10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

Quicktipsforbettertimemanagement

Areyouagoodtimemanager?

Ifyouransweris“no”,herearesometipsonhowtobeabettertimemanager:

1.Createadailyplan.Planyourdaybeforeitstarts.Theplangivesyouagooddescriptionofhowthedaywillgoon.Thatway,youwillbereadytodealwithmostofthethingsyoumeet.16

2.Focus.Areyoumulti-taskingsomuchthatyou’rejustnotgettinganythingdone?

17Onlyfocusonwhatyou’redoing.You’llbemoreefficientthatway.

3.Stayawayfromyourtimewasters.Whattakesyourtimeawayfromyourwork?

QQ?

Emailchecking?

18Onethingyoucandoismakeithardtocheckthem—removethemfromyourbrowserquicklinks.

4.19Don’ttakeonmorethanyoucandealwith.Forthedistractionsthatcomeinwhenyou’redoingotherthings,giveafirmno.Ordoitlater.

5.Decidetobeearly.Whenyoupreparetobeontime,you’lleitherbeontimeorlate.20However,ifyoudecidetobeearly,you’llmostlikelytobeontime.Forappointments,trytobeearly.Foryourdeadlines,meetthemearlierthanrequired.

A.Learntosay“No”.

B.Mostofthetimeyou’llbelate.

C.Greatwaystoknowyourtimespent.

D.Cutoffwhenyouneedto.

E.Stopcheckingthemsooften.

F.Yourjobforthedayistofollowtheplanasbestaspossible..

G.Ifso,focusonjustonekeytaskatonetime

第二部分：

英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节，完形填空（共20小题：

每题1.5分，满30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A.B.C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Bornin1963inSierraVisa,Arizona,USA,Jessicalearnedtoliveherlifewithherfeet.Bornwithoutarms,shefacedmany21.

ThereweremanyquestionsatthetimeaboutwhetherJessicawouldbeabletolivea“22”life.However,Jessica’sfathersaidhe23hadatearaboutherbirthcondition.Hehadfullconfidenceinherpotential.

Withthe24ofherparentsandfamily,Jessicabecameconfidentinherselfasanadultandcontinuedto25theworldwithherfeet.

Asachild,Jessicastudieddanceinherhometown.Whenherfirst26arrived,sheaskedtobeputinthebackrow.