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学年江苏省启东市高二上学期期末学业质量监测英语试题解析版
江苏省启东市2020-2021学年高二上学期期末学业质量监测英语试题
一、阅读选择
AboutCityCruises—RedRiverRover(24hr)
AstheRiverThamesweavesitswaythroughtheheartofLondonthereishistoryaroundeverybend.
Seeandexperiencethesightsandsplendourofthisgreatcityfromtherelaxedcomfortofamodern,all-weather,wheelchair-friendlyCityCruisesRiverLineTMwithopenupperdeckandspaciouslowersaloonwithpanoramicwindows.Duringyourcruiseyouwillhavelivecommentaryfromtheexperiencedcrewgivingyoulotsofinsightsyouwouldn’tfindintheguidebooks.
TheHoponHopoffPassallowsyoutomakeunlimiteduseoftheriverservicesbetweenthepiersofoperation:
WestminsterPier:
HousesofParliament
AbbeyWaterlooPier:
LondonEye,LondonAquarium
TowerPier:
TowerofLondon,TowerBridge
GreenwichPier:
Greenwich,MaritimeMuseum,CuttySark
ImportantInformation
Youshouldarriveatleast15minutesbeforedeparturetime,
Passengernumbersaredifficulttopredicteachdayandcanvaryonaccountofpublicholidays,weatherconditions,events,etc.CityCruisescannotguaranteethatyouwillgetthesightseeingsailingthatyouhavebooked—pleaseensurethatyouarriveinreasonabletime.
Allboatshaveseatingandarefullyheated.
Allboatsofferopenspaceareaswithgreatviews.Manyhaveopendecksofferingabetterview.
FreelivecommentaryisinEnglishoneachsightseeingcruise.
Freeaudioguidesareavailablein8languages:
Italian,French,German,Spanish,Chinese,Russian,EnglishandJapanese.
1.WhatcanwelearnaboutCityCruisesRiverLinerTM?
A.Itdoesn’tprovideservicesonwindydays.B.Itisaccessibletodisabledpassengers.
C.ItignoresthegreathistoryofRiverThames.D.Itenablesyoutolearnfurtheraboutthesights.
2.InwhichpiercanapassengerviewLondonEye?
A.WestminsterPier.B.GreenwichPier.
C.TowerPierD.AbbeyWaterlooPier.
3.Wecanconcludefromthepassagethat____.
A.passengerssensitivetocoldshouldwearmoreclothes
B.passengerscanviewlandmarksightsofLondononboard
C.passengersshouldbookvisitstogettheguaranteedsailing
D.passengerscanwatchlivecommentariesinvariouslanguages
【答案】
1.D
2.D
3.B
【分析】
这是一篇应用文。
文章主要介绍了一个乘船游览活动,介绍了其特色、能参观到的景点以及其他重要信息。
1.
细节理解题。
根据第二段中“Duringyourcruiseyouwillhavelivecommentaryfromtheexperiencedcrewgivingyoulotsofinsightsyouwouldn’tfindintheguidebooks.(在您的航行过程中,经验丰富的船员会为您现场解说,给您很多在导游手册上找不到的见解)”可知,CityCruisesRiverLinerTM能使你进一步了解风景。
故选D。
2.
细节理解题。
根据第五段“AbbeyWaterlooPier:
LondonEye,LondonAquarium(AbbeyWaterlooPier:
伦敦眼,伦敦水族馆)”可知,乘客可以在AbbeyWaterlooPier欣赏伦敦眼。
故选D。
3.
推理判断题。
根据第三段“TheHoponHopoffPassallowsyoutomakeunlimiteduseoftheriverservicesbetweenthepiersofoperation(TheHoponHopoffPass可让您在各码头之间使用不限次数的乘船服务)”以及后文“WestminsterPier:
HousesofParliament(威斯敏斯特码头:
国会大厦);AbbeyWaterlooPier:
LondonEye,LondonAquarium(AbbeyWaterlooPier:
伦敦眼,伦敦水族馆);TowerPier:
TowerofLondon,TowerBridge(塔墩:
伦敦塔、塔桥);GreenwichPier:
Greenwich,MaritimeMuseum,CuttySark(格林威治码头:
格林威治,海事博物馆,卡蒂萨克)”可推知,乘客在船上可以看到伦敦的标志性景观。
故选B。
Mr.Uttersonwasalawyerwhowasgood-naturedtohisfriends.Hiscompanionswereusuallydistantrelationsfromhisownfamily,orfriendsthathehadknownforalongtime.
OnefriendinparticularwasMr.RichardEnfield,adistantrelative,andawell-knownmaninLondon.Thetwomenwereverydifferent,buttheyalwayswentforalongSundaywalktogether.Peoplewhosawthemoutontheirwalkreportedthattheyrarelyspoke.However,theywouldevencancelotherappointmentsinordertogoandenjoytheirwalkswithoutinterruption.
Oneday,whiletheywereoutontheirwalktogether,theywerestrolling(漫步)alongasmallquietstreet.Itwasallcleanandattractiveexceptforonebuildingtwostoreyshigh.
Astheypassed,Mr.EnfieldaskedMr.Uttersonifhehadevernoticedthedirtydoor,becauseitremindedhimofaverystrangestory.
“No,”saidMr.Utterson.“Whatstorywasthat?
”
“Well,”repliedMr.Enfield.“Once,Iwascominghomethiswayatabout3amonadarkwinter’snight,andthewholeareawasveryquietanddeserted.ButthensuddenlyIsawtwopeople.Onewasasmallunpleasant-lookingmanwalkingalongthisstreetatagoodspeed.Thesecondwasasmallgirl,abouteightornineyearsold,runningasfastasshecould.Well,thetwometatthecornerandranintoeachother.Theunusualthingwasthatinsteadofstoppingandapologizing,thelittleman,quiteonpurpose,stamped(踩)hardonthegirlasshelayontheground,screamingwithpain.”
“Itwasaterriblethingtosee.Ishoutedoutandchasedtheman,caughthimandbroughthimbacktowherehehadknockeddownthegirl.Thenoisehadattractedasmallcrowdofpeople,includingsomeofthegirl’sfamily,whowereveryangrywiththeman.Hedidnotapologize,norwashesorryforwhathadhappened.Wealltoldhimthatwewouldmakealotoftroubleforhimifhedidnotpayforhisactions.”
“Themanagreedtopayonehundredpoundstothefamily.Ashedidnothavethatamountofmoneywithhim,hesaidhehadtogoandgetacheque.Hewenttothehousewiththedoorwearelookingatnow,andcameoutwithanotherman’schequeforalmostonehundredpoundsatfouro’clockinthemorning.Thereforewmadehimstayatmyhouseuntilthebanksopened.Thenwewenttocashthecheque.Ihandeditovermyselfandwassurethatitwouldbeaforgery,buttomysurprise,itwasreal”
4.WhatcanlearnaboutMr.UttersonandMr.Enfield?
A.Theyoftencanceledtheirappointments.B.Theyattachedimportancetotheirwalks.
C.Theybecamefriendsalongtimeago.D.Theywereoftenfollowedbyreporters.
5.Whathappenedtothelittlemanandthegirlatthestreetcorner?
A.Heknockedintothegirlonpurpose.B.Hechasedthegirlandshoutedather.
C.Heattackedthesmallgirlviolently.D.Hestoppedandapologizedtothegirl.
6.Whydidhefinallyagreetopayonehundredpounds?
A.Becausehehadafeelingofguilt.B.Becausehewasafraidtoloseface.
C.Becausehemadealotoftrouble.D.Becausehewasundergreatpressure.
7.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“forgery”inthelastparagraphprobablymean?
A.Somethingmistaken.B.Somethingunbelievable.
C.Somethingillegallycopied.D.Somethingpoorlyorganized.
【答案】
4.B
5.C
6.D
7.C
【分析】
这是一篇记叙文。
文中借Mr.Enfield之口讲述了一个小个子男人袭击了一个小女孩,并拒绝道歉,最后在人群的威胁下同意赔偿的故事。
4.
推理判断题。
根据第二段中“Thetwomenwereverydifferent,buttheyalwayswentforalongSundaywalktogether.Peoplewhosawthemoutontheirwalkreportedthattheyrarelyspoke.However,theywouldevencancelotherappointmentsinordertogoandenjoytheirwalkswithoutinterruption.”(这两个人很不一样,但他们总是在星期天一起散步。
那些看到他们出去散步的人说他们很少说话。
然而,他们甚至会取消其他约会,就是为了去享受散步,不被打扰。
)可以推断,散步对于Mr.Utterson和Mr.Enfield来说很重要。
故选B项。
5.
细节理解题。
根据第六段中“Theunusualthingwasthatinsteadofstoppingandapologizing,thelittleman,quiteonpurpose,stamped(踩)hardonthegirlasshelayontheground,screamingwithpain.”(不同寻常的是,这个小个子男人并没有停下来道歉,而是故意在女孩躺在地上痛苦地尖叫时狠狠地踩在她身上。
)可知,那个小男人暴力地攻击了那个小女孩。
故选C项。
6.
推理判断题。
根据第七段中“Thenoisehadattractedasmallcrowdofpeople,includingsomeofthegirl’sfamily,whowereveryangrywiththeman.”(嘈杂声吸引了一小群人,其中包括一些女孩的家人,他们对这个男人非常生气。
)和“Wealloldhimthatwewouldmakealotoftroubleforhimifhedidnotpayforhisactions.”(我们都告诉他,如果他不为自己的行为付出代价(赔偿),我们就会给他制造很多麻烦。
)可以推断,他是迫于压力最后才答应赔偿100英镑的。
故选D项。
7.
词句猜测题。
根据划线词汇后文“buttomysurprise,itwasreal.”(但令我惊讶的是,它是真的。
)转折的语义可以推断,“Ihandeditovermyselfandwassurethatitwouldbeaforgery,”(我亲手递过去并确信这是forgery,)中划线词汇forgery应该是“假的东西”的意思,选项C“非法复制的东西”与之意义最为接近。
故选C项。
Manyparentsworrythattheirchildren’suseofelectronicdeviceswillbringharmtotheirchildren,sotheysetstrictlimitsontheiruseofelectronicdevices.Butthere’sanotherdevice-relateddangerthatparentsmaybecompletelyignoring----second-handscreentime.Withsecond-handscreentime,kidsareindirectlyexposedtoscreensbeingusedbysomeoneelseclosetothem.
Watchingparentsusetheirdevicesalotfromanearlyagecanleadchildrentobecomeaddictedtothemastheygrowup,researchsuggests.Also,childrenarelikelytoshowmoreacting-outbehaviorswhenparentsspendtoomuchtimeontheirdevices.Often,thisistheonlywaykidscangetaparent’sattention.Spendingtoomuchtimeonelectronicdevices,especiallyinthepresenceofachild,alsosendsthemessagethatthedeviceismoreimportantthanthechildThiscanleadtoabreakdownintheparent-childrelationship.
Thisdoesnotmeanthatparentsshouldnotuseelectronicdeviceswhiletheirchildrenarepresent.Itdoesmeanthatparentsneedtosetlimitsontheirownscreentime,justastheywouldfortheirchildren.Foradults,devicesareoftenanecessarypartoftheirwork,aswellaspersonaltasksandactivities.Whilecuttingdownontheirscreentimemaynotbeeasyitisworththeeffort.
Parentscannowtakesomepracticalstepstogetstarted.Oneofthesimplestissettingupcertaintimesandplaceswheredeviceswon’tbeused.Forexample,device-freemealtimesareimportantformanyreasons,andthisisaneasywaytolimittheuse.Otherideasincludenotusingdevicesintherestroom,whenhavingaconversationwithsomeone,orwhenplayinggameswiththekids.
Inaddition,parentsshouldnotuse“doasIsay,notasIdo”tosendconfusingmessagestotheirchildren.Wecantellkidsthatit’simportanttocurbtheirdeviceuse,butiftheirexperiencewithparentsfrominfancyoniswatchingthemusedevicesfrequently,theyaremuchmorelikelytofollowthatmodel.Therefore,parentsshouldsettherightexamplefortheirchildren.
8.Whatmightcausesecond-handscreentime?
A.Children’soveruseofelectronicdevices.B.Watchingparentsusetheirdevicesalot.
C.St