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学年安徽省淮南市第二中学高二上学期第二次月考英语试题
淮南二中2019届高二上学期第二次月考检测题
英语
（满分150分，时间120分钟）
I.听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
1.WhatdidDick’sgirlfrienddoontheweekend?
A.Shewentdancing.B.ShewatchedTV.C.Shewentshopping.
2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?
A.Ataticketoffice.B.Inadininghall.C.Onatrain.
3.Whenwillthemangotothebirthdayparty?
A.Whenhegetsbackfromwork.B.Whenhereceivestheinvitation.
C.WhenJanefinishesherhomework.
4.Whatwasthemandoingjustnow?
A.Explaininghowtouseaprinter.B.TeachingthewomanEnglish.C.Operatingaprinter.
5.Howdidtheman’sexaminationgo?
A.Verypoorly.B.Justso-so.C.Fairlywell.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听第6段材料，回答第6和第7两个小题。
6.Wherearethespeakers?
A.Inadepartmentstore.B.Atthetailor’s.C.Ataclothesfactory.
7.Whatistheproblemwiththeshirt?
A.Thesleevesbecomelonger.B.Thesleevesbecomeshorter.C.Thesleevesbecomeloose.
听第7段材料，回答第8和第9两个小题。
8.Whodoesthewomanknowhere?
A.Linda.B.Theman.C.Mostpeoplehere.
9.Wheredoesthewomanstay?
A.Inadormitory.B.Inherfriend’shouse.C.Inanapartment.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12三个小题。
10.Whichcityisnotincludedintheman’stravelplan?
A.London.B.Sydney.C.Paris.
11.Howlongdoesthemanwanttostay?
A.Tendays.B.Aboutsevendays.C.Fivedays.
12.Wherearethespeakerstalking?
A.Besidetheinformationdesk.B.Inatravelagency.C.Onthephone.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16四个小题。
13.WhatwillthewomandonextSaturday?
A.Organizeaparty.B.Havedinnerwiththeman.C.Getacostumeforaparty.
14.Whoisorganizingtheparty?
A.Theman.B.Thewoman’scolleague.C.Thewoman.
15.What’sthethemeoftheparty?
A.Fairy-taletheme.B.Ghosttheme.C.Countrytheme.
16.Whenwillthetwospeakersmeet?
A.At10:
00amonSaturdaymorning.B.At7:
00amonSaturdaymorning.C.At6:
00amonSaturdaymorning.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20四个小题。
17.Whathappenstotheyouthunemploymentinrichcountries?
A.Itisrising.B.Itstaysthesame.C.Itiscomingdown.
18.WhatistheyouthunemploymentrateinBrazilnow?
’A.16%.B.14%.C.11%.
19.Wheredoesthehighestrateofyouthunemploymentlie?
A.InAsia.B.InAfrica.C.InEurope.
20.Whatmaybethereasonforyouthunemployment?
A.Worldwars.B.Financialcrisis.C.Morestrikes.
II.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）
A
BrokenSpanish
Theroastduckisconsideredonestandoutthere.Anotherpopulardishischarredredcabbagewithcueritos
（pigskin）.Ingredients（原料）intheirdishesvaryfromoysterstomushrooms.
BrokenSpanishsaysitaddsa3%surcharge（附加费）toitsbills,butdinerscanhavethechargeremovediftheywish.
BrokenSpanish:
1050S.FlowerSt.LosAngeles,CA,90015.Call:
213-749-1460.
BacoMercat
Theflatbreadsandwichesandotherdishesherearemakingabigimpression.
TheOriginalsandwichwithpork,beefcarnitasandsalbitxada（atomato-basedsauce）isafavoritewithchefs（厨师）.Vegetarian（素食）loverswillfindamenufullofofferings.BacoMercatalsohasawideselectionofwine,cocktailsandbeer.
BacoMercat:
408S.MainSt.LosAngeles,CA,90013.Call:
213-687-8808.
Bestia
WhenyouwantItalianfoodthatoffersavarietyofmenuitemswellbeyondtraditionalfood,headtoBestia.ChefandTVpersonalityNathanLyonsays,“Ifyou’veeverbeenhesitanttoorderfishforfearthatitwill
arrivedry,lackingflavorandacidity（酸味）,Bestiawillchangeyourmind.”
Bestia:
2121E.7thPlace,LosAngeles,CA,90021.Call:
213-514-5724.
Sarita’sPupuseria
Thisrestauranthasanamethat’sfuntopronounceandfoodthatyou’llremember.It’soneofthevendors（摊贩）atL.A.’spopularGrandCentralMarket.Youcaneatthereortakeyourorderelsewhere.
OwnerSaraClarkservesupdeliciousSalvadoranfoodthatcomesfromfamilyrecipes（食谱）.Alongwiththepopularpupusas（athickcorncakethatcomeswithdeliciousfillings）,youcanalsogetfriedplantains,Salvadoranstewsandvegetarianofferings.
Sartia’sPupuseria:
317S.Broadway,LosAngeles,CA,90013.Call:
213-626-6320.
21.WhichnumbershouldyoucallifyouwanttoenjoysomeItalianfood?
A.213-749-1460B.213-687-8808C.213-626-6320D.213-514-5724
22.Whatcanweknowabouttherestaurantsinthepassage?
A.BothBacoMercatandSarita’sPupuseriaoffervegetarianfood
B.YouhavetopayextramoneyinBrokenSpanishC.BacoMercatdoesn’tprovideanykindofwineD.ThefishinBestiaalwayslacksflavor
23.Themainpurposeofthepassageis.
A.tooffersomeusefuladviceonhowtocookB.topersuadepeopletotraveltoLosAngeles
C.tomakeabriefintroductionofsomegoodrestaurantsD.toattractpeopletosomeplacesofinterest
B
Weredinosaurs（恐龙）warm-bloodedorcold-blooded?
Accordingtoanewstudy,scientistshavefoundthat
theyweresomewhereinthemiddle.Thisnewstudyshowsthatdinosaurswereverydifferentfrommostoftoday’sanimalsthatareeitherwarmorcold-blooded.
“Ithinkwewereallsurprisedbythis,”saidFelisaSmithfromtheUniversityofNewMexico.“Theideacertainlytooksomegettingusedto.”
AstudybyateamofscientistsledbyJohnM.Gradyoftheuniversitystudiedmanydifferentkindsofdinosaursintheirresearch.Theylookedatgrowthrate（比率）,bodytemperatureandbodysizeofdifferentkindsofdinosaurs.
Howarewarm-bloodedanimalsdifferentfromcold-bloodedanimals?
Warm-bloodedanimalslikehumanscancontroltheirbodytemperature.Theyeatalot,andburncalories（卡路里）quickly.Theyhaveamoreactivelifestylethancold-bloodedanimalswhilecold-bloodedanimalssuchassnakesdonotcontroltheirbodytemperature.
Instead,theymustusesunlighttokeepwarm,andtheymovemuchmoreslowly.Cold-bloodedanimalsdonotneedtoeatverymuch.Theirbodiesslowdownincoldertemperatures.
Besidesdinosaurs,thereareotheranimalsthatarenotcompletelywarm-bloodedorcold-blooded,suchasgreatwhitesharks.
24．Accordingtothenewstudy,.
A.dinosaurswerecold-blooded
B.dinosaurswerenotcompletelywarm-bloodedorcold-blooded
C.dinosaurswerewarm-blooded
D.somedinosaurswerewarm-bloodedandsomewerecold-blooded
25．TheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2meansthat.
A.it’sbadnewstogettheideB.it’sgoodnewstogettheidea
C.theideaisthesameaswhatscientistspredictedD.theideaisdifferentfromwhatpeopleusuallythink
26．JohnM.GradyandhisteamstudiedmanythingsaboutdifferentkindsofdinosaursEXCEPTtheir.
A.bodysizeB.eatinghabitC.growthrateD.bodytemperature
27．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?
A.Greatwhitesharksarecold-blooded.
B.Mostoftoday’sanimalsareeitherwarmorcold-blooded.C.Cold-bloodedanimalsmoveslowlyincoldertemperatures.
D.Dinosaurs’bodytemperaturedidn’tonlydependontheenvironment.
C
AuniversityinsouthwestChina’sChongqingCitysetupareadingroomaspartofacampaignthatstopsstudentsfromtakingtheirmobilephoneswiththemincasethedevicedistracts（使分心）themfromconcentratingontheirstudies.
Reportedly,astudentnamedHuXiaopengparticipatinginthecampaignstudied530minuteswithoutusinghismobilephone.UnlikeHu,anotheronepickeduphismobilephoneinlessthan20minutes.“Havingseenmanystudentsusetheirmobilephonesinthelibrary,ahabitthatshortenstheirstudytimeandnegativelyimpactstheir
learning,wedecidedtoopenthisreadingroom,”saidZhangShuran,thepersonresponsiblefortheprojectattheuniversity.
Zhangaddedthatstudentscankeeptheirphonesinappointedbagswithnumbersonthem.Thehagsareplacedonadesknearthedoorofthereadingroom.“Staffmembersatthereadingroomwillcheckthephoneswhenthere’sacall,”saidZhang,addingthattheywillinformstudentswhentheirparentsorteacherscallthem,butwillnottellstudentsifanunknownpersoniscallingorwhenthereisatextmessage.Basedonthetimestudentshandintheirphoneswhentheycometothereadingroomandthetimetheygetthembackwhentheyleavetheroom,HuXiaopengfromCollegeofAnimalScienceandTechnologyoftheuniversitysetarecordofthelongesttime.Huspent530minutesstudyingwithoutusinghisphone.Thoughfeelingsomewhatsurprised,Husaid,“It’sbadtokeepmobilephonewithyouwhenyouarereadingorstudying.”
Thecampaignhasattractednearly200studentssinceitwaslaunchedaweekago.SomeInternetuserspraisedthecampaign.OneusernamedLiuJingchangsaid,“It’sgood.Idon’tbringmyphonewhengoingtothelibraryincaseIgetdistracted.”
28.WhyisthereadingroomopenedinChongqingCity?
A.Topreventstudentsusingmobilephonesinthelibrary.B.Topreventthemobilephonesfrombeingstolen.
C.Toencouragestudentstoreadmorebooks.D.Tohelpstudentsfocusontheirstudies.
29.WhatcanweinferfromParagraph3?
A.Thetimewhenthemobilephonesareputinthebagsisrecorded.B.Thestudentwillbeinformedifastrangercallshim.
C.HuXiaopengthinksthecampaignisabadidea.D.Thebagsareonthedesknearthestudents.
30.Whatistheattitudeofthestudentstowardthereadingroom?
A.Cautious.B.Supportive.C.Doubtful.D.Anxious.
31.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?
A.Astudentstudyingnearlyninehourswithoutusingthemobilephone.B.Studentsareencouragedtostudywiththeirmobilephones.
C.Newmethodstoattractstudentstoread.
D.Theharmfuleffectsofmobilephones.
D
Microplasticparticles（微塑料颗粒）appeartobekillingfishbecausesomebabyfishprefertoeattheparticles
ratherthantheiractualfood,researchershavewarned.
Withfearsthattheamountof
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