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高二英语月考试题无答案
2019-2020年高二英语8月月考试题无答案
(本试卷不含听力,满分150分,时间120分钟)
本试卷分三部分:
阅读理解,完形填空和主观题
第一部分:
阅读理解:
(每小题3分,共60分)
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Planningyourto-dolistfortheingyear?
Tohelpyouout,we’vecollectedourfavoritemust-seeeventsacrossCanada.Ready,steady,go!
Redorwhite?
Everyspringwinegrowersgettogethertocelebratethebeginningofanothergrape-growingseasonattheOkanaganSpringWineFestival.ThebesttimetovisittheOkanaganisusuallyfromMay1to10.ThefestivalallowsvisitorstotastethebestwinesinCanadatogetherwithuniquedishesrepresentingthelatestdevelopmentsinlocalcuisine.
Thejazzfestival
Montreal’sdowntownesaliveeverysummerduringtheInternationalJazzFestival.ThisyeartheeventisscheduledtorunfromJune29toJuly9.Stagesreplacecarsalongbusystreets.Withahostoffreeoutdoorshows,you’llbesnappingyourfingers(打响指)toanythingfromDixielandtoblues,Africanbeatstomoderntrip-hop,andeverythinginbetween.
Areyouready?
JustheadeasttotheNewfoundlandTargaRally,whichrunsfromSeptember9to16thisyear.The2,200-kilometreracedashesacrosstheeasternandcentralpartsoftheprovince,andisthelargestraceofitskindinNorthAmerica.Onthesesectionsyouraceagainsttheclockratherthanotherpetitors.Thisisagreatchancetotestyourcar’slimitsandyourskills.
Hellospring!
In1945,thousandsoftulipbulbs(郁金香球根),giftsfromHolland,wereplantedonOttawa’sParliamentHill,Canada.Thesegiftswereathank-youtoCanadiansoldierswhohelpedsetHollandfreeinWorldWarII.Sincethen,thecapitalhasbeehometotheCanadianTulipFestival.FromMay4to22,OttawaandGatineau(acityofsouthwestQuebec)willbecoveredwithbeautifulflowers.Besidesthreemilliontulips,visitorscanalsoattendconcerts,featuringsomeofCanada’sbrightestmusicalstars.
1.Wineloverscanhavefun_____.
A.fromMay4to22 B.fromJune29toJuly9
C.fromMay1to10D.fromSeptember9to16
2.AttheNewfoundlandTargaRally,peoplecan_____.
A.enjoythemselvesataflowershowB.haveatestoftheirdrivingskills
C.haveatasteofCanadianwinesD.listentoDixielandandblues
3.Hollandismentionedinthetexttoshow_____.
A.thecrueltyofWorldWarIIB.thewisdomofCanadiansoldiers
C.theoriginoftheCanadianTulipFestival
D.thepopularityoftheCanadianTulipFestival
4.Thetextismostlikelytobefoundinabookabout_____.
A.populareventsinCanadaB.thegeographyofCanada
C.historicaleventsofCanadaD.traditionalculturesinCanada
B
MylittlebrotherandsisterwerealwayssayingthatIwasbossy(爱发号施令的).Anditwasn’tuntilImetaverybossypersonthatIunderstoodhowtheyfelt!
Myschoolwasholdingafundraiser(募捐活动)calledtheSpringFlingFair,andeveryonewasgoingtohelpout.Iwasprettyexcitedaboutit.Therewerelotsofmitteestochoosefrom,andIchosegamesandactivities,whichsoundedlikefun.
Buteverytimewegottogether,aguynamedPeterdidthesamething.Heneverseemedtorealizethathewaspartofateamwiththreeotherpeople.
Atlast,itwasthedayoftheSpringFlingFair,andwewereallrunningaroundgettingready.
“Youneedtomakethehorseshoessignhangstraighter,”Petermanded.
“Wouldyoupleasedoityourself?
”Isaid.“I’mkindofbusyorganizingtheprizes.”
“Therearewaytoomanypinkballoonsonthewall,”Peterplained.“Youshouldaddmoreblueones.”
“Feelfreetogoaheadandaddthem,”Mikesaid.
Thebest(ormaybetheworst)exampleofPeter’sbossinesshappenedwhentheSpringFlingFairfinallystarted.Acutelittlegirlwasfishingforaprize,andPetergrabbed(抢夺)thefishingpolerightoutofherhands!
“You’reholdingitallwrong,”hetoldher.“Doitlikethis!
”
ThislittlegirllookedupatPeter,tookabigbreath,andsaid,“Thatmaybetherightwayforyoutodoit,butit’snottherightwayforme.”
Andthatwasprobablythebestthingthislittlegirlcouldhavesaid.
ThegoodpartofthisexperienceisthatithelpedmeunderstandhowmybrotherandsisterfeltwhenItoldthemwhattodoanddidn’tstoptobepoliteorconsidertheirfeelings.NowItrytobemorepatientandlessbossy,andwegetalongmuchbetter.
5.OnthedayoftheSpringFlingFair,Peter_____.
A.hadagreattimeB.keptgivingorders
C.waschosenastheleaderD.wasrunningaroundgettingready
6.WhenbeingbossedaroundbyPeter,theauthor_____.
A.askedotherstodotheworkB.didwhatshewastold
C.refusedtoobeyD.ignoredhim
7.Whenthecutelittlegirlwasfishingforaprize,_____.
A.shewasorderedtostopB.shegotthebiggestprize
C.PetergavehersomeusefuladviceD.herfishingpolewastakenawayrudely
8.AftertheSpringFlingFair,theauthor_____.
A.changedherattitudetowardsherbrotherandsister
B.becamefriendswiththecutelittlegirl
C.gotinvolvedinmorefundraisers
D.brokeupwithPeter
C
MynameisNathanandI’m9.IwasoneofafewkidsinourschoolchosentoattendWeDayinTorontolastmonthanditwasthebesttimeofmylife!
WeDayisaneventbringingtogetherthousandsofyouthsharingtheirencouragingstories.WhenIwenttoWeDay,Iwasreallyinspired(鼓舞)tomakeachangeintheworldbySpencerWest.SpencerinspiredmetocollectmoneywithhisstoryofclimbingMountKilimanjaroeventhoughhehasnolegs.IcamehomefromWeDaywithaWeCreateChangePennyBagandwantedtogetstartedrightaway.Iwentdoortodoorwithmydad,usedFacebookandemailedeveryoneaskingforpenniestohelpbringaboutchangearoundtheworld.Ialsoaskedallofmyfamilyandfriendsthatcameover,andpeopleIknewinstoresandatschoolforpennies.
Imadeapennyjarforpeopletoputtheirpenniesin.Somepeoplegavemelittlejarsandbagsofpenniesandothersjustafewbutitalladdedup!
InjustoneweekendIcollectedenoughcoinstofillupmyfirstbagofpennies.BecauseitwassoeasyIorderedtwomorebagsandcontinuedcollecting.NowIhavealmost8,000penniesforcleanwater!
MygoalistofillfourbagsbyChristmasandanotherfourbytheendoftheschoolyear.That’s20,000penniesandI’malmosthalfwaytherealready!
Ican’tbelievethatjustbycollecting$25inpennies,Icanprovidecleanwaterforonepersonfortherestoftheirlife!
And,bymeetingmygoalofeightbagsofpenniesIwillbegivingtwofamiliescleanwaterforlife!
It’sgreatfuntocollectchangeandcreatechange.Ihopesomeofyouwillseehoweasyandwhatfunthisisandcreatechangetoo.Everypennyhelps!
9.AfterNathancamebackfromWeDay,he_____.
A.receivedmanyjarsandbagsB.soldjarsandbagsformoney
C.borrowedmoneyfrompeoplearound
D.collectedmoneyfromhisfamilyandothers
10.ThemoneyNathangetswillbeusedto_____.
A.buybagsforkidsinneedB.helppeoplegetcleanwater
C.buycleanwaterforhisfamilyD.helpWeDaystaffbuynewbags
11.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeNathan?
A.Smart.B.Kind-hearted. C.Creative.D.Careful.
12.Theauthorwritesthetextmainlyto_____.
A.tellreadershowhesavesmoneyB.explainwhyheattendedWeDay
C.callonreaderstohelpthoseinneed
D.entertainreaderswithinterestingexperiences
D
Somescientistswhostudyanimalbehaviorbelievethatwolvesareancestorsofdogs.Anothertheoryisthatdogsaretheanimalcousinsofwolves,withdogsandwolvessharingamonancestor.Forthisreason,thestudyofwolfbehaviorhasproventobehelpfulinunderstandingtheactionsofdogs.
Singlewolvesandsmallgroupsofwolvescaneatsomeoftheirprey(猎物)atatime.Infact,oneadultwolfcaneatthefoodthatequals176quarter-poundhamburgersinaday!
However,largepreysuchascattlecanbemoremeatthanasmallgroupofwolvescanconsume.Ratherthanleavethefoodforotheranimals,thewolvesburytheirleftovers(剩余的)anddigthemupthenextdayforanothermeal.Dogsfollowthisbehaviorwhentheyburybones.
Wolvesbarktowarntheirmembersofapossiblethreat.Awolf’sbarktellstheadultsinthegrouptohidetheirkidsandprepareforaction.Dogs’barksarealsowarningstotheirhumanfamily.Butabarkingdogisnotnecessarilygettingreadytoattack.Thebarkingissimplytellingotherstobecautious.
Whetherdogswillattackanunwelestrangerdependsonthedog’strainingandpersonality.Almosteverydog,however,viewsitshumanownersasmembersofitsgroup.Dogs,likewolves,areprotectiveoftheirmembersandprefertostaytogetherforsafety.That’swhydogsliketosleepwiththeirowners.Sharingabedwithadogmaybeagainsttherulesinsomehomes,butkeepingthedoginthebasementorinakennel(狗窝)isn’twiseeither.Inthewild,onlywolvesthathavebeendrivenawaysleepawayfromthegroup.Adogthatisforcedtosleepalonewillstarttofeelandactlikeanoutcast.
13.Themainpurposeofthetextisto_____.
A.studywolves’behaviorB.parewolveswithdogs
C.explaintheactionsofdogsD.findtheancestorsofwolvesanddogs
14.Accordingtowolves’behavior,dogsburybonesbecause_____.
A.theylikeeatingbonesbestB.theywillleavethemforotherdogs
C.theyconsideritaninterestinggameD.theytreatthemasleftoverstobesaved
15.Theunderlinedpart“anoutcast”inthelastparagraphreferstotheonewho_____.
A.feelshungry B.beeslostC.isabandoned D.isenergetic
E
根据对话内容,从方框内所给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项。
Fisheinallkindsofshapes,sizesandcolors.Theyfirstappearedintheoceansoftheearthabout500millionyearsago.Todaytherearetensofthousandsofdifferentkindsoffishandnewspeciesarediscoveredeveryyear.
Where