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2021——2022学年高二第一次月考英语试题考生注意：1.试卷共150分，考试时间120分钟。2.请将各题答案填写在答题卡上。第一部分完形填空（1.5×30）Aftersteppingoutoftheinternationalplane,Irea

lizedmy10-hoursleepyvoyagefinallycametoanend.Sittingonthebus,Iwaswaitinganxiouslyforittostart.Awoman,sit

tingnexttome,andherdaughterbothseemed1.Shetoldmethatherdaughterhadanupsetstomachandwouldthrowup（呕吐）continuously；2themotherhadlosther3.Apartfromasign

ificantamountofmoney,thepursealsohadhercellphoneandaphonenumberofanimportant4,apersonshewastraveling90kilometerstomeetfordiscussinganurg

entmatterwhichhadtobe5bythenextmorning.Ihandedhermycellphone6andtoldherthatshecouldmakeanycallshewanted.Ialso7abo

ttleofwaterIhadinmybagtorelieveherdaughterofher8Aftermakingseveralcalls,theyfinally9totheofficial.Theyturnedtolookatme10andthankedmemanytimes.The

womantriedtopayformy11,butIjumpedtodoitbeforeher12Iknewshehadlosthermoney.Thenextmorning,Ireceiveda13fromthem

other,sayingthattheycouldn’ttellhowmy14acttouchedthem.Theyweresoconsideratethattheyhadtakendownmynumbertothankme.Iwas15tobethankedint

hisway.Ineverthoughtmysimpleoffer16somuchinherheart.AndIthoughtofhowmanyopportunitiesfor17wehadlostbyfocusingoncellphonesandbe

ing18fromtherealityaroundus-19witheasyaccessmaymakeabig20toothers.1．A．excitedB．relaxedC．unconsciousD．uncomfortable2．A．be

sidesB．howeverC．thereforeD．otherwise3．A．cellphoneB．addressC．purseD．luggage4．A．accountantB．doctorC．lawyerD．official5．A．settledB．jud

gedC．raisedD．discussed6．A．carefullyB．secretlyC．unwillinglyD．immediately7．A．providedB．orderedC．boughtD．served8．A．feverB．stressC．sic

knessD．anxiety9．A．cameoverB．gotthroughC．lookedupD．turnedaround10．A．doubtfullyB．closelyC．anxiouslyD．gratefully11．A．waterB．of

ferC．ticketD．assistance12．A．sinceB．ifC．whileD．although13．A．letterB．noteC．callD．visit14．A．selfishB．generousC．c

autiousD．honest15．A．ashamedB．astonishedC．disappointedD．amused16．A．weighedB．balancedC．influencedD．ranked17．A．courageB．successC．kind

nessD．justice18．A．differentB．safeC．freeD．disconnected19．A．somethingB．anythingC．everythingD．nothing20．A．promiseB．wishC．differ

enceD．gesture第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（2×15）AHerearesomeprofessionsAmericansconsidertobethemosthonest.Maybet

herestofuscanlearnfromwhatthesepeopledotoestablishgoodrelationshipswithothers.MEDICALDOCTORSJackJacob,Age:44,FountainValley,Califor

niaItrytointroducemyselfinapleasantway.Isitdown.Idon’tstand.Imakegoodeyecontactwiththepatientandhisorherfamily.Communication

skillsarekey,aswellasshowingunderstandingandavailability.Foraphysician,themostrewardingthingiswhensomeonewhohasseenyourworkc

hoosesyou.ENGINEERSChrissyKeane,Age:41,Crofton,MarylandIdon’tknowthatbeinganengineermeansyouareautomatica

llytrustworthy.However,Idothinkthatmostengineersliketofollowrulesandbeorganized.Theytellyouwhattheyt

hink,whetheryouwanttohearitornot.Thoseareimportantelementsinbuildingtrust.POLICEOFFICERSG.M.Cox,Age:64,FortWorth,TexasAsapoliceofficer,Ihavet

hebestinterestsofthepeopleIserveinmyheartandinmyactionsandI’mgoingtotreateveryonethesameway.Ialwayswanttogouptopeopleandspeaktothemwithresp

ect.Don’ttalkdowntothem.Youhavetoestablishandmaintainthattrust.Beequal!21.WhatdoesJackJacobthinkimportantto

dohisjob?A.Beingcommunicative.B.Experience.C.Self-introduction.D.Beingopen-minded.22.HowdoesM.Coxtreatpeopleinhi

sjob?A.ActivelyB.EquallyC.CautiouslyD.Strictly23.Whatdothethreepeoplementionedinthepassagehaveincommon?A.Theyfollowrules.B.

Theyarewarm-hearted.C.Theydeservetrust.D.TheyaregoodorganizersBItwasunusuallyquietintheemergencyroomonDecember25.Id

idn'tthinktherewouldbeanypatients,sighingabouthavingtoworkonChristmas.Justthenfivebodiesshowedupatmyd

esk,apalewomanandfoursmallchildren.“Areyouallsick?”Iaskeddoubtfully.“Yes,”shesaidweaklyandloweredherhead.Butwhenitcametodescriptionsoftheirpr

esentingproblems，thingsgotalittlevague.Twoofthechildrenhadheadaches，buttheheadachesweren'taccompaniedbythenormalbodylanguageofh

oldingtheheadortryingtokeepitstill.Twochildrenhadearaches，butonlyonecouldtellmewhichearwasaffected.Themothercomplainedo

facoughbutseemedtoworktoproduceit.Somethingwaswrong，butIdidn'tsayanythingbutexplainedthatitmightbealittlewhilebeforeadoctorsawher.Sheresponded，Tak

eyourtime;it'swarminhere.”Onahunch(直觉)，Icheckedthechartaftertheadmittingclerkhadfinishedregisteringthefamily.Noaddress—theywerehomeless.Thewa

itingroomwaswarm.IlookedoutatthefamilyhuddledbytheChristmastree.Thelittlestonewaspointingatthetelevisionandsayingsomethingloudlyandexcitedlytoherm

other.TheoldestonewaslookingatanornamentontheChristmastree.Iwentbacktothenurses'stationandmentionedwehadahomelessfamilyinthewaitingroom.Thenurses

,complainingaboutworkingChristmas,turnedtocompassionforafamilyjusttryingtogetwarmonChristmas.Theteamwen

tintoaction，muchaswedowhenthere'samedicalemergency.ButthisonewasaChristmasemergency.Wewereallofferedafreemealinthehospitalcafeteriaon

ChristmasDay，soweclaimedthatmealandpreparedabanquetforourChristmasguests.Asseriouslyaswemetthephysicalneedsofthepatientsthatcametousthatday，ourte

amworkedtomeettheneeds,andexceedtheexpectations,ofafamilywhojustwantedtobewarmonChristmasDay.Later，asthefamilywalkedtothedoortoleave,thef

our-year-oldcamerunningback,gavemeahugandwhispered,"Thanksforbeingourangelstoday.”24．Whatdidtheauthorlearnfromthefamilys

descriptionsofpresentingproblems?A．Twoofthechildrenhadheadaches.B．Oneofthechildrenhadearaches.C．Themotherpretendedtobecoughing.D．Th

ewholefamilywereseriouslyill.25．Theauthormadesurethatthefamilywerehomelessby______.A．askingthemsomequestion

sB．listeningtotheirintroductionC．observingtheirfacialexpressionsD．checkingtheirregistrationinformation26．Afterknowingaboutthehome

lessfamily,thenurses______.A．gavethemamedicaltreatmentB．providedthemwithabigdinnerC．preparedaChristmastreeforthemD．h

eldabigChristmaspartyforthem27．Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．AnUnusualChristmasEmergencyB．WarmheartedandBeautifulNurseAngelsC．HavingChristm

asTogetherWithaPoorFamilyD．ReceivingSpecialChristmasGuestsintheWaitingRoomCMadeleineL’Englediedmorethantenyearsago,b

utherworklivesoninthemorethan40booksshepublished.Lastmonth,L’Engle’sgranddaughters,LenaRoyandCharlotteJonesVoiklis,publi

shedBecomingMadeleine,abiographyofthelegendaryauthor.“Wewantedtodosomethingtohonorhermemory,”Roysaid.L’EnglewasbornonNovember29,

1918.Herfatherwasawriter.YoungMadeleinewatchedhimwriting,absorbedinhiscreationofstories—realandfictional—andsawth

atitgavehimbothpleasureanddisappointment.WhenL’Englewas11,herparentsdroppedheroffatboardingschoolandleftherthere.Althoughtheexperiencewasch

allenging,L’Englelatersaidthat“ithelpedmebecomeawriter”.In1959,L’EnglebegantowriteAWrinkleinTime,whichwonthe1963New

beryMedal.RoyisalsotheauthorofthenovelEdges.EdgeswasmuchhardertowritethanBecomingMadeleine,Roynoted.“Edgeswasmy‘learninghowtowrite’experien

ce,”shesaid.“TherewasjustsomuchIdidn’tknow.”Royaddedthatworkingwithhersisterontheirbiographywasverymeaningful.“Wedon’thavecompetitionorfightingb

etweenbrothersandsistersanymore,”shejoked.ThebiographersfocustheirstoryonL’Engle’schildhood.Thatistheperiodaboutwhichtheir11-and12-year

-oldselveswouldhavebeenthemostcurious.“I’msointerestedinhowpeoplebecomewhotheyare,”Roysaid.“Whatarealltheexperiences

?HerbecomingMadeleinehasbeenpartofmebecomingLena.”Roygotvaluablewritingadvicefromhergrandmother.“Thereisalwaysamessageofhopeinherwriting,”Roysaid,

“andshebelievesthatbooksshouldendonapositivenote.”Roy,inturn,hasherownadviceforambitiouswriters.“Keepwrit

ing,”shesaid.“Readasmuchasyoucan.Inwritingandreading,wedevelopsympathybecausewestepintosomebodyelse’sshoes.Re

adasmuchasyoucanaboutothercultures.Haveexperienceswithpeoplewhoaredifferentfromyou.Don’tbeafraid.”28．WhatdoweknowaboutyoungL

’Engle?A．Shelikedgoingtoboardingschool.B．Shewroteherfirstmedal-winningwork.C．Shelearnedalotatboardingschool.D

．Sheenjoyedlisteningtovariousstories.29．WhatisBecomingMadeleineabout?A．Madeleine’sliteraryachievements.B．Madeleine’schildhoodex

periences.C．Theauthors’fightingbetweenbrothersandsisters.D．Theauthors’experienceofwritingnovels.30．WhatdidRoylearnfromhergrandmot

her?A．Talkwithdifferentpeople.B．Learnfromothercultures.C．Bethoughtfulandbrave.D．Conveyhopetoreaders.31．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．BecomingM

adeleineB．StrugglingtobecomeawriterC．Youngauthor’sadviceonwritingD．MadeleineL’Engle,authorofAWrinkleinTime.DAth

ree-monthsurveyof119householdsinSeattlefoundaboutone-thirdofthefoodthrownawaywasedible(可以吃的).“Wethinkwearedoingbetterbutwecan’tbe,giventhewa

ste.”saidAndreaSpacht,afoodspecialistattheNaturalResourcesDefenseCouncil.Foreveryitemthrownaway,thecostisfarmorethanjus

tanuneatenmeal.Throwingoutjustonehamburger,forexample,wastesasmuchwaterasa90-minuteshower.TheWasteofnutritionandresourcesonthisscale(规模)m

akeslittlesensewhen15millionAmericanhouseholdshavebeenclassifiedasfood-insecurebytheU.S.DepartmentofAgri

culture—meaningtheycannotaccessenoughfood.Butfoodwasteisnotjustabouthouseholds.Itishappeningonalargescaleonthefa

rm.Mostfarmfoodwasteisduetoalackofbuyersorpricesthataretoolow.Withoutaguaranteeofanincomethatwillatle

astcoverthecostofharvesting,growershavenochoicebuttoleavefoodinthefield—despitethehugewastethatrepresents

,saidLisaJohnson,oftheDepartmentofHorticulturalScienceatNorthCarolinaStateUniversity.Forthetimebeing,theU.S.remainsacontradiction(矛盾),s

ayfoodwasteactivists.“It’stheplaceintheworldwherethemostfoodiswasted,butalsowheresomeofthemostexcitingsolutionsare.”saidTristramStuart,

founderofToastAle,whichmakesbeerfrombreadthatwouldotherwisebethrownaway.Thepastfewyearshaveseenanawak

eningawarenessoftheimpactoftheproblemonourplanet.Anincreasingnumberoffoodwastecompaniesandcharitieshaveappearedtohelppeoplecuttheirownfoodwastea

ndalsoensureunwantedfoodmakesitswaytowhereitisneeded.Whilecampaignersarecelebratingtherisingconsumerandcorporate(公司的)recognitionoffoodwasteasamaj

orproblem,theydonotexpecttheproblemtodisappearovernight.Dealingwiththeproblemrequires“atransformationthatwillt

akeyears.”saidEvanLutz,co-founderofthefoodwastecompanyHungryHarvest.32．WhydoestheauthormentiontheexampleinParagr

aph3?A．Toencouragereaderstosavewater.B．Toprovethepopularityofhamburgers.C．Toshowthatpeoplearedoingbetterinsavingfood.D．Toexplainthatth

rowingawayfoodhashiddencosts.33．WhydogrowersleavefoodinthefieldaccordingtoLisa?A．Thefoodgoesbad.B．Thefoodisn’tripe.C．Theycan

notmakeaprofit.D．Theydonothavethemachinetoharvest.34．Whatdothefoodwasteactivistsmeanbysaying“theU.S.remainsacontradiction”?A．Foodwaste

contradictsfoodinsecurity.B．Foodwastecontradictsexcitingsolutions.C．Thelackofbuyerscontradictsgoodharvests

.D．Thehighcostofharvestingcontradictslowfoodprices.35．WhatdoesEvanthinkofthefoodwasteproblem?A．Americanswastethemostfood.B．Itha

sbeeninexistenceforyears.C．Solvingitwilltakealonglime.D．Peoplearebecomingawareofitsseriousness.第二节（2×5）Everyonemakes

mistakes.36.Makingamistakeatwork,however,canbemoreserious.Itmaycauseproblemsforyouremployerandevenaffectthecompany'sbottomline.E

vilconsequenceswillfinallycomedowntoyou.Simplycorrectingyourmistakeandmovingonmaynotbeanoption.Whenyoumakeamistakeatwork,yourc

areermaydependonwhatyoudonext.Admityourmistake.Tellyourbossaboutyourmistakeimmediately.Theonlyexceptionisthatyoumakeanin

significanterrorthatwillnotaffectanyone.Otherwise,don'ttrytohideyourmistake.37.Presentyourbosswithaplantofixyourmistake.When

yougotoyourbosstoadmityourmistake,youmusthaveaplanforcorrectingit.Presentyourplanclearly.Tellyourbosshowlongitwilltaketocarryoutyourplanandif

thereareanycostsinvolved.Don'tblameanyoneelseforyourmistake.38.Encouragethosewhomayshareresponsibilitytofollowyourleadinadmittingtoyourboss.39.T

here'sabigdifferencebetweenadmittingyourmistakeandbeatingyourselfupaboutit.Takeresponsibilitybutdon’tblameyourselfformakingit,espec

iallyinpublic.Correctyourmistakeonyourowntime.Ifyouhavetospendextrahoursatworktocorrectyourmistake,don’texpecttobepaidforthattime.40.A.Apol

ogizeforyourmistakebutdon’tbeatyourselfupB.UsuallyyoucancorrectyourerrororjustforgetaboutitandmoveonC.Youcanuse

yourlunchhourorcomeintoworkearlyD.Pointingfingerswon’thelpyouifyoumakeamistakeE.StrengthenyourfriendshipwithyourbossF.You'llfeelashamed

ifyourcolleaguetakestheresponsibilityforyouG.Youwilllookterribleifsomeoneelsediscoversit第三部分语言知识运用（共2节，满分45分）第一节（1.5×20）KatieWhets

ellwasinterestedinmusicalsandDisneymoviesfromanearlyage.However,herhappy41tookaturnwhenhermother,Karenwasdiagno

sedwithcancer.Whenthefamilywas42thatKaren'sdiseasewasincurable,theymadea43.DisneyWorldhadbeenalongtimedreamvacationforKaren.SoinNovember

1997,they44andheadedtoDisneyWorldforatripnoneofthemwouldever45---especiallyasitwastheonlyfamily46theywentoninKatie'schildhood.Katiesaysshewillnever

forgetthemomentthat47herlifeonthattrip:Afteralongdayattheparks,theWhetsellsdecidedto48oneofDisneyWorld'smanynightlylightshows.Wh

ilewatching,aperformer49KarenandrestedherhandonKaren'sshoulder.Theyexchangedsmilesand,tothisday,Katie50howpeacefulhermomlooked.Thewhol

efamilywas51andmovedtotears.ThiswasthedayKatiedecidedshewantedto52Disneyasaperformer.“Whowouldn'twanttoworkw

ithacompanythatmakespeoplefeel53?”Katiesaysenthusiastically.Katiebegantopursueher54aftershereceivedherdegreeinmusi

caltheaterfromOtterbeinUniversityinWesterville,Ohio.Herhardworkandpassioneventually55whenshewasemployedtoworkonD

isneyCruiselinein2009,andlaterasa(an)56in“DisneyonClassic”inTokyo.Withherworkingatthepark,Katiehasastrongmessageforeveryone,

57children,whomaybeexperiencingahardtime.“Everymomentismeantforyou,eventhe58ones,”shesays.“It'sjustlikeinyourfavori

teDisneymovie:Thereisalwayssomekindof59orhardshiporpressure.Rememberto60thosemoments,too,becausetheyaretakingyoutowhateveryourver

sion(版本)ofahappyendingis.”41．A．careerB．memoryC．adventureD．childhood42．A．educatedB．informedC．expectedD．recommended43．A．commentB．pres

entationC．purchaseD．decision44．A．wokeupB．lookedupC．packedupD．cleanedup45．A．benefitB．forgetC．finishD．app

laud46．A．stageB．businessC．tripD．hunt47．A．shortenedB．damagedC．protectedD．changed48．A．sponsorB．appreciateC．introduceD．organ

ize49．A．approachedB．mentionedC．frightenedD．exhausted50．A．ignoresB．previewsC．remembersD．doubts51．A．touchedB．emba

rrassedC．confusedD．amused52．A．careforB．searchforC．workforD．standfor53．A．hopeB．freedomC．pressureD．fear54．A．art

workB．researchC．diplomaD．dream55．A．mixedupB．paidoffC．showedupD．putforward56．A．journalistB．instructorC．i

nterviewerD．performer57．A．originallyB．deliberatelyC．especiallyD．efficiently58．A．painfulB．powerfulC．fait

hfulD．regretful59．A．creativityB．conflictC．adjustmentD．interest60．A．celebrateB．interruptC．announceD．investigate第二节（1.5×10）Oneofthemajorholi

dayshoppingdaysisthedayafterThanksgiving.Frequently,it61(refer)toasBlackFriday.Theuseoftheword“black”relates62thebusinessa

ccountants.Storekeepersusedtorecordprofitsinblackinkandlossesinredink.So63(be)“intheblack”ontheFridayafterThanksgivi

ngmeansagoodthing,areturntoprofits.BlackFridayisthebigdayformanyretailers,anditpresentstheshopperanopportunity64(get)allofone'sholidayshoppingdo

neatonceamongamazingsaleprices.Onthatday,mostretailerswillopenveryearly65usuallyprovidemassiveandattractivediscountsontheirproducts,whi

leagreatnumberofholidayshopperswillgetanearlystartinthemorningtobeginChristmasshopping.BlackFridayalsomeansthatpeoplefacecrowdeds

tores,66isanotherideaofa“BlackFriday”，67daytheydonotlike.Itusedtobethe68(busy)shoppingdayofayear.Manypeo

pleavoidthisshoppingdayaltogetherbecauseofthestress69(involve)infightingthecrowds.InrecentyearstheSaturdaybeforeChristmas70(see)thebi

ggestshoppingcrowds.第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节短文改错假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处；每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧)，并在其

下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改的词。注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)不计分。Everyonehas

adream.Weareonthewaytoachieveitwhetherthewayissmoothortoughly.Assenior3student,Ihavethesamedreamasmyclassmatesthat

Icanbeadmittedtoanidealuniversity.Inthepastthreeyears,IhavedoneeverythingIcantoequipmyselfwiththatIh

avelearntfrommyteachers.NotonlyhaveIenjoyedthepleasureofstudybutalsoIhavegotclosertomydream.Anxiousandpressurediddiscouragefr

ommeattimes.Therefore,withtheencouragementofmyteachersandclassmates,IthinkI'llmakeit.I'msurethattherehasstill

alongwaytogotoachievemydream.Nomatterhowchallengeditis,I'llmakeitcometrue.Astheproverbsaid,"Wherethere'sawill,there'saway."第二节

书面表达第24届冬奥会将在北京举行。目前，冬奥会组委会正在全国范围内选拔奧运会火炬手。请你以李华为名，给组委会办公室的张先生写一封信，申请报名参加。内容包括：1．写信目的；2．个人优势；3．希望获准注意：1．词数100左右；2．可以适当增加细节以使行文连贯。参考词汇

：火炬手torchbearer冬奥会theWinterOlympicGames2021——2022学年高二第一次月考英语答案一完形填空1—5DACDA6—10DACBD11—15CACBB16—20ACDAC二阅读理解A

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t75.anxious-Anxiety76.去掉from77.Therefore—However78.has→is79.challenged–challenging80.said→says作文DearMr.Zhang,Mynamei

sLiHua.I’mwritingthisletterinresponsetoyourdemandfortorchbearersoftheWinterOlympicGames.IthinkIamsuitableforthejobasatorchbeare

r.Tobeginwith,Iamahealthyseniortwoboy,17yearsold.IlovesportsandIgotfirstplaceintheboys’10,000-meterraceofmyschoollastsemester.Also,

Iamalwaysdevotedtomyworkandtakeitseriously.Igetalongverywellwithothersandcooperatewithmyclassmates.Thatistosay,Iamagoodteamplayer.

IwasexcitedandproudwhenitwasfirstannouncedthattheWinterOlympicGameswouldbeheldinBeijing.Iwasmorethanexcitedtohearofthischanceoftorchbearingandd

eterminedtodosomething.Besides,Iamexperiencedinorganizingsomecharityeventsandotheractivities.Iwill,ifchosen,work

creativelytohelpmaketheWinterOlympicGamessuccessful.Iamlookingforwardtoreceivingyourearlyreply.Yourssincerely,LiHua