黑龙江省哈尔滨市延寿县第二中学2020-2021学年高二下学期5月月考英语试题 含答案

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延寿二中2020~2021学年度第二学期5月份考试高二英语试题姓名:___________班级:___________考号:___________第一部分:阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)第一节语篇阅读(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A、B、

C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。AAnearthquakeisoneofthemostcommonnaturaldisasters.Itmaycausegreatdamage.Soitiswiseto

learnsomesimplesafetytipstoprotectyourselforyourfamilymembers.Fragileitems,likethosemadeofglassshoul

dusuallybeplacedonalowersurface,nearthegroundinsteadofplacingthemoncupboardshigherup.Neverplacethemnearyo

urbed,sofasandotherfurniturewhereyouwouldbesittingorlyingdown.Whenthereisastrongmovement,thesepieceswillfallonthefloordirectlyandon

you.Thereisastrongchanceofshortcircuits(短路)andfirebreakoutsduringanearthquake.Makesureyouturnoffelectricalconnectionsandgasimmediat

elywhenanearthquakehappens.Duringanearthquake,liebeneathanobjectthatisnoteasilydamaged.Donotgonearobjectsthatcoulddir

ectlyfallonyou.Neverusetheelevatortogodown.Stayinsideuntiltheshakingstopsanditissafetogooutside.Researchhasshownthatmostinjurieshap

penwhenpeopleinsidebuildingstrytogoout.Usethestaircasesatalltimes.Ifyouareoutdoors,donottakeshelterunderatree,streetlights,electricp

olesortallbuildings.Ifyouaredriving,stopyourcarandstayinasafeplace.Donotparkyourcarunderatreeoranytallobject.Iftrappedindebris(瓦砾堆),coveryourmouthwi

thahandkerchieforclothing.Taponapipeorwallsorescuerscanfindyou.Useawhistle(哨子)ifoneisavailable.Nevershoutforhelp.Shoutingcancauseyoutobreath

eindangerousamountsofdust.Donotlightamatchbecauseyoumayburnyourself.Donotmoveaboutorkickupdust.1.Thepurposeofthepassageistotellreaders_______

_.A.thedamagecausedbyearthquakesB.therescueworkafterearthquakesC.whattodoaboutearthquakesD.howtoprev

entearthquakes2.Duringtheearthquake,peopleareadvisedto________.A.gooutthebuildingatonceB.turnoffpowerandgasimmediatelyC.takeshelterunderatreeD.drivet

oasafeplace3.WhatshouldpeopleNOTdowhentheyaretrappedindebris?A.Covertheirmouthwithahandkerchief.B.Tapon

apipeorwallforhelp.C.Useawhistleforhelp.D.Lightafireforhelp.BWorkingwomenmakeupnearlyhalfoftheU.S.work

force,and51percentofprofessionalworkers,likedoctors,lawyers,nursesandaccountants,arefemale.Whileclimbingthecareerladdercanberewar

ding,itoftencomeswithonebigdownside:weightgain!NewresearchpublishedthisweekintheInternationalJournalofObesityshowsthatworkingwomenaremorelikelytobeo

verweight,andthemoreyouwork,themorepoundsyou'relikelytopileon.Likemanywomen,Iwork...,alot!Asaself­employednutritioncommunicationsspecialist

,Isitatmydesk,infrontofacomputer,forhoursonend.Sittingaloneisoneoftheworstthingsyoucandoforyourhealth,andit'sdirectl

ylinkedtobeingoverweightandincreasedfatness,sothefactthatwomenintheworkforcegainweightisn'tthatsurprising.Ifyouwork,youhavelesstimetomovearound.Ob

esityresearchersarerevealingmanyotherwaysthatemploymentisharmfultoyourdietandwaistline.IntheInternationalJou

rnalofObesitystudy,some9,276Australianwomenaged45-50hadtheirbodyweightandemploymentstatusmonitoredfortwoyears.Results?Thosewhoworkedmoret

han35hourswerelikelytogainweightcomparedtothosewhoworkedfewerhoursorwereoutoftheworkforce.What'smore,themorehoursawomanworkedinaweek,themorewei

ghtshegained.TheauthorsoftheAustralianstudyattributeweightgainamongworkingwomentoinactivity,lackoftimeforfoodpreparation,moreuseofpreparedfood

s,highlevelsofstress,lackofsleepandconsumingmorealcohol.I'llalsoaddintravel,mealseatenoutandworkingatnightasotherfactorst

hatIcanfindtomakebalancingworkwithahealthydietachallenge.4.Thetextaboveisprobablytakenfrom__________.A.aspor

tsreportB.afashionjournalC.ahealthandfitnessmagazineD.anadvertisementpost5.Awomanwhoworksasanaccountantismorelikelyto__________.

A.gainmoreweightB.havemoretimetomovearoundC.workafulltimejobD.keepabalanceddiet6.WhichisNOTthecauseofworkingwome

nweightgainingaccordingtothepassage?A.Lackingtimeforfoodpreparation.B.Usingmorepreparedfood.C.Consumingtoomuchalc

ohol.D.Takingpartinmoreactivities.7.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetest?A.Lessactivityleadstofat.B.Waysofgainingweight.C.Effectsofweightgain

ing.D.Workingwomenmorelikelypileonpounds.CNEWYORK(Reuters)—Globalwarminghascutabout$5billionworthofvaluefromtheworl

d’smostcommonlygrowngrainsover20years,accordingtoanewstudy.Warmingtemperaturesfrom1981to2002cutthecombinedproductionofwheat,cornandotherc

ropsby40milliontonsperyear.“Contrarytowhatmostpeoplethink,thisstudyshowsthatwarmingoverthepasttwodecadesha

salreadyaffectedglobalfoodsupply.Theeffectisnotafarawaything,”saidChristopherField,aco-authoronthestudy,thef

irsttoestimatehowmuchglobalfoodproductionhasalreadybeenaffectedbyclimatechange.Noteveryscientistagreesthata

gricultureissufferingfromwarmertemperatures.AUNreportsaidwarmingisexpectedtoturntheplanetabitgreener

byencouragingplantgrowth,butcropsandforestsmaywiltbeyondmid-centuryiftemperatureskeeprising.Averageglobalproductionforseveralofthecropssuffer

edfromwarmertemperatures,withproductiondroppingbyabout3-5%forevery1°Fincrease,thestudysaid.Averageglobaltemperaturesincreasedby

about0.7°Fduringthestudyperiod,withevenlargerchangesinseveralregions.“Ifthepastisanindication,agriculturewillalsosuffergoi

ngforward,”Fieldsaid.“Weexpectfuturewarmingtocontinuetobeadragongrainproduction,likedrivingwiththeparkingbrakeengaged.”Thestudysaidthecerealc

ropshitbyglobalwarmingaccountfor55%ofnon-meatcategoriesconsumedbyhumansandtheyalsocontributemorethan70%oftheworld’san

imalfeed.“Farmerscanadapttowarmertemperaturesbychangingcropplantingtimes,thevarietiestheygrow,orthelocationsusedforeachcrop,”Fiel

dsaid.“Inthepastfarmershavebeenveryadaptabletoenvironmentalchallenges,butadaptationtowarmingcantakeyears.”8.Itisco

mmonlythoughtthatglobalwarming______.A.willhaveabadeffectonhumanbeings’presentlifeB.issomethingthatwilljustaffe

ctthefutureC.isbecomingmoreandmoreseriousD.willsoonleadtogreatdecreaseinfoodsupply9.Theunderlinedword“wilt”inthethirdparagra

phprobablymeans“______”.A.increaseB.growtallerC.staythesameD.growbadly10.AccordingtoField,wecanlearn

that________.A.agriculturewillnotsufferalotfromglobalwarmingB.grainproductionwillincreasedespiteglobalwarmingC.grainprodu

ctionwillbeaffectedbyglobalwarmingD.farmerscanincreasecropproductionbychangingcropplantingtimes11.Thispassagemainl

ytellsusthat__________.A.thefuturefoodsupplywillchangewithglobalwarmingB.globalwarmingreducesglobalfoodproductionC.traditio

nalagriculturewilldisappearduetoglobalwarmingD.globalwarmingpreventsthegrowthofplantsandgrainsDThePoetryFoundation,recentl

ynamedAmericanpoetJackPrelutskyasthenation'sfirstchildren'spoetlaureate(桂冠诗人).Thegroupcreatedtheawardasawaytoincreasechildren'sloveofpoetr

y.Aschildren'spoetlaureate,JackPrelutskywillgivetwopublicreadingsinthenexttwoyears.HewillalsoadvisethePoetryFoundationaboutchildren'sliteratur

eandtakepartinprojectsconcerningchildrenandpoetry.JackPrelutskyhasbeenwritingpoetryforchildrenforalmostfortyyears.Hehaswrittenmore

thanthirtyfivebooksofpoems.HisfirstbookwascalledAGopherintheGarden.Itwaspublishedin1967.HislatestiscalledBeholdtheBoldUmbrellaphantand

OtherPoems.JackPrelutskyiswellknownforcreatingnewwordsbycombiningtwowordstocreateanewkindofcreature.Fo

rexample,hecombined“radish”with“shark”toget“radishark”.“Lion”and“broccoli”became“broccolion”.Healsocreated“umbrellaphant”,amixtur

eofthewords“umbrella”and“elephant”.JackPrelutskysaysthatchildrenlikehispoemsbecausehewritesaboutthingstheycareabout.Poetryres

earcherssaythatJackPrelutsky'spoemsrecognizechildren'sfeelings.AnexampleofthisisthepoemMySisterIsaWerewolfwhichisabouthowitfeelstobedifferent.JackPre

lutskyalsowritespoemsaboutAmericanholidays.HispoemIt'sHalloweenisaveryfamousoneabouttheholidaycelebratedattheendofOctober.12.Whichofthefollowingcanb

etheBESTtitleofthepassage?A.PoemswithNewWordsGrowPopularB.FirstChildren'sPoetLaureateNamedC.Children'sLo

veforPoetryIncreasedD.JackPrelutskyAwardedNationwide13.WhatisJackPrelutskyfamousfor?A.Creatingnewwordsinhispoem

s.B.Hisproductivity.C.Hislongtimeofwriting.D.HispoemsaboutAmericanholidays.14.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.ItwasAGopherintheGardenthatbroughth

imfame.B.Thepoetwillbekeptbusyoveralotofactivities.C.JackPrelutskywillnolongerwriteaboutAmericanholidays.D.ThepoemIt'

sHalloweenmusthavebeenwrittenforadults.15.PutthefollowingitemsinRIGHTorderaccordingtothepassage.a.twopublicread

ingsb.AGopherintheGardenc.BeholdtheBoldUmbrellaphantandOtherPoemsd.MySisterIsaWerewolfA.b—c—d—aB.d—a—c—bC.b—d—c—aD.a—b—

c—d第二节七选五(共5小题;每小题2分,满分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。HowtostayinshapeduringthewinterStayinginsha

peduringthelong,coldwinterismoredifficultthanatanyothertimeofyear.Now,hereareafewwaysthatwillhelpalot.Exerci

sewhilewatchingTVWhenyourfavoritetelevisionshowsareon,getupoffthesofaanddosomeexercise.16.Andrunninginplaceduringcom

mercials(电视广告),leglifts,orsit-upscaneasilybedonewhileyouarewatchingTV.Goforawalk17.Youjustneedtenminutesbeforebreakfastorafterdinner.Thiscanq

uicklyhelpkeepyouinshape,knockoffthepoundsandhelpkeepyouhealthyduringthewinter.Stayawayfromfast-foodrestaurants.Thefatandc

aloriesassociatedwithfastfoodcandoalotofdamagetoyourbody.18.Abigpotofvegetablesoup,beansordeliciouswintergreenscanb

epreparedontheweekendanddividedtobeeatenduringtheweek.TakethedogforawalkWhenitistimetowalkthedog,doityourself.19.Youcanaddalit

tlejoggingtotheroutinetoburnevenmorecalories.20.Adayofsweepingandmakingbedscaneasilyburnhundredsofcalories.Thesear

eactivitiesthatcanmakeyourhomeshineandtheycanhelpkeepyouinbettershape.A.Dothecleaning.B.Startanexerciseclass.C.Takeawalkaroundyour

neighborhood.D.Thisisaneasywaytoaddactivitytoyourday.E.However,itisimportanttoremainasactiveaspossible.F.Itisbe

sttoeathealthyfoodthatyouprepareyourself.G.Justmakesureyoukeepmovinginsteadofsittingthere.第二部分:完形填空(共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分)从短文后各

题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项Mostpeoplehaveatleastheardofonestoryoranotherinvolvingsomeonewhoseeminglydiedofabrokenheart,but

isthat________?Coulditbethattheproperfunctioningofourimmunesystemisdirectlyconnectedtolove,or________bythat?Surelyitistrue.When

IwasachildI________mygrandparents’storyandhowtheyfollowedeachothercloselyin________.Howwedealwithloveorthe

lossofitmainly________ourpsychological(心理的)habits,buttheconsequencesofourjoysand________canbeseeninthewayourbodyfunctions.Weallhaveanendo

crine(内分泌)system,whichis________severalglands(腺体),suchasthepinealgland,pituitaryglandandthymus(胸腺)glandetc.The________ofyou

rthymusdirectlyshowsthestateofyouroverallhealthaswellasyourabilityto________infectionandkeepenergylevels.Now,theheartis________tobeanorganthatisactu

allyassociatedwithloveandother________.Whensomeoneis________hewillmostlikelysufferfromthingslikesadne

ssorworry,whichareknowntocause________damagetothebodyifthe________lastsforlongperiodsoftime.Perhapsthis________betweenloveandthe

immunesystemexplainswhywefeel________illwhenourfeelingsarehurt.Asthestoryinmy________goes:mygrandparents

________eachotherdeeply,whichmeantthatwhenoneofthempassedaway,theotheralso________alot.Itdestroyedtheother’simmunesystem,andevenresulte

dintheother’sdeath.________,weneedtobeoptimisticasthiswillsurelyhelpustolivelonger.21.A.possibleB.importantC.perfectD.necessary2

2.A.acceptedB.affectedC.removedD.forgotten23.A.waitedforB.showedoffC.thoughtofD.heardof24.A.deathB.natureC.sightD.difficulty25.A.talks

aboutB.looksintoC.dependsonD.cheersfor26.A.dangersB.sorrowsC.pleasuresD.excitements27.A.madeuseofB.takencar

eofC.madeupofD.takenadvantageof28.A.movementB.positionC.equipmentD.condition29.A.fightB.carryC.passD.develop30.A.meantB.consideredC.di

videdD.painted31.A.skillsB.decisionsC.opinionsD.feelings32.A.easy-goingB.peace-lovingC.strong-headedD.heart-bro

ken33.A.temporaryB.familiarC.seriousD.strange34.A.stateB.accidentC.mistakeD.trouble35.A.balanceB.distanceC.connec

tionD.difference36.A.slightlyB.physicallyC.severelyD.mentally37.A.teamB.schoolC.familyD.neighborhood38.A.impressed

B.lovedC.supportedD.hurt39.A.sufferedB.learnedC.laughedD.traveled40.A.BesidesB.HoweverC.InsteadD.Therefore第三部分.语法填空(共10小题,每小题2分,满分20分)阅读下面短

文,在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空,并将答案填写在答卷相应位置上。Myuncle41.(retire)tenyearsagofromafactorywhereheworkedasa

nengineerforthirty-fiveyears.Afterhisfifty-fifthbirthday,heappliedtoworkasanadvisorlikemost42.(experience)plantempl

oyeesandspentthelastpartofhiscareerthere.Soon43.heretired,hemovedtotheretirementcommunity.Thestafftherefocusesmainly44.improvingthestrengthandenergy

ofeachpersonlivinginthecommunityaswellas45.(meet)theirneedsandinterests.Hetakespartinmany46.(activity):oilpainting,watercolor,andother

crafts,47.hismajorinterestisgolf.Weather48.(permit),heplayseveryday.Theyhave49.golfcourseinthecommunity,andsincehepl

aysmoreoften50.heusedtobeforeheretired,hisgolfhasimprovedalot.第四部分写作(共两节,满分50分)第一节,短文改错(共10小题;每小题2分,满分20分)假定英语课上老师

要求同桌之间交换修改作文,请你修改你同桌的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误,每句中最多有两处。错误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: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后的词。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。I’dliketoshareaunforgettableexperiencewith

you.IthappenedinawarmSundayafternooninAugust.Igoshoppingwithmycousin,LiMing.Whenwalkinthestreet,wefound

ayoungman,whowasbigbutstrong,stealingawoman’swallet.Westoppedherimmediately.Thoughhestaredatusangry,wedidn’tfeelfri

ghtenedandtriedtomakehimtorealizehisbadbehavior.Becauseourbravery,heleftwithoutsayingaword.Thewomanthoughthighlyofusforwhichwehaddone.Inmyopinion,it

’sourdutytofightagainstbadbehavior.书面表达(30分)随着科学技术的发展,人类对环境的污染越来越严重,全球气候变暖已经成为人们关注的重要问题之一。请围绕节能、降耗和减排等措施,写一篇短文,号召

人们行动起来,保护我们的美好家园——地球。注意:1.文章开头已给出,不计入总词数;2.词数120左右。Withthedevelopmentofscienceandtechnology,theclimatehasbeengettingwarmerandwar

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B3.D4.C5.A6.D7.D8.B9.D10.C11.B12.B13.A14.B15.C16.G17.C18.F19.D20.A21.A22.B23.D24.A25.C26.B27.C28.D29.A30.B31.D32.D33.C34.A35.C36.B37.C38.

B39.A40.D41.retired42.experienced43.after44.on45.meeting46.activities47.but48.permitting49.a50.than1.a→an2.in→on3.go

→went4.walk→walking5.but→and6.her→him7.angry→angrily8.realize前to删除9.Because后加of10.which→whatWiththedevelopm

entofscienceandtechnology,theclimatehasbeengettingwarmerandwarmerinrecentyears.Tostopglobalwarmingweshouldtakesomei

mmediatemeasures.First,itisbelievedthatsavingenergyisaneffectivesolutiontotheproblem.Forexample,turnoffthelights,theTV,thecomputerandsoon,

ifwearenotusingthem,andwalkorrideabikeinsteadofusingvehicleswhenpossible.Second,reducingtheamountofwastegasesandpollutedw

aterisanotherwaytoprotecttheearth.Peopleareusedtothrowingbottlesandplasticbagseverywhere.Factoriespourpollu

tedwaterdirectlyintotheriverandheavysmokeintotheair.Theyareharmfultoourearth.Wethereforemustactnow,andw

emustactglobally.Howeverdifficultitmaybeintheshortterm,wemustkeepdoingit.

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