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试卷第1页共6页高二月考英语试题命题人：黄相姣审题人：夏金莹第一部分：听力（共两节，每小题1.5分，满分30分）第一节听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题。从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间

来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.HowwillMrJohnsonfeelaccordingtothewoman?A.Happy.B.Surprised.C.Angry.2.Howmanygirlsarethereintheman’sclass

?A.23.B.27.C.30.3.Whatisthewomanprobablydoing?A.Readinganewspaper.B.BuyinganewTVset.C.Watchingamovie.4

.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A.Heexpectstohearfromhisbrother.B.Hisbirthdayistwoweeksaway.C.Heissureofapresentfromhisbrother.5

.Wheredoesthemanwanttogo?A.Toahotel.B.Toabank.C.Toapark.第二节听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳

选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whendoesthemanp

lantoseetheperformance?A.OnJuly8.B.OnJuly21st.C.OnJune25th.7.Howmuchdoeseachupstairsticketcost?A.$10.B.$9.7

5.C.$8.50听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatisthemanprobablydoing?A.Discussingaplan.B.Havinganinterview.C.Havingame

eting.9.Howmanysistersdoesthemanatleasthave?A.Onlyone.B.Two.C.Three.10.Whatcanyoulearnfromthewoman’slastwords?A.Themanisallowedtohavethejob.

B.Themanisaskedtogotostudyphysics.C.Themanisrefusedtoworkinthecollege.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatdoesthemansuggest?A.Warningdriversofairpollution.BEncou

ragingpeopletowalk.C.Limitingtheuseofcars.12.Whatcanbethedifficultyinstoppingpeoplefromdriving?A.Thelackofthegovernmentssupport.B.Moreandmoreseriou

sairpollution.CPeopleddependenceondrivingcars.13.Whatdoesthewomanthinkabouttheman’sidea?A.It’sinteresting.B

.It’simpractical.C.It’sworthtrying.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Howtobeonadiet.B.Astoryaboutaf

riend.C.Whatpeopleshouldeat.15.Whywastheman’sfriendill?A.Becausehewantedtoloseweight.B.Becausehedidn’teatenough.C.Becaus

eheatesweetpotatoes.16.Whatisthebestwaytokeepondiet?A.Toeatlessmeat.B.Toeatmoresweetpotatoes.C.Toeatlessandexercisemore.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Wha

tmaythespeakerbe?A.Amanager.B.Adoctor.C.Aguide.18.Whatistheaimoftheprogram?A.Tokeeptheworkersinshape.B.Toimprovepub

licrelations.C.Todevelopleadershipskills.19.HowlongwilltheprogramlastinJuly?A.8days.B.12days.C.20days.

试卷第2页共6页20.Whatisamustforjoiningtheprogram?A.Signingup.B.Pastexperience.C.Muchmoney.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分5

0分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ANorthernIreland’scapitalandlargestcity,Belf

ast,hasbecomeatoptouristdestination.Hereareafewoftheattractionsthatbringinguestsfromaroundtheglobe.BotanicGardensBelfastBota

nicGardensstartedoutasaprivateparkin1828butopenedtothepublicin1895.Constructiononthegarden’sfamousPalmHouse,abuildi

ngofglassandiron,startedinthe1830s.Awidevarietyofplantscanbefoundthere,includingonethatisover400yearsold!Open:9:00

am-4:30pm.(ClosedfromNov.15thtoFeb.15thnextyear.)Admission:Individual:$9(adult),$5(kidunder14)Family:$2

1(Parents&upto3kids)BelfastCityHallBelfast’sCityHall,locatedinthecenterofthecity,isagoodplacetobegintouring.Thegrandbui

lding,whichopenedin1906,housesexhibitsthatarerelatedtoBelfast’spoliticsandgovernment.Outside,thegardensarefullofimpressivest

atuesandmemorials.Open:8:00am-5:30pm.(ClosedonDec.23rd-25th&Jan.1st-3rd.)Admission:Individual:$10(adult),$6(kidunder14)Famil

y:$24(Parents&upto3kids)UlsterMuseumThelargestmuseuminNorthernIrelandisBelfast’ssplendidUlsterMuseum.IthasbeencalledNorther

nIreland’streasurehouseofthepastandpresent.Frommummiestomoonrocks,themuseumpossessesimpressiveart,naturalscienceandhistorycollections.

Open:Weekdays:8:00am-5:30pm.Weekends:10:00am-3:30pm.Admission:Individual:$8(adult),$4(kidunder14)Fam

ily:$19(Parents&upto3kids)St.George’sMarketAward-winningSt.George’sMarketwasbuiltinthe1890sandisBelfast’slastremainingmarkethousedinaVictor

ianbuilding.Visitorswillfindapproximately200standssellingfood,clothes,antiques,craftsandmore.Goearlyforthemarket’sfamousbreakfast

,andtryaspecialtycoffeeorteawhilelisteningtolivemusic.Open:Weekends:5:30am-3:30pm.Admission:FREE21．AtwhattimecanBotanicGardensbe

visited?A．8:30am,Mar.24th.B．9:30am,May7th.C．12:15pm,Nov.30thD．5:00pm,July17th.22．Howmuchwouldacouplewithtwochildrenunder14payforadmiss

iontoBelfastCityHall?A．$16.B．$22.C．$24.D．$32.23．Wheremayyouobserveitemsfromspace?A．UlsterMuseum.B．BotanicGardens.C．BelfastCityHall.

D．St.George’sMarket.BGrowingup,StephClemencedidn’tliveinanyoneplaceforlongbecausehermotherwasalwaysonthemove.Bythetimeshewasasen

iorinhighschool,Stephhadlivedin25places.Still,shehadgoodgradesandthoughtshewouldbegoingtocollege.Butwhenherfathe

rdiedinacaraccident,leavinghermothertosupportthreedaughters,payingforcollegewasoutofthequestion.Stephfoundajobandtriedtoworkoutw

hattodowithalifethathaddeviated(偏离)fromtheplanshe’dcarefullylaidout.Theanswercameoneafternoonwhenshewascleaningherdrawer(

抽屉)andfoundahandouttitled“Mrs.Clark’sBookList.”ItwasfromtheEnglishteachershe’dhadinherjunioryearatMcKenzieHighSchoolinVida,Oreg

on.Oneafternoon,Mrs.Clarkwalkedintotheclassroomcarryingapile(摞)ofhandouts.Sheaskedeachstudenttotakeone.Itcouldbearoadmap,shesaid.“Someof

youmightn’tgoontohighereducation,”Mrs.Clarksaid,“butyoucancontinuetolearn.”She’dspentmonthscreatingali

stof153booksfromtheUnitedStatesandabroad.Stephstudiedthelist.Andsoitbegan.“Iwashopefulanddecidedtoimprovemyself,”Steph试卷

第3页共6页says.“Iwouldreadeverybookintheordertheyappeared.”Overtheyears,thereadinglistwasaconstant(不变的事物)inherlife,t

ravelingwithherevenonvacations.Whentheoriginal(原先的)listworeout,shetypedupanewcopy.Andthenanother.NowStephis70,and

sheneverdidgettocollege.Butshehasonlyfourbookslefttoreadfromthelist.Sheexpectstofinishthemsometimein2023.“Eachofthebookshasaddeds

omethingtowhoIamandhowIseetheworld,”shesays.“They’veopenedsomanydoorsformeabouttheenvironment,history,etc.I’mnoexpert,butInowhavethebackgroundto

seewhythingshappenedandwhattheymightmean.”24．WhatdidStephdreamofdoingasaseniorinhighschool?A．Goingtocollege.B．Landingagoodjob.C．Makinga

lotofmoney.D．Travelingaroundtheworld.25．WhatdidStephrealizeafterseeingMrs.Clark’sBookList?A．Shelovedrea

dingsomuch.B．Shehadalmostforgottenhergoal.C．Shehadbeenlivingameaninglesslife.D．Shecouldcontinuetolearnevenwithoutschoo

l.26．Whatcanwelearnabout70-year-oldSteph?A．Shehasmadeittocollege.B．Shehopestowriteherownbooks.C．Shehasalmostreadall

thebooksonthelist.D．Sheplanstocreateanewreadinglistforherself.27．HowdoesStephfeelaboutreadingbooks?A．Ith

asmadeadifferencetoher.B．Itallowshertobecomeanexpert.C．Itisahabiteveryoneshoulddevelop.D．Ithasbecomethemainpartofherlife.CAndyou’resmil

ing,becauseyoufeeltotallyatpeacewiththeworld.Thisistherunner’shigh—thestrangeexcitementthatsetsinafteralongboutofaerob

ic(有氧的)exercise.Themostobviouswaytogetarunner’shighistostartrunning,particularlylong-distancerunning.

Itmaytakeseveralmilesfortheeffectstokickin,thoughit’sdifficulttoquantify(量化)exactlywhen,whereandforhowlongarunner’shighwilloccur.Andnoteveryrunner—o

reveryrun—willbeabletoproducearunner’shigh.ThisvariabilityhasledsomesnarkyTwitteruserstoconcludethattherunner’shighis,inf

act,amyth,despitethephysiologicalchangesassociatedwithit.Otheraerobicactivities,includingbiking,swimmingandstrenuoushiking,cantriggerthesamere

sponsewithoutnecessarilyforcingyoutopoundthepavement.Interestingly,humansaren’ttheonlyanimalsthathaveex

hibitedsignsofrunner’shigh.Severalexperimentshaveobservedasimilarphenomenoninmice.Raichlen’slabhasalsotesteddogsandferrets(雪貂)bysticki

ngthemonatreadmill(跑步机)andlookingforexercise-inducedexcitement,accordingtoresearchpublishedintheJournalo

fExperimentalBiology.After30minutesofrunning,thedogsappearedat-ease;bloodtestsrevealedelevatedlevelsofendoca

nnabinoidsintheirsystems.“Wedidn’tseethatintheferrets,”Raichlensaid.Onemajorbenefittoachievingarunner’shighisthatitmakesexercisem

oreenjoyable.Byextension,thismakespeoplemorelikelytosticktoanexerciseroutine,whichisakeycomponentoflong-termhearthealth,accordingtotheAmerican

HeartAssociation.Thereisalsogoodevidencethat,overthelongterm,exercisecanhelpreduceanxietyandstress.Sogoaheadandlaceupyourshoes.You’refreetochase

thatrunner’shighasfarasittakesyou.28．Accordingtothetext,whatisthedirectresultwhen“runner’shigh”isreached?A．F

ewerdiseases.B．Beingpositive.C．Higherspeed.D．Feelinganxious.29．Whichofthefollowingcanbestreplacetheunderlinedword“trigge

r”inparagraph3?A．Breakdown.B．Relateto.C．Setoff.D．Addto.30．Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?A．Runner’shighappearsinsomeanimals.B．Runner’shighsurelyb

ringslotsofbenefits.C．Anotherexamplewithrunner’shighisfound.D．Differentanimalshavedifferentrunner’shigh.31．Whatcanb

einferredfromthetext?A．Runningishighlyrecommendedbytheauthor.B．Mostofusarerunningtoachieverunner’shigh.C．Ifyouarerunn

ing,runner’shighissuretohappen.D．Runner’shighappearswheneveryoufeelatpeace.D试卷第4页共6页ConservationscientistKimWilliams-Guillenwastryingh

erbesttocomeupwithawaytosaveendangeredseaturtles(海龟)fromeggthieveswhenshehadan“aha”moment:Ifsheplacedafake(假)eggcon

tainingaGPStrackerinthereptiles’nests,shemightbeabletotrackthethieves.Williams-Guillenfoundapliableplasticmate

rialtomimic(仿造)theshellofrealeggs.Sheandcolleaguesthenuseda3Dprintertoproducethefakesofthesamesize,weight,andtextureandputthesmallestGPStrac

kingdevicesinsideeach.TheresearchersthenwenttofourCostaRicanbeaches,wheregreenseaturtlecomeashoretomakethei

rnests.Asmotherslaidtheireggsundercoverofnight,theresearchersslippedafakeeggintoeachnest.Oncethefake

sarecoveredinsandandmixwiththerealeggs,it’sverydifficulttotellthedifferencebetweenthetwo.Ofthe101fakeeggs,25weretakenbythieves.Thefarthestmovingeg

gtraveled137kilometersinland.Thefakeeggsentitsfinalsignalthenextdayfromaresidentialproperty,suggestingthattheresearchteamhad

trackedtheeggsthrough“alloftheplayersintheentirechain.”Byunderstandingthatchain,Williams-Guillensaysresearcherscanidentifytradinghotspot

s.Sheemphasizesthatthetrackerisnotawaytocatchlocalthieves,manyofthemlivinginpoverty,butatooltobetterunderstandtheirroute

s,whichcouldhelpthemandeventuallylawenforcement（执法部门）identifylargerplayersinthechain.Inthemeantime,Williams-Guillenandhercolleague

sareworkingtogettheirfakeeggstootherseaturtleconservationorganizations.Ultimately,though,scientistsandnonprofitsaregoingtoengage

communitieswithlocaloutreachandeducationprogramstosaveseaturtles.Shesays,“Therealmeatandpotatoesofconservationisn’tgoingtocomefromdeploying(布署)eggs

.”32．Whatcanbelearntfromparagraph2?A．Fakeeggsaremadeandemployed.B．Seaturtleshavebecomeendangered.C．Seaturtleslayeggsduringthed

aytime.D．Theideaoffakeeggscameintobeing.33．Whydidresearcherstracktheturtleeggs?A．Toconfirmwhetherthefakeeggsreallywork.B．Toprovidedatafordoingres

earchonturtleeggs.C．Toarrestthelocalsstealingtheturtleeggsfromthebeach.D．Toidentifythetradingroutesandgetthebigplayerspunished.34．WhatdoesWill

iams-Guillenmeanbysaying“Therealmeatandpotatoesofconservationisn’tgoingtocomefromdeployingeggs”inthelastparagraph?A．Deployingeggsneedsadvoc

atingfurther.B．Turtleconservationmainlyreliesonjointefforts.C．Shefeelsdisappointedwiththelocalcommunities.D．Deplo

yingeggsmakesnodifferenceinpreservingturtles.35．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthetext?A．Savingendangeredseaturtlesisurgen

tB．EndangeredturtlescanbetracedwithGPSC．GPSeggshelpstosaveendangeredseaturtlesD．Aconservationscientistisdevotedtoprotectingseaturtles第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分

，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出填入空白处的最佳选项并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。Forsomepeople,gettingagoodsleepisachallenge.Evenifyouweresleepinglikeababydu

ringthepandemic,youmaynowfindyourselftossingandturningasanxiousthoughtsaffectyourabilitytogetagoodsleep._

___36____Fortunately,herearesometipswhichmayhelpwithyourpoorsleep.Sticktoasleepschedule.You’dbettergotob

edandgetupatthesametimeeveryday,eveninholidays.Thisisbeneficialtoyourbody’ssleep-wakecycle.Ifyoudon’tfallasleepwithinabout20minutesofgoingtob

ed,leaveyourbedroomanddosomethingrelaxing.____37____Andthengobacktobedwhenyou’retired.____38____Nowadays,itmightbeimpossibletostopbr

owsingheadlines.Ifyou’resufferingfrominsomnia(失眠),browsingheadlinesandsocialmediabeforebedcanmakeyoursleepworse.Trysettingonetotwohoursbef

oreyougotobedwhereyouturnoffyourelectronicdevicestoslowdownforthenight.Don’tnaptoolong.Ifyouliketotakeanapeveryday,trylimitingitto

10or15minutes.____39____Nappingtoolongortoooftencanhaveanegativeeffectonsleeppatternsandcausesleepinertia(

惯性).Cutdownoncoffee.Coffeedrinkersmayfindithardertofallasleepthanpeoplewhodon’tdrink试卷第5页共6页coffee.Onc

etheyfallasleep,theirsleepisshorterandlighter.Forsome,asinglecupofcoffeeinthemorningmeansasleeplessnightascaffeineblockstheeffectsofachemicalwhichpr

omotessleep.____40____A．Cutscreentime.B．Turnyourelectronicdevicesup.C．Youcanreadorlistentosomelightmusic.D．Itmeanswakinguptousethe,restroominth

emiddleofthenight.E．Thatmakesiteasiertobeenergeticwhenyouwakeup.F．Iflackofsleeprulesyournights,itcanreallymessu

pyourdays.G．Therefore,thosewhohavesleepproblemsshoulddrinklesscoffee.第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入

空白处的最佳选项。Iadopted(收养)Didgaasatwelve-week-oldkitten,andnowshe’snearly11.In2017,Didga____41____twenty-fourdifferenttricksinlessthanaminut

ewhileskateboarding,whichgotherintotheGuinnessWordRecords.I’vebeenintheanimal-training____42____for40years.Elev

enyearsago,Ithoughtaboutgettingacat—everyonesaidcatscouldn’tbe____43____,butIwantedtoprovethemwrong.Istartedsearchingfor____44____k

ittenstoadopt.Iwenttoashelter,and,____45____Iwaswalkingthrough,akittencausedaruckus(喧闹)behindme.Istoppedandlooked____46____.Sh

ewasreallytryingtogetmyattention.SoI____47____thekitten.Didgaknowsahandfuloftricksthattookoverayearto____48____.Skateboar

dingisoneofhermostimpressiveskills.Sheridesalongwiththemotion(移动)ofthe____49____,jumpingonandoverobjects

.It’sanunbelievable_____50_____whenacatdoesatrickI’vebeentryingto_____51_____forsolong.Thepsychologyoftrainingacatisfascinating.BecauseIunderstandho

wanimalsthinkandlearn,Icanadjust(调节)tothecat’sabilities.IfDidgadoesn’tlikeit,Istoporgoina_____52_____direction.Istartedsomesoc

ialaccountstoteachpeopletohaveabetterrelationshipwiththeir_____53_____.Theattentionwegetissurprisinglyimpressive.Didgahas_____54_

____mylifeandtakenmeto_____55_____Iwouldneverhavedreamedof.Iwonthelotto(乐彩),findingacatlikeDidga.41．A．inventedB．performe

dC．knewD．directed42．A．memoryB．dreamC．businessD．emergency43．A．trainedB．challengedC．exchangedD．judged44．A．responsibleB．preciousC．indep

endentD．potential45．A．asB．ifC．althoughD．because46．A．awayB．aheadC．backD．up47．A．leftbehindB．gaveawayC．pickedupD．putaside48．A．learnB．observeC

．imagineD．accept49．A．floorB．houseC．wallD．board50．A．planB．feelingC．testD．choice51．A．appreciateB．teachC．recommendD．miss52．A．normalB．possibleC．

differentD．right53．A．trainersB．bossesC．neighborsD．cats54．A．changedB．copiedC．savedD．replaced55．A．stepsB．levelsC．attitudesD．values第二节（共10小题；

每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。AfterlearningaboutthelifeofthemasterpoetinthehistoricaldocumentaryLiBai

onCCTV-9,quiteafewyoungChinese___56___(viewer)havegonetosocialmediatotalkaboutpursuingtheirdreams.Theprogramaims___57___(rebuild)awell-roundedimageo

fthegreatpoetLiBaibasedonsolidhistoricalrecordsandtherecentresearch___58___(carry)outbyexpertsandscholars.Thethirdepisode___59___(main)descri

besthestoriesbetweenLiandhisfriend,anotherfamouspoet,DuFu.Theirfriendshipisreferredto___60___a“fairyfriendship.”InBBC’sDu

Fu:China’sGreatestPoet,YuanHaiwangsaid,“Du’spoemsareasimportantinChineseliteraryhistoryasShakespeareis

topeopleinBritain.”Thisremarkcanalso___61___(use)forLi’spoems.___62___(live)intheTangDynastyduringthe“GoldenAgeofChinesePoetry”,Liusedhistalenttose

nd试卷第6页共6页poetrytoanewheight.ThedocumentaryshowsLi’extraordinaryimagination,___63___wasvividandfertile,andtheloftydreamsthatrema

inedafterbeinghitbyreality.Thestoryofthepoet’slifehasaroused___64___numberofyoungChinese’sinterestinasking,“Whatwouldtheydoiftheirdreamswer

efrustrated(受挫)?”SomenetizenswrotethatunlikeLi,theymightchangetoanotherdreaminordertonotgive____65____(they)toomuchpressure,whileothernetizenssaidth

eywouldchooseto“holdonstraighttotheend”.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，你的外国朋友Tom来信说他即将作为交换生来中国学习，他想提前了解

中国饮食文化。请你给他回一封邮件，内容包括：1.表示欢迎;2.介绍中国饮食文化(如食物、筷子、就餐氛围等);3.期待他的到来。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearTom,__________

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_________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。AuntEvieha

dadollhouse.Ithadmanytoysthere.EveryFridayafternoon,IwenttoAuntEvie’shomewithmyparents.Theadultswouldsitaroundatablein

thediningroom,eatingpieandtalking,whileIplayedinthedollhouseforhours.SometimesIwouldpickuptheselovelytoysandplacethemindifferentpositions.Itwasrea

llyfun.OnetimeIaskedAuntEviewhereshegotthetoyssothatIcouldbuysome,too.Tomydisappointment,AuntEviesaidthatmostofthemwerespeciallyhandmadegiftsfro

mherfriendsandcouldn’tbeboughtanywhere.Onesuchtoywasalittlebear,whichwasmyfavorite.ItwassobeautifulthatIwantedtoownitbadly.“IfItakeit,AuntEviemaynot

noticeit.”Isaidtomyself.Therefore,onaFridayafternoon,IattemptedtotakethelittlebearawayfromAuntEvie’sdollhouse.Ihadtowaituntilnob

odywaswatchingme,andittookmehourstogetthecouragetoputthelittlebearinmypocket.OnceIgotthelittlebear,Icouldn’twaittogohome.

Ihadtohideitsomewhereathome,sothatnoonewouldknowItookit.ThatnightafterIwenthomewithmyparents,Icouldn’tgotosleep.“WhatabadpersonIam!Isto

lesomethingfrommylovedAuntEvie.”Ithought.WhenIwokeupthenextmorning,Ifeltawful,butIcouldn’ttellmyparents,letalon

ereturnthelittlebeartoAuntEvie.Iwasembarrassedaboutmybehavior.Atsomepoint,Istartedtohatethelittlebearandm

yself.AndIknewifIdidn’tdosomething,Iwouldn’tgetawayfromthosebadfeelings.注意：续写词数应为150左右。Paragraph1:SoIdecidedtotellmymomwhatIhaddone._____

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___________________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph2:MyhandwasshakingwhenIrangthedoorbellofAuntEvie’

shouse.___________________________________________________________________________________________________

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