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试卷第1页，共6页高三二月月考英语试题第一部分：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.Whatwastheweatherlikeintheafternoon?A.Windy.B.Sunny.C.Rainy.2.Howdoesthe

mansound?A.Worried.B.Confident.C.Afraid.3.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A.Goingonholiday.B.Takingphotographs.C.Getting

anewpassport.4.Whydidthemangotoseeadoctor?A.Hecanonlyseethingsupclose.B.Hegetsglassesforthewoman.C.Hedoes

n'tlikehisoldglasses.5.Whatarethespeakersgoingtodonext?A.Stayathome.B.Playwithsnow.C.Playbadminton.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。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.Whydoesthewoman

wanttoreplacethesofa?A.Itisuncomfortable.B.Itisreallyold.C.Itdoesn'tmatchthetable.7.Whatdothespeakersagreetodo?A.Changethetable.B.Bu

yareadinglamp.C.Movealampontothetable.听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。8.Whatdidthemanuselastweekend?A.Asharedbike.B.Ash

aredcharger.C.Asharedumbrella.9.Whatisthewomangoingtotalkaboutnext?A.Theproperwaystousethesharingproduct.B.Hera

ttitudetowardsthesharingeconomy.C.Theadvantagesofthesharingeconomy.听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。10.Whathasthemanfou

nd?A.Anolddoor.B.Asecretdinner.C.Aninterestingwall.11.What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Bossandsecretary.B.Fathe

randdaughter.C.Husbandandwife.12.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inashop.B.Inahouse.C.Inacastle.听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。13.Whatisthemandoing?A.Eatingameal.B

.Cookingameal.C.Havinganinterview.14.Howlonghasthemanbeencooking?A.Onlyrecently.B.Sincehewasakid.C.Sincehewastwentyyearsold.15.Whydoesthe

manmentionriceandnoodles?A.Togiveanexample.B.Tonamehisfavoritefood.C.Toshowhisbestcooking.16.Whatisthemostimpo

rtantforcookingaccordingtotheman?A.Richflavors.B.Freshnessoffood.C.Differentstylesofcooking.听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。17.WhatisCathy'snati

onality?A.Chinese.B.German.C.American.18.Whenwilltheystartmakingdumplings?A.At4p.m.B.At6p.m.C.At8p.m.19.HowwillCathycometothespe

aker'shouseprobably?A.Bycar.B.Bybus.C.Bytaxi.20.WhatdoesthespeakerthinkCathymayworryabout?试卷第2页，共6页A.Goingbacktooearly.B.Stayingtheretoolong.C.Having

difficultywatchingTVshows.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50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。AHowoftendoyougetthec

hancetoembracethedarknessofawildernesspark?BryceCanyonisseekinganAstronomyVolunteertohelpsharethisincredibleresourcewithourgue

sts!DESCRIPTIONWhetheryoubringyourowntelescopeforthenightlytelescopefieldsorbringyourownsolartelescopefordaytime

observing,(orboth)you’llbeabletoshareyourloveforastronomywithhundredsofpeopleeverynight/dayoftheastronomyfestival!Daytim

eactivitiestypicallyrunfrom10：00a.m.to2：00p.m.Alltelescopeoperatorsandfestivalstaffwillmeetat6：00p.m.eacheveni

ngbeforesetuptodiscusstheplanforthefield.Telescopefieldareaisopenforsetupbetween8：00p.m.and9：30p.m.T

henightlytelescopefieldisopentothepublicfrom10：00p.m.tomidnightunlessweathercausesacancellation.DUTI

ESAssistguestswithviewingthroughthetelescope,whileguidingtheirexperience.Interpretthenightskytoguestswithminimal

useofalaserpointer.Answerguests’questionswhileoperatingtelescope.QUALIFICATIONSYoumustbringyourowntelescope.Strongbackgroundinastronomy.Previ

ousexperiencewithpublicspeakingorinterpretation.KnowledgeoftheInternationalDark­SkyAssociations(IDA).Note:BryceCanyonNationalParkeleva

tionsreach9,100feet(2778meters).Peoplewithheartorrespiratoryconcernsshouldbeespeciallycarefulnottooverexertthemselves.2

1.Whoiswantedaccordingtothetext?A.AnAstronomyVolunteer.B.AnAstronomyTelescopelearner.C.AWildernessParkObserver.D.AWilde

rnessParkAssistant.22.Whenisoneallowedtosetupatelescope?A.9：00a.m.B.10：00a.m.C.9：00p.m.D.10：00p.m.23.Whatistheb

asicqualificationfortheposition?A.Answeringaquestion.B.Owningatelescope.C.Languageinterpretation.D.Medicalexperience.BToare

gularperson,Spitfiremaylooklikejustanordinarydog,buttofansofthedockdivingcircuit,heisanincredibleathleteinthesameleagueassportstarslikeMich

aelJordanorKobeBryant.BeforeCOVID­19,eight­year­oldSpitfireandhis16­year­oldowner,Sydney,dominatedthedockd

ivingcircuitlikeneverbeforeinthehistoryofthesport.Ifyou’reunfamiliarwiththesportofdockdiving,it’sessentiallydogsr

unningonawoodendockandjumpingasfarorashighaspossiblebeforedivingintoapoolofwater.AndnodogdidthisbetterthanSpitfire.Between2016and2019,he

broke21worldrecords.SpitfirecameintotheMackeyfamilyin2013.Backthen,hewasjustanadorabledogwithbigeyesthatSydneyinstantlyfellinlovewit

h.Sydneyandhermotherlearnedaboutdockdivingin2016,fromafamilyfriendwhoencouragedthemtotryitwithSpitfire.InMayofthatyear

,theydecidedtogivethesportatryandtheirpetprovedtobeanatural.Itwasn’tlongafterthatveryfirstjumpthatSydneyandSp

itfirestartedmakingwavesintheworldofdockdiving.TheytookthesportbystormandtheydominatedeventsacrosstheUnitedStateslikenoteamhadeverdonebef

ore.Inthreeyears’time,theybrokemanyworldrecords,andbecameknownasanunbeatablepairofplayers.Beforehejumpsintotheair,theworld’sbestdoc

kdiverreachesaspeedofabout30milesper试卷第3页，共6页hour,andwhenhetakestotheairhecanreachadistanceof31feetbeforehittingthewater,or8feet6inche

swhenhe’sgoingforheight.It’snowonderthattheycallhimtheflyingdog.ButwhileSpitfireisundoubtedlythestaroftheshow,mostdockdivingexpertsarecon

vincedthatdespitehisathleticabilities,hewouldhaveneverreachedhistruepotentialwithouthisyoungowner’sguidance.Sydney’s“Ready?Ready?Go,Go,Go!”peptalkt

ogetSpitfirefireduphasbecomefamousonthedockjumpingcircuit.24.WhyareMichaelJordanandKobeBryantmentionedinthefirstparagraph

?A.ToshowSpitfireownsthesamenumberoffans.B.ToshowSpitfire’sincredibletalentinbasketball.C.ToshowSpitfire

’sexcellentperformanceinsports.D.Toshowtheimportanceofsportsstarstotheleague,25.Atfirst,whatinspiredSydneytotrythedockdivingwithSpitfire?A.Afamil

yfriend’sencouragement.B.Hisdevotiontothedockdiving.C.Spitfire’sgoodperformanceindiving.D.Thepopularityofthedockdiving.26.Whatcanwelearnabou

tthedogandhisownerfromthefourthparagraph?A.Theydidn’tperformwellatthebeginning.B.Theyachievedimpressiveresultsintheevents.C.Theywereeverdefeate

dbyotherteams.D.TheyseldomparticipatedintheeventsinUS.27.WhatdomostexpertsthinkofSpitfire?A.Hecan’tli

veuptothetitleofsportsstar.B.Hedoesn’tobeyhisowner’sordersattimes.C.Theydoubtwhetherhehashisathletic

abilities.D.Sydney’sguidancecontributedtohisachievements.CThosewhodon’tliveincitiesoftencomplainaboutorfeelsurprisedatthefactthatstrangersdon’tta

lktoeachotherinurbanpublicplaces.Theyfeelsorryaboutthewayweseemtoincreasinglygetlostinmobiledevices,seeminglyoblivioustowhat’sgoingonarou

ndus.Butsociologistsrecognizethatthespacewegiveeachotherintheurbanplacesservesanimportantsocialfunction.Well­knownsociologist

ErvingGoffmandevelopedtheconceptof“civilinattention”inhisbookBehaviorinPublicPlaces.Farfromignoringthosearoundus,Goffmanprovedt

hroughyearsofstudyingpeopleinpublicthatwhatwe’reactuallydoingispretendingtobeunawareofwhatothersaredoingaroundus,thereforeproviding

themasenseofprivacy,astheydothesameforus.Goffmanprovedinhisresearchthatcivilinattentiontypicallyinvolvesatfi

rstamirrorformofsocialinteraction,likeverybriefeyecontact,theexchangeofheadnods,orweaksmiles.Followingthat,bothpartiesthentypicallymoveth

eireyesfromtheotherparty.Goffmantheorizedthatwhatweachieve,sociallyspeaking,withthiskindofinteraction,ismutual(相互的)recognitionthatt

heotherpresentcausesnothreattooursecurity,andwebothagree,tacitly(默契地),tolettheotheralonetodoastheyplease.Whenwepro

videcivilinattentiontoothers,weeffectivelyapprovetheirbehavior.Sometimes,weusecivilinattentiontosavefacewhenwe’ve

donesomethingwefeelembarrassedby,ortohelpmanagetheembarrassmentthatanothermightfeelifwewitnessthemtrip,ordropsomething.Civilinattenti

onisthusnotaproblem,butanimportantpartofmaintainingsocialorderinpublic.Forthisreason,problemsarisewhenthisnorm(规范)isbroken.Becauseweexpectitfromothe

rsandseeitasnormalbehavior,wemayfeelthreatenedbysomeonewhodoesn’tgiveittous.Thisiswhywomenfeelthreatenedbythosewhocatcall(发嘘声)tothem,andwhyforsomemen

,simplybeingstaredatbyanotherisenoughtocauseaphysicalfight.28.Howdoestheauthorbeginthistext?A.Bygiving

peopleawarning.B.Bygivingsomepeople’sfeelings.C.Byexplainingawayofsocializing.D.Bygivingaproblemwithtechnology.29.Whatdoestheunder

linedphrase“obliviousto”inParagraph1mostprobablymean?A.curiousaboutB.unsureaboutC.tiredofD.unawareof30.Wha

tdoweactuallymeanwhenwelookawayfromastrangeraccordingtoGoffman?A.Weareignoringhimonarudebasis.B.Weareshowingourr

espectforothers’privacy.C.Weareprotectingourselvesfromphysicalattacks.D.Weareworryingthatwecouldlosebelongings.31.Whatcanbelearnedfromthetextaboutciv

ilinattention?试卷第4页，共6页A.Civilinattentionhaspositiveeffectsonsocialinteraction.B.Civilinattentionhelpssavefa

cewhenwe’vedonesomethingwrong.C.CivilinattentionisunlinkedtosocialinteractionaccordingtoGoffman.D.Civilinattentionisatypeofnormalbehaviorwhic

hwemayfeelthreatened.DPersonally,thereisnothingIlovemorethanasking“stupid”questions,especiallytheonesthathavenorightanswers.Irememberoncea

skingsomekidswhattimeitwas,athome,inSingapore,andfinallyontheMoon.Afteralonggigglingsilence,finallyashygirlve

ntured(试探地说)tosaythatitwas“everytime”followedbyanenergeticEinsteinwhoshouteditwas“notime”.Bothkidssharedthatweek’sNoblePrize,becausenohumansl

iveinthatdistantworldandtimeisahumanconstruct.Asamatteroffact,weareallgoodataskingquestionsbynature,butsadlyasweage,wegetaccustomedtotheworldarou

ndusandtakethingsforgranted.Webecamemoreresults­oriented(注重结果的)andconcentrateoureffortsonsuccess.Ifsomethingisworking

,don’tfixitorworryaboutthecause;justrelaxandgowiththeflow.Conventionalwisdommayworkwell,butthatdoesnotmeanitisalwaysright.Througho

uthistory,ithasbeenthosewhohavequestionedconventionalwisdomandthosewhohavechallengedourcommon­sensenotions(观念)oftheworld

thathavebeentheonestohaveusheredin(开创)themajoradvancementsofhumancivilization.In500BC,theancientGreekswonderedwhethertheEarthwasrou

ndbecausesailorsontheseahadnoticedthatthefarthersouththeywent,themoredifferentstarstheysawinthesky.Whywasthesky

changing?Nearly2,000yearslater,theItalianastronomerGalileoGalileibecameinterestedinthisquestionandendedupdemonstrating

the“crazy”conceptofheliocentrism(日心说),inwhichtheSunliesatthecenteroftheuniversewhiletheEarthrevolves(旋转)arounditat30kilometerspersecond.But

iftheEarthisspinningaroundsoquickly,whyaren’twebeingthrownoffthesurfaceoftheplanet?Theanswertothisquestionw

asrevealedtousinthatcentury.Peoplelikeroutine,butpastperformanceisnoguaranteeoffutureresults.Whilethosewh

ochallengeconventionalwisdomtendtobesubjectedtoabuse,theprogressofhumankindwouldhaveotherwisebeenimpossiblewithoutthesepersistentpe

opleandtheir“stupid”questions.32.Whatisthebesttitleofthisarticle?A.Asking“stupid”questions.B.Isconventio

nalwisdomuseless?C.SomemajoradvancementsofhumancivilizationD.Whatcausedthemtoaskconventionalquestions?33.Whatcommonlyhappenstouswhenwegrowoldera

ccordingtotheauthor?A.Welaytoomuchemphasisonprocess.B.Westillrefusetorelaxandgowiththeflow.C.Westarttochallengecommon­sensenotionsoftheworldD.Wegradu

allylosetheabilitytoquestionconventionalwisdom.34.Whomighthavesolvedthequestion“whyaren’twebeingthrownoffthesurfaceoftheplanet?”A.AnancientGree

kscientistlivingin500BCB.GalileoGalileilivingbetween1564and1642.C.IsaacNewtonlivingbetween1643and1727.D.AlbertEinsteinl

ivingbetween1879and1955.35.Howdoestheauthordevelophiswritingonthewhole?A.Bycomparisonandcontrast.B.Byusingsupportingexamples.C.B

yusingtimeandspaceorder.D.Bygeneralizationanddefinition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。Manypeoplehave

secretsorthingsaboutthemselvestheydon’twantotherstoknow.Thosesecretscanbesomethingassimpleastheyhave

anewjoborseriousmatterssuchasadivorce.____36____.Butifyouwantsomeonetoopenuptoyou,buildingtrustandshowingthatyoucankeepsecretsmaygetthemtotellyo

uthesecret.___37____.Haveconversationswithothersthatcoverarangeofmeaningfultopics.Talkingaboutmeaningfulthingstootherscanhelpthemconsc

iouslyconnectpositivefeelingsaboutyouandmakethemmorelikelytoopenuptoyou.Listencarefully.____38____.Refertowhatthey’vesaidwhenyoutal

katothertime,whichshowsthatyouare试卷第5页，共6页payingcloseattentiontothemandtheirneeds.Besides,askquestionsduringtheconve

rsation,whichcanshowthatyou’relisteningcloselytowhattheyaresaying.TalkaboutyourselfMakesuretotalkaboutyourselfduringyourconversations.____39____.Intu

rn,itwillputthemateaseandshowthattheycanconfide(倾诉)inandtrustyou.Sharingcanreallyhelpestablisharelationshipoftrustbetwe

enpeople,especiallyifbothindividualsarecomfortabletotalkaboutthemselves.BereliableMakesuretobethereandfulfilpromis

eswithyourfriends.Thisshowsthemthattheycanrelyonyou,includingtellingandkeepingsecrets.Followuponanycommitmentyoumaketothebestofyourability.____40____

.A.ChatonlineB.HavemeaningfulconversationsC.Youcan’tshareyourfriend’ssecretwithanyoneD.Gettingsomeonetotellyoutheirsecretscanbedi

fficultE.ListencloselytowhattheyaresayingduringyourconversationsF.GivelittlebitsofinformationaboutyourselfasyoufeelcomfortableG.Ifyoucannotkeep

yourpromise,explainthecircumstancesandthenapologize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。Aged25,I

’dbeendrivinghomewhenmywheelshitapuddleandIlostcontrol.Thecarflewthroughtheair,andwhenitlanded,mybodywassoakedinblood.___41___,adriverstoppedto

helpmeandIwascutoutofmyvehicle.Lookingupintheambulance,Isawafamiliarface,“You___42___usnotlongago,”IsaidtoDrStephenR

ashford,myformerteacher.Beforehecouldreply,Ibeganto___43___:HowwouldIbecomeadoctornow?Seeingthefearinmyeyes,hetriedto___44___me.“Ever

ythingwillbeokay,”hesaid.“Ifyouwanttogetbackto___45___afterthis,you’llfindaway.”WhenIwasaloneinhospital,I___46___completely.“I’mcripp

led(痛)!”Icried,notingthemanytubescomingoutofme.Aftereightmonthsinhospital,Iwentbackhome,having___47___someupperlimb(上肢)functionandtheabilityt

ositupagain.ButIhadnomovementinmyfingersandlegs.___48___allthemisfortunes,overtime,Ibeganto___49___wh

athadhappenedtomeandIcouldstillenjoylife.Astimepassed,academicsatuniversity____50___me.“Ifyouwanttocomeback,no

wisthetime,”onetoldme.However,returningtostudyafterfiveyearsawaywasa__51___.In2016,Ipassedmyexamsinuniversityandw

aseventuallyoffereda___52____atGoldCoastUniversityHospital.Icandoeverythingfromultrasounds(超声波)toinsertingcannulas(插管)，butIknow

themost___53___partofbeingagooddoctorishavingaheart.Thepatientsnevershowedany___54___abouthavingme,apersonwithwalkingdisability,astheird

octor.Infact,amaninawheelchairevenexpressedhisconfidenceinme.“YouunderstandwhatI’m___55___,”hesaid.41.A.ApparentlyB.Lucki

lyC.AccidentallyD.Actually42.A.praisedB.curedC.helpedD.lectured43.A.panicB.hesitateC.regretD.shake44.A.cheatB.remindC.comfortD.per

suade45.A.workB.hospitalC.medicineD.life46.A.brokeupB.brokedownC.brokethroughD.brokeout47.A.renewedB.regainedC.pe

rformedD.improved48.A.DespiteB.BesidesC.WithD.Except49.A.realiseB.valueC.forgetD.accept50.A.mentionedB.questionedC.contactedD.encourage

d51.A.chanceB.missionC.blessingD.challenge52.A.positionB.treatmentC.courseD.scholarship53.A.usefulB.importantC.demandingD.relevant

54.A.distrustB.impatienceC.disrespectD.impoliteness55.A.doingB.seekingC.experiencingD.expecting第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15

分）试卷第6页，共6页阅读下面材料,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。Treesabsorbcarbonfromtheatmosphere,intheformofcarbondioxide.Alivingtreeisthus___56___i

mportantstoragesiteforcarbon___57___mightotherwisebeaddedtothelevelsofcarbondioxideintheatmosphere.Andabig,livingtreematterseven_

_58___(much)totheatmosphere.However,whenscientiststrytounderstandtheimportanceofthecarbonstorage___59___(

current)providedbyplants,andtheeffectsofanumberofhuman__60___(activity)onthecarboncycle,theyarefacedwiththefactthattherearenodirectmea

surementsofcarboncyclingfromthepre­industrialperiod.Anewstudy,___61___(publish)todayinthejournalScience,see

ks___62___(fill)thisknowledgegapusingtheassemblagesoffossilpollen(花粉化石)inthesoilasanindicationofwoodyvegetationbiomassinthepa

st.Aninternationalteamofscientists___63___(use)fossilpollendatatoreconstructthenaturalpaceandpatternofca

rbonstorageintheforestsoftheMidwesternU.S.overthepast10,000years.Theirfindingscastanewlightonhowlandscapescan___64___(

manage)tomaximizecarbonstoragewhilealsomeetingconservationgoals.Theirworkpaintedavividpictureof____65____forestshavechangedoverthistime.Th

eresearchersfoundthat,afteraninitialpost­glacialdecline,woodybiomassnearlydoubledduringthelast8,000years.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。这个星期日你校将组织去游乐园（amusementpark）游玩。请你就相关事项发一则书面通知。要点包括：1.具体时间、地点；2.具体活动：团队活动、烧烤（barbecue）、自由活动等等；3.游玩时注意安全。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。__

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______________________________________________________________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。AnnaMorr

isonwasasinglemotherraisingthreelittlechildren,Joseph,Catherine,andTomaloneafterherhusbandpassedaway.AndAnnad

idn’thavemuchmoneyasacleaner.BeforeTom’s6thbirthday,Annasavedsomemoney.Sheknewitwasn’tmuch,butshecouldatleasttreatherchildrentoonepropermealon

thespecialday.SoonTom’sbirthday,Annatookherchildrentoalocalcafé.Afterreadingthemenu,sherealizedshecouldonlyaffordonedis

h.Thewaitresshadalreadybroughtthemwaterandwaswaitingfortheirorder,andAnnawastooshytoleave.Soshedecidedtobuysomethingwithinherbu

dget.Finally,shesettledonaplateofnoodlesandmeatballs.Whenthedinnerarrived,Tomcried,“Mom,onedishisn’tenoughforthefourofus.AndIwantadrinkwi

thmyfood,”“Yes,Mommy!”CatherineandJosephcriedtogether.“I’msorry,”Annaapologized.“Forthetimebeing,let’shavethis.Ipromisetodobetteronyour

nextbirthday.”Shethendividedthefoodsamongherchildren.Asthekidsfinishedtheirfood,Catherinesaid,“Mommy,I’mstillhungry.Canwegetsomethin

gelse?”Tomadded,“Howaboutacake?Wecan’tcelebrateabirthdaywithoutacake!Please,Mom!I’llwashmyhandsandberightb

ack!Thenwecanorderit!”Withthat,Tomrushedtothewashroom;CatherineandJosephfollowed.Asthechildrenleft,Annamurmuredintears,“HowdoItellthem

Idon’thaveanymoneyonme?”Suddenly,shesawanoldladylimped(一瘸一拐)towardsher.Thiswomanwasdiningnearby.ShehadheardAnnatalkingtothekids.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右

;2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。ThiswomanwasSandra.“It’sallright,”shetoldAnna._______________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________SeeingSandrahadbadlegs,Annadecidedtorepayherkindness.

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