学年高二英语上学期第二次月考试题无答案新版新人教版.docx

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学年高二英语上学期第二次月考试题无答案新版新人教版

2019届高二第二次英语月考试卷

考试时间：

120分钟

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节

1.Whatdoesthemanprefertodo?

A.Gotothebeach.B.Gotothemuseum.C.Stayathome.

2.Howmanypeopleattendedtheparty?

A.100B.200C.300

3.Whatisthewomangoingtodo?

A.Typethepaper.B.Handinthepaper.C.Checkthepaperagain.

4.Wheredoesthisconversationtakeplace?

A.Inabank.B.Inahotel.C.Inarestaurant.

5.Wheremightthewomanbeat5p.m.?

A.Inherhome.B.Inheroffice.C.Atthetrainstation.

第二节听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whattimeisitnow?

A.It’s4:

25.B.It’s4:

30.C.It’s4:

35.

7.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeaker?

A.Theymissedtheirtrain.B.Theyareonthewrongtrain.C.Theyarewaitingforthetrain.

听第七段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatsizeisthewoman’sdress?

A.Size8.B.Size9.C.Size10

9.Howdidthewomanloseweight?

A.Byeatinglessfood.B.Byusingbodycream.C.Bydoingexercise.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Howlonghasthewomanbeenaway?

A.For10years.B.For15years.C.For20years.

11.WhatdidthespeakersusetodointheOdeon.?

A.Playgames.B.Watchmovies.C.Takeclasses.

12.Whatwillthenewtheatrehave?

A.Abigscreen.B.Anexcellentsoundsystem.C.Onehundredarmchairs.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whathappenedtotheman?

A.Heforgottopayforparking.B.Hecouldn’tfindaparkinglot.C.Hegotaticketforparking.

14.Howmuchdoesthemanneedtopay?

A.$5.B.$30.C.$35.

15.Whenwillthemangetthereply?

A.Inacoupleofdays.B.Inafewweeks.C.Inseveralmonths.

16.Howwillthemanknowthefinaldecision?

A.Byletter.B.Byphone.C.Bye-mail.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.WhatareEdgarandLauralike?

A.Theyarealwaysinahurry.B.Theyareveryforgetful.C.Theyareafraidofflying.

18.Whendidktheyarriveattheairport?

A.30minutesbeforetake-off.B.20minutesbeforetake-off.C.10minutesbeforetake-off.

19.Whatdidtheydofirstwhentheyarrivedattheairport?

A.Theygotontheplane.B.Theyboughtinsurance.C.TheycalledEdgar’smother.

20.WhatdidEdgarmailtohismother?

A.Theinsurancepolicy.B.Theplanetickets.C.Thebeautifulstamp.

二、阅读理解（共20题，满分40分）第一节共30分

A

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Qualifiedpersonorpreschoolteacherneededforbusychildcarecenter,southoftheriver.Full-timeworkguaranteed.Immediatestartnecessary.Thecandidate（候选人）mustbeabletoworkasaco-operativeteammember. Phone63452345foraninterviewandfaxresumeto63452345.

WeNeedOfficeCleaners!

ThreepeoplearerequiredforprofessionalcleaningintheCBDarea. Workinghoursfrom5:

00pmonMondays,Wednesdays&Fridaysforeachone. Approximatelyfivehourspershift（轮班）. Agoodrecordisnecessary. Experiencepreferred. Phone63457843now.

WantToWorkAsADentalNurse?

ThisisanexcitingopportunityforaqualifieddentalnursewithaconfidentandcheerfulpersonalitytoworkintheSchoolDentalHealthScheme. Youmustbeabletogetalongwellwithchildrenbecauseworkinvolvestalkingtogroupsaboutdentalhealthpractices. Forfurtherinformation,visitourwebsiteatschooldentalservices@gov.sg. Andfaxyourresumeto62344567.

FloristWanted!

Areyouacreativeandtrainedfloristwithatleasttwoyearsofexperience?

Thenthismaybejustwhatyouareseeking. Thecity’sleadingFloristArtistStudioneedsanotherpart-timememberontheirweddingteam. Pleasephone60987888now!

21．Youmayfindtheaboveadvertisements_____.

A.inanewspaperB.inaschoolmagazine

C.onacompanynotice-boardD.inastorewindow

22．Thepositionofa（n）_____isapart-timejob.

A.artistB.floristC.teacherD.dentalnurse

23．Whichofthefollowingisthemostimportantforthechildcarejob?

A.Cookingskills.B.Theabilitytoworkwellwithotherpeople.

C.Childcareexperience.D.Theabilitytostartworkintwoweeks.

24．Anofficecleanerwillberequiredtoworkabout_____hoursaweek.

A.5B.10C.45D.15

B

Afterthesuddenlossofher5-year-olddaughter,Elizabeth,NataliaSpencerfeltsheneededtodosomethingtohonorthelittlegirl.ThatstrongwishinspiredSpencertostartwhatshecallsa“WalkofLove”,a6,000-miletrek（长途徒步旅行）alongtheBritishcoastline.

“Elizabethparticularlylovedthebeachandtheseaandwevisitedtheseasidealot.Aftershepassedaway,IwenttotheseasideanditwasthefirsttimeIhadfeltsomecomfort,”Spencersaid.“IknewthiswaswhatIhadtodo.ItwassomethingIcoulddoanditwouldsomehowmakelifemorebearable.”

OnValentine'sDay,SpencerbeganwalkingDurdleDoorinDorset,England,thelastbeachshetookElizabethtobeforeshebecameill.Sofar,Spencerhasjourneyedabout1,500miles,walkingthroughDorset,Cornwall,DevonandtheentirecoastofWales.Everyday,exceptSaturday,Spencerwalks20miles.Oftenlocalsjoinher;manytimestheysharestoriesaboutlosingtheirownchildren.

EverythingchangedforSpenceronNov.22,2015.SpencernoticedElizabethwasillwithwhatshethought—wasachestinfection.Butthegirl’shealthworsenedrapidly.Doctorsdiagnosedherwithalife-threateningimmuneconditionwheretheimmunecellsdamagetissueandorgan.ThiscausedElizabeth'sorganstoshutdownandstoppedthebloodsupplytoherarmsandlegs.ShewasmovedtoBristolChildren'sHospitalwhereshespent18daysonlifesupportbeforepassingawayonDec.10.

AfterElizabethdied,Spencerstruggled.ShestayedwithfriendsbecauseitfelttoohardtoliveinahousewiththememoriesofElizabeth.InJanuary,afriendencouragedSpencertogoforawalkandthetwoendedupattheGowerPeninsulainWales.That'swhensherealizedshewantedtowalkalongthecoastforherdaughter.

WhilewalkingprovidesSpencerwithtimetogrieve（感到悲痛），she’salsousingthetriptoraise￡100,000（about$144,000）fortheBristol.Children’sHospital.Sheadmiredthedoctorsandnursesandwantedtoraisemoneytoallowanotherfamilyaccesstotreatment.

Spencerexpectstocompleteherwalknextspring.She’dlovetofinishonValentine’sDay,butdoesn’tknowifthatisrealistic.

25．WhydidNataliaSpencerdecidetowalkalongtheBritishcoastline?

A.Torealizeherdaughter'sdream.B.Torememberherdeaddaughter.

C.Tosharestorieswithpeoplearound.D.Toraisemoneyforachildren’shospital.

26．WhatdoesParagraph3mainlytalkabout?

A.Spencer’sstory-sharingwiththelocalpeople.B.Spencer’sdailylifeafterElizabeth’sdeath.

C.Spencer’smemoryoftravelingwithElizabeth.D.Spencer'swalkingalongthecoastline.

27．WhatdoweknowaboutElizabeth?

A.SheencouragedhermothertowalkaroundBritain.

B.SheoncewalkedalongtheentireBritishcoast.

C.Shediedofanimmune-systemdisease.D.Shefellsickasaresultofachestinfection.

28．Whatcouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.ALittleGirl’sStrugglewithaStrangeDisease.B.AMother’sEfforttoSaveHerDaughter.

C.AWoman'sActiontoRaiseMoneyforChildren.D.AMother’sWalktoHonorHerLostChild.

C

Weredinosaurs（恐龙）warm-bloodedorcold-blooded?

Accordingtoanewstudy,scientistshavefoundthattheyweresomewhereinthemiddle.Thisnewstudyshowsthatdinosaurswereverydifferentfrommostoftoday’sanimalsthatareeitherwarmorcold-blooded.

“Ithinkwewereallsurprisedbythis,”saidFelisaSmithfromtheUniversityofNewMexico.“Theideacertainlytooksomegettingusedto.”

AstudybyateamofscientistsledbyJohnM.Gradyoftheuniversitystudiedmanydifferentkindsofdinosaursintheirresearch.Theylookedatgrowthrate（比率）,bodytemperatureandbodysizeofdifferentkindsofdinosaurs.

Howarewarm-bloodedanimalsdifferentfromcold-bloodedanimals?

Warm-bloodedanimalslikehumanscancontroltheirbodytemperature.Theyeatalot,andburncalories（卡路里）quickly.Theyhaveamoreactivelifestylethancold-bloodedanimals.Whilecold-bloodedanimalssuchassnakesdonotcontroltheirbodytemperature.Instead,theymustusesunlighttokeepwarm,andtheymovemuchmoreslowly.Cold-bloodedanimalsdonotneedtoeatverymuch.Theirbodiesslowdownincoldertemperatures.

Besidesdinosaurs,thereareotheranimalsthatarenotcompletelywarm-bloodedorcold-blooded,suchasgreatwhitesharks.

29．Accordingtothenewstudy,______.

A.dinosaurswerecold-bloodedB.dinosaurswerewarm-blooded

C.dinosaurswerenotcompletelywarm-bloodedorcold-blooded

D.somedinosaurswerewarm-bloodedandsomewerecold-blooded

30．TheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2meansthat______.

A.it’sbadnewstogettheideaB.it’sgoodnewstogettheidea

C.theideaisthesameaswhatscientistspredicted

D.theideaisdifferentfromwhatpeopleusuallythink

31．JohnM.GradyandhisteamstudiedmanythingsaboutdifferentkindsofdinosaursEXCEPTtheir______.

A.bodysizeB.eatinghabitC.growthrateD.bodytemperature

32．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Greatwhitesharksarecold-blooded.

B.Mostoftoday’sanimalsareeitherwarmorcold-blooded.

C.Cold-bloodedanimalsmoveslowlyincoldertemperatures.

D.Dinosaurs’bodytemperaturedidn’tonlydependontheenvironment.

D

YoumightthinkpeopleallovertheUnitedStateshaveWi-Fi----wirelessInternetservice---andmobilephones.ButthereisnosuchserviceinGreenBank,WestVirginia,atinytownfourhoursfromtheU.S.capital,WashingtonD.C.Fewerthan150peopleliveinGreenBank,whichhastwochurches,anelementaryschoolandapubliclibrary.Itisalsohometothelargestradiotelescopeintheworld.

Thereisaban（禁令）onWi-FiinGreenBank,alongwithanythingelsethatcancrateelectromagnetic（电磁的）waves.Officialssaythewavescoulddisturbthesignals（信号）thetelescopereceiv