江苏省连云港市东海县高二英语上学期第二次月考试题.docx

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江苏省连云港市东海县高二英语上学期第二次月考试题

江苏省连云港市东海县2021-2022高二英语上学期第二次月考试题（）

（总分：

100分时间：

120分钟）

一、单项选择。

（每题1分，共15分）

1.BythetimeJanegetshome，heraunt______forLondontoattendameeting．

A．willleaveB．1eavesC．willhaveleftD．left

2.Thegoodnewsthathewontheprizecheered________everyonepresent．

A．upB．onC．byD．of

3.IwishIachancetotalkwithyouaboutmywritingbeforeyouleft.

A.haveB.hadC.hadhadD.willhave

4.Somethingunusual.Lucywasn'tcomingtovisithermomasshealwaysdid.

A.musthavehappenedB.shouldhavehappenedC.musthappenD.shouldhappen

5.Georgetoofar.Hiscoffeeisstillwarm.

A.musthavegoneB.mighthavegoneC.can'thavegoneD.needn'thavegone

6.Ifyouleaveyourshoeslyingaboutlikethat,you’ll__________them.

A.getoverB.tripoverC.watchoverD.handover

7.—Haveyou__________somenewideas?

—Yeah,I’lltellyoulater.

A.comeaboutB.comeintoC.comeupwithD.comeoutwith

8.MrSmith,bossofacarcompany,usedtogothereandwatchbicycles.

A.torepairB.repairingC.beingrepairedD.repaired

9.ThetransportationwillimprovealotinNantong,withanothertwobridgesovertheChangjiangRiverinthenearfuture.

A.tobeconstructedB.toconstructC.beingconstructedD.constructing

10.Thenewshelookedforwardto.

A.cameatlastB.comingatleastC.cominglastD.havecomerecently

11.Ifoundanoldpotintheground.

A.buriedB.beingburiedC.buryingD.tobeburied

12.itwithmeshouldbethebestchoice.Trustme.

A.WhenleftB.LeavingC.IfyouleaveD.Leave

13.Hismotherwantedtodiscouragehim______thisordinary-lookinggirl.

A.tomarryB.marryC.frommarryingD.married

14.Shehasbeenpracticing_______thesametuneonthepianofornearlyanhour.

A.playB.playingC.toplayD.beplaying

15.---Denny,Icangiveyoualifttothestationifyouwaitfortenminutes.

---Well,I'llrideaMobike..

A.GoaheadB.ThanksanywayC.NoproblemD.It'smypleasure.

二、完形填空：

（每题1分，共20分）

按江苏高考题型要求将以下短文设计成完形填空题：

JuliewasborninLondonin1934.Shebecame16inanimalsandanimalstorieswhenshewasachild.Andsheisfamousallovertheworldbecauseofher17withwildanimals.Shebecamefamousjust18accidentattheageofeleven.HerparentscametoAfricawithJuliemanyyearsagowhenshewasonlyfive.Theyworkforacharitycalled“Savethe19”.Julie20mademanynewfriendsthere.ShebecamethebestfriendofayounglocalboycalledKanu.

OnedayJulieandKanuwereplayingtogether.Shewasshowinghimhowtousea21.Then,Kanuwantedto22aphotoofJuliewithanunusualtreebehindher.Hecouldn’tfitherandthetreeinthecamera’sframe,sohetoldhertostand23tothetree.HetookthephotoofJulie24underthetree.Nothinghappeneduntiltheygotthephotos25.Whentheylookatthephoto,theysawsomethinghangingdownfromthetree.Atfirst,theythoughtitwasasnake.Thentheyrealizeditwasaleopard’stail.

Juliedecidedtogo26tothetreetoseeiftheleopardwas27there.Shewantedtogetaclose-upshotofherandtheleopard.SheandKanuwentinthemiddleoftheday28theyknewthatbigcatsareoftenasleepatthattimeoftheday.

AftertheygotthephotoofJuliewiththeleopard29inthetree,theyshowedittoKanu’sfather,whoownedthelocalnewspaper.HeputthephotoofJulieandtheleopardintheSundaypaper.Whenpeoplesawthephoto,theywroteletterstothenewspaperaskingtoseemore.30Juliestartedtotakemorephotoswithlions,snakesandmanyotherkindsof31animals.Andherphotographcareerwassoonupandrunning!

Soonalotofmagazinesstartedtobuythephotos32her.AndthenJulieandherparents33alotofthemoneytothecharitycalled“SavetheChildren”.

It’s34thatbeingfamouscanstartfroman35.

16.A.interestedB.experiencedC.excitedD.active

17.A.tailsB.lettersC.photosD.career

18.A.inB.onC.byD.with

19.A.animalsB.childrenC.leopardD.cats

20.A.quicklyB.soonC.fastD.then

21.A.cameraB.televisionC.telephoneD.paintbrush

22.A.haveB.playC.getD.take

23.A.closeB.highC.closerD.higher

24.A.standingB.tostandC.standD.stood

25.A.developedB.takenC.cleanedD.closed

26.A.forwardB.backC.behindD.after

27.A.stillB.tillC.untilD.remain

28.A.beforeB.incaseC.whyD.because

29.A.sleepingB.restingC.hangingD.running

30.A.HoweverB.afterwardC.furthermoreD.So

31.A.natureB.wildC.cruelD.desolate

32.A.toB.onC.fromD.in

33.A.devoteB.donateC.spentD.pay

34.A.strangeB.natureC.importantD.necessary

35.A.incidentB.accidentC.photoD.asleep

三、阅读理解：

（每题2分，共20分）

按江苏高考题型要求将以下短文设计成阅读理解题：

A

Mostpeoplethinkofacamelasanobedientbeastofburdenbecauseitisbestknownforitsabilitytocarryheavyloadsacrossvaststretchesofdesertwithoutrequiringwater.Inreality,thecamelisconsiderablymorethanjusttheArabianequivalentofthemule.Italsopossessesagreatamountofintelligenceandsensitivity.

Arabsassertthatcamelsaresoacutelyawareofinjusticeandill-treatmentthatacamelownerwhopunishesoneofthebeaststoohardfindsitdifficulttoescapethecamel’srevenge.Apparently,theanimalwillrememberaninjuryandwaitforanopportunitytogetrevenge.

Inordertoprotectthemselvesfromthevengefulbeasts,Arabiancameldrivershavelearnedtotricktheircamelsintobelievingtheyhave achievedrevenge.WhenanArabrealizesthathehasexcitedacamel’srage,heplaceshisowngarmentsonthegroundintheanimal’spath.Hearrangestheclothingsothatitappearstocoveraman’sbody.Whenthecamelrecognizesitsmaster’sclothingontheground,itseizesthepilewithitsteeth,shakesthegarmentsviolently,andtramplesontheminarageinafrenzy.Eventually,afteritsangerhassubsided,thecameldeparts,assumingitsrevengeiscomplete.Onlythendoestheownerofthegarmentscomeoutofhiding----safeforthetimebeingthankstothiscleverruse.

36.What'sthispassagemainlyabout?

A.Camelsareobedientbeastsofburden

B.Whatdidcameldriversdoinordertoprotectcamelsfromthevengefulbeasts.

C.Camelsareacutelyawareofinjusticeandill-treatment

D.Camels'angercanbesubsided.

37.Whatcanbethebesttitleofthispassage?

A.Cleverrusetosubsidethecamel'sanger

B.Thecamelsrage

C.Howdidthecamelrevengeforinjusticeandill-treatment

D.Thecamelisanobedientbeast

38.Theunderlinedword"ruse"inlastparagraphmostprobablymeans""?

A.schemeB.jokeC.kiddingD.　trick

39.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?

A.Thedriversmakecamelsbelievethattheyhavegottenrevenge.

B.Thecameltramplesonitsmaster'sclothinginafrenzy

C.Thecamelpossessesmuchintelligenceandsensitivity.

D.Theownerofthegarmentshidesinordertobesafe.

B

EMERGENCIES

Dial37499

FIRE

Ifyoufindafire:

·Raisethealarm（useredbreak-glassboxes）

·Ring1-999

·Leavethebuildingbythenearestsaferoute

Then–Innormalworkinghours:

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Afterhours/weekends:

reporttotheFireBrigadeonarrival

Ifyouhearafirealarm:

·Leavethebuildingbythenearestsaferoute

·Gotoanassemblyareatoawaitinstructions

Exceptionalarmsaretestedbefore8:

30ameachMonday-youneedtakenoactionatthattimeprovidedthealarmisringing.Reportanyfaultsinfirewarningequipmentquickly.

INJURY/ILLNESS

DAY:

Call37499,giveclearinstructionsregardinglocationofcasualty（横祸）.

Night/Weekends:

Ifitappearslife-threatening,call1-999togetanambulancefirst,thencall

37499forUniversityback-up.

IfanyonehasbeentakentohospitalafteranACCIDENT,callJaneBlunt,37397orPager667indaytime,or07817602858atnight,assoonaspossible.

GIVECLEARINSTRUCTIONSREGARDINGLOCATION:

ThisistheCAVENDISHLABORATORY.JJThomsonAve,offMadingleyRoad.CB3OHE

BUILDINGS,INFRASTRUCTUREANDSECURITY

DAY:

Call37499andexplaintheproblem

NIGHT:

Forseriousthreatstosecurity,safetyandprotectionofthebuilding.

BuildingsandServices:

Securityproblemsofthebuilding

1.KelthMatthews019542107941.KelthMatthews01954210794

2.PeterBystricky014496762202.PeterBystricky01449676220

·Computeralarm–youneedtakenoaction

·Gasleak–ensurenooneentersthedangerarea

40.Whatshouldyoudowhenyoufindafireexcept?

A.ring1-999B.leavebythenearestsaferoute

C.takenoactionD.gotoanassemblyarea

41.Wecancallwhenwantingtogetanambulance.

A.01954210794B.1-999C.37397D.37499

42.Whichofthefollowingisnotanemergency?

1.hearingafirealarm2.exceptionalarmsaretested

3.someonehasbeentakentohospital4.someoneisillorinjured

5.computeralarm6.gasleak

A.1&5B.2&6C.2&5D.3&4

Ｃ

Inrecentyears,therehasbeengreatprogressinthestudyofgenetics.Withthisprogressdoorshavebeenopeneduptotechnologiesthatneverexistedbefore.Whilemanypeopleareexcitedaboutthesenewtechnologies,thesesametechnologiesfrightenothers.Nowhereisthistruerthanwithgeneticallymodified（GM）food.

Therearetwowaysinwhichaplantorananimalcanbegeneticallymodified.First,newmaterialcanbeinsertedintoitsDNAtogivetheplantoranimalqualitieswhichitwouldneverhaveinnature.Second,materialcanbetakenfromtheDNAofaplantorananimalinordertoremovequalitieswhicharenotdesired.

OneaimofGMresearchistoproducefoodwhichwillmakeushealthier.Sofar,thistechnologyhasbeenusedtoproduceplantswhicharebetterabletodefendthemselvesagains