高二月考英语试题含答案doc文档格式.docx

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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.Whatdoesthewomanorder?

A.Chicken.B.Fish.C.Beef.

2.Whomwillthewomanborrowabikefrom?

A.Joan.B.Mary.C.Tom.

3.Whatwillthewomandoaftersupper?

A.GotoseeJerry.B.Goforawalk.C.Stayathome.

4.Wheredoesthemanthinkthekeysare?

A.Onthetable.B.Inthewoman’scarC.Inthewoman’sbag.

5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Aninjury.B.Abasketballmatch.C.Abasketballplayer.

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.Whydoesthemancallthewoman?

A.Toasksomeinformation.

B.Toaskhertocheckhise-mailforhim.

C.Totellherthetimeofanappointment.

7.Whatwillthespeakersdointheevening?

A.Attendaparty.B.BuysomeCDs.C.Gotoaconcert.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatrelationisthewomantotheman?

A.Hisneighbour.B.Hissister.C.Hisclassmate.

9.Wherewillthemangonext?

A.Tothewoman’shome.B.Tohiscousin’shouse.C.Toabusstop.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whenwillthefestivalbeheldthisyear?

A.OnthefirstSundayofJune.B.OnthefirstSaturdayofJuly.

C.OnthefirstSundayofJuly.

11.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

A.Thefestivallastsawholeday.

B.ThefestivaloffersspecialT-shirts.

C.Thewomanlikesthebandverymuch.

12.Howdoesthemansuggestthewomangotothefestival?

A.Bycar.B.Bybus.C.Bysubway.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Howdoesthewomanfeelinthebeginning?

A.Disappointed.B.Pleased.C.Tired.

14.Whatdothespeakersdisagreeon?

A.WhethertheclothesinH&

Marecheap.

B.Whethertheblackdresssuitedthewoman.

C.Whetherthewomanshouldbuythereddress.

15.Whatisthewomancomplaining?

A.Shecan’tfindanythingshelikes.

B.Shecanonlyaffordsomecheapclothes.

C.Shehasdifficultyfindingasuitabledress.

16.WhatwillthewomantryoninZARA?

A.Tops.B.Skirts.C.Dresses.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.HowlongistheCenteropen?

A.For5months.B.For8months.C.For10months.

18.WhatcanpeopledointheCenter?

A.Learntabletennis.B.Playbasketball.C.Climbwalls.

19.Whatcanpeoplegetiftheypayforaday?

A.Drinks.B.Ameal.C.Aroom.

20.Whatisthepurposeofthetalk?

A.Toinformthelistenerstheofficehours.

B.Totellthelistenerstohaveagoodtime.

C.Tointroducethecentertolisteners.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中,选出最佳选项。

并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。

A

KendallCiesemieristhefounderofcharityKidsCaring4Kids,anorganizationshecreatedafterseeingashowonthedifficultsituationofAIDSorphans（孤儿）inAfrica.CiesemierwasinspiredtotrytochangethelivesofthoseaffectedbyAIDSandtoencourageotherchildrentodothesame.Shetellsusofthepowerherpersonalstoryhasinshowingotherstheytoocanmakeadifference.

YousawOprah’sshowonAIDSorphanswhenyouwere11—doyourememberhowyoufelt?

WhenIsawtheshowIwasshocked.IhadneverheardofAIDSbeforeandwasconcernedthatkidsweregrowingupwithoutparentsandnoonehadtroubledtoaskformyhelp.

Iwantedtocreateaplaceforkidstogetinvolvedandaplacewheretheirsmallcontributionswouldbevaluedandcelebrated.IalsofeltthatIneededtotakeimmediateactionmyself.Ifoundanorphansponsorship（赞助）programonlineandaneight-year-oldgirlfromMauritaniawhoneededmyhelp.IstartedthereandKidsCaring4Kidsgrewfromthatexperience.

Howhasyourownillnessinspiredyoutohelpothers?

Growingupwitharareliver（肝脏）diseasemademefeeldifferent,whichIthinkattractedmetootherswhoweredifferentandthosestrugglingwithsomething.IknewhowIfeltandIwantedtohelpreducethatfeelinginsomeoneelse.Ialwayswantedtosupportpeople.Growingupwithanillnessgavemeempathy（移情）forothers.

Howdoesyourownstoryinspireothers?

Myownpersonalstoryisevidencethatpeoplecangivefromanywhere.IstartedKidsCaring4Kidsfromahospitalroom.Istartedbyhelpingonepersonanditsnowballedfromthere.WhenIsharemystory,Ithinkthat’swhataffectspeoplethemost—thefactthatIstartedallofthisduringatimeofpersonalstruggleandweakness.IfIcoulddothat,thentheycandosomethingtoo.

21.Accordingtothetext,KendallCiesemier.

A.hostedashowonthesituationinAfrica

B.wasaffectedbyAIDSandaliverdisease

C.madeanefforttohelpAfricanAIDSorphans

D.earnedlotsofmoneyfromKidsCaring4Kids

22.WhatmadeCiesemiercreateKidsCaring4Kids?

A.HerexperienceinAfrica.

B.Livingwithaliverdisease.

C.WatchingOprah’sshowonAIDSorphans.

D.Herworkwithanorphansponsorshipprogram.

23.Ciesemier’sownillness.

A.causedhertolosesomeclosefriends

B.madeherdiscouragedandlessenthusiastic

C.keptherawayfromthosewhoweredifferent

D.helpedhereasilyunderstandotherpatients’feelings

B

KayandCharlesGiddenssoldtheirhometostartabedandbreakfast.Fouryearslater,thecouplenowdishesoutbananapancakebreakfasts,cleanstoilets,serveshomemadecookiestoguestsinabedandbreakfastsurroundedbytreesonamountainknownforcolorfulsunsets.

“DoImissthefreeways?

DoImissthetraffic?

DoImissthestress?

No,”saysMs.Giddens.“Thisisaphenomenon（现象）that’sfairlywidespread.Alotofpeoplearerethinkingtheirlivesandfiguringoutwhattheywanttodo.”Simplelivingrangesfromcuttingdownonweeknightactivitiestosharinghousing,livingclosertoworkandcommuting（通勤）less,avoidingshoppingmalls,borrowingbooksfromthelibraryinsteadofbuyingthem,andtakingacutinpaytoworkatamorepleasurablejob.

VickiRobin,awriter,tellsushowshedealswiththechangesinherbudget（预算）,nowfarlessthanwhatsheusedtomake.

“Youbecomeconsciousofwhereyourmoneyisgoingandhowvaluableitis,”Ms.Robinsays.“Youtendnottousethingsup.Youcookathomeratherthaneatout.Youfindyourlifeisnotamessanymore,andyoudiscoveryourlivingcostshavegonewaydown.”

JanetLuhrs,alawyer,quitherjobaftergivingbirthandleavingherdaughterwithababysitterfortwoweeks.“ItwasnotthewayIwantedtoraisemykids,”shesays.“Simplicityisnotjustaboutsavingmoney;

it’saboutmesittingdowneverynightwithmykidstoacandlelitdinnerwithclassicalmusic.”

Ms.LuhrsnoweditsamagazinecalledSimpleLiving,whichpublishestipsonhowtobuyrecycledfurnitureandshoes,andorganizepotluck（家常便饭）dinnersinsteadoffancyreceptions.

“Simplicityisaboutconsciouslivingandcreatingthelifeyouwant.Thelessstuffyoubuy,thelessmoneygoesoutthedoor,andthelessmoneyyouhavetoearn,”Ms.Luhrsexplains.

24.HowdoesMs.Giddensfeelaboutthelifesheislivingnow?

A.Bored.B.Worried.C.Satisfied.D.Surprised.

25.WhatdoesthephenomenonMs.Giddensmentionedreferto?

A.Servingothers.B.Findinganewjob.

C.Livingasimplelife.D.Openingarestaurant.

26.JanetLuhrsgaveupherjobasalawyerinorderto.

A.haveonemorebabygirl

B.createherownmagazine

C.makehercareerinmusic

D.spendmoretimewithherkids

27.Inwhichpartofanewspaperwillthetextmostprobablyappear?

A.Business.B.Lifestyle.C.Education.D.Entertainment.

C

ForChristmaslastyear,Marie’sgrandmawantedtogethersomethingspecial.SoMarieaskedhergrandmaforherdreamgift:

abrand-newpairofUGGboots.Allherfriendshadthem.

OnChristmasmorning,Mariereallygotapairofboots.Theyfitperfectly.Thequalitywassuperb.Therewasonlyonethingmissing:

thetinylabel（标签）ontheheelthatsaysUGG.

Mariethankedhergrandma.Butshe’sonlywornthosebootstwice—bothtimestovisithergrandma.“Iwouldneverweartheminpublic,”shesays.

Marie’sgrandmawouldbeheartbrokentoknowthetruth.ButatUGGheadquarters（总部）,aroomfullofsalesmanagerswouldbecheering.

Throughclevermarketingandexpensiveadvertising,themakersofUGGshaveconvinced（使信服）Marie—andmillionsofothers—thatthenameUGGhasvaluefarbeyondwhatthehomelyslipperbootsshouldreallycost.UGGs,likeNorthFacejackets,Nikesneakers,andotherbrand-nameitemsare“statussymbols”.Peoplepaydouble,triple,even10timesmoreforbrandnamesthanforsimilaritems.Isapairof$400TrueReligionjeansreallybetterthanthe$18WranglersyoucangetatWalmart?

Maybethequalityisabithigher.Maybetheyshrinkless.Butarebrandnamesreallyworththeexorbitantprices?

Somepriceybrandsdo,infact,usehigher-qualitymaterialsthatfitbetterandfeelniceonyourskin.

However,thetruthisthatthevalueofabrandhaslittletodowithqualityandalottodowithstatus.ArecentstudybyConsumerReportsfoundthatsomeoftheleastexpensivejeansarebettermadethanthemoreexpensivejeans.Butthatdoesn’tmatter.Wearingacertainlabeltellstheworld“Ibelong”or“Icanaffordit.”

Afewdecadesago,theideaofakidrefusingtowearapairofbootsbecausethelabelwaswrongwouldhaveseemedascrazyastalkingonaphonethesizeofyourhand.

Clearly,timeshavechanged.

28.WhenshereceivedtheChristmasgiftfromhergrandma,Marieseemed.

A.excitedB.worried