蘇皖學校20172018學年度第二學期月考卷高二英語（150分）考試范圍：選修第一單元命題人：何晶晶第一部分聽力(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)第一節(jié)(共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分)聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。第一部分：聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）請聽下面5段對話，選出最佳選項。1.Whatarethetwospeakersgoingtobuy？A.Bread. B.Cheese. C.Eggs.2.Howdoesthewomanfindthefish?A.Justsoso. B.Bad. C.Quitegood.3.Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.Markshouldgoonwiththegame.B.Markshoulddrawpicturesontheputer.C.Markshouldreviewhislessons.4.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inthebookstore. B.Inthelibrary.C.Intheclassroom.5.Whydoesn’tJaneeatherchocolatecake?A.Shedoesn’tlikechocolate.B.Shehastroublewithhertooth.C.Shehasnotooth.第二節(jié)（共15小題;每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）請聽下面5段對話或獨白，選出最佳選項。請聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6.Inwhichdepartmentcanthisconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A.ShoeDepartment. B.ClothingDepartment.C.JewelryDepartment.7.Whatcouldbethereasonifthewomandoesnotbuytheovercoat?A.Thecolor. B.Thesize. C.Theprice.請聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。8.Whatcanthewomanbe?A.Awaitressatahotel. B.ThesecretaryofMrBlack.C.TheassistantofProfessorGreen.9.HowcouldthemangetintouchwithMrGreen?A.AskthewomantofindtheBlackwoodHotel.B.Dial809.C.Dial114tofindthetelephonenumberoftheBlackwoodHotel.10.Whydidthemanaskthewomantochangethedollar?A.Topayfortheinformation.B.Tomakeaphonecall.C.Togotothehotelbybus.請聽第8段材料，回答第11至14題。11.Whatisthemandoing?A.Sellinghishouse. B.Lookingforahouse.C.Lookingforwork.12.Howlonghasthewomanlivedinthehouse?A.19years. B.8years. C.20years.13.Whydoesthewomanwanttosellthehouse?A.Shewantstomoveabroad.B.Shewantstomovetothecountryside.C.Shehopestogetalotofmoney.14.Howmuchdoesthehousecost?A.$6,850. B.$6,815. C.$7,850.請聽第9段材料，回答第15至17題。15.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Friends. B.Strangers.C.Husbandandwife.16.Howdidthewomanfindherstaythere?A.Boring. B.Wonderful. C.Adventurous.17.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodowhenshegetshome?A.Sendhimanemail. B.Writealettertohim.C.Givehimacall.請聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。18.HowoldwasRosewhensheleftschool?A.16. B.17. C.18.19.WhatdidRoselearninthecollege?A.puter. B.English. C.Typing.20.HowmuchwilltheofficepayRoseinthreemonthsifshegetsthejob?A.$30. B.$27. C.$20.第二部分閱讀理解(共20小題；滿分40分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項。ATheotherdaywhenIwaspassingaclothingstore,Ifellinlovewithaskirt.Iknewitwouldsuitmebestatfirstsight.ButwhenIlookedatthepricetag(標簽),IknewIhadtogiveitup.TheloveforbeautifulclotheshasbeenplantedinmyheartthedaywhenIwasborntobeawoman.SeveralyearsagoIreadanarticleinamagazine.Thearticlestatedthatwhenawomanisatherbesttime,sheisusuallypoorortasteless,soshecan’tgettherightclothes;whenshecanaffordtobuytheclothesshelikes,sheoftenfindsthattheydonotsuitheranymore.otherpities.Ithoughttomyselfthisway.ButwhenIwasabouttoenterthebuildingwhereIwasliving,Isawthebigmirrorplacedintheentrance.Isawagirlinitwhowasincheapbutcleanlywashedsweaterandjeans.Shewasratheryoung,healthyandenergetic.ForquiteawhileIwastouchedbywhatIhadseeninthemirror.ThenIalmostforgotthetale:Apersonwithoutshoescrieduntilhesawamanwithoutfeet.Beingyoungwithoutgoodclothesislikethepersonwithoutshoes.IshouldhavefeltgratefulthatIhaven’tlostmyfeet.21.Howdidtheauthorfeelwhenshedecidednottobuytheskirt? A.Embarrassed. B.Wise. C.Regretful. D.Relieved.22.Theunderlinedword“She”inParagraph3refersto. A.theauthor’sfriend B.astranger C.theauthor’sroommate D.theauthor23.Whywastheauthortouchedbywhatshesawinthemirror? A.Shecametorealizewhatshereallypossessed. B.Shewasremindedofherdevotiontobeauty. C.Shedidn’tfeelateasewhenlookingintoamirror. D.Sheneverthoughtovertheothersideofaperson.24.Wecanlearnfromthetextthattheauthorconsideredherloveforbeautifulclothesas. A.funny B.natural C.silly D.simpleBBlindAssociationistobegintrainingdogstohelpblindpeopleundertheageof16.Theassociationsaystoomanyyoungsterswithimpairedeyesightarelackinginindependence.Theyhaveonlyalimitedsociallifebecauseoftheirdisability.Givingsomeofthemguidedogsatayoungerageisintendedtohelpthemtowidentheirrangeofactivitiesandtoimprovetheirsenseofselfconfidenceandindependence.Guidedogsfortheseteenagerswillbegintobeprovidedfromnextyear.Therehasbeenanexperimentalprojecttotesttheuseofguidedogswithyoungerpeople.Charlotte,aged14,wasamongtheyoungestguidedogowners.Shehadbeengraduallylosinghereyesightsincetheageofeight,andlosthereyesightpletelythisyear.Shehasbeenassistedbyatwoyearoldguidedog.Charlotteusedtohavealongsticktohelphermovearound,buthavingaguidedogallowshermuchmorefreedomandmakesherfeelsafer.However,theassociationsaysthereisaworryinglypatchysupplyofservicesfortheyoungblindpeopleacrosstheUK,anditcallsfornationalstandardstobeintroduced.Aswithadultblindpeople,onlyasmallnumberofthemarelikelytobeconsideredsuitableforaguidedog.Mostwillcontinuetorelyonextrahelpandtrainingfromeducationandsocialservices.25.Wecanlearnfromthetextthatowningguidedogs. A.maymeetwithdifficultiessometimes B.isbeneficialtoblindchildren’sdevelopment C.becamepossibleintheUKrecently D.isquiteuniversalintheUK26.Accordingtothetext,Charlotte’sexampleprovesthat. A.itisnecessarytocarryouttheexperimentalproject B.guidedogscangetalongwellwithdisabledpeople C.theassociation’sopinionisnotquiteright D.youngstersneedpanionsandfriends27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“patchy”inthelastparagraphprobablymean? A.Endless. B.Perfect. C.Inadequate. D.Diverse.28.Whatisthemainideaofthetext? A.Blindpeopleneedguidedogs’assistanceintheirdailylife. B.Agelimitfortheblindtohaveguidedogsistoberemoved. C.MoreguidedogswillbetrainedintheUK. D.Theprojectofusingguidedogsistobegin.CAcrosstheUnitedStates,universitiesandcollegeshavebeenlookingtobeemoresustainable(可持續(xù)發(fā)展的)andmorethan600schoolshavealreadyplannedtobeeecofriendly.TheEcoDorm,hometo36studentsatWarrenWilsonCollegeinSwannanoa,wasdesignedtobesustainablefromtoptobottom,orinthiscase,fromitsrainwatercollectionsystemtoitsgarden.Thedormitoryisbringingnewmeaningtotheconceptofliving“green”atcollege.thesustainabilitydrivecamefromthestudentbody.TheEcoDormconceptwaspresentedtenyearsagobytwostudents;aplanningmitteefirstlysuggestedusingbuildingmaterialslikecorncob.Althoughthearchitectsdisagreedwiththeidea,theycameupwithothercreativesolutions:Woodsidingwastakenfromthetreesgrownintheschoolyardthatweresufferingfromadisease,andrainwaterwascollectedinanoldrailwaycarandpumpedbackintothehousetocleanthetoilets.Allinall,thedormusesnearlytwothirdslesselectricitythanasimilarsizedtraditionalbuildingwould.Buteventhemostsustainablehomesneedcontinuedeffortsfromitslivers.AndinthecaseofEcoDorm,studentslivebytheirwords.Mostalsotakeadvantageofthedorm’sbiogarden,plantingandharvestingfruitsandvegetables.“Ididn’thavetoworryaboutpapertowelsbeingwastedorfeelbadaboutdryingmyclothesoutside,”JeremyLekich,thedorm’sgardener,said.“Basically,ithasmademylifeeasier.”29.WecanlearnfromthetextthattheEcoDormintheUS. A.offersstudentsthechancestohaveanaturallivingatcollege B.wasfirstlybuiltbytwocollegestudents C.wasdesignedforsavingbuildingmaterials D.isonlyapplicableinfewschools30.Thesecondparagraphismainlyabout. A.wheretheEcoDormwasbuiltB.whentheEcoDormgotitsname C.whattheEcoDormismadeof D.howtheconceptofEcoDormstarted31.WhatistheadvantageoftheEcoDorm? A.Ithelpsstudentstoenjoylifeatcollege. B.Itsavesalotofmoneyandenergyforthecollege. C.Itmakesstudentsstudyharder. D.Itbringsnewenergytothecollege.32.Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext? A.Alongtermdevelopmentcallsforstudents’efforts. B.Students’ideasshouldbeencouragedatcollege. C.GreenlivingisanewtrendatAmericancolleges. D.Studentscanlearntoprotecttheenvironmentthroughpractice.DInsteadofstayingathometocareforthekids,manymothersworktohelpsupporttheirfamilies.Butwhatdoesamotherdowhenherchildissick?SophiaFowkesworkedasaputerprogrammerbefore,butshewasfiredfortakingtoomuchtimeofftocareforherverysickchild.Althoughshelostherjob,shetookanopportunitytoturnherhobbyintoabusiness:creating“babycakes”,abinationofdiapers(尿布)andbabyproductsartfullyarrangedtolooklikeacake.Inside,itcontainsblankets,towels,bottlesandtoys—thingsthatcanbeusedforbabies.Theyareperfectgifts.However,theideaofmaking“babycakes”camefromoneofherexperiences.Whenherchildwasborn,shereceivedagiftcalleddiapercake.Itwasmadeofdiapers,butitwassmallandunusable.Soshedecidedtocreateherownstyleofittogiveherfriendsasagift.Herfriendslikedthesegiftsverymuchandadvisedhertomakeandsell“babycakes”.Shethoughtthatitwouldbeturnedintoafulltimebusiness.In1998,shestartedBabyCakes.Afterseveralyears,herbusinessgrewandexpandedinawaythatevenshehadneverexpected.Shesoldherproductsonlineatfirst.Threeyearsafterherownwebsitewascreated,demandforherproductswassogreatthatinAugust,2001sheopenedarealstore.Sheisreadytobinetheonlinestorewiththetraditionalstore.33.Sophiawasoutofworkbecause. A.shewantedtostartherownbusinessB.shelostinterestinputerprogramming C.shefailedtodesignputerprogramsD.shecouldn’tbalanceherworkandfamily34.WhatmadeSophiadecidetocreate“babycakes”forsale? A.Herunemployment. B.Herfamily’ssupport. C.Herfriends’suggestion. D.Hermarketresearch.35.WhichofthefollowingistherightorderforSophia’sevents? a.Shesetupherfirstrealstore. b.Sheturnedherhobbyintoabusiness. c.Sheusedbothtraditionalandonlineselling. d.Shesetupherownwebsiteforherproducts. A.b,c,d,a. B.b,d,a,c. C.a,c,b,d. D.a,d,c,b. 36.Sophia’sstorysuggeststhat. A.experienceisthemotherofwisdom B.afailurecanbeachanceinlife C.twoheadsarebetterthanone D.afriendinneedisafriendindeedENottinghamGoose(鵝)FairstartedonthefirstThursdayinOctoberandlasted3days.However,nowadaysyouwon’tfindanygeesethere.butithasaninterestingandshockinghistory.Forstarters,itwasn’talwaysthelargestfairinthearea.AndthemainfairforthepeopleofNottinghamintermsoftradeandeconomywastheLentonFairheldatLentonPriory.IntheMiddleAgestheLentonFairovershadowed(使顯得遜色)theGooseFairinsizeandimportance.HarrisonsCalendarofFairsfor1587mentionstheLentonFairbutnottheGooseFair.However,theGooseFairpetedwithitslocalpetitorsandeveryyearover20,000geesefromtheFensinLincolnshirearrivedtobesoldtoprovidethetraditionalMichaelmasdish.Itwasn’tjustforgeeseeither.AllkindsofthingsweresoldattheGooseFair:sheep,horsesandcattlewerealsosold.Thefairhasbeenunderthreatofclosuremanytimesovertheyears.In1764theyactuallyhadcheeseriots(暴亂)duetoanincreaseofathirdonthepriceofcheeseparedwiththepreviousyear,whichresultedinanattackonthestallholders(攤主)atthefair.By1880thefairwasreducedtoathreedayevent,whichstartedonthefirstThursdayofOctober.In1928thefairwasmovedfromthemarketsquaretoitspresentsiteintheforestwhichisfarawayfromthecitycentre.Despiteattemptsthroughoutitshistorytopreventthefair,theinefromrentspaidbythestallholdersisfinanciallybeneficialtothelocalgovernment.Soregardlessofthecheeseriotsandthevariousattemptstoprohibitit,NottinghamGooseFairhassurvivedtocelebrateovereightcenturiesoffun.37.Thecheeseriotsin1764werementionedtoshow. A.theGooseFairmetstrongpetitionfromitspetitors B.stallholdersusuallybenefitedmostfromtheGooseFair C.theGooseFairgraduallylostpopularitywithtimegoingby D.violenceandtroublesusedtoputtheGooseFairindanger38.TheGooseFairhaslastedtilltodaymainlybecause. A.itisfulloffunandenjoyedbymostpeople B.itbringsgreatbenefitstothelocaleconomy C.ithasstrongsupportfromthemayorofNottingham D.itisrepresentativeofthetraditionsofNottingham39.Wecanlearnfromthetextthat. A.theGooseFairdidn’tbeefamousuntil1587 B.theGooseFairusedtolastlongerthanitdoestoday C.thoseagainsttheGooseFairweremostlyfromthecountryside D.theLentonFairwasonceheldatthesametimeastheGooseFair40.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“prohibit”inthelastparagraphmean?A.Prevent. B.Follow. C.Ignore. D.Describe.第三部分完形填空(共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分)ItseemedthateversinceAmandastartedherschool,kidsoftenmadefunofher,whichmadeherfeelveryhelplessandlonely.Onedaybeforeherbirthday,shewastoldbyhermumthata“MakeASpecialBirthday41”contestwasbeingheldinaradioprogramofthecity.Ifshewrotea42totheprogram,shemightwinabigprize.Thecontestsounded43,soshestartedthinkingwhatshe44HerewasAmanda’sletter:MynameisAmanda.Iamnineyearsold.Ihavea45atschool.Canyouhelpme?Ihaveaspecial46.DuetothewayIwalkandtalk,kidsoften47me.Ijustwantone48whennooneplaysjokesonme.Attheradiostationinthecity,theworkershadfun49aboutallthedifferentpresentsthatkidswantedontheirbirthdays.WhenAmanda’sletterarrived,themanagerMr.Tobinreadit50.Heknewherdiseasethatmight51herschoolmateswhodidn’tunderstandher52.Hethoughtitwas53forpeopletoknowthegirlandher54wish.It’snecessaryforpeopleto55thateveryonewantsanddeservestobe56withrespect,dignityandwarmth.57,Mr.Tobinquicklycalledupalocal58.Thenextday,apictureofAmandaandherlettermadethefrontpageofthenewspaper.Allacrossthecountry,themedia59thestoryofAmanda,who60forsuchasimpleyetunusualgift—justonedaywithoutbeinglaughedat.Finallyherwishcametrue.41.A.Poster B.Card C.Wish D.Cake42.A.poem B.note C.song D.letter43.A.fun B.ridiculous C.scientific D.familiar44.A.cared B.missed C.wanted D.planned45.A.challenge B.problem C.program D.project46.A.disease B.family C.dream D.birthday47.A.runafter B.carefor C.watchover D.laughat48.A.day B.week C.month D.year49.A.worrying Bthinking C.reading D.looking50.A.nervously B.carefully C.helplessly D.happily51.A.attract B.disappoint C.confuse D.surprise52.A.disability B.strength C.reality D.loss53.A.impossible B.hard C.mon D.good54.A.unknown B.unusual C.unimportant D.unexpe