高二英語第一次月考

I.單項選擇(25*1)

I.Noieverybodyattendingthemeetingagreed(othesuggestionbythechairman.

A.putupB.putonC.putfonvardD.putout

2.inhernewskirt,shetriedtomakeherselfattheparty.

A.Dressed;noticedB.Dressing;noticed

C.Dressed;noticingD.Dressing;beingnoticing

3.一Oh,doctor,Thewoundonmylegisinfected.

—Youreallyshouldn'thaveleftitto(hesun.

A.discoveredB.exposedC.openedD.buried

4.Therearemanywaysavailabletocancerbutuptonow,noeffectivewaysit

havebeeninvented.

A.cure;treatB.treat;cureofC.treatof;cureD.treat;cure

5.---Whodoyoususpecthavingstolenthewallet?

…Hardtosay

A.withD.forC.ofD.about

6.Itishumanactivitiesontheearththataretoglobalwarming.

A.beblamedfbrB.toblameforC.takechargeofD.beresponsiblewith

7.TheInternetissuchawonderfulinventionthatitpeopleacrosstheworktogether,

howeveraparttheyare.

A.connectB.relateC.joinD.link

8.theassignmentsaidabove,youhavetowritea200-wordcompositionon

environmentpollution.

A.InadditionB.ApartfromC.ExceptD.Otherthan

9.Weshouldneverforgetihosewho(othelibera:ionoftheChinesepeopie.

A.contributedBreferredC.gaveawayD.donated

10.Youhave(oreorganizeyourarticletomakeit.

A.understandB.representC.makesenseD.standfor

11.Theoldprofessorisverystrictbothhimselfandhiswork.

A.in;withB.with;inC.with;fbrD.for;in

12.Youhavetobeveryaboutmakingacommentonyourstudents*performancein

school.

A.curiousB.endiusiasticC.optimisticD.cautious

13.Sheappealed(上訴)lothehighcourtagainsthersentencebutherappealwasbythe

judges,sayingthat(hesentencewasfairandreasonable.

A.rejectedB.refusedC.replacedD.returned

14.Childrenshouldbetaughttotheirownproblemsiftheycan,whichhelpstraintheir

abilityofproblemsolving.

A.giveB.handC.handleD.analyze

15.Theislandcountry,morethan50separateislands,isoneofthetopattractionsfor

touristsaroundtheworld.

A.makingupB.consistingofC.formingD.buildingup

16.TheSouthernStateswantedtofromtheUnion,sotheAmericanCivilWar.

A.getawaywith;brokeupB.getawayfrom;brokeup

C.breakawayfrom;brokeoutD.breakawayfrom;wasbrokenout

17.Mostofthepeopletotheparlywerefamousscientists.

A.invitedB.toinviteC.beinginvitedD.inviting

A.callB.catchC.attractD.fbcuson

19.---Howcarelessyouare!Youhavethemostimportantpointindocument.

A.leftawayB.leftwithC.leftforD.leftout

20.moreattention,thetreescouldhavegrownbetter.

A.GivenB.lbgiveC.GivingD.Havinggiven

21.Thegirldownbyacarwasdying.

A.knockB.knockingC.knockedD.toknock

22.Atthebottomofherheart,nobodycanofherfather,whomadewhatsheistoday.

A.laketheplaceB.takeplaceC.ininsteadD.replace

23.Ioncesufferedmentaldepressionandgotclose(obutfortunatelyapsychological

adviserhelpedmepullthroughthoseharddays.

A.breakingupB.breakingdownC.breakingawayD.breakingoff

24.Islandisasmallpieceoflandbywater.

A.surroundedB.surroundingC.tobesurroundedD.beingsurrounded

25.Whatyouaresayingnowisnotwhatyousaidlastweek.

A.inaagreementwithB.fitinwithC.consistentwithD.similarwith

II.完形填空(15*2)

Theweatherissomethingnoonecancontrol.Itaffects(影響)everyone-richorpoor,youngor

oldineverypartoftheworld.Maybethatis26therearesomanyexpressionsaboutthe

weather,especiallyabout27.

Sometimes,whenyou28rain,youdonotgetany.Othertimes,yougetrainwhenyou

don'tneedit.29abaseballgameforexample.Asuddenrainstormcanstopanexcitinggam

e,forcingtheplayersandthe20,(X)0personswatching(hegametorunfor3().

Ifthegamecannotcontinue,peoplewhoboughttheticketsaregiven“rainchecks”.These

are31ticketsthatwillletthemseea32gameforfree.

“RainChccknnowmeansasecondchanceatsomething.Often,araincheckhas33to

dowithrain.

Storesmayoffer“rainchecks“whentheyselloutallofaproduct--atelevisionset,for

example,34aspeciallowprice.35alltheTVsetsaregone,thestoregivesrain

checkstothosewhowantedtobuyone.TheraincheckallowsapersontobuytheTVsetlaterat

the36lowpriceafterthestorereceivessome37fromthefactory..

“RainCheck"isalsousedinsocialsituations.It'sawayof38aninvitation,butfora

latertime.

Youmayaskfbra"RainCheck”ifyouareinvitedtoafriend'shousefbrdinner,butcan'tbe

there.Yousay,4iwouldloveto39youfordinner,butI'mbusy.Could1havearaincheck?”

Youareasking,inother40,ifyoucouldjoinyourfriendfbrdinneratanothertime.

26.A.whatB.whereC.whyD.when

27.A.weatherB.cloudC.skyD.rain

28.A.needB.controlC.getD.like

29.A.BringB.TakeC.GiveD.Carry

30.A.coverB.umbrellaC.buildingD.home

31.A.beautifulB.specialC.expensiveD.single

32.A.betterB.largerC.laterD.earlier

33.A.somethingR.anythingC.nothingD.everything

34.A.withB.atC.inD.on

35.A.ButB.BeforeC.WhereD.After

36.A.sameB.halfC.properD.fair

37.A.muchB.betterC.moreD.less

38.A.refusingB.printingC.sendingD.accepting

39.A.agreeB.thankC.joinD.satisfy

40.A.timesB.daysC.handsD.words

HL閱讀理解(20*2)

第一節(jié)：閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項。

A

Wemaybeverypleasedwith(herapidprogresswehavemadeineveryfieldofstudy.Buttheway

totestastudent'sknowledgeandabilitystillremainsaspoorasitwas,Wchavealmostdone

nothingtoimproveourexaminationsystem.

Itiswellknownthattheexaminationsystemwcarcnowusingmaybeagoodwayoftestinga

student'smemory,butitcantellyounothingaboutastudent'sability.Itdoesnogoodtostudents

andteachers.

Assoonasachildbeginsschool,heentersaworldofexamination(hatwilldecidehisfutureof

job.

Infactagoodexaminationsystemshouldtrainastudenttothinkforhimself.Butitnowdoes

nothingaboutthat.Sostudentsareencouragedtomemberwhatistaught.Itdoesnotenablethem

togainmoreandnoteknowledge.Thestudentswhoconicoutfirstintheexaminationoftenmay

notbethebestintheirstudies.

Besides,theexaminationsoftenforceteacherstotrainstudentswhattodowiththeccming

examinationfromlimetotime.Theremustbesomesimplerandbetterwaytotestastudent's

abilitybesidesknowledge.Andthatiswhatweshoulddoatonce.

41.Nowlittlehasbeendoneto.

A.decideastudent'sjobB.testastudent'sability

C.testastudent'sknowledgeD.testastudent'smemory

42.Theexaminationsysteir.wearenowusingcanonlymakethestudents.

A.gainmoreandmoreknowledgeB.makerapidprogress

C.rememberwhatistaughtD.thinkfor(hemselves

43.Inordertomakestudentsgainhighmarksinthecomingexamination,teachershave

to.

A.developtheirstudents'abilityB.filltheirstudents'headswithmuchinformation

C.teachfreelyD.teachtheirstudentshowtostudy

44.Thepassagetellsusabouttheimportanceof.

A.gettingexaminationsystemimprovedB.takingexaminations

C.testingastudent'sknowledgeD.workinghardatalllessons

B

Whatmakesonepersonmoreintelligentthananother?Whatmakesonepersonagenius,likethe

brilliantAlbertEinstein,andanotherpersonafool?Arepeoplebomintelligentorstupid,oris

intelligencetheresultofwhereandhowyoulive?Theseareveryoldquestionsandtheanswersto

themarcstiilnotclear.

Weknow,however,thatjustbeingbornwithagoodmindisnotenough.Insomeways,themind

islikealegoranarmmuscle.Itneedsexercise.Mental(donewiththemind)exerciseis

particularlyimportantforyoungchildren.Manychildpsychologists(心'理學(xué)家)thinkthatparents

shouldplaywiththeirchildrenmoreoftenandgivethemproblemstothinkabout.Thechildren

arethenmorelikelylogrowupbrightandintelligent.If,ontheotherhand,childrenareleftalone

agreatdealwithnothingtodo,theyaremorelikelytobecomedullandunintelligent.

Parentsshouldalsobecarefulwithwhattheysaytoyoungchildren.Accordingtosome

psychologists,ifparentsarealwaystellingachild(hatheorsheisafooloranidiot,thenthechild

ismorelikelytokeepdoingsillyandfoolishthings.Soitisprobablybetterforparentstosayvery

positive(helpful)thingstotheirchildren,suchas“Thatwasaverycleverthingyoudid.^^or“You

arcsuchasmartchild.”

45.Thewords^intelligent'"and"brilliant“inthefirstparagraphprobablymeanwhile

“dull”inthesecondparagraphmeans.

A.brightandsplendid;slowinthinkingandunderstandingB.prettyandhandsome;

ordinary-looking

C.greatandimportant;commonD.hopefulandhelpful;careless

46.Accordingto(hecontextwecanguessthatageniusiswhileanidiotis.

A.anormalperson;afunnypersonB.astrongperson;aweakperson

C.ahighlyintelligentperson;afoolishorweak-mindedpersonD.afamousperson;an

ordinaryperson

47.Apersonismorelikelytobecomeagenius.

A.whoseparentsarecleverB.oftenthinkingaboutdifficultproblems

C.oftenhelpedbyhisparentsandteachersD.bornwithagoodbrainandputtingitinto

activeuse

48.Itisbetterforparents.

A.topraiseandencouragetheirchildrenmoreoftenB.lobehardontheirchildren

C.toleavetheirchildrenalonewithnothingtodoD.togivetheirchildrenasmuchhelp

aspossible

49.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothearticle?

A.Parentsplayanimportantpartintheirchildren'sgrowth.

B.Thelessyouuseyourmindthedulleryoumaybecome.

C.Intelligenceisobviouslytheresultofwhereandhowyoulive.

D.Whatmakesapersonbrightorstupidisstillunderdiscussion.

C

Manalsolearnedotherthingsfromanimals.Heobservedthatwildanimals,whensick,keptquiet

andrest,gettingwellwithihehelpofthemedicineinplantsandpureair.Hesawthatananimal

withafevercouldoftenbefoundrestinginacoolplace,ca:ingnothing,andoftendrinkingwater

untilthefeverwasgone.

Somebelievethatfolkmedicinedealswithalotofoldwives'talcswhichhavesomethingto

dowiththemedical(reatmentofthebody.Storiesaretoldabout(hepowersofacertainvegetable

material,whichwhenhungaroundtheneck,bringsthewearergoodhealthduringthecoldv/inter

months.Suchastoryissimplyafairytale.Itshouldbeseparatedfromthediscussionoffolk

medicine.

5O.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutfolkmedicine?

A.Itisbetterthanothermedicinesincuringseriousdiseases.

B.Itcantreatmostkindsofdiseasesforbothmanandanimals.

C.Itkeepsonehealthybyusingmedicinestakenfromplantsandherbs.

A.beingquietandmakinglittlemovementB.lyingonthegroundmakingstrange

noise

C.restinginasecretplacetoavoidenemiesD.drinkingmorewaterthanotheranimals

52.Theunderlinedphrase“oldwives'tales''refersto

C.thoseunscientificstoriesandtalesD.storiesaboutcertainplants

53.Thispassageismainlyabout.

A.animals'naturalpowertocurediseasesB.adiscussionoffolkmedicine

C.howtheearliestmankepthealthyD.whatmanhaslearnedfromanimals

D

GeorgeBankswasacleverjournalist.Heworkedforagoodnewspaper,andhelikedarguingvery

much.Hearguedwithanybody,andaboutanything.Sometimesthepeoplewhomhearguedwith

wereascleverashewas,butoftentheywerenot.

Hedidnotmindarguingwithstupidpeopleatall:heknew(hathecouldneverpersuadethemto

agree,becausetheycouldneverreallyunderstandwhathewassaying,andthestupidertheywere,

(hesurer(heywerethattheywere