辽宁省大石桥市第二高级中学2020学年高一英语6月月考试题（无答案）

大石桥市二高2020学年度下学期6月考试高一英语试卷时间：100分钟 满分：120分*1.25=150分第一部分：听力略第二部分 阅读理解（共20小题；每小题 2 分，满分 40分）ASee Monmouth for YourselfThe best way to decide if Monmouth University is right for you is to see it in person. This way, you can get a real sense of the people, the atmosphere and the community.Each visit to Monmouth includes a tour of our beautiful and historic campus, as well as a chance to speak with an admission counselor (招生顾问). But the best way to get the most out of your trip is to personalize your experience. You can talk to students, visit with professors, speak with a coach or even attend a class. And make sure to take a little extra time to discover and explore Monmouths surroundings. The campus is walking distance from the Atlantic coast and an hour away from both New York City and Philadelphia. Its a location where you can learn, research, study, work, play, and access (接触) an entire region (地区) whenever you like. Weekday Visits Pick the date and time Monday through Friday that works best for you. Tour the historic campus, see everyday learning and life, and talk with admission counselors.Weekends at Monmouth Information sessions (会议) lead into campus tours and conversations with admission counselors on Saturday and Sunday mornings throughout the year. Group Visits Monmouth encourages student groups from schools or organizations to visit our beautiful campus. Counselors or group leaders who would like to schedule a visit for a group of students, please fill in our Group Visit Request Form. We will contact you about scheduling (安排) your visit as soon as we receive your visit request. Graduate Student Visits Set up an appointment (预约) to meet with a counselor (evening appointments included), or attend an upcoming information session.Please call the Admission Office at 732-571-3456 if you have any questions about visiting the campus. Schedule a VisitUse our Online Scheduling Form to schedule a visit to Monmouth University.21. You may do many things when you visit Monmouth, EXCEPT _.A. talk with an admission counselorB. take a class with other studentsC. visit the historic campusD. join professors research programs22. If you want to organize a group of students to visit Monmouth, you should _.A. contact the admission counselorsB. call the Administration OfficeC. fill in the Group Visit Request FormD. book at least one month ahead of your visit23. Which of the following statements is TRUE?A. Monmouth University is located in New York.B. Information sessions are held on weekdays throughout the year.C. Graduate students can meet with an admission counselor in the evening.D. To meet with a counselor, students must take part in information sessions.BA US girls dream to end poverty (贫困) started with a walk down a street in downtown Fresno in California, US. Kaitlin Riffel was visiting her father at work the Fresno Rescue Mission, a shelter for the homeless and those in need. “I never realized there were people in the world who didnt have a home or food before,” recalled (回忆) Kaitlin, who is now 16. “I knew there was something I had to do about that.”At age 8, she started raising money to build a playground at Rescue the Children, a facility (机构) in Fresno for women and children in need. “It took me two years, but my sisters and I raised $365 (2,520 yuan),” Kaitlin said. “We started small. We knew we wanted to do something to make a difference.” The amount jumped to $80,000 the following year after the girls teamed up with friends, and the playground was built in 2020. It inspired Kaitlin to found Kids on a Mission, a kid-powered nonprofit organization that has helped hundreds of people living in poverty in the US and abroad.The work overseas started when Kaitlin, then 13, visited El Salvador in Central America. There, she saw people starving (挨饿) and families living in shelters made of cardboard (纸板). “The rooms were smaller than my bedroom, but there would be eight people living in each one,” Kaitlin recalled. “We also got to see the rivers that these people were drinking out of, and they contained dirty water.” Providing clean drinking water for people living in poverty is now a focus (焦点) for Kids on a Mission. Children and adult volunteers dig wells (井) and also help orphans (孤儿) by providing food and clothes. “Being able to see how much they are suffering but then to give them food thats life-changing for us,” Kaitlin said.Kids on a Mission is in the process of giving children larger leadership roles within the organization now that Kaitlin is a junior in high school. She may not play as big of a role in the organization if she moves away for college. “This young lady just understands that by giving and having a huge heart, shes not only changing the hearts of people in this community, shes changing the world,” said Jim Yovino, Fresno County Superintendent of Schools.24. Which of the following statements is TRUE?A. Kaitlin was inspired to help the poor when she worked at her fathers organization.B. Kaitlin succeeded in raising enough money for a playground with other peoples help.C. It took Kaitlin and her sister two years to raise $80,000 for Rescue the Children.D. Kaitlin started volunteering at Rescue the Children when she was 8 years old.25. What can we learn about Kids on a Mission?A. It was founded by Kaitlin and her sister in 2020.B. It is a nonprofit organization aiming to end poverty in the US.C. It only recruits (招募) children volunteers from Kaitlins community.D. It is now focusing on providing clean drinking water to the poor.26. According to the article, Kaitlin _.A. will continue to lead Kids on a Mission when in collegeB. is now working on improving her leadership skillsC. has positively influenced people in her communityD. has received much financial support for her work from her family27. The article is mainly written to _.A. call on readers to help people in needB. introduce the work of Kids on a MissionC. show that everyone can make a differenceD. share Kaitlins story of helping the poorCThis summer, the UK will honor one of its favorite writers, Jane Austen (1775-1817), by making her the face of the new 10 note. In the 200 years since her death, Austens fame has increased from the modest amount she enjoyed in her lifetime to the global fame she receives today. And yet Austens work is so very English that its rather strange she should be so popular all over the world. Her novels are so of their time that its remarkable that shes still appreciated in this very different age. Her most famous works including Pride and Prejudice (傲慢与偏见，1813), the one for which she is most known are set in the world of the English gentry (贵族阶层) in the late 18th century. Most of her fiction is about young women of that time. Women of the gentry could not work, so their chances of happiness or even basic living depended upon finding a husband. This is a very serious subject matter, of course, but the joy of Austens stories is her ability to make wonderful, but also touching, comedy (喜剧) out of something so serious. Take Pride and Prejudice as an example. Elizabeth Bennet is one of six daughters in a family that struggles with money problems. Her mother wants to marry off as many of them as possible. The pushy and annoying (烦人的) Mrs Bennet is one of the great comic characters of English literature. The main plot (情节) of the novel is driven by the love-hate relationship between Elizabeth and Mr Darcy, a wealthy aristocrat (贵族). At first, they dont get on. Elizabeth finds Darcy too proud; she feels he thinks he is better than everyone else. She thinks that he looks down upon her family in particular. Darcy, while admiring Elizabeth, believes that she has taken unfairly to him. The pleasure of the novel is reading how these obstacles (障碍) are overcome and how the comical and unexpected ending is achieved. If we think about this story, its obvious why Jane Austen is still popular 200 years after her death, and why readers can still identify with (感同身受) characters from the long dead world of the 18th century English gentry. Although there have been many changes since that time, its still the greatest challenge in life for men and women to find the partner of their dreams.28. It can be concluded from Paragraph 2 that the author _.A. believes Jane Austens works were ahead of their timeB. thinks that everyone should read Jane Austens booksC. has doubts about Jane Austens popularity all over the worldD. is surprised that Jane Austens books are still so famous29. According to the article, Pride and Prejudice _.A. has a sad and unexpected endingB. deals with a serious social issue in a light-hearted wayC. centers on poor peoples struggles in the 18th centuryD. tells readers that everyone can succeed through hard work30. According to the article, Jane Austen remains popular today because _.A. readers enjoy reading love stories about wealthy aristocratsB. readers are attracted by the way people deal with obstacles in the storiesC. readers can always find something new from her novelsD. her works deal with problems many of todays readers still face31. The article is mainly written to _.A. tell us why Jane Austen was chosen to be on the new 10 noteB. introduce the story of Pride and PrejudiceC. explain why Jane Austen is still popular todayD. introduce Jane Austens creative writing styleDDo you always struggle to understand others feelings? Perhaps you should listen to your heart. According to a team of scientists at Anglia Ruskin University in the UK, people who are more aware of their own heartbeat are better at understanding others emotions.Researchers have long suspected (怀疑) that this ability is important for understanding others thoughts and feelings. To test this theory, the British team asked 72 volunteers to count their own heartbeats without feeling a pulse (脉搏). This aimed to see how aware they were of the feelings inside their own bodies. Then, the volunteers were shown video clips of social interactions (互动), which tested their ability to read the minds of the characters. During the clips, they were asked questions that required an understanding of the emotions of a certain character for example, “What is Sandra feeling?” In addition, they were asked questions that did not involve any emotions, such as “What is Michael thinking?” They were also asked non-social questions, like “What was the weather like that evening?” The results showed that those who had counted their heartbeats most accurately were better at answering questions relating to the characters emotions. However, there was no link between the ability to feel whats going on inside your body and questions that did not involve any emotions.Punit Shah, lead author of the study, used an example to explain this: If your colleague Michael is rude toward Sandra in public, your body processes (处理) this by increasing your heart rate. This may make you feel anxious and allow you to understand that Sandra is embarrassed . “If you do not feel your heart rate increase, it may reduce your ability to understand that situation and respond (反应) appropriately,” Shah told The Telegraph. Researchers believed their findings mean it could be possible to make people more empathetic by training them to listen to their hearts. This also lends support to the argument that feelings are, at the very least, deeply rooted in physical sensations (感觉).32. What does the new study find?A. People are better at understanding others emotions than thoughts.B. People with quicker heartbeats are more sensitive to others feelings.C. The ability to feel your heartbeat is important for understanding others thoughts.D. Your ability to feel others emotions is related to your ability to feel your own heartbeat.33. Which of the following statements is TRUE about the new study according to the article?A. The volunteers were asked to count their heartbeats while watching video clips.B. Researchers designed emotional, non-emotional and non-social questions.C. The volunteers were required to describe each others thoughts and feelings.D. Researchers trained the volunteers to listen to their hearts and observed them.34. The underlined word “empathetic” in the second-to-last paragraph probably means _.A. willing to accept ideas that are different from your ownB. not influenced in any way by other people or thingsC. being able to understand others feelingsD. willing to help those in trouble35. What can be concluded from the last four paragraphs?A. We react to a situation more slowly when our heart rates increase.B. Physical sensations in our bodies are believed to cause emotional changes.C. Our ability to feel emotions is part of us and cant be changed.D. How we feel has nothing to do with the state of our bodies.第二节 （共 5 小题；每小题 2 分，满分 10 分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。You listen to that one song, and you just cant stop dancing to the beat. You cant help but feel happy right away. 36. _ Neuroscientist (神经系统科学家) Jacob Jolij, from the Netherlands, found the musical formula (配方) that will put any listener in a good mood.British electronics (电子流行音乐) brand Alba surveyed people in the UK to find out what their favorite feel-good songs are. Jolij used those songs and went on a search to find out what it is about a feel-good song that makes us feel so good. 37. _“A feel-good song formula is difficult to describe,” said Jolij. “Music appreciation (欣赏) is very personal and depends on the listeners choice.”38. _Jolij found that peoples favorite feel-good songs are faster, with an average tempo (平均拍子) of 140 to 150 beats per minute. Usually, a pop song has only about 118 beats per minute.39. _ Most feel-good songs are in the major key instead of the minor key.Finally, the lyrics of the song are usually positive (积极的). 40. _The magical formula is simple. If a song has these three qualities, its certain to put a smile on your face right away.A. But he questioned whether he could even figure it out.B. The more often the song mentions something happy, the more feel-good it is.C. He also found that it depends on what key the song is in.D. We all know the feeling of finding just the right song for a special moment.E. But he found three qualities that usually create the best feel-good songs.F. Even without lyrics, music can cause strong feelings.G. Most people have experienced this, but no one knew exactly why it happened, until now.第三部分 语言知识运用 （共两节，满分 45分）第一节（共 20 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 30 分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C 和 D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 A wise Sufi (苏菲派信徒), Nasruddin, was invited to be the guest of honor at a caliphs banquet (哈里发的宴会). Although he was puzzled by the invitation, Nasruddin was honored to be_41_. On the day of the banquet, Nasruddin went to the banquet hall. He had been walking all day in his _42_ clothing to get to the hall. _43_, the guards there took one look at the Sufi and locked the door. “But Im Nasruddin, the guest of honor!” “Of course you are!” the guards_44_. “And I am the Caliph himself!” Roaring (哄笑) with laughter, they said, “ _45_ , old man, and dont come back!”So Nasruddin left. As he walked, he_46_a friends house near a public square. He knocked on the door and his friend _47_. They greeted each other warmly. “Do you remember that red brocade (织锦的)_48_ you wanted to give me last year?” Nasruddin asked. “Certainly! Would you like to _49_ it now?”“Please,” he replied. Nasruddin took the coat and_50_ it on. He apologized for _51_ his friend and headed back to the banquet hall. The_52_ bowed to Nasruddin and let him into the banquet hall. Someone showed him to a_53_at the head of the table and announced him as the guest of honor. They all watched eagerly, _54_to see what he would do. The first course was soup. Nasruddin _55_ his bowl of soup and stood. He then poured the soup down the front of his coat.The guests were _56_. Then they shouted, “What are you doing!?” The Caliph asked Nasruddin why he had done this. Nasruddin replied, “When I came to your banquet in my simple clothes, I was _57_at the door by your guards. When I returned in this _58_ coat, I was seated at your table as a guest of honor. It is clear that it is my coat who is_59_here, not I!” The Caliph replied, “Nasruddin, I am _60_ by your wisdom. It is the man that makes the man, not his clothes.”41A. allowedBvisitedCadmiredDinvited42A. newBusualCtraditionalDmodern43A. MeanwhileBHoweverCBesidesDInstead44A . complainedBadmittedCagreedDlaughed45A. Go aheadBGo awayCForget itDCheer up46A. searchedBexploredCrecognizedDimagined47A. noticedBcalledCansweredDarrived48A. coatBtrousersCscarfDshoe49A. takeBbuyCreturnDgive50A. carryBputCturnDhold51A. visitingBtellingCbotheringDhurting52A. people BwomanCguideDguards53A. guestBbowlC. seatDplate54A. waitingBcontinuingCmanagingDtrying55A. put downBhanded downCdrank upDpicked up56A. astonishedBexcitedCworriedDdisappointed57A. found outBturned awayCrequestedDrecognized58A. fineBstrangeCcleanDplain59A. enjoyedBsentCwelcomeDresponsible60A. upsetBconfusedCmovedDamazed第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Getting a drivers license takes a