重庆潼南县中学2021-2022学年高二英语月考试卷含解析

重庆潼南县中学2021-2022学年高二英语月考试卷含解析一、选择题1.Becauseoftheheavysnow,thevillagewasnot__________.

A.acceptable

B.affordable

C.accessible

D.available参考答案：C略2.Einstein’sTheoryofRelativityisso________thatmostofuscannotunderstandit.A.controversial

B.appropriate

C.abstract

D.ridiculous参考答案：C3.Menusuallygostraightto________theywantandleavequicklywhenshopping．A．What

B．which

C．where

D．that参考答案：A4.----We’vespenttoomuchmoneyrecently.-----Well,itisn’tsurprising.Ourfriendands

aroundallthetime.A.arecoming

B.hadcome

C.werecoming

D.

havebeencoming

参考答案：D略5.Itis______great

pity

that

such

a

beautiful

girl

should

lead

_____

life

likethis.A.不填;a

B.the;the

C.a;a

D.a;不填参考答案：C本题第一空后的名词pity原来是一个抽象名词“遗憾，后悔”，在本句中是一个具体化的名词表示“令人遗憾的事情”，同时也是一个可数名词；本句中的agreatpity指一件很令人遗憾的事情。第二空考察了一个固定搭配leada....life过着....的生活，life前面可以用一些形容词来修饰。句意：如此漂亮的一个女孩过着这样的一种生活，真是一件令人遗憾的事情啊！故C正确。【考点】考察冠词【举一反三】〖09陕西〗What___pitythatyoucouldn’tbetheretoreceive___prize!A.a;a

B.the;a

C.a;the

D.the;the答案C考点考查冠词。解析第一空所填冠词与上下文构成固定句型whatapitythat…,用不定冠词a；第二空后名词表示表特指,用定冠词the,选C。6.-------SorryImadeamistakeagain.

-------_________.Practicemoreandyouwillsucceed.A.Nevermind

B.Certainlynot

C.Notatall

D.Don’tmentionit.参考答案：A略7.Itstillremainsaquestion______humanbeingscanexistonMarssincethere’snooxygenthere.

A.that B.why C.what D.whether参考答案：D8.Maryisnotwillingtogoabroadbecauseshethinksifshe________there,shewouldn’tseeherparentsveryoften.A.lives

B.istolive C.wouldlive D.weretolive参考答案：D 9.—CouldyouturntheTVdownalittlebit?

—________.Isitdisturbingyou?A．Takeiteasy

B．I'msorry

C．Notabit

D．Itdepends参考答案：B略10.Walkingaloneinthedark,theboywhistledto_____hiscourage.A.holdup

B.keepup

C.setup

D.takeup参考答案：B11.Animalsareobviously_____lowerformoflifethan_____man. A./;/ B.the;the C.a;the D.a;/参考答案：D12.______theassignmentsaidabove,youhavetowritea200-wordcompositiononenvironmentpollution.

A.Inaddition

B.Apartfrom

C.Except

D.Otherthan参考答案：B13._______makesmefeelworriedis______singingstarsarecenteredonbymassesofteenagerstoday.A.What;what

B.That;that

C.What;that

D.That;what参考答案：C14.WhatisthewayGeorgethoughtof

______enoughmoneytobuythehouse?

A.toget B.getting C.havinggot D.beinggot参考答案：A15.Thethoughtofgoingbackhomewas_____kepthimhappywhilehewasworkingabroad.

A.that

B.which

C.allwhat

D.allthat参考答案：D16.Johnisagreatstudentsoitwouldmake_______senseforhimtoapplytoatopuniversity;

itisreallyworth_____try.

A.the;不填

B.the;a

C.不填;a

D.

不填;不填

参考答案：C二、完型填空17.Asamusicteacher,Ihavealwaysknownthatmusictouchesthesoul.Itcan

__1__allkindsofbarrierstoreachstudentsinaveryspecialway.Itcanbethe__2__foreachchildtofindtheirlight.

Iwouldliketo__3__astoryaboutit.ForafewyearsIwas__4__withtheopportunitytoteachdisabledstudents.Oneofmymost__5__studentswasafive-year-oldgirlcalledVanessa,whohaddifficultywalking,andcouldnotspeak.We__6__satonthefloorforourmusiclessonsandVanessalikedto__7__onmylap(大腿).OneofherfavoritesongswasJohntheRabbit.ItwasacallandresponsesongwhereIsangthecallandthestudents__8__twicewhilesingingtherepeatingphrase，“Oh,yes！”Vanessalikedto__9__herhandstogetherwithmineandclapwithme.Weprobablyperformedthatsongduringeveryclass,VanessaandIclappingtogether.Butshe__10__saidorsangaword.Oneday,whenthesongwasfinished,Vanessaturnedaround,__11__meintheeye,clappedhertinyhandstwiceandsaidthewords“Oh,yes！”Iopenedmymouthin__12__andforthatmomentIwastheonewhocouldnotspeak.Whenmyheart__13__

startedbeatingagain,Ilookedoverattheassistantteachertofindheralso__14___.Throughmusic,wehadmadeanawesomeconnection.Severalyearslater,ImetVanessaonthestreetintown.Shewavedwithabig__15__onherfaceandthenclappedherhandstwice,imitatingthesongwehad__16__somanytimesinourmusicclass.Thelittlegirl,__17__herconnectionwithmusic,leftanimpressiononmethatwilllastforever.Everychildhasthe__18__tolearnandgrow.Itisuptousto__19__thewaytoreacheachandeveryoneofourstudents.Weallmustfindeachchild's__20__.1.A.getacross

B．putaway

C．takeover

D．breakthrough2．A.means

B．direction

C．process

D．effort3．A.add

B．talk

C．share

D．write4．A.blessed

B．tired

C．covered

D．filled5．A.troublesome

B．hardworking

C．memorable

D．sensitive6．A.most

B．almost

C．nearly

D．mostly7．A.stand

B．sit

C．lie

D．jump8．A.sang

B．said

C．followed

D．clapped9．A.strike

B．put

C．give

D．shake10．A.ever

B．never

C．still

D．even11．A.looked

B．saw

C．glared

D．noticed12．A.horror

B．delight

C．astonishment

D．embarrassment13．A.immediately

B．fortunately

C．slowly

D．finally14．A.happy

B．grateful

C．speechless

D．hopeless15．A.greeting

B．smile

C．expression

D．sign16．A.performed

B．operated

C．trained

D．organized17．A.upon

B．through

C．from

D．beyond18．A.standard

B．ability

C．plan

D．necessity19．A.discover

B．invent

C．test

D．make20．A.virtue

B．dream

C．light

D．rhythm参考答案：1-5.DACAC

6-10.DBDBB

11-15.ACDCB

16-20.ABBAC语篇解读：作者是残疾人学校的一名音乐老师。作者认为音乐能够触及学生的心灵、创造奇迹。一个五岁的小女孩Vanessa一直以来封闭自己，但是在作者的开导下，她终于突破了自己。1.它能用一种特殊的方式突破各种障碍直击学生的心灵。getacross“被理解，把……讲清楚”；putaway“将……收起，积蓄”；takeover“接替，控制”；breakthrough“突破，克服(障碍等)”。2．它可能是让每个学生发现自己的闪光点的方法。means“方式”；direction“方向”；process“过程”；effort“努力”。3．我愿意和大家分享一个故事。share“分享”。4．在过去的一些年中，我曾经有机会教残疾孩子。beblessedwith“享有(幸福等)，具有”。5．其中我最难忘的是一个五岁的孩子。troublesome“带来麻烦的”；hardworking“努力工作的，尽心尽力的”；memorable“难忘的，值得纪念的”；sensitive“敏感的”。6．我们通常坐在地板上上音乐课。most“最”；almost“几乎”；nearly“将近”；mostly“主要地，通常”。7．联系上文whohaddifficultywalking可知这个小女孩是坐在我的大腿上的。8．从下文clapwithme可知答案，clap意为“拍手”。9．Vanessa喜欢把她的手和我的手放在一起，然后和我一起拍手。strike“敲击”；put“放”；give“给”；shake“摇动”。10．但她从来不说也不唱一个字。11．Vanessa转过身，直视着我的眼睛。looksb.intheeye“直视某人的眼睛”。12．我非常吃惊地张大了嘴。horror“恐惧”；delight“高兴”；astonishment“吃惊”；embarrassment“尴尬”。13．因吃惊忘了呼吸，忘了心跳，但并不是不呼吸，不心跳了，而是最终回过神来了，所以不能用slowly，而用finally。14．我看着那个助理教师，发现她也惊讶的说不出话来了。speechless“无语的”。15．她脸上挂着微笑，向我招手。16．模仿我们在音乐课上表演了很多次的那首歌。perform“表演”；operate“操作”；train“训练”；organize“组织”。17．联系倒数第二段最后一句可知答案。18．每个孩子都有学习和成长的能力。19．得靠我们去发现通往学生心灵的道路。discover“发现”；invent“发明”；test“检测”；make“做”。20.我们都必须找到每个孩子的亮点，这句话和第一段中的Itcanbe...findtheirlight.三、阅读理解18.

Menhavealwaysbelievedthattheyaresmarterthanwomen.Now,astudyhasfoundthatwhilethisiscertainlytrue,menalsohavetodealwiththefactthattheyarealsomorestupidthanthefairersex.

Inthestudy,scientistsmeasuredtheIQof2500brothersandsistersandtheyfoundanunevennumberofmennotonlyinthetoptwopercent,butalsointhebottomtwopercent.Thestudy'sparticipantsweretestedonscience,maths,Englishandmechanicalabilities.

Thoughthereweretwiceasmanymenaswomeninthesmartestgroup,therewerealsotwiceasmanymenamongthefoolish.

Thetotalscoresofmenandwomenweresimilar.

Oneofthestudy'sauthors,psychologyprofessorTimothyBates,saidthatthephenomenonmaybebecausemenhavealwaysbeenexpectedtobehighachieversandwomenhavebeenrestrictedtospendmoretimetakingcareoftheirhome.

"Thefemaledevelopmentalprogrammaybetilted(倾料）moretowardsensuringsurvivalandthesafetyofthemiddleground.”theDailyMailquotedProfessorBates,ofEdinburghUniversity,assaying.

TheresearchagreeswithpastresultsthatmenweremorelikelythanwomentoreceivefirstclassUniversitydegreesorthirdsandwomensecuredtheseconds.

Ithasbeensaidthatmenaremorereadytotakeariskwhenitcomestoacademics.Whilewomenhavealwaysbeenfoundtobesteadierintheirlearning.

Apaststudyhasshownthatwomenaresecuringmorefirstsandseconds,whilemenarecontinuingtoreceivemorethirds.

Theargumentforthechangeisthattheincreaseofcourseworkatthecostofexamsfavorswomen'ssteadyapproach.67．AccordingtoTimothyBates,fewerwomenareinthesmartestgroupbecause＿．

A.theyarenotexpectedtobehighachievers

B．theyhavetospendmoretimetakingcareoftheirhomethanmen

C．theyareexpectedtoensuresurvivalandthesafetyofthemiddleground

D.theirstudyingapproachisnotgoodenoughforthemtoachievehigher68．Thereasonforthechangethatwomenaresecuringmorefirstsandsecondsisthat一一一．

A.Morewomenaregrowinglikemen

B．higherexpectationisgiventomorewomen

C.Women'ssteadyapproachismoresuitablefortheexams

D.Morewomenhavethechancetoreceivefirstclassuniversity69.Whatdoesthefactthat"menaremorereadytotakeariskwhenitcomestoacademics"

leadto?

A.Moremenarestupid.

B．Moremenareinthebottomgroup.

C.Moremenareinthesmartestgroup.

D.Moremenwanttoshowthemselvesoff:70.Thepurposeofthepassageistotellusthat＿．

A.menaresmarterthanwomen

B．menaremorestupidthanthewomen

C.menaremorelikelytoreceivefirstclassuniversitydegree

D.newfactabouttheIQofmenandwomenhasbeenfound参考答案：67-70BCBD略19.BanFur?ThenWhyNotLeather?

Muchtothedispleasureofsomelocalbusinesses,theCityCouncilinWestHollywood,California,votedwithoutoppositionlastweektobanthesaleoffurproducts.Shouldlawsbeinvolvedinthisissue?Isitunfairtobansalesoffur,butnotsalesofleatherandhides(兽皮)?

AnimalsDoNotHaveRights

ByTiborR.Machan

Myviewisthatanimalsdonothavebasicrights.Itisamatterofethics(伦理学)andnotofthelawsofhumansocieties.Ifanimalshadsuchrightsashumanbeingsdo,theywouldhavetobeheldresponsibleforkillingfellowanimalsinthewild.Thatwayofthinkingaboutanimalsmakesacategorymistake.Usinganimals,includingtheirfurororgans,toimprovepeople'slivesisacceptable.

ASmallStepAgainstCruelty

ByKateCarter

Bothfurandleatheraretheskinsofdeadanimals.Whyshouldwethinkthatthelovablefurryonesdeservemoreofalifethanthelesspleasingones?Somesayleatheris

lesscruelbecauseit'sabyproduct(副产品)ofthemeatindustry.Butthisisn'treallytrue.Somecheapleathermaybeabyproductofthemeatindustry,butoftenit'stheotherwayround.InSouthAfrica,wherethereisadevelopingmarketforostrich(鸵鸟)farms,theskinsaccountforroughly80percentoftheslaughtered(宰杀)birds'value,amere20percentofwhichcomesfromthemeat.

"Who"AreYouWearing?

ByMarcBekoff

WestHollywood'sbanisamoveintherightdirection.However,wemustworktobanthe