贵州省遵义市市西点军事化学校高二英语月考试题含解析

贵州省遵义市市西点军事化学校高二英语月考试题含解析一、选择题1.Thegirllefthomeafterquarrelingwithherparents,_____themquiteworried.A.making

B.made

C.tomake

D.makes参考答案：A2.Allthepreparationsforthetask_________,andwe’rereadytostart.A.completed

B.complete

C.hadbeencompleted

D.havebeencompleted参考答案：C3.-Kirn,haveyou________Mr.Lee?

-Notyet,Mr.Wang,ButI'll

phonehimatonce.

(

)

A.lostinterestin

B.lookedforwardtoC.madecontact.with

D.takennoticeof参考答案：C4.After

_______

theoldman,thedoctorsuggestedthathe

________

abadcold.A.examining,shouldcatch

B.examined,hadcaughtC.examining,hadcaught

D.examined,catch参考答案：C5.Idislike

whenIammisunderstoodorothersmakefunofmeinpublic.A．them B．those C．/

D．it参考答案：D6.Thelittlegirlstoppedcryingwhenhe_____hispocketandtookoutsomesweets.A.lookedinto

B.divedinto

C.gotinto

D.devotedto参考答案：B略7.—ItseemsthatAnndoesn'tlikethebagyouboughtforhertheotherday.—

?Ihavebeentoldsheisdesperateforoneofthatstyle.A.Ifso B.Howcome C.Sowhat D.Whatif参考答案：B8.“Neverforasecond,”theboysays,“D__thatmyfatherwouldcometomyrescue.”A.Idoubted

B.doIdoubtC.Ihavedoubted

D.didIdoubt参考答案：D试题分析：考查倒装。“neverforasecond”意为“一点也不”，置于句首句子用部分倒装。根据从句中的谓语部分是wouldcome，所以选择一般过去时态的倒装。句意：男孩说，“我一点也不怀疑，父亲定会来救我。”所以答案选D。9.Weholdthepointthat______physicalbeautymayimpressothers,whatreallymattersisinnerbeauty.A.if

B.once

C.although

D.since参考答案：C10.Doyouknow_____wonthefirstgoldmedalfortheChinaOlympicteamintheBeijingOlympicGames?A.whowasitthat

B.whowasitC.whowasthat

D.whoitwasthat参考答案：D11.Ithasbeenrainingeverydaysofar.Ihopetomorrowwill___fine.

A.turnto

B.turnup

C.turninto

D.turnout参考答案：D略12.Heissaid____anexcellentfootballplayerbeforeheinjuredhisankle.A.tohavebeen

B.tobe

C.being

D.havingbeen参考答案：A略13.Thesilenceofthelibraryissometimesbrokenbyasuddencoughorthesoundofpages________________.A.turning

B.turnedC.beingturned

D.havingturned参考答案：CC本题考查动名词复合结构。句意：图书馆的寂静有时被突然的咳嗽声或者翻书的声音打断。pagesbeingturned是动名词的复合结构作介词of的宾语，turn和pages之间是被动关系，应用动名词的被动形式。14.Studentsareforbidden,unlessaccustomed_________,_________theirdormitoryafter11p.m.A.tomakenoises;inentering

B.tonotmakenoises;fromenteringC.tomakingnoises,entering

D.tonotmakingnoises,toenter参考答案：D【详解】考查固定用法。句意：除非学生习惯不发出噪音，否则晚上11点以后不准进入宿舍。accustomtodoingsth.习惯于，该用法是固定短语，forbidsb.todosth.禁止某人做某事，该用法是固定用法，故选D。15.Doyoulivealone,Mr.Wang？Yes.Ihavetwosons.But______ofthemliveswithme.TheyarenowstudyinginAmerica？A.neither

B.both

C.none

D.either参考答案：A16.Ifhehadstudiedhard,he_____

intoakeyuniversitylastyear.A.wouldhavebeenadmitted B.wouldbeadmittedC.wasadmitted D.hadbeenadmitted参考答案：A二、完型填空17.完型填空：(每空2分，共40分)Onesunnyafternoon,aseven-year-oldgirlwentforawalk.Shecrossedalargeareaofgrasslandintothewoods__16__sherealizedthatshewaslost.

Sittingonarockand__17__whattodo,shebegancrying.Afterawhile，she__18__towalkalongawidepathlinedwithtalltreesandthickbushes.__19__itwasgettingdark,shesawasmall,darkwoodenhouse.Sheopenedthedoorand__20__steppedin.Suddenly,sheheardastrangenoise,andsheranoutofthedoorandbacktothe__21__.Coldandtired,shefellasleepneara__22__.

Thegirl'sparentswereoutandherdog,Laddy,wasathome.Laddy__23__thathismistress（女主人）wasindanger.Hejumped__24__awindow,breakingtheglass.Helookedinthefields.Buthecouldn'tfindhismistressanywhere.However,fromthegroundcamea__25__scent(气味)asheloweredhishead.He__26__thescentandwalkedacrossthegrassland.Barking__27__intotheair,thedog__28__throughthewoodsuntilhefoundthe__29__.Butthegirlwasnotthere,soheheadedbacktothewoods.Muchtohis__30__,hesawhismistress'sblueshirtinthedistance.He__31__oversomebushesandsawthelittlestream,wherethegirlwas__32__.

Whensheopenedhereyesand33herdogstandingbesideher,thegirlsaid,"you34me,Laddy,"andshekissedhimseveraltimes.Seeingtheirdaughteranddogcomingback,theparentsburstintotearsof35.ThatnightLaddyhadahero'ssupper:ahugemealofsteak

16.A.as

B.since

C.while

D.before

17.A.forgetting

B.wondering

C.remembering

D.regretting

18.A.decided

B.expected

C.failed

D.preferred

19.A.If

B.Until

C.When

D.Because

20.A.cautiously

B.carelessly

C.hopelessly

D.unwillingly

21.A.trees

B.woods

C.

bushes

D.grasses

22.A.house

B.rock

C.tree

D.stream

23.A.found

B.heard

C.sensed

D.smelt

24.A.at

B.through

C.in

D.onto

25.A.familiar

B.strange

C.pleasant

D.terrible26.A.missed

B.discovered

C.ignored

D.followed

27.A.calmly

B.loudly

C.merrily

D.gently

28.A.searched

B.wandered

C.looked

D.travelled

29.A.window

B.girl

C.house

D.hero

30.A.satisfaction

B.disappointment

C.embarrassment

D.delight

31.A.climbed

B.jumped

C.walked

D.flew

32.A.awake

B.abandoned

C.

asleep

D.available

33.A.said

B.watched

C.observed

D.saw

34.A.disturbed

B.rescued

C.comforted

D.scared

35.A.pain

B.shock

C.relief

D.sorrow参考答案：三、阅读理解18.PeoplewhohaveafearofuglyinsectswillwanttostayfarawayfromLakeTawakoniStateParkinnorthTexas,US.Agiantspiderwebwasrecentlyfoundthere.Thethickwebisswarming(云集)withmillionsoflittlespiders.Stretchingacrossseveralacresitblanketsanumberoftrees,bushesandeventheground.Whilethewebmaymakesomepeoplenervous,ithasbecomeabigattractionforothers－especiallyforunluckyinsects.“Atfirst,itwassowhitethatitlookedlikefairyland,”saidDonnaGarde,thepark’smanager.“Nowit’sfilledwithsomanymosquitoesthatit’sturnedalittlebrown.”Mostspidersworkalone,whichiswhythediscoveryofthehugewebhascausedsuchastir.Scientistsacrossthecountryhavebeendebatingitsorigin.Somespiderexperts’saythemonstrouswebmayhavebeenweavedbysocialspiders.Socialspidersworktogethertobuildlargerwebstocatchsmallinsects.However,thosewebstakeyearstobuild.Parkofficialssaythiswebwasformedinjustafewmonths.Otherssayitcouldbetheworkofmillionsoftinyballooningspiders.Thesetypesofspiders‘fly’bythrowingoutthinthreadsofsilk,whichtheyusetorideaircurrents(气流).In2002,asimilargiantwebmadebyballooningspiderswasdiscoveredinafieldinCanada.Texasentomologist(昆虫学家)HerbertPasesaysthegiantwebisveryunusual.“FromwhatI’mhearing,itcouldbeaonce-in-a-life-timeevent,”hesaid.ButJohnJackman,anentomologistandprofessoratTexasA&MUniversity,disagrees.Jackmansayshehearsreportsofsimilarwebs,liketheoneinCanada,everyfewyears.“Therearealotoffolksthatdon’trealizespidersdothat,”hesaid.“Untilwegetsomesamplessenttous,wewon’tknowwhatspeciesofspiderwe’retalkingabout.”Parkofficialsexpectthewebtolastuntilfallwhentheweathergetscooler.That’swhenthespidersbegindyingoffinthepark.60.Whatisthemainreasonforscientists’excitementandargumentaboutthegiantweb? A.Mostspidersworkalone,whichmakesithardtounderstandhowthewebformed. B.Thehugewebcausestoomanymosquitoestobekilled,whichisunbelievable. C.Nosimilardiscoverieshaveeverbeenmadethroughouttheworldsofar. D.ThewebforcespeopletostayfarawayfromLakeTawakoniStatePark.61.WhichofthefollowingwillJohnJackmanmostprobablyagreeto? A.Possiblysuchabigwebcanonlybeseenonceinone’swholelife. B.Thewebwillbethereaslongastheweatheriswarmenough. C.Itisnotveryuncommonforspiderstoweavebigwebslikethat. D.Alotofspiderswilldieoffforthesakeofthebigweb.62.WhichofthefollowingsentencesaboutthewebinnorthTexasisTRUEaccordingtothepassage? A.Itisnotcertainyetwhatspidersmadetheweb. B.Whatmakesthewebspecialisitscolor1. C.Ittookyearsforthewebtocomeintobeing. D.Thewebisusedbyspiderstoprotectthemselves.参考答案：ACA19.Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.Answerthequestionsaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageandtherequiredwordslimit.Writeyouranswersonyouranswersheet.Summerisabusyperiodforholidaytravel.Manypeopletravelgreatdistancesinairplanes.Expertssaypeopleshouldknowaboutsomehealthproblemsthatcanstrikewhentravelingbyair.Oneoftheseisalackofoxygentothebraincalledhypoxia(缺氧症).Thebodybeginslosingoxygenminutesafteranairplanetakesoff.Theairpressureinaplaneduringflightislowerthanthatatsealevel.Thismakesitmoredifficultforthebodytoeffectivelyusethesameamountofoxygenasitwould，ontheground.Feweroxygenmolecules(分子)crossthetissuesinthelungsandreachthebloodstream.Theresultisafivetotwentypercentdecreaseintheamountofoxygenintheblood.Thisreducestheamountofoxygenthatreachestheorgansofthebody.Oneeffectofthislackofoxygentothebrainisheadache.Whenthishappens,theheartattemptstofixthesituationbybeatingharderandfaster.Thiscanmakethepassengerfeeltired.Thesesignsofhypoxiaarenotdangerousinahealthyperson.Butadropinoxygenlevelcancauseahealthemergencyinpeoplewithheartorlungproblems.Theymightloseconsciousnessorevensufferaheartattack.Expertss