河北省容城中学学年高二下学期第一次月考英语试题Word格式.docx

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每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。

听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟；

听完后,各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

听下面一段对话,回答第6和第7两个小题。

6.Wherearethespeakers?

A.AttheLostandFound.B.Atabusstop.C.Inashop.

7.Whatdoesthemanmeanatlast?

A.Hetriestofindthecoat.B.Hedoesn'

tsellcoatslikethat.

C.Hedidn'

tseeacoatlikethat.

听下面一段对话,回答第8和第9两个小题。

8.Whenwasthebutterbought?

A.Yesterday.B.Thedaybeforeyesterday.C.Onemonthago.

9.Whatisthewomangoingtodowiththebutter?

A.Changeit.B.Eatitup.C.Throwitaway.

听下面一段对话,回答第10至第12三个小题。

10.Whyisthewomansohappy?

A.Hersisterhasstudiedatschool.B.Hersisterhasstartedahobby.

C.Hersisterbeginstowritearticles.

11.Whatdoesthewoman'

ssisterlikemost?

A.Paintinglandscapes.B.Learningliterature.C.Drawingstilllives.

12.Whatdoesthemanlikedoing?

A.Paintinglandscapes.B.Drawingpeople.C.Watchingothersdrawing.

听下面一段对话,回答第13至第16四个小题。

13.Whatisthemangoingtodo?

A.Meethissister.B.Takeatrain.C.Seehisuncleoff.

14.Whattimedoesthetrainarriveatthestation?

A.At4:

10.B.At4:

20.C.At4:

30.

15.HowoftendoestheNo.1busrun?

A.Every5minutes.B.Every10minutes.C.Every15minutes.

16.Whodidthewomanlendherbiketo?

A.Mike.B.Heruncle.C.Mike'

suncle.

听下面一段独白,回答第17至第20四个小题。

17.Whatisthespeaker'

smainpurposeofcomingtoEngland?

A.Tovisitthecity.B.Tovisitherboyfriend.

C.Toattendaconferenceandexhibition.

18.Whatdidthespeakerdoyesterday?

A.ShevisitedChinatown.B.Shedidsomeshopping.

C.Shewenttoanexhibition.

19.Whereisthestandofthespeaker'

scompany?

A.Neartherestaurant.B.Nearthecoffeeshop.

C.Neartheclothesshop.

20.HowiseverythinggoingwiththespeakerinEngland?

A.Awful.B.Notbad.C.Nottoowell.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A．B．C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

NormPethrick,a36-year-oldmaninAustralia’snortherncityDarwin,waspraisedonThursdayforjumpingontoacrocodile’sbacktosavehiswifeWendyatLitchfieldNationalPark,apopulartouristspotsouthwestofDarwin,alocalnewspaperreported.

Ms.PethrickwasstandingonariverbankWednesdayafternoonwhenthesaltwatercrocodilelunged（扑）,lockingitsjawsonbothherlegsasittriedtodragherunderwater.

NormPethrick,whowithhiswifehadbeencollectingwater,immediatelywenttohelpher.Hejumpedontotheback,poked（戳）theeyesofthecrocodileandfinallygothiswifefree.

Ms.PethrickwaslatertakentoRoyalDarwinHospitalforamedicaltreatment.Thedoctorssaidshewassufferingeightpuncturewoundsinherrightleg,apuncturewoundinherleftlegandaseriouscuttooneofherfingers.

“Thiscouldhavebeenafatalandtragicsituation,”saidthegeneralmanagerofRoyalDarwinHospital（RDH）,Dr.LenNotaras,accordingtoalocalreport.

HesaidMs.Pethrickwassavedbyherhusband’s“quickanddiligentactions”.Dr.Notarasalsosaidshewouldremaininhospitalforthreetofourdaysandhaveanoperationtocleanthewounds,whichareeasytogetinfectedbecauseofbacteriaontheteethofthecrocodile.

21.Thispassageismostlikelytobefoundin______.

A.atravelguideB.atextbookC.anovelD.anewspaper

22.ThecrocodileattackedMs.Pethrickwhenshewas______.

A.swimmingintheriverB.standingontheriverbank

C.watchingthecrocodileD.fishinginthewater

23.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaboutMs.Pethrick?

A.Oneofthecrocodile’steethwasfoundinherleg.

B.Shehadeightwoundsaltogether.

C.Oneofherfingersalsogothurt.

D.Hereyeswerebadlypoked.

24.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthispassage?

A.Thehusbandshouldsavethewife

B.Humanbeingscanbeatcrocodilessometimes

C.Acrocodileisnotsodangerousaspeopleimagine

D.Amansaveswife’slifefromcrocodile’sjaws

B

Welcomehere!

TheSouthernSpringHome&

GardenShowwillbeheldatTheParkExpoandConferenceCenter.ThisshowwilllastfromWednesday（March2）toSunday（March6,2012）.

Admission:

Adults$10.00.Teenagersunder15freewithapayingadult.

JoinLincolnton’sownTammieDavisassheperformsheroriginalcountrysongsat6:

30p.m.onSaturday,March5th.

SpecialDays:

TheSpringforKidsFirstNightGalabenefitingtheCouncilforChildren’sRightswilltakeplacefrom7p.m.to10p.m.onWednesday,March2,2012.Ticketsare$50andincludeanaccesstoFreedomHall,whereyoucanenjoydeliciousfood,beverage（饮料）andentertainmentfreeofcharge.

SeniorsDay（55+）:

Wednesdayisforthem.Costis$7.00butwithoutcoupons（减价优惠）.

Hours:

Wednesday,Thursday&

Sunday:

10a.m.---5p.m.;

Friday&

Saturday:

10a.m.----9a.m.

Wheelchairsareavailableonafirstcomefirstservedbasisforyou.Thecostis$1.00andyouarerequiredtoleaveavaliddriver’slicenseorID.

Parking:

AllDayParking:

$6.00;

HalfDayParking:

$3.00;

EveryHourParking:

$1.00

FormoreInformation:

CometovisitMardeeWoodwardinperson.

E-mail:

mwoodward@

Telephone:

704-376-4085

25.Wecanlearnfromthetextthattheshowwill___________.

A.lastonlyfivedaysB.offerafreeparking

C.havetheonlyonesingerD.takeplaceinaprivatehouse

26.Howmuchistheadmissionforafamilyoftwogrown-upsandachildaged16?

A.$10B.$30C.$20D.$40

27.Wecaninferfromthetextthat______________.

A.oldpeoplecanvisittheshowonlyonWednesday

B.thedisabledcanusethewheelchairsfreeofcharge

C.therearenotenoughwheelchairsforthedisabled

D.kids’ticketsonWednesdaydon’tincludebeverage

C

TheweatherpredictionsforAsiain2050readlikeastoryfromadoomsdaymovie．

Manyexpertsandgreengroupsfeartheywillcometrueunlessthereisaunitedglobalefforttoholdbackgreenhousegasoutpouring．Inthedecadestocome,Asia—hometomorethanhalftheworld'

s63billionpeople—willchangefromoneclimateextremetoanother,withtiredfarmersbattlingdroughts,floods,disease,foodshortagesandrisingsealevels．

"

It'

snotaprettypicture,"

saidSteveSawyer,climatepolicyadviserwithGreenpeaceinAmsterdam．Globalwarmingandchangesofweatherpatternsarealreadyoccurringandthereismorethanenoughcarbondioxideandothergreenhousegasesintheatmospheretodriveclimatechangefordecadestocome．

Already,changesarebeingfeltinAsiabutworseislikelytocome．Sawyerandtopclimatebodiessay,andcouldleadtomassmigrationandwidespreadhumandisasters．Accordingtopredictions,icebergswillmeltfaster,somePacificandIndianOceanislandswillhavetoevacuateorbuildseadefenses,stormswillbecomestrongerandinsectsandwater-bornediseaseswillmoveintonewareasastheworldwarms．

Allthiscomesontopofrisingpopulationsanddemandforfood,waterandotherresources．Expertssayenvironmentalworseningsuchasdeforestationandpollutionwilllikelyenlargetheresultsofclimatechange．

Inwhatcouldbeasignofthefuture,Japanwashitbyarecordof10typhoonsandtropicalstormsthisyear,whiletwo-thirdsofBangladesh,partsofNepalandlargeareasofnortheasternIndiawereflooded,affecting50millionpeople,destroyinglivelihoodsandmakingtensofthousandsill．

Theyearbefore,awintercoldstrikeandasummerheatwavekilledmorethan2,000peopleinIndia．

28．Thispassageismainlyabout____．

A．presentsituationandpredictionsofenvironmentalproblemsinAsia.

B．theweatherpredictionsforAsiainthefutureandthereasons

C．howtoimproveourenvironment

D．reasonswhytheworldwillnolongerbesuitableforustolivein

29．InthefuturetheAsianfarmerswillhavetofacethefollowingexcept____．

A．foodshortagesB．warsC．droughtsD．floods

30．Theunderlinedword"

doomsday"

inthefirstparagraphmaymean____．

A．thehellB．theendoftheworld

C．agreatworldwarD．mystery

31．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A．Asianclimatewillchangegreatly．

B．Someislandsmaybefloodedinthefuture．

C．Peoplemaymeetwithsomenewdiseasesresultingfromwater．

D．Morethan50millionpeoplehavebeenillinAsiatheyearbefore．

D

Studentswhodate（约会）inmiddleschoolhavesignificantlyworsestudyskills.Theyarefourtimesmorelikelytodropoutofschoolandreporttwiceasmuchalcoholandtobaccouseastheirsingleclassmates,accordingtonewresearchfromtheUniversityofGeorgia.

“Romanticrelationshipsareatrademarkofadolescence,butveryfewstudieshaveexaminedhowadolescentsdifferinthedevelopmentoftheserelationships,”saidPamelaOrpinas,studyauthorandprofessorintheCollegeofPublicHealthandheadoftheDepartmentofHealthPromotionandBehavior.

Orpinasfollowedagroupof624studentsoveraseven-yearperiodfrom6thto12thgrade.

Eachyear,thegroupofstudentscompletedasurveyindicatingwhethertheyhaddatedandreportedthefrequencyofdifferentbehaviors,includingtheuseofdrugsandalcohol.Theirteacherscompletedquestionnairesaboutthestudents’academic（学术的）efforts.Hefoundthatsomestudent