高二英语上学期第一次月考试题.docx

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高二英语上学期第一次月考试题

河北省正定县2017-2018学年高二英语上学期第一次月考试题

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120分时间：

90分钟）

第一部分：

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、D）中,选出最佳选项。

A

AustralianComedy

---COSI（5thRound）Date:

April12-16---7:

30pm

Venue:

BeijingPolyTheatrePrice:

800-1,500yuan

Cosiisa1996AustraliancomedyfilmdirectedbyMarkJoffe.Inthefilm,LewisRileywantstogetajobasadirectoratamental（精神病的）hospital.HegetsthejobandfindshimselfdirectingaproductionoftheMozartoperaCosifantutte,anoperainItalian.Anditisgoingtobeperformedbyactorsandactressesthathemustselectfromamongthepatients,whoonlyspeakEnglish.

TwelfthNight

ByTNTTheatreBritainDate:

April13-15---7:

30pm

Venue:

9TheatreBeijingPrice:

60-380yuan

TwelfthNight,orWhatYouWillisacomedybyWilliamShak

espeare,believedtohavebeenwrittenaround1601-1602.TheplayfocusesonthetwinsViolaandSebastian,whoareseparatedinashipaccidentatsea.Viol

a（whopretendstobeaboy）fallsinlovewithOrsino.ButOrsinointurnisinlovewithOliviawhenmeetingViolafallsinlovewithher,thinkingsheisaman.

JazzWeekend---ThomasEnhcoPianoRecitalDate:

May6---7:

30pm

Venue:

BeijingConcertHallPrice:

80-599yuan

ThomasEnhcowasborninParis,1988.Hestartsplayingtheviolinandpianoatanearlyage,andstudiesclassicalmusicandjazz.At12,ThomasworkswithaFrenchjazzviolinistDidierLockwood.HeisspottedbyPeterErskine,whoofferstohelpwithThomasEnhco’sfirstCD.In2004-2005,Thomascreatesandrecordshisfirstalbum,Esquisse,whichisreleasedin2006.HereceivestheYoungTalentPrizeattheMontaubanJazzFestivalin2006.

1.WherecanyouenjoyCosiinAp

ril?

A.BeijingPolyTheatreB.TNTTheatreBritain

C.9TheatreBeijingD.BeijingConcertHall

2.WhoinfactisamaninTwelfthNight?

A.OliviaB.ViolaC.OrsinoD.WilliamShakespeare

3.ThomasEnhco’sfirstalbumfinallycameout_________.

A.in2000B.in2004C.in2005D.in2006

B

Thebossofabigcompanyneededtocalloneofhisemployeesaboutaseriousproblemwithoneofthemaincomputers.

Hedialedtheemployee’shomephonenumbe

randwas

greetedwithachild’swhisper,“Hello?

”Thebossasked,“Isyourdaddyathome?

”“Yes,”whisperedthesmallvoice.“MayItalkwithhim?

”Themanasked.

Tothesurpriseoftheboss,thesmallvoicewhispered,“No.”Wantingtotalkwithanadult,thebossasked,“Isyourmommythere?

”“Yes,”cametheanswer.“MayItalkwithher?

”Againthesmallvoicewhispered,“No.”

Knowingthatitwasimpossiblethatayoungchildwouldb

elefthomealone,thebossdecidedhewouldjustleaveamessagewiththepersonwhoshouldbetherewatchingoverthechild.“Isthereanyonetherebesidesyou?

”Thebossaskedthechild.“Yes,”whisperedthechild,“apoliceman.”

Wondering

whatapolicemanwouldbedoingathisemployee’shome,thebossasked,“MayIspeakwiththepoliceman?

”

“No,he’sbusy,”whisperedthechild.“Busydoingwhat?

”askedtheboss.“Talkingtodaddyandmommyandthefireman,”camethewhisperedanswer.

Growingconcernedandevenworriedasheheardwhatsoundedlikeahelicopter（直升机）throughtheearpieceonthephone,thebossasked,“Whatisthenoise?

”“Ahelicopter.”answeredthewhispered

voice.“Whatisgoingonthere?

”askedtheboss,nowalarmed.

Inaseriouswhisperingvoicethechildanswered,“Thesearchteamjustlandedthehelicopter.”Alarmedandconcernedandmorethanjustalittledisappointed,thebossasked,“Whyaretheythere?

”Stillwhispering,theyoungvoicerepliedalongwithanuncleargiggly（窃笑）,“Theyarelookingforme.”

4.Whydidthebosscalltheemployee?

A.HewantedtotalktothechildB.Hewantedtojoininthegame

C.Amaincomputerhadbrok

endownD.Healwayscaredabouthisemployees

5.Whowas

notintheemployee’shome?

A.ThechildB.ThebossC.ApolicemanD.Afireman

6.Whichofthefollowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword“alarmed”inParagraph?

A.FrightenedB.InterestedC.Warm-heartedD.Inspired

7.Accordingtothepassage,whatwashappeninginfact?

A.ThechildwasplayingatrickB.Thebosswasofferinghelp

C.TheemployeewasindangerD.Thechildwasmissing

C

AnInterviewwithPascalDeSarthe

French-bornPascaldeSarthewasself-taughtandbecomingmoreandmorefamousamongtheartbusinessmeninthe1980s.Hebecameoneofthemostrecognizedgallerymanagersofthe21stcentury.HemadeHongKonghisbasein2010.Today,withonegalleryhereandanotherinBeijing,he’sclearlyfalleninlovewithart.

ByPhilippeDova

WhatmadeyoudecidetobasedinAsia?

IhavebeencomingtoAsiasince1981,doingbusinessfirstinJapanandKorea,thenintheearly90sinTaiwan,ChinaandSoutheastAsia.HalfofmybusinesswasinAsiaandIquicklystartedspendingtwoweeksofeverymonthinhisarea.I

mademanyfriendswithnewcollectorswhowereinterestedinbothWesternandEasternart.In2010,stayinginAsiaandopeningagalleryinHongKongseemedlikethenaturalthingtodo.

WhyHongKong?

TherewasnothingtoindicatethatHongKongwouldbecomethecenteroftheAsianartmarket.However,therewerethewonderfullocation,thetax（税）advantagesandsoon---everythingjustcametogether.

ArtBaselcametoHongKongshortlyafteryoudid

TherewasalreadyArtHK,butaftercarefulresearchofthemarket.IbelieveditwasreasonableforArtBaseltotakeoverArtUK.

WhatwillyoubeexhibitingatArtBaselthisyear?

We’llbeshowingonlypostwarAsianartistsandnew-generationBeijingartists.Atthesametime,we’llbeopeningournewgalleryinWongChukHangonthesouthsideofHongKongIsland.

8.WhendidPascaldeSarthefirstcometoChinaforbusiness?

A.In1981B.Inthe1990sC.In2010D.Inthe2010s

9.WhydidPascaldeSarthemakeHongKonghisbasein2010?

A.HongKongwasthecenteroftheAsianartmarket

B.ThereweremanyadvantagesinHongKong

C.ArtBaselwasbetterthanArtHK

D.HehadtwogalleriesinChina

10.Wha

twillPascaldeSarthedothisyear?

A.HewillshowinterestinartexhibitionB.HewillcaremoreaboutBeijingartists

C.HewillopenanothergalleryinHongKong

D.HewillmovetothesouthofHongKongIsland

11.Whereisthispassageprobablyform?

A.AnovelB.AbusinessreportC.AposterD.Anewspaper

D

Howm

anytimesadaydoyoucheckyouremail?

Whenyouwakeup?

Beforebed?

Adozentimesinbetween?

Thetechnologythatwassupposedtomakeourlivessimplehastakenuptoomuchtime.Theaverageyoungmanspendsmorethansevenhoursadayusingtechnologicaldevices（设备）,withanadditionalhourjusttext-messagingfriends.

Theadvantageoftechnologicaldevicesisconnectedness:

emailletsusrespondonthego,andweareintouchwithmorepeopleduringmorehoursofthedaythanatanyothertimeinhistory.Butisitpossiblethatwe’relonelierthanever,too?

That’swhatMITprofessorSherryTurkleobservesinhernewbook, Alone Together, whichclearlydescribesourchangi

ngrelationshipwithtechnology.

ForTurkle,thebiggestworryistheeffecttheweakconnectionshaveonourdevelopment.Technologyisn’tofferingustheliveswewanttolive.“We’retextingpeopleatadistance,”saysTurkle,“We’reusinglifelessobjectstoconvinceourselvesthatevenwhenwe’realone,wefeeltogether.Andthenwhenwe’rewitheachother,weputourselvesinsituationswherewearealone—alwaysonourmobiledevices.It’swhatIcallaperfectstormofconfusionaboutwhat’simportantinourhumanconnections.”

Moreover,communicatingonlineisnotequaltoface-to-facecommunication.Online,youcanignoreothers’feelings.Inatextmessage,youcanavoideyecontact.Anumberofstudieshavefoundthatthisgenerationofyoungpeopleislesssympathetic（有同情心的）thanever.“Thatdoesn’tleadtodisaster,”saysTurkle,“butthedisadvantagesstillcannotbeignore

d.”

12.Fromthefirstparagraphwecanlearnthat_________.

A.emailcheckinghelpspeoplewakeupearly

B.peoplecommunicatemainlybytext-messagingnow

C.technologicaldeviceproductionhasbeensimplified

D.usingtechnologicaldevicescostsyoungmenmuchtime

13.WhatisSherryTurkle’sbiggestworry?

A.Technologymaymakehumanconnectionsconfusing

B.Technologyca

n’thelppeopleremoveloneliness

C.Technologymaymakepeople’sliveshard

D.Technologykeepspeopletogether

14.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetotheinfluenceoftechnologyonpeople’

slife?

A.PositiveB.NegativeC.HopelessD.Uncertain

15.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Technologybringsmanyconveniencestopeople’slives

B.Youngmenspendtoomuchtimeontechnologicaldevices

C.Technologyalsobringspeoplesomedisadvantages

D.SherryTurkleobservespeople’schangingrelationshipwithtechnology

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。

TipsforUpcomingSeniorTwo

PeopleoftendescribeSeniorTwoasayearwith“muchmorehomework,morefreq

uentexamsandmorefiercecompetitions”.16

1.Manageyourtimecarefullyandmakefulluseofit.

Trytostudynothardbutefficiently.Makeato-do-listforyourtimeafterschool.Don’tjustspendquitealongtimeononlyonesubject.17Remembertotakebreakswhenyoufeelexhausted.

2.TreatCompetitioninClassinarightway.

Don’ttreatyourclassmatesaspotential（潜在的）enemies.Competitioncannotbeavoided,buteveryonewantstostudyandliveinafriendlyenvironment.18Byhelpingotherssolveproblems,youinspireothers,enrichyourownknowledgeandgainlastingfriendship.

3.19

Don’tletyourformerrankingslimityou.Whatreallymattersishowyoutreatexamsandranking.Forgettheclassrankingorgrade