江苏省南京市民办育英外国语学校2022年高二英语月考试卷含解析

江苏省南京市民办育英外国语学校2022年高二英语月考试卷含解析一、选择题1.Whilewatchingtelevision,

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A.thedoorbellrang

B.thedoorbellrings

C.weheardthedoorbellrings

D.weheardthedoorbellring参考答案：D略2.---Hi,Johnson,anyideawhereSusanis?---Itisclasstime,soshe______intheclassroomnow.A.canbe

B.shallbe

C.willbe

D.mustbe参考答案：D3.______understandfullyhowfilmreactstolight,itisnecessarytostudythechemicalsinthefilm.A.Inorderto

B.Soasto

C.Sothat

D.Inorderthat参考答案：A

考点：考查近义词辨析。4.

It’sdesiredespeciallythisyearthatthisrule_____bebroughttotheattentionofalltheteachers.A.should

B.would

C.might

D.could参考答案：A5.---Didyouenjoyyourselfattheparty?---Yes.I’veneverbeento__________onebefore.

A.amoreexcited

B.themostexcited

C.amoreexciting

D.themostexcited参考答案：C6.Toomuchsnackscan

anunhealthybody.

A.resultfrom

B.contributeto

C.attendto

D.devoteto参考答案：B7._____togetaticketfortheconcert,Georgehasbeenstandinginaqueuefortwohours.A.Determining

B.Tobedetermined

C.Determined

D.Todetermine参考答案：C略8.Didyouhaveanytrouble______hishouse?A.finding

B.tofind

C.found

D.tofinding参考答案：A9.DuringourstayinLondon,theguidebook___agreathelp.Weallhadawonderfultime.A.behaved

Bconducted

C.served

D.proved参考答案：D略10.Itwasofficiallyreportedthatthefirstmammal______successfullyfromanadultcellwasDollythesheep.A.tobecloned

B.havingbeenclonedC.toclone

D.tohavebeencloned参考答案：A【详解】考查动词不定式一般式的被动式作后置定语。句意：据官方报道，第一只成功从成年细胞克隆的哺乳动物是多利羊。此处mammal和clone之间是一种被动关系，是动词不定式一般式的被动式作后置定语。故选A。11.Beingagoodlistenerisakindqualityandthat’s________ittakestokeepfriendship.A.which

B.what

C.how

D.where参考答案：B略12.Theysaythat___Chineselanguageisparticularlydifficultfor___European.

A.the;an

B./;the

C.the;a

D./;a

参考答案：C略13.Todaytherearemoreopportunitiesfordisabledpeopletomake_____contributionto_____society．

A．a;the

B．a;/

C．/;the

D．the;a参考答案：b略14.____formthehill,Icanseetheschoolmoreclearly.A.Seeing

B.Seen

C.Tosee

D.See参考答案：A15.Hedecidedtostudy_____secondforeignlanguageinordertofind_____well-paidjob.

A.the;a

B.a;the

C.a;a

D.the;the参考答案：C略34.Although______aboutfatness，shestillhasconfidenceinherperformanceofdailylife.A．teased

B．teasing

C．tease

D．totease参考答案：A略二、完型填空17.阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中选出最佳选项。In1971,readersaroundtheworldwereastonishedbysomephotographswhichappearedinnewspapers.HiddendeepintherainforestsofanislandinthePhilippines,wasanethnic(种族的)

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calledtheTasaday.Notuntilthatmomentdidanyonehaveany

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ofthesepeople.Theydidn’thaveanagriculturaleconomy;theyhuntedanimalsand

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fruitfromtheplantsintherainforest.Theycarriedtoolsmadeofstone,livedin

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andworeclothesmadeofleaves.Unknownuntil1971,they

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becameworldfamous.Afterthat,therewereTV

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andbooksaboutthem;peoplesaidtheirsimplelivesshowedthathumanbeingscouldbegoodandkindiftheywerenot

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bymodernlife.Thenafter1974theregionwasclosedbythegovernmentandtheworld

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aboutthem.In1986,aSwissjournalist,OswaldIten,decidedtovisittheTasaday.Thejourney

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thickrainforestsandacrossriverswashardanddangerous.Mr.Itenwas

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killedbythesoldiers,villagersandbusinessmenwhowantedtotakethewoodfromtherainforest.Finally,Mr.Iten

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andfoundthecavesoftheTasaday

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.Thepeoplewerelivinginnearbyhutsandtheywereall

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jeansandT-shirts,notleaves.Hethoughtthatperhapstheywerenotanethnicminority

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.Whenhe

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toSwitzerland,Mr.ItenwroteabouttheTasadaypeopleinthenewspapers.Hesaidhethoughtthattheywerejustordinaryfarmers,poor,butnot

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fromanyoneelse.Hebelievedthatin1971,thegovernmenttold“theTasaday”to

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theywerenativepeoplefromthousandsofyearsago,sothattourists---andmoney---wouldstart

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intotheregion.Onegroupofexpertssaidthattheyreallywerepeoplewhohadno

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withmodernlifebefore1971;anothergroupsaidtheywerejust

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thepart.Sowhoarethesepeople,really?Perhapswe’llneverreallybesure.36.A.man

B.chief

C.group

D.tradition37.A.impression

B.knowledge

C.doubt

D.fear38.A.grew

B.enjoyed

C.stored

D.collected39.A.caves

B.houses

C.apartments

D.huts40.A.certainly

B.ly

C.suddenly

D.privately41.A.programs

B.services

C.stations

D.advertisements42.A.refused

B.separated

C.conquered

D.spoilt43.A.knew

B.forgot

C.talked

D.thought44.A.around

B.over

C.through

D.along45.A.once

B.often

C.almost

D.even46.A.left

B.arrived

C.hid

D.began47.A.empty

B.valueless

C.accessible

D.dirty48.A.making

B.selling

C.designing

D.wearing49.A.inall

B.afterall

C.atall

D.aboveall50.A.went

B.returned

C.traveled

D.drove51.A.absent

B.secure

C.free

D.different52.A.agree

B.admit

C.pretend

D.consider53.A.pouring

B.falling

C.turning

D.looking54.A.competition

B.contact

C.agreement

D.patience55.A.learning

B.forming

C.missing

D.acting参考答案：36—45

CBDAC

ADBCC

46—55

BADCB

DCABD三、阅读理解18.阅读C短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在机读卡上将该项涂黑。

Searchingforloveisnolongerjustafavoritesubjectforsongs.Ithasalsobecomeahugeindustry.ResearcherssaytheonlinedatingindustryintheUSearned649milliondollarsin2006.Theyexpectthisnumbertoincreasetomorethan9milliondollarsby2011.Expertssaythattheindustryhasgrownbecausetraditionalsocialtieshaveweakened.Manyyoungpeopleleavebehindaclosecommunityoffriendsandfamilytofindworkinbiggercities.Peopleworklongerhours,sotheyhavelesstimetomeetnewpeople.Thishelpsexplainthepopularityofonlinedating.Someestimatessay120thousandmarriagesayearresultfrommatchesmadeontheInternet.Thedatingindustryhasalsobeenexpandinginnewways.Manycompaniesofferpersonalizedservicesforfindingtheperfectmate.Thesecompaniesareansweringalargedemandbysinglepeople.Theyarewillingtoinvesttheirtimeandmoneytofindlovewithcarefullyplannedmethods,insteadofleavinglovetochance.AskRomeoisacompanyinVirginia.Itprovidessinglepeoplewithadviceonhowtomeetapersonforthefirsttime.AlsoinVirginia,thecompanyTrueLifePartnersprovidesamorecostlyanddetaileddatingservice.Thecompanyhiresateamofprofessionalpersonswhohelpcouplesmeet.Butthislevelofservicecomesatahighprice.Menpaythousandsofdollarsfortheservice.Butwomengettotakepartatnocost.Therearelotsofothercostslinkedtodating.Andwewonderhowtheeconomicrecession(衰退)hasaffecteddatingintheUS.64.Whatcanweinferfromthefirstparagraph?

A.Songswereonlywrittentoexpressloveinthepast.

B.Manypeoplewilltakepartintheindustryintwothousandeleven.

C.Theindustrywillincreasetheinterestbyninehundredmilliondollars.

D.Loveisnotonlythesoulofsomesongsbutalsotheheartofanindustrynow.65.Accordingtothepassage,wecanknow______.

A.mostofthemarriagesresultfromtheInternet.

B.thedatingindustryispopularnow

C.womenwon’tspendmoneywhendating

D.singlepeoplelikeloveatthefirstsightnow66.TheauthortookAskRomeoandTrueLifePartnersforexamplesto______.

A.emphasizetheimportantroleofthecompanies

B.praisethetwocompanies’goodwork

C.showhowthecompanieshelpexpandthedatingindustry

D.showthecompaniesarethebaseoftheindustry67.Whatwilltheauthortalkaboutinthefollowingparagraph?

A.Thesituationofdatingnowintheeconomicrecession

B.Howtodealwiththeeconomicrecession

C.Whattheeconomicrecessionis.

D.WhetherthecostofdatingisdecreasingnowintheUS.参考答案：DBCA19.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。DidtheiPodkillmusic?DIDSteveJobskillthemusicindustry?That’sthequestiononmanypeople’slipssincerockstarJonBonJoviaccusedtheapplebossofpersonallydestroyingthemusicindustry.BonJovicentershiscriticism(批评)onhowhebelievesmusicdownloadinghasrobbedyoungpeopleofwhathecallsthe“beautyofbuyingonalbum”,“Kidstodayhavemissedthebeautyoftakingyourallowance(零花钱)moneyandmakingadecisionbasedontheJacket,notknowingwhattherecordsoundedlike,”hesaid.Butfarfromkillingtheindustry,manyyoungpeopletodaythinkJobshasbeenablessing(带来幸运的人),offeringyouinstant,andselectiveaccesstoawholeworldofmusic.KeithStaskiewiczatEntertainmentWeeklyspeaksforthefeelingsofmanymusiclovers.HebelieveslisteningtoMp3sratherthanrecordsorCDs“justsavesthemmoney”anddoesn’t“eliminate(消除)thesenseofdiscoverytheygetfromnewmusic”,Staskiewiczalsoarguesthatit’swrongtoblameJobsandApplefordestroyinganything.“Changeisjustpartofthebusiness,”Staskiewiczsaid.“Nodoubtin50years,JustinBieberwillcomplaininhisRockandRollHallofFameinductionspeechabouthowkidsdon’tlistentoiPodsanymore.”Fornow,though,itappearsthatmusicdownloadingissettocontinueforthenearfuture.AccordingtoSummerRedstone,chairmanofmediacompanyViacom,iTuneshas“resurrected(复兴)themusicindustrybycreatingalegal,affordablepurchasingsystemforfans”.Butrecentsurveyssuggestedthat,despitethe“legalizing”ofmusicdownloadingviasiteslikeiTunes,youngpeoplearestillchoosingtodownloadmusicillegally.AreportbyJupiterResearchsuggestedthatillegaldownloadingsitesareusedthreetimesasmuchaslegalones.Theproblem,accordingtoitsanalystMarkMulligan,ishowtoday’syouthgrowupviewingmusicassomethingtheycangetforfree.“Unlessthemusicindustrycanshifttheseconsumers(消费者)whiletheyareyoungawayfromfreeconsumptiontopaidmusicformats(格式)，theymayneverdevelopmusicpurchasingbehavior,”warnedMulligan“recordingindustrycouldsufferlong-termharm.”66.JonBonJovithinksSteveJobshasdestroyedthemusicind