湖南省衡阳市祁东县鸣鹿中学高二英语月考试题含解析

湖南省衡阳市祁东县鸣鹿中学高二英语月考试题含解析一、选择题1.Notuntiltheearlyyearsofthe19thcentury________whatheatwas.A.mandidknowB.didmanknewC.didn'tmanknowD.didmanknow参考答案：D2.---Youlookupset.What’sthematter?

---Ihadmyproposal______again.A.turnedover

B.turnedon

C.turnedoff

D.turneddown参考答案：D略3.Theoldtownhasmanyoldbuildingsand

muchofitsoriginalcharm.A.preservedB.ispreservedC.haspreservedD.willbepreserved参考答案：C4.WhenItalkedtohimjustnowinthehall,he

tomethathehadseenyou.

A．apologized

B．complained

C．mentioned

D．referred参考答案：C略5.—Doyouhaveanythingtosayforyourselves?

—Yes,thereisonepoint_________wemustinsiston

A.why

B.where

C.how

D./参考答案：D略6.Mymoney________.ImustgotothebanktodrawsomeofmysavingsoutbeforeI'venoneinhand.

A．hasrunout

B．isrunningout

C．hasbeenrunout

D．isbeingrunout参考答案：B7.—Iapologizefornotbeingabletojoinyoufordinner.—________.We’llgettogetherlater.A.Goahead

B.Nottoworry

C.That’sright

D.Don’tmentionit参考答案：B8.Althoughtheworkingmotherisverybusy,shestill_____alotoftimeto_____children.A.devotes;lookafter

B.spends;lookingafterC.devotes;lookingafter

D.provides;lookingafter参考答案：C9.Wehaveknowneachother_________wewereyoung.A.since

B.for

C.when

D.before参考答案：A10.—Idon’tfeelsympathy_________thebeggarswhoactuallyhavetheabilitytowork.—Iaminsympathy_______yourpointofview.

A.for;on

Bfor;with.

C.with;for

D.on;for

参考答案：B略11.______hewasathome,Iwouldhavephonedhimthen.A.HadIknown

B.Ihadknown

C.WouldIknow

D.Iwouldknow参考答案：A12.Aquarrel_________,whichmadehim______hisfamily.A.wasbrokenout;breakaway

B.brokeout;breakawayfrom

C.wasbrokenaway;breakdown

D.brokedown;breakout参考答案：B13.Mymoney________，soImustgotothebanktodrawsomeofmysavingsoutbeforeI'venoneinhand.A．isbeingrunout

B．hasbeenrunoutC．isrunningout

D．hasrunout参考答案：C14.Stevenhasformedthehabitofrunning__________thetree-linedavenueforhalfanhoureveryday.

A.with

B.below

C.between

D.alongside参考答案：D略15.Thevictimisgoingto_______thestorywhereheleftoffyesterday.A.takeup

B.speedup

C.sweepup

D.putup

参考答案：A略16.Weallknowthat,_____,theclimatechangewillgetworse.A.notifdealtcarefullywithB.ifnotcarefullydealtwithC.ifdealtnotcarefullywithD.notifcarefullydealtwith参考答案：B二、完型填空17.阅读下面短文，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。

WhenpeoplehearthatI’mtheyoungestpersontorowsoloacrosstheAtlanticOcean,theyallhavethesamequestion:Howdida22-yearoldwomanrowa19-footboatfor70daysthroughhighwindsandcrashingwaves?Well,thebiggest

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formewasn’tphysical.BythetimeIdecidedtodothe

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row,Ihadalreadybiked3,300milescross-country,runacrosstheMojaveDesert,and

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the325-milelengthoftheAlleghenyRiver.However,thetoughpartwouldbe

19:HowwouldIhandlethe

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,theboredomofthevastsea?

I

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onJanuary3,2010.Isetmysightson(下决心)gettingpastthequarter-way

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,whichwouldtakeabout20days.

Day20,January22,wasgrayandcloudy.Icouldhavedonesomethingto

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,suchas

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myselftoachocolatebar.

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Ididn’t.

Iwassufferingfromterribleloneliness.Ihadn’tseen

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overtwoweeks.Everydaywasbeginningtofeelthesame.Eating,rowing,sleeping,watchingthesky,watchingtheocean.

Then,aroundsunset,Isawsomethingmoveonthehorizon.Theyweredolphins!They

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myboat.SuddenlyIfeltsograteful.Theyhadcometohelpmecelebrate,just

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Ineededthem.Irowedatfull

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forthenext20minuteswiththedolphinsaround.Bythetimewewentour

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ways,Iwasnolongerlonely.Betteryet,IknewIwouldbeokay.

Ididmake

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,all2,817miles.IhitthecoastofGuyana,SouthAmerica,onMarch14,after70daysandfivehoursatsea.Myoceanrow

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$70,000fortheBluePlanetRunFoundation,whichfundsdrinkingwaterprogramsaroundtheworld.Iknowsomeathletesspendtheentirejourneyimaginingtheend,andthathelpsthemget

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.Butforme,thesecretistofocusonthe

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,whereyouexperiencethepersonalgrowth—thosemomentsofawarenessofbeingconnectedtothesun,theweather,andthewaves.And,onthebestdayofmylife,thosedolphins,whichfreedmyself

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terribleloneliness.16.A.request

B.challenge

C.thought

D.promise17.A.ocean

B.river

C.lake

D.channel18.A.measured

B.swum

C.dug

D.proved19.A.technical

B.practical

C.environmental

D.mental20.A.sickness

B.business

C.loneliness

D.weakness21.A.setoff

B.tookoff

C.paidoff

D.brokeoff22.A.rule

B.port

C.mark

D.level23.A.settle

B.cerebrate

C.bargain

D.interrupt24.A.devoting

B.adapting

C.pointing

D.treating25.A.For

B.So

C.But

D.Or26.A.rain

B.sand

C.flight

D.land27.A.circled

B.bit

C.left

D.sank28.A.till

B.when

C.unless

D.though29.A.speed

B.price

C.size

D.length30.A.separate

B.interesting

C.dangerous

D.useful31.A.one

B.it

C.myself

D.them32.A.lacked

B.raised

C.needed

D.cost33.A.off

B.through

C.in

D.away34.A.moment

B.week

C.month

D.year35.A.below

B.in

C.on

D.from参考答案：16-20BABDC

21-25ACBDC

26-30DABAA

31-35BBBAD三、阅读理解18.TourInformationofBodleianLibraries,UniversityofOxfordImportantnotes:Allourguidedtoursareconductedbyourprofessionallytrainedvolunteerguides.Weareabletotakechildrenaged11andoverintotheworkingareasoftheBodleianLibraryonthesetours.Weregretthattheguidedtoursarenotrecommendedtoyoungerchildren.Howtobook:PurchaseselectedticketsonlineorattheGreatGateticketofficeatleasttwodaysaheadoftime.1.MinitourTheminitourallowsyoutoviewthemostbeautifulpartsoftheBodleianLibraryinjust30minutes.Whatyou’llsee:15th-centuryDivinitySchoolandDukeHumfrey’smedieval（中世纪的）library.Length:30minutes

Price:￡6perpersonTimes:Monday—Saturday:9:30,15:30,16:00,16:40Sunday:12:45,14:15,14:45，15:15,16:00,16:402.StandardtourThistourshowsyoutheinteriorofthebuildingsthatformthehistoricheartoftheUniversity.Whatyou’llsee:15th-centuryDivinitySchool,ConvocationHouse,Chancellor’sCourtandDukeHumfrey’smedievallibrary.Length:60minutes

Price:￡8perpersonTimes:Wednesday—Friday:10:30,11:30,13:00,14:00Sunday:11:30,14:00,15:003.Extendedtour—Upstairs,downstairsThistourofferstheopportunitytovisitboththeBodleianLibrary’swonderfulhistoricroomsandthemodernundergroundreadingrooms.Whatyou’llsee:15th-centuryDivinitySchool,ConvocationHouse,Chancellor’sCourt,DukeHumfrey’smedievallibrary,RadcliffeCameraandGladstoneLink.Length:90minutes

Price:￡15perpersonTime:WednesdayandSaturday：9*154.Extendedtour—ExplorethereadingroomsAnexplorationoftheBodleianLibrary’swonderfulreadingroomswherescholarshavestudiedforcenturies.Whatyou’llsee:15th-centuryDivinitySchool,ConvocationHouse,Chancellor^Court,DukeHumfrey’smedievallibrary,UpperReadingRoomandRadcliffeCamera.Length:80minutes

Price:￡14perpersonTimes:Sunday:11:15,13:151.WhencanyoutakeaStandardtour?A.At9:30onMonday.

B.At13:00onSaturday.C.At14:00onThursday.

D.At12:00onSunday.2.Whatarevisitorsrequiredtodotogoonthetours?A.Bringtheirownguides.

B.Setoffearlyinthemorning.C.Avoidtakingchildren.

D.Makereservationsinadvance.3.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.lThefirsttourcanbebookedviatelephone.B.Thesecondtourshowsamodemundergroundreadingroom.C.Thethirdtourcoststhemost.D.Thefourthtourlaststhelongest.参考答案：1.C

2.D

3.C本文是一篇广告布告类短文阅读。文章主要介绍了牛津大学伯德雷恩图书馆的一些信息和要求。【1题详解】细节理解题。根据文章2.Standardtour中的Times:Wednesday—Friday:10:30,11:30,13:00,14:00Sunday:11:30,14:00,15:00可知，星期四的下午两点可以参观。故选C。【2题详解】细节理解题。根据文章Importantnotes:中的Howtobook:PurchaseselectedticketsonlineorattheGreatGateticketofficeatleasttwodaysaheadoftime.可知，至少要提前两天预定。故选D。【3题详解】细节理解题。根据文章每个不同旅游信息的票价可知，3.Extendedtour—Upstairs,downstairs的票价最高。故选D。【点睛】这是一篇广告布告类阅读理解，这种题目一般是比较简单的，考查细节题为主。可以使用信息筛选法做题。为了节省时间，可以用先看题目，带着题目在文中寻读的方法找到信息句，理解并找出正确答案。如小题1，抓住题干中的Standardtour，然后在文中寻读的方法找到2.Standardtour中的Times:Wednesday—Friday:10:30,11:30,13:00,14:00Sunday:11:30,14:00,15:00就可以迅速定位到答案。19.InancientJapan,ifyousavedsomeone’slife,theywouldmakeittheirdutytospendtherestoftheirlifeservingyou.Nowadays,ifyourescuesomeone’sstory,heorshewillfeelthesamekindofgratitude(感激).Ithappensallthetime.Someoneinagroupistellingastoryand,justbeforetheirbigpoint,BOOM!There’saninterruption.Someonenewjoinsthegroup,awaiterwithaplateofbiscuitscomesover,orababystartscrying.Suddenlyeveryone’sattentionturnstothenewarrival,thefoodontheplate,orthe“charming”littlechild.Nobodyisawareoftheinterruption—exceptthespeaker.Theyforgetallaboutthefactthatthespeakerhasn’tmadehisorherpoint.Oryou’reallsittingaroundthelivingroomandsomeoneistellingajoke.Suddenly,justbeforehisbigpunchline(妙语),littleJohnnydropsadishorthephonerings.Afterthecrash,everyonetalksaboutlittleJohnny’scarelessness.Afterthecall,thesubjectturnstotheupcomingmarriageormedicaloperationofthecaller.Nobodyremembersthegreatpunchlinegotunfinished—exceptthejoketeller.Whenit’syouentertainingeveryoneatarestaurant,haveyouevernoticedhowyoucanalmostsetyourclockbythewaitercomingtotakeeveryone’sorderjustbeforeyourfunnypunchline?Mostjokeandstorytellersaretooshytosay,aftertheinterruption,“Now,asIwassaying…”Instead,they’llspendtherestoftheeveningfeelingbadtheydidn’tgettofinish.Here’swhereyoucomein.RescuethemwiththetechniqueIcall“LendaHelpingTongue.”Watchthegratitudeinthestoryteller’seyesashestabilizeswherehisstorysunkandhesailsoffagaintowardthecenterofattention.Hisexpressionandtheappreciationofyourconsiderationbythere