黑龙江省牡丹江市第一高级中学2018_2019学年高二英语4月月考试题.doc

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1、- 1 -黑龙江省牡丹江市第一高级中学 2018-2019 学年高二英语 4 月月考试题第一部分：单项选择（共 10 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 10 分）1. Many things _ impossible in the past are common today. A. considered B. to consider C. considering D. being considered 2. You see the lighting _ it happens, but you hear the thunder later. A. the instant B. for an insta

2、nt C. on the instant D. in an instant 3. -How about eight oclock outside the cinema?-That _me fine. A. fits B. meets C. satisfied D. suits 4. As far as I _, it is impossible to finish the task in such a short time. A. am concerned B. concern C. concerned D. concerned about 5. If you go to the bookst

3、ore, you will find _ information that can help students learn English. A. a great deals of B. a large amount of C. a great many D. a large number of 6. Although the working mother is very busy, she still _ a lot of time to her children. A. devotes B. supplies C. spends D. provides 7. _ the tropical

4、heat was more difficult than they had expected. A. Adjusting to B. Adjust to C. Adapt to D. Fitting for8. I proposed that the thief _into prison. A. put B. be put C. being put D. should put9. The necklace that she lost is very expensive. Its of great _. A. valuable B. value C. valueless D. invaluabl

5、e 10. -Its better for you to listen more in your spare time. - 2 -I think your suggestion deserves _. A. considering B. considered C. consider D. being considered 第二部分：阅读理解（共 20 小题；每小题 2 分，满分 40 分）第一节（共 15 小题；每小题 2 分，满分 30 分）阅读下面短文，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。AIf touring in a large grou

6、p isnt for you and the idea of driving yourself doesnt appeal, a small group tour with the Great New Zealand Travel Company might be just the answer.Panorama 24 Days Discover why New Zealand remains one of the world most popular destinations! This 24-day journey features a minimum 2-night stay at ev

7、ery stopover(中途短暂停留) point. With such a wide choice of things to do and places to see, you will enjoy plenty of time to sightsee, relax and experience the lifestyle in New Zealand. Departure Dates: January 12, 26/ February 09, 23/ March 09,23/ April 13 Price:NZ$10,715.00Nikau13 DaysThis journey from

8、 Auckland to Christchurch lets you experience the true diversity of this breathtaking country. History, culture, scenery and adventure, they all feature on this trip designed to give you a brief insight into the land. Departure Dates: January 02, 23/ February 02, 16/ March 02, 13/ April 03, 17 Price

9、: NZ$5 680.00 Southern Adventure11 Days Enjoy a South Island holiday packed with an exciting sightseeing trip and activity, including the world-famous whale-watch at Kaikoura, and a wildlife tour on Akaroa Harbour. This tour will take you on a journey of discovery and - 3 -theres also plenty of time

10、 for personal exploration as well.Departure Dates: January 17, 31/ February 07, 24 March 05, 21/ April 11, 18 Price: NZ$5,820.00Charming Northland4 Days The Bay of Islands is a great add-on and should not be missed if time permits. Youll visit the Northland region, regarded as the birthplace of New

11、Zealand as we know today. See the oldest Maori and European Settlements in the country and enjoy a unique eco-cultural hike into the Waipoua Forest. Cruise(乘船游览) to Cape Brett and the famous “Hole in the Rock” and enjoy free time to learn more about the nations early details. Departure Dates: daily

12、Price: NZ$2,015.00 11.According to the passage, the Panorama trip is _. A. slow and relaxing B. brief and excitingC. long but cheap D. short but adventurous .12. If you go to Nikau, _. A. you can experience the lifestyle of New ZealandB. you may have difficulty in breathingC. you can learn many aspe

13、cts about New ZealandD. you must go there by bus13. Tourists who are interested in wild animals should choose_. A. Nikau B. Panorama C. Southern Adventure D. Charming Northland 14. On a tour to the Bay of Islands, tourists mainly learn about New Zealands _. A. history B. lifestyle C. agriculture D.

14、populationBWe needed to find a nurse to help care for my mother, and not just any nurse. Mother had been the best and a most beautiful nurse herself. She could soothe (安慰) a crying child or calm a worried parent. Whats more, she had a beautiful soul. Her good attitude could make everyone feel better

15、 before they saw the - 4 -doctor.But then she got Parkinsons disease and had to retire. My brother Pat moved in with her. They had a few good years together. But Mother got so bad that we had to put her into a nursing home. The facility (设施)we chose had an excellent reputation. The staff treated Mot

16、her with great sympathy. Still, she wasnt happy there. She never told us so, but it was obvious. All she wanted was to go back to her own home. My brother Pat and I worried about who the nursing home would send to care for her. Not that she would ever complain, mind you. But the best nurse in the wo

17、rld certainly deserved the best nursing care in her final days, and thats what my brother and I hoped and prayed for: a nurse who would care for Mother the way she had cared for others.The first day a beautiful young woman with a big, confident smile showed up. The first thing she asked Mother was,

18、“Didnt you use to work for Dr Zdanis?” “ I certainly did, until I was eighty, ” Mother said. Even in her weakened state you could still hear the pride in her voice. “I recognized the name in your file,” she said. “And now that Im here. You see, when I was a little girl, you took care of me. I always

19、 loved and admired you,” she told Mother, taking her hand. “In fact, youre one of the main reasons I became a nurse.” 15. What do we know from Paragraph 1 ? A. The author had no time to care for her mother. B. The author was proud of her mother very much. C. Several nurses cared for the authors moth

20、er. D. The authors mother ever worked as a doctor. 16. According to the passage, the authors mother _. A. kept living with the author after retirement B. didnt stop working until she was over sixty years old. C. wasnt satisfied with the facilities of the nursing home. D. had to retire when she was v

21、ery old because of a serious illness. - 5 -17. The authors biggest hope for her mother was that she could _. A. be cared for well B. stay in the nursing home C. stop complaining D. recover from her illness18. What can we infer from the last paragraph? A. The nurse was brought up by the authors mothe

22、r. B. The nurse didnt know the authors mother was at the nursing home. C. The nurse was greatly influenced by the authors mother. D. The authors mother went back to the nursing home finally. CI believe in the challenge to accomplish something extraordinary. I gained this belief from the book Guinnes

23、s World Records, which showed me the value of equal opportunity and competition.When I was nine, I liked to visit the library with my friend Leanne, and we would read that book. Reassured by Mrs Balanoff, our third-grade teacher, that we could be anything when we grew up, we felt challenged by it. A

24、nd with the special focus, we took on the daily task of finding our place in the universe. The book taught me to believe that we could achieve something seemingly impossible. I was captured by the fame included in that book: “the fastest”,“ the longest”,“ the widest”,“ the most whatever you could im

25、agine. It opened up the possibilities of what I might be able to do. We were attracted to the attraction of the unusual. So Leanne settled on holding her breath for the longest time, and I decided to make the worlds largest cookie. Thus, Leanne joined the swim team, and I gained ten pounds. The book

26、 taught me determination and, more importantly, the desire to do something unexpected. Many people in the book were laughed at by their family and friends for what they were doing, yet they did it.In college, I decided to study Arabic. Attracted by its pronunciation, I fell in love with it. After gr

27、aduation, to put my skills to use, I moved to - 6 -Cairo and then to Tunisia, where I have been working to help divorced women.I am not saving the world, I am not the best at what I do, but I am only twenty-fourtheres still time. The book helped give me a new perspective on the impossible and fixed

28、in me the desire. I believe in making the impossible a reality, and I hope to break a few records myself someday. 19. Mrs Balanoff made the author believe that_. A. she should have chosen the correct bookB. she could be anything but a great womanC. she could achieve something special D. she should f

29、eel challenged by the book 20. What did the author do after she was motivated by the book? A. She wanted to gain ten pounds every year.B. She wanted to make the worlds largest cookie.C. She wanted to hold her breath for the longest time.D. She wanted to be a member of the national swim team. 21. Why

30、 did the author choose to move to Cairo and Tunisia? A. Because she hoped to learn a new language there.B. Because she wanted to put her language skills to use.C. Because she liked to work with divorced women there. D. Because she wanted to make some special friends there.DThere is a high price to p

31、ay for reckless(鲁莽的 ) teen driving, both in human lives and dollars. It seems that every day there is a story in the news bout another teenage life senselessly lost.The loss of human lives is the most painful effect that reckless teen driving has on society, but it doesnt end there. In the United St

32、ates in 2005, 4, 544 teens between the ages of 16 and 19 died from injuries caused by a motor vehicle crash. That year, teenagers accounted for 10 percent of the US population, but they made up 12 percent of motor vehicle crash deaths. Most people today learn to drive during their teenage years. How

33、ever, - 7 -according to the National Safety Council (NSC), this may not be the best time to get behind the wheel. According to the NSC, “The area of the brain that weighs consequences, suppresses impulse and organizes thoughts does not get fully developed until people are 25.” Hormones(荷尔蒙) are also

34、 very active in teenagers. Partners for Safe Teen Driving points out that most teenagers learn to drive under good conditions. Obstacles, such as severe weather, might not be encountered. Graduated(分级的) licensing programs have been the countrys most popular reaction to reckless teenage driving, Most

35、 drivers licenses will come with a period during which they are prevented from having passengers in the car, unless that person is an adult. Partners for Safe Teen Driving recommends talking to teenagers about the dangers of reckless driving. It also recommends being a good role model for teenagers,

36、 who are often looking up to parents or other role models for unspoken guidance. These role models should always wear their seat belts, obey speed limits and minimize distractions while on the road with teen drivers. 22. What is the most painful consequence of reckless teen driving? A. The waste of

37、resources.B. The death of humans.C. The damage to their brain.D. The effects on their studies. 23. It can be inferred from the passage that_. A. most teens tend to drive a car without a licenseB. it is illegal to drive alone for teens C. it is safer to drive a car when the driver is over 25D. it is

38、a good choice to learn to drive under good conditions 24. Which of the following phrases can best replace the underlined words “get behind the wheel” in Paragraph 3? A. Drive a car. B. Buy a car. C. Stop driving. D. Teach driving. 25. We can do the following to prevent reckless teen driving EXCEPT_.

39、 - 8 -A having graduated licensing programs B. setting a role model for teensC. analyzing the risks of reckless driving to themD continuously talking with the teens when they are driving to make them awake 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。When we worry about an eve

40、nt that may not occur, we waste precious energy and time. Worry never helps, but leaves us without peace of mind. It is good to be able to overcome unnecessary worry. These are a few steps which will help. 26 Worry means we are advancing into the future and imagining that the worst might happen. Wor

41、rying about future is not helpful. Just focus on the present moment and the task in hand. Do what you can. 27 If we are worried about a future meeting, it may be necessary to do an hours preparation. Once weve done the necessary preparation, we can say to ourselves that weve done everything we can,

42、so we have no need to worry. Imagine how good things can occur. If we focus on the negative, it is likely to create negative emotions. If you often find yourself in a state of fear or worry, try to imagine yourself doing the best you can in the circumstances. The mind needs to be occupied. 28 Dont f

43、ear other people. We often worry about what other people will think or say about us. But, it is not helpful to give time to what people may think. Even if people do say unpleasant things or have critical opinions, it is not something we have to - 9 -worry about. 29 It doesnt have to affect us unless

44、 we allow it to. 30 Place all your worries in a box and then open the box in a weeks time. Many of these worries will not occur so you can strike them off. If you still have things to worry about, put them in the box and leave it for another week. In this way, you can put your worries away. You will

45、 also see how many worries prove groundless(莫须有的). A. Focus on the present time. B. However, it will make you more worried. C. Think of some important tasks of your life. D. We are not responsible for what the world says. E. Put worries in a box and open it a week later. F. So it is best to have it

46、focused on something positive. G. If we have worries, try to see what can be done to prevent them. 第三部分 完形填空（共 20 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 30 分）阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C 和 D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。I was a guy living in my own world. I never studied or concentrated on my examinations. As a result, I 31

47、 in three subjects of my prelims(预备考试). I was 32 warned by my principal and my class teacher. My friends and families were all quite 33 . At the same time, my parents also 34 telling me what I should do. I really thought that my future would be destroyed if I 35 doing the same. I realized the sacrif

48、ices made by my 36 to give me the best they could. Only one month was left to 37 myself for the examinations. I made up my mind to get good 38 . I stayed up until midnight, 39 my lessons. There was something that bothered me day and nightthe 40 of failure. I never wanted to disappoint my family. The day of results declaration had come. I started 41 myself saying that I was a stupid student, a complete fool who destroyed his 42 with his - 10 -own