2021招远一中高二第二学期4月月考检测英语试卷扫描版含答案

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高 二 英 语 答 案
听力
1—5 BABBA 6—10 CABBC 11—15 CACCA 16—20 CACBA
阅读理解
21—35 ACD DABD BADA DCBD
七选五
36—40 FCBEG
完形填空
41—45 BCACD 46—50 BCDBB 51—55 ADDCA
语法填空
56. that 57. wuld marry 58. included 59. t accept 60. int
61. saying 62. s 63. were 64. stries 65. speechless
应用文写作
(One pssible versin)
Dear Jane,
I’m Li Hua, the mnitr f Class One Grade Tw. I’m very excited abut yur cming t ur class next mnth as an exchange student.
Firstly, I’d like t tell yu abut the weather in my city. It is ften very ht in summer and it snws s ften in winter. Secndly, the lcal peple like rice and ndles. We enjy seafd and different fruit and vegetables t. Thirdly, I want t intrduce ur class t yu. The teachers in ur schl are nt nly experienced and knwledgeable, but als patient and cnsiderate. Everyne in my class is active. I hpe yu will sn becme a member f ur class.
I’m lking frward t yur cming.
Yurs,
Li Hua
读后续写
(One pssible versin)
We began pushing them back t the shre, but the waves were getting strnger. Each time we tried t direct ur bdybards twards the shre, the current wuld drag us back a few feet. Althugh tired frm struggling against the waves, we knew that time was tight, s we pushed with ur full strength. At this mment, sme small bats drew near. The lifeguards had finally arrived. We helped the bys nt the bats and headed t the beach where an ambulance was waiting. We left just in time befre water began t fld the beach.
When we arrived at the hspital, the tw kids were in better cnditin. Feeling relieved, we decided t head back hme fr sme rest. Just then, a man reached ut his hands and grabbed us. With tears welling up in his eyes, he thanked us fr keeping his sns alive. Hearing his wrds, I did nt feel the pride f being a her as I anticipated, but was grateful that n lives had been lst t the cean. Frm then n, instead f shwing ff my surfing skills, I started training as a lifeguard, hping t help as many peple as I culd.
听力原文
Text 1
W: There are still s many things t d t get ready fr the Spring Festival, such as shpping, cleaning, and cking.
M: I’ll help yu clean the huse after I finish my hmewrk.
W: OK. I will g shpping, and then we can clean tgether.
Text 2
M: I lve this writer! My Chinese teacher intrduced her t me and I’ve read all her bks since then.
W: Yeah? I dn’t knw her t well. I just brrwed this bk frm the library yesterday. I d enjy her writing, thugh.
Text 3
M: Are there enugh desks in the classrm?
W:I think there are enugh. There are 40 desks altgether — 1 fr the teacher, 13 fr the students, and the rest fr the parents.
Text 4
W: Yur new apartment is nt as cnvenient as the frmer ne.
M: Exactly, but it’s far mre cmfrtable. And abve all, it has quiet surrundings.
Text 5
M: I’m getting tired. Let’s g and eat smething sn.
W: All right. D yu mind waiting fr a little bit? I’d like t run a few mre minutes n the running machine.
M: Sure. I’ll g take a shwer and get changed first. I’ll see yu dwnstairs.
Text 6
M: Have yu bked yur flight yet?
W: Yes, I have.
M: Great. Hw’s yur packing ging?
W: Actually, there’s a small prblem with my packing. I didn’t realize my suitcase was t small t fit my winter clthes.
M: Yu’ll be away fr three mnths, right?
W: Right. I wn’t be back until next February.
M: I see. Yu need t bring enugh clthes with yu. That’s fr sure.
W: Yeah. I’m cnsidering just bringing fewer clthes, and buying new nes when I’m there.
M: Why dn’t yu get a new suitcase? There are many gd deals nline.
W: Yu’re right! I’ll d that.
Text 7
M: D yu keep writing a diary?
W: I used t d it when I was in middle schl.
M: Why did yu stp, then? Did yu get bred?
W: Oh, I never gt bred f it. I just gt t busy with schl.
M: I see. What a pity! It’s nice t keep a diary.
W: I knw! I’d lve t cntinue maybe after my first year in high schl. I’m still getting used t the high schl life.
M: I knw what yu mean. I stpped in my secnd year f high schl, and then I started again after I graduated last year.
W: Nice. What d yu write abut in yur diary nw?
M: Oh, yu knw, just daily cllege life.
Text 8
M: Hw was yur schl trip t the aquarium(水族馆) tday?
W: It was great! We learned a lt abut sea creatures.
M: Yeah? What d yu remember the mst?
W: Sharks, fr sure! Did yu knw that there are mre than 500 different kinds f sharks?
M: Ww, really?
w: Yeah. I was really surprised by that number,and what’s mre fascinating is that sharks have been arund fr mre than 420 millin years! Can yu believe that?
M: Oh! I just knw frm TV prgrams that they’re super dangerus, and their teeth are s scary!
W: Right! Actually, their teeth are cnstantly replaced during their average 30-year life, because they eat s vilently that they ften break their teeth! A shark can lse abut 80 teeth a mnth. Isn’t that crazy?
M: Yeah. And they can grw their teeth back?
W: Yes! And their teeth are much bigger than ur teeth!
Text 9
W: Hw lng have yu been playing the guitar?
M: Let me think... I’ve been playing fr 20 years nw. I started when I was 18 years ld.
W: Ww! That’s such a lng time. Hw did yu get started?
M: I saw my uncle playing it ne day and became interested in it.
W: Did he teach yu hw t play, then?
M: Well, he bught me a guitar, but I learned hw t play frm a guitar teacher.
W: Did yu find it difficult t learn at the beginning?
M: Nt at all. The basic rules were pretty easy t learn. It nly gt a little hard when I tried t play mre cmplicated sngs.
W: Can yu sing and play at the same time?
M: Yes, but I had t practice a lt befre I mastered it.
W: D yu play every day nw?
M: Yes, I d. I play every evening fr tw hurs. I’ve als just started a band with a few friends.
W: That’s really cl! Hw ften d yu play tgether?
M: We play tgether fr three hurs every Saturday afternn.
Text 10
Eddie Huang is an American chef, authr, TV prducer and lawyer. He was brn n March 1st, 1982, in Washingtn D.C. He was then raised in Silver Spring with his brther Evan Huang. The Huangs then mved t Orland, where Eddie’s father managed a successful grup f steak and seafd restaurants. In 2004, Eddie received a cllege degree in English and Film. He als gt a law degree at Yeshiva University in 2008. A year later, Eddie pened his first restaurant in New Yrk. When asked abut his decisin t get int the fd business, Eddie said that he had been inspired by his father. He learned cking frm his mther but als tk inspiratin frm ther famus chefs. As his restaurant gt ppular, several TV statins reached him and wanted him t make his wn fd shw. He tk this pprtunity and created Huang’s Wrld, a fd and travel shw with a special fcus n culture. In early 2013, he published his bk Fresh Off the Bat: A Memir, in which he wrte abut his experience f grwing up in America.