安徽省滁州市2025-2026年高二下学期英语4月月考检测卷

这是一份安徽省滁州市2025-2026年高二下学期英语4月月考检测卷，共4页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分7，B．18，C．Abut 7， Cme n!”，his→him85等内容，欢迎下载使用。

高二英语4月月考
本试卷分第一卷（选择题）和第二卷（非选择题）两部分，共150分，考试时间为120分钟。
第一卷（三部分，共115分）
第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共5小题，每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你将有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅一遍。
1．What is the man ding nw?
A．Washing the dishes.B．Reading.C．Watching TV
2．Hw ld can peple vte in the
A．16.B．18.C．20.
3．Hw lng has the man been in the city?
A．Fr tw days.B．Fr tw weeks.C．Fr tw mnths.
4．When is Susan’s birthday?
A．Tmrrw.B．On June 14th.C．On June 16th.
5．What d yu think they are ding?
A．Watching TV.B．Lking at a pht.C．Reading a bk.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6至8题。
6．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．In the bank.B．In the shp.C．On the rad
7．What des the man want t d?
A．Change a nte fr sme cins.
B．Buy smething.
C．Put mney away in the bank.
8．What d yu think f the wman?
A．She is implite.B．She is warm-hearted.C．She is beautiful.
听第7段对话，完成第9至11题。
9．What did the man d abut his ld car?
A．He sld it.
B．He repaired the engine.
C．He gave it t his friend as a present.
10．Hw did the man feel abut his ld car?
A．It wuld g far safely.B．It was in a bad cnditin.C．It culdn’t be repaired.
听第8段材料，回答第12至14题。
11．Hw des the man feel abut his new car?
A．We are nt sure.
B．It’s even wrse than the ld ne.
C．It’s much better than the ld ne.
12．What may the passengers d when the light f the “Fasten yur seat-belt” sign is ff?
A．They may sit n their seats.
B．They may fasten their seat-belts.
C．They may mve freely in the aircraft.
13．When are the seats kept upright?
A．At meal time.B．During the flight.C．Befre sleep.
14．What can we learn frm the cnversatin?
A．It’s nt necessary t fasten the seat-belts n the plane.
B．Meals are nt served n the plane.
C．It can be dangerus nt t fasten the seat-belts.
听第9段材料，回答第15至17题。
15．Where is the man ging?
A．Washingtn D.C.B．China.C．New Yrk.
16．Has the girl ever been t the capital f America?
A．N, never.B．Yes, nly nce.C．Yes, twice.
17．Hw lng will the girl stay in Washingtn D.C.?
A．One day.B．Tw days.C．Three days.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18．When did the traffic accident take place?
A．Abut 6 ’clck.B．Abut 7:30.C．Abut 7:00.
19．Wh was killed in the traffic accident?
A．Miltn Green.B．Frank Miller.C．Jack Smith.
20．Where did the fire break ut?
A．At the crner f N. 104 Freeway.
B．At the crner f the 4th Freeway.
C．At the crner f the 4th Street.
第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）
第一节：单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出一个可以填入空白处的最佳答案。
21．Nt nly interested in ftball but beginning t shw an interest in it.
A．the teacher himself is;all his students; are
B．the teacher himself is; are all his students
C．is the teacher himself is;are all his students
D．is the teacher himself; all his students are
22．Sme dctrs were sent t the frnt where medical wrkers were .
A．in great needB．in great need f
C．needed greatD．needed in
23．We must d smething t the rf f falling in.
A．preventB．prtectC．defendD．keep
24．She lks frward every spring t the flwer lined garden.
A．visitB．paying a visitC．walk inD．walking in
25．The man was determined t g t the Emei Muntain, he knew he wuld have many difficulties there.
A．as ifB．as thughC．becauseD．even thugh
26．I finally gt the jb I dreamed abut Never in all my life s happy!
A．did I feelB．I feltC．I had feltD．had I felt
27．I have always dreamt cming t the Great Wall, and nw my dream has .
A．abut; realizedB．f; cme true
C．abut; been cme trueD．f; been made true
28．Only when the war was ver t his hmetwn.
A．did the yung sldier return
B．the yung sldier returned
C．returned the yung sldier
D．the yung sldier did return.
29．I hpe that tmrrw will fine.
A．turn upB．turn utC．turn dwnD．turn in
30．Nt until I began t wrk hw much time I had wasted.
A．didn’t I realizeB．did I realize
C．I didn’t realizeD．I realized
31．The train leaves at 6:00 p.m. S I have t be at the statin 5:40 p.m the lastest.
A．until; atB．after; frC．by; atD．befre; in
32．As matter f fact, the stp sign made traffic safer and faster.
A．the;不填B．a;不填C．the;aD．不填;the
33．When she std n the platfrm fr the first time, she felt that her heart beat wildly and lked
.
A．wrriedB．anxiusC．nervusD．eager
34．After the chairman this meeting clsed, peple std up and cheered.
A．declaredB．tldC．reprtedD．nticed
35．The family usually up their dinner tea.
A．end; atB．ends; frC．ends; fD．end; with
第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36~55各题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。
“Rb!” his father called. “We have t get up, sn, 36 it is Christmas.” “All right,” he said 37 . “I’ll g n ut,” his father said. “I’ll get things started.”
The dr clsed and he lay still, laughing t himself. His father wuld 38 in just a few minutes. His 39 heart was ready t jump frm his bdy. The minutes were endless—ten, fifteen, he did nt knw 40 ——and he heard his father’s ftsteps again. The dr pened. “Rb!” “Yes, Dad——” “Yu sn f a——” His father was 41 a queer(古怪的) sbbing(抽咽) srt f laugh. “ 42 yu’d fl me, did yu?” his father was standing beside his bed, 43 him, pulling away the cver. “It’s 44 Christmas, Dad!” He fund his father and held him in his arms. He felt his father’s arms g 45 him. “Sn, I thank yu. Nbdy ever did 46 thing——” “Oh, Dad, I want yu t knw——I d want t be gd!” The wrds brke frm him f their wn will. He did nt knw what t say. His heart was 47 with lve. “Well, I think I can g back t sleep,” 48 said after a mment. “N, listen——the 49 are awaked up. Cme t think f it, sn. I’ve never seen 50 children when yu first saw the Christmas tree. I was always in the barn(牲口棚). Cme n!”
He 51 his clthes, and they went dwn t the Christmas tree, and sn the 52 was climbing up t where the star had been. Oh, what a Christmas, and 53 his heart had nearly burst again with shyness and pride as his father tld his mther abut hw he, Rb, had gt up and milked the 54 all by himself! “The best Christmas gift I have ever had, and I’ll remember it, sn, every year n Christmas mrning, 55 I live.”
36．A．butB．even ifC．whenD．whenever
37．A．lazilyB．happilyC．unwillinglyD．sleepily
38．A．shutB．knwC．laughD．discver
39．A．dancingB．flyingC．mvingD．running
40．A．hw t pretendB．what t sayC．hw manyD．hw happy
41．A．inventingB．laughingC．screamingD．prducing
42．A．As ifB．ThughC．HpingD．Thught
43．A．feeling frB．feelingC．lking frD．searching
44．A．nB．frC．tD．at
45．A．acrssB．verC．arundD．under
46．A．the bestB．a nicerC．a wrseD．the wrst
47．A．burstingB．satisfiedC．angryD．pleased
48．A．RbB．heC．his fatherD．the sn
49．A．cwsB．cattleC．familyD．little nes
50．A．yurB．theC．thseD．yu
51．A．tk ffB．dressedC．pulled nD．cvered
52．A．mnB．shadwC．sunD．children
53．A．thatB．hwC．therefreD．because
54．A．dgB．crpsC．cwD．baby
55．A．as ld asB．as lng asC．untilD．if nly
第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）
阅读下面短文，然后从各题所给的四个选项中A、B、C、D中选出一个最佳答案。
A
Mark Twain left schl when he was twelve. He had little schl educatin. In spite f this, he became the mst famus writer f his time. He made millins f dllars by writing. His real name was Samuel Langhrne Clemens, but he is better knwn all ver the wrld as Mark Twain, his penname.
Mark Twain was brn in 1835 and he was nt a healthy baby. In fact, he was nt expected t live thrugh the first winter. But with his mther’s care, he managed t survive. As a by, he caused much truble fr his parents. He used t play jkes n all his friends and neighbrs. He didn’t like t g t schl, and he ften ran away frm hme. He always went in the directin f the nearby Mississippi(密西西比河). He was nearly drwned nine times.
After his father’s death, Mark Twain began t wrk fr a printer, wh nly prvided him with fd and clthing. Then, he wrked as a printer, a river-bat pilt(领航员) and later jined the army. But shrtly after that he became a miner. During this perid, he started t write shrt stries. Afterwards he became a full time writer.
In 1870, Mark Twain gt married. In the years that fllwed he wrte many bks including Tm Sawyer in 1876, and Huckleberry Finn in 1884, which made him famus, and brught him great frtune.
Unfrtunately, Mark Twain gt int debts in bad investments(投资) and he had t write large numbers f stries t pay these debts. In 1904, his wife died, and then three f his children passed away.
At the age f 70, his hair was cmpletely white. He bught many white suits and neckties(领带). He wre nthing but white frm head t ft until his death n April 21, 1910.
56．When Mark Twain was a little baby, .
A．he was nt strng enughB．he was as active as ther bys
C．his mther thught he wuld dieD．he was always in hspital
57．In his childhd, Mark Twain .
A．learned a lt at schl
B．he ften went swimming with ther bys
C．his mther ften wrried abut his safety
D．he ften played games with ther bys
58．In rder t make a living, Mark Twain .
A．first wrked as a printer
B．did many kinds f wrk
C．wrte stries in the beginning
D．jined the army after he wrked in a mine
59．In the later years f his life, Mark Twain .
A．must have been very sad because he lst his wife and three children
B．wrte many stries and earned a lt f mney
C．cntinued writing until his death
D．lent t much mney t thers
60．Frm the passage we can see that Mark Twain .
A．had a happy childhd
B．lived a pleasant life
C．was very naughty when he was yung
D．was a gd by and always did what he was asked t
B
The wrd rde cmes frm the Spanish wrd fr a place where cwbys sld cws. In the 1800s, cwbys frm the suthwestern United States came tgether in ne twn a few times each year in rder t sell their cws. After they sld their cws, the cwbys had mney and free time. They ften tried t shw ff hw well they had learned t ride and rpe cws ver the past year.
In 1888, the peple f Presctt, Arizna began t sell tickets t these cwby shws. After the shw, prizes were given t the best cwby acts. Since the first rde in 1888, rdes have grwn in ppularity. Nw peple can see them 12 mnths ut f the year in parts f the United States, Canada, and Australia.
The mst ppular things t see at rdes are wild hrse riding with and withut a saddle, tying baby cws, and “bull wrestling”.
In bull wrestling, the cwby must jump nt the back f a running bull. Using nly his hands, the cwby has gt t stp the bull by making the bull fall t the grund. The cwby wh can d this the fastest is the winner.
Wmen d nt usually take part in the main rde shw, but wmen can cmpete in sme events, like tying baby cws and racing in a special hrse race.
61．Hw ften are rdes held?
A．Every mnthB．Once a year.C．Fur times a year.D．Every fur years.
62．What event can a persn see in a rde?
A．Bull wrestling.B．Cw jumping.C．Hrse saddling.D．Finding prizes.
63．In rdes tday, wmen .
A．cmpete in all eventsB．d nt cmpete in any events
C．cmpete in sme eventsD．nly sell tickets t events
C
If there is any single factr(因素) that makes fr success in living, it is the ability t be benefited by defeat. Every success I knw has been achieved because the persn was able t analyze(分析) defeat and actually learn smething frm it in this next undertaking(从事的工作). Wrngly take defeat fr failure and yu are sure indeed t fail. Fr it isn’t defeat that makes yu fail; it is yur wn refusal t see in defeat the guide and encuragement t success.
Defeats are nthing t be afraid f . They are cmmn incidents in the life f every man wh achieves success. But defeat is a dead lss unless yu d face it, analyze it and learn why yu failed. Defeat, in ther wrds, can help t get rid f its wn cause. Nt nly des defeat prepare us fr success, but nthing can cause within us such a strng wish t succeed. If yu let a baby grasp a stick and try t pull it away, he will hld it mre and mre tightly until his whle weight is hung up. It is this same reactin(反应) that shuld give yu new and greater strength every time yu are defeated. If yu make full use f the pwer which defeat gives, yu can cmplete with it far mre than yu are able t.
64．What des the authr knw?
A．He knws at least several examples f success.
B．He knws every success in life.
C．He knws every success that has been achieved by man.
D．It’s nt referred t in the passage.
65．The persn wh was able t analyze defeat is likely .
A．t achieve successB．t be afraid f his defeat
C．t let a baby grasp a stickD．t make a living
66． The authr .
A．advises yu t mix defeat with failure
B．rders yu t mix defeat with failure
C．wants yu t wrngly take defeat fr failure
D．warns yu nt t wrngly take defeat with failure
67．What des the authr advise ne t d with the pwer which defeat gives?
A．One shuld explain it.B．One shuld examine it.
C．One shuld use it t win success.D．One shuld knw its usefulness.
D
In 1896, Einstein went t Zurich t study physics. There he met a girl frm Hungaria. They studied in the same class and the same interest in physics brught them t gether and they became gd friends. Befre lng they fell in lve. In 1903 when Einstein was 24, he married Marits, wh was 4 year lder than he.
After their marriage, Einstein devted himself t the research f the great thery. T give her husband mre help, Marits gave up her wn wrk, and became a gd wife and assistant. She tried her best t encurage him whenever pssible. She was sure that her husband wuld succeed. They ften discussed the thery while walking utside r sitting tgether in the rm. They even did that in their letters when ne f them was away frm hme.
In 1914, Einstein mved t Berlin and settled dwn there. At that time his thery prved t be crrect and he became famus all ver the wrld. But it was nt lng befre the first Wrld War brke ut. Marits as well as her tw sns, wh were n hliday in Switzerland, culdn’t cme back t Berlin any mre. The war nt nly stp ped Einstein’s wrk but als brke up the warm happy family. In 1919, Einstein and Marits had t get divrced.
68．Frm this passage we knw that .
A．Marits was als a great scientist herself
B．Marits helped Einstein greatly in his research wrk
C．Marits supprted Einstein but gave him little help
D．it was Marits wh discvered the thery
69．The last paragraph mainly tells us .
A．when and hw the First Wrld War brke ut.
B．why the Einsteins mved t Berlin.
C．hw Einstein became well-knwn all ver the wrld.
D．the reasn why Einstein and Marits gt divrced
70．In this passage the wrd “divrced” means .
A．n lnger married
B．having agreed t marry
C．nt having a husband r wife
D．still married but nt living tgether
71．Why did Einstein and Marits gt divrced?
A．Marits did nt lve Einstein after the war brke ut.
B．Einstein nly cared abut his research.
C．The war stpped Marits frm cming back t Berlin.
D．Einstein was famus all ver the wrld.
E
“Depend n yurself” is what nature says t every man. Parents can help yu. Teachers can help yu. But all these nly help yu t help yurself.
There have been many men in histry. But many f them were very pr in childhd, and n uncles, aunts r friend t help them. Schls were few. They culd nt depend upn them fr an educatin. They saw hw it was and set t wrk with all their strength t knw smething. They wrked their wn way till they becme well-knwn.
One f the mst famus teachers in England used t tell his pupils, “I cannt make wrthy men f yu, but I can help make men f yurself.”
Sme yung men dn’t try their best t make themselves valuable t the human beings. They can never gain achievements unless they see their weak pints and change their carse. They are nthing nw, and will be nthing as lng as they live, unless they accept the advice f their parents and teachers, and depend n their wn effrts.
72．Which f the fllwing titles fits this article best?
A．What Nature Says t Every ManB．Hw t Be famus
C．Men Must Help Each OtherD．Depend n Yurself
73．Accrding t the famus teacher in England, a teacher can .
A．make his pupils wrthy men
B．help his pupils find a way t be famus
C．help his pupils make themselves useful men
D．make his pupils men f strength and curage
74．If yung peple depend n their wn effrts .
A．they are sure t be very famus in the wrld
B．they can be successful in their lives
C．they can live withut their families
D．they n lnger need any help
75．Frm this article we can learn the writer .
A．sings high praise fr parents and teachers
B．is a man f strng character
C．speak highly f thse wh are struggling fr success
D．feels it the mst imprtant f all t accept the advice f thers.
第二卷（非选择题，共35分）
第四部分：写作（共两节，满分35分）
第一节：短文改错（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）
此题要求改正所给短文中的错误。对标有题号的每一行作出判断，如无错误，在该行右边横线上画一个勾（√），如有错误（每行只有一个错误），则按下列情况改正：
该行多一个词：把多余的词用斜线（/）划掉，在该行右边横线上写出该词，并也用斜线划掉。
该行缺一个词：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（^），在该行右边横线上写出该加的词。
该行错一个词：在错的词下划一横线，在该行右边横线上写出改正后的词。
注意：原行没有错的不要改。
It was almst five years since I began t learn76．
English. I’m glad t say I’m getting alng well with77．
it . But first I came acrss a lt f difficulties. I culdn’t78．
prnunce English sunds well, nr culd I remember the79．
wrds I had learned. In class. I culdn’t understand that80．
the teacher had said. I almst lst my heart when the81．
teacher tld me, “Keeping n, andyu will d well” I82．
was great encuraged. I started wrking hard at English.83．
With the help f his and my classmates, I made sme84．
prgresses. I’m very pleased, but I will wrk harder.85．
第二节：书面表达（满分25分）
下列图画描述李雷关心他的残疾（disabled）同学王平的情况。请据此为一家中学生英文报的好人好事专栏写一篇短文。
注意：1．短文必须包括图画所表现的主要内容，可以适当增加细节，使其连贯、完整；
2．字数100左右。
Always Ready t Help Others
One Children’s day,
参考答案及听力材料
1—5CBBCB6—10BABAB11—15CCACC16—20ABBAC
21—25DAADD26—30DBABB31—35CBCAD36—40BDBAC
41—45BDABC46—50BACDD51—55CCBCB56—60CCBAC
61—65AACDC66—70ACBDA71—75CDCBC
76.was→is77.great→greatly78.but后加at79. √
80.that→what81.去掉my82.keeping→keep83.great→greatly
84.his→him85.prgresses→prgress
One pssible versin:
Always Ready t Help Others
One Children’s Day, Li Lei saw sme children buying ballns. Thinking f his disabled classmate Wang Ping, fr whm it wasn’t easy t cme ut t d the shpping, Li Lei chse fur clured ballns, n which he wrte:Celebrating Children’s Day. Then he went t Wang Ping’s hme with the ballns and gave them t him as a gift. After that, Li Lei tk him t the celebratins in the park. When the celebratins were ver, he tk Wand Ping back hme. Such is Li Lei, a gd Yung Pineer. He is always ready t help thers, especially thse disabled nes.
听力录音材料
Text 1:
W:OK, Nick, it’s yur turn t d the washing-up.
M:I’ll be there. I want t finish watching the news.
Text 2:
M:Peple in the United States can vte at 16.
W:N. They can’t vte until they are 18.
Text 3:
M:I just came here tw weeks ag, but I’ve visited quite a few places f interest.
W:This city is really a gd place fr vacatin.
Text 4:
M:Is tmrrw Susan’s birthday?
W:Oh, n, tmrrw is June 14. Her birthday is tw days later.
Text 5:
M:Lk, This is my sister Susan. She wrks fr a ty cmpany. Here’s my grandfather. He lives in Flrida. And this is my wife Mary. Of curse it’s me, by her side.
W:Oh, she’s very pretty.
Text 6:
W:Gd afternn. May I help yu, sir?
M:Culd yu d me a favr, please change this nte fr me?
W:Well, I dn’t knw.
M:I’ve gt t phne smene, s I need sme change.
W:Hm, dn’t yu want t buy anything in my shp?
M:Srry, I dn’t need anything except sme change.
W:All right. I’ll see what I can d fr yu.
M:That’s very kind f yu.
W:Well, Let me see. Oh, I’m rather shrt f change myself. But there is a bank acrss the rad. Yu can get sme change there.
M:Well, thanks all the same. I’ll g t the bank right nw.
W:Bye-bye.
M:Bye.
Text 7:
W:Why did yu sell the car?
M:It was giving me t much truble. I was spending s much mney n it that I was…er…spending mre mney than it was wrth. Unfrtunately, f curse, when yu actually sell the car, yu’ve already, spent the mney n it, s yu lse bth ways.
W:What was wrng with yur ld car?
M:The engine needs a lt f repairs and the wheels were giving truble nw and then. When I set ff a jurney, it gave me srt f fearing that I might nt get t the ther end. S I decided t change it.
W:Is the new car gd?
M:Yes. It’s newer, mre cmfrtable, and it hasn’t given me any truble at all. When I set ff, I’m quite sure that I’ll be able t get t the ther end safely.
Text 8:
W:Please pay attentin t the “Fasten yur seat—belt” sign at the frnt f the aircraft. When the light is ff yu are free t mve abut the aircraft. If the light cmes n, return t yur seat and fasten yur seat-belt.
M:What happens if yu dn’t fasten the seat-belt?
W:If yu dn’t fasten it, yu might get thrwn ut f yur seat in bad weather. By the way, when the meal is served in a few minutes, please return yur seats t the upright psitin.
M:Why d we have t d it?
W:If yur seat isn’t upright, it will be difficult fr the persn behind yu t eat his meal.
M:Oh, I see.
Text 9:
W:Excuse me, may I sit here?
M:Yes, please.
W:Thanks.
M:Where are yu ging?
W:I am ging t Washingtn D.C. And yu?
M:T New Yrk. Is this yur first trip here?
W:Yes, I am a student frm China. Wuld yu please tell me smething abut Washingtn D.C.?
M:With pleasure. Washintn D.C. is the capital f America and it has many interesting places such as the Washingtn Mnument Lincln Memrial and many museums.
W:But I’m afraid I wn’t have enugh time t see all thse interesting places. I’ll stay in Washingtn D.C. fr nly tw days.
M:It desn’t matter. Yu can take the tur-bus. It will take yu t mst tur sites in Washingtn D.C.
W:That’s great. Thank yu fr yur infrmatin.
Text 10:
It is eight ’clck and time fr Mrning News Highlights. One persn was killed and tw were injured in a traffic accident n the N. 104 Freeway just thirty minutes ag. Dead is Miltn Green, thirty years ld, driver f ne f the cars. The tw injured, Frank Miller and Jack Smith, have been sent t the N.2 Hspital. Bth f them are in serius cnditin.
Fire swept thrugh a department stre at the crner f the 4th Street this mrning causing heavy damage. The fire which brke ut at abut 2:30 was finally put ut at 5:30. The cause f the fire is nt yet determined. That’s Mrning News Highlights, Mary Jhnsn reprting.