2025-2026年安徽省合肥市高二下学期英语4月月考检测卷

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Ⅰ 英汉互译
1. 把某人关进监狱 2. be frbidden by law 3. 徒然,枉然
4. 以……开始 5. 让某人看一眼…… 6. 厌烦……, 不喜欢……
7. 去游泳,去洗澡 8. 进行锻炼,训练 9. in hnur f
10. 与……达成协议 11. 结果,因此 12. 以吃……为主
13. 灭绝 14. in turn 15. 对……有影响
Ⅱ 单项选择
16. Jhnsn fr 5 years fr plitical reasns when he was yung.
A. was put prisn B. was in the prisn C. gt ut f prisn D. was in prisn
17. Sme experts demanded that children time fr sleep and play
A. give B. shuld give C. wuld be given D. be given
18. Mary wrked very hard and a gd example t her classmates.
A. gave B. put C. set D. laid
19. Fr years black peple had been fighting fr their rights, , many public places were pened t them.
A. As a result B. As a matter f fact C. Fr sme reasn D. Hwever
20. A black wman _____ fr refusing t stand up fr a white man n a bus, which led t a demnstratin.
A. gt t arrest B. was t arrest C. had arrested D. gt arrested
21. －Will yu g t attend her birthday party?
－N, .
A. even if invited B. if nt invited C. unless invited t g D. even thugh invited t
22. We get alng quite well thugh there are quarrels between us .
A. nw and then B. here and there C. at ne time D. up and dwn
23. Tm is s talkative. I’m sure yu’ll sn get tired him.
A. f B. with C. at D. n
24. Carnival , a festival , is very famus and attracts visitrs frm all ver the wrld.
A. fur days B. fur days’ C. fur-days D. fur-day
25. Samuel Clemens , as Mark Twain , was ne f the mst famus American writers.
A. t knw B. t be knwn C. knwn D. knwing
26. It is said that the best time t visit is in June r July , the Suth American winter cls the city.
A. where B. which C. n which D. when
27. The traveler, inexperienced, desn’t knw hw t plan a trip.
A. t be B. being C. is D. as being
28. I have enugh energy left after a day’s hard wrk, I will g dancing in ne f the clubs.
A. Wuld B. Shall C. Shuld D. Can
29. They say is n need t wrry if yu have never sung befre.
A. it B. there C. that D. what
30. Her parents insisted that she a gd educatin fr her future.
A. received B. receive C. must receive D. wuld receive
31. We ffered these students a summer curse, aimed imprving their spken English.
A. t B. in C. at D. fr
32. There are that a new, different Suth is cming ut f its dark past.
A. marks B. symbls C. signs D. signals
33. Thus ne simple fact, a change in the number f wlves, had an effect the whle wildlife chain f the plains.
A. t B. at C. n D. in
34. Since yu have s many prblems , I’m sure yu will have a hard time in the years t cme.
A. deal with B. dealing with C. t deal with D. t be dealt with
35. In ur schl , candles are used t light when electricity is cut ff.
A. giving B. give C. being given D. be given
Ⅲ 单句改错
36. Cpacabana has just celebrated its ne hundred birthday and is mre beautiful than ever.
37. The festival, knw as Carnival, is ne f the wrld’s mst famus and attracts visitrs frm all ver the wrld.
38. By cmpare prices and ffers , yu can als make yur travel budget last lnger.
39. The peple f Atlanta struggled t create a new Suth frmer slaves and slave-wners culd live tgether.
40. Despite f the hardships f the years, the peple f Atlanta cntinued t develp the area.
Ⅳ 完形填空
Harriet Tubman was brn a slave. She didn’t get a 41 t g t schl. 42 a child, Harriet had t wrk very hard in 43 all day. That way, her wner culd 44 a lt f mney when he sld his crps. Harriet 45 think that she was being treated fairly.
46 Harriet grew up , she ran away frm the plantatin(庄园) t the Nrthern United States. There , and in Canada , 47 culd be free.
Harriet liked t be free. She felt 48 fr all f the black peple wh were 49 slaves.
Harriet returned t 50 t help ther slaves t run away. She made 51 that they gt t the Nrth and became free.
Harriet was in great 52 because f a law that 53 . The law said it was nt permitted t 54 runaway slaves. She als 55 that the slave wners said they wuld 56 $ 4 000 t anyne wh culd catch Harriet Tubman.
There were many stries abut Harriet 57 slaves run away. In all , she made nineteen trips back t the Suth and guided abut 300 slaves t 58 .When the Civil War brke ut , the nrthern states 59 with the suthern states. Harriet 60 the nrthern states because the Nrtherners believed that slaves shuld be free. She wrked as a nurse and spied behind enemy lines until the nrthern states wn the war.
41. A. day B. chance C. permissin D. mment
42. A. As B. Being C. Since D. Like
43. A. the farm B. a schl C. the fields D. a factry
44. A. make B. pay C. gt D. spend
45. A. certainly B. didn’t C. did D. n lnger
46. A. Since B. After C. Then D. With
47. A. the white B. white C. black D. black peple
48. A. happy B. sure C. wrng D. srry
49. A. still B. yet C. nly D. nt
50. A. Canada B. the Suth C. the Nrth D. the U.S.
51. A. perfect B. way C. pssible D. sure
52. A. anger B. anxiety C. hurry D. danger
53. A. has just been passed B. had just been brken
C. had just been passed D. has just been brken
54. A. help B. set free C. stp D. catch
55. A. fund B. nticed C. fund ut D. made sure
56. A. pay B. make C. spend D. get
57. A. help B. helped C. helping D. t help
58. A. freedm B. safety C. Nrth D. Suthern states
59. A. united B. fught C. made peace D. gave in
60. A. lked fr B. lked fr C. lked n D. went t
Ⅴ 阅读理解
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A man sht Martin King in Atlanta n 4th April , 1968. He drve a white Frd car. Wh was he? The plice fund “Harvey Lwmeyer’s” gun and “Jhn Willard’s” shirt, and then the white car. It was “Eric Starv Galt’s” car. S what was this man’s real name? Marks n the shirt and the car sent the (美国联邦调查局) t Ls Angeles. 300 detectives(侦探) questined peple. At last ne fund a phtgraph f “Galt”. Then detectives in Atlanta fund a fingerprint. It was n a map in “Galt’s” rm in a small htel. One fingerprint was enugh. James Earl Ray’s fingerprints were already n the cards. The plice watched railway statins, htels and airprts. 3 000 detectives were trying t find Ray-withut success. The Canadian plice were helping t. They lked at 240 000 phtgraphs in their Passprt(护照) Office. Then they fund ne f “Ramn Gerge Sneyd”. “We gave this man a passprt last mnth,” they said.” He went t Lndn n 2nd May.” The wan was wearing thick glasses, but he lked like Ray. Then n 8th June, a detective at Lndn Airprt saw Sneyd’s name n a passenger list. It was the end f the biggest manhunt(搜捕) in histry. The spent 1. 4 millin dllars, but they gt their man.
61. The key t settling the case(案件) was prbably the murderer’s .
A. car B. fingerprint C. gun D. shirt
62. It tk the plice t catch the murderer.
A. 65 days B. tw mnths C. eight weeks D. three mnths
63. The hunt fr Ray cst dllars.
A. a millin and fr hundred B. ne millin fur hundred thusand
C. furteen millin D. a millin fur thusand
64. Martin Luther king’s murderer used the name f .
A. Harvey Lwmeyer when he bught the gun
B. Jhn Willard when he paid fr the car
C. Eric Starv Galt when he lived in Ls Angeles
D. James Earl Ray when he came t Atlanta
65. The detective at Lndn Airprt caught Ramn Gerge Sneyd because .
A. Sneyd had a Canadian passpert
B. he was sure that he was James Earl Ray
C. Sneyd’s name was nt n the passenger list
D. Sneyd was wearing glasses
B
Since the 1950s, mst f the stars f pp music have cme frm Britain and America. Hwever, in the last ten years, when many different kinds f music have established themselvers n the pp scene, mre and mre stars have cme frm ther cuntries.
Pp music changes all the time and new stars apper and becme famus. Many f tday’s stars started ut in the 1960s and have changed their music t suit the time. Althugh mst stars take many years t becme famus, their fame des nt usually last lng, Fr a musician, t stay ppular and still prduce gd ,riginal music ver a lng perid f time is a sign f true star.
Mst stars start their careers in a simple way – playing in unknwn ninghtclubs r dance halls where peple want t dance t the music, nt listen t it. They may have cntinued ding this fr many year until they get a “break”. they begin perfrming in a well-knwn place r get a recrding cntract. T becme a star is the aim f every singer r musician and the dream f many pp-crazy teenagers.
Hwever a grup r star makes it t the tp, they can be sure that their lives will change nce they are successful. Ordindary teenagers living at hme with their parents may suddenly find themselvers rich enugh t buy their wn huses. An established superstar may be able t buy several.
Despite the large amunts f mney that are earned, life at the tp is nt easy fr many stars. The pp scene is hard wrk and many stars need t spend a lt f time away frm hme. fr a lt f them, This means they have n hme life and their persnal relatinships suffer. Despite great public success, life at the tp can be very lnely.
66. Accrding t passage ,mre and mre stars have cme frm ther cntries because .
A. mre and mre cntries have been established recently
B. mre kinds f music have becme ppular in the wrld
C. mre stars have becme famus
D. pp music never remains the same f lng
67. In the eyes f the authr,true stars are thse wh .
A. becme famus after many years f hard wrk
B. change their their music t please different audience
C. can prduce highly creative music
D. cnstantly create gd music and keep their fame fr lng
68. What des the underlined wrd “break” mean?
A. Peple start listening t their music instead f dancing t it.
B. The stars finally get a brief rest a lng time f hard wrk.
C. The stars get a chance t meet many pp-crazy teenagers.
D. The stars have their talent recgnized.
69. All f the fllwing are true abut the life f many established superstars EXCEPT that .
A. they can enjy life with the large amunts f mney the earned
B. they will be wealthy enugh t be financially independent
C. they usually have very lnely althugh they are extremely ppular
D. they may feel very althugh they are extremely ppular
70. Which f the fllwing is the mst suitable title fr the passage?
A. Stars’ Persnal Life. B. Ppular Sngs and Pp Stars.
C. Pp Stars’ Career and Life. D. Hw t Becme a Superstar.
C
Watching sme children trying t catch butterflies ne ht August afternn, I was reminded f an incident in my wn childhd. When I was a by f 12 in Suth Carlina, smething happened t me that cured me frever f wanting t put any wild creature in a cage.
We lived n the edge f a wd , and very evening at dusk the mckingbirds wuld cme and rest in the trees and sing. There isn’t a musical instrument made by man that can prduce a mre beautiful sund than the sng f the mckingbird.
I decided that I wuld catch a yung bird and keep it in a cage and in that way I wuld have my wn private musician.
I finally succeeded in catching ne and put it in a cage. At first , in its fright at being captured, the bird fluttered abut the cage, but eventually it settled dwn in its new hme. I felt very pleased with myself and lked frward t sme beautiful singing frm my tiny musician.
I had left the cage ut n ur back prch, and n the secnd day f the bird’s captivity my new pet’s mther flew t the cage with fd in her muth. The baby bird ate everything she brught t it. I was pleased t see this. Certainly the mther knew better than I hw t feed her baby.
The fllwing mrning when I went t see hw my captive was ding , I discvered it n the flr f the cage , dead. I was shcked ! what had happened ! I had taken excellent care f my little bird , r s I thught.
Arthur wayne , a famus rnithlgist , happened t be visiting my father at the time , hearing me crying ver the death f my bird , explained what had ccurred. “A mther mckingbird , finding her yung in a cage , will smetimes bring it pisn berries. She thinks it better fr her yung t die than t live in captivity.”
Never since then have I caught any living creature and put it in a cage. All living creatures have a right t live free.
71. Why did the writer catch a mckingbird when he was a by f 12?
A. He had just gt a new cage. B. He liked its beautiful feather.
C. He wanted it t sing fr him. D. He wanted a pet fr a cmpanin.
72. The mcking bird died because it .
A. was frightened t death B. ate the pisnus fd its mther gave it
C. refused t eat anything D. drank the pisnus water by mistake
73. An rnithlgist prbably means .
A. a religius persn B. a king persn C. a schlmaster D. an expert in birds
74. What is the mst imprtant lessn the writer learned frm the incident?
A. Freedm is very valuable t all creatures.
B. All birds put in a cage wn’t live lng.
C. Yu shuld keep birds frm their mthers.
D. Be careful abut fd yu give t baby birds.
Ⅵ 书面表达（12分）
描述我的家乡
提示：家乡的地理位置、人口、自然景观、风俗等
要求：词数100左右
答 题 卡
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Ⅰ 英汉互译（15分）
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Ⅱ 单项选择（20分）
Ⅲ 单句改错（5分）
36. 37.
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Ⅳ 完形填空 （20分）
Ⅴ 阅读理解（28分）
标准答案
Ⅰ 英汉互译（15分）
1. put…in prisn 2. 被法律所禁止3. in vain 4. start with 5. give sb a gliwipsef
6. get firedf 7. take a dip 8. wrk ut 9. 为了纪念 10. make agreemrmd with
11. as a result 12. live n 13. die ut 14. in furn 15. have an effelt n
Ⅱ 单项选择（20分）
Ⅲ 单句改错（5分）
36. hundredth 37. knwn 38. cmparing 39. where 40. 去f
Ⅳ 完形填空 （20分）
Ⅴ 阅读理解（28分）
My Hmetwn
My hmetwn is a small beautiful twn in the suth f China. It has a ppulatin f abut thirty thusand.
Green hills and clear rivers surrund the twn, s the air is always fresh. Every spring, flwers blm everywhere, making the place lk like a painting.
Peple here are friendly and warm-hearted. We have many traditinal custms. During the Spring Festival, families get tgether and enjy delicius lcal fd.
I lve my lvely hmetwn deeply.
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