2025-2026年安徽省芜湖市高二下学期英语3月月考检测卷

这是一份2025-2026年安徽省芜湖市高二下学期英语3月月考检测卷，共35页。
I. 单项填空（10分）
1. Everyne liked the stranger,but he was a criminal.
A.in realityB.realitiesC.fr realityD.fr realities
2. I have already prmised them that we shall assist them in their difficulty.
A.as well as B.as gd asC.as lng asD.as far as
3.After climbing t the tp f the muntain,he was nt tired and stpped t have a rest.
A.a bitfulB.a littleCa great dealD.much mre
4. Nwadays natural gas,wind and ther frms f are widely used in the cuntry.
A.energyB.frceC.pwerD.materials
5. The ld machine is nt bviurly adapted t the mass prductin,s we must it.
A.refrmB.advanceC.imprveD.develp
6. —Why dn't yu have beef,since yu're fnd f it?
—N,thanks. I'm .
A.in hungerB.n dietC.n a dietD.n fd
7. All psible means have been tried t the Vietnamese f the inflected bird flu.
A.treatB.dealC.cureD.perate
8. The article pens and clses with descriptins f tw news reprts,each ne pint in cntrast with the ther.
A.make;mainB.made;necessaryC.is t make;helpful D.making;majr
9. —Hw much shuld I pay all the ,please?
—Altgether 100 dllars.
A.n;gdsB.fr;prductsC./;shppingsD.fr;purchases
10. —Hw abut this painting?It's a wrk by Qi Baishi.
—It appears like an .
A.imitatinB.imitateC.exampleD.inventin
11. T ensure him danger,we'll take n anther bdyguard.
A.frB.againstC.atD.ut
12. Having a trip abrad is certainly gd fr the ld cuple,but it remains whether they will enjy it.
A.t seeB.t be seenC.seeingD.seen
13. admitted t famus universities,parents shuld try t cure their children bad habits.
A.In rder t be;frmB.S as t be;f
C.S as t be;frmD.In rder t be;f
14. Here is my card.Let's keep in .A.tuchB.relatinC.cnnectinD.friendship
15. —I'm really tired f jumping and running.
—Why nt cme and play ftball ?
A.insteadB.instead fC.instead itD.indeed
16. We had t face the fact the driver had frgtten t fill up with petrl.
A. whenB. whichC. befreD. that
17. We were nt surprised at the news Mr Green tld us ur basketball team lst the match.
A. / ; /B. which ; whichC. that ; thatD. that ; which
18. His suggestin t see the exhibitin interested every ne f us.
A. that we gB. which we shuld g
C. that we wuld gD. when we shuld g
19. is ging t America fr further study.
A. He is said thatB. Peple said that he
C. It was said heD. It is said that he
20. I've gt t make he tld a lie.
A. that clearB. it clear thatC. quite clearD. this clear that
II．完形填空（20分）
Americans are careful abut hw and when they meet ne anther's eyes. In their 21 cnversatin, each eye cntact (接触) 22 nly abut a secnd befre ne r bth persns lk away. When tw Americans lk searchingly int each ther's 23 , emtins are heightened and the relatinship becmes mre intimate (亲密的). 24 , they carefully avid this, except in prper ccasins.
Prper street behavirs in the United States require a nice 25 f attentin and inattentin. Yu are 26 t lk at a passer-by just enugh t shw that yu're aware f his presence. If yu lk t 27 , yu appear t prud; if yu lk t much, yu are t curius (好奇的). Usually 28 happens is that peple watch each ther until they are abut eight 29 apart, at which pint bth cast dwn their eyes. In England the plite listener stares at the 30 attentively and blinks (眨眼) his eyes ccasinally as a sign f 31 .That eye-blink says 32 t Americans, wh expect the listener t nd r t 33 smething-such as "mm---hum".
Americans living abrad 34 find lcal behavirs hard t understand. Such cmplaints (抱怨)can ften be 35 . "Peple there were 36 . They stared right at me n the street, they lked me 37 . I kept wndering whether I was 38 r nt." They dn't 39 that peple in sme places think nthing f staring at 40 n the street.
21.A. private(私人的)B. nrmal C. public D. secret
22.A. remains B. lasts C. cntinues D. stays
23.A. eyes B. ears C. legs D. muths
24.A. But B. Hwever C. Therefre D. S
25.A. balance B. recrd C. chance D. memry
26.A. allwed B. permitted C. required D. suppsed
27.A. little B. much C. few D. many
28.A. which B. that C. what D. wh
29.A. centimetersB. kilmeters C. inches D. feet
30.A. speaker B. wrker C. lecturer D. listener
31.A. interest B. lve C. hate D. curisity
32.A. anything B. smething C. nthing D. n
33.A. cry B. interrupt C. murmur (whisper) D. shut
34.A. seldm B. hardly C. hard D. smetimes
35.A. heard B. said C. read D. written
36.A. exciting B. surprising C. disturbing D. encuraging
37.A. left t rightB. back and frth C. mre r less D. up and dwn
38.A. uncmbed(未梳头) B. undressed
C. untuched D. unnticed
39.A. see B. knw C. tell D. hear
40.A. anther B. ther C. the thers D. thers
III．阅读理解(40分)
A
We'd like t agree with the recent reprt cmparing the difference between a TV and a cmputer：When yu use ne yu turn yur brain n, with the ther yu turn it ff.
Yur brain may nt be the nly thing the TV turns ff.
It seems that men wh watch a lt f TV are mre sedentary (长时间坐着不动的), eat mre fd and are generally much fatter.
Similar results have been fund fr wmen.
Experts think that watching TV means that nt nly are yu sedentary, but yu have t watch fd advertisements inducing (引诱) yu t eat mre.
The fd that yu are being induced t eat may nt be gd enugh fr yur health.
If yu are a cuch ptat, here are sme suggestins:
●Tape a piece f paper t the back f yur remte cntrl (遥控器) r TV Guide, and every time yu watch a shw, nte hw lng yu sit there and what yu eat.
●Review the recrd after a week. This can be a shck.
●Dn't have a TV in yur bedrm; having a TV in yur bedrm greatly increases viewing time and if yu tend t (倾向于做某事) eat while viewing, the results are bvius(明显的).
●Think f a healthy way instead f watching TV that yu like. This can be as simply as walking the dg r walking t visit a neighbr regularly.
After a few mnths yu are likely t be surprised abut hw much mre time yu seem t have and hw much better yu feel.
41. The phrase "a cuch ptat" best describes a persn wh is .
A. t fat because f eating t many ptates
B. t shrt because f lying n the cuch all the time
C. small and rund because f sitting fr a lng time
D. lazy and spends t much time watching TV n a sfa
42. The authr believes .
A. using a cmputer des gd t yur brain
B. watching TV can keep yur brain healthy
C. nly after turning ff a TV, yu start using yur brain
D. the mre yu watch TV the mre yu use yur brain
43. Frm the last paragraph we can learn that .
A. yu will prefer a cmputer t a TV set
B. the writer wants t persuade yu t give up yur TV set
C. the writer's suggestins will surely wrk
D. yu will prbably be surprised at what the writer says
44. In the view f the authr, which f the fllwing is a healthy way?
A. Watching TV. B. Walking the dg.
C. Sitting still.D. Lying in a cuch.
B
D yu have bright ideas? Ideas fr inventins that change sciety r at least, make life easier fr smebdy? Perhaps we all d smetimes, but we dn't ften make the idea a reality. Recently, in Britain, there was a cmpetitin called "British Designers fr Tmrrw", which encuraged yung peple t carry ut their bright ideas. There were tw grups in the cntests：Grup One was fr schl children under 16; Grup Tw was fr schl children ver 16. And there were eleven prize winners altgether.
Neil Hunt, ne f the prize winners, was called "Sunshine Superman" by ne newspaper carrying his design. It's imprtant when peple study the weather t be able t recrd sunshine accurately. We need t knw hw many hurs f sunshine we have and hw strng it is. Mst sunshine recrders nly recrd direct sunlight. Neil's is mre accurate and this is very imprtant fr research int the way f using slar pwer. With his prize f $100, Neil plans t carry n inventing.
Yu can d s much with animatin (动画片). Lk at Simn West's idea fr animated rad signs. He uses pictures which appear t mve as yu g nearer t r farther frm them. This isn't a new idea. But it is new t use these pictures n rad signs. "We fund that peple were mre likely t pay attentin t mving signs," said Simn. S nw, yu can really see rcks falling, strains mving, hrses gallping (飞奔) r a car falling ver the edge f a cliff. Quite a warning!
The ideas in the cmpetitin were s inventive that we are surprised why British industry desn't ask mre schl children fr suggestins. Perhaps this will be the start f pupil pwer!
45. was carried ut recently in Britain.
A.A cmpetitin amng schl children
B. A cmpetitin in designing industry
C.A cmpetitin fr 11 prize winners
D. A cmpetitin named British Designers fr tmrrw
46. The aim f the cmpetitin was .
t ask children fr suggestins
B. t encurage yung peple t carry ut their bright ideas
t start pupil pwer
D. t ask fr British industry fr ideas
47. Neil Hunt was called "Sunshine Superman" because .
A. he suggested the ways f using slar pwer
B. he designed a mre accurate sunshine recrder
C. he was able t recrd direct sunshine accurately
D. he invented the way f using slar energy
C
A few mnths ag sme men rbbed a bank in central Lndn. One quiet weekend they brke int the shp next t it. Then they made a hle in the wall and gt int the bank. One f their friends was watching the bank frm a flat n the ther side f the rad. He had the duty f telling the men inside if there was any danger. The men talked t each ther by radi, and smene else heard their cnversatin. The plice were tld. But they culdn't find the right bank. The rbbers escaped with a lt f mney.
Amateur radi peple, r "hams", as they are usually called, listen t radi statins all ver the wrld. Shrt wave bands are used in rder t transmit ver a lng distance. They are als used fr transmitting such things as telegrams and newspaper pictures. The criminals were using a shrt wave band, and a ham with the right equipment culd listen t it easily. The result was that the bank rbbers were nearly caught. Nt much equipment is needed fr receiving, and it is fairly cheap. Sme hams als want t transmit, but transmitting equipment is expensive. A special license is needed t. Befre that is given, a ham has t pass sme examinatins. Then he can transmit n a few special wave bands. Hams make friends with ther hams all ver the wrld, but the nly thing they seem t talk abut is their equipment!
48. The man in the flat had t .
A. lk fr mney in huses n the ther side f the street
B. tell them in the bank if there was any danger
C. break int the bank frm the street
D. listen t plice messages n the radi
49. The rbbers escaped with a lt f mney because .
A. the plice did nt knw a bank was being rbbed
B. nbdy culd understand the radi cnversatin n the radi
C. the plice culdn't discver where the rbbers were
D. the plice fund smebdy else rbbing a bank.
50. "Hams", f curse, .
are very fnd f radi transmissins
are very interested in rbberies
like making friends everywhere
used t be detectives
51. Messages can be transmitted n shrt wave bands.
A. nly t the pliceB. t banks
C. nly t friends nearbyD. ver a lng distance
D
Rick Stevensn, 16 years ld, spends every minute he can n the muntain. He and his friends g snwbarding every weekend. "It's great," he says. "The winds are s strng, the bards, g 50 miles an hur." His friend Laura Field agrees. "N ne ges skiing any mre," she says, "That's fr the ld flks."
Rick and Laura are part f a new trend in sprts. Its philsphy (宗旨) is t get as clse t the edge as pssible. And mre and mre yung athletes are taking part in these risky (冒险的) activities called "extreme sprts" r "X-sprts".
In the past, yung athletes wuld play baseball. Tday, they want risk and excitement－the clser t the edge, the better. They snwbard ver cliffs and muntain--bike dwn steep muntains. They wind -surf near hurricanes and bungee--jump frm twers.
Extreme sprts started as an alternative (选择余地) t mre expensive sprts such as glf. A city kid wh didn't have the mney t buy expensive sprts equipment culd get a skatebard and have fun. But nw it has becme a whle new area f sprts, with specialized equipment and high levels f skill. There's even a special Olympics fr extreme sprts, called the Winter X－Games, which includes snw muntain biking and ice climbing.
What makes extreme sprts s ppular? "Peple lve the risk," says Murray Nussbaum, wh sells sprts equipment. "City peple want t be utdrs n the weekend and d smething challenging. The new equipment is s much better that peple can take mre risks withut getting hurt." An athlete adds, "Sure there's a risk, Once yu g muntain biking r snwbarding, it's impssible t g back t bike riding r skiing. It's just t bring."
Nw even the lder crwd is starting t jin in. Every weekend grups f friends in their early 30s get tgether. During the week they wrk as cmputer prgrammers in the same ffice. On Sundays they rent muntain bikes that cst $2,000 each and ride dwn steep muntains tgether.
Extreme sprts are certainly nt fr everyne. Mst peple still prefer t play basketball r watch sprts n TV. But extreme sprts are definitely gaining in ppularity. "These sprts are fresh and exciting. It's the wave f the future." Says Nussbaum.
52.What wuld be the best title fr the text?
A. Rick Stevensn. B. Peple's Lve fr Risk.
C. X--Sprts. D. The Wave f the Future.
53.It is clear frm the text that extreme sprts are .
A. exciting but risky B. ppular but ld
C. special but dangerus D. inexpensive but challenging
54. Which f the fur pictures des nt describe extreme sprts?
55. Generally speaking, are unfit fr extreme sprts by inference frm the text.
A. city teenagers B. the aged peple
C. ffice wrkers D. high schl students
E
Prverbs are quite cmmn in spken English. We d nt nrmally put them in a cmpsitin r letter. Smetimes it is helpful if yu knw what cmmn prverbs mean. Here are a few examples:
1)"Once bitten, twice shy."If a dg bites me, I shall be twice as careful in future when I see it. This prverb is als used t apply t many things and nt nly t dgs. If yu have been cheated at a shp, yu will nt g t the same shp again.
2)"A bird in the hand is wrth tw in the bush."If I am a hunter, trying t catch birds, it is better t catch ne bird than t see tw birds in a bush but nt be able t catch them. Thus this means that what yu have already gt is better than the chance f being able t get smething bigger in future.
3)"T many cks spil the brth (sup)."When t many peple d smething, they get in each ther's way and d a jb.
4)"T pur il n trubled waters."is t try t calm things dwn. Oil is lighter than water. If a ship is in truble at sea, anther ship may cme t help it. The secnd ship can send small bats t rescue peple. Hwever, it may first pur il n the sea t make the sea less rugh.
5)"Dn't be a dg in a manger (槽)"means"Dn't be selfish."In a stable (马房), the manger is the place where the hrse's fd is put. Smetimes a dg will sleep in the manger and bark when a hrse cmes t get its fd. The dg des nt want t eat the hay in the manger but it will nt let the hrse eat it.
6)"He is sitting n the fence."means that smebdy will nt say whether he is in favur f a plan r against it. He is sitting n a fence between tw ppsing sides, perhaps waiting t see which side will win.
7)"He wh pays the piper calls the tune."A piper is a musician. The man wh emplys r pays a musician can say what tunes the man will play. Thus this means that if a man prvides the mney fr a plan, he can say hw it will be carried ut.
8)"Yu can't get bld ut f a stne."means that yu cannt get smething frm a persn wh has nt gt any f the things yu want. e. g. yu cannt get a millin dllars frm a pr man.
56.Peter had a bicycle which was much t small fr him but he did nt want t let his yunger brther ride n it. His mther was angry and said t him: .
A.Yu can't get bld ut f a stneB.Dn't be a dg in a manger
C.The early bird gets the wrmD.Dn't be a hrse in the manger
57.Mr and Mrs Smith had a quarrel. Their friend, Mr Brwn, went t talk t them. When he came back, he tld his wife that he had been trying t help the Smiths by .
A.puring il n trubled watersB.getting bld ut f a stne
C.being a dg in a mangerD.nt t pur il n waters
58.Mr Wang paid fr a new schl. Sme peple did nt like the design f the schl but they did nt argue with Mr Wang because .
he was sitting n the fence
nce bitten, twice shy
he wh pays the piper calls the tune
a bird in the hand is wrth tw n the bush
59.Mrs Chen wanted t buy a new dress.Her husband suggested that she buy it frm a shp near their hme.Mrs Chen disagreed because she had been cheated by that shp.Then she said:"I wn't g there again because ".
A.a bird in the band is wrth tw in the bush
B.I am sitting n the fence
C.nce bitten, twice shy
D.t many cks spil the brth
60.Mr Brwn had quite a gd jb in Hng Kng but he thught that if he went t Singapre he might get a much better jb with mre mney and a large huse. His wife did nt want him t leave his jb in Hng Kng and she reminded him that .
A.a bird in the hand is wrth tw n the bush
B.t many cks spil the brth
C.yu can't get bld ut f a stne
D.he wh plays the piper calls the tune
V．短文改错（10分）
Mtr cars first made in England just befre 61.
1900. The parts f fr the bdies and engines 62.
were hand－made and the cars were build frm63.
these, ne at time. This tk a lng time and64.
the cars csted a lt f mney. Then a quicker 65.
and cheap way f making cars was fund,instead 66.
making all the parts at their wn factries.67.
Sme car factries asked ther factries make68.
sme fr their. All the parts were then fitted69.
tgether in the car factries.70.
VI．书面表达（20分）
你校成功地举办了一次摄影展览，现已结束。请根据海报内容用英语把这次影展写成一篇报道，并向Students Pst投稿。


注意：1.报道必须包括海报所表现的内容，可以适当增减细节，使其连贯、完整。
2.报道的标题及开头已给出。
3.词数：100左右。
1－5 ABBAC 6--10 CCDDA 11—15 BBDAA 16—20DCADB
21－25 BBACA 26--30DACDA 31--35ACCDA 36--40CDABD
41－45 DACBC 46--50BBBCA 51--55DCACB 56--60 BACCA
cars were 62. 去掉 f 63. build－built 64. at /\ a
csted－cst 66. cheap－cheaper 67. f making 68. t make
69. their－them 70. √
书面表达：
One pssible versin:
N0.2 Middle Schl,Wan zhu: Late in April, frm 26th t 28th a pht shw was held in ur schl. It was a great success! All the phts were taken by the students themselves. There were bth black-and-white and clr phts, presenting ur schl life, the beauty f nature, festival activities and s n. All the wrks f arts were n shw in the reading rm n the secnd flr. Every day, a large number f students went t enjy the shw and they were surprised t find that the pictures were s wnderful. Thse whse phts were chsen the best were given unexpected prizes. In shrt, this phts shw really made ur life clrful.

海 报
为丰富学生的业余生活，我校学生会将于4月26日—28日举办一次学生摄影展览。
1．参加对象：所有学生自愿参加。
2．作品要求：黑白、彩色均可，但必须是自己的作品。
3．作品主题：学校生活、自然风光、节日活动。
4．展览地点：二层阅览室。
5．获奖作者将得到意外的奖品。