2025-2026年江苏省南通市高二上学期英语10月月考检测卷

这是一份2025-2026年江苏省南通市高二上学期英语10月月考检测卷，共10页。试卷主要包含了Mr等内容，欢迎下载使用。
第一部分:单项选择题 (共35小题;每小题1分，满分35分)
从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项：
1.The manager discussed the plan that they wuld like t see ___________ the next year.
A. carry ut B. carrying ut C. carried ut D. t carry ut
2.Mr. Brwn was very disappinted t see the washing machine she had had ____ went wrng again. A. it B. it repaired C. repaired D. t be repaired
3.In the past few years, we have had thusands f trees ___________ arund ur schl.
A. plant B. planted C. planting D. being planted
4.Is this the recrder yu want_________________?
A. t have repaired B. t repair it C. t have it repaired D. it repaired
5.She was glad t see her child well ___________ care f.
A. take B. t be taken C. taken D. taking
6.The result f the entrance exams was nt made ____ t the public until last Thursday.
A. knwing B. knwn C. t knw D. t be knwn
7.He fund them __________ at a table___________.
A. sat; t play chess B. sitting; t play chess
C. seated; playing chess D. seat; play the chess
8.I can make yu _____ what I say, but yu can’t make yurself ___________ in English.
A. understand; understand B. understand; understd
C. t understand; understand D. understand; t be understd
9.The girl asked him nt t leave the dr________________.
A. t clse B. clsed C. t be clsed D. clsing
10.I have ften heard the ABC Sng ____, but I have never heard Alice __________ it.
A. t be sung; t sing B. being sung; sang C. sung; sing D. sang; singing
11.Jhn rushed ut in a hurry, _______________ the dr________________.
A. leaving; unlcked B. leaving; unlcking C. left; unlcked D. t leave; unlcking
12.Befre she came t England, she had never heard a single English wrd ___________.
A. speaking B. spken C. t speak D. speak
13.__________ pr at English, I’m afraid I can’t make myself _______________.
A. T be; understand B. I’m ; t understand
C. Being; understanding D. Being; understd
14.I have had my bike _____, and I’m ging t have smebdy______ my radi tmrrw.
A. repair; t repair B. repairing; t be repaired
C. repaired; repair D. t repair; repairing
15.Yu must get the wrk __________ befre Friday.
A. d B. t d C. ding D. dne
16.__________ the rm, the nurse fund the tape-recrder________________.
A. Entering; stealing B. Entering; gne
C. T have entered; being stlen D. Having entered; t be stlen
17.When his wife returned, the husband nticed her hair __________ shrt.
A. cutting B. t be cut C. being cut D. cut
18.The students are tld t have their hmewrk __________ in befre tmrrw afternn.
A. hand B. t hand C. handed D. handing
19.We are pleased t see the prblem _____________ s quickly.
A. settled B. having been settled C. be settled D. settling
20.The ______________ prfessr fund the matter__________________.
A. surprising; surprised B. surprised; surprised
C. surprised; surprising D. surprising; surprising
21._____in the queue fr half an hur, Tm suddenly realized that he had left his wallet at hme.
A. T wait B. Have waited C. Having waited D. T have waited
22.It takes a lng time t prepare the dish but it is s delicius that it’s wrth the________.
A. effrt B. curage C. adventure D. cnsequence
23.__________ what the her had dne, what I did is almst__________.
A. Cmpared t; nthing B. Cmpared with; everything
C. Cmparing t; smething D. Cmparing with; anything
24.____ sunshine and sme rainfall prmise a gd harvest f fruits and vegetables this year.
A. A large quantity f B. Large quantities f
C. A large number f D. A gd many
25.It was in the university ten years ag, _________ they met in September fr the first time,_________ they fell in lve with each ther.
A. that; when B. when; that C. that; where D. where; that
26. --- I saw the Smiths at West Beijing Statin this afternn.
--- Yu __________. They are still n hliday in Hawaii.
A. mustn’t have B. shuldn’t C. culdn’t have D. needn’t
27.Rad accident victims __________ almst a quarter f the hspital patients.
A. make ff B. make up C. make ut D. make fr
28.I like _________ in the autumn when the weather is clear and bright.
A. this B. that C. it D. ne
29.--- Srry, I’m afraid I can’t g camping with yu. I have t make a gd preparatin fr
the entrance cllege examinatins.
--- __________! We can camp tgether next time.
A. Dn’t say s B. Cngratulatins C. Gd luck D. Dn’t mentin it.
30.All the dctrs in the hspital insisted that the man_________ badly wunded and that
he ________ at nce.
A. shuld be; be perated n B. were; must be perated n
C. was; shuld be perated D. was; be perated n
31.Yur casual clthes were nt ______ fr such a frmal ccasin. Yu’d better get changed.
A. aggressive B. apprpriate C. cntemprary D. permanent
32.The train was ________ t arrive at 11:30, but was an hur late.
A. abut B. likely C. certain D. suppsed
33.________ in 1936, Harvard is ne f the mst famus universities in the United States.
A. Funded B. Funding C. It was funded D. Being funded
34.The students entered the classrm, smiling and _______, and _______ dwn t have their lessns.
A. talked; sat B. talking; sitting
C. talking; sat D. talked; sitting
35.D yu expect ______ t be a pssibility that we shall be able t affrd the particular furniture we need?
A. there B. that C. ne D. it
第二部分：完形填空题(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：

Anna Duglas was 72 years ld when she started writing her newspaper clumn. She had been a schl teacher befre she retired, but she needed t keep 36 . She was even willing t wrk withut 37 . She then ffered her 38 with a business that helped ther business find jbs fr ld peple. Every day she 39 ther ld flks like her. By talking with them, she 40 tw things. Old peple had abilities that were nt used. But ld peple als had sme 41 . She fund a new purpse fr herself then.
Thrugh the years, she used t write stries abut peple fr natinal magazines. There was nw a new 42 : Old peple like herself. She began t write a 43 clumn called “ Sixty Plus”, which was abut 44 ld. She writes abut the prblems f ld peple, especially their prblems with being 45.
Anna Duglas uses her 46 ability t see the truth behind a prblem. She understands 47 prblems begins. Fr example, ne f her 48 said that his grandchildren 49 the huses as sn as he came t visit. Mrs. Duglas 50 sme ways fr him t understand his grandchildren.
“It’s imprtant t knw 51 abut yur children’s wrld,” says Mrs. Duglas. “That means questining and listening, and 52 is nt what ld peple d best. Say gd things t them and abut them,” she cntinued. “Never try t 53 yur grandchildren r ther peple. Never 54 yur pinin. Dn’t tell them what they shuld d. 55 , they have been taught they shuld have respected fr ld peple. The ld shuld respect them as well.

36. A. free B. rich C. pwerful D. busy
37. A. rest B. respect C. pay D. purpse
38. A. service .B. mney C. students D. bks
39. A. bserved B. met C. cmfrted D. answered
40. A. recgnized .B. fllwed C. enjyed D. demanded
41. A. mistakes B. prblems C. questins D. characters
42. A. subject .B. life C. way D. plan
43. A. stry B. magazine C. newspaper D. business
44. A. getting .B. respecting C. emplying D. supprting
45. A. unknwn .B. refused C. misunderstd D. discuraged
46. A. thinking .B. wrking C. writing D. leading
47. A. that B. when C. why D. whether
48. A. visitrs B. readers C. listeners D. friends
49. A. escaped B. entered C. left D. passed
50. A. invented B. chse C. suggested D. imagined
51. A. everything .B. smething C. anything D. nthing
52. A. listening B. speaking C. pleasing D. advising
53. A. praise B. scld C. truble D. encurage
54. A. speak ut B. give up C. get back D. stick t
55. A. Cmmnly B. Surprising C. Happily D. Naturally
第三部分 阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2分，满分40分)

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项：
A
Everyne wants sme degree f success. Many peple believe that they deserve success simply because they believe that they deserve success.
But there is a widespread belief that peple wh get n in life may be successful nt because they deserve it, but because f influential (有影响的) friends r the right backgrund. Smetimes it may just be a cmfrting and harmless belief, while at the ther extreme it can be very destructive. I nce met a brilliant yung engineer wh wrked in a chemical plant. Because f her knwledge and experience, she shuld have been prmted t Prductin Manager. Instead, the jb went t a man wh was ttally unsuited fr the pst. Everyne knew that he nly gt it because he was plitically acceptable t his superirs (上司). This injustice discuraged the yung engineer and many f her clleagues. It als meant that the factry was much less efficient than it culd have been.
At the same, we shuld nt be pessimistic (悲观的). Mre and mre then mdern wrld depends n having peple wh are in the jb because they are gd enugh, nt just because their faces fit. There is a stry f a factry wner wh sent fr an engineer t see t a machine which wuld nt g. He examined it, then tk ut a hammer and tapped, nce. The machine started up immediately. When he presented his bill, the wner prtested, “This can’t be right! $ 100 just fr tapping a machine with a hammer?” The engineer wrte ut a new bill: “Fr tapping a machine, $1; fr knwing where t tap. $99.”
56. The engineer at the chemical plant was nt prmted because _____.
A. it was plitically less gd fr the bss t accept her than the man
B. her bss did nt think she had the fight qualificatins fr the jb
C. the man wh gt the prmtin was mre experienced than she was
D. it is mre difficult fr a wman t get a prmtin than fr her male clleague
57. The engineer wh repaired the machine was right in charging $ 100 because____.
A. he hit the machine t get it started again
B. the factry wner culd nt have repaired it himself
C. he was charging fr his knwledge and expert skills
D. he was the nly persn wh culd find ut what was wrng with it
58. What can we learn abut the authr’s attitude tward the widespread belief that “peple get n in life may be successful nt because they deserve it”?
A. He quite agrees with it.
B. He desn’t express his pinin his pinin at it.
C. He cmpletely disagrees with it.
D. He desn’t quite agree with it.
59. Accrding t the text, which f the fllwing is NOT true?
A. Having influential friends r right backgrund seems helpful smetimes.
B. The engineer had gd reasn t vercharge the factry wner.
C. Nt all thse wh are gd in their jbs have the chance t be prmted.
D. Thse wh are gd in their jbs are still largely needed by the mdern sciety.
B
Art Lecture:
Artist Zhang Xiagang frm Tsinghua Academy f Fine Arts will give a lecture n Chinese cntemprary culture and art n Saturday afternn.
A painter himself, Zhang will mainly talk abut the past twenty years.
Tickets: 50 Yuan (US$6)
Time/ Date: 8:00 t 10:00 pm, March 8 (Sat.)
Lee’s Antique Carpet, in the Kent Centre,
Liangmaqia Lu, Chayang District
Tel: 88545731
Make-up Fun
Learn t paint Peking Opera masks (脸谱) with artists n Sunday.
The artists will explain the basic meaning f each type. After that, yu get a chance t paint yur wn face r t be painted by the artists as a mnkey, lady and s n. Materials are prepared.
Tickets:30 Yuan (US$3.60)/20 Yuan (US$2.40) fr students and children; extra 20 Yuan charged fr the artists t d the make-up fr yu.
Time/Date: 2:30 t 4:30 pm, March 9.
Lee’s Antique Carpet, in the Kent Centre,
Liangmaqia Lu, Chayang District
Tel:88514913
Rlling Stnes Shw
Tickets fr the Rlling Stnes Beijing cncert frm 7:30 t 10:00 pm n Saturday, March 15 at Beijing Wrkers’ Stadium are nw n sale.
Ticket prices are frm 280, 500, 1000, 2000 t 3000 Yuan.
Bking htline: 65546917, 65546918 and 65541021
60. What can we learn frm the passage?
A. All the events are t take place fr adults.
B. All the events are t take place n weekends.
C. All the events are t take place in the afternn.
D. All the events are t take place in the same place.
61. The underlined wrd “cntemprary” prbably means _____
A. past B. ld C. mdern D. different
62. If yu are a grwn-up, which f the fllwing is NOT cvered in yur 30 Yuan ticket fr the make-up Fun?
A. Yu use the materials.
B. Yu paint yur wn face.
C. The artists paint yur face fr yu.
D. The artists intrduce different types f masks.
63. If yu’re a fan f Rlling Stnes and want t g t their cncert, which telephne number will yu call?
A. 88545731 B. 64301398 C. 88514913 D. 65546918

C
Like business and industry, the academic wrld is changing with technlgy Advancing. A library is ne place where we can see changes. Many innvative(革新的) things are happening in bth public and university libraries. Libraries using new equipment and techniques fr research, and librarians are teaching students the new techniques.
One service that sme university libraries are nw prviding is a cmputer search f materials fr students ding research. Befre starting a research prject, students may check with their library t see if a cmputer search is wrthwhile. This kind f search cannt help with all research prjects, but it can save time if the tpic is in the cmputer’s database(数据库). When yu are ding a manual (人工的) search fr a research paper, yu lk at all the indexes(索引) suitable fr the research tpic. Yu lk up the wrds related t the tpic in the indexes. It takes many hurs t lk up this infrmatin and write dwn the references. A cmputer search is faster and easier. Yu and a librarian decide n the wrds t enter the cmputer. The cmputer lks fr these wrds in this database and gives yu a list f reference fr yur tpic. A cmputer can take tw r mre ideas and prduce references that cmbine thse ideas. A cmputer search can als be mre cmplete than a manual search.
Cllege and university libraries are prviding ther technlgical services as well. Anther change is the frequent use f micrfilm. Libraries are able t cllect building by having newspapers, magazines, and ther dcuments n micrfilm. Students use micrfilm readers in the library fr these materials.
These innvatins in libraries are helpful t library users, but they are als expensive. Many libraries are facing budget prblems. There is mre technlgy available tday; as a result, libraries are facing budget prblem. There is mre technlgy available tday; as a result, libraries are paying higher csts fr the equipment that makes researches easier.
64. Befre a research begins, students may find ut in the library_____.
A. if librarians are helpful t them
B. if a cmputer search will be useful
C. if a cmputer writes ut a list f the wrds they entered
D. if the cmputer lks thrugh its database t chse their tpic
65. When the cmputer’s database includes the research tpic_____.
A. cmputer searches can save time
B. cmputer searches are useless fr mst kinds f research
C. cmputer searches are nt helpful befre the research prject
D. a cmputer search fr materials is the best way t begin any type f research
66. Libraries can keep larger amunts f materials by _____.
A. buying a lt f newspapers
B. using different indexes frm ther university libraries
C. cllecting mre infrmatin n ther university building
D. having micrfilm cpies f newspapers and ther dcuments
67. What can be cncluded frm the last paragraph?
A. Technlgical innvatins are helpful but expensive.
B. Libraries have budget prblems because it is easier t use newspapers.
C. Libraries have budget prblems because f the many library users.
D. Technlgical equipment makes research easier fr the library users.
D
Many peple like the feeling f the gentle wind in spring. Many like t see the falling leaves dancing in the wind in autumn. But smetimes, when the wind becmes a strm, it can be very destructive (毁灭性的).
A series f such strms struck the US last mnth and caused very serius damage and human pain.
Every year, majr strms cause many prblems arund the wrld. There is nthing peple can d t stp these pwerful frces f nature. But new techniques are helping scientists t predict(预测) hw, when, and where big strms will happen. The mre exact scientists’ warnings are, the better peple can prepare fr the strms.
Predictins are imprving. “We’ve gtten better ver the years, especially the last few years,” says Phil Kltzback, a scientist at an American university. Hw is a strm frmed? Even if scientists knw where a strm will happen, winds can suddenly change, carrying the strm t a new directin. “Fr a hurricane t happen, cnditins have t be just right,” Kltzback says.
First, the cean water needs t be warm enugh s that it evaprates and rises int the air. As it rises, the vapr(水蒸气) cls and turns back int liquid. This prcess gives ff heat. This prduces energy like an engine that causes winds t increase. It drives the frmatin f a hurricane.
If wind speeds reach 40 miles per hur, the system is called a “ trpical strm”, and it gets a name. At 75 miles per hur, it becmes a hurricane.
Hurricanes that hit the US start when a thunderstrm frms ff the cast Africa. Strms als develp ver trpical waters in ther parts f the wrld.
On average, 60 r 70 strms frm ff Africa every year. Abut 10 f them get names. There are usually abut six hurricanes. Tw tend t be very big, with winds f 115 miles per hur f higher.
The hurricane seasn lasts frm June t Nvember. Ninety percent f all hurricanes hit in August, September and Octber.
68. Accrding t the text, hurricanes usually ____.
A. frm ff the cast f Africa and America
B. hit parts f the wrld in summer and autumn
C. cause sea winds t rise and blw ver the sea
D. travel at 40 miles per hur and get its name
69. The underlined wrd “evaprates” (in Paragraph 5) prbably means “____”
A. begins t mve B. gets lst C. becmes ht D. changes int a gas
70. Which f the fllwing abut the infrmatin f a hurricane is the crrect rder?
a. The cean water evaprates and ges int the air.
b. Heat creates energy and causes winds t increase.
c. The vapr cls.
d. The cean water is warm enugh.
e. The vapr changes back int liquid.
f. This curse gives ut heat.
A. a, d, e, b, c, f B. a, b, c, f, d, e C. d, a, c, e, f, b D. d, a, b, c, e, f
71. Accrding t the text, the speed f the biggest tw hurricanes reaches _____.
A. 115 miles per hur B. 170 miles per hur
C. 75 miles per hur D. 135 miles per hur
E
Health fd is a general term applied t all kinds f fd that are cnsidered mre healthful than the types f fd sld in supermarkets. Fr example, whle grains, dried beans, and crn il are health fds. A narrwer classificatin f health fd is natural fd. This is used t distinguish between types f the same fd. Raw hney is a natural sweetener,(甜味佐料) whereas refined sugar is nt. Fresh fruit is a natural fd, but canned fd, with sugars and ther additives(添加剂)， is nt. The mst precise term f all and the narrwest classificatin within health fds is rganic fd, used t describe fd that has been grwn n particular kind f farm. Fruits and vegetables that are grwn in gardens that are treated nly with rganic fertilizers, that are nt sprayed with pisnus insecticides(杀虫剂), and that are nt refined after harvest, are rganic fds. Meats, fish, dairy and pultry prducts frm animals that are fed nly rganically-grwn feed and that are nt injected with hrmnes（激素） are rganic fds.
In chsing the type f fd yu eat, then, yu have basically tw chices: inrganic, prcessed fds, r rganic, unprcessed fds. A wise decisin shuld include investigatin f the reasn why prcessed fds cntain chemicals, sme f which are prved t be txic and why vitamin cntent is greatly reduced in prcessed fds.
Bread is typically used by health fd advcates as an example f a prcessed fd. First, the seeds frm which the grain is grwn are treated with a chemical which is extremely txic. Later the grain is sprayed with a number f very txic insecticides. After the fd has been made int flur, it is made white with anther chemical which is als txic. Next, a dugh cnditiner is added alng with a sftener. The cnditiner and sftener are pisnus, and in fact, the sftener has sickened and killed experimental animals.
A very txic anti-fungal (抗真菌的)cmpund is added t keep the bread frm getting mldy.
Other fds frm the supermarket wuld shw a similar pattern f prcessing and preserving. Yu see, we buy ur fd n the basis f smell, clr, and texture, instead f vitamin cntent, and manufacturers give us what we want-even if is pisnus. The alternative? Eat health fds!
72. What des this passage mainly talk abut?
A. Health fd. B. The prcessing f bread. C. Organic gardens. D. Pisns
73. Which term is used t distinguish between types f the same fd?
A. Refined fds B. Unprcessed fds C. Organic fds D. Natural fds
74. What d all f the additives in bread have in cmmn?
A. They are all rganic. B. They are all pisnus.
C. They have all killed labratry animals.
D. They are all used t keep the bread frm getting mldy.
75. What happens t fd when it is prcessed?
A. The ultimate cntent remains the same.
B. Vitamin cntent is reduced altgether.
C. The vitamin cntent is greatly reduced.
D. Vitamin infrmatin is nt available after prcessing.
第四部分：语篇结构(共一节，满分10分)
下面是两篇报刊文章，请将标有A-F的段落插入文章中标号为76~80的合适位置，
使文章意义完整，结构连贯；其中有一个段落时多余的。
Brn n June 12, 1929, Annelies Marie Frank was the secnd daughter f Ott and Edith Frank, middle-class Jews frm Frankfurt, Germany. When Anne was fur, the Franks fled the Nazis t Amsterdam. 76
The Franks and fur friends survived undiscvered fr 25 mnths with the help f sme f Ott Frank’s emplyees until an infrmer; mst likely a warehuse clerk sld them ut.
Anne and the thers were sent t Auschwitz(奥斯维辛). Nine mnths after they were arrested, she and her sister died f typhus(伤寒) and starvatin in Bergen-Belsen, anther cncentratin camp, in March f 1945. She was fifteen years ld 77
After the war, Ott Frank returned t Amsterdam, where he received Anne’s diary, saved during the war by ne f the family’s helpers, Miep Gies.
78 Anything but uninteresting, Anne Frank’s diary stands as perhaps the single mst pignant (痛苦的) human dcument f histry’s mst inhuman event. During the time she spent hiding frm the Nazis with her family, Anne recrded her innermst thughts n life, puberty (青春期) and family. 79
Anne Frank’s diary was first published in 1947. In1953, the ntebks were put ut in the United States as the Diary f a Yung Girl. 80
A. Of the eight, nly Ott Frank survived.
B. Over the curse f 25 mnths in the hiding place, Anne recrded her experiences while hiding frm German trps.
C. Seven years later, Germany invaded (侵略) the Netherlands, and Ott, wh ran a business selling things t Dutch wmen, immediately made plans t hide his family in the attic (阁楼) f a warehuse (仓库) in Amsterdam’s narrw ld quarter.
D. Tday, her diary has been translated int 67 languages and is ne f the mst widely read bks in the wrld.
E. After a lng jurney, Ott Frank finally returns t Amsterdam n June3, 1945. During this trip, he hears that his life has died in Auschwitz. Thugh he is still hpeful that his daughters are alive.
F. Over every wrd the Gestap, the German secret plite threat hangs there. Yet a tender and tuching ptimism fills the yung writer’s pages.
第五部分：写作(共一节，满分25分)
注意： 1. 词数100左右； 2. 可根据内容要点适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
参考答案
1~10 CCBAC BCBBC 11~20 ABDCD BDCAC
21~30 CAABD CBCCD 31~35 BDACA
36~45 DCABA BACAC 46~55 ACBCC BABDA
56~65 ACDBB CCDBA 66~75 DABDC AADBC 76~80 CABFD
Ms. Li Shan is ur English teacher, at the age f 40. She is frm Guangzhu City in Guangdng Prvince. She began t wrk in August in 1985 after graduating frm Suth China Nrmal University. And she jined the Cmmunist Party f China n July 1st, 1982.
Ms. Li always puts the interests f the students befre her wn. She has a unique way f making her classes interesting and lvely. Her lessns are easily understd and unfrgettable.
She is nt nly strict with her students but als kind t them. She always encurages them t be gd students. She keeps trying t imprve her teaching quality year by year. S she has been elected a mdel teacher fr many times.
Ms. Li was given a medal by the educatinal department fr what she had dne. She is greatly lved and respected by the peple bth in schl and in sciety.
姓名
李珊
性别
女
年龄
40
籍贯
广东广州市
毕业学校
华南师大
参加工作时间
1985.8
何年何月参加何种党派
1982.7.1日参加中国共产党
主
要
事
迹
以学生利益为重，教书育人。
上课生动有趣，易懂难忘。
对学生即严格又亲切，总是热情鼓励。
不断改进教学方法，教学质量年年提高，多次被评为模范教师。
受到师生和社会人士的尊重，受到教育部门的嘉奖。