河北省石家庄市2021-2022学年第一学期高二年级10月份月考英语试题(word版含答案)

这是一份河北省石家庄市2021-2022学年第一学期高二年级10月份月考英语试题(word版含答案)，共13页。试卷主要包含了阅读选择，完形填空，用单词的适当形式完成短文，其他应用文，读后续写等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、阅读选择
Fur Best Natinal Parks fr Kids
Yellwstne Natinal Park
Here, the bears may walk in frnt f yur car, and the herd f deer is s clse t yu that yu can rll dwn the windw and tuch them. The Hayden Valley, in the center f the park, and the Lamar Valley, in the nrtheast crner, are amng the best places t spt f sme f the park's mre than 400 animal species. Visiting here is a great chance t see wildlife.
Glacier Natinal Park
Even naughty kids will be attracted as yu drive n the Ging-t-the-Sun Rad, a 52-mile highway that passes by waterfalls, and the Jacksn Glacier, where they can get a gd view f the seventh-largest glacier in the park. The glaciers are disappearing fast, s share with the kids while yu still can.
Acadia Natinal Park
At mre than 1,500 feet, Cadillac Muntain is the highest pint alng the Nrth Atlantic seabard. Hwever, it is easy t get t by ear. Standing n tp f the muntain is always an extreme mment fr the kids. On the way dwn, yu may als keep yur eyes pen fr the wild blueberry bush, which is really a different wrld, cmpared with the cities.
Badlands Natinal Park
If yu wuld prefer t take kids n a fssil hunt, this park is perfect fr yu, which is hme t ne f the wrld's richest savings f fssils. Starting ff n the Fssil Exhibit Trail, a lng bardwalk with cpies f fssils fund in the park and gd signs, yu can tell the kids what they're lking at. Frm there, take a scenic drive thrugh the Badlands.
1．Which park is the best chice fr parents if their kids like wildlife?
A．Acadia Natinal Park.B．Yellwstne Natinal Park.
C．Glacier Natinal Park.D．Badlands Natinal Park.
2．What d Glacier Natinal Park and Acadia Natinal Park have in cmmn?
A．Bth have fascinating views.B．Bth have a lng histry.
C．Bth have traditinal culture.D．Bth have beautiful waterfalls.
3．What can kids learn in Badlands Natinal Park?
A．The prtectin abut wildlife.B．The influence f nature n humans.
C．The knwledge abut fssils.D．The reasns fr the glacier's disappearing.
A trip t a bank's ATM machine is usually a cmmn affair, but fr Jse Nunez Rmaniz, his visit n a Sunday is ne that he will remember fr the rest f his life. The 19-year-ldwas helping his grandfather buy a pair f scks nline when he nticed his accunt balance was lw. S he drve t the nearest Wells Farg t put mney int his bank accunt. Little did he knw, he was abut t make an incredible discvery.
When he arrived at the ATM machine, Jse nticed a clear plastic bag n the grund filled with cash. It turned ut t be $ 135,000 wrth f $ 50 and $ 20 bills. When he first saw it, he stared at it fr a few secnds, nt knwing what t d. He was very shcked. He had never seen s much mney. After taking a mment t cllect himself, Jse did what he knew was the right thing: he called the plice. They sn discvered that the mney had accidentally been left behind by a wrker tasked with refilling the ATM.
Jse's childhd dream has been t wrk in law enfrcement himself and currently studies criminal justice at Central New Mexic Cmmunity Cllege. Lcal businesses have shwered Jse with rewards. He has received gift cards frm lcal restaurants, sprts gear, and seasn tickets fr University f New Mexic ftball ffered by ESPN radi. He was als given a $ 500 schlarship frm an electric cmpany. And, perhaps best f all, the plice chief invited Jse t apply fr a jb fr the department. “It was als the best gift fr Mther's Day. She called me and almst started crying... She tld me she was prud f me,” Jse Nunez Rmaniz said.
4．Why did Jse g t the Wells Farg?
A．His grandfather was waiting there.B．His grandfather asked him t withdraw mney.
C．He wanted t get extra cash fr emergencies.D．His bank balance was nt enugh t buy nline.
5．What des the underlined wrd “It” in paragraph 3 refer t?
A．Being admitted t wrk as a pliceman.B．Obtaining a lt f mney by accident.
C．An invitatin t apply fr a jb.D．Getting a schlarship frm his cllege.
6．Why was Jse's mther prud f him?
A．Partly because he became rich.
B．Partly because he was admitted t cllege.
C．Mainly because he received a quantity f rewards.
D．Mainly because he tk ne step clser t his dream.
7．Where is this text mst likely frm?
A．A nvel.B．A guidebk.C．A newspaper.D．A diary.
Yu can't see yur sleeping pet's brain waves, but its behavir can tell yu when Fid r Fluffy (pssibly yur cat's name) might be dreaming. If yu watch clsely, yu'll see as yur cat falls asleep, her breathing becmes slw and regular and her bdy still. She has entered the first stage f sleep, called slw-wave sleep. After abut 15 minutes yu'll ntice a change in her breathing. Her eyes mve under her clsed eye-lids. Her paws and mustache twitch. Fluffy has entered the REM (rapid eye mvement), r dreaming, phase f sleep. Althugh she twitches and makes little nises, messages frm her brain t the large muscles in her legs are blcked, s she can't run abut. She is in a state f “sleep paralysis.”
Back in 1963, Michel Juvet, a French scientist wh was studying sleep in cats, interrupted their sleep paralysis. Even thugh they were cmpletely asleep, the dreaming cats began t chase balls that Juvet culdn't see and arches their backs at invisible enemies. He figured he was watching them act ut their dreams!
What were they dreaming abut? Mstly, the dreaming cats seemed t be practicing imprtant cat skills: fllwing, puncing, and fighting.
Many researchers nw think that in bth peple and animals, ne purpse f dreams is t practice imprtant skills and nails dwn recent learning. This may accunt fr why s many peple dream abut fighting and escaping, skills that were prbably vitally imprtant t ur primitive ancestrs, and why dreaming influences ur ability t learn.
D all animals dream? Frm lking at the brain waves f sleeping animals, scientist think that all mammals dream, but reptiles, and fishes dn't. (They're nt sure abut birds.)
Hw ften animals dream seems t be tied t bdy size. Cats dream abut every 15 minutes, mice every 9 minutes, and elephants every 2 hurs. And thugh cws and hrses usually sleep standing up, they nly dream when lying dwn.
8．The authr describes a cat's sleeping behavir at the very beginning t ________.
A．attract readers' attentinB．draw a cnclusin abut his perspective
C．put frward a thery n catsD．bring up the subject f the text
9．What did Michel Juvet find ut in his research?
A．Cats demnstrated what they dreamt.B．Cats became uncnscius after falling asleep.
C．Cats were rather naughty while sleeping.D．Cats culd suffer paralysis due t sleeping issues.
10．What des the underlined phrase “nails dwn” in Paragraph 4 prbably mean?
A．Rides.B．Tests.C．Masters.D．Accepts.
11．What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A．Yu'll Never Truly Understand Yur CatB．Yur Cat Hides Secrets in Her Dreams
C．Hw t Read Animals’ Dreams?D．D Animals Dream?
After finishing a meal at an American Chinese restaurant yu prbably expect t receive a handful f frtune ckies after yu pay the bill. Frtune ckies are in Chinese restaurants thrughut the United States. It’s rather satisfying t crack pen a ckie at the end f yur meal and read yur “lucky frtune” n the slip f paper inside.
The exact rigin f the frtune ckie is unknwn. It is thught that the tasty snack was the first intrduced int San Francisc in 1914, after an immigrant began distributing the ckie with “thank yu” ntes in them. These “thank yu” ntes were intended as symbls f appreciatin fr friends wh std with him thrugh the ecnmic hardship and discriminatin f his early life in America.
There is an alternate rigin stry. Ls Angeles is regarded as the site f the frtune ckie’s inventin. In this versin f the stry, David Jung, a Chinese immigrant residing in L. A．, is thught t have created the ckie in rder t uplift the spirits f the pr and hmeless. In 1918, Jung handed ut the ckies fr free t the pr utside his shp and each ckie cntained a strip f paper with an inspiratinal sentence printed n it.
Frtune ckies first began t gain ppularity in mainstream American culture during WWII. Chinese restaurants wuld serve them in place f desserts, as desserts were nt ppular in traditinal Chinese cuisine. Tday frtune ckies are nt tied t Chinese-American culture. In fact, the largest frtune ckie manufacturer is lcated in the United States and it prduces 4.5 millin frtune ckies a day —— an evidence t the mdern-day ppularity f the snack. Hwever, an attempt t intrduce the frtune ckie t China in 1992 was a failure, and the ckie was cited fr being “t American.”
S the next time yu break pen a frtune ckie and read a frtune abut the many successes yu shuld expect in yur future, remember that the cnclusin t yur Chinese restaurant meal may nt be as Chinese as yu think.
12．What d we knw abut frtune ckies?
A．They are as ppular in China as in America.
B．They cntain slips f paper with gd wishes.
C．They first appeared in America during WWII.
D．They are ften charged t the custmers’ bill.
13．Why were frtune ckies intrduced int San Francisc?
A．T make prfit.
B．T express gratitude.
C．T uplift peple’s spirits.
D．T help peple ut f hardship.
14．Which f the fllwing sentences may be fund in Jung’ s ckies?
A．The frtune yu seek is in anther ckie.
B．Every exit is an entrance t new experiences.
C．I’m being held prisner by a Chinese bakery.
D．Only taste frtune ckies; disregard all thers.
15．What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A．A Symbl f Chinese Culture
B．Chinese Restaurants in America
C．Can frtune ckie tell yur frtune?
D．Frtune ckie, Chinese r American?
It's abut time smebdy destryed that ld myth(神话)abut childhd being the happiest perid f yur life. Childhd may certainly be fairly happy, but its greatest mments can't cmpare with the jy f being an adult. 16． Adults chse the clthes their children will wear, the bks they will read and the friends they will play with. This is an adult wrld.
17． But which adult wuld hnestly change places with a child? Every mvement yu make, every thught yu think is watched by sme adult, Remember hw gentle pressure was given t yu with wrds like “if yu dn't d as I say, I will...”. I'm sure yu will never frget!
Even s, these are nly part f child's truble. N matter hw kind and lving parents may be, children ften suffer frm terrible and illgical fears since they can't understand the wrld arund them. 18． Adults can share their fears with ther adults while children have t face their fears alne.
But the mst painful part f childhd is a perid when yu begin t g ut f it, the perid when yu g int adlescence. 19． Adlescents pay much attentin t their appearance and the impressin they make n thers. They feel shy, awkward and clumsy. Feelings are sensitive and hearts easily brken. Teenagers experience mments f great happiness r black despair.
What a happy time it is t grw up. Suddenly yu get yur balance; the wrld pens up befre yu. Yu are free t chse; yu have yur wn place t live in and yur wn mney t spend. Yu d nt have t ask apprval fr everything yu d. 20．
A．Yu are ne yurself!
B．Wh ever asked a six-year-ld fr pinin?
C．Smetimes, adults culd be very cruel t children.
D．They ften have such fear in the dark r in the dreams.
E.As the ld saying ges: Spare the rd and spil the child.
F.There is a cmplete lack f self-cnfidence during this time.
G.Yu must have heard these wrds abut hw happy it is t be a child.
二、完形填空
Every Saturday, my mm and dad picked me up frm schl in a yellw car. What happened last time stayed 21 in my mind.
As I slid int the back seat as usual, my dad tried t 22 the car. It gave several dry 23 , and then the engine stpped turning ver. My dad sat in 24 , and my mm turned arund, asking me what we shuld d. Eight years ld, I, withut 25 , tld her that we had t wait fr a yellw butterfly t tuch the car 26 it wuld wrk again. She nly smiled, and then she 27 with my dad what t d next. Finally, dad attempted t g t the nearest 28 fr help. I remember him carrying a cntainer f gas, 29 up the car and 30 the car wuldn’t start. My mm then gt ut f the car, waving t stp a taxi. 31 taking us hme, the driver squirted (喷洒)sme gas n the engine, which seemed t d the 32 -- ur car started right away.
Alng the way, I fell int a sund sleep. Suddenly, mm 33 me all excited and let ut a cry, her vice full f 34 . Opening my eyes, I turned t where she was 35 .
Fluttering arund the rearview mirrr (后视镜)was a tiny yellw butterfly.
21．A．familiarB．quietC．distantD．fresh
22．A．mveB．settleC．startD．wash
23．A．vicesB．shutsC．cughsD．cries
24．A．panicB．disappintmentC．amazementD．silence
25．A．hesitatinB．permissinC．difficultyD．dubt
26．A．afterB．befreC．whenD．the mment
27．A．arguedB．discussedC．quarreledD．chatted
28．A．factryB．streC．plice statinD．gas statin
29．A．speedingB．pullingC．fillingD．winding
30．A．stillB．evenC．henceD．therwise
31．A．Regardless fB．Instead fC．Apart frmD．Far frm
32．A．deedB．treatC．partD．trick
33．A．pushedB．rckedC．huggedD．remved
34．A．wnderB．fearC．wrryD．pwer
35．A．existingB．standingC．sittingD．pinting
三、用单词的适当形式完成短文
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Ecturism is a new term in tday's turism industry. But in an age f grwing envirn-mental awareness, 36． is nt t difficult fr us t imagine and understand this new frm f hliday.
Ecturism, which is cnsidered as a kind f respnsible turism, is 37． (typical) defined as travel t places 38． special and unusual plants, animals and cultural heritages are the main attractins. It takes eclgy and culture 39． cnsideratin. Therefre, prgrams 40． (cncern) the prtectin f sme natural and cultural spts als frm a part f ecturism.
Accrding t a recent reprt by the Wrld Turism Organizatin, ecturism in recent years 41． (enjy) an annual grwth f abut 5% wrldwide. Mre than 80 42． (activity) have been listed fr ecturism. They include bird watching, hiking, diving, phtgraphy and taking part in 43． (variety) kinds f lcal cultural events.
Big cities are still the majr places in ur sciety tday. Hwever, it lks like sme smaller twns and cuntry areas may well becme the new destinatins fr peple 44． (visit) tmrrw because they are rich in eclgical, cultural and histrical resurces.
Ecturism has been gaining increasing recgnitin and ppularity mainly fr the relaxing, natural and vivid experience. Peple 45． (attract) t nature and lng t be clse t it. Hwever, a cnflict between nature and human beings is unavidable. Hw t prtect natural resurces while taking advantage f them is f great imprtance.
四、其他应用文
46．你校英文报正在征集主题为“我的家乡”的英语短文。请你以此为题写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：
1.简单介绍你的家乡；
2.家乡的旅游景点和特色美食；
3.家乡人的品质。
注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
My Hmetwn
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五、读后续写
47．阅读下面材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。
It tk place in a teacher’s family. One day, Ben was playing basketball in the living rm after schl, when he accidentally threw the ball at a vase sitting n the shelf. The vase drpped t the flr and a large piece brke ff. What made Ben mre upset was that the vase was nt a cmmn decratin but an antique, which was handed dwn thrugh generatins frm the 18th century. It was als his mther's favurite pssessin. T cver his terrible actin, the terrified by glued the pieces tgether hastily and put the vase back t its place.
As the mther herself dusted the vase every day, she naturally nticed the cracks(裂纹) that evening. T her surprise, the repair wrk was actually very gd. At dinner time, she asked her by if he brke the vase. Fearing punishment, the suddenly inspired by said that a neighbur’s cat jumped in frm the windw and he culdn’t drive it away n matter hw hard he tried. It raced arund the living rm and finally kncked the vase ff its shelf. His mther was quite clear that her sn was lying, fr all the windws were clsed befre she left fr wrk each mrning and pened after she returned. Hwever, in the face f her sn’s nervus eyes and the suspicius lks f the ther family members. Ben’s mther remained calm. She realized she shuldn’t just simply blame and punish her sn fr lying. She came up with anther idea.
Befre ging t bed, the by fund a nte frm his mther in his rm, asking him t g t the study at nce. The by thught he wuld nw be punished but, as he had already lied, he was determined t deny everything t the end, n matter hw angry his mum became.
In the study, calmly bathed in the light, his mthers face shwed n sign f anger. On seeing her sn push pen the dr and cautiusly enter, she tk a chclate bx ut f a drawer and gave him ne.
注意:
1.续写词数应为150左右
The mther said, "This chclate is a reward fr yur imaginatin: a windw-pening cat!”
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Nw with sme chclates in hand, the by's bad attitude disappeared.
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参考答案
1．B
2．A
3．C
4．D
5．C
6．D
7．C
8．D
9．A
10．C
11．D
12．B
13．B
14．B
15．D
16．B
17．G
18．D
19．F
20．A
21．D
22．C
23．C
24．B
25．A
26．B
27．B
28．D
29．C
30．A
31．B
32．D
33．A
34．A
35．D
36．it
37．typically
38．where
39．int
40．cncerning
41．has enjyed
42．activities
43．varius
44．t visit
45．are attracted
46．One pssible versin:
My Hmetwn
My hmetwn is Nanjing, the capital f Jiangsu prvince. It is an ancient city with a glrius histry.
There are sme famus turist attractins, such as the Sun Yat-sen Mausleum, the Ming Xialing Mausleum, as well as the Qinhuai River, which are all wrth a visit. In terms f delicius lcal fd, salted ducks leave all visitrs frm hme and abrad a deep and lasting impressin. Actually, peple in Nanjing are gd at cking different dishes with ducks. If yu need help, yu'll find peple here are friendly and very warm-hearted.
Welcme t visit my hmetwn.
47．The mther said,“This chclate is a reward fr yur imaginatin -- a windw-pening cat!” Hearing her sincere appreciatin, Ben flushed, lwered his head and muttered a thank-yu. Surprisingly, the mther tk ut anther chclate and pressed it int his hand.“This ne is fr the delicate repair wrk yu did t the brken vase.”She als added that she was mved by hw much the by cherished the family pssessins. At these hearty remarks, Ben felt a flw f shame thrugh his veins, and had t duck his head even lwer. The mther then calmly encuraged Ben t reward himself mre chclate fr any ther merits he had displayed in this event. He did as was tld t, cnfessing that he was calm when facing the accident.
Nw with sme chclate in hand, the by’s bad attitude disappeared.His palm and frehead sweating, nervusness welled up inside him. After what seemed a lng time, he lked up at his mther, admitted that it was nt the cat but he that had brken the vase accidentally and asked fr punishment.“I’m srry I lied t yu, mum. Please take back the chclate.” Feeling s ashamed, Ben culdn’t hld back his tears. He pened his palm wide, ready t return the chclate. T his surprise, hwever, his mther placed the whle bag f chclate in his hand, smiling. “Hnesty deserves the best reward, my dear.”