江蘇省徐州市第二十四中學(xué)2021年高二英語(yǔ)月考試題含解析

江蘇省徐州市第二十四中學(xué)2021年高二英語(yǔ)月考試題含解析一、選擇題1.Whatdidyou____me____?I’mateacher,notadoctor.

A.take;over

B.take;up

C.take;off

D.take;for參考答案：D略2.Inordernottobedisturbed,Ispentthreehours________inmystudy.

A.locking

B.locked

C.tolock

D.tobelocked參考答案：B略3.TheInternethasbecomeincreasinglypopular,______ustoseeaswellastohearallkindsofprogrammes.

A.toallow B.allowing C.allowed

D.havingallowed參考答案：B4.Manymajoreconomicproblems____tobesolved,thereisnopoint____thegrowthrateofthisyearnow.A．remaining;predictingB．remaining;topredictC．remained; predictingD．remained;topredict參考答案：A5.Havingstudiedinamedicalcollegefor5years,Lucy__________herjobasadoctorinherhometown.

A.setout

B.tookover

C.tookup

D.setup參考答案：C考查動(dòng)詞短語(yǔ)的辨析。句意：Lucy在醫(yī)學(xué)院學(xué)習(xí)了五年后，她在家鄉(xiāng)當(dāng)了一名醫(yī)生。takeup意為“從事”，符合句意。故選C。setout意為“啟程”；takeover意為“接管”；setup意為“建立”。6.Ifyou_____thechatroomtenminutesago,you_____whatweweretalkingabout!A.joined,wouldknow

B.hadjoined,wouldknow

C.joined,wouldhaveknown

D.hadjoined,wouldhaveknown參考答案：D30.OurEnglishteacheralwaysdoeswhatshecan______uswithourEnglish.A.help

B.tohelp

C.helping

D.helped參考答案：B略8.ThenewsoftwareEmperor’sOneDaygiveschildrenthechance______lifeasaruler.A.experienced

B.beingexperienced

C.toexperience

D.havingexperienced參考答案：C句意：這種新的軟件給孩子們體驗(yàn)作為統(tǒng)治者的機(jī)會(huì)。thechancetodosth.“做某事的機(jī)會(huì)”，固定短語(yǔ)，不定式作定語(yǔ)。結(jié)合語(yǔ)境，選C。9.Oncecitiescouldacceptruralmigrantworkersandtheirchildrenaspermanentresidents,thenumberofleft-behindchildreninruralareaswillrapidly

.A.setoff

B.dropoff

C.takeoff

D.breakoff參考答案：B10.His__________overhisopponentsisinthathehasmorepracticalexperienceinthisfield.A.benefit B.profit C.advantage D.advance參考答案：C31.—Haveyoucompletedtheproject?—I’msorrytotellyouthatwe___itwhenwefoundhowmuchit___.A.haveabandoned;costs

B.abandoned;costC.hadabandoned;cost

D.abandoned;wouldcost參考答案：D略12.Allofuswerestudyingintheclassroomquietly

therewasasuddenknockatthedoor．A．while

B．when

C．before

D．how參考答案：B13.—I’msorry，sir.Ididn’tmeantohurtyoubyshowingyouthosepictures?—________Itjustremindedmeofmyoldfriends.A．Notatall.

B．Allthebest.

C．Nosorry，please.

D．Nevermind.參考答案：D14.Theywereabouttoleave

itbegantorain.A.before

B.durning

C.while

D.when參考答案：D15.Thetradeunionintendedtocallontheworkerstogoonstrike_______thegovernment’slimitationonexports.

A.inresponseto

B.indemandof

C.inhonorof

D.infavorof參考答案：A16.Hardly______closedmyeyes______Ibegantomakethisfantasticdream.

A.hadI,when

B.hadI,than

C.didI,than

D.didI,when參考答案：A二、完型填空17.閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)(A、B、C和D)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。AJapanesefarmerboughtabigforeigntractortogrowhiscornandapplesinnorthernJapan.Thegianttractor__41_thewastelandintofieldsatanamazingspeed.__42_，hewastroubledbythedamagecausedbyraccoondogs(絡(luò)）.Justwhenthesweetcornwasreadytobe__43__，itwasruined.“Iplaced__44__inseveralplacesaroundthefields，butendeduptrappingayoungrac-coondog.Themotherstayednexttoit，anddidn’t___45__whenIapproached.WhenItried___46___outtoreleasethetrap，theyoungraccoondogbaredits___47__andgotreallyupset.Itseemscruel，butIhelditsheaddownwithmyrubberboot___48___Ireleaseditfromthetrap.Itdidn’trunaway，though.Rightinfrontof___49__，themotherstartedlicking(藤）theyoungone’s___50___leg.Seeingthat,Ifelt’dcommittedanawfulcrime.”“I___51___toldthem‘StopeatingourcornyButthenIstartedleavingsmallpilesofsec-ond-ratecornaroundthe__52_ofthefields.They’renotgoodenoughtosell.ThenextmorningwhenIwenttothefields，they’dcompletely___53_.Buttheraccoondogshadcaused___54__moredamageatall.SoatharvesttimeIdecidedto__55__usingthetrapsandputoutthecorncobswithoutkernels(好粒）.Afterthat，_56__bytheraccoondogsstoppedalmostcompletely.SoIfiguredthatfarmerssufferthissortofdamagebecausethey__57_everything.Afterall，we，dturnedwhatusedto58theraccoondogsintofields.IworriedthatifIactuallyfedthem，theraccoondogswouldevenmore

59，butthatdidn’thappen.Isupposeyoucouldsaythatmyeyeswereopenedtothemysteriesofnature.Anyway，Ireal-izedthatnaturedidn’tworkinthe60thatmostpeoplethought.”41.A.dividedBdevelopedC.transformedD.transported42.A.ThereforeBHoweverC.MeanwhileD.Moreover43.A.raisedBhuntedC.grownD.harvested44.A.trapsBnetsC.sticksD.fences45.A.breakawayBrunawayC.jumpupD.turnup46.A.handingBtakingC.standingD.reaching47.A.clawsBneckC.teethD.mouth48.A.asBbecauseC.unlessD.after49.A.itBmeC.themD.us50.A.woundedBfoldedC.desertedD.exhausted51AseldomBalmostC.hardlyD.once52AtreesBsoilC.edgesD.hut53AdisappearedBdiedC.meltedD.escaped54.A.alittleBabitC.muchD.no55AbeginBcontinueC.stopD.delay56AwasteBdamageC.holesD.crops57AtakeBbringC.giveD.lose58.A.refertoB.turntoC.belongtoD.leadto59AfightB.botherC.scareD.cheer60AsenseB.formC.courseD.way參考答案：41?45CBDAB46?50DCABA51?55DCADC56?60BACBD三、閱讀理解18.HowtosingbetterifyouthinkyouarebadHaveyoueverhadthosetimeswhenoneofyoursorfriendswantedtohearyour

singingvoice，butyouwereafraidbecauseyouthinkyoursingingvoiceisbad？Herearethetipsyoucanfollow.1．Takeface-to-facevocal(聲音的)lessons.Theonlysafewaytolearnthecorrectsingingtechniquesandtoimproveproperlyistotakeface-to-facesinginglessonswithafullytrainedvocalteacher(incaseyoudonothaveateacheryet)！__36__，sothathe/shecouldgiveyouproperfeedback.2．Warmupyourvoiceinaproperway.Alwaysremembertowarmupyourvoiceproperly，butpleaseknowyourlimitsanddon’t

overdoyourvoice！Rememberthediaphragmatic(隔膜的)support；donotstrainyourthroattoo

much！Also，remembergoodbodyposture!3．Neverdothoseasfollowed.a．Avoiddairyproducts，caffeinatedproducts(coffee&teaincluded，theydryupyour

throat)andhotfood！__37__，butneverbeforesinging!b．Donotshout，yell，screamorabuseyourvoiceatanytime！Besides，__38__；ifyourteachersaysyouare，say，moreofanbaritone(男中音)ifyouaremale，thenyouaremoreofanbaritone.c．Donottrytoimitateanyonefamous，whichwillusuallygiveyoujustbadhabitsandevendamageyourthroat.__39__，sopleaselearntocherishthat.Theworlddoesnotneedcopycats.d．Donotsing，whisper，shout，yellorscreamifhavingasorethroat/cold/flu，also，dospeakaslittleasyoucanifyouhaveaflu/cold/sorethroat!e．Remembertodrinkatleast2litersofroom-temperaturewatereveryday，__40__！f．Smokingisabigno-no，asisbreathinginsecondhandsmoke.Also，avoidstayingindustyormoldyenvironment.A．YouareYOUandyourvoiceisuniqueB．notjustduringsingingdaysC．AvoidicecreamsorcolddrinksD．TheteacherhastobeinthesameroomwithyouE．YoucanconsumethesethingsF．a(chǎn)imtohaveatleastonepintofwateradayG．pleaserespectyourvocalrange參考答案：19.ManagementConsultantSuzyWelchremembersthemoment14yearsagowhenherlife“imploded(內(nèi)爆).”ShewasspeakingtoanauditoriumfullofinsuranceexecutivesinHawaiiwhenshesawthefacesoftwoofherchildren,thensixandfive,pressedagainsttheglassdoor.Shehadparkedtheminadanceclass,butthey’dfledouttofindher.ShewrappedupherremarksandcanceledtheQ&A.“Iwastryingtopleaseeveryonebutpleasingno-one,”shesays,“IhadtorethinkthewayImademydecisions.”

AuthorofthebestsellingWinning(writtenwithhusbandJackWelch,formerheadofGE),SuzyWelch,49,hasanewbook,10-10-10,thatdetailsthestrategy(策略)shecreatedafterthebigdecision-makingmoment.Themotheroffourexplains:“Whenfacedwithavitaldecision,askyourself,howwillmychoiceaffectmylifetenminutesfromnow?Tenmonthsfromnow?Tenyearsfromnow?“Toooftenwedecidesomethingbyavoidingtheimmediateouch.Butbylookingatthemiddleandlongertimeframes(框架)aswellastheshort-term,we’reaccessingourrealvalues.Mybusinesstripisanexample.HadIappliedthestrategytoitbackthen,Iwouldhavedeclinedit.Ihadotherworktravelcomingup.Iwasneededathome.“Manypeoplehavefound‘10-10-10’thrilling.Abusinessmanmovedforwardwithanewbusinessplanbutwithoutthegirlfriend,whodidn’tsharehisgoals.Amumofatroubledteenfinallygothimtoapsychologistafterputtingitoff.Often,inourmoststressfulmoments,wemakedecisionsbyinstinct(本能)only.Orweaskafriendforadvice.Orwemakenodecisionandsufferforit.Wecanlivemuchmoredeliberatelybytakingcontrolofchoicesandreallyunderstandingthem.“Sure,there’sstillroomforspontaneity(自發(fā)的行為).Butwhenyoulookatthingsfromthreeevidenttimeframesandassesstheconsequences,never