江苏省四所百强中学2022-2023学年高二下学期6月月考英语试题.docx

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1、2024届高二年级6月份英语学科测试试卷注意事项考生在答题前请认真阅读本注意事项及各题答题要求1 .本试卷满分为150分，考试时间为120分钟。2 .答卷前，务必将姓名、班级、学号、考场号、座位号、准考证号填写在答题卡上。3,请用0.5毫米黑色签字笔按题号在答题卡指定区域作答，在其它位置作答一律无效。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选 项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅 读一遍。1 .Why is Betty on the

2、 floor?A.She fell down.B.She is working out.C. She is doing some cleaning.2 .What happened to the speakers?A.They ordered wrong meals.B.They ate each others food.C. Their food was badly cooked.3 .What are the speakers mainly talking about?A.The weather.B.Plants.C.Their health.4 .Who owns the dog?A.

3、The woman B.The womans niece. C.The womans brother.5 .Where does the conversation take place?A.In a boat.B.On a beach.C. In the mountains.听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项 中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后， 各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6 .What does the man promise the woman

4、?A.Hell meet her inside the market.B.Hell find out the shortest route for her.C.Hell help her carry the bags of groceries.7 .What is the first place on the route to the womans destination?A.The comer store.B.The fruit stand.C.The big market.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8 .What is the woman doing?A.Picking cookie

5、s.B.Giving opinions.C.Teaching the baking skills.9 .What does the woman probably think of the chocolate cookie?A.Its too sweet.B.Its very soft.C. Its rather hard.10 .What do we know about the last cookie?A. The man made it.B.The man bought it from a store.C.The woman got it as a Christmas gift.听第8段材

6、料，回答第11至13题。11 .What is the probable relationship between the speakers?A.Brother and sister.B.Former neighbors.C. Shop owner and customer.【愫写解析】(1)由第一段首句.飘装秀开始了突然，CO8开始汪汪叫.清场了乱跑顺 推.第二段苜句妈妈略咯笑着说，WhiteCoCo.现在你身上穿的是史上最佳照 装了”逆推.结合朦文伏电我和CoHieflf妈妈从个装满面粉袋的容器限往外 玛胤粉”“面粉豉了 Ollie脸.退的我大笑, “Coco的服装在路上裂开了.现在 始没

7、有参赛服装/可知.第一段续写要点，狗狗满场乱胞的时候.把装面物的容潴箍碎了.袋f裂开了，面粉撤了 Coco 一身，好像给CO8穿了件白色的参爽总装：能另外写到现场诸人的反应，突出现场的笑声和欢乐的气第，可适身加分！ HJh结尾要在意和第二段段背句的衔接,才到妈妈的出场.(2)第.段：要皖决原文设置的标念.我和OIhe举办的狗狗服装秀能否成功第 措到线、第二段续写要点，听妈妈的话，现场观众开心地笑，争相对饯我和Collie忙得不亦乐乎，活动很成功我的感悟：能为关爱狗狗尽 份绵薄之力，虽然忙碌辛苦但也觉得快乐和满足！ 注鼠最后的点愿升华，可以写到人对狗狗的关爱，我收我的快乐和演足，能另 外提到不轻

8、言放弃.可适当加分！附录，听力原文TextlM: What are you doing on the floor, Betty? Did you fall out ofbed and hurt your back? W: No, no. Tm just doing my daify exercises. (1) Do you want to join me?Text 2M: My steak wasnt done the wy 1 asked for. It should have been cooked longer.How was your meat?W: My chicken was t

9、oo (ough. (2) Oh well, sometimes these things happenText 3W: Wow! Look at bow well the Oowen in your garden arv growing. They look really healthy.M: Its a good thing that it rained this weekend. Otherwise, they miht already be dead. (3)Text 4M: What a lovely little dog! Look how lively he is. How lo

10、ng have you had him?W: Actually, ray sbter asked me to walk him. lie is her daughter9! pride and joy, bat the little girl and her brother are in bed with flu. (4)TextSW: We are heading towards the shore. If you dont want to hit the rockd you need to turn to the other direction.M: Im tryin% but the w

11、aves arc sloping ui down. (5) We need to work together! Text 6M: Where arc you going with those bags?W: Td the market. And I found the shortest route, too. It will make a difTcrcncc i*hcnIm earn ing heavy bags of groceries back. (6)m s n ns nM: Which way ore you referring to? I can meet you there in

12、 a fe minutes and then help bring the bags back. (6)W: Wonderful. First Ill walk toward the corner store. (7) Then ril cross the big street and turn left. Next Ill lake the first right onto North Avenue. Ill pass four more streets, and a big market will be straight ahead of me. If you cant meet me o

13、n the way. Til beat the fiuit stand in the back.Tet 7(第8题为推步题)M: Kristy. Ive been practicing my baking skills, and I need your honest opinion. Here, try these three cookies and tell me what you think.W: You mean I get to cat free cookies? Of course ill help!M: This i my chocolate cookie. So? (9)W: W

14、dL ifs not the worst Ive ever had, but its not the best, either. It feck like Tm biting into a piece of wood. Tasty hoo from the store. (10)W: I knew it!Text 8(第11题为推断题)W: Wow. our old neighborhood has changed so much since we were kids. Mom and dad wouldnt recognize it!M: 1 know. Its all new homes

15、and apartment buildings now.W: Wait a minuteIsnt that “here the old video store used to be? N(m it、a parking lot (12)M: Well, nobody watcher videos anymore. Everything is either online or in theaters.W: Look, thercs a cinema right where the old convenience store used to be. And the rest of the mall

16、behitxl it looks huge!M: Poor Mr. Otto. (13) Thal place was his whole life. He wanted to open hit own ice cream shop. (13) 1 wonder wtut happened to him.W: Who knows? I bct he got a lot of money, thou).M: I miss bow things used to be. This town used to have a ton of chantdcr.W: This is so depressing

17、! Left get some kc cream over there. Maybe that will cheer us up. (13)M: Oh. my! Look who it b! (13)W: No way! He did ft! He actually did it! (13)Tcu9M: I got flat tire on the way. (14) Tbat3 why Im w late. (15)W: Well, why didnt you call a truck that can help you move?M: 1 dont think they come out

18、to fix bikes. (14)W: Oh! I thouglit you were driving.M: No. I needed the exercise.W: I understand. I work so long in the lab all day that I dont get a lot of activity. 1 try to walk for half of my lunch hour. Did you call a taxi? 4 n m $ mM: Actually, I walked the rest of the way. It was only three

19、more miles. So, I got plenty of exercise anyway.W: So I guess you should have onh been 45 minutes late. (16) We started at 10:00.Why didnt you show up until 11:15? (15)(16)M: Oh, 1 left home 30 minutes late to begin with. (16)W: Youre always late, you know. Next time. Im going to tell)ou that the me

20、eting time b an hour earlier than it rcalh starts. (17) Then, maybe you* 11 be on time.M: Thats my mothers reasoning. She always says that if she doesnt want me to make the dinner cold, she has to invite me over two hours in advance. But if you want this to work, dont tell me about it in advance!Tct

21、l0(第20题为总结题)We all want to pass our exams. But bow do we remember all those facts? First, become interested in what youfre learning. Few people, for example, ha、e a difHcult time remembering the names of people they find ttracthc (19) Make a menial picture of whatever you want to recall. If you want

22、 to memorize flKts, find a way to relate them in your mind visually with a memory tree. Construct big branches first, then leaves. Associate what youre trying to team with what you know. The more mcntAl connections we have to a piece of information, the more successful we* 11 be in remembering it. S

23、econd, write out the items to be memorized over and over. Such liste improve recall. When reading, leave spaces to summarize each paragraph. This requires you to think about what youre reading, recycle it, and teach it to yourself again. Do mott of your studying in the afternoon. Scientists believe

24、this is the time we think most quickly. (20) Finally, get adequate sleep to strengthen memories.12 .What has been built in place of the video store?A.A parking lot. B.A cinema C.A shopping mall.13 .Who did the speakers saw in the end?A. A video store owner.B.Mr. Otto.C.The theater manager.听第9段材料，回答第

25、14至17题。14 .How did the man plan to go to work today?A.By bike.B.On foot.C.By car.15 . How long was the man late?A. 30 minutes. B.45 minutes C.75 minutes.16 .Why was the man especially late?A.He started out late.B.He walked very slowly.C. He was waiting a long time for help.17 .What does the woman pl

26、an to do?A. Ask the mans mother for advice.B.Get the other group members to come later.C.Tell the man an earlier time for the next meeting.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18 .What is the speaker probably doing?A.Holding a meeting.B.Giving a lecture.C. Reporting a study.19 .Why do we remember attractive people?A.

27、We relate to them.B.We are interested in them.C. We have a mental picture of them.20 .Which might be the best time to study according to scientists?A.9:00 a.mB.10:00 p.m.C.3:00 p.m.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。AThe Urbandale Public Library has been part

28、 of the City of Urbandale since 1961.Over the years, the library has called four different locations around the city home. Now you can find us situated within the City of Urbandale campus bordered by Walker Johnston Park.Library Card InformationStandard library cards are free of charge if you: Live

29、in Urbandale or other contracting communities. Are 5 years of age or older一a parent/ guardian must sign the library card for children under age 14.Borrowing MaterialsLoan Periods Reference materials and current issues of periodicals and newspapers: These items are for in-library use only. Video game

30、s,mobile hot spots, and fiction Blu-rays and DVDs-7 days E-audio books and e-books14 days Other materials including books,magazines, and non-fiction Blu-rays21 daysAll items can be renewed twice. Renewal loan periods are the same length as the original loan period.As a library cardholder, you are re

31、sponsible for returning materials by the due date.Overdue fees are charged for each day the library is open.Book Club Kits AvailableThe library offers two types of book club kits Standard and Reserved. Standard Book Club Kits are available on a first come, first served basis and can be checked out f

32、or 8 weeks. To check availability, you can search the library catalog（ B 录）for the title you need. Reserved Book Club Kits are for reservation only and can be checked out for 8weeks. To check availability or reserve a kit,please call the library at 515-278-3945.Book club kits must be picked up at th

33、e Urbandale Public Library.21.What do we know about the library?A. It is located near Walker Johnston Park.B.lt offers free standard library cards to all age groups.C. It has had more than five locations since 1961.D. It has served those living in Urbandale for about 80 years.22 .How long can you ke

34、ep video games at most if you borrow them?A.For 3 days. B. For 7 days.C.For 14 days. D. For 21 days.23 .What do the two types of book club kits have in common?A.They can be borrowed online.B.They should be booked in advance.C. Their loan periods are the same.D.Their availability should be checked by

35、 calling.BEvery time I reach for a book at Rydal Mount, I feel I should ask William Wordsworths permission. Its 9 pm on a Friday night in March, and Im about to spend a night in the former home of the poet the first journalist to do so. Ive said goodnight to the young curator（馆 长）Leo Finighan. And n

36、ow its just me and one of the most influential writers, alone together in his library.On and off from 1813 to 1850, he was here, receiving visitors and editing his work.I can*t help feeling his spirit is still around.This is still, in part, a family house and were probably not as precious about it a

37、s we should be. Chris Andrew had told me. He is Wordsworths great-great-great-great-grandson and the main promoter of a plan to open Rydal Mount to over might guests for the first time.But we prefer it this way. he added.It preserves the closeness to the poet. We can offer a more personal connection

38、 as a result.As I take a copy of his complete works back to my chain theyall seem to be gathering round. Here comes the poet.Hes back from the garden, where he would pace the path, composing lines. Upstairs, Dorothy, his sister, is unwell. Its an extraordinary feeling, as though at any moment Im goi

39、ng to hear someones voice. By 9:30 pm,Im in bed. I have a sound sleep in the best bedroom in the house. Its the one that Wordsworth and his wife Mary used.Before I have to go the next morning, theres still time for a poem, and I choose The Tables Turned from Lyrical Ballads. It begins withUp! Up! My

40、 Friend, and quit your books and I cant help smiling at the volumes in front of me. It feels like hes talking directly to me. Not surprising, really, given the fact Im sitting in his bedroom.24 .Why does the author head for Rydal Mount?A.To visit his friend Finighan.B.To show admiration for Wordswor

41、th.C.To report an annual event as a journalist.D.To attend a conference for influential writers.25 .What was Andrews attitude to opening Rydal Mount to overnight guests?A.doubtful. B. indifferent C. favourable. D.disapproving.26 .What doesthey in paragraph 4 refer to?A.His family B.His works C.Guest

42、s D.Sounds27 .How does the author feel when reading The Tables Turned?A.He feels surprised at Wordsworths humour.B.He feels as if Wordsworth were on the scene.C.He feels as if Wordsworth were enthusiastic about talking.D. He feels Wordsworth might have been too choosy about words.CA lot of early arc

43、haeology（考古学）was about finding things that are beautiful and museum-worthy, says archaeologist Sarah Graff. Bits of broken artifacts or boring-looking items from the field of food preparation were sometimes thrown aside with the dirt that wasnt being analyzed, she says, and scholars used to be more

44、excited by the lives of kings.They didnt really think that things that had to do with domestic labor would have anything to do with politics or economics.”But researchers are now finding more of those connections and trying to mine ancient pots to learn about the foods once prepared in them.Biogeoch

45、emist Richard Evershed made his first identification of fat from foods in the walls of medieval （中世纪的）pots dating from 950 to 1450 at a site in England.With signs of fat, probably from making cheese, those pots are thought to have been used for baking bread. The scientists also discovered the leaf w

46、ax（蜡）of cabbage,which was likely cooked with meat. Consuming meat, cheese, butter and bread, the medieval peasants werent doing too badly,says archaeologist Julie Dunne, Eversheds teammate.Since 2014, some researchers have dived into experimental archaeology by cooking various recipes in store-bough

47、t pots. They used the same pot to cook the same recipe 50 times, and finally switched to a new recipe, cooking four meals. After a year,the pots outer layers held signs of all the recipes but contained more remaining parts of the last meals. But the fatty substances within the inner layers of the pots built up over many times of cooking, which left obvious proof of the