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山东省夏津第一中学学年高二英语下学期月月考试题202020213第一部分听力（共20小题；每小题L5分，满分30分）第一节听下面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，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，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.What occupationdid Bellasettle onC.Teacher.A.Editor.B.Journalist.
2.Where doesthe conversationtake placeB.In aclassroom.C.In acafe.A.In alibrary.
3.Why didCathy failto takenotesA.She wastoo sleepy.B.She didnt attendthe lecture.C.She wasdoing homeworkthen.
4.How muchwill the woman payC.$
50.A.$
120.B.$
60.
5.What doesthe womanmeanA.The mancan tafford thetickets.B.The manwon t like theconcert.C.The manwill breakhis promise.第二节听第6段材料，回答第
6、7题
6.What dayis it todayA.Wednesday.B.Thursday.C.Friday.
7.What sthe mangoing todo tonightC.Watch agame.A.Write hispaper.B.Attend theparty.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题
8.What sthe womandoing nowA.Reading abook B.Searching forinformation.C.Writing areport.
9.What isopposite themuseum nowA.A flowershop.B.A bookstore.C.A dessertshop.
10.How will the speakersgo to the museumC.On foot.A.By bike.B.By subway.听第8段材-料，回答第11至13题
11.What sthe relationshipbetween thespeakersA.Colleagues B.Classmates.C.Sister andbrother.
12.What doesthe manadvise the woman todoA.Spend lesson clothesB.Eat athome.C.Find aparttime job.
13.What doesthewomanthink ofcookingParagraph2:2019级高二下学期三月份月考英语试题答案120C CBABCABCAC CABCABACAB2140BAB CADBDACB CABDBFDCG4155DABAD CBADBDAACC语法填空
56.it
57.actively
58.To test
59.a
60.were asked
61.awareness
62.powerful
63.which
64.on
65.handling【答案】Good morning,ladies andgentlemen!There aregrowing painsin my life,which makeme annoyed.However,I have to admitthat,duringmy growingtime,I alsohave manygains such as pricelessfriendship anduseful things一to bekindand friendlyto others,to beconfident and independent,and soon.In orderto makemy highschool lifebetter,I have to makebalance betweenmylifeand study.First,in school,I willlearn lessonsall wellwhether theyare interestingor boring.Besides,in life,I willfind sometime torelax myselfand makefriends.From nowon,I wantto trymybest toease myselfof mypains andget moregains.Thank youfor listening!读后续写Para.1He turnedand ranfrom the pond.Staring athim out of sight,I wondered:“Is he running forhelp,or isherunningaway andleaving mealone”Frightened andscared,I was anxious to climbout bymyself,but failedagain and again.After whatseemed tobe centuries,I feeldespaired.Just atthat moment,Harry dashedwith alarge branch.Crawling onhis stomach,he pushedthe branchtowardme.The momentthe branchwas withinreach,I grabbedit immediatelyand waseventuallydragged outby Harry.Trembling,we headedhome,with my clothes drippingwater.Para.2:I crashedthrough thekitchen door,sobbing,mum rushedover.Taking offmyclothes,shegave mea quickbath and then wrappeda thickblanket overme;meanwhile shegave mea cupof milktowarm meup.Feeling fortedand relieved,we tearfullymurmured anapology tomum,but the pondwas stilla temptation to youngHarry andme,especially whenwinter cameagain.A.Tiring.B.Difficult.C.Interesting.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题
14.Why doesthe manrefuse to help thewomanA.He doesn,tlikedogs.B.He hasto visithis grandma.C.He hasto attenda meeting.
15.When didthewomango abroadC.In
2017.A.In
2015.B.In
2016.
16.What kind of roomwillthewoman bookC.A VIProom.A.A smallroom.B.A bigroom.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题year
17.How manypeople learnedEnglish inChina lastC.About500million.A.About300million B.About400million.
18.What dowe knowabout foreign teachers inChina accordingto theresearchA.A minorityof themwere illegallyemployed.B.Many of them hadrich teachingexperience.C.Some of them couldearn moneyeasily.
19.When wouldforeignteachersreceive afine accordingto Mr.YangA.When theywere latefor class.B.When theysmoked inclass.C.When theyplayed withtheir phoneduring class.
20.Why didmany Englishlanguageplatforms closeA.They couldnt findenough foreignteachers.B.Their foreignteachers didnt reachthe standards.C.They spenttoo muchon foreignteachers.第二部分阅读理解（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）AAll livingorganisms areuniquely adapted to theenvironment inwhich theylive.Scientistsare studyingthe designandthebiological processesof theseorganisms toget ideasfor productsandtechnologies.This fieldof studyis calledbiomimetics.Here aretwo examples.Toucan Bills（巨嘴鸟的嘴）and CarSafetyToucan usuallyhas enormousbills.Scientists havefound that the toucansbeak isdesigned tobeboth strongand light.The surfaceis madeof keratin,the samematerial inhuman fingernailsandhair.But theinside of the billhas afoamlike structureand ismade upof anetwork oflight,thin piecesof bone.It containsa lot of air,and someareas arehollow,not solid.This designmakesthe billhard butvery light.The designof thetoucan billcan beused tomake carsand planessafer.Studies showthat thebeaksstructure canabsorb highenergy impactsvery well.Car body,panels thatmimic toucanbillsmay offerbetter protectionto motoristsinvolved incrashes.Shark Scalesand SwimsuitsSharkskin maylook smooth,but itsactually rough.Sharks arecovered inscales made fromthe samematerial as their teeth.Viewed upclose,the scalesactually looklike tinyteeth.Thesescales protectthe shark and helpto keepit clean.They arealso flexibleand canturn orbendin thewater.This movementreduces thewaters dragon thesharkandhelps itto swimquickly.Scientists discoveredthat theshortfin mako,s scales（鱼鳞）vary insize andflexibilityover itsbody.For instancethe scaleson thesides of the bodyare tapered一wide atone endandnarrow at the other.They canturn upor flattento adjustto theflow ofwater aroundthe sharkandto reducedrag.Scientists believethat shark scales caninspire designsfor machinesthat experience drag,such as airplanes.Designers arealso gettingideas fromsharkscalesfor designingswimwear andcoatingship bottoms.
21.Why docar bodypanels copythe designof toucanbillA.To betterprotect passersby.B.To reducethe injuryto drivers.C.To decreasethe chancesof crashes.D.To makecars lighterand easierto control.
22.What productor technologyis inspiredby sharkscalesA.Coating forship bottomsto runfaster.B.Coating forairplanes toexperiencedrag.C.The panelthat makesthe planesafer.D.Swimwear thatis smoothto keepitself clean.
23.What sthe purposeof the textA.To presenttwo innovativeproducts.B.To introducebiomimetics byexample.C.To showthe uniqueadaptations of animals.D.To discussthe linkbetween humansand animals.BThe sunwas risingas wedrove acrossthe Minnesotastate lineto New York formy newPh.D.program.The movewas goodfor meprofessionally,but Iworried about my husbandand daughters.I alsofeared that I wouldn，t be able togive my kids thechildhood theydeserved.Anne,our firstdaughter,came into the worldwhen I was ajunior majoringin biologyin college.It waschallenging tobalance classes,work schedules,and beinga mom.But I got throughit,findingmoments ofjoy alongthe way.On thenights whenI washome,Id readmy classnotes outloud withmydaughter.She，d respondby askingquestions,such asuMom,what arebacteria”It helpedusboth learn.After Igraduated,I knewthat Iwould needa Ph.D.to landthe kindof jobI wanted.I arrivedinNewYorkfeeling more than theusual newgradstudentanxiety.I alsosuffered from a morepersonalfear thatI wasbeing selfish一that mydecision toinvigorate mycareer wasgoing tohave longtermnegativeimpacts onmykids.Over thepast year,though,Ive startedto letgo ofsome ofthis worry.Ive realizedthatwe havenot onlyadaptedtoour newsituation,but thingsare gettingbetter.My husbandlandeda jobthat heis happywith.Anne dreamsof beinga marinebiologist.Recently,while drivingpastthe cancerinstitute Iwork at,Anne said,“Thinking aboutpeople having cancer isso sad,butI feelbetter knowingthat youare researchingittohelp.”Navigating academiaasayoung motheris hard,but itsalso rewarding.My kidsare learningtolook atthe worldthrough thelens ofscience,and watchingtheir momsucceed inspiresthem.I lookforward toseeing themfollow myfootsteps,whatever paththey choose.
24.How didthe writerfeel aboutthe movefor herPh.D.programA.It wasfruitful butexhausting.B.It wasthe lastthing shewould do.C.It washopeful butchallenging.D.It waspromising forthe wholefamily.
25.Which can bestreplace theword“invigorate”in Paragraph3A.Boost.B.Change.C.Create.D.Choose.
26.What couldbe inferredfrom Annes wordsin Paragraph4A.People areafraid ofhavingcancer.B.Cancer ishealth enemyNo.
1.C.Her mothertakes herjob seriously.D.Anne isproud ofher mother.
27.What mightbe thebesttitle ofthetextA.Onwards andUpwards B.Double Gainsof MumsPursuitC.Like MotherLike DaughterD.Generation GapNarrowed byLoveCThere arelots ofways toeducate yourselfon theInternet.You canfind photos,documents,and filmson almostany topicyou canimagine.And atted,you canaccess lecturesby artists,scholars,designers,technicians and others.TEI beganin1984asaconference thatbrought together individuals from the fieldsoftechnology,entertainment anddesign.It wasintended tobe aonetime eventfocusing ontechnologyand design.The eventended uplosing money,and itwas sixyears beforethe founderstried itagain.This timeit worked,and since1990,the TEDconference hasbeen anannual event.There arenowtwo heldevery year,with topicsas diverseas music,medicine,and money.Other specializedspinoffconferences addressnarrower issues.The TEDwebsite camefromadesire toshare the conferences withthe world,to offerfreeknowledge fromthe worlds mostinspired thinkers,“asthewebsite putsit.The currentversionof thesite waslaunched inApril2007,and containsvideos oftalks givenattheTED conferencesaroundthe world.The talksare transcribedinto hundredsof languages.The TEDwebsite isowned by the SaplingFoundation,a nonprofitdevoted tofostering thespreadof greatideas.The SaplingFoundation acquiredTED in
2001.Since then,it hasbeen focusingonusing TEDto broadcastideas thatmight changethe world.TED,of course,isn timmune tocriticism.It sbeen calledelitist（精英）for itshighticket prices（more than6,000dollars total）.It sbeen accusedby afew peopleof censorshipfornot publishingtheir talks.One controversial（有争议的）speaker wasupset aboutbeingcriticized bytheconference,s hostafterward.The plaints,however,seem tobe relativelyfew forsuchalarge,longrunning organization.And accusationsof elitismring hollowwhen somuch isgiven awayfor freeon TEDs website.Whateverits failings,TED isa sourceof inspirationalinformation forthose whoseek itout.
28.What isthe maintopic ofthe articleA.The caseagainst TED.B.What son TEDtoday.C.Pros andcons ofted.D.What isTED.
29.Which ofthe followingstatements isNOT trueA.The TEDconference cameafter thesuccess ofted.B.Two TEDconferences arenow heldevery year.C.TED talksare availablein manylanguages.D.The SaplingFoundation ownsted.
30.From thelast twoparagraphs,we caninfer that.A.it isaccepted toall involvedthat someTED talksmight notbe publishedB.the hostoftheconference isone whoplays asupportive roleto thespeakersC.TED iscriticized forgiving specialtreatment to the wealthyor powerfulD.the negativements onTED greatlyaffects itsreputation
31.This authorprobably believesthat.A.TED iselitist B.TED isbeneficialC.TED isn,t importantD.TED isthe bestwebsiteDOn aSunday afternoon,the sunwas burningin easternSingapore,anda group ofyoungSingaporeans werebusy layingout scissors,electric razors,brushes,mirrors,aprons andchairs.They werehere tovolunteer withthe munityinitiative BackalleyBarbers BAB,which hasbeensnipping awayat socialbarriers since2014by offeringfree haircutsto thediscriminated andthepoor.Among themis CaiYinzhou,the youngman whoheads BAB.He wasinspired to take barberingmattersinto hisown handsafter befriendingagroup of migrant workers.“I wasplaying badmintonwith agroupofworkers wholived behindmy house.And oneoftheworkers,whose fatherhad ahealth issue,was workingvery hard...to tryto savemoney tosend backhome,“Yinzhou recounts.“Why notlearn howto cutmy ownhair andoffer hima freehaircut Itwasa verysmall thingthatIcould dofor him.That washow BABstarted.Till now,volunteers havestyled morethan2,200heads,picking uptheir skillsfromprofessionals.Our volunteersefromvarious kindsof background,“says Yinzhou.The monheartis peoplewho arewilling toserve.With collectivepeople workingtowards amon goal,we canchangemunities.That sa greatstarting point.”Beyond thefree haircuts,conversations formthe rootof BABs mission.We learnabout thesacrificesmigrantworkershave made,the challengesthey haveat work.And someof themwith issues,for example,injuries,or salaryclaim problems,we referthem tothe relevantauthorities forhelp.But thebaseline isreally makingfriends withthem first,“Yinzhou said.Yinzhou believesthese friendshipsare invaluable,as theyfoster culturalunderstanding.People etogether althoughwe aredifferent,realising that we have the potentialtohelpone another.Yinzhou says.
32.How doesthe authorstart thepassageA.By stressingthe significanceof BABs work.B.By referringto socialproblems inSingapore.C.By describingthe sceneof BABs voluntarywork.D.By praisingyoung Singaporeansfor theirkindness.
33.What canwe knowabout BABin Paragraph2A.Its birth.B.Its founder.C.Its goal.D.Its service.
34.What does“a greatstarting pointinParagraph3refer toA.Taking toprofessional hairdressing.B.Volunteering fora bettermunity.C.Befriending peoplewith differentbackgrounds.D.Being aworldwide nonprofitorganization.
35.What sthe corefactor topush BABforwards accordingto YinzhouA.Offering freehaircuts.B.Solving socialproblems.C.Holding conversations.D.Forming truefriendships.第二节共5小题；每小题
2.5分，满分
12.5分It sin YourHandsFeeding breadtotheducks isa fondpastime formany ofus,reminding usof happychildhoodtrips tothe localpark.36Eating itcan causeour featheredfriendsto developa conditioncalled Angel Wing,which iswhen toomuch breadmakes birdsfeathers growtooquickly.This additionalweight putsa strainon theirmuscles,causing theirwings totwistand dropopen.“AngelWingcanbecured ifwe reachbirds beforeit hasdeveloped tooseverely,“saysCaroline Simpson,a trusteeof UKcharity SwanLifeline,u37Over thelast20years UKcharitySwan Lifelinehas rescuedand treatedmorethan30,000birds.Adult swanscan developheart diseasebyeating muchbread,so it s importantthatwedo ourbest toprevent thisby feeding them therightkindoffood.38Rotten breadatthebottom ofrivers andlakes allowsbacteria tobreed,spreading diseaseandattracting ratsandotherpests toour waterways,which canresult in the presenceof amould（霉菌）called Aspergillus.It hasthe potentialto killwaterfowl andother wildlifeif it getsinto theirlungs.39Definitely not.Wild ThingsSwanDuck Foodhas launchedthe“Better thanBread”Campaignto highlightthe riskof acalorific dietto waterbirds.The campaignadvises thatthere aremuchhealthier alternativesto bread,such asspecially developedfeeds.They canfloat on the watersurface,so birdscan enjoyevery lastbit.40A.So wemust stopfeedingtheducks.B Butdid youknow thatbread actuallyputs birdsin dangerCDoes thismean wehavetostop funtrips tofeed theducksD.Bread canalso causeharmful changestothenatural ecosystem.E.What ascene itis towatch duckseating breadfloating on the river!F.Otherwise theconsequences canbe serious一such asthe lossofthewing.G.Next timetake ahealthier alternativeand doyour bitto protectour preciouswildlife.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）Hunter Leininger,from Georgia,USA hasbeen adventure racing（探险速度赛）since hewas sevenyearsold.Now,at age19,he hasset worldrecords,traveled aroundthe globe,and41over50races!And heis nowon amission to42other young people tofollow theirown
43.Hunter becameinterested in adventureracingthrough his dad.While playingfootball,Hunterwas lookingto44something new.He askedhisdadif hecould45him inan adventurerace,and hewentontoplete hisfirst racein about6hours.He haslearned alotofperseverance throughadventureracing.There canbealotof46inarace,but ifyou dropout,your wholeteam willhaveto47,This isunlike otherteamsports,where youcan stopand be48by anotherplayer.In racing,andinhis life,the sporthas49Hunter tokeep goingwhen timesget
50.As reportedbytheUSARA,Hunter wantsto inspireyoungpeoplethat theycan51incrediblethings atwhatever52and thatthey dont haveto53until theyget older.54people putoff theirdreamsat ayoung age,they tendto nevere backto them,which55them neveracplishing anything.The besttime todo somethingisnow,
41.A.missed B.reported C.organized D.pleted
42.A.inspire B.invite C.advise D.order
43.A.interests B.dreams C.paths D.rhythms
44.A.try B.discover C.create D.share
45.A.help B.meet C.acpany D.join
46.A.fun B.harm C.pain D.cooperation
47.A.restart B.stop C.change D.struggle
48.A.replaced B.supported C.encouraged D.caught
49.A.required B.forced C.attracted D.taught
50.A.better B.tougher C.special D.strange
51.A.accept B.imagine C.choose D.achieve
52.A.age B.level C.degree D.status
53.A.wait B.practice C.perform D.pete
54.A.Unless B.Although C.Once D.Because
55.A.avoids B.prevents C.results inD.objects第二节（共10小题;每小题
1.5分，满分15分）so goafter yourdreams beforeitstoo late!”Avoiding badeffects ofclimate changerequires actionbut
56.is hardtotakeaction whenyoudon，t evenknow theresa problem.Previous workhas shownthat childrenare more
57.activeengaged andmore knowledgeablethan adultsare aboutclimate change.The questionis,can thisbeused tomake adifference
58.test theidea,Danielle Lawson,a socialscientist atNC StateUniversity,set up
59.climate coursefor kidsand their parents inwhich students60」ask tointerviewtheirparents.The coursedid increasethe
61.aware aboutclimate change,not justamongthe kids,but theirparents aswell.“The studyshows how62power youngpeople svoices canbe,63makes mereally excitedtotosee howmuch ofan impactkids canhave
64.their阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的词或括号内单词的正确形式parents.And Ithink kidscan justhavethepower tobring ustogetherina waywe haventseenyet whenit esto
65.handle climatechange.〃said DanielleLawson.第三部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15）假定你是李华，下周将参加主题为“I mgrowing up”的英语演讲比赛请结合自己的高中生活，写一篇英文演讲稿，反思得失，并规划下一步高中生活注意
1.词数80左右；
2.文中不得出现学校真实名称等信息；
3.开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数Good morning,ladies andgentlemen!Thank youfor listening!第二节读后续写（满分25分）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续写的词数应为150左右，续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好About ahalfmile behindour Minnesotafarm laya pond.In summer,my brotherHarry and I wouldrunthrough astand ofoak treesto skipstones there.The pondwore acollar ofblack mud.It wasnota placefor swimming.In latesummer,the pondwould becovered bya greenand bubblyscum（起泡的浮渣）・Sometimesa strong,unpleasant smellrose fromit.We stayedaway.When wintercame,the pondwas onceagain aninviting place.One daywhen icecovered it,Harrysaid tome,“Try walkingacross.”The icelooked solid.No watershowed throughit,but Ihesitated.Go ahead.”Harry urged.Try it.You relighter thanI am.If the ice holds,we canrun andslide carefullyon it.It11be fun.I wantedto pleaseHarry,andI thought aboutthe funofalong slideon theice.Ibegan toslide acrossthe pond.In themiddle ofthepond,theicegave waywith asudden crack!I stretched outmy arms.Thenext thingI knewI washanging ontotheedge ofa holeintheice byarms outstretchedon theice.From myshoulders downI hungin icywater.Ithoughtofthebottom ofthepond.I knewitwould beblack andawful downthere,full ofmud andmaybe rottingcreatures.I tried toclimboutofthe hole,but whenIgota kneeontheice,it brokelike windowglass.Again andagain Itriedtoget out.Again andagain theice brokeinto pieces.The holewidened.I waswearing acoat ofheavy material.As itbecame pletelywet,it draggedme down.Iwastiredof thestruggle andrested withmyarmsstretchedoutontheice.I lookedat Harryon shore.He seemedrooted tothe spot.I cantgetout!”I screamedwhenI caughtsome breath.Paragraph1:Harry turnedand ranfromthepond.。
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