福建省连城县重点中学2021-2022学年高一上学期第二次月考英语试卷（Word版含答案，无听力音频含文字材料）

连城一中2021-2022学年上期高一年级月考二英语试卷
满分：150分 考试时间：120分钟
注意事项：
1．答题前填写好自己的姓名、班级、考号等信息
2．请将答案正确填写在答题卡上
第一部分 听力（共两小节，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。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 is the woman’s attitude to the man’s quitting the course
A. She supports it. B. She is against it. C. She respects it.
2. Where does the conversation probably take place
A. In a shoe shop. B. In a restaurant. C. In a bookstore.
3. What do you think of the man
A. Hard-working. B. Helpful. C. Intelligent.
4. What does the man want the woman to do
A. Hold the ladder. B. Hand him the hammer. C. Pass him the tool box.
5. How does Mike go to school
A. By bus. B. By subway. C. On foot.
第二节 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. How can the woman feel fresh again
A. Wash her hair. B. Wash her face. C. Brush her teeth.
7. Where is the man most probably
A. In the washroom. B. In the living room. C. In the bedroom.
听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。
8. Why will the man go to Germany
A. To attend a meeting.
B. To take a holiday.
C. To relax himself.
9. How does the man think about the opportunity
A. Fun and comfortable.
B. Tiring and boring.
C. Dull but relaxing.
听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。
10. How does the man like the woman’s apartment
A. It's satisfactory. B. It's a little dirty. C. It's not very big.
11. What can we know about Jody
A. She was the man's former roommate.
B. She lent some money to the woman.
C. She always made a mess in the room.
12. What does the woman probably do when eating out with others
A. She pays the whole bill herself.
B. She asks others to pick up the check.
C. She shares the bill with others.
听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。
13. What does the woman probably do
A. A nurse. B. A doctor. C. A chemist.
14. Why does the woman send the man away
A. Because the patient can't have flow
B. Because the visiting hours have finished
C. Because he isn't the patient’s immediate family member.
A. Leave for home.
B. Look after his wife.
C. Bring dinner for his wife.
16. When can the man see the patient
A. At 4: 00 a.m. B. At 7: 00 a m C. At 9: 00 a.m.
听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。
17. How is Samson's idea
A. It makes Samson famous.
B. It is supported by the government.
C. It is intended to help the environment.
18. How many steps does Samson's creation include
A. Two. B. Three. C. Four.
19. What is Emmanuel Itiniyi’s opinion on Samson's creation
A. It is acceptable. B. It is creative. C. It is useless.
20. What can we learn from this passage
A. Samson is earning much money.
B. Many different things are made out of waste.
C. Samson's creation has caused attention of people in power.
第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第1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。
A
Summer Camps for Kids
PGL Surrey
Suitable for: 7-17 years; 7 nights from ￡469
PGL or Parents Get Lost is the big daddy of summer camps. Most popular is the seven-day multi-activity camp, a mix of dance, photography and more. It has three, four, and seven-night camps, including a first-timer week for new campers.
The Outward Bound Trust
Suitable for: 11-19 years; prices go from one week ￡599 courses to 19-day adventures at ￡1, 749
As well as the activity weeks you' d expect from a summer camp, it also offers 19-day journeys, through some of the most beautiful natural scenery(景色)in the UK. You will spend every day camping out scene underneath the stars, on a once-in-a-lifetime journey through either Wales, Scotland or the Lake Districts
Mill on the Brue
Suitable for: 8-15 years; ￡630 a week
This outdoor activity centre is perfect for the active adventurer. Family-run for nearly 40 years, the summer camp focuses on team building and problem-solving with children encouraged to work together to build rafts(木筏), cross the river and complete the assault course(障碍场).
First Hand Experiences
Suitable for: 7-14 years; ￡439 for 6 nights, ￡220 for 3 nights
Connecting with nature by growing, cooking and sharing food is at the heart of this camp. It also offers woodland arts, countryside experience as well as lots of outdoor fun and games. Kids will water, pick and cook vegetables from the forest garden, and there’re lots of new experiences like cooking sweet potatoes on the campfire.
21. What do we know about The Outward Bound Trust
A. It is an art camp. B. It lasts for five days.
C. It is for kids aged 11-19. D It offers boat-building courses.
22. How much should you pay to attend Mill on the Brue
A.￡439 B.￡469. C.￡599. D.￡630
23. Which of the following allows kids to grow their own food
A. PGL Surrey. B. Mill on the Brue.
C. First Hand Experiences. D. The Outward Bound Trust.
B
Earthquakes happen without warning(前兆). They can happen any time of a day, at any point during the year. But don’t worry because most are so weak that they cannot be felt. Only a few big ones hurt people. However, it’s important to know what to do when an earthquake is happening.
Do NOT go outside. You could get injured from falling glass or parts of buildings. If you are outside, stay away from buildings and power lines (输电线).
Stay under a desk, table, or other strong furniture. Hold on to it. Or stay in a corner of the building. Cover your face and head with your arms and cover your mouth with a towel or clothing. Stay inside until shaking stops and it is safe to go outside.
Keep away from windows, pictures or advertisements on the wall or the building, and anything else that could fall and hurt you. Most people get injured by falling things during an earthquake, not by the shaking itself.
Also keep away from a fire. You could fall down and burn yourself on the fire.
If you are driving when an earthquake happens, stop the car if it’s safe. Stay inside your car until the earthquake stops, and don’t drive near bridges. Try not to stop by power lines or trees. These could fall and hurt you.
24. Most earthquakes are too to hurt people.
A．strong B．weak C．dangerous D．heavy
25. From the passage，when an earthquake is happening，we should .
A．Stay under a big building B．Stay under a strong furniture
C．Stand by windows D．drive near a big bridge
26. It isn’t safe for you to while the earthquake is happening.
A．run out of the building B．stay in a corner of the building
C．cover your head with your arms D．cover your mouth with a towel
27. This passage tells us .
A．How dangerous the earthquake is. B．How to be safe in an earthquake.
C．We shouldn’t be afraid of the earthquake. D．How the earthquake comes into being.
C
Montgomery County Special Olympics held its eighth yearly show of unified (联合的) basketball at Blessed Sacrament School. The gym was filled with cheerleaders (啦啦队队员), parents and friends. The walls were covered with posters made by third and fourth graders at the school. And all the elementary, middle and high school unified teams were playing hard and having fun. Every basket, no matter which team scores, is cheered and celebrated.
Special Olympics support more than 20 unified games. What are unified games They are programs designed for players with special needs. In the games, they play with kids who are volunteers, called unified partners. The special athletes are unable to play normally like other healthy kids, and some of them are wheelchair (轮椅) users. In basketball, the unified partners rebound (抢得篮板球), pass and sometimes push a special athlete’s wheelchair. As Brian Ross, a seventh grader at St. Albans School in Washington, says, “ You just try to help and get everyone to take part.”
Some special athletes have come a long way to be where they are. Caleb Head is a 15 year old special athlete. When he started, Caleb would only stand at the door and watch. Then Caleb began to practice his shooting but still would not play in the games. Now Caleb runs up and down looking for his shot.
The special athletes are not the only ones who benefit (受益) from unified sports; the unified partners do, too. Marla Grusin, whose son Tyler is a special athlete, says every kid should come to a Special Olympics game. If they do, they will learn “to share the ball” and that “the game is not all about me”.
Not a bad lesson for any athlete.
28. The first paragraph is about____________.
A．an exciting unified basketball game
B．special Olympics’ development
C．the benefits of playing basketball
D．the meaning of unified games
29. Special Olympics are especially held for students who____________.
A．are disabled B．love cheerleading
C．know little about ball games D．want to become a star player
30. According to the text, Brian Ross is most probably____________.
A．a cheerleader B．a unified partner
C．a special athlete D．a basketball teacher
31. According to Grusin, taking part in Special Olympics games can help children_________.
A．learn basic basketball skills B．become more selfless
C．improve their health D．get better grades
D
I left England for Sydney in September. It was a career move for my husband, and our 20-year-old daughter was feeling adventurous and decided to come, too. However, just before leaving England, my 79-year-old mother suffered a stroke(中风). Being strong and independent, she continued to live at home with the help of social services. But she couldn’t look after the garden. 1 thought how wonderful it would be if then, was an organisation offering volunteer help. Friends asked me what I planned to do in Australia, and I told them I would he looking for a volunteer position witch a gardening charitable organisation. Imagine my surprise when I found just the organisation I had been looking for——Easy Care Gardening (ECG)!
There are several reason Why I volunteer for ECG. Firstly, as a newcomer to Australia I meet many great people who, like me, volunteer some of their time. We cover a large age range, but all love gardens and helping others.
Secondly, through working with ECG I have been lucky enough to explore Sydney’s North Shore that I might not have had the chance to visit otherwise.
Finally, there are all those wonderful people we call clients (客户) ”,but are more like friends when we visit them often and tend their gardens. What great people I have met, and the stories they have to tell—the family histories, where they come from and the reasons for immigrating to Australia! I find it a privilege to have access to private gardens which, in many cases, have been the joy of their owners for many years. Each one is individual and reflects the character, needs and the history of each family. Indeed, the gardens reflect the multicultural and historical background of Sydney.
32. Why did the author move to Sydney
A．Her husband would work there. B．She planned to volunteer there.
C．She was very keen on adventures. D．She had to look after her sick mother.
33. What made the author choose to be a gardening volunteer
A. The popularity of ECG. B. The tips of her friends.
C. Her own experience. D. Her gardening skills.
34. What do the volunteers at ECG have in common
A．They make friends with their clients.
B．They like to explore Sydney’s North Shore.
C．They are of similar ages and back grounds.
D．They are kind-hearted with the same interest.
35. What does the underlined word “one” in Paragraph 4 refer to
A．Client. B．Garden. C．Reason. D．Joy.
第二节 （共5小题，每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
“Homestay is a form of study-abroad program. It allows the visitor to stay with a local family to better understand the local lifestyle. It also helps to improve the visitor’s language ability. If you wish to learn more about foreign cultures or to get foreign experience, you should join this kind of holiday. 36 ” said a teacher during a school meeting last term.
37 At last, I had such a chance to go on such a holiday with some of my schoolmates last month. We went to London, a place where I had wanted to go since years ago.
After we got to London, we went to stay with different families. I was lucky that my host family (寄宿家庭) was a white couple who had a daughter about my age. 38 They were interested in me and I learnt a lot of things from them.
39 After breakfast, a local teacher would come to take us in his car. Then we would have classes or go on a sight-seeing trip to different places of interest like Big Ben and London Bridge. We would go back to our own homes after the activities.
The holiday was a valuable experience for me. I enjoyed every minute of it. 40 Three weeks later, we had to leave “home” for Hong Kong.
A. Time really flew fast.
B. I am sure you won’t be disappointed.
C. After this meeting, I always thought about this kind of holiday.
D. It took me 8 hours to fly to London.
E. They treated me as a daughter of their family.
F. The holiday was filled with activities every day.
G. This is really a good choice.
第三部分 语言运用（共三节，满分45分）
第一节 （共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A，B，C，D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Four years ago, I felt great joy after freeing myself from one of those 2-mile gym fitness runs. 41 running with a passion (热情), it was just something that never came 42 to me. At that time, I never 43 that I would one day run a marathon.
Everything 44 when I met my neighbor Mrs. Gray. She was fifty years old, going through cancer and still 45 to run 30 miles a week. Encouraged by her, I thought I could run at least one or two. In February, I started to walk a 2-mile route (路线) and would 46 to add in a short distance of running. Two months later, I finished 6 miles. I felt 47 , but I felt great.
Over the next several years, I continued to push each run for a few extra minutes. The physical and mental fight never stopped, 48 I loved every minute of these runs. I didn't need to compete against other runners. For me, the 49 competitor was myself.
Slowly, 50 entering some local road races. After continuing to 51 myself and finishing two half marathons, I 52 I would train for the Detroit Free Press/ Flagstar Bank Marathon. My summer was filled with many long 6 AM runs to beat the summer heat. I loved my 53 . I knew I was finally on the road to success.
Race day finally came, and I was filled with 54 . The experience was hard but it ended up being unbelievable. As I crossed the finish line, I experienced the strongest sense of 55 I ever had in my life
41. A. stopped B. considered C. hated D. avoided
42. A. early B. easily C. quickly D. naturally
43. A forgot B. understood C. doubted D. imagined
44. A. changed B. worked C. happened D. began
45. A managed B. required C. agreed D. planned
46. A. regret B. try C. ask D. pretend
47. A. bored B. shy C. fearful D. tired
48.A. but B. so C. unless D. because
49. A. strangest B. most important C. most dangerous D. smallest
50. A. minded B. suggested C. missed D. started
51 A. challenge B. question C. protect D. express
52. A noticed B. worried C. decided D. reported
53. A achievement B. neighbor C. schedule D. training
54. A sadness B. excitement C. anger D. relaxation
55. A. peace B. safety C. pride D. humor
第二节 （共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
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。
This year, Zhang Guimei sent 150 female students to college from a free all-girls high school she had founded in 2008 in southwest China's deep mountains. For the past 13 years, a total of 1,954 female students 56 (graduate) from this school, the first and only one of its kind in the country.
"To educate a girl is to change the destiny(命运) of three 57 (generation)," Zhang said. 58 64-year-old teacher from southwest China's Yunnan Province was presented 59 the July 1 Medal by Xi Jinping at a ceremony in Beijing on Tuesday. Because of her efforts to improve female education in China, more girls can change their destiny.
When the People's Republic of China 60 (found) in 1949, female illiteracy(文盲) was much higher than that of their male counterparts. In the 1950s, the Chinese government launched campaigns 61 helped some 16 million females become educated.
In recent decades, wiping out illiteracy and 62 (improve) the reading skills of women is regarded as one of the 63 (high) priorities(优先事项) in China, according to the government's guideline for helping the country's females. The female illiteracy rate for those above age 15 has decreased from 64 (rough) 90% in the early 1950s to 7% in 2019.
In 2021, China scored 0.973 in the Global Gender Gap Report 65 (release) by the World Economic Forum (with a score of 1 being completely equal).
第三节 （共5小题；每小题3分，满分15分）
根据中文内容将下列句子翻译成英语。
66. 比赛失败教会他要更努力练习和绝不放弃。
67. 定期锻炼对我的健康起很大作用。
68. 住在那的三分之二的人死亡或受伤。
69. 她去世的消息令我十分震惊。
70. 唐山大地震是一场我祖母无法忘怀的可怕经历。
第四部分 读后续写（满分25分）
71. 阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。
That night, I quarreled with my mother, and then stormed out of the house. While on the road, I remembered that I did not have any money in my pocket, I did not even take my cell phone with me to make a call home．
At the same time, I went through a noodle shop, and I suddenly felt very hungry. I wished for a bowl of noodles, but I had no money!
The seller saw me standing before the counter and asked, “Hey little girl, you want to eat a bowl？” “But …but I do not carry money …” I shyly replied．
“Okay, I’ll treat you．” the seller said, “come in, I will cook you a bowl．”
A few minutes later the owner brought me a steaming bowl of noodles. After eating some pieces, I cried．
“What is it？” He asked．
“Nothing. I am just touched by your kindness!” I said as I wiped my tears. “Even a stranger on the street gives me a bowl of noodles, and my mother, after a quarrel, chased me out of the house. She is cruel （残忍的）!”
The seller sighed, “Girl, why did you think so Think again. I only gave you a bowl of noodles and you felt that way. Your mother has been taking care of you since you were little, why were you not grateful and why did you hurt your mom You should say sorry to your mom.”
I was really surprised after hearing that．
Why did I not think of that A bowl of noodles from a stranger made me feel grateful, and my mother has raised me since I was little and I have never felt so, not even a little．
注意：
1. 所续写短文的词数应为 100 左右；
2. 续写部分为两段，开头语已为你写好；
Paragraph 1：
Just at that moment, many memories came back into my mind.
Paragraph 2：
Before I could apologize, my mother saw me and rushed to me
参考答案
1-5 CVBBC 6-10 BAABA 11-15 ACABA 16-20 CCBCB
21-23 CDC（周报第16期） 24-27 BBAB 28-31 AABB 32-35 ACDB
36-40 BCEFA
41-45 CBDAA 46-50 BDABD 51-55 ACDBC（周报第12期）
56. have graduated 57. generations 58. The 59. with 60. was founded
61. that/which 62. improving 63. highest 64. roughly 65. released
66. Losing games taught him to practice harder and never give up.（课本P38）
67. Doing exercise regularly has made a big difference to my health. （周报第9期）
68. Two thirds of the people who lived there were dead or injured. （课本P50）
69. The news of her death left me in shock. （周报第11期）
70. The Tangshan earthquake was a terrible experience that my grandma can't forget. （课本P52）
71.
Paragraph 1
Just at that moment, many memories came back into my mind. When I was ill, she was always the one taking care of me. When I had trouble with my study, she never lost faith in me and encouraged me to keep going. When arrived home during the weekend she always prepared my favorite food. All her kindness came back to me. I should be grateful for all she had done for me, I realized I should go back home immediately and say sorry to my mother. When arriving home, I saw my mother sitting at the dinner table, worried and tired.
Paragraph 2
Before I could apologize, my mother saw me and rushed to me, “Oh, honey, you're back! Come inside. You are probably very hungry I cooked your favorite e and eat while they are still hot.” No longer able to control myself, I cried in her arms. “I'm sorry, Mom, please forgive me.” I whispered to her with tears, extremely ashamed of myself.
听力录音原文
Text 1
M: I won’t continue this course any longer
W: What's wrong with you
M: Nothing is wrong. I just don't want to。
W: Well, go ahead if you must, but think of the consequences.
Text 2
W: What can I do for you
M: Yesterday my wife bought these shoes from here. They're size 36 and they’re too small
I'd like to change them
W: Mm, Then perhaps you should try size 37.
Text 3
W: My God! I just can't learn Russian!
M: Why do you say that
W: I try hard and I still can't speak it fluently.
M: I think you're making much progress. Let’s practice those dialogues together.
Text 4
M: Can you pass me the hammer(铁锤)
W: The hammer is beside you, in the tool box.
M: I’m still holding the ladder you know!
Text 5
W: What time do you go to school, Mike
M: Eight o'clock.
W: And do you go by yourself, or on a school bus
M: No, I have a group that walks with me.
Text 6
W: I am still sleepy.
M: Wash your face and you'll feel better.
W: OK, I’ll try
M: Does it work
W: Much better. But you’d better hurry up.
M: What else do you have to do
W: I need to brush my teeth when you've done
M: OK, I'll be right out.
W: What's taking you so long in there
M: I am trying to shave.
W: Are you finishing it in there, yet
M: No, I am putting on my make-up.
W: What a slow person you are!
M: Wait a few more minutes, please.
Text 7
W: David, I heard that you are going to Germany some time soon, is that right
M: Yes, I'll be attending an international meeting over there.
W: I'm really so envious. You can take this chance to tour around and have some fun. I really wonder when I'll ever get such an opportunity!
M: That's easy for you to say! Do you really think that it's fun to attend a meeting Maybe you should try it out, then you'll know. It's tiring and boring. It's so much more comfortable to be at home!
W: Of course running around isn't something relaxing, but it sure beats a monotonous day at work.
Text 8
W: Hi, Steve I have a two-bedroom apartment in the center of the city. And I’m looking for a roommate.
M: Great, I'm looking for a place right in that area. Your apartment sounds ideal.
W: By the way, do you have anything that troubles you
M: I don't like to have lots of arguments, I like to keep the apartment clean.
W: I totally agree. And I really hate living with people who love petty gains (小便宜).
M: Me too! My last roommate, Jody, was such a person. Every time we went out to a restaurant, when the bill came she would always say she didn't have any money and ask me to lend her some. But she never paid me back!
W: Oh, it's to. Anyway, I like to go Dutch(各自付账) when eating out
M: The same to me.
Text 9
W: I'm afraid visiting hours are over, Sir.
M: My wife’s in room 3B
W: Sorry, you'll have to come back in the morning.
M: And leave her all alone overnight
W: I'm afraid that's the policy. Don't worry. We'll look after her. What she really needs is rest.
M: Some of her friends want to see her, too. When can they come
W: Visiting hours are from 9 to 11 in the morning and 4 to 7 in the evening, but I'm afraid while your wife is on bed rest the doctor has come in to see her.
M: Can't her friends even stop by to bring her flowers
W: Flowers are not permitted in this ward(病房). We just can’t risk any germs(细菌) that might come in with them. Thanks for understanding. Now, I’m going to bring your wife her dinner. Why don’t you head home and get something to eat yourself
M: Okay. I really hate to leave her, but that's probably a good idea.
W: She’s in good hands here. I’ll tell her you were here and that you’ll see her in the morning.
Text 10
W: Olayemi Samson is a Nigerian businessman. He is turning plastic waste into useful things like clothing, school bags, car covers and shoes Samson says he is doing his part to fight pollution and support recycling.
A World Bank report says the city of Lagos makes about 9,000 tons of waste a day. Samson says part of that waste includes about 27 million plastic water bags. It takes 20 to 30 years before they rot. That’s when Samson came up with the idea. The first step in Samson's process is to collect the used bags from a waste site. Then, he washes them. After that, he can begin to sew the bags together, making car covers, school bags and other goods. His latest recycled creation is a raincoat
Some people cannot see the history of Samson’s creations. Emmanuel Itiniyi of Lagos says the products are dirty. He says, “I won't allow my child to wear it as a cloth to go to school or a bag to go to school. It doesn't make any sense.” But others are more accepting, like Victor Anyaese. “Yes. I can use it, because seeing the picture, it looks lovely. I can use it probably for fun.”
Samson's business is not profitable yet. But (he hopes his work will help push young people and people in power to protect the environment.