20172018學(xué)年下學(xué)期第一次月考試題卷高二英語出題人：黃素玲黃瑩瑩注意事項(xiàng)：1．答題前填寫好自己的姓名、班級(jí)、考號(hào)等信息2．請(qǐng)將答案正確填寫在答題卡上第I卷（選擇題）請(qǐng)點(diǎn)擊修改第I卷的文字說明閱讀理解（15小題，共30分，每小題2分）ADoyouknowhowtouseamobilephonewithoutbeingrudetothepeoplearoundyou?Talkingduringaperformanceirritates(激怒)people.Ifyouareexpectinganemergencycall,sitneartheexitdoorsandsetyourphonetovibrate(振動(dòng)).Whenyourmobilephonevibrates,youcanleavequietlyandlettheothersenjoytheperformance.Thinktwicebeforeusingmobilephonesinelevators,museums,churchesorotherindoorpublicplaces—especiallyenclosedspaces.Wouldyouwanttolistentosomeone’sconversationintheseplaces?Worseyet,howwouldyoufeelifamobilephonerangsuddenlyduringafuneral!Ithappensmoreoftenthanyouthink.Avoidtheseembarrassingsituationsbymakingsureyourmobilephoneisswitchedoff.Wheneatingatarestaurantwithfriends,don’tplaceyourmobilephoneonthetable.Thisconveysthemessagethatyourphonecallsaremoreimportantthanthosearoundyou.Mobilephoneshavesensitivemicrophonesthatallowyoutospeakatthevolumeyouwouldonaregularphone.Thisenablesyoutospeakquietlysothatotherswon’thearthedetailsofyourconversations.Ifyouarecallingfromanoisyarea,useyourhandtodirectyourvoiceintothemicrophone.Manypeoplebelievethattheycan’tlivewithouttheirmobilephone.Owningamobilephonedefinitelymakeslifemoreconvenient,butlimityourconversationstourgentonesandsavethepersonalcallsuntilyouareathome.21．Whatshouldyoudowhenyouneedtoansweraphonecallduringaperformance?A.Callbackaftertheperformance.B.Answeritneartheexitdoor.C.Talkoutsidetheexitdoor.D.Speakinalowvoice.22.Puttingyourmobilephoneonarestauranttablemaymakeyourfriendsthink_____.A.youprefertotalktoyourfriendsatthetableB.youvalueyourcallsmorethanyourfriendsC.youareenjoyingthepanyofyourfriendsD.youarepoliteandconsiderateofyourfriends23.Whenyouarecallinginanoisyarea,youareadvisedto_____.A.useamoresensitivemicrophoneB.shoutloudlyintoyourmicrophoneC.goawayquietlytocontinuethephonecallD.useyourhandtohelpspeakintothephone24.Theauthorimpliesthattheuseofmobilephonesinsuchplacesasmuseumsshouldbe_____.A.limitedB.expectedC.encouragedD.remendedBAneightyearoldgirlheardherparentstalkingaboutherlittlebrother.Allsheknewwasthathewasverysickandtheyhadnomoney.Onlyaveryexpensiveoperationcouldsavehimnowandtherewasnoonetolendthemthemoney.Whensheheardherdaddysaytohertearfulmother,“Onlyamiraclecansavehimnow,”thelittlegirlwenttoherbedroomandpulledhermoneyfromitshidingplaceandcounteditcarefully.Shehurriedtoadrugstore(藥店)withthemoneyinherhand.“Andwhatdoyouwant?”askedthesalesman.“It’sformylittlebrother,”thegirlanswered.“He’sreally,reallysickandIwanttobuyamiracle.”“Pardon?”saidthesalesman.“MybrotherAndrewhassomethingbadgrowinginsidehisheadandmydaddysaysonlyamiraclecansavehim.Sohowmuchdoesamiraclecost?”“Wedon’tsellamiraclehere,child.I’msorry,”thesalesmansaidwithasmile.“Listen,ifitisn’tenough,Icantryandgetsomemore.Justtellmehowmuchitcosts.”saidthegirl.Awelldressedmanhearditandasked,“Whatkindofamiracledoesyourbrotherneed?”“Idon’tknow,”sheansweredwithhereyesfulloftears.“He’sreallysickandmumsaysheneedsanoperation.Butmydaddycan’tpayforit,soIhavebroughtallmymoney.”“Howmuchdoyouhave?”askedtheman.“$1.11,butIcantryandgetsomemore,”sheanswered.“Well,whatluck,”smiledtheman.“$1.11,thepriceofamiracleforlittlebrother.”Hetookupthegirl’shandandsaid,“Takemetowhereyoulive.Iwanttoseeyourbrotherandmeetyourparents.Let’sseeifIhavethekindofmiracleyouneed.”ThatwelldressedmanwasDrCarltonArmstrong,afamousdoctor.Theoperationwassuccessfulanditwasn’tlongbeforeAndrewwashomeagain.Howmuchdidthemiraclecost?25.Whatwasthetroubleinthelittlegirl’sfamily?A.Miraclewashardtogetinthedrugstore.B.Theywerepoorandnoonecanlendthemmoney.C.Nothingcouldsaveherbrother.D.Herbrotherwasbadlyillandherfamilycouldn’taffordtheoperation.26.Intheeyeofthelittlegirl,amiraclemightbe_______.A.somethinginterestingB.somethingbeautifulC.someusefulmedicineD.somegoodfood27.Whatmadethemiraclehappen?A.Thegirl’sloveforherbrother.B.Thegirl’smoney.C.Themedicinefromthedrugstore.D.Nobodycantell.28．Fromthepassagewecaninferthat_______.A.thesalesmandidn’tsellmiracletothegirlB.amiracleissuretohappenifyoukeeponC.thelittlegirlislovelybutnotsocleverD.AndrewwasinfactnotsosickastheyhadthoughtCFinally,Ienteredtheuniversity．Becauseofmycarefulsavings,Ididnothavetoworkduringtheschoolyear.Then,summercameanditwastimetoworkharderthanever.Icontinuedworkingasawaitressatnight,instructedtenniscampsseveralmorningsaweekandworkedasasecretaryforafewhoursintheafternoons.Ievendecidedtotakeaclassatamunitycollege.Thisclassatthemunitycollegesavedme$650.Itwasanextremelytiringsummerandmademeanxioustoreturntomyrelativelyeasylifeattheuniversity.Duringmysecondandthirdyearsofundergraduateschooling,Idecidedtoworkaboutfivehoursperweekinthecampusadmissionsofficeansweringphones.Thisprovidedalittlespendingmoneyandkeptmefromdrawingmysavingsout.TheoverallsituationlookedhopefulasIapproachedmysenioryearaslongasIcouldmakeasmuchmoneyasIhadtheprevioussummer.IwantedtogotoIsraeltostudyfor3weeks,butIhesitatedinmakingthisdecisionbecauseitwouldcostme$1,600moretogetthecred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ingonyourbreathandbodyisasignificantstressreliever.G.Behonestwithyourselfinsettingtherightamountoftimetoachieveeachindividualgoal.三、完形填空（共20小題，共30分，每小題1.5分）SomebodyLovesYouOnemiserablerainynight,amannamedMarkdecidedtoendhislife.Inhismidfifties,Markhadneverbeenmarried,__41__thejoyofhavingchildrenorspentholidayswithhisfamily.Wetandunhappy,hewalkedalongthestreets,feelingasiftherewas_42___intheentireworldthatcaredwhetherhelivedordied.__43__,Iwassittinginmyroomwatchingtherainhitmywindow.WhenIheardthedoorbellring,Ijumpedfrommychairand__44__out.Butmymotherwasalreadyatthedoor.Openingit,shefoundherselffacetofacewithaverydirtylookingmanwithtearsstreamingdownhisface.Mymother,overeby_45___，invitedthemaninside,andhesatwithmyparentsinourlivingroom．_46__，IwalkedsecretlydownstairssothatIcouldgetabetterlook.Icouldn'tunderstandwhattheyweresaying,butthe_47___oftheman,holdinghisheadinhishandsandcrying,mademychestache.Iracedbackupstairstomyroomand48___myhandintomymoneyjar.Pullingoutmyonlyhalfdollarcoin,Iranbackdownstairs.WhenI_49____thedoorofthelivingroom,Iwalkedrightin.Thethreeadultslookedatmein_50__asIquicklymademywayoverthestranger.IputthehalfdollarinhishandandtoldhimthatIwantedhimtohaveit.ThenIgavehima__51___,turnedandranasfastasIcouldoutoftheroomandbackupstairs.Ifeltexcitedbuthappy.Downstairs,Marksatquietlywithhishead_52___.Tearsstreameddownhisfaceashetightlyheldthatcoin.Finallylookingupatmyparents,hesaid,"It’s__53__thatIthoughtnobodycared.Forthelasttwentyyears,Ihavebeenso_54___.ThatisthefirsthugIhaveevergot.It’shardtobelievethatsomebody_55____”Mark'slifechangedthatnight.Whenheleftourhouse,hewas__56__toliveinsteadofdie.__57___weneversawMarkagain,wereceivedlettersfromhimeveryonceinawhile,lettingusknowthathewasdoingfine.Mylifechangedthatnight,too,asIwitnessedthehugehealingpowerof_58___．evenifit’sonlyagiftoffiftycents.BeforeMarkleft,myparentsaskedhimwhyhehadknockedonourdoor.Marksaidthat_59__he'dwalkedalongthestreetsthatrainynight,helplessandreadyto60___,hehadnoticedastickeronthecar.Itread:SOMEBODYLOVESYOU.41．A.believedB.noticedC.experiencedD.understood42．A.everybodyB.somebodyC.anybodyD.nobody43．A.LaterB.FirstC.AfterwardsD.Meanwhile44．A.lookedB.racedC.spokeD.broke45．A.pityB.anxietyC.guiltyD.fear46．A.WorriedB.CuriousC.PuzzledD.Annoyed47．A.senseB.thoughtC.sightD.look48．A.shookB.putC.pushedD.forced49．A.answeredB.fixedC.foundD.reached50．A.angerB.delightC.peaceD.surprise51．A.hugB.kissC.smileD.handshake52．A.heldB.turnedC.bowedD.raised53．A.justB.stillC.alsoD.even54．A.anxiousB.stressedC.lonelyD.bored55．A.caresB.getsC.makesD.knows56．A.luckyB.proudC.hesitantD.ready57．A.SinceB.WhenC.AlthoughD.Unless58．A.receivingB.givingC.lovingD.taking59．A.ifB.asC.untilD.before60．A.dieB.cryC.leaveD.Regret

第II卷（非選擇題）四、語法填空閱讀下面材料，在空白處填人適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容（1個(gè)單詞）或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Itwasasunnyday,andIgotaring..ArepresentativeofSunergySolarcalledmetoaskifIwasinterested61．SolarInstallation.ItoldthemanIwasbutIcouldn'taffordit.Finally,2dayspassedandamancametomydoor,62．wasnice,experienced,andgavemeallthe63．(inform).Unfortunately,Iwasn'tabletopayforthepanels(畫板)soIkindly64．(refuse)andexplainedmystorytohim.IlivedinaworldwhereIcouldn'tafford65．(pay)forelectricityandIcouldn'tgetitforfreefromthesun.Movingforward,Igotacallagain,andthistimeitwas66．ownerofSunergySolar.Asapanytheywantedtohelpmeby67．(give)measystemforfree.Theownersaidhewantedtopayitforward.I68．(have)thepanelsnowforamonthandIcouldn'tbe69．(happy).Yes,getfreeelectricityfromthesun.But,Icouldn'tbelievethatgenerous,thoughtfulpeoplestillexistintheworld.IwanttothankSunergySolarfortheirgenerosity.I70．(true)couldn'tstopcrying,butthistimefromhappiness.五、短文改錯(cuò)假如英語課上老師要求同桌之間交換修改作文，