2023-2024学年上海市行知中学高二上学期第一次月考卷英语试卷含答案

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I. Grammar and vcabulary:
Sectin A
Directins: After reading the passages belw, fill in the blanks t make the passages cherent and grammatically crrect. Fr the blanks with a given wrd, fill in each blank with the prper frm f the given wrd; fr the ther blanks, use ne wrd that best fits each blank.
Turn Gadgets ff fr Better Vacatin
It is that time f the year again: schl has started in full swing, hmewrk is piling up and yu realize that yu 1______ hardly wait fr summer next year.
“I need a hliday,” yu may be thinking. Wait—is it a hliday 2_____ yu truly need? When we think f hlidays, we think f travelling, beaches, fun, and adventures. But the reality is that we spend mst f ur hlidays n ur persnal devices. Smartphnes have taken the wrld by strms, 3_____(influence) the manner we interact with each ther. Des this sund like yu? If s, it sunds like yu need a digital detx(数码产品戒毒期).
One f the best things abut a digital detx is the fact that anyne can d it. 4____ yu are a businessman r a student, everyne needs sme time away frm technlgy.
Having a tech-free hliday 5_______ (becme) increasingly ppular especially amng families because it enables them t spend quality time with each ther instead f 6_______ (distract) by texting, emails, and scial media.
While it may seem that sending a quick text massage r uplading a pht t WeChat des nt take s much time, these things eventually add up 7_____ us even knwing it.
Whether t give yurself a digital detx is a different decisin t make, _8______ it may be just the thing yu need t cleanse yur mind, bdy, and sul.
Taking a tech-free hliday wuld be a gd time t pick up 9_____ new, r return t hbbies which yu never had time fr. Yu culd paint the view f the cast, r take phts with yur ld film camera. If yu are ging with friends r family, perhaps bring alng sme bard games _10_____ (spend) time relightening tired relatinships.
Sectin B
II. Directins: Fill in each blank with a prper wrd chsen frm the bx. Each wrd can be used nly nce. Nte that there is ne wrd mre than yu need.
Fr thse wh have seen War fr the Planet f the Apes, it’s easy t cme t this cnclusin- this mvie isn’t abut war r the planet, and it’s nt__1__ even abut the apes.
Being the third in the trilgy(三部曲），War fr the Planet f the Apes takes us back t a familiar wrld frm__2__ films. A pandemic(流行病）has greatly reduced the human ppulatin while__3__ the intelligence f apes. Humans, led by the Clnel, want t survive by killing the apes, and the apes, led by an ape named Caesar, als try t fight their way t live.
With a stry that shuld be full f__4__ and vilence, War fr the Planet f the Apes takes a different__5__--it nly has small pckets f actin and mst f the film cnsists f quiet cnservatin. While recent sci-fi mvies have becme knwn fr their actin scenes. War fr the Planet f the Apes has taken science fictin in a thughtful and __6__directin.
In rder t survive, characters, gd r bad, all have t make their decisins. They all wander in a mral gray area where evil acts are__7__ fr understandable reasns and characters we__8__ with have serius flaws. Mvie grants him
Fr example, we wuld find the Clnel t be nthing but evil at the beginning f the film since his ambitin is t kill every ape in__9__. But the mvie grants him his reasns. He has a lng cnservatin with Caesar in the middle f the film, in which he explains his ideas and his persnal histry, s that we have a glimpse int a__10__persnality.
III. Reading Cmprehensin
Sectin A (15*1分)
Directins: Fr each blank in the fllwing passage there are fur wrds r phrases marked A, B, C and D. Fill in each blank with the wrd r phrase that best fits the cntext.
If yu studied pictures that ancient peple left n rck walls and yu tried t determine their meaning, yu wuld nt detect interest in rmance amng the artists. 1 , yu wuld see plenty f animals with peple running after them. Life fr ancient peple’s earned t center n hunting and gathering wild fds fr meals.
In mdern times, when fd is available in grcery stres, finding lve is mre 2 in peple’s lives. The 3 is all arund us. It is easy t prepare a list f mdern stries having t d with lve. An endless number f bks and mvies qualify as lve stries in ppular culture.
Researchers are studying whether lve, a highly valued emtinal state, can be 4 . They ask, what is lve? Tthpaste cmpanies want us t think attractin is all abut clean teeth, but clean teeth g nly s far. Scientists wnder hw much the brain gets invlved. Yu have prbably heard that ppsites attract but that 5 attract, t. One thing is certain: The truth abut lve is nt yet set in stne.
First Impressin
T help determine the 6 f attractin, researchers paired 164 cllege classmates and had them talk fr 3, 6 r 10 minutes s they culd get a sense f each ther’s individuality. Then students were asked t 7 what kind f relatinship they were likely t build with their partners. After nine weeks, they reprted what happened.
As it turned ut, their 8 judgments ften held true. Students seemed t 9 at an early stage wh wuld best fit int their lives.
The 10 Knws
Scientists have als turned t nnhumans t increase understanding f attractin. Many animals give ff phermnes — natural chemicals that can be detected by, and then can prduce a respnse in, ther animals f the same species. Phermnes can signal that an animal is either ready t fight r is feeling 11 t partnerships. In cntrast, humans d nt seem t be as 12 as ther animals at detecting such chemicals. Smell, hwever, des seem t play a part in human attractin. Althugh we may nt be aware f chemicals like phermnes cnsciusly, we give and receive lads f infrmatin thrugh smell in every interactin with ther peple.
Face Value
Being fnd f smene seems t have a number f factrs, including seeing smething we find attractive. Researchers had peple judge faces fr 13 . The participants had 0.013 secnds t view each face, yet smehw they generally cnsidered the images the same as peple wh had mre time t study the same faces. The way we 14 attractiveness seem t be smewhat autmatic.
When shwn an attractive face and then wrds with gd r bad assciatins, peple respnded t 15 wrds faster after viewing an attractive face. Seeing smething attractive seems t cause happy thinking.
1. A. Instead B. Therefre C. Mrever D. Otherwise
2. A. rmanticB. stressful C. central D. artificial
3. A. pririty B. prf C. pssibilityD. principle
4. A. tested B. impressed C. changed D. created
5. A. appearances B. virtues C. similarities D. passins
6. A. illustratins B. implicatinsC. ingredients D. intentins
7. A. predict B. investigate C. diagnse D. recall
8. A. critical B. initial C. randmD. mature
9. A. memrize B. distinguish C. negtiate D. questin
10. A. Nse B. Eye C. Heart D. Hand
11. A. pen B. alert C. resistant D. superir
12. A. disappinted B. amazed C. cnfused D. gifted
13. A. emtin B. attractivenessC. individuality D. signals
14. A. enhance B. pssess C. maintain D. assess
15. A. familiar B. plain C. psitiveD. irritating
Sectin B (22分)
Directins: Read the fllwing passages. Each passage is fllwed by several questins. Fr each f them there are fur chices marked A, B, C and D. Chse the ne that fits best accrding t the infrmatin given in the passage yu have just read.
(A)
As a reliable travel agency, we really d try t describe ur centers and accmmdatin ad realistically as pssible. All ur Super Centers and Main Centers have been extensively investigated during the winter seasn 1975-1976. As a result we have first-hand infrmatin n the way in which htels, life netwrks and ski schls, etc. perate during the seasn. We have nt been able t investigate, at first hand, all ur Independent Centers during the last seasn but all have been visited during the past three seasns. Shuld yu need any mre infrmatin abut these centers we will try t get it fr yu. Our American centers have been investigated n ur behalf by United Airlines Turs Department and by the U. S. tur peratrs wh are assisting United and urselves t ffer yu this nvel prgram t the United States.
Where pssible we have eliminated the use f superlatives frm the text (pssibly making ur brchure(小册子) less attractive t read than it might be) and have cncentrated n as accurate a descriptin as pssible. Nevertheless yu shuld bear in mind that yur pinin and the pinin f ur investigatr might differ and there may be changes between the time f a visit by ur investigatr and the visit f ne f ur custmers.
We trust that it is evident t yu that we have dne all in ur pwer t eliminate misdescriptin and that there really is n questin f misrepresentatin n ur part—either careless r therwise.
1. The "Independent Centers" were persnally inspected_______.
A. the year befre last
B. three years ag
C. between 1975 and 1976
D. within the last three seasns
2. The prgram f turs t the United States appears t be_______.
A. a new cllabratin with U. S. travel firms
B. newly taken ver by U. S. tur peratins
C. a new independent venture
D. rganized by United Airlines
3. Their brchure wuld be mre attractive t read, they say, if_______.
A. it eliminated descriptin
B. it used fewer superlatives
C. it were less truthful
D. it were mre encuraged
4. The firm's claim is that their prgram is imprved by_______.
A. helpful fault-finding by custmers
B. attractive descriptin f the centers in every brchure
C. a standard plicy f prmpt repayment
D. careful cntrl f the htels
(B)
1. The Fax News review mentined the first party scene in the film t .
A. review the fact that Nick wants t knw mre abut Gatsby
B. shw the versin f Rhapsdy in Blue matches the film well
C. prve that the directr is gd at cmbining visual and music
D. cnvince us that the first scene is perfectly filmed by the directr
2. Accrding t Time Magazine, what did Baz Luhrmann d t make the film a success?
A. He adapted the stry in the nvel as he wished.
B. He made the film mre pwerful than the bk
C. He mixed his style with the elegance f the bk
D. He changed the stry t meet his wn style
3. Which f the fllwing can be used t describe Gatsby?
A. Faithful and warm-hearted
B. Charming and prfessinal
C. Selfish and timid
D. Mysterius and devted
(C)
The British Medical Jurnal recently featured a strng respnse t what was judged an inapprpriately lenient reactin by a medical schl t a student cheating in an examinatin. Althugh we have insufficient reliable data abut the extent f this phenmenn, its preventin, r its effective management, much can be cncluded and acted upn n the basis f cmmn sense and cncepts with face validity.
There is general agreement that there shuld be zer tlerance f cheating in a prfessin based n trust and ne n which human lives depend. It is reasnable t assume that cheaters in medical schl will be mre likely than thers t cntinue t act dishnestly with patients, clleagues, insurers, and gvernment.
The behavirs under questin are multifactrial in rigin. There are familial, religius, and cultural values that are acquired lng befre medical schl. Fr example, cuntries, cultures, and subcultures exist where bribes and dishnest behavir are almst a nrm. There are secndary schls in which neither staff nr students tlerate cheating and thers where cheating is rampant; there are hmes which imbue yung peple with high standards f ethical behavir and thers which leave ethical training t the harmful influence f televisin and the market place.
Medical schls reflect sciety and cannt be expected t remedy all the ills f a sciety. The selectin prcess f medical students might be expected t favr candidates with integrity and psitive ethical behavir—if ne had a reliable methd fr detecting such characteristics in advance. Medical schls shuld be the majr fcus f attentin fr imbuing future dctrs with integrity and ethical sensitivity. Unfrtunately there are trubling, if incnclusive, data that suggest that during medical schl the ethical behavir f medical students des nt necessarily imprve; indeed, mral develpment may actually stp r even regress.
The creatin f a pervasive institutinal culture f integrity is essential. It is critical that the academic and clinical leaders f the institutin set a persnal example f integrity. Medical schls must make their institutinal psitin and their expectatins f students abslutely clear frm day ne. The develpment f a schl's culture f integrity requires a partnership with the students in which they play an active rle in its creatin and nurturing. Mrever, the schl's examinatin system and general treatment f students must be perceived as fair. Finally, the treatment f infractins must be firm, fair, transparent, and cnsistent.
1. What des the authr say abut cheating in medical schls?
A. Extensive research has been dne abut this phenmenn.
B. We have sufficient data t prve that preventin is feasible.
C. We are safe t cnclude that this phenmenn exists n a grand scale.
D. Reliable data abut the extent, preventin and management f the phenmenn is lacking.
2. Accrding t the authr, it is imprtant t prevent cheating in medical schls because ____________.
A. The medical prfessin is based n trust.
B. There is zer tlerance f cheating in medicine.
C. The medical prfessin depends n the gvernment.
D. Cheating exists extensively in medical schls.
3. What des the authr say abut the cause(s) f cheating?
A. Family, culture and sciety play an active part.
B. Bad schl envirnment is the leading cause f student cheating.
C. Parents are always t blame fr their children’s cheating behavir.
D. Cheating exists primarily because students learn bad things frm TV.
4. Accrding t the authr, what precautins shuld medical schls take t prevent students frm cheating?
A. Medical schls shuld establish a firm mral standard t weed ut applicants with lw integrity.
B. Medical schls shuld make effrts t remedy the ills f a sciety.
C. Medical schls shuld teach future dctrs integrity and ethical values.
D. There is nthing medical schls can d t imprve the ethical behavir f their students.
5. The authr will prbably agree with which f the fllwing statements?
A. Medical schls shuld make exams easier fr the students t alleviate the fierce cmpetitin.
B. Prminent figures in the medical institutin shuld create a set f mral standards t be applied in medical schls.
C. Medical students shuld play an active rle in the creatin and preservatin f a culture f integrity.
D. Thse students wh cheat in the exams shuld be instantly expelled frm schl.
Sectin C
Directins: Read the fllwing passage. Fill in each blank with a prper sentence given in the bx. Each sentence can be used nly nce. Nte that there are tw mre sentences than yu need.
Imagine living n the edge f a vast desert, which is mving quietly clser t yur village every day and cvering yur fields. The desert is n the mve. This is called desertificatin.
Desertificatin ccurs in regins clse t an already existing desert. __1__. The first is ver-use d water in the area. There is nt enugh water in any case, and if it is nt carefully used, disaster can fllw. As time ges n, water shrtages make farming mre and mre difficult. In sme places, lcals can remember lcal lakes and marshes which were nce the hmes fr all kinds f fish and birds. They ave been cmpletely buried by the stand nw. Farmers leave the land, and fields are replaced by deserts.
The secnd cause is misuse r ver-use f the land. __2__ Plughing large fields and remving bushes and trees means that the wind will blw away the sil. Once the sil is lst, it is hard t replace, and if there is rain, it has nwhere t g, and brings n benefit.
__3__ Every spring, the skies ver sme f eastern cities, thusands f kilmeters away frm the deserts, can be darkened by sandstrms. Dust frm deserts can have a great effect n weather systems. While desertificatin is perhaps being partly caused by glbal warming., these sandstrms can make glbal warming wrse by adding ti what is knwn as the greenhuse effect.
What can be dne t slw dwn r stp the prcess f desertificatin? A great deal f wrk is already under way. Obviusly the first steps are t find new water surces. __4__ Sme types f grass als hld the sil tgether, and stp the wind taking it. Withut these effrts, it will be harder and harder t stp the wrld’s deserts in their tracks, and mre and mre farmers will give up and head fr cities. The lessn t be learnt lies beneath the sand.
IV. Translatin 3+3+4+4
Directins: Translate the fllwing sentences int English, using the wrds given in the brackets.
据称，现代拳击起源于英国？(claim)
在上学路上匆匆吃早餐对青少年的身体健康有害。（rush）
旅游绝不是浪费时间，因为它是拓宽我们视野的好方法。（By n means ）
随着越来越多的教育机构涌现出来，学生们很茫然，不知道该选择哪个。（.lss）
V. Guided Writing 15’
Directins: Write an English cmpsitin in 120-150 wrds accrding t the instructins given belw in Chinese.
你是李华，近期你校将增设一个新的学校社团，拟从以下三个备选项中选择：文学社团（Literature Club）;辩论社团（Debate Club）;编程社团（Prgramming Club）。
请写一篇日记，谈谈你的看法。日记中必须包括：
你认为应该增设的社团
你选择该社团的理由
你建议该社团可开展的活动。
I、1. culd 2. that 3. influencing 4. Whether 5. has becme
6. being distracted 7. withut 8. but 9. smething 10. t spend
II、1. F 2. G 3. B 4. I 5. C 6. A 7. K 8. J 9. D 10. E
III、1-5 ACBDC 6-10 CABBA 11-15 ADBDC
1. D 2. A 3. C 4.A
1. C 2. C 3. D
1. D 2. A 3. A 4. C 5. C
1.A 2.F 3.B 4.E
IV、
1. It is claimed that mdern bxing is riginated frm Britain.
2. It is bad fr teenagers health t have breakfast in a rush n their way t schl. .
3. By n means is traveling is a waste f time, fr it is a gd way t braden ur hrizn.
4. With mre and mre educatinal rganizatins emerging, students are at a lss which ne tp chse. .
【参考范文】
Sept. 28, 2023 Thursday
There is a saying that the schl is ging t establish a club and it will chse frm the fllwing three nes: Literature Club, Debate Club and the Prgramming Club. As a senir student f the schl I d hpe t have a literature club. My pints are as fllws :
The first and the fremst ne is that with the rapid develpment f e-related technlgy, student d have an increasing pprtunities t read all kinds f materials nline. Hwever, thse shrt-time reading are unavidably fragments frm different materials. Therefre, there must be a place that prvides cmplete materials fr fragments that students are interested in.
Furthermre, a literature club can prvide students a place t debate abut a certain tpic, fr a debate can make a cllisin f insightful views abut a certain tpic. And a certain kind f bks can prvide student a relatively free and valuable chance t read bks which are ut f textbk bundaries t braden their hrizn. Besides，It can give them a chance t find friends that have same interests.
The third ne is that the teachers can be welcmed fr guidance. Fr students knwledge and learning experiences less abundant as thse teachers, a teacher’s jining can give them a new chance t knw the materials that they are reading better. Frm the teachers’, they d need the inflw f new knwledge t replace they ut f dated ideas and make them refreshed with new cncepts, which can benefits them mre than reading.
T sum up, a literature club will be the first pririty f my wn, n matter fr the students r the teachers. It will give student a new chance t learn mre, the mre pprtunity fr teachers t view the new wrld and the freedm t cmmunicate between teachers and students.
A. Intelligent B.bsting C. apprach D. existence E. trubled F. necessarily
G. previus H. riginating I. cnflict J. sympathize K. cmmitted
The Film: The Great Gatsby (Based n Fitzgerald’s Nvel The Great Gatsby)
Directr: Baz Luhrmam Cast:Lenard DiCapri as Jay Gatsby
Film Review:
If yu have never read the classic F. Sctt Fitzgerald’s nvel The Great Gatsby, nw is yur chance t catch up---by watching the latest film adaptin. Because if there’s ne sentence t sum up this film, it wuld be: It’s just like the bk.
The use f music is almst reasn enugh t see the film. “Luhrmann is at his best mixing visual and musical styles tgether t create smething whlly riginal, the Fx News review said.
Fr example, in ne f the mst utstanding scenes in the film, the first party scene, Nick walks quickly frm ne party guest t anther party guest trying t explain all the gssip abut Gatsby until he is finally intrduced t the man himself, while the mst stirring versin f Rhapsdy in Blue (蓝色狂想曲), which was cmpsed by American musician Gerge Gershwin in 1924, is played in the backgrund.
--- Fx News
Directr Baz Luhrmann’s main challenge was “either t find a visual equivalent(相等物) fr Fitzgerald’s elegant essay--the pen secret f the bk’s staying pwer-- r t match his wn unusual persnal strengths with the material. He tries it bth ways, with varying degrees f success.
DiCapri des a gd and prfessinal jb as the scialite(社会名流) by re-creating Fitzgerald’s descriptin f Gatsby’s charm. “He can lk at smene fr an instant and understand hw, perfectly, he r she wants t be seen. --- Time Magazine
Abut the Bk and the Main Character：
Cnsidered t be Fitzgerald's representative wrk, The Great Gatsby explres themes f idealism, resistance t change, scial change, and excess, creating a prtrait f the Jazz Age r the Raring Twenties that has been described as a cautinary tale regarding the American Dream.
Nick, the narratr, mves t New Yrk fr the summer t visit his cusin Daisy. His next-dr neighbr is Jay Gatsby (Lenard DiCapri), wh rarely cntacts with thers and is rumred t be a her f the Great War. Gatsby claims t have attended Oxfrd University, but the evidence is suspect. As Nick learns mre abut Gatsby, every detail abut him seems questinable, except his lve fr the Daisy. Thugh Daisy is married, Gatsby still adres her as his ―glden girl.They first met when she was a yung lady frm a wealthy family and he was a wrking-class military fficer. Daisy prmised t wait fr his return frm the war. Hwever, she married Tm, a classmate f Nick’s. Having btained a great frtune, Gatsby sets ut t win her back again.
A. It generally arises frm tw related causes.
B. It is nt nly the farmers and villagers wh suffer.
C. Scientists are ding the research n the cause f desertificatin.
D. They destry the land, as the il dries ut and is then blwn away.
E. Tree planting can help, by prviding barriers between desert and rich field.
F. This means that the wrng crps are planted, and need mre water than is available.