2023-2024学年广东省普宁二中实验学校高二上学期第一次月考高二英语试题含答案

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考试时间：120分钟;满分：130分
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)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
We all knw yur student lan will nly g s far. S what can yu d t save thse pennies (便士) and eventually a pretty substantial amunt in the lng run? Here is sme advice frm L&S Editr Marianne Lampn.
FOOD
—Buy the supermarket’s Own Brand prducts: When it cmes t items such as cheese, milk, and mre, the Own Brand prducts can be bught much cheaper but withut lwering the quality.
—Cupns (优惠券), cupns, cupns: It’s really wrth hitting the Internet fr sme extra cupns, especially fr meals ut with a big grup. Keep an eye n restaurants that ffer a cheaper Set Menu r that d 2 fr 1 deals n main curses.
STUDENT-ONLY OFFERS
—Fresher’s Fair: Say hell t free pens, bttle peners and a bunch f things yu never knew yu needed. Freshers get invlved!
—Student discunt in stres and nline: Shwing yur University ID card will save yu at least 10% with a lt f nline r ffline businesses. As a result, yu’ll feel slightly less guilty abut buying thse new pair f Nike’s.
FASHION
The shift frm summer t autumn can be a sad time, but it needn’t hurt yur wallet!
—Accessries (配饰): Basically, wear yur summer clthes with warm and cmfrtable accessries. Hw abut thse shrts? Just team them with a pair f tights and yu’re gd t g.
—Charity shps: The perfect way t stay n-trend and at a super affrdable price.
S there it is! Sticking t sme f these ideas will really help save sme mney in the lng run, prving a little really des g a lng way.
1. What can yu d t save mney when eating ut with classmates?
A. Order Own Brand prducts.B. Use nline cupns.
C. Search fr the Set Menu.D. Chse student-nly restaurants.
2. Where can yu get free pens?
A. The supermarket.B. Fresher’s Fair.C. Online stres.D. Charity shps.
3. What is prbably the majr cncern f the targeted readers?
A. Taste.B. Security.C. Fashin.D. Price.
B
All children experience that mment—the mment when they pen their muth and their mther cmes ut. “Clean up after yurself, I’m yur mther, nt yur maid.” And my persnal favurite is what my mther said, “Eat yur dinner. There are kids starving in Africa wh wuld lve t have this fd.”
I can’t get away frm it. Fr better r wrse my mther is the vice in my head, part f wh l am and hwl handle my day-t-day life. I almst feel as thugh the years f advice she pured int me have acquired a life f their wn and are helping me make gd decisins fr my life.
“Grw yur wn fd. It’ll taste better and be healthier. ”And, finally, the wrds I live by, “If yu’re nt sure yu shuld, yu shuldn’t.”
It’s been a gd rule fr my whle life. Generally, I knw that I shuld d what’s imprtant anyway. S, if I’m nt sure, chances are, I shuldn’t. Once my mm was trying t make a decisin and called t talk it ver with me. “Well . . . yu used t say,” I said, “If yu are nt sure, yu shuldn’t. . . ” We laughed tgether. Mm is always happy when I qute her, maybe because it’s prf I am paying attentin.
I have inherited a lt f things frm my mther, but what I treasure mst is her vice in my head, reminding me that wherever I g and whatever I d, a part f her will always be with me. And every nw and then, the vice cmes up with smething special and smething wrth passing n.
4. What can we learn frm the underlined sentences in Paragraph 1?
A. All peple experience the same mment.
B. Children will be generally difficult t teach.
C. Mthers always try t teach their children sme lessns.
D. Mthers’ demands n their children are beynd their pwer.
5. Which f the fllwing can best describe the authr’s mther?
A. Bad-tempered.B. Thughtful.
C. Determined.D. Narrw-minded.
6. What can yu infer frm the authr and his mther?
A. They get alng well.
B. The authr is scared f his mther.
C. The authr neglects his mther’s requirements.
D. The authr’s mther wuldn’t like her child t resist her.
7. What message des the authr seem t cnvey in the text?
A. Parents shuld be lked up t by their children.
B. Parents’ instructins will affect their children greatly.
C. Parents ught t set gd examples fr their children.
D. Parents’ wrds are glden principles fr their children.
C
The 2023 Shanghai Cffee Culture Week pened n May 13, with a variety f activities integrating industry, culture and lifestyle scheduled.
Shanghai, hme t mre than 8,00 cffee huses, has hsted the event since 2021. This year’s Cffee Culture Week is rganized by the Shanghai Cultural and Creative Industry Prmtin Assciatin, and will run thrugh t June 2.
Cffee has becme a key part f Shanghai culture, shwcasing the city’s characteristics f pening-up and inclusiveness(包容),lcal fficials said at a news cnference in early May.
On the event’s pening day, Yngpu Cffee, in cllabratin with the fd delivery platfrm Eleme and China Cnstructin Bank, ffered 30,000 cups f cffee fr free. Multiple cffee brands such as Luckin Cffee and McCafe will als prvide free cffee and cupns (优惠券) during the event.
Frm May 18 t 21, West Bund Internatinal Cffee and Lifestyle Festival is taking place in Xuhui Binjiang area, invlving mre than 100 cffee brand utlets (销售点) lcated alng a 5-kilmeter shreline f the Huangpu River.
It is the first time that Shanghai has launched such a large cffee-themed market, rganizers said. In additin t enjying freshly brewed cffee, visitrs can attend diverse activities such as exhibitins, perfrmances and wrkshps t experience cffee culture.
Many cultural sites in the city are als participating in the cffee culture week. Sinan Mansins in dwntwn Shanghai is hlding the Bnjur Cffee Art Fair frm May 19 t 21,which has attracted sme 20 cffee staff members and 80artists.
The Shanghai Histry Museum will launch the Square Cffee Festival, inviting fans and industry experts t share their knwledge abut cffee. Meanwhile, the Shanghai Bks and Peridicals Distributin Assciatin will hld a cffee-themed bk fair in mre than 80 stres acrss the city.
Organizers said they hpe these events will bst the cnsumptin f cffee and cultural prducts, and prmte the crdinated develpment f the tw industries.
The Shanghai Cffee Industry Summit will take place n May 26, which includes tw rundtable discussins and abut 10 seminars. Crprate leaders will discuss the latest cnsumer trends and ffer their insights int ht tpics.
Accrding t data frm dmestic tech and retail giant Meituan, the value f China’s freshly brewed cffee industry is expected t reach 15.79 billin yuan ($2.25 billin) this year. It was valued at 8.97billin yuan in 2021.
8. Why was the Cffee Culture Week hsted?
A. T hld diverse activities.B. T spread knwledge abut cffee.
C. T shw the city’s unique features.D. T prmte cffee industry and culture.
9. What can visitrs d during the 2023 Shanghai Cffee Culture Week?
A. Get cupns and make freshly brewed cffee.
B. Enjy free cffee and read cffee-themed bks.
C. Visit cffee exhibitins and put n perfrmances.
D. Share ideas abut cffee and get emplyed in wrkshps.
10. What can we infer frm the data ffered by Meituan?
A. Cffee cnsumptin is increasing rapidly in China.
B. Meituan has benefited a lt frm cffee industry.
C. The Cffee Culture Week has bsted the cffee industry.
D. Freshly brewed cffee industry is the mst prmising industry.
11. In which sectin f a newspaper des this text prbably appear?
A. Entertainment.B. Culture.C. Health.D. Science.
D
Whenever yu read text, yur brain prcesses the visual stimuli (刺激物) t create meaning and understand the cntent. Chances are, yu dn’t pay much attentin t the way the infrmatin is presented- particularly the fnt (字体) chice. That’s because yur main target is reading cmprehensin, nt aesthetics.
Althugh typgraphy(排印) is missed by mst f us, it’s essential in making texts legible, readable and appealing fr audiences. Beynd the visual aspect, research shws that fnts play a significant rle in the mental prcesses f understanding that happen while we read. A fnt’s impact n the way yu learn and memrize infrmatin might be hard t ntice cnsciusly, but yur brain is certainly tuned in. Perhaps surprisingly, hard-t-read fnts such as Bdni, Cmic Sans, r Mntype Crsiva are better fr memrizing infrmatin than fnts like Arial r Times New Rman, accrding t sme studies.
“Difficulty can functin as an alarm signal, giving the reader a sense that the task is challenging and will require mental effrt,” says Daniel Oppenheimer, a prfessr f psychlgy at Carnegie Melln University and ne f a 2010 study authrs, “Additinally, slwing dwn the reading speed t deal with the disfluency may increase the prbability f sptting errrs in a text.”
Fnt characteristics such as style, size and clr play a rle in infrmatin retentin memry r recall as well, says Stephen Banham, a typgraphy lecturer at RMIT University in Melburne, Australia. Experiments have prved a U-shape relatinship between fnt size and memry: Large-fnt items may predict higher recall regardless f style, but very small fnt sizes can als intrduce a desirable difficulty.
A dcument’s specific methd f frmatting infrmatin als makes an impact. Using fnt styles like bld r italics t indicate significance can als imprve memry. That’s because peple are better able t remember infrmatin they cnsider imprtant, says Oppenheimer. Researchers fund that blded text has a higher recall than text in italic r regular styles, regardless f the fnt size. Hwever, if an entire dcument is blded, the emphasis is lst, and readers can n lnger spt vital passages.
12. Why d readers ften ignre the fnt chice?
A. They lack aesthetic knwledge.B. They aim t understand the meaning.
C. Their brains are nt sensitive t the fnt.D. Fnts are f little significance in reading.
13. What des Daniel Oppenheimer say abut hard-t-read fnts?
A They can lead t desirable challenges.B. They may distract readers frm the text.
C. The meaning f the text may be mistaken.D. They will affect reading perfrmance negatively.
14. What can imprve peple’s infrmatin retentin r recall?
A. Using fnts f medium size.B. Chsing bright fnt clrs.
C. Putting the wrds in italic typeD. Making the whle passage bld.
15. Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text?
A. What Fnts Make Reading EasyB. What Fnts Make Memry Lasting
C. Why Fnts Impact Retentin and RecallD. Hw Fnts Affect Learning and Memry
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。
We’ve all checked n the bathrm fr ur scheduled cleaning nly t find sme mld(霉菌). Smetimes it can als be fund in basements since mld lves dark and damp areas.___16___Hwever, the fact is that it can als be quite dangerus.
A 2022 case explained why a British kid Awaab Ishak died when he was just tw years ld.___17___This tragedy raised many red flags when it cmes t hw dangerus mld expsure can actually be. Due t climate change, it culd becme even mre dangerus in the future.
___18___ It has a hairy appearance, as well as an unpleasant smell. It thrives (茁壮成长) in damp areas like leaky rfs, water pipes, and damp rms. The main issue cmes frm the spres (孢子) emitted by it. T reprduce and spread, mld discharges micrscpic airbrne spres int the surrunding area.
Fr mst peple, mld might cause cughs and stuffy nses, but nthing wrse than that. Hwever, fr thse with weak immune systems and certain allergies (过敏症), things culd be much wrse.___19___ The mst cmmn types f harmful indr mld include Cladsprium, Aspergillus, and Penicillium, and there is usually much cncern arund black mld since it can prduce pisn.
These specific types f mld can be fund in 47% f hmes, and there are sme cncerns that climate change will further increase it. Weather changes have made flds, damp weather, and warm temperatures much mre cmmn.___20___
T get rid f mld, it’s imprtant t find the rt cause f the issue and fix that prmptly. Next, it’s vital t thrughly clean anything impacted by the mld.
A. It’s highly likely that it is mld.
B. Mst peple regard it as simply an annyance.
C. It can be very difficult t prevent mld frm grwing.
D. It pinted t expsure t mld in his family’s apartment.
E. And such envirnments are ideal fr mld t grw rapidly.
F. Mld has a structure that allws sme bacteria t grw n it.
G. Sme types f mld can prduce smething even deadly t humans.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分30分)
第一节 (共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分)
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。
An rphaned (孤儿的) deer named Afra and a rabbit named Alice have frmed a friendship that’s straight ut f a Disney mvie. Wrkers at Chase Sanctuary (保护区) and Wildlife Cnservancy in Webster, Flrida, have seen many interspecies friendships___21___ ver the years, but this ne is, by far, the cutest!
Alice and Afra were___22___drawn tgether when landing in the sanctuary since they were bth alne. Afra lst her ___23___ at an early age and culdn’t ___24___ herself in the wild. Arund the same time, Alice’s frmer wner made the___25___ and sent her t the shelter, where he felt she wuld be___26___ “Her wner came here fr a tur, and saw we have this big, pen habitat. He ___27___ her t run all arund in the grass,” said sanctuary funder, Nina Vassall.
These days, they’re always___28___ Afra fllws Alice and eats the green grass in the day, and they sleep curled up tgether at night. “They___29___ each ther,” Nina explained with ___30___ “They watch ut fr each ther, just like human friends. It’s s amazing!”
Visitrs___31___ seeing the tw friends tgether, and the sanctuary says they dn’t plan t___32___ them. Watching their friendship grw up makes the___33___ business f rescuing animals very___34___. As is knwn, rescuing them ften faces challenges.
“It always brings us jy t___35___ t make an animal’s life better,” said Nina.
21. A. disappearB. develpC. arriveD. wrk
22. A. instantlyB. slightlyC. initiallyD. temprarily
23. A. parentsB. dreamsC. memriesD. friends
24. A. knw abutB. cheer frC. learn frmD. lk after
25. A. callB. cmmentC. decisinD. suggestin
26. A. busierB. happierC. saferD. braver
27. A. neededB. frbadeC. wantedD. advised
28. A. hungryB. cmfrtableC. sensitiveD. tgether
29. A. cntrlB. supprtC. disturbD. feed
30 A. excitementB. curisityC. sympathyD. enthusiasm
31. A. reprtB. cnsiderC. enjyD. miss
32. A. remveB. returnC. adptD. separate
33. A. prmisingB. pssibleC. imprtantD. difficult
34 A. earlyB. sweetC. accurateD. nrmal
35. A. manageB. chseC. agreeD. stp
第二节 (共10小题; 每题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。
The pening ceremny f the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhu was___36___spectacular display f Chinese culture and innvatin. The ceremny was a feast fr the senses, with stunning visuals, innvative perfrmances, and a ___37___(mve) tribute t the histry and culture f Asia.The ceremny___38___(theme)“Memries f Jiangnan”, using the element f water t shwcase the regin’s natural beauty and cultural charm. The ceremny als incrprated elements f Liangzhu culture and the Qiantang River tides, ___39___ (reflect) China’s lng and stried histry and cultural heritage. The pening ceremny als___40___(break) new grund in terms f technlgy, using digital ignitin fr the first time t integrate the cncept f “Digital China” ___41___the ceremny. ___42___(add), the ceremny used a large number f drne perfrmances___43___(create) a stunning visual spectacle.The pening ceremny was a fitting way t kick ff the Asian Games, a celebratin f sprt and unity. The ceremny was a___44___(remind) f the rich cultural heritage f Asia ___45___ the pwer f sprt t bring peple tgether.
第四部分 写作 (共两节, 满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
46. 假设你是李华，红旗中学的一名高三学生。今天是“九一八事变”90周年，你校举办了“纪念九一八，勿忘国耻，强我中华”的系列主题教育活动, 请你为你校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：
1.活动内容；
2.活动反响。
补充词汇：①air-raid sirens防空警报 ②默哀silent tribute ③侵略者invader ④先烈martyrs
⑤“九一八事变” the September 18 Incident
注意:
1.词数 80 左右；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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第二节 (满分25分)
47. 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。
Maria and Peter lived in a castal city. The greatest pleasure in summer fr them was t swim at their lcal beach after schl. But ne day they started t lse their enthusiasm fr swimming in the waters. Mre ften than nt they wuld find plastic bags thrwn n the beach. Wrse sill, as they swam in the water, sme plastic bags wuld flat arund them and even stick t their legs when they walked t the shre.
They were upset and decided smething needed t be dne t stp the beautiful sea becming cnsumed by waste.One weekend,Maria and Peter brught a big bag t the beach and determined t clean it up. Sweat streamed dwn frm their frehead while they bent dwn and picked up the plastic bags. T their disappintment, after a day’s hard wrk, there were still many plastic bags lying n the beach r flating in the water. Ging hme with aching legs and arms, Maria and Peter were almst defeated by a strng sense f failure.
That night ver dinner with their parents, the pair ate silently. Nticing their lw spirits, Mther asked gently, “Yu tw lked s dwn. What happened?”Exchanging glances with Peter, Maria replied in a lw vice,“It’s thse annying plastic bags. We tried t clean up but it was just impssible.”Understanding the pair’s disappintment, their father patted them n the back and cmfrted,”Well, it’s really hard fr just tw f yu t fix such a big prblem.”“Just tw f us.”cmplained Maria and Peter, lking at each ther.Suddenly, an idea lashed thrugh their minds, their eyes shining with excitement.“Yes,that’s the pint! We shuld make mre peple aware f the prblem and encurage them t take actin!” the pair said in chrus.
注意：
1.续写词数应为150左右;
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Quickly finishing their dinner, the pair went upstairs and started planning.
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Excited and nervus, they psted the vide and article n WeChat.
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