2023_2024学年5月江苏常州天宁区常州市第一中学高二下学期月考英语试卷

这是一份2023_2024学年5月江苏常州天宁区常州市第一中学高二下学期月考英语试卷，共9页。试卷主要包含了听力选择题，阅读理解，完形填空，语法填空，单词拼写，书信写作，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
2023~2024学年5月江苏常州天宁区常州市第一中学高二下学期月考英语试卷
一、听力选择题
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What will the man d next?
A．Cllect sme infrmatin.
B．Discuss with sme students.
C．Get the wman’s pinin.
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Why is the wman in a hurry?
A．T answer a call.
B．T search fr a stre.
C．T lk fr a washrm.
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What happened t Larry last night?
A．He fell int water.
B．He culdn’t find his htel.
C．He was caught in the rain.
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Where will the wman g tmrrw night?
A．T the man’s huse.
B．T a cinema.
C．T a restaurant.
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What des the wman think f the man?
A．Bad-tempered.
B．Warm-hearted.
C．Absent-minded.
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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What is the man wrried abut?
A．His friend’s visit.
B．Lss f his friend.
C．His pr cking.
【小题2】What des the wman suggest the man d?
A．Dwnlad an app.
B．Ck unique cuisines.
C．G ut with his friend.
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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What des the wman shw the man?
A．Her visa.
【小题2】What will the wman d with her luggage?
A．Check it in. B．Make it lighter.
B．Her passprt.
C．Her ID card.
C．Take it with her.
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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】Why des the wman find the study hard?
A．The pems fcused n sme difficult tpics.
B．She has t cmpare pems acrss languages.
C．She lacks knwledge abut different cultures.
【小题2】What day is it tday?
A．Sunday.
B．Saturday.
C．Mnday.
【小题3】What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Father and daughter.
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B．Teacher and student.
C．Husband and wife.
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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】Where will the speakers park their mtrhme?
A．At their hme.
B．In the wds.
C．On a beach.
【小题2】What did the wman d in the mrning?
A．She stred water in the vehicle.
B．She tk a picture f the vehicle.
C．She filled the vehicle up with gas.
【小题3】What seasn is it nw in Sctland?
A．Spring.
B．Summer.
C．Winter.
【小题4】What des the wman ask the man t d?
A．Take a shwer.
B．Turn the heat n.
C．Check the amunt f gas.

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听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
【小题1】When will the event be held?
A．Frm January 12th t February. 10th.
B．Frm January 10th t February 12th.
C．Frm January 12th t February 12th.
【小题2】Hw much shuld a cuple with a child f 8 pay fr their entrance?
A．＄20.
B．＄10.
C．＄30.
【小题3】Which event is new this year?
A．A flwer shw.
B．A fancy dress cmpetitin.
C．A winter sprt.
【小题4】Where will the fd shps be?
A．In the center f the site.
B．Next t the entrance.
C．Beside the amusement rides.
二、阅读理解
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C．Great cmfrt.
D．Maximum security.
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C．PwerAdd Prtable Charger Pwer Bank.
【小题3】Wh will be mre interested in the text?

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B．Bag lvers.
C．Nature explrers.
D．Electrnics enthusiasts.
The latest bad but unsurprising news n educatin is that reading and writing scres n the SAT have nce again declined. The language
cmpetence f ur high schlers fell steeply in the 1970s and has never recvered. This is very wrrisme, because the best single measure f the
verall quality f ur primary and secndary schls is the average verbal(语言的) scre f 17-year-lds. This scre crrelates with the ability t learn new
things readily, t cmmunicate with thers and t secure a jb. It als predicts future incme.
The mst credible analyses have shwn that the chief causes are vast curricular changes, especially in the critical early grades. In the decades befre
the Great Verbal Decline, a cntent-rich elementary schl experience evlved int a cntent-light, skills-based, test-centered apprach. Cgnitive
psychlgists agree that early childhd language learning (ages 2 t 10) is critical t later verbal cmpetence, nt just because f the remarkable
linguistic plasticity f yung minds, but als because f the s-called Matthew Effect.
The name cmes frm a passage in the Bible: “Fr unt every ne that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance: but frm him that hath
nt shall be taken away even that which he hath.” Thse wh are language-pr in early childhd get relatively prer, and fall further behind, while
the verbally rich get richer.
The rigin f this cruel truth lies in the nature f wrd learning. The mre wrds yu already knw, the faster yu acquire new wrds. This sunds like
an invitatin t vcabulary study fr babies, but that’s been tried and it’s nt effective. Mst f the wrd meanings we knw are acquired indirectly, by
intuitively(凭直觉的) guessing new meanings as we understand the main idea f what we are hearing r reading. The Matthew Effect in language can be
restated this way: “ T thse wh understand the main idea shall be given new wrd meanings, but t thse wh d nt there shall fllw bredm and
frustratin.”
Clearly the key is t make sure that frm kindergarten n, every student, frm the start, understands the main idea f what is heard r read. If
preschlers and kindergartners are ffered substantial and cherent lessns cncerning the human and natural wrlds, then the results shw up five
years r s later in significantly imprved verbal scres. By staying n a subject lng enugh t make all yung children familiar with it (say, tw weeks r
s), the main idea becmes understd by all and wrd learning speeds up. This is especially imprtant fr lw-incme children, wh cme t schl
with smaller vcabularies and rely n schl t pass n the knwledge base children frm rich families take fr granted.
Current refrm strategies fcus n testing, imprving teacher quality, and ther changes. Attentin t these structural issues has led t
imprvements in the best public schls. But it is nt enugh.
【小题1】The drp in verbal scres n the SAT is wrrisme because ________.
A．it will lead t a shrt supply f talents in the labr market
B．it reveals yung peple’s negative attitude twards verbal study
C．it shws the schls’ inability t meet the natinal requirements
D．students’ reading and writing ability affects their future develpment
【小题2】Which f the fllwing is the reasn fr the falling verbal cmpetence?
A．Children’s lack f language learning ability.
B．Fewer curses n reading and writing in schl.
C．The shift f curricular fcus frm cntent t skills.
D．Heavy pressure that numerus tests have resulted in.
【小题3】The implicatin f Mathew Effect in language is that ________.
A．children shuld be trained t understand the cntent
B．teachers shuld fcus n ne tpic in language teaching
C．children’s family backgrund determines their verbal ability
D．teachers shuld make everything understandable fr students
【小题4】Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text?
A．Mathew Effect in Language Learning
B．Hw t Stp the Drp in Verbal Scres
C．Try t Understand the Main Idea
D．Dn’t Overestimate Yur Verbal Scres

In the autumn f 2020, while stargazing n his balcny in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Teju Cle was inspired t start taking phts f his kitchen
cunter. He cmpared the daily migratins f his pts, pans, spns, and graters t the revlutins f celestial bdies (天体), and began t track them in
a “cunter histry”. A year later, he published the results as Glden Apple f the Sun (2021), a bk-length pht essay that expands his islated
dmestic experiment until it seems t include the whle wrld. Cle writes abut the hunger he suffered as a barding-schl student in Nigeria, Dutch
Glden Age still-lifes, slavery and the sugary recipes in an ancient ckbk. “The later a phtgraph is in a given sequence, the heavier it is,” Cle
explained. Smehw, frm this kitchen sink f memir (回忆录), art histry, and bservant bredm emerges a prtrait f the pandemic’s cllective
slitude, “this year f feeling buried in the dark earth like bulbs.”
Cle’s wrk makes an art—and a necessary virtue—f clse lking. Open City (2011), his first nvel, wn praise fr its prtrayal f pst-9/11 New
Yrk, whse buried histries f vilence and displacement resurface in the curse f a medical student’s wanderings. In Cle’s essays, tranquil
Vermeers reveal traces f empire in clnial times, and strmy Caravaggis picture befrehand the uncertain jurneys f twenty-first-century migrants.
His great theme is the limits f visin, and the way that these limits can serve as the basis fr a kind f secnd sight. “Amng the human rights is
the right t remain unseen and dark,” Cle writes in Black Paper (2021); a recent essay cllectin. In his wn pictures, peple seldm appear directly, but
their presence is everywhere implied. Blind Spt (2017), an experimental pht bk recrding his travels, gathers images f htel rms, brder fences,
ships, and tmbs. “Darkness is nt empty,” Cle writes. “It is infrmatin at rest. Beauty, briefly, slips frm the shadws.”
【小题1】What made Cle start t take phts f his kitchen cunter?
A．His islated dmestic lifestyle.
B．His great interest in pht-taking.
C．The inspiratin he gt while stargazing.
【小题2】What d we knw abut Cle’s first nvel?
A．It was praised fr making a new art.
D．The suffering as a barding-schl student.
B．It was written thrugh a student’s view.
C．It resurfaces traces f a clnial empire.
【小题3】Why des Cle prefer the limits f visin in his wrks?
A．Peple can feel what is unseen by themselves.
B．Human rights can be well prtected in the thery.
C．It is ne f the basic skills fr the artists like him.
D．He starts a new style t write abut cmmn peple.
【小题4】What can we infer abut Cle?
D．It fresees the uncertain jurney f migrants.
A．He has a limited visin.
B．He published a ckbk.
C．He enjys taking phts f peple.
D．He fcuses n stries behind pictures.
One by ne, prejudices are disappearing in the West. Peple may harbr private suspicins that ther peple’s race r sex makes them inferir—
but t say s penly is ttally tab. One ld prejudice remains respectable, thugh. Just ask a childless persn.
They are nt charged t special taxes, as they were in Sviet Russia; nr are they driven frm their hmes, as they still are in sme pr cuntries.
The childless nnetheless cme in fr a lt f criticism. Sme pint ut that nn-parents are failing t prduce the future wrkers wh will pay fr their
pensins. Childless pliticians are charged with nt having a prper stake in sciety. “He talks t us abut the future, but he desn’t have children!”
cmplained Jean-Marie Le Pen, c-funder f the Natinal Frnt party, f Emmanuel Macrn, wh went n t win the French presidency. Similar attacks
n Theresa May and Angela Merkel als failed but researchers find that many vters quietly agree.
The charges against the childless shuld be thrwn ut, alng with ther scial prejudice. In many rich cuntries, between 15% and 20% f wmen,
and a slightly higher prprtin f men, will nt have children. The share is rising. Sme have medical prblems; thers d nt meet the right persn in
time; still thers decide they d nt want them. Whatever the cause, the attacks n the childless are baseless.
If nn-breeders are selfish, they have a strange way f shwing it. They are mre likely t set up charitable fundatins than peple with children,
and much mre likely t dnate mney t gd causes. Accrding t ne American estimate, the mere fact f nt having children raises the amunt a
persn leaves t charity by a little ver ＄10,000. The childless are thus a small but useful cunterweight t the wrld’s parents, wh stp scial
immbility by passing n their scial and ecnmic advantages t their children.
The fact that s many senir pliticians lack ffspring ught t put t rest the idea that they d nt care fr sciety. Five f the G7 cuntries are led
by childless men and wmen. Mr. Macrn, Mrs. May, Mrs. Merkel, Shinz Abe and Pal Gentilni have their faults, but they are nt ntably less able
than Justin Trudeau (wh has three children) let alne Dnald Trump (wh has five). Their pprtunities fr neptism are limited. And they spare their
cuntries dynastic plitics.

The charge that childless peple fail t pull their weight in ppulatin is crrect, but is less serius than it appears. Thse wh d nt have children
d put pressure n public pensin systems. Gvernments have t d unppular things like making pensins less generus, as Japan has dne, r
accepting mre immigrants, as sme Western cuntries have dne. But t sustain public pensins in the lng term, cuntries d nt actually need mre
parents. What they need instead is mre babies. It is pssible t cmbine a high rate f childlessness with a high birth rate, prvided peple wh
becme parents have mre than ne r tw children. That was the pattern in many Western cuntries a century ag. Ireland, yet anther cuntry with a
childless leader, still manages it tday.
The childless als d everyne else a favur by creating wnderful wrks f art. British nvelists have been especially likely t have n ffspring:
think f Hilary Mantel, P. G Wdehuse and the Brnte sisters. In September last year Britain put Jane Austen n its ten-pund nte. That decisin was
cntrversial, thugh it was hard t see why. Few peple have written as shrewdly abut mney r abut families even thugh Austen did nt marry,
and had n children.
【小题1】What is the main idea f Paragraph 2?
A．The childless ften get punished in sciety.
C．Mst successful pliticians have n children
B．The childless ften cme under sharp criticism.
D．Childlessness affects the result f an electin.
【小题2】The childless are prejudiced because peple think the childless ______.
A．have a strange way t shw selfishness
B．set a bad example fr yung peple
C．are nt as able as thse with children
D．are the gvernment’s financial burden
【小题3】What des the underlined wrd “it” in Paragraph 6 refer t?
A．Accepting mre immigrants.
B．Reducing the pensins fr the aged.
C．Encuraging parents t have mre children.
【小题4】What is the authr’s attitude twards the childless?
D．Supprting the plitical leaders with n children.
A．Understanding
B．Skeptical
C．Disappinted
D．Reserved
【小题5】What is the best title fr the passage?
A．In defence f the childless.
C．Reasns fr nt having children.
B．In hpe f having a child r nt.
D．Measures t address aging prblems.
Signs Yu Might Be Dehydrated(脱水的)
Dehydratin is a big prblem in the summer mnths. Unfrtunately, knwing when yu begin t dehydrate isn’t always easy. S, as summer heats
up, here are a few secret signs that yu need t drink as sn as pssible.
Yur breath smells r yur muth is dry. There is a ptential relatinship that links dehydratin and less than-pleasant breath, When yu're
dehydrated, yu dn't prduce as much saliva(唾液).
drink a glass r tw f H2O.
【小题1】
S if yu ntice yur breath is a little smelly, it culd be a red flag that yu need t
【小题2】
Dehydratin can actually temprarily shrink brain tissue, and that shrinkage may cau se pain. Such pain is a really cmmn sign f
slight t middle dehydratin, and it can be either tlerable r serius.
Yur pee（尿液）is dark. One way health prfessinals diagnse dehydratin is by testing a patient’s pee t see if it's t cncentrated. But it can
als help t d an easy check at hme. Simply lk at the clr f yur pee. If it’s pale yellw, yu’re hydrated. If it's a darker yellw, it’s time fr a
glass f water.
【小题3】
Yu’re hungry. Thirst and hunger signs always cme tgether.
wrth cnsidering whether the real reasn is thirst.
【小题4】
S if yu find that yu’re feeling hungry sn after eating, it’s
【小题5】
Staying hydrated is a really key part f maintaining energy thrughut the day. Nt getting enugh water t supprt the bdy t
d their functins can make yu feel like yu’re dragging. Plus, hydratin can have a direct effect n sleep quality.
A．Yu’re tired.
B．Yu have a headache.
C．Yu feel like yu have a summer “flu”.
D．While this isn’t a guarantee, it culd be a sign.
E．They are bth prduced in the same regin f yur brain.
F．The liquid helps break dwn fd and brings it frm yur muth.
G．In general, the mre yu drink, the clearer yur liquid waste shuld be.

三、完形填空
My father decided t start learning French when he was 57. On the surface, his retirement hbby seems a little randm — ur family has n
cnnectin t French-speaking cuntries — but his
ran deeper than a passin fr cakes. My grandmther develped signs f Alzheimer’s
disease (阿尔兹海默症) in her early 70s, and studies suggest that being bilingual, that is, being able t speak tw languages equally well, can
the
start f the cnditin by up t five years. Drawn by that
Lts f activities are linked t better brain health in ld age, like getting mre educatin when yu’re yunger and physical activity. Experts say
regularly speaking multiple languages may be especially thugh. “We use language in all aspects f daily life, s a bilingual brain is
wrking,” said Mark Antniu, a prfessr at Western Sydney University wh specializes in bilingualism.
The age at which yu learn anther language appears t be less imprtant than hw yu speak it. The cgnitive (认知的) benefit is frm
benefit, many peple have attempted t pick up a new language in adulthd.
having t
language is used a lt, yu’re getting that cgnitive
prcesses, the brain becmes strnger t the
yur mther tngue, which yur brain is frced t d if yu’re trying t recall the right wrds in anther language. S if the secnd
. That prcess is called cgnitive inhibitin. In thery, by imprving these types f
caused by diseases like dementia. The strnger yur mental pwer, the thinking ges, the lnger
yu can functin nrmally, even if yur brain health starts t
Hwever, evidence fr the benefits f learning a secnd language as a hbby in yur 60s is
that while Chinese adults 60 and up imprved n cgnitin tests after a six-mnth language learning prgram, peple wh played games like Sudku
.
. Research by Dr. Antniu and clleagues fund
did as well. Tw mre recent studies n the tpic fund virtually n
prgrams.
in cgnitive perfrmance after peple tk part in language-learning
The scientists wh cnducted thse studies ffered a few ptential
. One is that the participants were highly mtivated vlunteers, wh may
. Anther is that the language interventins were perhaps t
have already been at peak perfrmance fr their age, making it hard t see any
shrt. The handful f studies lking int the issue have used language lessns that were very different in their
taught participants fr eight mnths, thers fr just ne very intense week.
【小题1】
and frequency. Sme studies
A．affectin
【小题2】
B．cntributin
C．mtivatin
D．struggle
A．delay
B．prevent
C．signal
D．stimulate
【小题3】
A．additinal
【小题4】
B．educatinal
C．lasting
D．ptential
A．beneficial
【小题5】
B．cmmn
B．cnstantly
B．ften
C．impractical
D．rare
A．carelessly
【小题6】
C．creatively
D．delicately
A．lng
C．sn
D．well
【小题7】
A．cmmand
【小题8】
B．practice
C．restrict
D．spread
D．training
A．functin
【小题9】
B．psychlgy
B．peratins
B．imprve
C．system
A．damages
【小题10】
A．decline
【小题11】
A．available
【小题12】
A．difference
C．pains
D．signs
C．matter
D．restre
B．munting
B．invlvement
C．strnger
D．weaker
C．pint
D．reductin

【小题13】
A．applicatins
【小题14】
B．explanatins
C．findings
D．suggestins
D．pssibilities
A．diversities
【小题15】
B．imprvements
C．utcmes
A．cntent
B．intentin
C．length
D．requirement
四、语法填空
Befre making any decisins, she sught advice frm
空)
(knwledge) mentrs wh had swn the seeds f wisdm in her mind. (所给词的适当形式填
(resign) t her fate, she accepted the challenges that lay ahead, knwing that her decisins wuld shape her future. (所给词的适当形式填空)
N matter hw clearly
(clarify), the issues can’t still get thrugh t all f us. (所给词的适当形式填空)
Weak
I am in English fr the mment, I am cnfident that I can catch up. (用适当的词填空)
N ne will be allwed t enter the private club unless
(privilege). (所给词的适当形式填空)
Wrry
all thers wrry; rejice after all thers have rejiced. (用适当的词填空)
With the gift brightly
(wrap), she handed it t her best friend at the birthday party. (所给词的适当形式填空)
(suspect) f being invlved in the recent string f burglaries, he was summned by the plice fr questining. (所给词的适当形式填空)
五、单词拼写
The teacher emphasized the imprtance f cultivating
meaningful life. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
(美德) such as determinatin, kindness, and curage in rder t lead a fulfilling and
T live a life f hnesty and
(诚实，正直) is a respnsibility f every decent persn. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
六、书信写作
你校英文报正在组织英语征文活动，请以“Have a Strng Sense f Respnsibility”为题，写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：
1.一个关于责任感的故事；2.你对责任感的理解；3.呼吁同学们做一个有责任感的人。
注意： 1.词数100左右： 2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯.
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七、书面表达

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。
I was a vet in Yrkshire. One day I received a call frm Mrs Tmpkin asking me t cut the beak (喙) f her budgie (虎皮鹦鹉). I armed myself with a
pair f clippers and stepped nt the narrw strip f pavement which separated the dr frm the rad. A pleasant-lking red-haired wman answered
my knck.
“I’m Mrs Ddds frm next dr,” she said. “I keep an eye n the ld lady. She’s ver eighty and lives alne.”
She led me int the cramped little rm. “Here’s Mr Herrit cming t see Peter fr yu,” she said t the ld wman wh sat in a crner. Mrs
Tmpkin ndded and smiled, “Oh that’s gd. Pr little fella can hardly eat with its lng beak and I’m wrried abut him. He’s my nly
cmpanin, yu knw.”
“Yes, I understand, Mrs Tmpkin.” I lked at the cage by the windw with the green budgie perched (栖息) inside. “These little birds can be
wnderful cmpany when they start chattering.”
She laughed, “Yes, but it’s a funny thing. Peter never has said that much. I think he’s lazy! But I just like having him with me.”
“Of curse yu d,” I said, “but he certainly needs attentin nw.”
The beak was greatly vergrwn, curving away dwn till it tuched the feathers f the breast. I wuld be able t revlutinize his life with ne quick
snip frm my clippers. The way I was feeling this jb was right up my street.
I pened the cage dr and slwly inserted my hand.
“Cme n, Peter,” I wheedled (哄骗). As I lifted him ut, I felt in my pcket with the ther hand fr the clippers. Then I stpped.
The tiny head was n lnger pking cheekily frm my fingers but had fallen lsely t ne side. The eyes were clsed. He was dead.
Mrs Ddds and I lked at each ther in hrrr. When I turned my head twards Mrs Tmpkin, I was surprised t see that she was still ndding and
smiling.
I drew her neighbr t ne side. “Mrs Ddds, hw much des she see?”
“Oh, she’s very shrt-sighted but she’s right vain despite her age. Never wuld she wear glasses. She’s hard f hearing, t.”
“Well, lk,” I said. My heart was still punding. “I just dn’t knw what t d. If I tell her abut this, the shck will be terrible. Anything culd
happen.”
Mrs Ddds ndded, stricken-faced. “Yes, yu’re right. She’s that attached t the little thing.”
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。
I decided t d smething fr her instead f telling her the truth.
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It was a lng time befre I went t see hw Mrs Tmpkin gt alng with the bird I bught fr her.
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