2024宜昌长阳县一中高二上学期9月月考英语试题含答案

长阳一中高二英语9月月考Keys

听力：

1~5 ABBCC   6~10 CACAA   11~15 CABCA   16~20 BBCAB

21-23CBD    24-27 DCAD    28-31DCDA     32-35 BCAD      36-40 GEFDB

41-55 BCABA   CDDAB       CDCAA

56. how 57. had received 58. videos 59. to research 60. better 61. and 62. a  63. stolen 64. incredibly  65. without

第一节：参考范文：

Improving Our Handwriting

Superb handwriting does have an increasingly critical impact on us students. Not only does it provide us an invaluable opportunity to clearly express ourselves but also demonstrate our writing competence to the readers, impressing the readers for centuries . More essentially, outstanding handwriting contributes to higher scores in the exams owing to the fact that it is a feast for the eyes of the exhausted teachers.

Some practical techniques are there waiting to improve our handwriting. First of all, we can invite our friends and classmates to practice it together by following copybooks in our spare time and don’t forget to remind each other, creating a strong witting atmosphere. Additionally , it can not be better to turn to teachers for guidance when necessary, which is absolutely beneficial and time-saving , thus setting bold foundation and building up our confidence through this high efficiency .Moreover , nothing will achieve without hard work and determination, so we must hold a firm belief and stick to it .

As an old saying goes, “Practice makes perfect. ”With our joint effort, do what we mentioned above ,we’ll definitely improve our handwriting.

第二节读后续写（满分 25 分）

Finally, we presented Missy’s father with the car and the inquire began. Under a barrage of inquiries一阵火力进攻询问后, Missy recapped扼要重述 her concocted捏造的 story unhurriedly, while I stood there in silent agreement. After her finishing the seemingly perfect statement, her father raised his eyebrows and turned to me, waiting for my proof. However, once again, I chose silence under his scrutinizing审视的 eyes with my heart pounding violently. Suddenly, he walked over to the dented area for a closer inspection查看. It was at that point that pieces of bark from the tree that Missy had hit fell off

Her father looked at me with great disbelief. An enormous sense of guilt rose up in me as his cold eyes seemed to proclaim表明 me as the “guilty” bystander. I was so flustered狼狈不堪 that I wanted to explain but was interrupted by his harsh刺耳严厉的 words, “You guys really failed me! Especially...” Instead of continuing his reproach责备, he took a deep breath and turned his back on me. It dawned on me that the precious but fragile trust had been smashed粉粹 by my silence. In fact, the process of how we apologized to make up for the lie was just a blur模糊不清的事物, but the bitter lesson of being a silent accomplice同谋，帮凶 was branded烙印于 on my memory.

听力材料

Text 1  M: Can you hand me that pen? This one doesn’t work anymore.

W: I didn’t remember to bring an extra one. Here, you can use my pencil, but you need to sharpen it first.

Text 2  M: Jenny! I wasn’t expecting you at this time. I thought you weren’t getting to the party until 7: 00.

W: Yeah, I didn’t have to work overtime tonight. My boss actually let me off. Who could have guessed?

Text 3  M: I’ll attend a lecture on Wednesday. Let’s discuss this further at the Friday meeting.

W: Unfortunately, I’ll be leaving for London Thursday afternoon. Maybe we can talk that morning over breakfast.

M: Sounds great.

Text 4  W: Hi, Henry. 1 heard you’ve travelled a lot recently.

M: Yeah, I just came back from Africa.    W: Well, I really envy you.

M: You won’t if you know how tiring it was. Now, I just want to take a break. A long break.

Text 5 

W: The line is so long here! I don’t see any chance for us to get in. Let’s go to the restaurant around the corner instead.

M: But the food here is great! Are you sure you want to make a change?    W: Yes, I am.

Text 6   M: Will you plug this in...Oh, wait a second...Let me just look at this message.

W: You’re always looking at messages on your phone! How many messaging apps do you have, David?

M: Four? Five? Maybe six by now.

W: If you have an average of 10 people on each of those six social networks who send you messages every day, that’s at least 60 conversations! Let’s say you spend as little as one minute on each conversation. That’s a whole hour! But you would probably spend two or three times that much for each person. What a waste of time!

M: Calm down, Maggie. It’s my mother. We’re making plans for the weekend. She’s one of the five people I regularly text.

Text 7   W: Hi, Paul. You look unhappy.

M: My computer went wrong this morning and I have to get a paper finished for class on Monday.

W: You can always go to the library.

M: The library isn’t open on Saturday afternoons and Sundays and I have to take care of my baby sister this morning.

W: That’s a problem, My family is having friends over this afternoon so it won’t be possible for you to come to my place. I can lend you my computer.    M: Wow? Sally, that’s great.

Text 8   M: Hi, Daisy. Fancy meeting you here.

W: Hi, Jeff. I’m waiting to check in. Are you flying to London, too?

M: No. I’m here to see Ryan off. He’s leaving for Paris to further his education.

W: Wow! How lucky he is! Paris is such a romantic city! It’s also my dream to study in Paris! What will be his major in Paris, if I may ask?

M: He will study Western Art there and he says that if possible, he also wants to learn modern dancing.

W: That’s great! By the way, when is Ryan’s flight?

M: His plane takes off at 14: 15. Oh, my dear! It’s about to check in! Where is Ryan? Why hasn’t he turned up yet? What’s happened to him? He’s never late!   W: Don’t worry. I think I’ve seen him. Look, Ryan’s coming toward us.

Text 9

W: Hello, welcome to this week’s People You Meet. Today, we present to you Mark Leach, an information officer in London.

M: Hi, everyone. My name’s Mark Leach. I’m an information officer at the Britain Business Center, which is a tourist office for the British Tourist Board in London. Here, we offer a tourist information service to mainly visitors from overseas. And each year, we have about 500, 000 people coming to the office.

W: Wow, that’s a large number of people. How do you manage to meet the needs of so many people?

M: I’m in charge of an information team. The team has about ten officers who give tourist information directly over the counter to visitors. We speak a total of thirteen languages altogether.

W: That’s pretty cool! So, what exactly do you do every day?

M: Well, we act as a one-stop shop for anyone who wants to come in. So, it could be that they want a day trip from London, which is a very popular request. And we can offer suggestions of where to go and how to get there. If people want a two-week tour of Britain, we can plan out exactly where to visit, what roads to take.

W: So, do you have any suggestions for people coming to Britain?

M: A good suggestion is to see as much as you can, but try to come back again and again to see different parts of the country. Because in that way, you’ll really experience it.