[英语]2023_2024学年6月江西高二下学期月考英语试卷(多校)

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2023~2024学年6月江西高二下学期月考英语试卷（多校）
一、新添加的题型
1.What is the man ging t d?
A．Practice tennis.
B．Attend a vilin lessn.
B．In the library.
C．Take a dance class.
2.Where is Gill?
A．In the garden.
C．In the flwer shp.
3.Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．At hme.
B．In a supermarket.
C．In a htel.
4.What des the wman think causes the man’s prblem?
A．His lw chair.
B．His brken desk.
C．His ld keybard.
5.Why was the man unable t visit the wman?
A．He gt a wrng address.
B．He failed t stp in Maine.
C．He didn’t knw her address.
6.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What is the wman lking fr?
A．The bus stp.
B．The Bakery Shp.
B．At abut 8:30.
C．The City Bank.
C．At abut 9:30.
【小题2】When will the next bus leave?
A．At abut 7:30.
7.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】When did the wman plan t take her vacatin?
A．This mnth. B．Next mnth.
【小题2】What des the man expect the wman t d?
C．Tw mnths later.
A．Travel with him.
B．Pstpne her trip.
C．Cmfrt her husband.
8.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What is the relatinship between the speakers?
A．Mther and sn.
B．Teacher and student.
C．Rmmates.
【小题2】What des Bill say abut the apartment?
A．It was small.
B．It was expensive.
C．It was messy.
【小题3】What des the wman suggest Bill d?
A．Find mre infrmatin nline.
B．Turn t his classmates fr help.
C．Buy sme furniture by himself.

9.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What is the man?
A．A writer.
B．An actr.
C．A shp assistant.
【小题2】Hw are the jbs rganized by the man?
A．By cuntry.
B．By industry.
C．By salary.
【小题3】In which aspect d fd stylists help?
A．Transprtatin.
B．Prductin.
C．Advertising.
【小题4】Which industry is Brad Fields in?
A．The fd industry.
B．The cleaning industry.
C．The film industry.
10.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What is the nly requirement n the phts fr this year’s cmpetitin?
A．The clr.
B．The tpic.
C．The size.
【小题2】What is the first prize?
A．A camera.
B．A phtgraphy bk.
C．Free phtgraphy lessns.
【小题3】What is the speaker ding nw?
A．Hsting a prgram.
B．Reading a newspaper.
B．Five days.
C．Having an interview.
【小题4】Hw lng will the exhibitin last?
A．Tw days.
C．Eight days.
11.Fur Best Classic Bks fr Yu t Read
If yu’ve always wanted t tackle the classics but never knwn where t begin, we’ve gt yu cvered. We’ve selected fur best classic bks fr
yu t read.
The Man Wh Wuld Be King by Rudyard Kipling
This shrt nvel tells the stry f tw British men visiting India under Britain’s cntrl. The men trick their way t a remte regin where ne f
them cmes t be respected as King. A tale warning against letting things g t yur head, this funny stry has been made int a classic film starring
Michael Caine and Sean Cnnery.
Midnight’s Children by Salman Rushdie
Brn in the first hur f India’s independence, Saleem Sinai is gifted with the pwer f an extrardinary sense f smell. He sn discvers that there
are 1, 001 thers with similar abilities, wh can help him build a new India. The winner f the Bker prize in 1981, Salman Rushdie’s grundbreaking
nvel is a great achievement f magical realism. This great success was fllwed by his anther nvel Shame (1983).
A Christmas Carl by Charles Dickens
If yu’re nt familiar with Dickens, his evergreen Christmastime classic is the perfect intrductin. It’s a slim 104-page bk—a true Christmas
surprise frm an authr with a tendency twards the tme (大部头书) like his Great Expectatins, which is anther classic! It’s the perfect bk fr yu
t read in winter just when yu want t feel that warm hliday atmsphere.
The Heart Is a Lnely Hunter by Carsn McCullers
Meet Jhn Singer, a deaf and mute (哑的) man wh sits in the same café every day. Here, in the deep American Suth f the 1930s, Jhn meets
varius kinds f peple and acts as the silent and kind keeper f their stries—right up until an unfrgettable ending that will blw yu away. It’s hard
t believe McCullers was nly 23 when she wrte this classic.
【小题1】Which bk wn a prize in 1981?
A．Shame.
B．Midnight’s Children.
C．The Man Wh Wuld Be King.
D．The Heart Is a Lnely Hunter.
【小题2】Hw is A Christmas Carl different frm Great Expectatins?
A．It’s mre ppular.
B．It’s Dickens’ first tme.
D．It’s written in Indian.
C．It’s shrter in length.
【小题3】What des Jhn Singer prbably d in the same café?

A．Wrk as a waiter.
B．Help the disabled.
C．Read stries t thers.
D．Observe different peple.
12.I am an eclgist frm Zimbabwe, but I’ve been based at the Natinal University f Lesth in Maseru fr mre than 13 years. Lesth is a
muntainus inland kingdm in suthern Africa. Its high-altitude (高海拔的) wetlands supprt the Lesth Highlands Water Prject, which delivers water
t the Vaal River System in Suth Africa, generating bth incme and electricity fr Lesth.
I study the eclgical balance that keeps thse areas functining prperly: The wetlands t rap water when it rains and release it gradually during dry
perids. An imprtant part f this is t map the plants, animals and general envirnmental cnditins, and hw they change ver time.
One f ur team prjects mnitrs the sundscapes f thse areas t identify the animals that live there. We put sensitive recrding equipment in
the field fr weeks at a time. This is f great help because, althugh that site is just 180 kilmeters frm my university in the capital f Lesth, it can
take up t fur hurs t drive there.
The data we gather are huge, and althugh we d listen t the recrdings, we mainly use sftware t help us analyze the data. We want t cmpare
ur recrdings between seasns, between dawn and dusk (晨昏) and between day and night, t understand the rhythms f the ecsystem. We als
cmpare ur recrdings frm different wetland types. High-altitude areas are easier t be affected by climate change and, in my view, it is the greatest
threat thse prtected wetlands face.
Listening t the recrdings makes me happy because I enjy hearing a variety f sunds, especially the singing f different birds. In a small cuntry
like Lesth, there are s many knwledge gaps t fill—it’s ne f the benefits f being a researcher there. I hpe that in the future sme f yu in this
classrm will cntribute t this as well.
【小题1】What des the underlined wrd “this” in paragraph 2 refer t?
A．Cllecting water n rainy days.
C．Studying the eclgical balance.
B．Harvesting electric pwer.
D．Surviving during dry perids.
【小题2】Why is it helpful t leave the recrding equipment in the field fr weeks?
A．It can attract mre animal lvers.
C．It can ffer directins t new drivers.
【小题3】What is paragraph 4 mainly abut?
A．What t d with the recrdings.
C．Hw t recrd sunds in the wild.
【小题4】Where can yu mst prbably find the text?
A．In a news reprt.
B．It can save time n traveling there.
D．It can test the quality f the equipment.
B．Why climate change is a threat.
D．When natural sunds are recrded.
B．In a speech.
C．In a research paper.
D．In a travel guide.
13.A humanid rbt can transmit (传输) vide and tuch sensatins t a persn wearing special glves and a virtual reality (VR) headset hundreds
f kilmeters away, ffering a way fr peple t attend events withut traveling.
The iCub3 rbt is a 52-kilgram and 125-centimetre-tall rbt with 54 pints f articulatin (关节点) acrss its bdy. Its head cntains tw cameras
where a human’s eyes wuld be and an Internet-cnnected cmputer where the brain wuld g. Alng with the cameras, sensrs cvering its bdy
send data t the rbt’s “brain”. These sensatins are then cpied n a suit and VR headset wrn by a remte human peratr.
When the peratr reacts t what they see and feel, the suit’s sensrs pick up the mvements and the rbt matches them. “The key is t
translate every signal and bit f numeric data that can be sent thrugh the netwrk,” says Stefan Dafarra, wh is part f the iCub 3 team. There can be
a small delay f up t 100 millisecnds t cllect and transmit the visual ftage, but the peratr can imprve this by mving slightly slwer than
nrmal.
The team has demnstrated the rbt at the Venice Biennale, where it wandered thrugh an exhibitin while its peratr std 290 kilmeters away
in Gena.
Dafarra hpes peple will use iCub 3 t attend events remtely, reducing the need t travel. “But at present, a fall culd be hugely damaging t the
rbt, and it’s uncertain whether it culd stand up again n its wn,” he says.
“iCub 3 is an interesting rbt and has clear advantages ver the previus versin,” says Jnathan Aitken, whse labratry wns a prir versin f
the rbt. Hwever, he is disappinted that the team wasn’t clear in its research abut the data transmissin requirements f the new versin f the
rbt. “It wuld be gd t knw just hw much data was required, and what the upper and lwer bunds were,” he says.

【小题1】What is iCub 3 intended fr?
A．Breaking the distance limit.
B．Bsting virtual exhibitins.
C．Ppularizing travel destinatins.
D．Reducing the harm f daily falls.
【小题2】What can we learn abut iCub 3 and its peratr frm the text?
A．iCub 3 hasn’t been demnstrated up t nw.
B．They shuld mve faster t imprve the accuracy.
C．Its peratr has t stand less than 100 kilmeters away.
D．They may nt behave the same at exactly the same time.
【小题3】What d Dafarra’s wrds in paragraph 5 indicate abut iCub 3?
A．It is nt perfect.
B．It seems hpeless.
C．It is particularly flexible.
D．It has been widely received.
【小题4】What des Jnathan Aitken prbably advise the team t d?
A．Cllect mre data fr transmissin.
C．Clarify data transmissin requirements.
B．Make a newer versin f the rbt.
D．Stp setting a limit n data transmissin.
14.As humans, we might believe that we are the smartest and perhaps the nly creatures in the wrld capable f having feelings and subjective
experience, but is this really the case? A new study finds that bumblebees (大黄蜂) like t play. They like t rll arund small wden balls with n
apparent mtivatin—it likely makes them feel gd.
Previus evidence suggests that bees have psitive and negative emtin-like states usually when they are given fd rewards t test their abilities.
Hwever, in an experiment f the new study, sme researchers had trained bumblebees t rll balls int a target in exchange fr a sweet treat. They
nticed that smetimes bumblebees wuld rll the balls utside f the experiment area fr n reward.
This bservatin gave rise t new questins: What are they ding? Why? Is this randm r intentinal?
T answer these questins, the researchers set up mre experiments. In the latest experiment, they watched 45 bumblebees in an enclsed area
where they culd walk thrugh a clear path t reach a feeding area, r they culd g ff the path int areas with wden balls. They fund the
bumblebees went ut f their way t sit n the balls r push them. Each rlled the balls between ne and 117 times during the experiment.
The researchers say that because they did it repeatedly with n fd payff, it suggests that the ball rlling was rewarding.
“The behavir was vluntary,” says study first-authr Samadi Galpayage. “Bees have a reputatin fr being hard wrkers, but the prspect f bees
engaging in smething like play is really nvel and exciting because it shws that bees may experience pleasure and dn’t nly carry ut duties that are
strictly essential fr immediate survival.”
Galpayage adds, “Persnally, I find this behavir fascinating because it tells us that bumblebees, like many ther animals, are mre than little
rbtic beings, but have a richer behavir and life than we wuld have previusly thught.”
【小题1】What is prbably humans’ typical view n bumblebees accrding t paragraph 1?
A．They have n subjective feelings.
C．They like rlling balls fr pleasure.
B．They are friendly t human beings.
D．They are smarter than ther creatures.
【小题2】What did bumblebees d in the latest experiment f the new study?
A．They rlled their fd arund.
C．They stayed in the feeding area.
B．They played with the balls.
D．They shared fd with each ther.
【小题3】Hw des Samadi Galpayage feel abut bumblebees’ behavir in the new study?
A．Calm. B．Regretful. C．Uncncerned.
D．Amazed.
【小题4】Which f the fllwing can serve as the best title f the text?
A．Bumblebees Are Hard Wrkers
B．Bumblebees Rll Balls fr Fd
C．Bumblebees Are Selfless Insects
D．Bumblebees Prbably Enjy Playing
15.Mst f yu may want yur kids t stay away frm scial media because it can bring harm. But scial media can have a psitive effect n them,
like helping them learn hw t cmmunicate with thers, imprve relatinships and deal with smebdy wh isn’t being kind t them. 【小题
1】 . If yu decide t let yur kids use scial media, fllw a few tips t help them better explre the scial media wrld.

Talk t yur kids. Frm the beginning, it’s imprtant t have an pen and hnest cnversatin with yur kids abut what scial media is and what it
can be used fr. Ask why they’re interested in having an accunt n a particular platfrm and what they want t use it fr.
Limit screen time. The American Academy f Pediatrics (儿科) recmmends limiting screen time t tw hurs a day fr kids.
【小题2】
.
【小题3】
, but
parents shuld als fcus n a bigger picture—making sure yur kids are getting enugh physical activity and face-t-face interactins.
Mnitr their usage. 【小题4】 , whether that’s scrlling thrugh (滚动浏览) their tablet r phne r using a scial media mnitring tl.
“See what apps are there and familiarize yurself with thse,” psychlgist Kate Eshleman says. “Ask yurself if this tl is ging t fit yur gal.”
【小题5】 . Easier said than dne, right? But practicing safe and healthy scial media behavirs in frnt f yur kids really matters. “It’s
much harder fr kids t understand the ptential dangers r risks f scial media when parents engage in the same behavirs themselves,” Eshleman
says.
A．Be a rle mdel
B．That’s a gd guideline
C．Check n what yur kids are cnsuming
D．Put a ban n imprper scial media behavirs
E．As they start venturing int the wrld f scial media, keep talking
F．Parents shuld knw hw t interact with their kids n scial media
G．Therefre, n scial media at all might nt be the best slutin fr yur kids
16.After mre than 40 years f service t the Sunset Hills Cmmunity, Ricky Wds, a belved bus driver, said gdbye t his rle.
Tw days befre his
, Wds was greeted with a
as he arrived at his usual wrking spt. The streets were lined with signs bearing
warm messages and a celebratry cake
Wds’ impact n the cmmunity was
him. Deeply tuched, Wds expressed, “It was unexpected and very emtinal. My heart is
.”
. His acts f kindness and willingness t g the extra mile made him an
part f Sunset Hills.
One neighbr
recalled an instance where Wds
in an emergency. “One day, my grandfather had a heart attack. It was Ricky wh
tk immediate actin and
t take my grandfather t hspital. My grandfather received timely
and recvered,” the neighbr shared.
Wds’
nature extended beynd just peple. Besides kindly interacting with kids, Wds always had a treat n hand fr their
.
T shw their
, the cmmunity came tgether t create lasting memries fr Wds. Neighbrs
their resurces t make a plaque (牌
匾) gifted t Wds, which reads, “In appreciatin f yur many years f
【小题1】
.”
A．travel
B．missin
C．retirement
D．graduatin
【小题2】
A．surprise
【小题3】
B．wedding
C．chance
D．rutine
D．came frm
D．brken
A．waited fr
【小题4】
B．fell ff
C．changed int
A．functinal
【小题5】
B．freezing
C．full
A．temprary
【小题6】
B．avidable
C．slight
D．significant
D．uncntrllable
A．impssible
【小题7】
B．irreplaceable
B．regretfully
C．insensitive
A．jkingly
【小题8】
C．hesitantly
C．talked
D．fndly
A．aplgized
【小题9】
B．helped
D．trained
A．managed
【小题10】
A．educatin
【小题11】
B．declined
C．wished
D．pretended
B．infrmatin
C．treatment
D．advice

A．mdest
【小题12】
A．signs
B．creative
C．adventurus
D．caring
B．pets
C．neighbrs
D．teachers
【小题13】
A．wealth
【小题14】
A．laned
【小题15】
A．devtin
B．hnesty
B．returned
C．gratitude
D．genersity
C．distributed
D．pled
B．guidance
C．ambitin
D．tlerance
17.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 Fahai Temple, lcated at the suthern ft f Cuiwei Muntain in the western part f Beijing, huses Ming Dynasty fresces (湿壁画) dating back
nearly 600 years.
The temple, which
【小题1】
(build) in 1439 during the time f Zhengtng in Ming Dynasty, is knwn as ne f the three majr fresc
【小题2】 (site) in China, tgether with Dunhuang f Gansu prvince and Yngle Palace in Yuncheng, Shanxi prvince. These impressive fresces
riginating frm the ryal family were cmpleted by 15artists,
【小题3】
used traditinal techniques that led t the fresces with vivid effect.
【小题4】 (it) splendr thrughut histry. With the fall f 【小题
Despite the brilliance f this Ming Dynasty fresc art, it did nt maintain
dynasty, the glden time f the art came t a sudden end.
5】
Tday, a brand-new art center has been set up at the ft f the muntain, where visitrs can immerse (使沉浸) themselves in a digitalized jurney f
discvery. “By 【小题6】 (emply) mdern technlgy, we can bring the 【小题7】 (value) fresces t life,” says Liu Xiab 【小题
8】
charge f the Fahai Temple Mural Art Center.
【小题9】 (current), the riginal fresces are being prtected and pened t the public in a cntrlled manner. Visits are arranged by
appintment, with each viewing sessin limited t abut 20 minutes. Visitrs can nly use cld light surces thrughut the visit, allwing the riginal
fresces 【小题10】 (rest) mre.
18.假定你是李华，你的好友Alan发邮件询问你本周六是否愿意前往他爷爷的果园（rchard）帮忙采摘水果。请你回复邮件，内容包括：
1. 答应前往；
2. 询问准备工作。
注意：1. 写作词数应为80个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Alan,
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Yurs,
Li Hua
19.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。
In a small twn lcated in the muntains, there was a yung by named Owen. He was crazy abut basketball mre than anything else in the wrld.
He wuld spend hurs every day practicing his dribbling (运球), shting and passing. He dreamed f ne day winning games n a team.
Owen’s twn had a small basketball curt that was ften empty. Owen wuld g there every day after schl t practice. One day, as he was
shting hps (投篮), he heard a vice behind him, “Hey, kid! Yu’re pretty gd!”
Owen turned arund t see a tall man with a friendly smile. The man intrduced himself as Cach Jhnsn and asked Owen if he wanted t jin his
basketball team. The team was made up f kids frm all ver the twn, and they practiced every day after schl.
Owen was verjyed because he had never played n a team befre. He wanted t start and win games. Owen quickly became the star player f the
team.
Hwever, the team never wn a game. “I had trained s hard and perfrmed excellently, but we were always lsing! Jack shuld have run much
faster twards me and Kris shuld have passed the ball t me!” Owen kept cmplaining t the cach.

The cmplaint seemed understandable! Owen was admired by his teammates because he was fast and had incredible shts. Hwever, Jhnsn knew
Owen lacked smething imprtant. He tld Owen t learn t play with his teammates as a team instead f just fcusing n himself. Owen didn’t quite
understand that at first and insisted he just needed t practice harder t win games.
Hwever, disaster struck. Owen injured his ankle ne day and had t sit ut fr several weeks, which let him fall int anxiety. He felt his dream was
slipping away.
During his recvery at hme, Owen refused t see anyne n the team, except his cach. Jhnsn handed Owen a phne dwnladed with sme
vides abut the best basketball teams and sme cards frm Owen’s teammates.
注意：1. 续写词数应为150个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Owen culdn’t wait t watch thse vides.
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After recvering, Owen returned t his team as a changed player.
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