2022年新人教版高二英语上学期第二次月考试题

高二英语上学期第二次月考试题命题人：黄志勇审校人：冷康平2022.10.1第一部分听力（30分）第一节（共5题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给A、B、C、三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置，听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.whatdoesthemanmean?A．Hecanunderstandandspeak.Spanishwell.B．HisparentscanonlyunderstandSpanish.C．Hecan’tspeakSpanishwell,buthecanunderstandit.2.Whatdoesthewomanmean?A．Themanweighstoomuch..B．Themanhasputonafewpounds.C．Themanweighsasmuchashedidlastyear.3.Whatflightsdoesthewomanhavetoflyon?A．Flight312andFlight421.B．Flight321andFlight412.C．Flight214andFlight342.4.Whatdoesthemanmean?A．Hehasnotelephone,sohefeelssorry.B．It’snotapublicphonebutthewomancanuseit.C．It’snotapublicphonesothewomancan’tuseit.5.Howlongdotheyhavetowaitbeforethetrainleaves?A．TenminutesB．Fiveminutes.C．Fifteenminutes.第二节（共15题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C、三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置，听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题，将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至8题。6.Whoisthewomanspeakingto?A．Herhusband.B．Apoliceman.C．Afirefighter7.What’ssheaskingfor?A．Adviceonsafety.B．Directions.C．Help8.Whathashappenedtoherhouse?A．It’sbeenburntdown.B．It’sbeenbrokeninto.C．It’sbeendamaged听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。9.What’sthepopulationofCanada?A．29,000,000B．2,900,000C．290,000,00010.WhatlanguagedoCanadiansspeak?A．EnglishandChineseB．EnglishandFrench.C．English14/14\n11.Whydoyouthinkthewestcoasthasthebeautifulflowersinitsparksandgardens?A．Becausethesoilisrichthere.B．Becauseitisniceandcoolthere.C．Becauseitiswarmanditrainsalotthere听第8段材料，回答第12至14题。12.What’sthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A．Friends.B．HusbandandwifeC．Classmates13.What’stheman’sfirstresponsetowardsthewoman’ssuggestion?A．Heagreestogothere.B．HestillwantstoworkintheyardC．Heagreestothinkaboutit14.Whatmightthemanbeinterestedin?A．TheMall.B．Thecarshow.C．Thefashionshow.听第9段材料，回答第15至17题。15.Wheredidthewomanlivebefore?A．InCalifornia.B．InFlorida.C．InIndiana.16.Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A．Husbandandwife.B．Strangers.C．Fatheranddaughter.17.Wherehasthemanlivedfortenyears?A．InFlorida.B．InNewYorkC．InCalifornia听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Whereisthemostwater?A．Underground.B．InoceansandpolarcapsC．Lakesandrivers.19.Whatisnottheuseofgroundwater?A．Keepingtheriversformdryingup.B．Protectingplantswhenrainislittle.C．Turningintosprings,rivers,lakes.20.Whydoesthenaturaladvantageofundergroundwaterbecomedisadvantagewhenmanmadepollutionentersthepicture?A．Becauseitishardertocleanundergroundwaterthantocleantheriversandlakes.B．Becauseundergroundwaterisoutofsight.C．Becauseundergroundwaterishardertouse.第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节单项填空（满分15分）21.InChina,________pressuretopass________examsgivesstudentstheimpressionthatlearningcomesfromtextbooks.A．不填；不填B．the;theC．the;不填D．不填；the22.—Howdoyoufindyournewclassmates?—Mostofthemarekind,but________issogoodtomeasBruce.A．noneB．nooneC．everyoneD．somebody14/14\n23.The________ofGreenOlympics,High-techOlympicsandPeople’sOlympicswillallowBeijingtobecomethefocalpointfortouristsfromacrosstheglobe.A．purposeB．taskC．brandD．theme24.Childhoodisawonderfultime,withmanyjoysandfewresponsibilities,________lifecanbeharderforAfricanchildren.A．becauseB．althoughC．ifD．as25.—Iwantsomeonetowritethecompositionforme.—No!Asastudent,you________dependonyourself.A．shallB．willC．canD．may26.Yearsofefforts________whentheysawthepicturesofthemoonsentbacktotheearthbyChang’e-I.A．showedoffB．tookoffC．paidoffD．wentoff27.—Isthisyoursecondcar?—Yes.Blueisalwaysmycolour.Itisalittle________butstillfits________intothegarage.A．wider;moreeasilyB．wider;easilyC．widest;moreeasilyD．widest;easily28.Notfarfromthecub,therewasagarden,________ownerseatedinitplayingbridgewithhischildreneveryafternoon.A．whoseB．whichC．thatD．its29.Itisrequiredthatthestudents________mobilephonesintheschool,soseldom____themusingone.A．notuse;willyouseeB．shouldnotuse;youwillseeC．don’tuse;willyouseeD．notuse;youwillsee30.—Hereisyourticketforoverspeeding!Youknowyou________16kmanhour,don’tyou?—No,officer.Ican’thavebeen.Thiscardoesn’tdo120.A．aredrivingB．havedrivenC．weredrivingD．haddriven31.Withtheelectricmap________inthecar________theexactposition,thedrivercandriveintherightdirectionofthedestination.A．fixing;showingB．fixed;showingC．fixed;shownD．fixing;shown32.Istheshop________Iusedtosithoursin________youmetJacktheotherday?A．where;inwhichB．inwhich;whereC．that;whichD．/;where33.Toworkathome,whichonecouldhardlyimagine,hasbeenmade________withthedevelopmentofcomputertechnology.A．possibleB．itpossibleC．possiblyD．tobepossible34.—Themooncakeisreallydelicious.CanIhaveanotherpiece?—________A．YoucanB．Behaveyourself14/14\nC．Bemyguest!D．Doityourself.35.________treatingthehomelessmanasashameofthesociety,Mr.Turnerprovidedhimwithfoodandwater.A．RegardlessofB．AsaresultofC．IncaseofD．Insteadof第二节．完形填空（共30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36-55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。DuringtheGreatDepression,foodandmoneywereextremelyshortandbartering（以物易物）wasused.Oneday,IwasbuyingsomeearlypotatoesfromMr.Miller36Inoticedasmallpoorboy37staringatabasketofgreenpeas.Tomysurprise,Mr.Millersoldtheboyabagofpeas—justforamarble（弹珠）.Mrs.Miller,whohadbeen38nearby,cameoverandtoldmethereweretwootherboyslikehimandthatherhusbandoften39withthemforpeas,tomatoes,or40althoughhedidn’tneed41anymarbles.Ileftthestand,smilingtomyself,42bythisman.Sometimelater,Imovedaway.OnedayIvisitedsomeoldfriends,43thatMr.Millerhaddied.Iagreedto44themtothefuneraltoofferwordsof45.Aheadofusinlinewerethreeyoungmenindarksuits.TheycameovertoMrs.Miller,huggedher,46heronthecheek,spokebrieflywithherandmovedon,wipingtheireyes.Ourturncame.ItoldMrs.MillerwhoIwasandmentionedthestoryshehadtoldmeyearsago.Shesaid,“ThosethreeyoungmenwhojustleftwerejusttheboysItoldyouabout.Theytoldme47theyappreciatedthethingsJim‘traded’withthem.Now,theycametopaytheirdebt.”“We’veneverhadagreatdealof48,”sheadded,“butrightnow,Jimwould49himselftobetherichestman.”Thenwithloving50,sheliftedthelifelessfingersofMiller.Restingunderneathwerethreeshiny,red51.AtthattimeI52thatonewouldnotberememberedbyone’s53,butbyone’skinddeeds.Theysayittakesa54tofindaspecialperson,anhourtoappreciatehim,adaytolovehim,butanentirelifeto55him.36.A．whenB．whileC．asD．after37.A．quicklyB．angrilyC．happilyD．hungrily38.A．waitingB．standingC．smilingD．wandering39.A．talkedB．discussedC．bargainedD．quarreled40.A．whateverB．howeverC．whereverD．whenever41.A．likelyB．oftenC．reallyD．never42.A．impressedB．suspectedC．regrettedD．embarrassed43.A．foundB．seeingC．discoveringD．learning44.A．directB．leadC．accompanyD．allow45.A．sympathyB．comfortC．sadnessD．encouragement14/14\n46.A．touchedB．feltC．movedD．kissed47.A．howB．whyC．whetherD．what48.A．worthB．wealthC．valueD．fortune49.A．takeB．regardC．considerD．imagine50.A．quietnessB．forceC．strengthD．gentleness51.A．marblesB．peasC．booksD．pennies52.A．knewB．recognizedC．realizedD．recalled53.A．wordsB．speechesC．clothesD．appearances54.A．timeB．secondC．minuteD．week55.A．ignoreB．forgetC．rememberD．remind第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；40分）AOnebitterlycoldday,asnowstormblewintoourarea.Needingfirewood,Iquicklysetoutwithmybestfriend,Bruce,tolookforatreetocutdown.IwasgladtohaveBrucealong.Cuttingdownatreeinasnowstormcanbedangerous.Soitwasimportanttohaveafriendwhocouldwarnmeofdangers.WhenIchoseabig23-meter-talltreeandpreparedtocutitdown,mybestfriendsuddenlywarnedme,“Don’tcutdownthattree!It’stooclosetothepowerline!”Iwasn’tsureaboutit.SoIdecidedtodisregardhiswarning.Iwantedtofinishthejobquicklyandgohome.SoIbegancuttingdownthetree.Whenthetreefell,therewasnolongeranydoubtwhethermyfriendwasright.Thetreecaughtthepowerline,bringingittotheground.Iconsideredcuttingthetreeofftheline.Afterall,electricitycan’ttravelthroughwood,soIcouldsafelyremovethetree.AsIreachedoutmyfingertotouchthetree,painranupmyarmandthroughmyhead.Ihadbeenshocked!AfterIreturnedhomeandtoldmymotherwhathadhappened,shequicklycalledthepowercompany.Workersfromthepowercompanysoonarrivedonthescene.OneofthemaskedifIhadtouchedthetree,andwhenItoldhimIhad,hisfaceturnedpale.“Youshouldhavebeenkilled,”hesaid.SowhyamIstillalive?Itwasmybootsthatsavedmylife.Withintwohours,theworkersremovedthetree.Soonthesnowstormcalmeddown—butnotmymother.EventhoughshewasgladIwasn’thurt,mymotherwasstillseriouswithme.Afterall,Ishouldn’thavebrushedoffmyfriend’swarning.Throughthisexperience,Ilearnedit’simportanttolistentopeoplewhoofferadifferentperspective.Takingthetimetolistenmightactuallysavealotoftimeandtrouble.Itcertainlywouldhavekeptmefromgettingthe“shockofmylife.”56．Theunderlinedword“disregard”inthesecondparagraphmeans“.”A．paynoattentiontoB．takenoticeofC．considerD．follow57．InspiteofBruce’swarning,theauthorstillcutthetreebecause.A．hewassuretherewouldbenothingtohappen14/14\nB．heknowselectricitycan’ttravelthroughwoodC．hedidn’thearhisfriend’swarningatallbecauseoftheblowingwindD．hewasn’tsureifBrucewasrightandwasanxioustogohome58．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A．Butforhisboots,thewriterwouldhavedied.B．Thewriterregrettedhavingbrushedoffhisfriend’swarning.C．Thewriterknewnothingaboutelectricity.D．Whenthetreewascutdown,thewriterrealizedhisfriendwasright.59．Theauthorwrotethepassagemainlyto.A．giveanaccountofoneofhisterribleexperiencesB．makeusknowit’simportanttolistentopeoplewhoofferadifferentperspectivethroughhisexperienceC．tellusnottocuttreesdownanymoreD．remindustobecarefulwhileworkingBHighpricesatthegaspumparekeepingAmericansofftheroad,sayanewstudy.Gaspriceshaveexceeded（超过）$3agalloninsomeregions,causingAmericanstocutcomsumption.Caspriceshavebeenrisingsteadilyduetoajumpinthepriceofcrudeoil,whichisusedtomakegasoline.IncreasedtensionsintheMiddleeast,especiallyconcernsrelatedtoIran,havebeenafactorinthisincrease.AsofWednesday,thepriceforonebarrelofoilwas$72,arecordhighforthethirdstraightdayinarow.Theriseinoilpriceshasaffectedthenationalaveragepriceofagallon.Nowonegallonofregulargasisaveraging$2.80-upfrom$2.51justamonthago,accordingtotheAmericanAutomobileAssociation（AAA）.PricesatsomeplacesintheSouthhavealreadytopped$3.AccordingtotheAmericanPetroleumInstitute,thisrealityhascausedgasconsumptiontodecrease:Lastmonth’susagedropped0.6percentcomparedtothatofayearago.Travelexpertswonderifdecreasedconsumptionwillcontinueintothetypicallybusyspringandsummerdrivingseasons.Astemperaturesrise,morepeopletendtotaketotheroadandmanytravelfarther.Aconsequenceoflessdriving,andthuslessgasconsumption,couldbeafallingasprices-whichwouldofcourseencourageAmericantodrivemore!ButifAmericansinsteadcontinuetotravelless,transportationcouldbecomemoreaffordableinthelongrun.“Ifeveryonedecidedtodrive3percentlessinthenext30days,priceswouldcrash,”saysTomKloza,senioranalystattheOilPriceInformationService.Highgaspricesaffecteveryone.Costsriseforbusinessestosendproductsbytruckorplaneandforpeopletofly.Furthermore,pricesofthingsweuseeverydaymayalsobeaffected:Plasticbags,paint,andlaundrydetergent,forinstance,areallmadefromoil.60.Thepassagemainlytalksabout.A．highgaspricesB．tensionsintheMiddleEastC．advantagesoflessdriving14/14\nD．crudeoil’sprices61.Accordingtothepassage,highgaspriceshaveresultedin.A．ariseincrudeoil’spriceB．afallingasconsumptionC．lesstravelinspringandsummerD．morepeoplegoingtoworkonfoot62.WecanknowfromwhatTomKlozasaidinthelastbutoneparagraphthat.A．allAmericansdecidetodrivelessfordaysB．gaspricesaretoohighforpeopletobuyC．reducinggasconsumptioncanbringgaspricesdownD．gaspriceswouldgodownin30days63.Inwhichcolumnwouldthispassageprobablyappearinanewspaper?A．CultureB．FashionC．ScienceD．EconomyC●America’sBstColleges2022UsNews＆WorldReport,$9.95forprint,$14.95foronline,$19.95forprint-onlinecombo（组合）package.www.usnews.comThisannualbookhasbecomeayardstick（衡量标准）againstwhichothercollege-admissinonmagazine-styleguidesandWedsitesarejudged.Itmarriesgoodreportingandtimelyupdateswithaveryuser-friendlydesign.Considertheprint-onlinecombopackage,whichallowsbothparentsandstudentstolookthroughinthemediumtheychoose.●TheBest361Colleges2022EditedbyPrincetonReview(RandomHouse,$21.95).www.Princetonreview.ComThelatesteditionofthispopularguidecontinuesitstraditionofsolidinformationoncosts,classsizeandlearningenvironmentofcollegesanduniversitiesthatmadetheeditors’cutforbestschools.●Students’GuidetoCollegesEditedbyJordanGoldmanandColleenBuyers(Penguin,$18).www.StudentsGuide.com.Billsitselfastheonlyguideentirelywrittenbystudents,forstudents.Useful,straighttalkaboutwhat“America’stop100schools”arelike,academicallyandsocially.●TheInsider’sGuidetotheColleges2022EditedbyYaleDailyNewsStaff(St.Martin’s,$19.99).Thescoop（独家新闻）oneverythingfromdrugusetodormfoodatmorethan320schools,fromthestudentswholivethere.64.Whatkindofpeopleinthepassagemainlywrittenfor?A．Advisorsforcollegestudents.B．Graduateslookingforajob.C．Studentstoentercolleges.D．Teachersteachingincolleges.65.Theunderlinedword“Penguin”inthepassageprobablyrefersto.A．theauthorofthebook14/14\nB．apublishinghouseC．abookstoreD．acollegeorauniversity66.IfyouwanttobuyAmerica’sBestColleges2022,oneforprintandtheotherforonline,howmuchwillyouhavetopayatleast?A．$9.95B．$14.95C．$19.95D．$24.9067.Whichofthefollowingbooksofferssomeinformationaboutfoodincolleges?A．TheInsider’sGuidetotheColleges2022B．America’sBestColleges2022.C．Students’GuidetoColleges.D．TheBest361Colleges2022.DExpertshavelongsupposedthattheRedPlanetwasoncehometowatersometwobillionyearsago,butnowateamofCanadianandUSresearcherssaythey'vefoundhardevidencetosupportthetheory–adiscoverycertaintoheatupdiscussiononwhetherMarsoncesupportedlife.Theresearchers'studysaysthe"ragged,kilometer–highandundulating(起伏的)"featuresontheMartiansurfaceareinfactshorelinesofmassiveancientoceansthatoncecoveredathirdoftheplanet'ssurface."Itshowsthattherewereshorelinesand…thatMars,atonetime,hadmassivestandingbodiesofwaterthatwewouldcalloceans.Itwasablueplanet.Itwasablueplanetearlyinitshistory,andthesewerenotsmallpools,"saidJerryMitrovica,aUniversityofTorontogeophysicistinvolvedinthestudy.Becausethestudydidnotclearlyinvolvebiologicalissues,neitherscientistwishedtospeculate(推测)ontheimplications(暗示)theirfindingsmayhaveregardingtheexistenceoflife–ancientorcurrent–onMars.Butthestudy'sleadauthor,TaylorPerronofHarvardUniversityacknowledgedthat"liquidwaterdoesseemtobeabasicrequirementforlifeasweknowitonEarth."Perronsaidthestudyfurthershowsit'smathematicallyimpossiblefortheentireMartianwatersupplytohavebeenlosttospace,andmuchofitmaystillbeunderground.Sothenextstepintermsofresearchwillbetofigureoutwherethewaterhasgone.Bypointingoutwherethebodiesofwatermighthavebeenlocated,itwillgivescientistsagood"target"intermsofwheretoconcentrateexplorationefforts.68.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A．Howshorelinescameintobeing.B．WhereshorelinesexistonMars.C．AnothersignoflifeisfoundonMars.D．ScientistsfindshorelinesonMars.69.Accordingtothepassage,theshorelinesonMars.A．nowitstilllyingtherewithwater.B．willbringhotdiscussionaboutlifeonMars.14/14\nC．willremaintobeprovedbyscientists.D．lookraggedandextendkilometerslong.70.Accordingtothethirdparagraph,Jerrythinksthat.A．liquidwaterisabasicrequirementforlife.B．seenfromouterspace,Marslooksblue.C．theonceshorelinesarenowsmallpools.D．Marswasoncecoveredbywater71.Whatcanbelearnedfromthelastparagraph?A．ManmayfindundergroundwateronMars.B．WateronMatswascompletelylostintospace.C．ScientistshavelocatedthepositionofwateronMars.D．Scientists’maintargetistoanalyzewateronMars.EMonicaHuang,a25-year-oldofficeworkerfromTaiwan,worriesaboutherChinesehandwritingskills.“Iusemycomputertowritee-mails.Iusemycellphonetosendtextmessagestofriends.It’ssoeasyformetoforgethowtowriteChinesecharacters!”Monicaisnotaloneinherworries.Thereisgrowingconcernthatmoderncommunicationdevicesarethreateningwritingskillsinmanylanguages.ExpertsspecificallyworryaboutChinesehandwriting,atraditionnearly4,000yearsold.MoreandmoreyoungChinesearerelyingoncomputers,cellphonesandotherelectronictoolstocommunicate.Overtime,theybecomeunabletorecallthestrokeorder(笔顺)towritesomecharacters.Sowritingbyhandbecomesmoreandmoredifficult.Electronicdevicesaren’tthefirsttoolstothreatenChinesehandwriting.Untiltheearly1900s,thebrushwasChina’smainwritinginstrument.Butwhenpensbecamepopular,manypeopleaccusedthemofdamagingtheculturaltraditionofcalligraphy(书法)。Theirconcernssoundreasonable.Todayonlyasmallnumberofpeoplestillpracticecalligraphy.InChineseclassroomstoday,balancingcomputerskillswithhandwritingisoftendifficult.AteacheratanelementaryschoolinTaipeioftengetscomplaintsfromherstudents’parents.“What’sthepointofmakingstudentspracticecharacters?”Oneparentasked.“Withcomputers,theyonlyneedtorecognizethem.”Arecentsurveyshowsthat95percentofadultChinesecitizenshandwritelessthanfortyChinesecharactersperyear.Thesamegroupreceivesanaverageof20e-mailsperweek.Inresponse,acharacter-writingcampaignhasbegun.ThecampaignencouragespeopletosendmorehandwrittenChinesecharacters.CampaignorganizersplantoestablishthefirstChinesecharactermuseum.TheyhopetheireffortswillhelprescuethetraditionofhandwrittenChinesecharacters.Despiteconcerns,manypeopleremainpositiveaboutthehandwritingissue.Theythinkthisisthenaturaltrendofsociety’sprogress.Whenyouuseyourhandsless,youuseyoubrainsmore.72.TheauthorbeginsthepassagewithMonica’sremarks________.A.totellpeopletheimportanceofChinesehandwriting14/14\nB.toofferanexampleofpoorChinesehandwritingC.toshowourdependenceontechnologyD.tointroducethetopictobediscussed73.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“them”(inParagraph4)referto?A.PensB.ElectronicdevicesC.BrushesD.People’sconcerns74.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat__________.A.thereisnoneedtorequirestudentstopracticehandwritingBe-mailshavecompletelytakentheplaceofcharacter-writingC.thecharacter-writingcampaignaimstorescuehandwritingD.mostChinesepeopleprefertowritecharactersnolonger75.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.Isittimetorescuecalligraphy?B.IsChinesehandwritingindanger?CRisingconcernsaboutcalligraphy.D.Acharacter-writingcampaignlaunched第四部分写作第一节：对话填空（10分）请认真阅读下列对话，并根据各题所给首字母的提示，在标有题号的右边横线上写出一个英语单词的完整、正确形式，使对话通顺。N=NicolaA=AmyN:Hi,Ann,Howdoyoulikeyournewhouse?A:Ilikeitalot.It’sclosetoschool-itonly(76)tabout76.tenminutesbybike.ButhowdidyouknowthatImoved?N:Bobtoldmeaboutit.(77)A,I’minterestedinhouse77.becauseI’mlookingforaplacerightnow.Sohowistherent?Isit(78)r?78.A:Yes,Ithinkso.It’sespeciallylowbecauseIdohousecleaning(79)oaweekforthelandlady.79.N:That(80)slikeagoodidea.Howdoyougetalong80.withthelandlady?A:Fine.ActuallyIdon’tseemuchofher.We(81)s81.thekitchenbutitseemsshe’snotintheremuch.N:Howdidyoufindtheplace?A:(82)Tanadinthenewspaper.Itdidn’ttaketoo82.muchtimetofindit.Bytheway,I(83)hthatthe83.universityhousingofficehasagoodrentallist.I’dcheckoverthereifI(84)wyou.84.N:Thankfortheidea.I(85)rwanttogetsettled.85.A:Goodluck.第二节书面表达（25分）国庆节即将来临，同学们都在谈论如何度过一周长假的问题。根据下面表格提示，用英语写一篇短文，并发表自己的观点。14/14\n外出旅游呆在家里1．了解祖国，亲近自然；2．有益于身心健康；3．有利于节后的学习。1．好好休息一下；2．补补功课；3．时间宝贵，多读几本书。注意：1．短文须包括提示的全部内容要点，可适当发挥；2．词数：100左右；3．开头已为你写好。TheNationalDayisdrawingnear.Almostallthestudentsaretalkingabout…座位号2022届高三第二次月考英语试题答题卡第一部分听力题号12345678910答案题号11121314151617181920答案第二部分单选题号212223242526272829303132333435答案第三部分完型填空14/14\n题号36373839404142434445答案题号46474849505152535455答案第四部分阅读理解题号56575859606162636465答案题号66676869707172737475答案第五部分对话填空76777879808182838485第六部分书面表达TheNationalDayisdrawingnear.Almostallthestudentsaretalkingabout…14/14\n2022届高三第二次月考英语试题答案第一部分听力题号12345678910答案CCACBBCBAB题号11121314151617181920答案CBCBCBABCA14/14\n第二部分单选题号212223242526272829303132333435答案CADBACBDACBDACD第三部分完型填空题号36373839404142434445答案ADBCACADCB题号46474849505152535455答案DABCDACACB第四部分阅读理解题号56575859606162636465答案ADCBABCDCB题号66676869707172737475答案CADBDADACB第五部分对话填空76．takes77.Actually78.reasonable79.once80.sounds/seems81.share82.Through83.hear84.were85.really第六部分书面表达TheNationalDayisdrawingnear.Almostallthestudentsaretalkingabouthowtospendtheone-weekholiday.Somethinkweshouldtaketheopportunitytogooutfortravel.Inthiswaywecanknowmoreaboutourcountryandgetclosetonature.Besides.it’sgoodforourhealthanditwillbenefitourstudyaftertheholiday.However,otherstudentsplantostayathometohaveagoodrestandmakeupsomelessons.Theysaythetimeisverypreciousandweshouldmakegooduseofittoreadmorebooks.Ithinkbothmakesense.Butmaybeit’sbettertospendsomeofittravelingandtherestreading.Wecankilltwobirdswithonestonethisway.14/14