安徽省安慶市某中學(xué)2019-2020學(xué)年高二下學(xué)期5月月考英語試卷含答案

學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精安徽省安慶市某中學(xué)2019-2020學(xué)年高二下學(xué)期5月月考英語試卷含答案英語試卷考時：120分鐘 滿：150分 第一部分:聽力（分）第一節(jié)（51.57.5分）5A、、C10一遍.WhatwillLucydoattomorrow？A.Gooutforlunch. B.Seeherdentist. C.afriend。Whatisweatherlikenow?A.B。C。WhydoesmantalktoSimpson?A.makeanapology。 B.askforhelp. C。discusshisstudies.Howwillthewomangetbackfromrailwaystation？A。Bytrain. B。ByC.Bybus。WhatdoesJennydecidetodofirst?A。Lookforajob。 B.Goonatrip。 C。Getanassistant。第二節(jié)（共15小題;每小題1.5分，滿分22。5分)5A、B、C5各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間.每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。Whatisitnow?A。1：45. B。2:10. C。2：15.Whatwillthemando？aproject.SeeLindaintheMeetwithProfessorSmith.聽第7段材料,回答第8至10題.Whatarespeakerstalkingabout？Havinggueststhisweekend。

Goingoutforsightseeing.Movingintoanewhouse.Whatisrelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A。Neighbors。 B.Husbandandwife. C.HostandWhatwillthemandotomorrow？A.inhisgarden. B。Haveabarbecue. C。Dosomeshopping.聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。Wherewasmanborn？A.InPhiladelphia。 B.InSpringfield。 C。InKansas.Whatdidthemanlikedoingwhenwasachild？A.Drawing。 B.Traveling. C.Reading。Whatinspiresmanmostinhiswork？A.Education。 B.Familylove。 C.Nature.聽第9段材料，回答第14至17題。WhyisDorothygoingtoEurope?attendatrainingprogram.carryoutsomeresearch.takeavacation。HowlongwillDorothystayinEurope？A.Afewdays. B。weeks。 C。Threemonths.WhatdoesDorothythinkofherapartment？A。expensive。 B。satisfactory。 C。inconvenient。WhatdoesBilltodoforDorothy?RecommendherapartmenttoJim。Findanewapartmentforcareofherapartment。聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。WhataretouristsadvisedtodowhentouringLondon？theirtourschedule。outforfortableshoes。Whatwillthetouristsdoinfifteenminutes?MeettheGototheirrooms.ChangeWhereprobablyisspeaker？A。Inapark。 B.Inahotel。 C。Inashoppingcentre.第二部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié) 共15小題；每小題2分,滿分30分閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D)中，選出最佳選項。并在答題卡上將該選項涂黑。ATheBill&MelindaGatesFoundation[BMGF]saidthisweekitwillprovideupto＄100milliontosupportactionagainst2019novelcoronavirus.Itsaysmoneywillhelpstrengtheneffortstotestpeopleforvirus,separatehealthyindividualsfromthesickandfindtreatmentforthem。Controllingtheepidemic：Thedonationwillhelpspeeddevelopmentofthe“toolstobringthisepidemicundercontrol，”thechiefexecutiveofficerofGatesFoundation;MarkSuzmansaid.Worldwideemergency:TheGatesFoundationisgivingmoneyandworkingwithotherdonorstohelptheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO）,Chinesemedicalworkersandothersworldwide.Itnotedtheneedforanorganizedinternationalefforttofightthevirus.Increasedeffortstofindandtreatthecoronavirus:Thefoundationpromised＄20millionrightawaytohurrytheprocessofidentifyingthosewhoaresick,keepingthemseparate,andhelpingthemgetbetter.Thegoalistostopthediseasefromspreadingtomorepeopleandplaces.MoneyisalsogoingtopublichealthofficialsinChinaandothercountrieswithcoronaviruspatientstohelpthempaythestart—upcostofmedicalworkersandsupplies.Protectingat-riskgroupsinAfricaandSouthAsia:Recentepidemics，suchastheH1N1influenzapandemicof2009，havehadabigeffectonpeoplelivinginextremepoverty。MostofthosepeopleliveinAfricancountriessouthoftheSaharaDesertorpartsofSouthAsia。Another$20millionisgoingtopublichealthofficialsintheseareastoimprovetheiremergencyoperationsandtotreatconfirmedcases.OnepartneristheAfricanFieldEpidemiologyNetwork,anon-profitservicethatcurrentlyoperatesinmorethan30Africancountries。DevelopingOftotaldonation，＄60millionwillgotospeedtheprocessofmakingvaccinestoprotectagainstnovelcoronavirus。Oneorganizationworkingondevelopingtheanti—coronavirusvaccinesistheCoalitionforEpidemicPreparednessInnovationswithChinesepublic-andprivate-sectorresearchers;tryingtofindwaystostopspreadofvirus。ThemoneydonatedbyBMGFwillbeusedinthefollowingaspectsexcept A．tobuildanewhospitalinChina B．toseparatethehealthyfromthesickC．totestpeopleforvirus D．tofindtreatmentforvirus—infected22．Whichthefollowingstatementsistrue？Themoneyisspeciallydonatedtopublichealthdepartment.Another$20millionwillusedtohelpAfricanpeoplesufferingfromstarvation。Mostofthedonatedmoneywillputintodevelopingandinnovatingvaccines.TheAfricanFieldEpidemiologyNetworkisanon-profitmedicalserviceorganizationonlyinwesternAfrica.Thepassageismostprobablydigestedfrom 。A．a(chǎn)poster B．a(chǎn)magazine C．a(chǎn)textbook D．a(chǎn)newsreportBThefamousSpanishpainterPabloPicassooncesaid,“Everychildisanartist。Theproblemhehasishowtoremainanartistoncehegrowsup?！盩hisisbothencouraginganddiscouraging。Thefactthatwewereallborntobeartistsiscertainlyexciting，andyettherealityhasproventhatremainingoneisataskthatmanyofushavefailed.Fortunately,somepeoplehaveseentheproblemandwanttosolvecatorshavesuggestedthatweintroduceconceptof“STEAM”insteadof“STEM"—traditional“coremajors”includingscience，technology,engineering,andmath—since“A”，whichstandsfor“arts"，isjustasimportant。AndonApril11,China’sMinistryofEducationissuedaguideline.Collegesanduniversitiesarerequiredtoprovidemoreart-relatedcoursesandstudentsneedtoearnacertainnumberofartcreditsinordertograduate.Theseeffortscameaftermanyscientificstudieshadfoundthatarteducationhelpsstudentsdevelopself—confidenceandteamworkskills,aswellashabitsmindsuchasproblemsolvingandcriticalthinking，accordingtoThePost。It'struethatnoneoftheseskillstargetspecificjobs.ButasformerUSballetdancerDamianWoetzeltoldTheAtlantic，thepurposeofartis“togivekidsthetoolstobecomeadultswhoarecreative，adaptable,andexpressive—capableofhavingtheireyesandearsandsensesalive”.Andwecannowseehowwelosttrackofourborn“artistself”onourwaytogrowingup：Wefailedtokeepourcapabilitiestosee,hearandfeel，andbecameblind，deafandinsensitiveadults。Hopefully，arteducationcanhelpturnthingsaround。Whatisthefunctionthefirstparagraph?A.introduceafamousartist。 B.summarizewholepassage。C。leadinthetopic. D。encourageustobeartists.Whyshouldtheconcept“STEAM”introducedaccordingtowesterneducators?Artisasimportantastraditional“coremajors"。Allofusshouldlearnartincollege.Traditional“coremajors”areoutcationismorehelpful。WhatcanwepredictfromtheguidelineissuedbyMinistryeducation?Moreart-relatedcourseswillappearinallschools。Collegestudentswillhavetogainenoughartcreditstograduate。Morestudentswillmajorinartatcollegesanduniversities。Artwillbecomemuchmoreimportantthanscience.Whatisthebesttitleofpassage?A.Everychildisanartist B.BringingarttolifeC。Learningfromartists D.LifeisartCIfyouexpecttoworkinthefutureinthetravelindustry,youshouldbeginlearningChinese.That’sbecauseChinesepeoplespentnearly＄258billiontotaloninternationaltravellastThat'smorethantwicecombinedamountspentoninternationaltravelpeoplefromUnitedStatesandthenexttwobiggest—spendingnations.TheChinesearerelative(newcomerswhenitcomestotravelingbeyondtheirnation’sbordersandonlyasmallpercentageofthemtraveloutsideChinaeachGiventhesizeofthatnation'spopulation.eventhatsmallpercentagerepresentswellover100millionChinesetravelerstoforeigndestinations.Chinesecitizens,onaverage,just65mileslastyearversus（與……)the227milesflownonaveragebyUSresidents(），the285milesflownonaveragebyGermans,271milesflownonaverage場thosefromtheUnitedKingdom，andthe632milesflownbytheaverageCanadianlastyear.China'shightotalspendinginternationaltravelanditslowaveragenumberofmilesflownoninternationaltravelmayshowthatwhileonlyasmallpercentageChina’sresidentsactuallytraveloutsidetheirhomeland，thosewhospendalotofmoneyanddon'tthatButtherearereasonsforChina’slowaveragemilestraveloninternationaltrips.AsmallpercentageChinesenowhaveenoughmoneytotravelinternationally，thoughthenumberofpeoplewhodotraveloutsideofChinaisgrowingfasteveryBesides,alargepercentageofChinesepeopletravelingabroadstayclosetohome。However,asmoreandmoreChinesegainfinancialabilitytotravelinternationallyandasChinesebecomemoreandmoreinterestedinvisitingdestinationsfartherandfartherawayfromhome,theirspendingoninternationaltravelandaveragedistancesflownwillbothriserapidly.WhydoesauthorsuggestlearningChineseforthefutureworkintravelindustry？BeinggoodatChineseisamustforfuturework。ChineseismostcommonlyusedintravelTravelindustryrequiresemployeestolearnChinese。Chinaisabig-spendingnationininternationaltravelWhatcanweinferfromparagraph3？Peoplefromdifferentcountrieshavedifferentpreferreddestinations。Chinahasarelativelylowaveragenumberofmilesflownontravel。ChinesepeoplearemorewillingtotravelabroadcomparedwithCanadians.Peoplegoingonajourneyaroundworldhatetakinginternationalplanes.WhataremanyChinesepeoplewhotravelabroadlikelytodo？A.tosavetheirB。Improvetheirabilitytotravel.C。Choosetostayclosetohome。 D.TravelinAmericaandWhatdoeslastparagraphsayaboutfutureofChinesepeople'stravelingabroad？A.It’sbright. B.It’sconfusing. C.It'shopeless. D。It’sDSleepisessentialforawellbeing.Researchersfoundthatsleeplossincreasesariskdevelopingseriousmedicalconditions。anewstudyhasfoundthatgettingenoughsleepisalsothekeytoimprovingacademicperformance。JeffreyGrossman,wholedtheresearch，wasnottryingfindthecorrelation(）betweensleepandgradeswhendistributedFitbitstothestudentsinhisclass.Instead,professorhopedthepopularwrist-wornelectronicdevice裝置whichtracksaperson’sactivity24/7,wouldhowaconnectionbetweenphysicalexerciseandacademicachievement.Asparttheresearch，aquarterofparticipantschoseafitnessclassspeciallycreatedforAftertheschooltermended,researcherscarefullyanalyzedthedata.MuchtoGrossman’ssurprise，theyfoundno

measurabledifferenceintestperformancebetweenthegroupthathadbeenphysicallyactiveandthegroupthathadnot。However，studypresentedasurprisingviewpointinthejournalScienceLearning.GoingthroughlargeamountdataGrossmannoticedaninterestingtrend（fromtheparticipantssleeppatterns。Therewasastraight—linerelationshipbetweenaverageamountofsleepandhis/hergradeonexams.Besides，itwasnotenoughforstudentstojustheadtobedearlythenightbeforeatest。Grossmansays:heardphrase‘Getagoodsleep，you'vegotabigdayItturnsoutthisdoesnotrelateatalltotestperformance.Instead，thesleepyougetduringthedayswhenlearningishappeningthatmattersmost。”Thetimestudentswenttobedeachnightwassimilarlyimportant.Thosewhowenttobedintheearlyhoursofthemorningperformedpoorly,evenifthetotalsleeptimewasthesameasahigher—performingstudent。Theresearchdoesnotprovethatsleepistheonlycomponentthathelpsimproveacademicperformance。However,Grossmansaystheresultsareastrongindicationthatsleepreallymatters.WhoknewgettingA’sjustrequiredsomeextraZZZ’s?Whichthefollowingcanreplaceunderlinedpart“distributed”inParagraph2？A．handedout B．foundout C．brokeout D．turnedout33．What’sGrossman’soriginalpurposebyusingFitbitsintheresearch？improvestudents'sleeppatterns。findeffectsofphysicalexerciseongrades。monitorstudents’physicalcondition.regulatestudents’dailyWhatdidGrossmanthinkofresearchresult？A．Itwasunreliable。 B．ItwaschangeableC．Itwasunexpected. D．Itwasfruitless.35．Whatplaysamoreimportantpartintestperformance?amountofsleepduringtests。 B．Sleepinlearningstage.C．Sleepqualitythenightbeforethetest. D．Aregularbedtime.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分)helpyouunderstandwhat5Gis,andwhatitmeanstoyou，we’veputtogetherahandyguidehere.Whatis5G？36.Atitsmostbasiclevel,5Gwillbeusedtomakecalls，sendtexts，andtosimplygetonline。Butit’sgoingtobesignificantlyfasterthanpreviousgenerations,andcouldopenthedooruptoarangeofexcitingnewuses. 37 5Gwillusenewhigherradiofrequenciestosendoutdata,whichcarryinformationmuchfaster.Whilethesehigherbandsarefaster,theydon'tcarryinformationasfar。That'stosay,smallermultipleinputandoutputantennas(天線）willbeused-promotingbothsignalsandcapacity(容量)。38Whyisitbetterthan4G？5Gisexpectedtobefasterthan4G,withsomefirmsclaimingitcouldbeasmuchas100timesquicker。Thefastestnetworkscandeliverpeakdownloadspeedsofaround300Mbit/s.39.Inreallife,thiscouldallowyoutodownloadafullHDfilminlessthan10seconds！40。Itmeanstherewillbeverylittledelaywhenyoucarryouttasksonadevice。Whilethiswillhelpimprovethingslikegamingexperiences，itcouldalsopavethewayforsaferself—drivingcars—inwhichevenashortdelaycouldlife-saving.Finally,5Gwillhavealargercapacity，meaningnetworkswillbeabletodealwithseveralappsatonce。Generally,thisshouldmeanthatdeviceshaveafaster,morestableconnection。Howdoes5Gwork?Howwillaffectyou?Thismeanswillsupportupto1,000moredevicespermeterthan4G.Incomparison，couldofferdownloadspeedsofover1Gb/s。Therefore,thesimilaritybetweenand4Gtechnologyishuge.5Gisshortfor”5thgenerationmobilenetwork。"5Gisalsoexpectedtohaveashortertimelag（).第三部分英語知識運用(共兩節(jié)，分45分）第一節(jié) 共20小題；每小題1。5分,滿分30分、B、、D該項涂黑.Electronicgamesareoftenseenasadistractionfromschoolwork,butthere’saschoolcoursetostudythem—--sincethissemester,PekingUniversityhas41anoptionalcoursecalledGeneralTheoryofElectronicGames，whichhasgainedamongstudents.It43designedtoaccept120students,butaround200attendedfirsttwolessons。However，newcoursehascausedaheatedpublicdebate.SomepeoplethinkthatascelebratedPekingUniversityhasopenedacourseonelectronicgames,studentsmaybelieveit’s44toplaygamesratherthan45theresearch.Inresponsetothese46，courseteacherexplainedthatcourseisn’tdesignedto47conventional“Ilikeplayinggames，butfully48oftheproblemsthatthegameshavebroughtabout,"hesaid.“Ihaveasenseof。Iwantmorestudentstoknowwhatelectronicgamesare—--theirbenefitsandharms。”

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