2022-2023學(xué)年黑龍江省哈爾濱市第二十三職業(yè)高中高二英語月考試卷含解析

2022-2023學(xué)年黑龍江省哈爾濱市第二十三職業(yè)高中高二英語月考試卷含解析一、選擇題1.Mr.Ballyapproved_______theconference.A.metoattend

B.formeattending

C.ofmetoattend

D.ofmyattending參考答案：D2.Whenhecameintothehouse,hesmeltsomething______.Andwhenhefinallyfoundthissomething,ithadgot______.A．burning;burning

B．burnt;burnt C．burning;burnt D．burnt;burning參考答案：C3.I________fortheplaneforaboutanhourwhentheyannouncedthatithadbeencancelled.A.hadbeenwaiting

B.havewaitedC.waited

D.havebeenwaiting參考答案：A據(jù)提供的情景“foraboutanhour”說明持續(xù)了一段時間，且整個句子的時態(tài)用了過去時，故用過去完成進行時。4.

attentiontosurroundingtrafficisa(n)

toaccidents.A.Driversnotpaying;invitation

B.Drivers’notpaying;invitationC.Driversnotpaying;cause

D.Drivers’notpaying;cause參考答案：B【詳解】考查動名詞和名詞。句意：司機不注意周圍的交通會引起事故。此處是動名詞的否定形式作主語，且邏輯主語是名詞所有格形式，所以第一個空應(yīng)填Drivers’notpaying；第二個空，aninvitationto“------的一個邀請”，結(jié)合句意此空填invitation。故選B。5.It’simportant___theyouth___learnaforeignlanguagenowadays.A.of;to

B.for;that

C.with;to

D.for;to參考答案：D6.Pleasesendmealltheinformation_______youhaveaboutthecandidatefortheposition.A.which

B.that

C.where

D.which參考答案：B考查定語從句。先行詞為information，定語從句中_______youhaveaboutthecandidatefortheposition.謂語動詞have缺少賓語，但是先行詞前有all修飾，故選B。7.Itisadvisedbyhealthexpertsthatwindowsshouldbeopenednowandthenforairto_____,whichmakestheairinyourroomfresher.A.gothrough

B.getthrough

C.circulate

D.spreadaround參考答案：C8.Astudy________intheU.S.A.in1977showedthatthechemicalASAinaspirincouldpreventastroke.A.carryingout

B.carriedout

C.workingout

D.workedout參考答案：B9.

Oursuccesswasduetoyourhardwork.Idon’tthinkwe______________itwithoutyou.

A.canhavemanaged

B.canmanage

C.couldhavemanagedD.couldmanage參考答案：C10.Mrs.Greentookupthestoryatthepoint

thethiefhadjustmadeoffwiththejewels.A.where

B.which

C.as

D.when參考答案：A11.It’sapitythathefailedsomeexamsanddidn’thaveenough____tograduatethisyear.A.creditsB.praisesC.awardsD.rewards參考答案：A12.Atthemeeting,wediscussedthreedifferent_______tothestudyofchemistry.

A.method

B.means

C.ways

D.approaches參考答案：D13.—Itmayraintomorrow.Willthesportsmeetingbeputoff?---No,itwill____whetheritrainsornot.A.beputoff

B.makenodifference

C.putoff

D.makeanydifference參考答案：B14.Whilewatchingtelevision,__________.A.

thedoorbellrang

B.thedoorbellringsC.

theyheardthedoorbellrings

D.theyheardthedoorbellring參考答案：D試題分析：考查句子結(jié)構(gòu)。“while”后接的是現(xiàn)在分詞短語，在句中作狀語，它邏輯上的主語應(yīng)該是人，所以可以先排除A、B兩項；又因為hear后接復(fù)合賓語時，這個復(fù)合賓語應(yīng)包含一個省略to的動詞不定式或現(xiàn)在分詞短語。句意：當(dāng)看電視的時候，他們聽到門鈴響了。故D正確?？键c:考查句子結(jié)構(gòu)15.—DidyouremembertogiveMarythemoneyyouowedher?—Yes.Igaveittoher________Isawher.A．while

B．theinstant

C．suddenly

D．once參考答案：B16.Honestyisakindofqualityandthat’s

ittakestocommunicatewithotherssuccessfully.A.why

B.what

C.how

D.which參考答案：B二、完型填空17.閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從各小題所給的四個選項（A、B、C、D）中，選出最佳選項。Outsideabigcity,therewasaprison.Everyday,prisonerswereaskedtoworkhard.Aprisonerpickedupa100-dollarbill

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hewasbuildingaroadoutsidetheprison.He

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itinatonce.

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,thepersoninchargeoftheprisondidn’tbelievethathewasa(n)

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man.Hesaidtotheprisoner,“Stop

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!Thisisyourownmoney.Youaretryingtobribe(賄賂)me.Whatyouwanttogetisa

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sentence(刑期).Peopleofyoursortarenothonest.”Theprisonerfelt

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hurt.Hebelievedthatnooneintheworldwould

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himanymore.Sohe

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fromprisonthatnight.

Duringhisescapefromtheprison,he

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alotofmoney.Afterhegotenoughmoney,hetookatraintogototheborder.Thecarriageswereso

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thathehadtostandclosetoa

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.Atthismoment,aquitebeautifulgirlwalkedintothewashroom,andfoundthatthelatch(門插銷)wasbrokenwhensheclosedthedoor.Shesteppedoutandsaidtohim,“Sir,couldyou

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thedoorforme?”

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forasecond,he

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thepureeyesofthegirlandnoddedhishead.Thegirlwentintothewashroom,andheguardedthedoortightlylikea

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guard.

Atthatmoment,hesuddenlychangedhis

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.Atthenextstophegotoffthetrain,andgavehimselfuptothepoliceatthetrainstation.

Trustisthemost

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thinginthisworld.Itcannotbe

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withmoney,orgainedbyforce.Itcomesdeepfromone’ssoul.Itcanmakeone’s

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fullofhopeandconfidence.36.A.while

B.before

C.once

D.since37.A.returned

B.handed

C.handled

D.informed38.A.Instead

B.So

C.Besides

D.However39.A.honest

B.patient

C.polite

D.perfect

40.A.working

B.guiding

C.lying

D.building41.A.increased

B.reduced

C.raised

D.slowed

42.A.badly

B.hardly

C.similarly

D.formally

43.A.care

B.like

C.praise

D.trust

44.A.ran

B.poured

C.escaped

D.rejected

45.A.raised

B.stole

C.poured

D.won

46.A.comfortable

B.crowded

C.noisy

D.dirty

47.A.washroom

B.diningroom

C.kitchen

D.carriage

48.A.protect

B.suspect

C.watch

D.close

49.A.Amused

B.Excited

C.Disappointed

D.Surprised

50.A.tookup

B.letout

C.lookedinto

D.leftout

51.A.brave

B.nervous

C.loyal（忠誠的）

D.friendly

52.A.mind

B.method

C.way

D.brain

53.A.possible

B.reasonable

C.expensive

D.valuable54.A.received

B.bought

C.treated

D.completed55.A.dream

B.head

C.heart

D.view參考答案：36-40ABDAC

41-45BADCB

46-50BACDC

51-55CADBC三、閱讀理解18.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。AnewCanadaPrizefortheArtsandCreativitycouldbeinplaceby2010,withlargecashprizesforemerging(新興的)artistsindance,music,theatreandvisualarts.TheprizeistheideaofTonyGaglianoandDavidPecaut,foundersoftheLuminatofestival，whowereabletoconvincethefederalgovernmenttobackit.Thefederalbudgethasallocated$25milliontosupporttheawardsopentoemergingartists.Theaimistocreateaprizethathastheprestige(聲望)ofaNobelPrize.

“Whenyouthinkaboutthemajorprizesoftheworld----theNobelPrizeinSweden，theKyotoprizesinJapanortheBookerPrizeintheU.K.---theybringgreathonorandopportunitytothecountriesthatawardthem,”Pecautsaid．“Theideahereisthateveryyear，theCanadaprizeswillbeawardedtotheverybestpromisingemergingartistsaroundtheworldinthosefourfields.”

Ajury(評委會)ofinternationalexpertswouldjudgethe12finalists，whowouldcometoCanadaandperformorshowtheirworkinpublictowintheCanadaprizes．Theperformanceswouldbetelevised,allowingCanadiansacrossthecountrytoseeit．ThefederalgovernmentlikedtheideaofsuchaninternationalprizethatwouldadvanceCanada’sbrand，drawtouristsandartsprofessionalsfromaroundtheworld．FortheCanadianartscommunity,oneofthegreatestchallengesisconnectingtothatinternationalartsworldtocomeupwithco-productionsandforeigninvestmentandtouringchances.

Agroupisworkingtowardestablishingtheprizeby2010，withpotentialforsemi-finalroundstotakeplaceaboutthesametimeastheVancouverOlympicGames．“Thirtyorfortyyearsfromnow，thefutureoutstandingdancersandperformerswilllookbackandsay,‘IbrokeoutontheworldsceneinToronto—that’swhereIwasdiscovered.’”56.WhydidDavidPecauthavetheideaoffoundinganewGanadaPrize?A.ToenlargethecontentoftheLuminatofestival．B.ToadvanceCanada’shonorandopportunities．C.Toconsiderhisownbenefitsfromtheprize．D.TomakemoreCanadiansgetworldprizes．57.ThenewCanadaPrizewill____.A.haveatleasttwelvewinnersB.bedividedintofourdetailedpartsC.beheldeveryfouryearsinCanada

D.offereverywinnerabout$25million58.ThoseparticipatinginthefinalroundofthenewCanadaPrize____.

A.needn’texperiencesemi—finalroundsB.mustacceptthejudgefromCanadianexpertsC.needtohavetheirperformancesmadeintofilmsD.willhavetheirperformancesbroadcastontheTV59.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A.theCapitaloftheWorldinArts

B.TheNobelPrizeinArtsC.ACanadaPrizeforArtsD.TheEmergingArtists參考答案：BBDC19.

Today's20-somethingsareoftencalled“millennials."Theygrewuparoundthetimeofthe

millennium(千年)intheyear

2000

Aretheseadults?Thelawsaysyes.

Butsocietieshavetheirexpectationsforwhatbeinganadultmeans.

Somesaytoday's20-sometbingsarehavinga“delayedadulthood."Theterm"boomerangkids"meansyoungpeopleleavetheirparents'housebut,likeaboomerangthrownthroughtheair,laterreturn.

ResearchpsychologistJeffreyArnettsaysthesetermssuggestmanyAmericansarefrustratedwith20-somethings.HesaysAmericansshouldconsiderthepositiveaspects.Theyusuallyhavevariousschoolandworkexperiencesortheymight.trylivingindifferentcitiesorcountries.CheryssaJensen

CheryssaJensenmightagree.Shesayssheexpectedtogetmarriedrightaftercollegeandtofindajobnearherparents.

Instead,shetraveledthewesternpartoftheU.S.,wenttoadozendifferentcitiesthere.

HerjobalsotookhertoTaiwan,SwedenandDenmark.Afterayearoftraveling,shewasnotsurewhattodo.

“Somewordswerenaggingatme,saying,'Whatelse,whatelsecanyoudo,whatelsecanyoudowhileyoureyoung?"JuliaShaw

JuliaShawis28,justayearolderthanCheryssa,butverydifferentinthewayshehaslivedherlifesofar.

Aftercollege,Juliabeganhercareerasawriter.SheandherhusbandhavestayedinWashington,andhavelivedthereforthelasttwoyears.

Juliasaysmanypeoplearesurprisedthatsheismarriedandsettledinoneplace.Butshebelievessheismorefreethanmanyotherpeopleofhergenerationandshesaysmarriagehasmadeherlifemorestable.

Thoughtheirstoriesaredifferent,JuliaandCheryssastillhavesomethingsincommon.

Bothsaytheirfamiliesareproudofthem

Bothsaytheydonotfeelpressuredbysocietytofollowaparticularpath.Andbothsaytheyarehappywiththeirdecisions.

JuliaShawandCheryssaJensenhavesomethingelseincommon.

Theyhavenotm