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1、吉林省长春市第一五一中学2020-2021学年高二上学期第一次月考英语试题（普通班）说明：本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第n卷（非选择题）满分150分，考试时间120钟。第I卷第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题分，满分分）听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。每段对话仅读一遍。l.What is the weather like now?B.Sunny.C. At theC.A dress.C.TheC. Book a table.A. Rainy .C.Windy.2 .Where are the speakers probably?B. In the car.B.A handb
2、ag.B. The story.A. At home airport.3 . What are the speakers talking about?A.A phone .4 . What did the man like about the film?A.The acting.scenes.5 . What does the woman plan to do first tomorrow ?A . Go to the theatre .B. Do some shopping.第二节（共15小题；每小题分，满分分）请听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6 . What rubbish should
3、go in the yellow dustbin ?A.Plastic bottles.B . Dead leaves .C.Old newspapers.7 . Which dustbin should the woman put meat in ?A. The blue one.B . The green one .C . The grey one .请听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8 .How will the woman go to the centre of London?A.By bus.B.By car.C.Bytrain.9 .What is the probable rela
4、tionship between the speakers?A.Couple.B . Strangers.请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10 .What does the man plan to do tonight?A.Watch a film.B. Study for the exams. C.Sell some books online.11 . Why will the woman go to Rome?A . To have a holiday .B . To meet a designer .C . To visit her brother .12 .When will th
5、e womans flight arrive in London?A. At 11 pm on Saturday.B. At 1 am on Sunday.C. At 11 pm on Sunday.请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13 . Where were the Brothers Grimm born?C.In KasselC.In 1803.B.In Steinau.14 .Why did Dorothea Grimm leave her house?A . Because she returned to her hometown .B.Because the governmen
6、t asked her to leave.C.Because her sister invited her to live with her.15 . When did Wilhelm go to the University of MarburgB.In 1802.16 . Who will the man probably talk about next?A.AC.Actor.B . A professor .C.A publisher.请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17 .What was the height that the rules asked for?A.l 00km.
7、B.ll 5kmC.l 30km.18 . What was the purpose of the Ansari X-Prize?A. To develop a new market.B . To look for creative people .C . To attract business partners .19 . What did Paul Allen do?C.HeHe flew the rocket.B . He created the prize . C.He paid for the rocket.20 .How did Richard feel about his spa
8、ce program?A.Hopeful.B.Worried.B.Worried.C . Cautious .第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节 （共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）APlaces to hireAmazon CafeLocated in the town centre, this restaurant is an exciting place to celebrate a birthday or other special events. The restaurant is decorated to look and sound like a rainforest
9、（热带雨林）.Busy and fun, it is popular with young people who like Brazilian food and listening to loud music.Narborough ManorIn the historic town centre, this beautiful hotel is the perfect setting for a wedding or birthday party. We can organise entertainment such as magic shows or live music. Lovely p
10、aintings make the perfect background for photos. Our dining room seats up to 80 peopleHillcourt HouseThis family-run hotel is famous for its beautiful gardens. It can host private or small business events. The dining room holds 150 people and meeting rooms hold 10-20. The hotel is in the countryside
11、 but close to two motorways and has plenty of parking spaces.The Darlington CentreThis modern building, located in the countryside, is perfect for all busines events. We have rooms of different sizes-the Haversham is the largest with space for 300 people. Included in the price are meals, overnight a
12、ccommodation（住宿）and tea/coffee.Sunbury ParkThis country house has space for 200 people at events such as weddings and formal dinners. In our beautiful park, we offer a lot of exciting sports and team-building games. We have a large car park.HudsonsThis beautiful building dates from 1750 and is the l
13、ast of its kind in this central location-all around it are shops and businesses. During the day it serves light lunches but in the evening it turns into an old-fashioned, formal restaurant which can be hired（租用） for parties of up to 200 people.21 .What do we know about Amazon Cafe?A . It is a nature
14、-style restaurant.B. It is suitable for quiet people.C. It is specially for weddingsIt is a family-run cafe.22. What is special about Narborough Manor?A. It is old-fashioned .B.It offers magic shows.C.It is in the countryside.D. It has a large car park.23. Which place should you choose if you want t
15、o invite 280 guests to your event?A.Hudsons.B.Sunbury Park.C.Hillcourt House.D.The Darlington Centre.BAt 8 years old, Danay Ferguson is the youngest business owner in Fresno,California,where the literacy（识字）rate is shockingly low when compared to the rest of the United States.nI wanted to share my e
16、nthusiasm for reading with other kids, so I asked my daddy if I could open up my business/ Danay says, adding that her father,Dwayne Ferguson, asked her to prove she was serious about taking on such a major project.nHe said I had to invite all of his friends on Facebook to the fan page he made for m
17、e, she says. nIt took me two days to invite my dads 4,000 friends to 1 like* my page, one by one.Heart.Danaylp of her family and team of over 40 volunteers （mostly consisting of kids）, Danay strengthened her literacy support in 2014 with her very own non-profit（非营禾t的）organization named Reading Heart
18、.Danay has worked hard to raise awareness（认识）of her organizations task by giving talks at schools, meeting with city officials and hosting board meetings.Her main line isHow about you get a book and read it and then share the book with somebody else, and do it again?! instead of, I give you a book a
19、nd keep itjsays Dwayne/Shes starting a movement on I will give everybody books, but you have to read and share them.1 And she*s trying to do this worldwide/1And Danay also hopes to break the Guinness World Record for most books collected in a 24-hour period. Danay has a goal of beating the existing
20、record （set at 274,325） with 500,000 donated books, which she is now making possible with a speaking tour that covers 130 schools encouraging kids to read. So far,Reading Heart has collected 90,000 books and given out over 20,000 books,having gifted used and new books to kids in schools, hospitals a
21、nd in poor areas.It is the most amazing thing to be a part of , Dwayne tells us . My wife and I have to remember that we are her parents because we have great respect for her.24. Why did Danay invite her fathers friends to like her page?A. To advertise her business.B. To help with her fathers projec
22、t.C. To share her love for reading.D. To show her determination to her father.25.What can we learn about Reading Heart?1. It aims to encourage reading.8. It asks kids to take care of books.9. It has set several world records.10. It tries to improve kids* reading skills.26. What is Dwaynes attitude t
23、oward Danay?A. He doubts her.B.He worries about her.C. He is quite proud of herD.He is thankful for her work.27. Which of the following can best describe Danay?A. Careful and humorous.B.Friendly and traditional.C.Smart and self-centered.D.Strong-minded and tireless.cExperts are warning about the dan
24、gers of “fussy eatingn after a 17-year-old living on a diet of chips suffered sight loss. Since leaving primary school, the teen had been eating only chips and white bread , as well as occasional meat.The teenager, who cannot be named, saw a doctor at the age of 14 because he had been feeling tired
25、and unwell. At that time he was diagnosed（诊断） with vitamin B12 deficiency（缺乏）and took supplements,but he did not stick with the treatment or improve his poor diet.Three years later, he was taken to the Bristol Eye Hospital because of progressive sight loss. Dr Denize A tan, who treated him at the ho
26、spital, said, nHe used to live on crisps, and not really any fruit or vegetables.nDr Atan and her workmates rechecked the young man*s vitamin levels and found he was low in B12 as well as some other important vitamins. He was not overweight or underweight,but was badly malnourished（营养不良的）.In terms o
27、f his sight loss, he met the standard for being considered blind. nHe had blind spots right in the middle of his vision, said Dr Atan. nThat means he cant drive and would find it really difficult to read or watch TV.”Nutritional optic neuropathy（视神经病变）-the condition the young man has - is treatable
28、if diagnosed early. Left too long, however, the damage becomes permanent（永久的）.Dr Atan said cases like this are thankfully uncommon, but that parents should be aware of the possible harm that can be caused by picky eating, and ask for help from experts. And they may offer some practical advice.28. Wh
29、at does the underlined wordnfussyHin Paragraph 1 mean?A.Strict.B.Different.C.Picky. D.Common.29. What can we learn about this teenager when he was 14?A. He took his illness lightly.B . He was sporty and energetic .C . He gave up the unhealthy diet.D. He refused to have a health check.30. What did Dr
30、 Atan find after rechecking this teenagers body?A. He would get well soon.B.He went blind after living on chips.C. He had corrected his vitamin B12 deficiency.D. He was underweight because of a lack of nutrients.31. What will the author write in the following paragraphs?A. The teen*s life after bein
31、g treated.B. The shocking findings about eyesight.C. Some tips from experts on healthy eating.D. Other cases of blindness caused by unhealthy habits.Daccounting.Inearly.HisThe New York Times. He started in the delivery department（部门）and worked his way up into accounting.In the end,he was required to
32、 apply for his own accounting job and forced to retire（退休）early.His experience, working for one company his entire life, is very rare these days. I believe in the future, even working for just one company at any given time will be rare.already.Theretructure of the employee-company relationship is 1
33、-to-1. You work for one company and that company pays you. In the future the way we work and relationship structures will change. In fact, I am seeing it happening already.There are many people who are working for many companies. In most cases, the companies are not in competition, so there are no c
34、onflicts. I call this employee sharingornwork sharing0.hours.Foris similar to ntime-sharing. In the same way people time-share vacation locations, companies will soon employee share. This is not temp（临时雇员）work,but companies acquiring（获 得）a share of a person* available（可用的）hours.For instance,if your
35、company needs a marketer,you can buy a share of a marketing professionaFs time during the following week or month. These professionals will provide their expert knowledge and focus in that time paid.The key is to group all of these professionals in one place, a website, where a company can go and lo
36、ok for experts who have time available. You also get experts from around the world, so if you need a salesperson in Milan, you can time-share with that person.Lastly, the key is to make sure there is no conflict of interest. HR（human resources） and legal departments must get experienced in this area
37、. The benefit to the professional is working for many companies, experiences, and keeping their interest continually energized. The benefit for the company is you use and pay for the skills you need, when you need them.32.What do we know about the authors father?A. He is an accountant now.B. He is h
38、ighly valued by his company.C. He worked for one company his whole lifeHe did many part-time jobs to earn his living.33 . What can be learnt about work sharing?A. It is a one-to-many relationship.B. It is far from similar to time-sharing .C. It will cause competition among companies.D. It is a popul
39、ar working style in part-time working fields.34 .How is Paragraph 3 developed?A. By stating a fact.B. By giving an example.C. By making comparisons.D. By explaining cause and effect.35 .What does the last paragraph suggest?A. Work sharing may cause big conflicts.B. Work sharing should be set in one
40、place.C. Work sharing will put an end to the HR department.D. Work sharing is good for both employees and companies .第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。两项为多余选项。Learn how to improve spoken English with our five quick tips .Repeat the language!Repeat words and sentences over and over ag
41、ain until you can say them really fluently . 36 The more you say it , the more it becomes fixed in your brain ,and then later when you*re speaking, it 11 come out naturally.37_First, write out in note form the story you want to tell, and then using those notes, practise telling the story. Now this s
42、tory could be something that happened to you or from a magazine. Just choose whatever you want, and practise telling it.Memorize language!38 You can do this by writing them out , or by speaking them out loud so that youll be speaking normally. And the more you do this, the more theyll stick in your
43、mind.Simultaneous（同步的）speaking!Simultaneous speakingit easy.Andifficult but its quite easy.And its something as easy as, you take an audio file（音频文件）,and you listen along to it, and as you listen to it you read it at the same time. 39 So, youre trying to copy the intonation（语调）,the pronunciation,the
44、 word stress（重音）,and the sentence stress.Practise forming questions!Look at a sentence and see if you can change that into a question. 40 Sojor example,when seeing the sentence, HShefs seen the film/ you need to change it into the question ,” Has she seen the film ? ” And the more you do this ,the m
45、ore fluent and quicker youll get at making questions.A. Listen to English !B. Practise telling stories !C. But you can read your coursebook or a magazine.D. Try and remember as many phrases and expressions as you can.E. Making questions is quite difficult if you haven*t been practising it.F. For exa
46、mple, sayHI went to the shops, I went to the shopsnrepeatedly.G. And as you read it, you try to say it at the same time as the other person speaking.第三部分语言知识运用（共二节，满分45分） 第一节完形填空（共20小题；每小题分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C 和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Seventeen-year-old Nadia Clarke talks about her African e
47、xperience.Last summer I got the chance to spend a month 41in a hospital inAfrica.Ihad oneyearleft at school, and I was 42 in studying medicine at university. I thought it was theperfect chanceto get some 43 and to see if I really wanted to be a （ n ）44 .It was a month that changed my life. I was 45
48、to a world that is very 46 to mine in so many ways. I was 47 at how poor so many of the families over there are and how 48 their lives can be. But I was also amazed at how 49 people go about their everyday lives. The way they 50 together and help each other is a real inspiration, and something I think a lot of us here in the UK have 51 .1 think many of us dont realize how52 we are .Every day, I spent a lot of time 53 floors and changing bed sheets, and I also got to spend s