2022屆懷遠(yuǎn)縣龍亢中學(xué)高三職第二次月考試卷

2022年高三職業(yè)班英語第二次月考試題第1卷(選擇題，共60分)I．單項(xiàng)選擇（20分）（）I.ZhangMingisChineseteacher.A.theC.anD.some（）2.Theresomemeatonsale,andyouwanttofindit.A.beB.isC.areD.was（）3.Iheardsomebodyatthedoor.A.knocksB.knockedC.knockingD.isknocking（）4.Idon'twashmyshirt.Itisn'tdirty.A.mustB.havetoC.needD.should（）5.Pleaseletmethreemeters.A.haveB.tohaveC.hadD.havehad（）6.Youmustsmoking.A.giveawayB.giveoutC.giveupD.giveover（）7.Itwasbadweatherthatweallstayedathome.A.suchaB.suchC.soD.suchan（）8.Theyoustudy,themarkyou'llget.A.hard;highB.harder;higherC．hardest;highestD.moreharder;morehigher（）9.NeitherTomnorJackEnglish.A.speakingB.spokenC,tospeakD.speaks（）I0.We'veknowneachotherthreemonths.A.sinceB.inC.onD.for（）14.Yougooutside.It'ssnowinghard.A．haven'tbetterB.hadn'tbetterC.wouldn'tbetternotD.hadbetternot（）12.--I'mnotgoingshoppingthisafternoon.--.Iwanttodosomereadingathome.A.SoamIB.NeitheramIC.Idon'teitherD.I'mnot（）13.Theyarehavingthecar.A.washB.washingC.washesD.washed（）14.I'llneverforgetthedayIjoinedtheLeague.A.thatB.whichC.whenD.where()15.Listen!Somebirdssongsinthetree.A.issingingB.aresingingC.singingD.sing()16.HehasbeenstudyingEnglishlastyear.A.sinceB,forC.atD.in()17.There__aclassmeetingthisafternoon.A.isgoingtotobeC.isgoingtobeD.willgoingtobe()18.Onlythosebanksareusedtowithforeigners,A.dealB.dealsC.dealingD.todeal（）19.MaryWalkerisaAmericangirl.A.16yearsoldB.l6yearoldC.16-year-oldD.16-years-old()20.Iamthepersonsheislookingfor.A.whenB.whereC.whomD,whose()21.Billhisparentsareathome.A.Or…orB.Either…orC.Neither…orD.Neither…nor()22.You’llsurelymakeprogressyouworkwithastrongwill.A.unlessB.untilC.aslongasD.aswellas()23.Itiswhosavedthedrowningboy.A.manB.thatC.heD.her()24.Susanherkeysintheofficesoshehadtowaituntilherhusbandcamehome.A.hasleftB.wasleftC.hadleftD.leaves()25.ItshockedmetoseemyneighborstreatedtheirchildrenA.whenB.howC.thatD.whyII.完形填空AOnhiswaybackhome,ZhangNingwasknocked26byatruck.Thedriverofthe27haddrunkalot.Thatwas28theaccidenthappened.ThedriverandZhangNing'swrecked(弄破的)bikewere29tothepolicestation.Hehimself30homeslowly.31thetimehegothome,hewasverytired.Itwastimehisparentswereathome,buttohis32,therewasnobodythere.Whenhewantedto33thedoor,hefoundhehad34hiskeyandhecouldn'tgetin.35hebegantocry.()26.A.intoB.downC.atD.on()27.A.truckB.busC.carD.bike()28.A.howB.whyC.whenD.that()29.A.carriedB.givenC.turnedinD.taken()30.A.gotB.wentC.walkedD.ran()31.A.InB.AtC.ByD.For()32.A.surprisedB.surprisingC.surprisementD.surprise()33.A.knockatB.openC.enterD.close()34.A.missedB.forgotC.lostD.left()35.A.YetB.ButC.AndD.SoBAnewtermhasbegun.Teachersare36aboutthefactthatnewstudentsarenoteasytohandle.TheyliketobringcellphonesandMP3playerstoschool.Whatis37，somestudentsevenusecellphonestodowithout-of-classmattersinclass，orsometimesjustforfun.SomeotherstudentslistentoMP3playerswhentheyarehavingalessonthattheyarenotinterestedin.Arethesenewstudentsreallythat38?'Yes，'saysDelaneyKirk，aprofessoratDrakeUniversity.39sheaddsit'snottheirfault.Instead，thethingsthattheybringintoschool---cellphones，MP3playersandsoon---andtheteachersaretoblame.Kirkfirstbeganthinkingaboutstudents'mannerssixyearsago.‘Ihadmyfirstclassinwhichstudentsweresleepingortalkingtoeachother.Itseemedthatlearningwell40nothingtodowiththem，'shesays.'Atfirst，Igotworriedaboutthis，butthenIsaidtomyself，"You'reteaching41，andyouneedtomanagethis…Thesestudentsneedtoknowmoreaboutmanners.It'stimetohelpthemdevelopsomegood42.Theyshouldn'twastetimedoingnothingwhentheyareyoung.Soonerorlater，theymightregretthetimetheyhavewasted."'Kirkalso43alistofsuggestionstohelpteachersbettermanagetheirclasses.The●Tellstudentshowtheywillbenefitbytakingtheclass.Onthefirstdayofclass，emphasizeitsimportance44givingsomehomeworkthatstudentsmustturninnexttime.●DonotallowthemtobringcellphonesandMP3playerstotheclassatall.■Decide45formalandinformaltheclasswillbe.36.A.excitedB.worriedC.surprisedD.interested37.A.badB.worseC.goodD.better38.A.rudeB.politeC.friendlyD.curious39.A.ButB.HoweverC.AndD.Therefore40.A.learnedB.didC.hadD.shared41.A.managementB.EnglishC.ChineseD.lessons42.A.ideasB.speechesC.habitsD.classes43.A.makesB.bringsC.getsD.takes44.A.OfB.onC.atD.by45.A.whatB.howC.whichD.WhyIII.閱讀理解AMr.DaytaughtEnglishinLondon.HeusuallywenttoFranceorGermanyforafewweeksduringhissummerholidaysandhespokeFrenchandGermanquitewell.ButoneyearMr.Daysaidtooneofhisfriends,"I'mgoingtohaveaholidayinAthens(雅典),soI'llgotoeveningclassesandhaveGreek(希臘語)lessonsbeforeIgo.“Hestudiedveryhardforamonth,andthenhisholidaysbeganandbewenttoGreece(希臘).Whenhecamebackafewweekslater,hisfriendaskedhim,"DidyouhaveanytroublewithyourGreekwhenyouwereinAthens,Dick?""No,Ididn'thaveanytroublewithit,"answeredMr.Day,"buttheGreek(希臘人)did."()46.DuringhisholidayMr.Dayusuallyspentsometime.A.inEnglishB.inGreeceC.eitherinFranceorinGermanyD.bothinGermafiyandFrance()47.Mr.DayhadGreeklessonsbecauseA.helikedeveningclassesB.hewantedtovisitGreeceC.hewasgoodatforeignlanguD.hewantedtoteachGreek()48.Mr.DaystayedinGreeceforA.afewweeksB.afewmonthsC.afewdaysD.onlyamonth()GreekshadtroublewithA.Mr.Day'sfriendB.Mr.Day'sholidaysC.Mr.Day'sGreekD.Mr.Day()50.Mr.Day'sGreekhelpedhimwhilehewasinGreece.A.muchB.littleC.alotD.alittleBOnedayTomwentoutandleftthekeyathome.Whenhecameback,hecouldn’tgetinbecausehisparentswereawayfromhome.Hehadtobreaktheglassofthewindowtoreachthehandle(把手).Hewasclimbinginwhenasuddenvoicesaid,“Whatdoyouthinkyouaredoing?"Hisneighbourheardthegreatnoiseofbreakingglassandphonedthepolice.IttookhimquitealongtimeforTomtoexplainthathewasn'tathief.()51.Tomcouldn'tcomeintohisroombecauseA.hehadlosthiskeyonhiswayhomeB.hisfatherandmotherwerenotathomeC.hedidn'ttakethekeywithhimD.bothBandC()52.Inordertocomeintohishouse,TomA.askedhisneighbourforhelpB.hadnochoicebuttowaitforhisparentsC.broketheglass,openedthewindowandclimbedinD.askedhisneighbourtosendforthepoliceman()53.Accordingtothestory,whichofthestatementisright?A.Theneighbourhadphonedthepoliceman.B.Thepolicemanhadhappenedtopassbythehouse.C.Tomaskedhisneighbourtosendforthepoliceman.D.Thepolicemanhimselfheardthegreatnoise.()54.ItwasforTom:oexplainthefacttothepoliceman.A.easyB.noteasyC.notnecessaryD.fool()55.WhatdidthepolicemantakeTomas?A.Herfriend.B.Thespy.C.Theowner.D.AthiefCSixpeopleweretravelinginacompartmentinatrain.Fiveofthemwerequietandwellbehaved,butthesixthwasarudeyoungmanwhowascausingalotoftroubletotheotherpassengers.Atlastthisyoungmangotoutatastationwithhistwoheavybags.Noneoftheotherpassengershelpedhim,butoneofthemwaiteduntiltherudeyoungmanwasveryfaraway,andthenopenedthewindowandshoutedtohim,”Youleftsomethingbehindinthecompartment!”ThenheclosedthewindowagainTheyoungmanturnedaroundandhurriedbackwithhistwobags.Hewasverytiredwhenhearrived,butheshoutedthroughthewindow,“whatdidIleavebehind?”Asthetrainbegantomoveagain,thepassengerwhohadcalledhimbackopenedthewindowandsaid,"Averybadimpression!"()56.OfthesixpassengersinthecompartmentA.fiveofthemwererudeandbadlybehavedB.oneofthemwasrudeandbadlybehavedC.fivewerealwayscausingtroubleonthetrainD.onlyonewasquietandwellbehaved()57.WhentherudeyoungmangotoffthetrainA.helefthistwoheavybagsbehindB.hewasthrownoutthroughthewindowC.theotherfivepassengersdidn'thelphimD.oneoftheotherpassengersopenedthedoorforhim()58.TheyoungmanhurriedbackbecauseA.hefoundhehadleftsomethingonthetrainB.hefoundhehadlefthisbagsinthetrainC.heheardapassengercallinghimbyhisnameD.heheardapassengershoutingtohimhehadleftsomethingbehind()59.ThepassengerwhohadcalledhimbackwantedA.topunishhimforhisbadbehaviorB.tohaveawordwithhimabouthisbehaviorC.tohelphimwithhisbehaviorD.toreturnhimthethingshehadleftonthetrain()60.ThewriteristryingtotellusinthestorythatA.abadimpressioniseasilyleftonthetrainB.youngpeopleshouldbehavewellonthetrainC.peoplewithbadmannersarenotwelcomedD.don'tleavethingsbehindwhentravelingbytrainDCrimehasitsowncycles,amagazinereportedsomeyearsago.Policerecordsthatwerestudiedforfiveyearsfromover2,400citiesandtownsshowasurprisinglinkbetweenchangesintheseasonsandcrimepatterns.

Thepatternofcrimehasvariedverylittleoveralongperiodofyears.MurderreachesitshighduringJulyandAugust,asdorapeandotherviolentattacks.Murder,moreover,ismorethanseasonal:itisaweekendcrime.Itisalsoanighttimecrime:62percentofmurdersarecommittedbetween6.and6.

Unlikethesummerhighincrimesofbodilyharm,burglaryhasadifferentcycle.Youaremostlikelytoberobbedbetween6.and2.onaSaturdaynightinDecember,January,orFebruary.Whatisthemostnon-criminalmonthofall?May.Moredogbitesarereportedinthismonththaninanyothermonthoftheyear.

mainideaofparagraph1is____.

A.crime