阿勒泰地區(qū)二中2024-2025高二第一學(xué)期11月月考英語(yǔ)試卷

試卷第=page66頁(yè)，總=sectionpages66頁(yè)阿勒泰地區(qū)二中2024-2025高二第一學(xué)期11月月考英語(yǔ)試卷（考試時(shí)間：120分鐘；滿分150分）單選（共10小題，每小題1分，，滿分10分）1．Itisclearlystatedthattheseregulations______everyoneinthecommunity,withoutexception.A．a(chǎn)ppealtoB．a(chǎn)dapttoC．a(chǎn)pplyto D．a(chǎn)ttachto2．Comeandseemewhenever.A．youareconvenient B．itisconvenientforyouC．youwillbeconvenientD．itwillbeconvenienttoyou3．Whenenteringtheoffice,_____.A．Winifredwasfoundsittingatadesk B．WinifredwasfoundsatatadeskC．wefoundWinifredseatedatadesk D．wefoundWinifredseatingatadesk4.Theywentonahikeandreachedabeautiful______surroundedbymountains.A.valleyB.territoryC.boundaryD.glacier5.

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World

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published

the

report，

said

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Donald

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policies

were

likely

to

make

things

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29.Which

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following

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top

five

happiest

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US,Denmark,Iceland,

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does

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happiness？

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Uncaring．CBodylanguageisafascinatingaspectofhumancommunicationthatoftenspeakslouderthanwords.Itisasilentformofexpressionthatconveysourthoughts,emotions,andintentions.Ihavealwaysbeenamazedbythewayourbodiescancommunicatewithoututteringasingleword.OnevividmemorythatcomestomindisajobinterviewIhadafewyearsago.AsIsatacrossfromtheinterviewer,Icouldfeelmybodytensingup.Icrossedmyarmsandleanedbackinmychair,unconsciouslyactingasadefensivebarrier.Theinterviewerpickeduponmyclosed-offpostureandbecamemorereservedinhisquestioning.Itwasclearthatmybodylanguagewassendingamessageofdiscomfortandlackofconfidence.Reflectingonthatexperience,Irealizedtheimportanceofusingopenandconfidentbodylanguageinprofessionalsettings.Subtle(微妙的)changesinposture,facialexpressions,andgesturescansignificantlyimpacttheimpressionwemakeonothers.Fromthatdayforward,Imadeaconsciousefforttoprojectconfidenceandapproachability(平易近人)throughmybodylanguage.Anotherinstancewherebodylanguageplayedacrucialrolewasduringafamilygathering.Aswesataroundthedinnertable,Inoticedmyyoungersisterslumpingandavoidingeyecontactwithanyone.Herbodylanguageindicatedthatshewasfeelingupsetoranxious.Withoutsayingaword,Ireachedoutandgentlytouchedherhand,offeringasilentgestureofsupport.Shelookedatmewithgratitude,andwesharedamomentoftheunderstandingandconnection.Bodylanguageisimportantnotonlyininterpersonalrelationshipsbutalsoinpublicspeaking.IrememberwatchingaTEDtalkbyarenownedspeakerwhocaptivatedtheaudiencewithhisconfidentstance,expressivegestures,andengagingeyecontact.Hisbodylanguagepromotedtheimpactofhiswords,makingthetalkmorememorableandpowerful.Inconclusion,bodylanguageisapowerfultoolthatcanconveyemotions,attitudes,andintentionswithouttheneedforverbalcommunication.Itisessentialtobeawareofourownbodylanguageanditsimpactonothers.Bymasteringtheartofbodylanguage,wecanpromoteourcommunicationskillsandcreatestrongerconnectionswiththosearoundus.33.Whatistheauthor'smainpurposeinsharingthejobinterviewexperience?A.Toemphasizethesignificanceoffacialexpressionsincommunication.B.Todescribeapersonalexperienceofdiscomfortandlackofconfidence.C.Todemonstratetheimpactofbodylanguageoninterpersonalrelationships.D.Tohighlighttheimportanceofnon-verbalcommunicationinprofessionalsettings.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“captivated”inparagraph5mostlikelymean?A.Criticized.B.Fascinated.C.Distracted.D.Confused.35.Whyisitimportanttobeconsciousofourownbodylanguage?A.Itcanpromoteourpublicspeakingskillsandcaptivatetheaudience.B.Itcanhelpusunderstandandinterpretthebodylanguageofeachother.C.Itcancreatestrongerconnectionsandimproveinterpersonalrelationships.D.Itcanpreventusfrommakinganynon-verbalcommunicationmistakes.36.Whatisthestructureofthepassage?A.B.C.D.DSaturn’sringsarelosingmaterialeveryyear.Incomingmicrometeorites(微隕石)andthesun’sradiationdisturbthesmall,dustypiecesofringmatter,electrifyingthem.Theparticles,suddenlytransformed,becomeadaptedtoSaturn’smagneticfieldlinesandstartspinningalongthoseinvisiblepaths.WhentheparticlesgettooclosetoSaturn’satmosphere,gravitypullsthemin,andtheyvaporize(蒸發(fā))intheplanet’sclouds.Astronomerscallthis"ringrain",andovertimethisandotherphenomenawillweakenthedistinctiverings,untilnothingisleft.“ThisisuslookingatSaturn’sringsattheirpeak,”saidJamesO’Donoghue,aplanetaryscientistfromJapan.Fromourperspective,themagnificentsightseemsimmutable(永恒的),but,onthegrandscaleofthings,itisfleeting.Itmighthelptoknowthattheprocessisgoingtotakeawhile:O’Donoghueandotherscientistsestimatethattheringswilldisappearinabout300millionyears.TheresidentsofEarthstillhaveplentyoftimetoappreciatethebeautyofSaturn’srings.Thesciencecommunityhasn’tcometoaconsensusabouttheoriginstoryofSaturn’srings.But,itisareminderthattheworldsofoursolarsystem,howeverstilltheymightlookfromhere,aredynamicplaces,withdramatichistoriesoftheirown.“Wethinkthattheuniverseoutthere—asopposedtothis,wherewelive,whereeverythingismessyandchangingallthetime—isthiskindofcrystalandnever-changingthing,”saidJeffCuzzi,anexpertonplanetaryrings.Fromafar,Saturn’sringslooksosolid,likeawallyoucouldswingyourlegsover.Buttheyareanythingbut.TheVoyagermissionhadspottedsomeevidenceofringstuffleakingintoSaturn,butwithCassini,astronomerscouldreallyinvestigatethephenomenon,andmaketheirbestestimatesyetforhowlongtheringswouldstickaround.Afewhundredmillionyearsisaverylongtime.AndyetIhaveasuddensharpfeelingofsadnessabouttheideaofSaturnlosingitsrings.SodosomeastronomersI’vespokenwith.I’vecometothinkofthisreactionas“spacefeel”.Ithasnorealbearingonourdailylives,andyettheytugattheheartstringsinacosmicway.“It’svery,verysadthattheringswilldisappearinthefuture,”O(jiān)’Donoghuesaid.But“I’mveryhappythatwe’reluckyenoughtoseeit.”37．Whatdoesthesecondparagraphmainlydiscuss?A．HowSaturn’sringsareformed.B．WhatSaturn’sringslooklike.C．WhySaturn’sringswilldisappear.D．How“ringrain”comesintobeing.38．WhatcanwelearnaboutSaturn’sringsfromthepassage?A．ThesplendorofSaturn’sringswillremainthesame.B．ScientistshaveknownforsureabouttheoriginofSaturn’srings.C．Wecan’tenjoythebeautyofSaturn’sringsunlessweseizethechance.D．WecandrawfromSaturn’sringsthattheplanetsinsolarsystemaredynamic.39．Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastbutoneparagraph?A．Theuniverseoutsidetheearthisneverchanging.B．Astronomersmaycalculatehowlongitwillbebeforetheringsdisappear.C．Theuniverseoutsidetheearthisopposedtowhatwethinkoftheearth.D．Saturn’sringsaresosolidthattheywillnotdisappear.40．HowdoesO’DonoghuefeelabouttheideaofSaturnlosingitsrings?A．sorry B．lucky C．happy D．indifferent第二節(jié)七選五（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿12.5分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)多余選項(xiàng)。Smallspacegardeningisbothefficientandconvenient.Beingabletoproducefoodwithoutalargeareaisatrulyusefulskill.Andamongallthefoods,fewarebetterthanpotatoes._41_Besides,justabouteveryonelikesthem.Seriously,haveyouevermetsomeonewhodoesn’tenjoypotatoesonewayoranother?Now,learnhowtogrowpotatoesinabox._42_Readonandthinkaboutallthegreatfoodyoucouldmakeusingthiseasyguide.Beforegrowingpotatoes,let’sfirstbuilda4by4woodenbox._43_What’sbestaboutthisboxisthatyoucanuseit,againandagain,fordifferentgrowingseasons.Thefirststepiscuttingthe2×2inchesboardintopiecesof33inchesinlength;fourpieceswillbeenough.Then,takethe2×6boardsandcuttheminto12lengthsof21inchesand12lengthsof24inches.Makesomeholesintheseandattachthebottomrowonthe2×2boards.Placethispartoverthesoilandplantpotatoesabout4inchesdeep.Waitaboutfivemonthsforthepotatoestogrowup.__44__Yousee,youdon’tneedahugevegetablegardentogrowpotatoes.__45__Now,startyourcreativehandywork,andyouwillhaveagreenthumb.A．Oncethey’vegrown,digup,eatup,andenjoy!B．Makesureyouusewoodswhicharefoodgrade.C．Theyaretasty,multifunctional(多功能的),andeasytogrow.D．TheDIYsquaregardendesigniseasyandinexpensive.E．Makesureyoudon’tcovermorethanathirdoftheplant.F．Withyourhandsreachintheboxandgrabyourpotatoes.G．Asmallgardendesignusedwiselywillgiveyouallyouneed.四、語(yǔ)法填空（共10小題，每小題1.5分，共15分）FengJicaiusedtowritemanynovelsaboutlifeinChina,but46(amaze),severalyearsago,hesetouttoprotecttheculturalrelicsinTianjin,47helives.Devotedtohishometown,hebelievesthatoldthingsmustbegivenaplacenexttonewthings,orpeoplewillsoonforgettheirgreatpast.Hedoesnotfancy48(get)othersinvolvedinhisprojects.Instead,hetakespainstodowhathecanby49(him).Ifothersfollowhim,somuchthebetter.OneofhisbiggestprojectswastoprotecttheoldeststreetinTianjin,along50someshopsdoingbusinessforsevenhundredyearssurvived．Althoughthelocalgovernment51