2024年5月12日发(作者：茹雪莲)
天津市第三中学2020-2021学年高二英语上学期12月月考试题（答
案不全）
试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和 第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分。共100分，考试时间90分钟。
第I卷 选择题
一、完形填空(本大题共 20 小题，每小题 1.5 分，共 30 分)
Discover Chengdu
I have lost count of how many times I have been to Chengdu, Sichuan. When
I learned that I would be going to the city again since I returned to China,
I did not know which tourist attractions I wanted to visit, 1 I have already
been to most of them. One of my friends 2 the Chengdu Museum, and I decided
to check it out.
The Chengdu Museum is located in the center of the city, and it only took
a 20-minute subway journey to arrive there. The building was covered in glass
and looked 3 from the outside. As the museum ticket was 4 , I only needed
to show my ID card before 5 the museum. It was an early Friday morning, and
it was drizzling a little, 6
The first exhibition (展览) I visited was one about Chinese shadow puppetry
(皮影戏). In a performance, puppeteers used silhouettes (剪影) cast by figures
made from leather (皮革) or paper to 7 a story. I learned about the
complicated (复杂的) 8 as well as the different 9 used to make the 10
. For example, many northern Chinese people use donkey (驴子) skin, 11
character “dan” 17 the pole street vendors (小贩) used to carry the noodles
around. 18 food, I also learned about children’s games and dressing customs.
It was 19 to spend a few hours in the museum escaping the rain outside,
and I am glad I finally had the time to see the exhibitions 20 jumping from
one crowded tourist attraction to another.
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southern Chinese people use cow or sheep skin. It takes a lot of skill for an
artist to create figures out of animal skin, so the artist is 12 with
dozens of carving knives.
The museum dedicated at least two floors of exhibitions to the history of
Chengdu, but its history did not 13 me. Instead, I 14 an exhibition about
the food and traditions in Chengdu. Sichuan noodles with chili sauce (担担面)
are 15 popular in Chengdu, but I never knew about the 16 of its name until I
saw an introduction about these spicy (辛辣的) noodles in the museum. The Chinese
C. extraordinarily D. extremely
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18. B. In addition C. Except
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20. than B. other than
of
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二、阅读理解(本大题共 15 小题，每小题 2分，共 30 分)
A
Outdoor play every day
How do you usually spend your spare time? Many people choose to be couch
she prefers to watch TV. Neither of us would think of going outside for
exercise,” Zhu said.
Other parents are concerned about the safety of outdoor activities. Zhang
Zhijin has a son in high school. “Sometimes, teenagers can do crazy and risky
potatoes(电视迷), but not Luo Han, a 9-year-old from Changsha, Hunan.
Luo Han completes at least two hours of outdoor activities every day and
has raised a wave of (一波) discussion online.
Although he is in primary school, he has already mastered sports like
kayaking (皮划艇) and paddling (划桨).
His aptitude (才能) for outdoor sports is due to his father Luo Ge, who
actively encourages him to enjoy nature, rather than focusing (关注) only
on his learning. After noticing that Luo Han did not go out for enough exercise
after school, his father took him to do outdoor activities every day.
Many applauded them.
“Exercise can ease brain fog (脑疲劳) and improve memory. Many students
feel stressed about school work, so outdoor activities can help us keep our
moods uplifted and improve our learning efficiency (效率),” said Liu Yu,
18, a university freshman.
Wang Tao, a parent of a 16-year-old, showed her support for the father.
“It’s more than a way to relax. It’s a training of willpower,” she said.
Her son He Xin, from Hefei Thomas School, Anhui, is a fan of outdoor sports.
Although facing increasing pressure in his studies, he has joined the
school’s athletic (运动的) programs.
However, some have also expressed their concerns (担忧).
“Two hours isn’t too much for a 9-year-old, but it might be difficult
for high school students to guarantee (确保) this block of time when school
becomes more demanding,” said Huang Xi, 16, from Liyang High School of
Jiangsu province.
Ms Zhu, who has a daughter in middle school, also agreed that two hours
is too much for the majority of parents, especially on weekdays. “When I
am off duty, I need to do housework. After my daughter finishes her homework,
things. We worry about accidents,” Zhang said.
news about Luo Han has caused online discussion?
A. His talent for outdoor sports.
B. The way he gets along with his father.
C. Daily time he spends on outdoor activities.
D. The way he deals with learning and outdoor sports.
did Liu Yu think of students doing outdoor activities?
can help them learn better.
is more helpful to those under stress.
helps them build character.
often leads to poor school performance.
does Ms Zhu’s example tell us?
is too much school work for high school students.
parents can’t afford to spend two hours outdoors on weekdays.
parents are worried about the safety of outdoor activities.
s should care more about their children’s learning.
word can replace “applauded” in the 5
th
paragraph?
d ted d d
ing to the author,which of the following is not among parents’
concerns about outdoor activity?
s ainment
2
B
Military ambition
Air shows were a Toth family tradition: For Mom Kathleen, Dad Pete and
their three boys, watching the military jets soaring and swooping (俯冲) over
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehust inspired awe (惊叹).
At one show, the oldest child Peter, in middle school at the time, saw
a flyer (传单) for Civil Air Patrol (CAP) – the civilian auxiliary (民间
后备队) of the US Air Force. The group accepts members 12 and up, and Peter
was intrigued (好奇的).
“I knew that serving my country was something I always wanted to do in
some capacity,” Peter Toth said.
The Toths supported Peter’s Civil Air Patrol activity, driving him 45
minutes each way from their home several times a week for everything from
volunteer meetings to search and rescue missions, encampments and physical
fitness drills (操练). They watched as he became a leader in high school –
excelling in the classroom, joining the National Honor Society and starting
a cyber patriot club.
Major Bill Petzinger, commander of the CAP’s McGuire Composite Squadron
(混合中队), said that when Peter was cadet (学员) commander, the squadron
thrived (蓬勃发展), and membership doubled.
That air show, and Civil Air Patrol, started the Barnegat High School
senior on a path to a remarkable feat (成就). Peter decided to shoot for the
three military academies. Applying to one academy is a grueling process that
requires numerous paperwork, physical fitness tests, multiple interviews and
a Congressional recommendation. Attempting to get into three felt like a
full-time job.
Eventually, he was offered admission to three US military academies: the
US Military Academy at West Point, New York, the US Naval Academy in Maryland
and the US Air Force Academy in Colorado. Their acceptance rates, respectively,
are just 9.6 percent, 8.4 percent and 11.9 percent.
Peter chose West Point. It has a well-established cybersecurity (网络
安全) program, Peter’s intended focus.
Peter is the first Barnegat student to gain admittance to a military
academy, high school principal Stephen Nichol said.
“He’s always got a smile on his face, no matter what kind of day it
is and what else is going on,” Nichol added.
did Peter take an interest in the flyer?
informed him of the development of CAP.
was about a military academy he wanted to go to.
was about stories behind the air shows.
introduced an interesting CAP program.
is the main idea of paragraph 4?
A. The achievements Peter made at CAP.
B. The various drills Peter did at CAP.
C. The support Peter got from his family.
reasons why Peter started a cyber patriot club.
28. What does the underlined word in paragraph 6 probably mean?
A. Important. B. Official. C. Exciting. D. Challenging.
can we know about Peter’s applying for military academies?
A. He’s the first CAP member admitted by a military academy.
B. He only got accepted into one academy.
C. He chose the academy that offered his favorite program.
D. He chose the academy with the lowest acceptance rate.
kind of boy is Peter?
stic and ambitious us and independent
rn and determined urous and creative
C
Rejecting idea of
3
2024年5月12日发(作者：茹雪莲)
天津市第三中学2020-2021学年高二英语上学期12月月考试题（答
案不全）
试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和 第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分。共100分，考试时间90分钟。
第I卷 选择题
一、完形填空(本大题共 20 小题，每小题 1.5 分，共 30 分)
Discover Chengdu
I have lost count of how many times I have been to Chengdu, Sichuan. When
I learned that I would be going to the city again since I returned to China,
I did not know which tourist attractions I wanted to visit, 1 I have already
been to most of them. One of my friends 2 the Chengdu Museum, and I decided
to check it out.
The Chengdu Museum is located in the center of the city, and it only took
a 20-minute subway journey to arrive there. The building was covered in glass
and looked 3 from the outside. As the museum ticket was 4 , I only needed
to show my ID card before 5 the museum. It was an early Friday morning, and
it was drizzling a little, 6
The first exhibition (展览) I visited was one about Chinese shadow puppetry
(皮影戏). In a performance, puppeteers used silhouettes (剪影) cast by figures
made from leather (皮革) or paper to 7 a story. I learned about the
complicated (复杂的) 8 as well as the different 9 used to make the 10
. For example, many northern Chinese people use donkey (驴子) skin, 11
character “dan” 17 the pole street vendors (小贩) used to carry the noodles
around. 18 food, I also learned about children’s games and dressing customs.
It was 19 to spend a few hours in the museum escaping the rain outside,
and I am glad I finally had the time to see the exhibitions 20 jumping from
one crowded tourist attraction to another.
1.
d
C. modern
ended ed
2. ised
3.
4. of charge of date to date charge
5. g ng
6.
t
ching
ce
al
s
s
ed
ret
ng
ise
uct
t
s
hed
D. interact
d to
8. s e
9. s als
there were not many people around.
10. s s
11.
12. d
13. upt st
14. ed to B. occurred to
to
15. A. expectedly y
16. ce
17. to
southern Chinese people use cow or sheep skin. It takes a lot of skill for an
artist to create figures out of animal skin, so the artist is 12 with
dozens of carving knives.
The museum dedicated at least two floors of exhibitions to the history of
Chengdu, but its history did not 13 me. Instead, I 14 an exhibition about
the food and traditions in Chengdu. Sichuan noodles with chili sauce (担担面)
are 15 popular in Chengdu, but I never knew about the 16 of its name until I
saw an introduction about these spicy (辛辣的) noodles in the museum. The Chinese
C. extraordinarily D. extremely
zation
s to
to d to
D. Besides
d
less of spite
18. B. In addition C. Except
19. icant ary
20. than B. other than
of
1
二、阅读理解(本大题共 15 小题，每小题 2分，共 30 分)
A
Outdoor play every day
How do you usually spend your spare time? Many people choose to be couch
she prefers to watch TV. Neither of us would think of going outside for
exercise,” Zhu said.
Other parents are concerned about the safety of outdoor activities. Zhang
Zhijin has a son in high school. “Sometimes, teenagers can do crazy and risky
potatoes(电视迷), but not Luo Han, a 9-year-old from Changsha, Hunan.
Luo Han completes at least two hours of outdoor activities every day and
has raised a wave of (一波) discussion online.
Although he is in primary school, he has already mastered sports like
kayaking (皮划艇) and paddling (划桨).
His aptitude (才能) for outdoor sports is due to his father Luo Ge, who
actively encourages him to enjoy nature, rather than focusing (关注) only
on his learning. After noticing that Luo Han did not go out for enough exercise
after school, his father took him to do outdoor activities every day.
Many applauded them.
“Exercise can ease brain fog (脑疲劳) and improve memory. Many students
feel stressed about school work, so outdoor activities can help us keep our
moods uplifted and improve our learning efficiency (效率),” said Liu Yu,
18, a university freshman.
Wang Tao, a parent of a 16-year-old, showed her support for the father.
“It’s more than a way to relax. It’s a training of willpower,” she said.
Her son He Xin, from Hefei Thomas School, Anhui, is a fan of outdoor sports.
Although facing increasing pressure in his studies, he has joined the
school’s athletic (运动的) programs.
However, some have also expressed their concerns (担忧).
“Two hours isn’t too much for a 9-year-old, but it might be difficult
for high school students to guarantee (确保) this block of time when school
becomes more demanding,” said Huang Xi, 16, from Liyang High School of
Jiangsu province.
Ms Zhu, who has a daughter in middle school, also agreed that two hours
is too much for the majority of parents, especially on weekdays. “When I
am off duty, I need to do housework. After my daughter finishes her homework,
things. We worry about accidents,” Zhang said.
news about Luo Han has caused online discussion?
A. His talent for outdoor sports.
B. The way he gets along with his father.
C. Daily time he spends on outdoor activities.
D. The way he deals with learning and outdoor sports.
did Liu Yu think of students doing outdoor activities?
can help them learn better.
is more helpful to those under stress.
helps them build character.
often leads to poor school performance.
does Ms Zhu’s example tell us?
is too much school work for high school students.
parents can’t afford to spend two hours outdoors on weekdays.
parents are worried about the safety of outdoor activities.
s should care more about their children’s learning.
word can replace “applauded” in the 5
th
paragraph?
d ted d d
ing to the author,which of the following is not among parents’
concerns about outdoor activity?
s ainment
2
B
Military ambition
Air shows were a Toth family tradition: For Mom Kathleen, Dad Pete and
their three boys, watching the military jets soaring and swooping (俯冲) over
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehust inspired awe (惊叹).
At one show, the oldest child Peter, in middle school at the time, saw
a flyer (传单) for Civil Air Patrol (CAP) – the civilian auxiliary (民间
后备队) of the US Air Force. The group accepts members 12 and up, and Peter
was intrigued (好奇的).
“I knew that serving my country was something I always wanted to do in
some capacity,” Peter Toth said.
The Toths supported Peter’s Civil Air Patrol activity, driving him 45
minutes each way from their home several times a week for everything from
volunteer meetings to search and rescue missions, encampments and physical
fitness drills (操练). They watched as he became a leader in high school –
excelling in the classroom, joining the National Honor Society and starting
a cyber patriot club.
Major Bill Petzinger, commander of the CAP’s McGuire Composite Squadron
(混合中队), said that when Peter was cadet (学员) commander, the squadron
thrived (蓬勃发展), and membership doubled.
That air show, and Civil Air Patrol, started the Barnegat High School
senior on a path to a remarkable feat (成就). Peter decided to shoot for the
three military academies. Applying to one academy is a grueling process that
requires numerous paperwork, physical fitness tests, multiple interviews and
a Congressional recommendation. Attempting to get into three felt like a
full-time job.
Eventually, he was offered admission to three US military academies: the
US Military Academy at West Point, New York, the US Naval Academy in Maryland
and the US Air Force Academy in Colorado. Their acceptance rates, respectively,
are just 9.6 percent, 8.4 percent and 11.9 percent.
Peter chose West Point. It has a well-established cybersecurity (网络
安全) program, Peter’s intended focus.
Peter is the first Barnegat student to gain admittance to a military
academy, high school principal Stephen Nichol said.
“He’s always got a smile on his face, no matter what kind of day it
is and what else is going on,” Nichol added.
did Peter take an interest in the flyer?
informed him of the development of CAP.
was about a military academy he wanted to go to.
was about stories behind the air shows.
introduced an interesting CAP program.
is the main idea of paragraph 4?
A. The achievements Peter made at CAP.
B. The various drills Peter did at CAP.
C. The support Peter got from his family.
reasons why Peter started a cyber patriot club.
28. What does the underlined word in paragraph 6 probably mean?
A. Important. B. Official. C. Exciting. D. Challenging.
can we know about Peter’s applying for military academies?
A. He’s the first CAP member admitted by a military academy.
B. He only got accepted into one academy.
C. He chose the academy that offered his favorite program.
D. He chose the academy with the lowest acceptance rate.
kind of boy is Peter?
stic and ambitious us and independent
rn and determined urous and creative
C
Rejecting idea of
3