山西省晋中市平遥县第二中学2019-2020学年高二英语10月月考试题

山西省晋中市平遥县第二中学2019-2020学年高二英语10月月考试题第一部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分60分）第一节（共15小题；每小题3分，满分45分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。A211TeenAmbassadorProgramDirector:PhondaThroopAddress:Lantana,FL33465Tel:[phone]Email:[e-mail]rvolunteerstoactascommunityeducatorsandinformtheirpeersofregardingservicesandprogramsthatareavailabletothemwhentheydonotknowwhomtoturntoforhelp.Volunteersdistributematerials,speakwithpeers,andparticipateinpanels(座谈小组)addressingteenissues.Volunteersarerequiredtoattendafour-hourtraining.Theprogramisalsolookingforoperatorstoanswercallsfromindividuals.A50-hourtrainingcourseisrequired.BigBrothers&BigSistersDirector:JenniferPrzysindaAddress:2112CongressAvenueTel:561-966-4120Email:[e-mail]“Bigbrothers”and“bigsisters”areneededtomentor(指导)at-riskelementarystudents(Grades3,4,&5)inlocalelementaryschools.Volunteerswillhavetoattendatrainingcourse.Aone-hourmeetingperweekisrequired.BocaJetsLacrosseDirector:BrianClintonAddress:500NESpanishRiverBoulevardTel:954-725-1408Email:BocaJetsLacrosseisanon-profitsportsorganizationthatprovidesaleagueforboysandgirlswhoplaylacrosse(长曲棍球)inBocaRaton.Wearea100%volunteerorganizationandhavehadover300childrenparticipateinoneyear.Volunteersareneededfor:Officework—registrationinformation;Websiteimprovements;[e-mail]pitalTeenageVolunteerChairman:JudyRileyAdress:800MeadowsRoadTel:561-995-4559Email:[e-mail]ntsareneededtovolunteerinmanydepartmentsthroughoutthehospital.Dutiesincludetransportingpatients,deliveringflowersandmessagestopatients,deliveringmedicalrecordstotheemergencyroom,andworkingforthenurses’stationandtheinformationdesk.1.Acollegestude[e-mail][e-mail]@[e-mail]of“BigBrothers”&“BigSisters”,you_______.A.don’tneedtoreceivespecialtrainingB.havetoattendaone-hourmeetingeveryweekC.mustbeexperiencedindealingwithtoughchildrenD.havetoattendafour-hourtraining3.Astudentwhoisgoodatwebdesignwillapplyto_______.A.211TeenAmbassadorProgramB.“BigBrothers”and“BigSisters”C.BocaJetsLacrosseD.TeenageVolunteerBArtieShawwasborninNewYorkCityin1910.HisparentswerepoorpersonswhohadcometotheUnitedStatesfromEasternEurope.Attheageoffourteen,hebegantoplaythesaxophone(萨克斯管)andthentheclarinet竖笛).Fromveryyoungage,ArtieShawwantedtoplayhisclarinetbetterthananyoneHewantedhissoundandmusictobeperfect,sohebeganworkingasaprofessionalmusicianwhenhewasfifteen,andhelefthomeandbeganplayinginbandsacrosstheUnitedStates.In1927,youngArtieShawtraveledtoChicago,Illinoistohearthegreattrumpet(小号)player,LouisArmstrong.HeimmediatelyunderstoodthatArmstrong'sgreatjazzsoundwasthebeginningofsomethingnewandexciting.ArtieleftChicagowithagrowinginterestinjazzmusic,Soonafter,hemovedtoNewYorkCity.HegotworkplayingtheclarinetfortheColumbiaBroadcastSystemradionetwork.in1936,hewasgivenchancetofoundhisbandandplayatNewYork'sfamousImperialTheateronBroadway.Hisgroupwasnotthetopbandintheshow.Butthecrowdlovedhismusic.Thisprovedtobeamajorstepinhiscareer.In1938,ArtieShawandhisbandrecordedwhatwouldbeoneoftheirmostpopularsongs.Itsoldmillionsofrecords.Itstillsellsseveralthousandeachyear.Shawwassurprisedthatitbecamesopopular.ThesongisBegintheBeguinewrittenbyColePorter.However,thefamecausedproblemsforShaw.Hecouldnotgoanywherewithoutbeingrecognized.Henolongerhadaprivatelife.OnDec.13th,2004,ArtieShawdiedafteralongsickness.Hewasninety-fouryearsold.HewasthelastgreatmusicianandbandleaderofwhathasbeencalledtheBigBandEra.4．WhenwasArtieShawborn?A．In1936.B．In1927.C．In1938D．In1910.5．HowoldwasArtieShawwhenhefoundedhisownband?A．Twenty-six.B．Twenty-seven.C．Seventeen.D．Twenty-eight.6．Whatcanweinferfromparagraph3?A．ArtieShawknewhisrecordswouldbepopular.B．ArtieShawwantedthefanstorecognizehim.C．ArtieShaw'srecordssoldwell.D．ArtieShawrecordedhisfirstrecordin1938.7．Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．ArtieShaw-aFamousMusicianB．ArtieShawMadeBandFamousC．ArtieShawandHisBandsD．ArtieShawRecordedManySongsCIwasamedicalstudent.Togatherinformationformypaper,IstartedvisitingpatientsatDr.SardjitoHospital.Oneevening,Iwasinaward(病房),desperately“hunting”forthefinalthreepatientsIneededtocompletemystudy.Holdingapatientquestionnaire,Iwalkedtowardsaroom.ApatientcalledMsAwaslyinginbed,clearlystillweak.Therewerenorelativesorfriendswithher.Eventhebedbesideherwasempty.Isatdowninachairnexttoherbed,andinalowvoiceIintroducedmyselfandaskedifIcouldgathersomeinformationfromher.Sheagreed.AfterIfinished,Ipreparedtoleave.BeforeIcouldstandup,MsAsaid,“Ihaven’tseenyouherebefore.Areyounew?”“Notreally,Ma’am.It’sjustthatIdon’tcomehereeveryday,”Ireplied.MsAstartedtalkingaboutherself.Shesharedherdifficultiesandsufferings,talkedaboutherhusband,whowaskilledinacaraccident,andherstrugglestoearnmoney.Withoutrealizingit,IhadbegunholdingMsA’shand.Finally,MsAstoppedtalking,“I’mverysorryforkeepingyouheretolistentomyproblems,butIfeelrelievednow.”Tearsfellfromtheco