江西省赣州市龙南中学高三英语10月月考试题新人教版【会员独享】.doc

江西省龙南中学2012-2013学年度上学期十月高三英语月考试题满分：150分考试时间：120分钟第一部分（共四大题，总分115分）一、听力（共20题，每题1.5分，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题15分，满分75分）1how much money can the woman lend to the man? a￥20. b￥30 c￥502what does the woman mean? abring michael along to the meeting is a good idea bhaving michael alone at the meeting isnt a bad idea cit would be terrible to bring michael to the meeting3how long does the man want to keep the book? a. no more than 2 weeks. b. only 2 weeks. c. more than 2 weeks.4what does the man mean? ahe drinks tea before lunch bhe prefers coffee to tea che drinks coffee after lunch5who are the two speakers? ateacher and student. bdaughter and her father. cman and his wife.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。6what are the two speakers mainly talking about? a. making money. b. the weather. c. a birthday party.7what is susan going to do first? a. to go to the party. b. to go to a concert. c. to pick peter up at ten.听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。8what is the possible relationship between the speakers? a. they are relatives. b. they are close friends. cthey are strangers.9what is true according to the dialogue? athe woman prefers to have coca-cola rather than have a pepsi bthe woman usually buys a package meal（套餐） cthe woman doesnt like any hamburgers at all听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10where do the speakers have the conversation? a. at a taxi stand. b. at a bus-stop. cat a gas station.11how much will the man pay? a$995 b$1995 c$299512whats the change? a$3005 b$3015 c$2005听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13why is the woman going away for a few weeks? a. to spend her holiday. bto do some shopping. cto visit her friends14what is the man most likely to be? aa postman. b. a policeman. cher neighbour.15，how does the woman get along with her neighbor? anot very well bshe is a new comer and doesnt know her neighbor cquite well16what should the woman tell her neighbour next door? ato stop the milk bnot to take the ladder. cto call if anything unusual happens听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17what is the characteristic of learners of special english? athey want to find well-paid job bthey want to have an up-to-date knowledge of english cthey know clearly what they want to learn.18who needs esp courses most? a. professionals. b. beginners. c. students.19what are the most popular esp courses in britain? courses for _ . a. doctors b. reporters c. businessman20what is the speaker mainly talking about? athree groups of learners benglish for specific purposes cthe importance of english二、单项选择（共15小题，每题1分，满分15分）21. when _ brown was born, engaged or married, all _ browns were present. a. / ; the b. the ; / c. a , the d. certain; /22. -what makes you stay indoors last week?-_a because i caught a bad cold. b. because of a bad cold.c. bad cold as i had. d. a bad cold. 23. we should do such exercises in the future, i think, _ we did yesterday.a. as b. like c. about d. than24. - whats the matter with you? - after such a long walk, my legs _ and i couldnt go any further. a. gave out b. gave off c. gave in d. gave up25. ms lin looks rather a kind lady. but in fact she is cold and hard on us. you _believe it!a. shouldnt b. wouldnt c. mustnt d.neednt26. he ran as fast as he could _ to catch the bus.a. hope b. to hope c. hoped d.hoping27. he wrote a lot of novels, none of _ translated into a foreign language.a. them b. which c . it d. what28. little jim is going to spend his holiday in paris, _ lives his uncle.a. which b. who c. where d. that29. he was in great need of money, so he _ $5, 000 for his car.a. paid b. took c. cost d. spent30. i cant tell you the exact time when i will get there, maybe at eight or at nine or still later._, ill be there as early as i can.a. therefore b. thus c. anyhow d. however 31. steven has a lot of work to _ in the office since he has been away for quite a few days.a. take up b. make up c. work out d. carry out32. - where does mr. green come from? - im not sure, but his accent _ australia. a. suggests b. sounds c. advises d. shows33. the falling of the new building _ its soft base. a. resulted in b. suffered from c. led to d. lay in34. nothing _ after the terrible fire caused by someone smoking in bed. a. left b. continued c. remained d. kept35. its too late to set out for watching the sunrise now, _, its starting to rain. a. anyhow b. meanwhile c. however d. besides三、完形填空（共20小题，每题1.5分，满分30分）i was on the train when a girl got on. the couple seeing her off seemed 36 about her safety. the woman gave the girl detailed instructions 37 how to avoid speaking to strangers.as i had become 38 by then, i could not tell what the girl looked like. “are you going all the way to dehra dun?” i asked her as the train 39 out of the station.my 40 surprised her. she gave a little exclamation (惊呼), and said, “i didnt know anyone else was here. ”as often happens, people with good eyesight 41 to see what is right in front of them. they have too much to observe, i 42 .“i didnt see you either at first,” i said. “but i heard you come in.” i wondered if i would be able to prevent her from 43 that i couldnt see. “im getting down at saharanpur,” the girl said. “my aunt is 44 me there. where are you going?”“to mussoorie,” i replied.“oh, lucky you! i wish i were going to mussoorie. i love the mountains. 45 in october.”“yes, this is the best time,” i said, 46 my memories when i could see. the 47 are covered with beautiful flowers, the sun is delicious, and at night you can sit in front of a camp fire and drink brandy.“what is it like outside?” i asked.she seemed to find nothing strange in the question. “ 48 dont you look out of the window?” she asked quite 49 .i felt for the window. it was open and i faced it, 50 to study the scenery. “have you noticed,” i ventured, “that the trees seem to be moving while we seem to be standing still?”“ 51 always happens,” she said.i 52 to face the girl, and for a while we sat in silence. “you have an interesting face,” i commented. it was a(n) 53 remark. “you are gallant (恭维的), ” she said.at the next stop, the girl said goodbye to me and a man got on. “she was an interesting girl,” i said. “can you tell me did she 54 her hair long or short?” “i dont remember,” he replied. “it was her eyes i noticed, not her hair. she had such beautiful eyes, but they were of no _ 55 to her she was completely blind. didnt you notice?”36. a. puzzledb. severe c. anxiousd. strict37. a. beyondb. onc. aboved. up38. a. deafb. speechlessc. blindd. short-sighted39. a. leftb. pushedc. rushedd. pulled 40. a. soundb. voicec. noised. tongue41. a. decideb. hate c. faild. happen42. a. replyb. hopec. askd. suppose43. a. seeingb. discoveringc. noticingd. hearing 44. a .meeting b. waiting c. acceptingd. visiting45. a. speciallyb. occasionallyc. unusuallyd. especially46. a. calling upb. calling atc. calling outd. calling on47. a. riversb. hillsc. villagesd. rails48. a. whereb. how comec. whyd. how about 49. a. actuallyb. naturallyc. obviouslyd. undoubtedly50. a. beginningb. walkingc. pretendingd. intending51. a. thatb. suchc. whichd. what52. a. wentb. submittedc. movedd. turned53. a. safeb. strangec. ideald. general54. a. dob. havec. keepd. leave55. a. importanceb. valuec. used. difference 四、阅读理解（共20小题，每题分，满分40分）a mr. parker was born in a small village. his father was so poor that he couldnt send him to school. the boy had to help his parents to do some farming and learned english and math by himself when he was free. later on he was made to leave his home village and hoped to find a job in a city. and as soon as war broke out, he joined the army. he couldnt forget his terrible past and fought with the enemies bravely. so he became a general when he was fifty. he was honest and friendly to his soldiers and often punished those bad officers. and his soldiers liked him very much. once mr. parker heard from a soldier. in the letter the young man said the food in their military camp was very bad and he wished the general could go to find out the reasons, the old man went there at once, without telling anybody. he went into the kitchen and examined everything carefully and found it was very dirty. then he went to the soldiers bedrooms and found there were a lot of fleas. he became angry and asked the soldiers, what do you think of your food, young men? the soldiers saw their officer standing by the general and said nothing. only a new soldier said, very bad, sir! what did you have for lunch today? asked mr. parker. a fried chicken, some fish and pork, a cake, six eggs and i had three cups of wine. really? mr. parker called out in surprise. its the kings lunch, i think! so do i, general, said the young man. but its my birthday today. i paid three hundred dollars for them all in the restaurant! 56. mr. parker became a general because . a. he was born in a poor family b. the soldiers listened to him c. he fought with the enemies bravely d. he learned english and math by himself57. mr. parker was respected because .a. he was strict with the officers b. he cared about his soldiersc. he was friendly to the officers in the camp d. he paid attention to the soldiers letters 58. mr. parker went to the military camp to .a. inspect the kitchens b. punish the cooksc. look for the soldier who wrote to him d. find out if the matter in the letter was true 59. the soldiers didnt say anything because .a. they were afraid of the general b. the general didnt agree with themc. the officer followed the general d. they thought their foods were good 60. which of the following is true? a. the officer wanted to frighten the soldiers. b. the general no longer believed the soldiers. c. mr. parker found nothing in the military camp at last. d. the new soldier had a birthday dinner in the restaurant.btechnology has utterly transformed our ability to communicate with each other . linking to each other both literally and figuratively ,many of us connect through cell phones , email ,instant messaging , blogs , and networking web sites ,yet we may be less connected to each other than we think.according to a study , americans are becoming increasingly socially isolated. the study reveals , for example , that one quarter of americans say that they have no one to discuss important personal issues with , and that the number of close friends that american have has dropped from three to two. meanwhile , the boston globe reports that this spreading isolation is experienced more sharply among those with less education , people of color , and older americans . unsurprisingly , those who are young , white , and well educated tend to have stronger social networks.from my own experience i have to say that ive never felt more connected , thanks to a web of friends , family , and colleagues . one of my closest friends is someone i met through an online discussion group who lives hundreds of miles away from me . we have met face-to-face only twice , yet our regular electronic correspondence and cell phone calls sustain our close friendship. and , speaking of blogging , my blog has introduced me to people i would never have met otherwise and has led to enduring and important friendships.on the other hand . i recently saw a scene unfold that proved to me how deeply disconnected we as americans have become . i had just wrapped up a presentation on mediation at a family therapy(治疗) center . as i was leaving , i noticed a mother and her teenage son who had just completed their session with their family therapist (临床医学家) . after making their next appointment , they both took out their cell phones , placed calls , and began loud conversations with whoever was on the other end . i walked out behind them to the parking lot to my car. they both jumped into their suv, and , as i saw them drive off , they were still talking on their cell phones.but , also , not to each other.61. what does the passage lead you to believe?a. technology plays a bigger role in american society.b. americans dont make good use of technology.c. americans are more socially connected today.d. americans are more socially isolated today.62. which of the following has nothing to do with the isolation among americans?a. age. b. sex. c. skin color. d. education.63. the author himself _. .a. has a wider range of friends because of technology.b. can only find true friendship through the internet.c. has failed to take advantage of technology.d. cant make true friends in actual life.64. what can be learned about the mother and son from the passage?a. they were quite close to each other. b. they came for therapy in the same car.c. there was not much communication between them.d. they preferred talking to each other on cell phones.65. how does the author probably feel about the mother and son?a. disappointed b. surprised c. puzzled d. amusedctraditional farming methods are keys to protecting a number of threatened bird species in the developing world , a study has found . livestock grazing（家畜放牧）and qualities associated with arable farming（耕作农业）create environmental conditions that certain birds depend on for food , shelter and producing young .but as industrial farming methods eliminate their living places , these species are threatened with extinction , said hugh wright , a researcher at the university of east anglia , united kingdom . “ there really is no hope for these species if industrial farming continues uncontrolled ,” he said . “ although reintroducing traditional farming techniques has had success in conserving wildlife in europe , conservation in the developing world has always focused on natural forest ecosystems and has paid little attention to where farming might be beneficial . ” the study found 29 bird species threatened by the disappearing of traditional agriculture in developing countries .farmers can also benefit from protecting biodiversity since it helps to prove the benefits of traditional agriculture and could prevent big agri-businesses from forcing farmers off their land . also , by offering farmers money reward to continue these beneficial practices , governments can make sure that conservation and development move forward together .professor tim benton , from the university of leeds , united kingdom , agreed that traditional agricultural methods are a valuable conservation tool . but he also said that “ land sparing ” where some areas are farmed while others are left for conservation can lead to more wildlife and better crop production . “ there is no one strategy , but a middle ground that combines land sparing and traditional farming methods to suit local conditions could be the best conservation strategy ,” he added . “ farmers need to assess which species they have , how possible it is to protect them , what it will cost and social issues as well before coming up with a conservation strategy for an area .” 66. how do traditional farming methods benefit threatened bird species ?a. by providing them with higher quality food .b. by providing them with a natural living environment .c. by forcing them to live in limited space in large groups .d. by making them more competitive in the struggle for survival .67. the underlined word “ eliminate ” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to “ ” .a. stay away from b. make room for c. pay attention to d. get rid of68. according to the passage , biodiversity protection is beneficial to farmers in that it .a. allows them to remain on their landb. speeds up the development of agriculturec. saves them time and money spent on farmingd. offers them money reward to make them stop farming69. what can we infer from the last paragraph ?a. more wildlife is sure to affect crop production .b. land sparing may result in a fall in crop production .c. conservation strategies should differ from place to place .d. tim benton thinks little of traditional agricultural methods .70. in which part of a magazine can the passage most probably read ?a. health . b. environment . c. culture & fashion . d. science & technology .d many of the worlds famous cities are known by some special names. paris is known as the city of light. hong kong is the wall street of asia. one small city in pennsylvania may be the sweetest place on earth. that is town of hershey, which is known as the chocolate town. it is named after milton hershey, the founder of the largest chocolate factory in the world. milton hershey build his first candy factory in the early 1900s. at the time, hersh