广西玉林市育才中学高三英语12月月考试题（无答案）新人教版.doc

广西玉林市育才中学2014届高三英语12月月考试题（无答案）新人教版第一节(共5小题; 每小题1. 5分, 满分7. 5分)1. how will the man pay for the dictionary? a. in cash. b. by credit card. c. by cheque. 2. who is waiting at the gate? a. alice. b. anna. c. john. 3. when is peter going home? a. 1: 30. b. 2: 30. c. 3: 30. 4. what does the woman mean? a. she doesnt have sweet teeth. b. she has already tasted it. c. she is going to have some. 5. what does the woman want to do during the summer? a. to visit tianjin. b. to stay at home. c. to earn money. 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、7题。6. whats the relationship between the two speakers? a. father and daughter. b. mother and son. c. salesgirl and customer. 7. what can be learned from the conversation? a. the woman refuses to exchange the phone for the man. b. the mans son wants to exchange for a phone of a different color. c. the man can exchange another phone without extra charge. 听第7段材料, 回答第8至10题。8. whats the relationship between the man and the woman? a. they are teacher and student. b. they are friends. c. they are mother and son. 9. what does the woman ask the man to do? a. look for a new apartment. b. find a job to earn $200 a month. c. share an apartment with one or two roommates. 10. how much does the woman want to spend on rent? a. less than $200 a month. b. a little more than $ 200 a month. c. somewhere about $ 200 a month. 听第8段材料, 回答第11至13题。11. where is jacks brother? a. in a store. b. in jacks house. c. in his own house. 12. how is the woman going to the office? a. on foot. b. in her car. c. by taxi. 13. whats the man going to do tonight? a. to watch a tv show. b. to do some cooking. c. to call his wife. 听第9段材料, 回答第14至16题。14. why did the man hesitate to go boating at the beginning? a. he never went boating before. b. there wont be an instructor. c. he is busy preparing for exams. 15. what shall the man bring for the boating? a. some food and some drink. b. a tent and some medicine. c. a bathing suit and a sleeping bag. 16. how will they go to the meeting place? a. in the guides car. b. in the womans car. c. in neals car. 听第10段材料, 回答第17至20题。17. what does the woman think of professor sanfords class? a. boring. b. interesting. c. tiring. 18. what does the woman suggest? a. be prepared to work very hard. b. remember doing homework. c. be an extremely intelligent person. 19. what can we know from the dialogue? a. professor sanford doesnt understand her students. b. professor sanford always offers points of views. c. professor sanford loves her students very much. 20. what can we infer from the dialogue? a. the man will take professor sanfords class. b. the man wont take professor sanfords class. c. the man will be interested in theory. 第一节单项填空(共15小题; 每小题1分, 满分15分)21. the us president obama is on _ four-day visit to thailand, myanmar and cambodia, where he will also attend _7th east asia summit.a. the; the b. a; a c.the; a d. a; the22. every year, a great many visitors come to visit the temple_ the 12th century,_has brought a large income.a. dating from; which b. dated from; which c. which dates from; that d. which dated from; which23. im looking for the curtains that can _ the carpets in my room a. suit b. match c. fit d. suitable24. the newly founded company _ lots of trouble, _the financial problem is not the worst.a. faced; which b. is faced with; of which c.facing with; to whom; d. faced; with which25. is obviously right is to give all children equal opportunities to develop their special gift. a. it b. as c. that d. what26. he regretted that he had become addicted to _. a. smoke b. smoking c. being smoked d. smoked27. the computer costs $900. itbe that expensive. anyway, it is a used one. a. shouldnt b. mustnt c. wont d. neednt28. it is said that typhoon haikuimore than 6 million people in shanghai and neighbour provinces. a. effected b. affected c. reacted d. caused29. -how often do you eat out? -_but usually once a week. a. have no idea b. as usual c. it depends d. generally speaking30. we mustnt do anything that goes _ the interests of the people. a. against b. for c. wrong d. over31. how can i wake up so early, jack? set the alarm for 5 oclockyoull make it. a. but b. or c. and d. so32. it is the first time that 2, 000 foreign expertsin xinjiang, according to china daily. a. were employed b. have employed c. have been employed d. had been employed33.the new tax policy only affects people on yearly incomes over ￥12,0000,_ the very rich. a. by the way b. as a result c. in other words d. as a matter of 34. they are _ the old houses in order to set up a new teaching building. a. tearing down b. tearing up c. putting up d. putting down35. chinese government has made a great contribution to improving conditions in elementary and middle schools, dont you think so? yes, have improved a lot. a. neither b. all c. none d. both完型填空my father left for our native place on thursday. in fact, he had never traveled by36before, so i just took this opportunity to let him37his first flight. 38being asked to book a ticket by train, i got him a ticket on jet airways. the moment i handed over the ticket to him, he was surprised. the39was very apparent on his face as we waited for the time of the40. just like a schoolboy, he was41himself on that day, using the trolley(手推车)for his luggage and asking for a window seat. he was42enjoying himself and i, too, watching himexperience all these things with43. as he was about to go in for the security check-in, he walked up to me with tears in his eyes and44me. he became very45for what i had done meant a great deal to him. i told him there was no need to thank me. later, i46my life. as a child, how many dreams had our parents made come true? without47the financial situation, we asked for dresses, toys, outings, etc. . they tried to48all our needs. did we ever say thanks for all they had done for us? today49it comes to our children, we always think we should give them the best. but we tend to50that our parents have sacrificed(牺牲)a lot to see us happy, so it is our51to make sure their dreams are realized. old age is like a second childhood and just as we take care of our children, the same52needs to be given to our parents. i want to say sorry for making my father53so long for this small dream to be realized. just the fact that they are old does not mean that they will have to54everything and keep sacrificing. they have55, too. take care of your parents. they are precious. 36. a. busb. train c. shipd. air37. a. catchb. miss c. experienced. change38. a. in spite ofb. because of c. in case ofd. instead of39. a. prideb. excitement c. admirationd. ambition40. a. appointmentb. dream c. travel d. show41. a. encouragingb. warning c. teaching d. preparing42. a. thoroughlyb. slowly c. immediately d. suddenly43. a. anger b. joy c. shyness d. curiosity44. a. helped b. patted c. thankedd. praised45. a. honestb. childish c. nervous d. emotional46. a. looked for b. looked down upon c. looked intod. looked back on47. a. understandingb. describing c. solving d. improving48. a. avoidb. meet c. recordd. check49. a. unlessb. because c. when d. though50. a. learnb. express c. promised. forget51. a. abilityb. responsibility c. freedom d. fortune52. a. songb. advice c. attention d. thing53. a. struggleb. wait c. restd. stand54. a. hand in b. pick up c. pay off d. give up55. a. wishes b. jobs c. plansd. suggestions阅读理解amo yans winning of 2012 nobel prize in literature shows the worlds recognition of chinas contemporary literature, according to the china writers association. it also represents the attention drawn to chinese writers and the international influences of chinese literature, said an official statement from the organization on thursday evening. mo is the first chinese national to win the nobel prize in literature. in the statement, the association congratulated mo yan on his success and spoke highly of his “outstanding achievements”. mo had effectively extended the boundaries of imagination, the depth of thoughts and state of arts of chinese literature by focusing on lives in the countryside with a unique national style, said the statement. he jianming, vice president of the association, said in a separate interview, “it is not only a joyous occasion for mo, but also a dream coming true for generations of chinese writers.”“the prize also shows recognition in realism writing coming from traditional chinese literature,”said he. he cited mos latest novel, frog, which was published in china in 2010, as an example of mos focus on realism. the book focuses on the influence of chinas “one child” policy in the countryside. “mos works are among the best when it comes to chinese contemporary literature.”he said, “adding the award is significant for the development of chinese literature and will boost confidence in the countrys cultural creativity.”mo yan, a pen name for guan moye, was born in1955 and grew up in gaomi in east chinas shandong province. mo is one of the most widely translated chinese writers. his best-known work is red sorghum, which was made into a film by director zhang yimou. 56. which is the main idea of the passage? a. 2012 nobel prize in literature. b. mo yans success represents the worlds recognition of chinese literature. c. the success in chinese literature. d. a great chinese writer. 57. the underlined word “joyous” in the fifth paragraph probably means“”. a. happyb. terrifying c. surprisingd. sad58. which of the following statements is not true according to the passage? a. mo yan and guan moye refer to the same person. b. mos works are the best in china. c. mo yan is the first chinese national to win the nobel prize in literature. d. the film red sorghum directed by zhang yimou was written by mo yan. 59. mo yans works focus on. a. lives in the countryside b. city livesc. chinas “one child” policy d. the international influences of chinese literatureb14 days from just2, 090 ppfully inclusive from the ukprice covers: international airfares, departure taxes, fuel charges, local transportation, accommodation, all meals, entrance fees, guides, daily tours and visas for uk citizens. days 13: ukshanghaifly to the great city of shanghai and in the evening sample traditional shanghai food. visit the beautiful yu gardens, old town, shanghai museum, cross the great nanpu bridge and tour the pudong area. also explore xintiandi with its 1920s style shikumen buildings and end your stay in shanghai with an amazing huangpu river evening tour. days 47: shanghaiyangtze river tourfly to yichang and change (approx: one hour) to board your yangtze river ship for the next four nights. enjoy a tour of the three gorges dam before sailing on the grand yangtze river, passing through the impressive three gorges. we take a side trip to the lesser three gorges or travel up the shennong stream in a peapod boat and enjoy various shore trips along the way. day 8: chongqingchengduget off in chongqing and drive to chengdu for an overnight stay. days 910: chengduxianvisit the famous panda reserve to see the lovely animals. we then fly to the historic city of xian for two nights stay and enjoy traditional shui jiao. next day, explore one of the most important discoveries of the 20th centurythe terra cotta warriors, followed by the ancient city wall and a performance of tang dynasty dancing. days 1113: xi anbeijingvisit little wild goose pagoda and see the ancient objects at the well known shaanxi provincial museum before walking through the lively muslim quarter to see the great mosque. later fly to beijing for three nights stay and try peking duck. during our stay in beijing, we stroll through tiananmen square to the forbidden city, the largest and best preserved collection of ancient buildings in china, and visit the summer palace. next day we take a walk on the great wall, tour the unique temple of heaven and enjoy an attractive chinese acrobatic show. day 14: beijingukfly back to the uk, arriving home later the same day filled with happy memories. 60. the underlined word“sample”in the passage probably means“”. a. buyb. reservec. tasted. make61. the first and last scenic spots to be visited in xian are. a. the terra cotta warriors and shaanxi provincial museumb. the terra cotta warriors and the great mosquec. little wild goose pagoda and the great mosqued. little wild goose pagoda and the muslim quarter62. which of the following is true according to the ad? a. the tourists will have to pay extra for fuel and meals. b. the tourists will visit the 1920s shikumen buildings in beijing. c. the tourists will stay in beijing for three nights before leaving for the uk. d. the tourists will take a side trip to the three gorges dam during the tour. 63. the ad is mainly intended to. a. attract the british to traditional chinese food b. encourage the british to travel in chinac. offer services of booking air tickets to touristsd. provide the british with a better understanding of chinacbeijing, oct. 1(xinhua)police across china have got ready to deal with huge traffic flows along expressways during the eight-day national holiday, said the ministry of public security here monday. traffic along main expressways increased by more than 40 percent on sunday, the first day of the holiday period, said a statement on the ministry website. police have opened 743 service stations along expressways and set up to 14, 000 temporary service booths to help control traffic, the statement said. in addition, more than 16, 000 ambulances have been put on standby for emergencies and accidents along busy sections, the statement said. the number of travellers taking to chinas expressways totaled 85 million by 4 p. m. on sunday, 13. 3 percent more than that of last year, according to the ministry of transport. the surge was partially due to a new government policy. last month the state council announced that passenger cars with seven seats or fewer will get a free pass through toll roads, bridges and tunnels during spring festival, qingming festival, labor day and national day. and it officially takes effect from the national day this year. the policy, which allows free passage of passenger cars with seven seats or fewer on toll roads, bridges and tunnels, is warmly welcomed by the majority of private car owners, but some people complain that toll gates cause traffic jams during national holidays. authorities predict that around 740 million trips will be made by chinese people during the holiday, with about 660 million trips to be made on roads and waters. the ministry called in the statement for safe driving and urged drivers to stay away from hard shoulders(隔离墩)on expressways during congestions so emergency vehicles can pass. 64. on the first day of the national day holiday, the traffic along main expressways increased by. a. one fifth b. two fifths c. three fifths d. four fifths65. according to the new policy, what kind of cars can enjoy the free passage on expressways? a. cars with seven seats. b. cars with about seven seats. c. cars with no more than seven seats. d. cars with no less than seven seats. 66. the underlined word “congestions” in the last paragraph means“”. a. traffic jams b. holidays c. daytimes d. nights67. whats the main idea of the passage? a. traffic along main expressways increased by more than 40 percent on sunday. b. last month the state council announced a new government policy. c. the ministry called in the statement for safe driving during the eight-day national holiday. d. to solve the huge traffic flows on expressways during the eight-day national holiday more police are sent and more measures are taken. da woman who lived in a coma(昏迷)for 42 years, unendingly cared for by her family, died wednesday in her home in miami gardens, fla. edwarda obara was a 17-year-old high school student in 1970 when she became sick from her diabetes(糖尿病)medication and slipped into a diabetic coma. just before she lost consciousness, edwarda asked her mother, kaye obara, to never leave her side, and her family never did. edwardas father, joe obara, and kaye took care of their daughterreading to her, playing her music, making sure she was turned every two hours, bathed, given insulin(胰岛素)and given nourishment through a feeding tubeuntil their deaths in 1976 and 2008, respectively. after that, edwardas sister colleen obara took over. her familys unending care for her became a story told across the world. and visitors from across the world travelled to the miami gardens home every year, sometimes appearing at the doorstep on rand