2022年河南省焦作市博爱县许良镇大新庄回民中学高三英语月考试题含解析

2022年河南省焦作市博爱县许良镇大新庄回民中学高三英语月考试题含解析一、选择题1.Youressay_________beautifully.IsittheoneIsawyouwritingyesterday?A.isread

B.wasread

C.reads

D.read

参考答案：C略2.Asthehost，theEUiscommitted

some45％ofthecost，withtheotherpartnerscontributingabout9％each．

A．tocover

B．beingcovered

C．covered

D．tocovering参考答案：D3.Misunderstandingsarisingfromlackofsocialcommunication,ifnot______properly,mayleadtoseriousproblems.

A.handling

B.beinghandled

C.handled

D.tohandle

参考答案：C略4.Militaryhelicoptersdroppedfoodandmedicinetotheearthquakesurvivorsthatremained_____inremotemountainvillages.A.cutoff B.paidoff C.putoff D.laidoff参考答案：A5.—Whoisto

fortheaccident,youorI?—Idon’tknow.

A.scold

B.beblamed

C.blame

D.criticize参考答案：C略6.----Shallwegotothelectureabouttheriskofbraincancerfrommobilephoneuse?

----______?Itiscloselyrelatedtoourhealth.

A.Whatif

B.Whynot

C.Whatfor

D.Howcome参考答案：B略7.I'msorrynottohaverepliedtoyourletterearlier,______Imustsay,Iapologize.A.which

B.forwhichC.towhich

D.whom参考答案：B8.Iwalkedslowlythroughthemarket,wherepeople

allkindsoffruitsandvegetables.IstudiedthepricescarefullyandboughtwhatIneeded.

A.sell

B.wereselling

C.hadsold

D.havesold 参考答案：B9.Todayevenordinarypeopleunderstandthattheuniverseissomethinglargerthanever_____before.

A.think

B.tothink

C.thought

D.thinking

参考答案：C10._______isreportedinthenewspaper,theairpollutioninsomebigcities,suchasBeijingandWuhan,hasbecomemoreandmoreserious.A.That

B.Which

C.As

D.What参考答案：C11.32____itraintomorrow,wewouldhavetoputoffthevisittotheYangpuBridge.

A.Were

B.Should

C.Would

D.Will参考答案：B略12.

toworkontime，shehastostartveryearlyeverymorningtoavoidthetrafficjam．

A．Toget

B．Getting

C．Tohavegot

D．Get参考答案：A略13.Wasitonalonelyisland______hewassavedonemonthaftertheboatwentdown?A.where

B.that

C.which

D.what（在2011年全国18套高考卷中，考查特殊句式最多的是强调句。）参考答案：B略14.—Tony,youseeminhighspirits.—Yes.Thereisnothing_______excitingthanseeingmyworkinprint.A.so

B.most

C.more

D.as参考答案：C15.27．—I'mafraidIcan'treplytoallthesee-mailstoday．MissLee．—

.You’llhavesomemoretimetomorrow.

A．That'sright

B．Notatall

C．Takeyourtime

D．Don’tmentionit参考答案：C略16.---Alicelookssad.Didyoutellheraboutherbrother’saccident?---Sorry,I________herjustbeforeherfinalexams.A.can’ttell

B.mustn’thavetoldC.needn’ttell

D.shouldn’thavetold参考答案：D二、完型填空17.完形填空（共20小题：每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题的ABCD四个选项中，选出合适填入对应空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。“Do-o-ggy!Do-o-ggy!”Ks5uMrs.Smithwasdoingthehousewhensheheardsomeoneshoutingoutside.26aboutherson,shedashedout.Whatshesawshockedher:HersonTommywasstandingfromhisarmchair,pointingtoacutelittledogand27excitedly.Ifyouknewthe3-year-oldboycouldn’twalkorspeak28that,youwouldnotwonderwhyMrs.Smithwassoshockedatthe29ofhisson’sbehavior.Actually,Tommyisavery30boy,withgoldenhairandbigblueeyes,butwhenyoutalkwithhimyoumayfindthereissomethingwrongwithhim:He31tomakeeyecontactwithyouortorespondtoyou;instead,hemurmursto32aboutsomethingnobodycanunderstand-----helivesinawordofhisown.Mrs.Smithfoundthatwasadognextdoor.Hesurely33theboy.Herantohimandsatbeforehim,hisbody34andhistailwagging.Theboyreachedhishandtotouchthedog’sfacewhilethedoglickedtheboy’shandwithhis35.Thentheybeganto“talk”,“laugh”,and“walking”on36legsaroundtheyard.Seeingthis,tearsof37filledMrs.Smith’seyes.Threeyearsbefore,herhusbandhad38herandhersonbecauseofherson’sillness,andeversincehersonhadbeenthe39ofherlife.Shehadtakenhersontomanyexpertsbutwith

40effect.Fromthenon,thelittledogbecametheir41visitorandTommy42steppedoutofhisownworldandturnednormalboy.Animalshavebeen43ofmankindforthousandsofyears.Manhasturnedmorecunningandlessreliableashehasbecomemore44,whileanimalsremainpureandinnocent,45thathefeelsmorecomfortablewiththemthanwithhisfellowcreature.26.A.Satisfied B.Worried C.Confused D.Surprised27.A.speaking B.laughing C.waving D.shouting28.A.before B.about C.after D.for29.A.thought B.sound C.sight D.touch30.A.handsome B.clever C.foolish D.shy31.A.has B.used C.hates D.fails32.A.you B.himself C.someone D.strangers33.A.missed B.admired

C.liked D.pleased34.A.shaking B.bending C.bouncing D.moving35.A.teeth B.tail C.hand D.tongue36.A.two B.four C.both D.all37.A.regret B.sorrow C.joy D.anger38.A.beat B.abandoned C.encouraged D.ignored39.A.center B.trouble C.importance D.meaning40.A.much B.some C.alittle D.no41.A.common B.ordinary C.frequent D.normal42.A.gradually B.immediately C.continuously D.actually43.A.neighbors B.enemies C.colleagues D.friends44.A.foolish B.noble C.clever D.selfish45.A.inorder B.now C.ecept D.so参考答案：26-30BDACA 31-35DBCAD 36-40BCBAD 41-45CADCD三、阅读理解18.TheUSrecession（不景气）hasopenedupthebiggestgapbetweenmaleandfemaleunemploymentratessincerecordsbeganin1948,asmenbeartheblowoftheeconomy'sdecline.

Menhavelostalmost80%ofthe5.1millionjobssincetherecessionstarted,pushingthemaleunemploymentrateto8.8%.Thefemalejoblessratehashit7%.

Thisisadramaticchangeofthetrendoverthepastfewyears,wheretheratesofmaleandfemaleunemploymentbarelydiffered,atabout5%.ItalsomeansthatwomencouldsoonovertakemenasthemajorityoftheUSlabourforce.

Menhavebeenbadlyhurtbecausetheydominatethoseindustriesthathavebeenaffected:9inevery10constructionworkersaremale,asare7inevery10manufacturingworkers.Thesetwosectors（部门）alonehavelostalmost2.5millionjobs.Women,incontrast,tendtoholdmorestablejobsandmakeup75%ofthemostunaffectedsectorsofall:educationandhealthcare.

"Itprotectsthemalittlebitandsoftenstheblow,"saidFrancineBlau,alabourmarketeconomistatCornellUniversity."Ithinkwearegoingtoseethispatternuntiltherecovery."

ThewideninggapbetweenmaleandfemalejoblessnessmeansmanyUSfamiliesaretotallyreliantontheincomethewomanbringsin.Sincewomenearnonaverage20%lessthanmen,thatisputtingextrastressonmanyhouseholds.

60.What'sthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Comparedtothefemale's,themalejoblessratebecomeshigher.

B.TheUSrecessionhasbroughtheavyburdenonmanyhouseholds.

C.Thefemaleunemploymentrateremainsmuchthesameasbefore.

D.WomenhavealreadybecomethemajorityoftheUSlabourforce.

61.WhowouldsuffermostintheUSrecession?

A.Hospitalstaff.

B.Assistantprofessors.

C.Buildingworkers.

D.Taxidrivers.

62.WhatdoesFrancineBlaureallymeanbyhiswords?

A.MosthouseholdsintheUSdependentirelyonthefemaleincome.

B.Thefemalesuperiorityincertainsectorsmaycontinueforthemoment.

C.Menwon'tdominateindustrieslikebuildingandmanufacturingastheyoncedid.

D.Littledifferenceexistedbetweentheratesofmaleandfemalejoblessnessinthepast.

63.Fromwhichsectionofnewspaperisthispassageprobablytaken?

A.Technology.

B.Business.

C.Lifestyle.

D.Market.

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