高三英语上学期第一次月考试卷

高三上学期第一次月考

英语试卷

总分：150分完卷时间：120分钟

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题11.5分，满分7.5分）

听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最

佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。在听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小

题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。

1.Whenwillthewomangraduate?

A.Nextmonth.B.NextMarch.C.Nextyear.

2.Wheredidthemanstaylastnight?

A.Ataclassroom.B.Ataparty.C.Atalab.

3.Whatcanweconcludefromtheconversation?

A.Thewomanisveryangrybecauseherhusbandisputtingonweight.

B.Themanisangrybecausehiswifeislosingweight.

C.Thewomanistryingtoloseweight.

4.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

A.Asinger.B.Aguitar.C.Aperformance.

5.Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A.ShemustlearntounderstandJack'shumorbetter.

B.Shedoesn'tappreciateJack'shumor.

C.SheenjoysJack'shumoragreatdeal.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个

选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个

小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍

听第6段对话，回答第6—8题。

6.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A.Tofindahousewithlowerrent.

B.Tosharearoomwithhisclosefriend.

C.Torentsomeplacequietenoughtostudy.

7.Doesthewomangetfamiliarwiththecity?

A.Maybe,asshehasalittleinformationtooffertheman.

B.No,asshedoesn'tknowwheretofindwhatthemanneeds.

C.Yes,assheisinchargeoftheaffairs.

8.Whatdoesthemanprobablydo?

A.Amoneycashierworkinginasupermarket.

B.Astudentstudyinginacollege.

C.Amanagerarrangingparttimejobs.

听第7段对话，回答第9—11题。

9.WhowillgotoNewYork?

A.Evanandtheman..

B.Evanandthewoman.

C.Themanandthewoman.

10.Wheredoesthemanprobablywork?

A.ParadiseTravel.B.AirChina.C.Chinacustoms.

11.Whenisthereturnflight?

A.June14th.B.July14th.C.August17th.

听第8段对话，回答第12—14题。

12.WhathappenedtoTracyandwheredidithappen?

A.Shewashitbyataxiatthesideoftheroad.

B.Shewasalmosthitbyataxionherwaytoschool.

C.Shewashitbyataxiandwastakentoschoolonazebra.

13.Who'stheman?

A,Tracy'sclassmate.B.Tracy*sboyfriend.

C.Astranger.

14.WhatwillTracydoaftertheconversation?

A.Shewillreportittothepolice.

B.Shewilltakeawaythedriver'slicense.

C.Shewillbemorecarefulnexttime.

听第9段对话，回答第15—17题。

15.Whatmaybetherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.Wifeandhusband.B,Fatheranddaughter.

C.Motherandlittleson.

16.Whatdoesthemanlikedoing?

A.Goingout.B.WatchingTV.C.Doingsomereading.

17.Whatdothetwospeakersprobablydoatlast?

A.Dotheirmusic.B.Talkwitheachother.

C.Enjoywalkingoutsidetogether.

听第10段对话，回答第18—20题。

18.Whatweretheyworryingabout?

A.Theywouldlosetheirwayinthesea.

B.Theywouldbehitbyabigship.

C.Theirboatwouldbeturnedoverandsink.

19.WheredidMarkhavetostayforthenight?

A.Intheboat.B.Intheship.C.Onthebuoy（浮标）.

20.WhatwasMarkdoingwhentheshipcametohishelp?

A.Hewashavingabaddream.

B.Hewasshoutingforhelp.

C.Hewashavingbreakfast.

第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节：单项选择（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

请认真阅读下面各题，从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在

答题卡上将该项涂黑。

21.TheMoonstonebecamebest-sellersoonafteritcameout.Itsauthor,WilkieCollins,was

____greatsuccessasadetectivenovelwriter.

A.the;aB.a;aC.the;/D.a;/

22.Elizabethhasalreadyachievedsuccessherwildestdreams.

A.atB・beyondC.withinD.upon

23.Theemployersoftengivethejobtotheybelievehaveworkexperiencewithastrong

senseofduty.

A.whoeverB.whomeverC.whoD.thosewho

24.—YaoMingandYiJianlianplayedwellinthe29thOlympics.

—Yes.Theybetterbutfortheinjuries.

A.couldhavedoneB.candoC.couldn'thavedoneD.can'tdo

25.Havingnoaccesstotheoutsideworld,villagerslivinginremotemountainswithvarious

lifeofthemodernworld.

A.getintouchB.fitinC.keepintouchD.areoutoftouch

26.—Youcouldn'thavechosenabetterwaytosolvetheissue,Ithink.—.

A.Well,nothingmuchB.Oh,don9tcomplainaboutit

C.Sorry,butTilfindabetteroneD.Thanksalot.

27.EighteenUSadoptionagenciesmailedthesurveyto2,159familieswhochildrenfrom

EasternEurope.

A.hadadoptedB.haveadopted

C.wereadoptedD.hadbeenadopted

28.HiscompositionwassoconfusingthatIcouldhardlymakeanyofit.

A.meaningB.messageC.senseD.information

29.Nearthetableapoordog,whichdesiredtosatisfyhishungerwith

fellfromthetable.

A.lay;whatB.lay;thatC.laid;thatD.laid;something

30.aroundtheBird'sNest,wewerethentakentoseetheWaterCubeforthe

OlympicGames.

A.HavingshownB.TobeshownC.HavingbeenshownD.Toshow

31.Tenyearsagothepopulationofourvillagewasthatoftheirs.

A.astwicelargeasB.twiceaslargeas

C.twiceasmuchasD.astwicemuchas

32.Tigersmeat-eatinganimalsmeats.

A.belongedto;feedonB.belongingto;feedon

C.werebelongedto;arefedonD.belongingto;arefedon

33.—Whatanamazingfilm!It'sthemostinterestingfilmI'veeverseen.

——ButI'msureitwon'tinterest.

A.somebodyB.anybodyC.nobodyD.everybody

34.wasknowntoallthatWilliamhadbrokenhispromisehewouldgiveusarise.

A.As,whichB.What,thatC.It,thatD.It,which

35.—Haven'tyougotthroughthearticle?

一Notyet.TherearesomanynewwordsinitthatIget____.

A.instructedB.chargedC.affectedD.stuck

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36-55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，

选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Terrywasamiddle-agedleathertraderwhoserepeatedfailureincareermadehima

depressedman,often36thathehadbeencheatedbyothers.Onedayhetoldhiswifehewas

so37withthecitythathehadtoleave.

Sohisfamilymovedtoanothercity.Itwastheeveningofaweekend.WhenTerryandhis

wifewerebusily38uptheirnewhome,thelightsuddenly39,Terrywasregretfulto

haveforgottenbringingalong40andhadtowait41inalowmood.Justthenheheard

light,hesitant42onhisdoorthatwereclearlyaudibleinthe43night.

“Who'sit?"hewondered,sinceTerrywasa44tothiscity.Andthiswasthemoment

heespeciallyhatedtobe45,sohewenttothedoorandopenedit46,Atthedoorwasa

littlegirl,shylyasking,4tSir,doyouhavecandles?I'myourneighbor.”"NoJansweredTerryin

angerandshutthedoor47.“Whatanuisance!,5hecomplainedoveritwithhiswife."No

soonerhadwesettleddownthantheneighborcameto48things.”

Afterawhile,thedoorwasknockedagain.Heopeneditandfoundthesamegirloutside.49

thistimeshewas50twocandles,saying,“Mygrandmatoldmethenewneighbor

downstairsmightneedcandles.She51meheretogiveyouthese."Terrywasvery52

bywhathesaw.

Atthatmomenthesuddenlyrealizedwhatcausedhis53inlife.Itwashis54and

harshnesswithotherpeople.Thepersonwhohadcheatedhiminlifewas55nobodyelse

buthimself,forhiseyeshadbeenblurred（蒙蔽）byhisunsympatheticmind.

36.A.complainingB.sayingC.repeatingD.pretending

37.A.disapprovedB•disappointedC.disagreedD.discouraged

38.A.tidyB.cleanedC.cleanD.tidying

39.A.turnedoffB.wentoffC.wentoutD.turnedout

40.A.candlesB.matchesC.lightsD.flashlights

41.A.exhaustinglyB.indifferentlyC.inevitablyD.helplessly

42.A.stepsB.hitsC.knocksD.noises

43.A.darkB.quietC.stillD.silent

44.A.newcomerB.strangerC.citizenD.visitor

45.A.calledB.disturbedC.visitedD.offered

46.A.surprisedlyB.delightedlyC.impatientlyD.willingly

47.A.angrilyB.kindlyC.impolitelyD.violently

48.A.lendB.sellC.purchaseD.borrow

49.A.AndB.ButC.SoD.For

50.A.holdingB.hidingC.fetchingD.seeking

51.A.suggestedB.forbadeC.sentD.forced

52.A.frightenedB.pleasedC.puzzledD.surprised

53.A.failureB.moveC.complaintD.change

54.A.warmthB•coldnessC.kindnessD.sympathy

55.A.doubtfullyB.hardlyC.reallyD.probably

第三部分：阅读理解(共2()小题；每小题2分,满分4（）分）

Givingchildrenfoodstowhichpeopleaddedcalciumtohelpbuilduptheirbonesmaybea

wasteoftime,sayexperts.Themineralisaddedtomanybreakfastcereals,snackbarsanddrinks

asproducerscanattracttheparentalmarket.Butscientistshavefoundthatsuchproductsdonot

producesignificantlystrongerbones,nordotheyreducethechanceofachildsufferingfractures

（骨折）.

Itisthoughtthatcalciumunnaturallyaddedtofoodpassesthroughthebodytooquicklytobe

properlyabsorbedandthereforefailstoperformthesamefunctionsasfoodswhicharenaturally

richincalcium,suchasmilk,cheeseandleafygreenvegetables.

ItisnowbuiltintosuchthingsasKellogg'sCocoPops,breakfastbarssuchastheFrosties

CerealandMilkbar,someTropicanaorangejuicesandeventhecalcium-enrichedwatercalled

DanoneActiv.

Thetheoryisthatifchildrenbuildstrongbones,itwillprotectthembetteragainstproblems

suchasosteoporosisinlaterlife.Buttheresearchcastsdoubtontheusefulnessofsuchproducts.

Expertsanalyzed19studieswherechildrenagedbetween3and19weregivenextracalcium

intheirdietinthisway.Theythenmeasuredtheeffectbymeasuringtheirbonemineraldensity

andmineralcontent.Theteamfoundfewsignificantincreasesinbonemassandnoneinthetwo

boneswhichcanmostlikelyleadtofracture-thelowerspine（脊骨）andupperpartofthe

thigh（大腿）.

Asmalleffectwasnotedinbonedensityinthearm,butitcuttheriskoffracturebyjust0.2

percent,accordingtothereportpublishedintheCochraneLibrary.Theinfluentialpublicationis

producedbytheInternationalHealthResearchOrganization,theCochraneCollaboration.The

chiefresearcherProfessorFrankRGreeroftheUniversityofWisconsinsaidthefindingsfor

childrenprovethesameasthoseseeninadultstudies."Youcangetsomeshort-term

improvementsbutassoonasyoustopthesupplementsitgoesrightbacktowhereitwas,"hesaid.

56.Accordingtothetext,foodswithaddedcalciumcan.

A.increasethebonemasssignificantly

B.putamassofcalciuminthelowerspineandupperpartofthethigh

C.satisfytheparents'desiretomaketheirchildrenhealthy

D.makethechildren'sbonessignificantlystrongertoletthemsuffernofractures

57.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthefoodtowhichcalciumisadded?

A.Calciuminithasmoreeffectonchildrenthanonadults.

B.Yourboneswillbetoostrongtobreakasaconsequenceofit.

C.Itcanincreasethemassofthelowerspineandthethigheffectively.

D.Ifyoustopeatingit,theeffectonyourboneswilldisappear.

58.Expertsholdaattitudetowardsthefoodtowhichpeopleaddedcalcium.

A.positiveB.negativeC.neutralD.notclear

59.Whichkindoffoodisnaturallyrichincalcium?

A.Kellogg'sCocoPopsB.FrostiesCerealandMilkbar

C.leafygreenvegetablesD.DanoneActiv

Weweredrivingintherightlanewhen,allofasudden,ablackcarjumpedoutofaparking

spacerightinfrontofus.Mytaxidriverslammedonhisbrakes,skidded,andmissedtheother

car'sbackendbyjustinches!Thedriveroftheothercar,theguywhoalmostcausedabig

accident,turnedhisheadangrilyandstartedyellingbadwordsatus.

Mytaxidriverjustsmiledandwavedattheguy.AndImean,hewasfriendly.So,Isaid,

“Whydidyoujustdothat?Thisguyalmostruinedyourcarandsentustothehospital!,?Andthis

waswhatmytaxidrivertoldmewhich,Icall,'TheLawoftheGarbageTruck.'

Manypeoplearelikegarbagetrucks.Theyrunaroundfullofgarbage,fulloffrustration,full

ofanger,andfullofdisappointment.Astheirgarbagepilesup,theyneedaplacetodump（倾卸）

it.Andifyouletthem,theyHldumpitonyou.Whensomeonewantstodumponyou,don'ttake

itpersonally.Youjustsmile,wave,wishthemwell,andmoveon.You'HbehaDDyyoudid.

Sothiswasit:"TheLawoftheGarbageTruck."Istartedthinking,howoftendoIlet

GarbageTrucksrunrightoverme?AndhowoftendoItaketheirgarbageandspreadittoother

people:atwork,athome,onthestreets?ItwasthatdayIsaid,"I'mnotgoingtodoit

anymore.”

Ibegantoseegarbagetrucks.Iseetheloadthey'recarrying.Iseethemcomingtodropit

off.AndlikemyTaxiDriver,Idon'tmakeitapersonalthing;Ijustsmile,wave,andmoveon.

Goodleadersknowtheyhavetobereadyfortheirnextmeeting.Goodparentsknowthat

theyhavetowelcometheirchildrenhomefromschoolwithhugsandkisses.Whataboutyou?The

markofasuccessfulpersonishowquicklytheycangetbacktheirfocusonwhafsimportant.

60.Whoactedlikeagarbagetruckintheincidentdescribedinthefirsttwoparagraphs?

A.Thewriter.B.Thetaxidriver.

C.Theblackcardriver.D.Noneofthem.

61.Thesentence"You'nbehappyyoudid“attheendofthe3rdparagraphmeansyou'H.

A.beashappyasyouusedtobeB.beashappyasyouexpected

C.behappythoughyouwerenotD.behappythatyoudidasIsay

62.Whenthewritersaid"I'mnotgoingtodoitanymore”,hemeanthe'dnolonger.

A.seegarbagetrucksB.havegarbagedumpedonhim

C.dumpgarbageonothersD.beagarbagetruckhimself

63.Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph?

A.Ignoreunpleasantnessandsticktoyourtasks.

B•Trytobegoodleadersaswellasgoodparents.

C.Alwaysbekindandhard-working

D.Dothingsquicklysoastobereadyforthenext.

C

Mostyoungarchitects-particularlythoseinbigcities—canonlydreamaboutworkingina

buildingoftheirown.Andmakingthatdreamcometrueoftenmeansfindingabuildingnoone

elseseemstowant,whichisexactlywhathappenedtoDavidYocumandhispartner,Brain

Bell.Theirbuildingisaformerautomobileelectrical-partsfirminAtlanta.Fromtheoutside,it

lookstooold,evensomethinghorrible,butopenthedoorandyouareinawide,opencourtyard,

linedonthreesideswithrustingwalls.

In,YocumandBellfoundthisbuildinginthecity'sWestEnd.Builtin1947,thestructurehad

beenabandonedyearsearlierandtheroofofthemainbuildinghadfallendown.Butthepricewas

right,soYocumboughtit.Hespenteightmonthsofhisoff-hoursondemolition（拆除）,pulling

rubbishoutthroughtheroof,becauseitwastoodangeroustogoinsidethebuilding.The

demolitionwashardwork,butitgavehimtimetothinkaboutwhathewantedtodo,and”to

treasurewhatwasthere-thewalls,therust,thelight,“Yocumsaid.Everyseason,morepaintfalls

offthewallsandmorerustdevelops.It'slikeanartinstallation（装置）inthere-aslow-motion

show.

Sincethebackbuildinghadbeenconstructedwithoutwindows,anall-glassfrontwasadded

tothebuildingtogiveitaviewofthecourtyard,andskylightswereinstalledintheroof.Theback

ofthebuildingisawordingareaandalivingroomforYocumandhiswife.Asortofbuffer（缓

冲）zonebetweenthefrontandthebackcontainsabathroom,akitchenandamechanicalroom,

andthewallsthatseparatethesezoneshaveopeningsthatallowviewsthroughtothefrontofthe

studioandthecourtyardbeyond.

YocumandBell,whohavejustcompletedanartgalleryforthecity,feelthattheexperience

fromdecorationoftheirbuilding,focusingontheinsideratherthantheoutside,hasinfluenced

theirwork.Ithasalsogiventhesearchitectsachancetoshowhowtheycanmakemoreoutofless

64.Accordingtothepassage,mostlyitisformostyoungarchitectsinbigcitiesto

workinabuildingoftheirown.

A.easyB.dreamlessC.hardD.common

65.Yocumboughttheoldbuildingbecause.

A.itwasabargaintohim

B.itwasstillingoodcondition

C.itwaslocatedinthecitycenter

D.itlookedattractivefromtheoutside

66.Workingontheoldbuilding,Yocumandbell・

A.pulledrubbishoutthroughtheroof

B.removedtheskylightsfromthebathroom

C.presentedaslow-motionshowinanartgallery

D.builtakitchenatthebackpartoftheoldbuilding

67.Itcanbeconcludedfromthepassagethat.

A.peoplecanlearnalotfromtheirfailures

B.youngarchitectsareworthyofspendingmoneyonanoldbuilding.

C.peopleshouldnotjudgethingsbytheirappearance

D.creativepeoplecanmakethebestofwhattheyhave

D

TheWashingtonPost—Yesterday,shewasthemeanestmomontheplanet;today,thecoolest.

JaneHambleton,48,hasgainedrespectfulattentionfromthepublic,especiallyparentswhen

newsofaclassifiedadshe'splacedinalocalnewspaperwaspickedupbytheAssociatedPress.

Thetextofthead:"OLD1999Ford.Totallyuncoolparentswhoobviouslydon'tlove

teenageson,sellinghiscar.Onlydrivenforthreeweeksbeforefoundalcoholunderfront

seat.$3,700.Callmeanestmomontheplanet.”

Sold!Hambleton,aradioDJinIowa,receivedsome70callsfrombuyers,otherparents,

emergencyroomworkers,schoolteachers,andscoresofotherswantingtocongratulateherfor

beingsocoolamother.

Fortherecord,Steven,astudentatBriarCliffUniversityinSioux,toldhismotherthatthe

alcoholinthecardidnotbelongtohim,buttoafriend.Hambletonbelievedhim.However,it

brokeoneofthetworulesshesetwhensheboughthimthecaratThanksgiving:Noalcohol,and

keepitlocked.

Stevenwasoriginally"very,veryunhappy”,butheandMomseemtohavemadethings

up.Bytheendoftheweek,theywereappearingon"GoodMorningAmerica'\whichgotthe

televisionbookingwarstarted,includingcallsfromfolksfrom“Oprah”.Allofthisprovesone

thing:Americaneedsthis.Ohboy,don'tweneedthiskindoftoughlove,thekindthatsays:"Iam

notyourfriend.Iamyourmother.Eatyourpeas.Now."?

Asforthecar,itwaspurchasedbyanothercoupleinIowawhoplannedtogiveittotheir

19-year-oldson.Hambletonsaid:"Donothaveanyalcoholinthatcar.Andifyoudo,don'thide

itunderthefrontseat.”

68.WhydidJanedecidetosellherson'scar?

A.Becausesheisameanmothertoherteenageson.

B,Becauseshewantstoattractthemedia'sattention.

C.Becauseshewantstoteachhersonalesson.

D.Becauseshewantstoshowothershowtolovetheirchildren.

69.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A.About70peopleshowedinterestinbuyingthecar.

B.Janefeelssorryfbrsellingherson'scar.

C.JaneHambletonthoughthersonwaslyingaboutthealcohol.

D.Stevenisnolongerunhappywithhismother.

70.Whatdoesthewritermeanby“eatyourpeas”?

A.Mothersshouldencouragetheirchildrentoeatmorehealthyfood.

B.Childrenshoulddowhatevertheirmotherstellthemtodo.

C.Parentsshouldmaketheirchildrendotherightthingseveniftheydon'twantto.

D.Childrenshouldn'texpecttomakefriendswiththeirmothers.

71.Thenewsattractedsomuchattentionbecause•

A.Hambletonputashortadinthenewspapertosellherson'scar

B.It'sapublicconcernthatmanyAmericanparentsaretooeasywiththeirchildren

C.HambletonandhersonappearedinafamousTVprogram

D.Hambletonhasbecomethecoolestmotherintheworld

E

Theinformationbelowistakenfromadictionarypage.(Youmayreadthequestionsfirst.)

jaguar:n.atypeoflarge,yellow-coloredcatwithblackmarkingsfoundinthesouthwestern

regionoftheU.S.andinCentralandSouthAmerica.

jargon:1.n.speechthatdoesn'tmakesense.2.n.anunknownlanguagethatseemsstrange

orimpossibletounderstand.3.n.alanguagemadeupoftwoormoreotherlanguages:Hisjargon

wasamixtureofFrenchandEnglish.4.n.thespecialvocabularyofafieldorprofession:Her

reportoncomputerswasfilledwithjargon.

jaunt:1./i.atriptakenfbrfun.2.v.togoonabriefpleasanttrip:Wejauntedtothecountry

lastSaturday.

javelin:1.n.aspear(矛)mostcommonlyusedasweaponorinhunting.2.n.alightweight

metalorwoodenspearthatisthrownintrack-and-fieldevents.3.n.theeventinwhichajavelin

isthrown.4.v.tostr汰e,aswithajavelin.

jest:1.n.thingsaidordonetocauseamusement;joke.2.(idiom)injestinfun;not

seriously.3・v.makejokes

jazz:1.n.atypeofmusicthatoriginatedinNewOrleansandischaracterizedbyrhythmic

beats.2.n.populardancemusicinfluencedbyjazz.3.n.(slang)emptytalk.4.ad.of

orlikejazz:ajazzband,jazzrecords.

Jennet:n.asmallSpanishhorse.

72.Whichmeaningofthewordjavelinisusedinthesentencebelow?

Atthecompetition,Jackdrewhisannback,andthrewthejavelin50yards.

A.Definition(定义)1B.Definition2

C.Definition3D.Definition4

73.Whichmeaningofthewordjargonisusedinthesentencebelow?

Doctorsoftenspeakinmedicaljargon.

A.Definition1B.Definition2C.Definition3D.Definition4

74.Whatdoesthewordjazzmeaninthefollowingsentence?

Donftgivemethatjazz,forIamapracticalperson.

A.rhythmicbeatsB.atypeofmusic

C.akindofdanceD.meaninglesstalk

75.Whichwordisneededtofillinthefollowingsentence?

Hisreplywastakenhalfseriously,halfin.

A.javelinB.jestC.jauntD.jargon

第II卷（共35分）

第四部分：写作（共2节，满分35分）

第一节：阅读下面对话，掌握其大意，并根据所给首字母的提示，在标有题号的右边横线

上写出一个