高三英语上学期第一次月考

第一学期高三英语月考（一）

（完卷时间：120分钟满分:150分）

第一卷

I.ListeningComprehension（30%）

SectionAShortConversations

Directions:InsectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheend

ofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthe

questionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,read

thefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestion

youhaveheard.

1.A.Interestingandeasytofollow.

B.Dullandalittlebitdifficult.

C.Notaseasyasshehadthought.

D.Easybutdull.

2.A.Theman.B.Thewoman.

C.Thewoman'smother.D.Theman'smother.

3.A.Theboxweighsathousandkilogrammes.

B.Theboxisveryheavyforhertocarry.

C.Themanshouldcarrythebox.

D.Nobodycanliftthebox.

4.A.Theladydidn'tseetheshark.

B.Theycouldoftenseetheshark.

C.Theladysawthesharkwhenshewasswimmingfortheshore.

D.Themansawthesharkwhenhewasinthemiddleoftheswimming.

5.A.At10:00B.At10:15C.At10:30D.At10:45

6.A.Enjoyingmeetingeachother.

B.Sayinggoodbyetoeachother.

C.Planningtoseeeachotheragain.

D.Pleasingeachother.

7.A.Herefusestodrivethewoman.

B.Hehasanewcar.

C.Heisverygladtodrivethewoman.

D.Heistoobusytodrivethewoman.

8.A.Happy.B.Disappointed.C.Angry.D.Regretful.

9.A.Hehadahistorylesson.

B.Heheldaball.

C.Heattendedameeting.

D.Hehadachemistrylesson.

10.A.Atabar.B.Inashop.C.Inthestreet.D.Onthestreetcorner.

SectionBPassages

Directions:InsectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassagesandyouwillbeaskedthreequestions

oneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillbereadtwicebutthequestionswillbespokenonly

once.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhich

onewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

11.A.Sitintheclassroom.B.Stayathome.

C.WatchTV.D.Gooutdoors.

12.A.Freshair,sunlightandenoughphysicalexercises.

B.Sunlight,enoughphysicalexercisesandreading.

C.Freshair,enoughphysicalexercisesandmusic.

D.Sunlight,musicandenoughphysicalexercises.

13.A.Two.B.Three.

C.FourD.Five.

Question14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

76.A.Itmovesitstailupanddown.

B.Itrunsawayatonce.

C.Itstayswhereitis.

D.Itrunsawayandmovesitstailupanddown.

15.A.Byspeakingtothem.

B.Bymovingitsnail

C.Bydancingintheair.

D.Bysinging.

16.A.Animals,languages.B.Animals,danger.

C.Rabbits9tails.D.Bee'slanguage.

SectionCLongerConversations

Directions:InsectionC,youwillheartwolongerconversations.Eachconversationwillberead

twice.Afteryouheartheconversation,youarerequiredtofillinthenumberedblankswiththe

informationyouhaveheard.Writeyouranswersonyouranswersheet.

Blanks17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

TheSummerCourseattheEnglishTrainingCentre

TheStartingtime:17.___________15th.

Thefinishingtime:August18.___________

Courses:Listeningandspeakingcourses;readingandwriting

courses;audio-visual19.___________courses.

Thetimeforclasses:Mostclassesareinthemorning.

Onlyafewareintheafternoon.

Thetimeforthefinalexam:From20.___________16thtoAugust18th.

Completetheform.WriteONEWORDforeachanswer.

Blanks21through24arebasedonthefollowingconversation.

AspectInformation

Theplacetotakeaholiday:Inthe21.___________.

Theplacetostay:They22.___________inthemountains.

Thewaytocookmeals:Theycookedmealsover23.___________.

Theweatherthere:Itwas24.___________everyday.

Thetimetogetback:Theyleftat5andarrivedat9.

Completetheform.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.

ILGrammarandVocabulary

SectionA(16%)

Directions:BeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.

Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.

25.StandingonthetopoftheOrientalPearlTower,agoodbid's-eyeviewofShanghai

city.

A.youwillgetB.itwillbe

C.therewillbeD.itwillhave

26.Theexercisesareextremelydifficult,buthalfoftheclassthemaheadoftime.

A.hasalreadyfinishedB.willfinish

C.havealreadyfinishedD.finishes

27.Suchanefforttheseveresnowdisasterdidn'tpreventthewholenationfrom

celebratingthetraditionalChineseNewYearhappily.

A.astheChinesegovernmenthasmadeB.hastheChinesegovernmentmadethat

C.theChinesegovernmenthasmadethatD.hastheChinesegovernmentmadeas

28.Whereismypen?Iit.

A.mightloseB.wouldhavelost

C.shouldhavelostD.musthavelost

29.AsaSeniorThreestudent,wearesupposedtoknowhowweshouldadjustourselvesto

sureweareinthepropermentalstate.

A.makeB.makingC.madeD.tobemade

30.Youcannotbecarefulwhendrivingacar.

A.muchB.veryC.tooD./

31.MoreandmoreChinesepeoplefollowthepracticetheywilltraveltovariousscenic

spotstoenjoythesceneryintheirleisuretime.

A.whetherB.whichC.whereD.that

32.Theexaminationwascontinuedatthebeginningofthenewterm,wasannounced

onJanuary29.

A.whatB.asC.whichD.that

33.一“ItissaidthatZiyiZhangsangasongfortheChineseNewYearSpringFestivalParty

withoutrehearsalinadvance,isn'tit?”

--'Tmnotsureitistrue.”

A.howB.thatC.whyD.whether

34.Infact,manyofourguestsaskforaccommodationsheretheycome.

A.attimeB.firsttimeC.forthefirsttimeD.eachtime

35.HerappearancehaschangedalotafterthecosmeticsurgeryandInotrecognizeher.

A.mustB.canC.needD.will

36.Sandycoulddonothingbuttohisteacherthathewaswrong.

A.admittingB.admittedC.admitD.toadmit

37.Justwatchcarefullynow.Filshowyouoneofthemostremarkablephotographs.

A.havingeverbeentakenB.hadeverbeentaken

C.everbeingtakenD.evertaken

38.Inordertosearchfortheescapedprisoner,thepolicedecidedtoquestioncomes

alongtheroad.

A.whoB.whomC.whoeverD.whomever

39.-Canyouthinkofacaseinwhichtheecologyofanideaisinbalance?

—Sure.Yousee,anenvironmentisundisturbed,theecologyoftheareaisin

balance.

A.unlessB.asC.thoughD.where

40.1stillrememberthedayswespentinthecountryside.

A.whenB.thatC.inwhichD.where

SectionB(9%)

Directions:Completethepassagewiththewordsgiveninthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeused

once.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.pointsB.wondersC.effectiveD.independentlyAB.difficulty

AC.academicAD.actuallyBC.dataBD.illustratingCD.overcoming

Manystudentsfindtheexperienceofattendinguniversitylecturestobeaconfusingand

frustratingexperience.Thelecturerspeaksforoneortwohours,perhaps41thetalkwith

slides,writingupimportantinformationontheblackboard,distributingreadingmaterialand

givingoutassignments.Thenewstudentseestheotherstudentscontinuouslywritingon

notebooksand42whattowrite.Veryoftenthestudentleavesthelecturewithnoteswhich

donotcatchthemain43andwhichbecomehardevenforthestudenttounderstand.

Mostinstitutionsprovidecourseswhichassistnewstudentstodeveloptheskillstheyneedto

be44listenersandnot-talkers.Iftheseareunavailable,therearemanyusefulstudy-skills

guideswhichenablelearnerstopracticetheseskills45.Inallcasesitisimportanttoknow

theproblembefore46startingyourstudies.

Itisimportanttoacknowledgethatmoststudentshave47inacquiringthelanguage

skillsrequiredincollegestudy.Onewayof48thesedifficultiesistoattendthelanguage

andstudy-skillsclasseswhichmostinstitutionsprovidethroughoutthe49year.Another

basicstrategyistofindastudypartnerwithwhomitispossibletoidentifydifficulties,exchange

ideasandprovidesupport.

III.ReadingComprehension

SectionA(15%)

Directions:Foreachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarked

A,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

Haveyouevermadeaprofitfromwalkingadog?Doyoulikeworkingaloneor50?

Haveyoueversetaworldrecordinanything?

51thosetherightwayandyoucouldlandajobatGoogle.

Initsdesperate52moreengineersandsalesrepresentativesforitsrapidlygrowing

business,Googlehascreatedanautomatedwaytolookthroughthemorethan100,000job

53itreceiveseachmonth.

Insteadofsimplylookingforpeoplewithstraight-As,it'sstartingtoaskapplicantsto

54anin-depthonlinesurveythatexaminestheirattitude,behaviorandpersonality.

Questionsconcerneverything55theagewhentheapplicantfirstgotexcitedabout

computerstowhetherthepersonhasevertutored.Theyalsoseekoutnon-traditional56.

Thiscanincludewhatmagazinestheapplicantsubscribesto(订阅)orwhatpetsthatpersonhas.

Theanswersare57aseriesofformulascreatedbyGoogle'smathematiciansthat

spitoutascore------fromzeroto100.Thisismeanttopredicthowwella58willfit

intothefree,competitive59culture.

''Googlehas60itsnumberofemployeesineachofthelastthreeyears.Asweget

bigger,wefinditharderandhardertofind61people,'saidLaszloBock,Google's

vice-presidentforpeopleoperations.''InterviewsareateiTiblepredictorofperformance.With

traditionalhiringmethods,we62overlooksomeofthebestcandidates,"hesaid..

Theonlinesurveyisbasedontheanswersto30063sentoutlastsummertoevery

employeeattheheadofficeinCalifornia'sSiliconValley.Nowabout15percentofapplicants

takethe64.Itwillbeusedforallapplicantsstartingthismonth.

WhetherthismethodwillhelpGooglefindtherightpeopleisyettobeseen.

50.A.withababyB.athomeC.ingroupsD.self-employment

51.A.Give氏AnswerC.PutD.Arrange

52.A.searchforB.eliminationofC.promotionofD.careabout

53.A.advertisementsB.desiresC.applicationsD.interviews

54.A.makeoutB.filloutC.carryoutD.speakout

55.A.likeB.aboutC.atD.from

56.A.informationB.personalityC.methodsD.media

57.A.fedintoB.recordedasC.markedwithD.turnedinto

58.A.mathematicianB.personC.situationD.case

59.A.otherB.nationC.localD.company

60.A.neglectedB.reducedC.maintainedD.doubled

61.A.foreignB.youngC.enthusiasticD.enough

62.A.mightB.mustC.shouldD.oughtto

63.A.companiesB.applicantsC.questionsD.interviews

64.A.adviceB.positionC.surveyD.jobs

SectionB(22%)

Directions:Readthefollowingfourpassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsor

unfinishedstatements.ForeachpfthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosethe

onethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.

(A)

AntonialeftAthensandcametoAmericatomakeherfortune.Shewantedtobeafamous

actress,soshewenttoliveinHollywood,California.

Atfirst,Antoniahadverylittlemoney,soshewasforcedtowatcheverypennywhile

makingtheroundsofmovieagents9offices.Foroverayear,sheworkedonlyinsmallparts.She

foundlifeextremelyhard.Shehadtotakebusesorwalkeverywhere,andsheateonlyonemeala

day.Eventhoughsheworkednightsasawaitress,Antoniacouldnotreallymakeendsmeet.

Suddenly,oneday,thestarofafilmbecameill,andthedirectoraskedAntoniatotakethe

part.Heractingwassuperb.Afterthefirstshowofthefilm,shebecameanovernightsuccess.

Everyonegavehermadnotice,andshereceivedmanyoffersforfuturestamngroles.

Sincethen,Antoniahaschangedherwholewayoflife.Nowshewearsexpensivefursand

drivesaRolls-Royce.Shelivesinatwenty-sevenroomhouseinBeverlyHills,withseven

servants.Allherneedsarecaredfor.ForAntonia,Americaistrulythelandofstreetspavedwith

gold.Throughherhardwork,shehasearnedthefameshedesiredsomuch.

65.Theunderlinedphrase“makingtherounds^^inparagraph2mostprobablymeans.

A.visitingB.makingafortune

C.workingextremelyhardD.starringinfilm

66.WhatchangedAntonia'swayoflife?

A.Wearingexpensivefurs.B.Hergoodfortune.

C.Hersuperbacting.D.Herexperienceasawaitress.

67.Howmanypeopleliveinherlargehouse?

A.One.B.Twenty-seven.C.Seven.D.Eight.

68.Whatcanweknowfromthispassage?

A.Antoniapavedthestreetswithgold.B.Shestarredinthefilmsforoneyear.

C.ShewenthometoAthens.D.Shebecameanovernightsuccess.

(B)

Anallowanceisanimportanttoolforteachingkidshowtobudget,saveandmaketheirown

decisions.Childrenrememberandlearnfrommistakeswhentheirowndollarsarelostorspent

foolishly.

Howlargeanallowanceisappropriate?Expertssaythereisnotrightamount.Actual

amountsdifferfromregiontoregion,andfromfamilytofamily.

Tosetanappropriateallowanceforyourchild,workupaweeklybudget.Allowfor

entertainmentexpendituressuchasmoviesandsnacks.Next,includeeverydayexpensessuchas

lunchmoney,busfare,schoolsupplies,"Ifyoumakethechildresponsibleforthese/,says

JosephineSwanson,aconsumerspecialist,“heorshewilllearntobudgetfornecessary

expenditures.^^

Finally,addsomeextramoneytomakesavingpossible.Ifyoucan,keepyourchild's

allowanceinlinewiththatofhisfriends.Achildwhosepurchasingpowerfallsawaybelowhis

peers'canfeelleftout.

Itcanbetough,butavoidexcusingyourchildrenwhentheymakeamistakewiththeir

allowance.WhenBrookeStephenswastenandgrowingupinJacksonville,hermothergaveher

$5aweek,$1.75ofwhichwasforbusfareandlunch."Ifyouloseyourmoney,"Brooke'smother

toldher,“youwalkhome.^^

Oneweekthegirlspentallherallowanceinacandystore,thenshecalledhomeforaride.

“Mommademewalkhome,“recallsStephens,nowafinancialplannerinBrooklyn.4€AtfirstI

wasangry.ButIfinallyrealizedthatshewastryingtoteachmeanimportantlesson.^^

Expertsadvisethatanallowanceshouldnotbetieddirectlytoachild'sdailychores.Kids

shouldhelparoundthehousenotbecausetheygetpaidforitbutbecausetheyshare

responsibilitiesasmembersofafamily.Youmight,however,payachildfordoingextrajobsat

home,whichcandevelophisorherinitiative.

69.Whichofthefollowingisthepossibletitleofthepassage?

A.Howtodevelopachild'sinitiative.

B.Howtoworkupanamountofpocketmoney.

C.Howtoteachachildtosavemoney.

D.Howtoteachachildaboutmoney.

70.Itcanbeinfenedfromthepassagethatifachildisgivenanallowance,heorshemay

A.spendallthemoneyverysoon

B.bespoiledandfinallyruined

C.feelresponsibleandcarefulaboutmoney

D.lostthemoneyandcannotreturnhome

71.InParagraph4,thewords“hispeers^^referto.

A.hisparentsB.histeachers

C.hisfinancialexpertsD.hisfriends

72.Theauthorimpliesinthepassagethat.

A.payingchildrenfortheirhouseworkisnogood

B.achild'sinitiativecanbedevelopedifheorsheispaidforallthehousework

C.childrenmayfeellostandlonelyiftheyhavenopocketmoney

D.childrenmaylearntoputasidesomemoneyiftheyaregivenagreatamountofpocketmoney

(C)

Ifyouarearecentsocialsciencegraduatewhohashadtolistentojokesabout

unemploymentfromyourcomputermajorclassmates,youmayhavehadthelastlaugh.Thereare

manyadvantagesforthesocialsciencemajorbecausethishigh-tech"InformationAge"demands

peoplewhoareflexibleandwhohavegoodcommunicationskills.

Therearemanysocialsciencemajorsinlargecompanieswhofillimportantpositions.For

example,anumberofresearchstudiesfoundthatsocialsciencemajorshadachievedgreater

managerialsuccessthanthosewhohadtechnicaltrainingorpre-professionalcourses.Studies

showthatsocialsciencemajorsaremostsuitedforchange,whichistheleadingfeature(特点)of

thekindofhighspeed,high-pressure,high-techworldwenowlivein.

Socialsciencemajorsarenotonlyexperiencingsuccessintheirlong-termcompanyjobs,

buttheyarealsofindingjobsmoreeasily.Astudyshowedthatmanycompanieshadfilledalarge

percentageoftheirentry-levelpositionswithsocialsciencegraduates.Thestudyalsoshowedthat

themostsought-afterqualityinapersonwhowaslookingforajobwascommunicationskills,

notedas"veryimportant"by92percentofthecompanies.Socialsciencemajorshavetheseskills,

oftenwithoutknowinghowimportanttheyare.Itisprobablyduetotheseskillsthattheyhave

beenofferedawidevarietyofpositions.

Finally,althoughsomesocialsciencemajorsmaystillfinditmoredifficultthantheir

technicallytrainedclassmatestolandthefirstjob,recentgraduatesreportthattheydon*tregret

theirchoiceofstudy.

73、Bysayingthatnyoumayhavehadthelastlaugh"inthefirstparagraph,theauthormeansthat

youmayhave.

A.sharedthejokeswithcomputermajors

B.earnedasmuchascomputermajors

C.foundjobsmoreeasilythancomputermajors

D.stoppedjokingaboutcomputermajors

74、Comparedwithgraduatesofothersubjects,socialsciencegraduates

A.arereadytochangewhensituationschange

B.arebetterabletodealwithdifficulties

C.areequallygoodatcomputerskills

D.arelikelytogiveotherspressure

75>Accordingtothetext,whathasmadeiteasyforsocialsciencegraduatestofindjobs?

A.Willingnesstotakelow-paidjobs.

B.Readinesstogainhigh-techknowledge.

C.Skillsinexpressingthemselves.

D.Part-timeworkexperience

SectionC.(5%)

Directions:ReadthefollowingtextandchoosethemostsuitableheadingfromA—ACforeach

paragraph.Thereisoneextraheadingwhichyoudonotneed.

A.Causesofoverusingfluoride

B.Negativeeffectsoffluoride

C.Safeuseoffluoride

D.Theexpert'sbackgroundinformation

AB.Noneedtoworryaboutfluoridepoisoning

AC.Solutionstoimproperuseoffluoride

Ihaveheardthatfluoridecanhelpstopdentaldecay,butIrecentlyreadthatitis

poisonous.Whichoftheseistrue?Howcanchildrenusefluoridesafely?

76._______________________

ThisquestionisansweredbyDrMarciaM.RichwhopractisesgeneraldentistryinNewholt.She

isalsoalecturerattheUniversityandawriterforthemonthlymagazineYourDentistCares.

77._______________________

Myanswertothefirstquestionistostressthatfluorideworkswellandissafewhenusersfollow

instructions.Youngchildrenhaveatendencytoswallowtoothpaste,whichiswhytheyshould

onlyhaveatinyamountoffluoridetoothpasteontheirtoothbrush.Ifthissimplemeasureistaken,

parentscanbeconfidentthatchildrenwillbeprotectedagainsttoothdecay,andcometonoharm.

78._______________________

Almostallmedicineshaveanadverseeffect-orevenbedeadly-iftheyarenottakenas

directed.Soyouareright-fluoridecanbepoisonousifitisswallowedinverylargequantities.It

isforthereasonthatfluoridesupplementscanonlybeobtainedonprescriptionfromthedoctoror

dentist.Pleasebeassuredthatfluorideoverdosesarerare-infact,Ihaveneverheardofanyfatal

incidentsrelatedtolluoridepoisoning.

79._______________________

Scientificstudieshaveshownthatfluoridecanhelptopreventcavitiesaslongasitisused

correctly.Iffluorideisabused,thereisariskofillnessorevendeathsinextremecases.Ifadeadly

amountoffluorideistaken,immediatefirst-aidcouldsavealife.Apersonwhohasswalloweda

largeamountoffluoridewillprobablystartvomiting.Ifnot,thepatientshouldbegivenmilkor

antacidandtakentothenearesthospitalforemergencytreatment.

80._________________________

Takingtoomuchfluoridewhileteetharegrowingcanleadtoaconditioncalleddental

fluorosis.Themostlikelycauseistheswallowingoffluoridetoothpastesbyyoungchildren.Itcan

alsobecausedbyinappropriateuseoffluoridedroporotherfluoridesupplements,forexample

whenfluorideisalreadypresentindrinkingwater.

SectionD.(8%)

Directions:Readthepassagecarefully.Thenanswerthequestionsorcompletethestatementsin

thefewestpossiblewords:

Mostpeoplelookforwardtoretirementasatimewhentheycanfinallytakeup

activitiesthattheyneverhadthetimeorenergytopursuebefore.Butsomerecentstudieson

peopleintheirgoldenyearsaredisturbing:theysuggestthatretireesaremorelikelytosufferfrom

depressionandpossiblyhigherratesofotherdiseasessuchasheartdiseaseandhighblood

pressure.ThafswhyanewstudyofFrenchworkersiswelcomenews.

LedbyHugoWesterlund,aprofessorofpsychologyatStockholmUniversity,the

studyofmorethan14,000workersfoundlowerratesofdepressionandfatigue(疲劳)inpeople

aftertheygottiredwhiletheywerestillemployed.

ThescientistsfollowedtheemployeesoftheFrenchnationalgasandelectric

companyfor14years.Theyfoundintheyearimmediatelyafterretirement,thevolunteers

reported40%fewerdepressivesymptomsthantheyhadintheyearbeforetheirretirement.The

researchersalsofoundan81%dropinreportsofbothmentalandphysicalfatigueoverthesame

timeperiod.

Clearly,saidWesterlund,muchofthesedecreaseinphysicalandmentalfatiguecan

betracedbacktorelieffromthestressesofwork.Thedeclineindepressivesymptomssuggests

thatretirementmaybehavingapositivementaleffect,too,whichmayhavealottodowiththe

generouspensions(养老金)thatF