高一10月月考英语试题 (二)

高一英语试题卷

满分［100］分，时间［120］分钟

I.Listeningcomprehension:(1*10=10)

1)Listentothefollowingdialoguesandanswerquestion1-5.

1.WhatsubjectdoesMissWangteach?

A.HistoryB.EnglishC.Math

2.Howmuchdoesthemanhavetopayatleast?

A.$2.00B.$5.00C.$6.00

3.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.InalibraryB.InashopC.Inacollege

4.Whatdoesthemanmean?

A.Hehasspenttoomuchthismonth.

B.Hewantstosavemorethismonth.

C.Hegothisclothesburnt.

5.Whatistheman'spurposeofmeetingthewoman?

A.Toapplyforajob.

B.Totrytopleaseher.

C.Tofindherout.

2)Listentodialogue6andanswerquestions6and7.

6.Wheredidthewomanlivebefore?

A.InPerthB.InSydneyC.Inasmalltown

7.What'stheweatherlikethereinsummer?

A.It'snicebutwindy.

B.It'snicebutwet.

C.It'swindyandwet.

3)Listentodialogue7andanswerquestion8-10.

8.Wheredoesthewomanwanttofly?

A.ToParisB.ToAtlantaC.ToNewYork

9.Whydoestheearlyeveningflighttakealittlelonger?

A.Itstopshalfway.

B.Itfliesmoreslowly.

C.Itmakesalongerjourney.

10.Whendoesthelateeveningflightleave?

A.At6:30B.At9:03C.At9:45

ILMultiplechoice(0.5*20=10)

()11.•一Oh,ifsyou!Iyou.

-rvejusthadmyhaircutandIamwearingnewglasses.

A.didn'trecognizeB.hadn'trecognizeC.haven'trecognizeD.don't

recognize

()12.Oneoftheenginesoftheplanewasoutoforderandthebadweatherthe

difficulty.

A.addedtoB.addedupC.addeduptoD.added

()13.YoucanneverimaginewhatgreatdifficultyIhadhisparents.

A.tofindB.offindingC.findingD.aboutfinding

()14.WhenIcamewiththeteenagerhiddeninthecave,Iwassurprisedtofind

himcoveredwithdust.

A.face-to-face;entirelyB.facetoface;entireC.infaceof;completelyD.faceto

face;entirely

()15.Itwasin1969twoAmericanswenttothemoonbyspaceship.

A.whenB.thatC.atthattimeD.justthen

()16.Theboyastrangediseaseistryingtoliveanormallife.

A.sufferedB.sufferedfromC.sufferingD.sufferingfrom

()17.Thevillageiswhatitlookedlikewhenhewasbornthere20yearsago.

A.notanylongerB.nolongerC.nomoreD.notanymore

()18.Thechairmanaskedmanyquestionstheeducationofthehomeless

childreninthatarea.

A.concernedB.concerningC.toconcernD.having

concerned

()19.Thelittleboyfeltgratefulthecoachforhislettinghimthe

game.

A.for/joininB.to/tojoininC.with/joinD.to/joinin

()20.ItwasthefirsttimeIfacetofacewithathunderstorm.

A.when/hadcomeB.that/havecomeC.when/cameD.that/had

come

()21.Ihavemadegreatprogresshishelp.Whichofthefollowingisnot

correct?

A.withB.becauseofC.asaresultofD.because

()22.Youcometohisoffice.Ourbosswon'tbebackuntilnextweek.

A.haven'ttoB.won'thavegottoC.havegottoD.havenotgotto

()23.Wediscussedwheretogofortheweekend,butwedecidedtostayathome

A.attheendB.bytheendC.intheendD.onend

)24.Everypossibleadvancedtechnologiestohelppeopleenjoyabetterlife.

A.shouldbemadeofB.shoulebemadeuse

C.useshouldbemadeofD.shoulemakeuseof

()25.Pleasetellmethewayyouthoughtofthegarden.

A.takecareofB.totakecareofC.takingcareofD.totakecare

()26.MrJacksonwasveryangrytofindthecarhehadhadyesterdaybroke

downagain.

A.torepairB.itrepairedC.repairingD.repaired

()27.Mikehasn'tshowedupyet.Whydoyouthink?

A.hecomeslateB.comeshelateC.doeshecomelateD.willhecomelate

()28.Thepolicemanaskedwiththeoldwomen.

A.whatthematterwasB.whatwasthematterC.whatmatterwasD.whatwas

thewrong

()29.LastnightLiPingwatchedthefootballmatchathomewhenhehis

homework.

A.needhavedoneB.musthavendone

C.shouldhavedoneD.couldhaveworked

()30.Theworkwasforthelittleboy.Sowe'dbetterlendhimahand.

A.tooveryB.muchtooC.toomuchD.far

III.Cloze(1*20=20)

Watercostsmoney.Insomeplaceswaterishard31，What32whenatownhasthese

problems?AsmalltowninCaliforniafoundahappy33.

Very34raineverfellthere.Thetownhadnowater35.Thewateritusedwas36fromariver

300milesaway.Asmorepeople37liveinthetown,38waterwasneeded.Nowwater39tobe

broughtinfrom600milesaway.Allthesecost40money.

Thetown41aplan.Itfound42tocleanits“dirty“water.Oncethecleanedwaterwasreused

43manyways.Five44lakeswerebuilt.Herepeoplecouldswimandfishandgo45.They46

havepicnicsintheirnewparks.Farmershadmorewater47theircrops.Newfactoriescanbebuilt,

nowthattheyhavethepromiseof48.

Inmostplaces,waterisusedandthrown49.Thetownthatsaved50waterhassavedthe

town!

()31A.supplyingB.gettingC.togetD.tosupply

()32A.happensB.happeningC.ishappenedD.happened

()33A.keyB.answerC.answeringD.way

()34A.littleB.alittleC.fewD.afew

()35A.ofitselfB.ofitsownC.foritsownD.foritself

()36A.fetchB.takeC.broughtinD.guided

()37A.cometoB.cametoC.comingtoD.camefor

()38A.manyB.plentyofC.moreD.manymore

()39A.hasB.hadC.mustD.needed

()40A.manyB.afewC.agreatmanyD.alotof

()41A.putB.madeC.supplyD.noticed

()42A.awayB.waysC.ananswerD.akey

()43A.forB.byC.atD.in

()44A.man-makingB.man-makeC.man-madeD.manmade

()45A.boatingB.toboatC.toboatingD.onboating

()46A.mustB.couldC.neededD.hadto

()47A.asB.withC.forD.to

()48A.waterenoughB.enoughwaterC.cropsenoughD.enoughcrops

()49A.offB.ofC.awayD.outof

()50A.ifsB.itsC.one'sD.his

IV.Readingcomprehension(1.5*15=22.5)

A

Friendisbetterthanfortune.Friendisworsethanpoisoninsomecases.Thetwosentences

aboveareoppositeandseemtobeunreasonablebuttheycanbeexplainedasfollows:thefirst

referstoallgoodfriendswhodriveustowardsgoodwhilethesecondallbadoneswholeadusto

wrongways.

Myidealfriendisofcourseagoodfriendwhosegoodnessisshownbelow---hehasnobad

likings,suchassmokinganddrinking.Helivesinfrugality(节俭).Hestudieshardsoasnotto

wastehisgoldentime.Athomehehonorshisparentsandloveshisbrothers;atschoolherespects

histeachersandsharesfeelingswithhisclassmates.Hetreatsthosetrulywhoaretruetohim.Ina

word,hehasallthegoodcharactersbetterthanmine.Icanfollowhimasamodel.WithhishelpI

amfreefromalldifficulties.

Indeed,ifIhavesuchapersonasmyfriend,IshallneverfeardifficultyandIshallnever

knowtheexistenceoftheword"failure".

51.Thispassagetellsus()

A.howtomakefriendswithothers

B.howthewriter1sfriendhelpshim

C.whatkindofpersonthewriter'sfriendis

D.whatkindofpersonweshouldmakefriendswith

52.Anidealfriendmeans()

A.atruefriendB.afalsefriendC.animaginaryfriendD.anexcellentfriend

53.Fromthepassagewecanlearnthat()

A.thewriterandhisidealfriendhavealottolearnfromeachother

B.thewriterhasalottolearnfromhisidealfriend

C.thewriter'sidealfriendhasalottoleamfromhim

D.thewriterhasonlyalittletolearnfromhisidealfriend

54.Fromthesecondparagraph,wecaninferthewriterissurethat（）

A.nothingcannotbedonewithfriend

B.onlythefirstsentenceisreasonable

C.hewhodoesnotsmokeordrinkmustbeagoodfriend

D.goodfriendsshouldalwayshelpeachother

B

Whennatureisleftalone,abalanceisreachedamongtheanimalsandplantslivinginone

area.Butwhenmanstartshisworkinnature,thebalanceislikelytobedestroyed.Hegrowsa

cropandtakesitawaytoeat;thentherearenodeadleavestofallontheground,holdingwater

whileitsinksintothesurface,ordecaying（腐烂）andaddinghumus（腐殖质）tothesoil.Unlessa

farmeractswithknowledgeandskill,heisthereforemostlikelytomakethelandpoorer.Totake

theplaceoftheusefulmatterinthecropsthatheremoves,heusessomekindoffertilizer（月巴米斗）.

Chemicalfertilizersareofgreathelp,butthewasteproductsofanimalsanddecayingremainsof

plantsshouldalsobeputontheland.Insomeplaces,itisahabittobumwastemateriallying

about,butsuchburningdestroystheusefulmatterinthedeadplants.Althoughtheashesthatare

leftarevaluablewhenputontheland,abetterpracticeistoburythewastesothatitdecaysand

increasesthehumusinthesoil.

Inthepast,whentheworldpopulationwasmuchlowerthanitisnow,amanhadlittle

diflicultyinordinarytimesingrowingthefoodthatwasneeded.Whenafieldhadbeenusedsome

yearsandhadbecometired,thefarmercouldmovetoanotherplace.Thetiredlandthenslowly

recovered.Byandbygrassesandotherplantswouldappearonitanditsproductivepowerwould

slowlyreturntonormalthroughtheirdecay.Butnature,leftalone,wouldtakealongtimetobring

backthelandtoitsformerstate;thelengthoftimerequiredwoulddependonlocalconditions,but

itmightwellbetenyears.

Itisabadpracticetogrowthesamecropinafieldyearafteryear.Ifthecropischanged,the

landwillsufferlessbecauseitistreatedandusedinadifferentway.Differentplantshave

differenteffectsonthesoil.Therefore,achangeofcropwilldolessharmthanthegrowingofthe

samecropyearafteryearandaregularchangetograsswilldogoodtothesoil.Muchwill

thereforebegainedifdifferentcropsaregrownoneafteranother,amethodknownastherotation

(轮作)ofcrops.

55.Accordingtothepassage,thelandwillbecomepoorer()

A.ifallthedeadleavesareclearedawayB.ifthehumusisincreasedaftertheharvest

C.ifdeadleavesdecayinthesoilbythemselvesD.ifwasteplantmateriallyingaboutisburied

56.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethatthetiredlandhasslowlyrecovered()

A.whengrassesandotherplantsappearagain

B.whenthetreatmentisgivenbynaturealone

C.afternewgrassesandotherplantshavedecayedagain

D.afternaturehasbeenleftaloneforseveralmonths

57.Amodernfarmercanhardlymovetoanotherplaceashedidbeforebecause()

A.theproductivepowerofanewfieldisn'thigherthanthatofanoldone

B.therearefewfreefieldsleftforhimtodofarming

C.ittakesafarmermorethantenyearstostartfarminginanewfield

D.therewillbetoomanygrassesinanewfieldtogrowcrops

58.Itismostlikelythattheauthorwillgoonto()intheparagraphfollowingthepassage

above.

A.introduceothermethodsofplantingcropsB.dealwithhowtopreventlandgettingtired

C.startanothertopicofhowtomakeuseoflandD.furtherexplainwhattherotationofcropsis

C

Careereducationisinstructionintendedtohelpyoungpeopleidentify,choose,andprepare

foracareer.Suchinstructionmayfocusonaperson'sroleinwork,leisure,orfamilylife.Career

educationdiffersfromvocationaleducation,whichisdesignedtoteachspecificoccupational

skills.

Careereducationincludestheformalandinformallearningthatoccursinthefamily,inthe

community,andinschools.Inschools,careereducationconsistsofinstructiveactivitiesincluded

inmanycourses.Theseactivitiesaredesignedtoimprovetheattitudes,knowledge,andskills

importantforworkroles.Careereducationhelpsstudentsdevelopself-understandinganduseitto

plantheireducationandworkinglife.

Acompletecareereducationprograminschoolbeginsinkindergartenandcontinuesatleast

throughhighschool.Manycollegesanduniversitiesalsooffercareereducationthroughtheir

counseling(咨询)programs.Inkindergartensandelementaryschools,youngsterslearnabout

differenttypesofwork.Inmiddleschoolsorjuniorhighschool,childrenbegintoexplorethe

occupationsandleisureactivitiesthatinterestthemmost.Inhighschool,studentsgetmore

specificinformationaboutoccupationsandlifestyles.Theymaybeinclassroom,smallgroup,or

individualsessionswheretheylearnhowtomakecareerdecisions.Theyalsoshouldobtainthe

skillstheyneedforfurtherstudyorforajobaftergraduation.Counselorsprovideinformationon

suchmattersashowtolocateandapplyforjobsandhowtobesuccessfulininterviews.Teachers

andcounselorsuseavarietyofmethodstoprovidecareereducation,includingfilmsabout

occupationsorindustries.Childrenmayinviteparentsorotheradultstocometoschooland

describetheirjobs.Astudentmayaccompanyaworkeronthejob.Cooperativeeducation

combinesclassroomstudywithpracticalworkexperience.

59.Accordingtothepassage,whichstatementistrue?()

A.Careereducationiscarriedoutinprimaryschoolsonly.

B.Careereducationiscarriedoutinmiddleschoolsonly.

C.Careereducationiscarriedoutincollegesonly.

D.Careereducationiscarriedoutinthewholeprocessofpeople'seducation-fromkindergarten

touniversity.

60.Itmaybeinferredfromthepassagethat().

A.notonlyteachersbutalsoparentsareresponsibleforyoungsters'careereducation

B.inhighschools,studentsknowmorespecificinformationaboutoccupations

C.careereducationmaybeinclassroom,smallgroup,orindividualsessions

D.teachersuseavarietyofmethodstoprovidecareereducation,includingfilms

61.AchildmaygetcareereducationinallthefollowingplacesEXCEPT().

A.schoolsB.homesC.communitiesD.publicplaces

62.Theunderlinedword''combine"inthelastparagraphmeans"to()”.

A.connectB.forceC.provideD.attempt

D

Henryfoundworkinabookstoreafterhefinishedmiddleschool.Hewouldn'tdoanythingbut

wantedtogetrich.MrKingthoughthewastoolazyandwasgoingtosendhimaway.Henrywas

afraidandhadtoworkhard.

Itwasacoldmorning.Itwassnowingandtherewasthiniceonthestreets.Fewpeoplewent

tobuythebooksandtheyoungmanhadnothingtodo.Hehatedtoread,sohewatchedthetraffic.

Suddenlyhesawabagfalloffatruckanditlandedbytheothersideofthestreet.

“Itmustbefullofexpensivethings,“Henrysaidtohimself."Ihavetogetit,orotherswill

takeitaway.”

Hewentoutoftheshopandranacrossthestreet.Adriversawhimandbegantowhistle(鸣

笛)，buthedidn'thearitandwentonrunning.Themandroveaside,hitabigtreeandwashurtin

theaccident.TwoweekslaterHenrywastakentocourt(法庭).Ajudgeaskedifheheardthe

whistlewhenhewasrunningacrossthestreet.Hesaidthatsomethingwaswrongwithhisears

andhecouldhearnothing.

“Butyou'veheardmethistime.^saidthejudge.

“Oh,I'msorry.NowIcanhearwithoneear.”

“Covertheearwithyourhandandlistentomewithyourdeaf(聋的)one.Well,canyouhear

me?”

“No,Ican't,sir.”

63.WhatwasMr.King?()

A.adriverB.adoctorC.apolicemanD.ashopkeeper

64.WhydidMr.KingwanttosendHenryaway?()

A.BecauseHenrywastoolazy.B.BecauseHenryhopedtoberich.

C.BecauseHenryfinishedmiddleschool.D.BecauseHenrysoldfewbooks.

65.WhydidHenrysaythathewasdeaf?()

A.Hewantedtohaveajokewiththejudge.B.Hewantedtogetthejudge'shelp

C.HewantedtofindanotherpieceofworkD.Hedidn'twanttopayfbrtheaccident.

V.Task-basedreading(1.5*5=7.5)

Instructions:阅读下列材料，从所给的六个选项(A、B、C、D、E和F)中，选出符合各小

题要求的

最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有一项是多余选项。

ThepeoplebelowaregoingtomakeatripinAustralia.Afterthedescriptionofthesepeople,

thereisinformationaboutsixadvertisementsoforganizedtoursA-F.Decidewhichtourswouldbe

mostsuitableforthepersonmentionedindescriptions1-5andthenmarkthecoiTectletter(A-F)

onyouranswersheet.Thereisoneextraparagraphaboutonetourwhichyoudonotneedtouse.

1.Victorisfondofnatureandadventureandheismakingastudytourintogeologyin

Australia.Sohewantstomakeawholedaytrip,enjoythenaturalbeautyandstudygeological

phenomenaaswell.

2.VanessaisplanningashortcitytourofSydneysothatshecanenjoythehighlightsofthe

cityandattendanimportantlecturegivenbyProfessorBrownSmithat2:00pmattheUniversity

ofSydney.

3.CharlieandhisfriendsaremakingtheirfirstjourneyinAustralia.Havingtraveledaround

thecityofSydney,theyplantovisitCanberra,thecapitalandpoliticalcenterofthecountry.

4.Jenny,aEuropeanwomanwithherchildrenisvisitingherrelativesinAustralia.They

wanttorelaxthemselvesbyenjoyingthesunshineonthesandybeachesalongthecoastandhave

funwithdolphins.

5.MikeandSusanarefromBrazil.TheyhavebeentravelinginAustraliaforacoupleof

days.Thisweekend,theywouldliketohaveachangeandtraveltothecountrysidetohavesome

ideaofAustraliagrapefarmingandwineproducinginsteadofmakingcitytoursaround.

A.CityHighlights,ManlyBeach,NorthernBeaches

TourthehighlightsofSydney,thencrosstheSydneyHarborBridgetoManlyandthe

NorthernBeaches.CapturethebeautyandlifestyleoftheharborcityfromGrayLine'sspecially

selectedvantagepoints.

Departs:8:30amAdult:$51.00

Returns:11:50amChild:25.50

B.NewParliamentHouse,NationalMuseum,AustralianWarMemorial

Thenation\capital---apurposebuiltcity,ultramodern,withimposingarchitectureyeta

ruralcharmoflakeside,gardensandopenspaces.Thishi-techcityistheseatofParliamentand

homeofsuperbnationalmonuments,museumsandgalleries.

Departs:8:30amAdult:$110.00

Returns:9:15pmChild:$55.00

C.CuddleaKoala,Kangaroos,HarbourLuncheonCruise

Observeandmeetouruniquenativeanimalswithampleopportunitytogettoknowthe

CuddlyKoala.ThenenjoyaspectacularluncheoncruiseonbeautifulSydneyHarbour.Youcan

choosebetweentheMatildaCruisesSailingCatamarans,thestreamlinedCaptainCookCruisers

orMagisticCruises.

Departs:8:40amAdult:$115.00

Returns:2:00pmChild:$57.50

D.HunterValleyWineries,WineTasting,TraditionalAussieTowns

WorldacclaimedAustralianwinesfromthevineyardsoftherollinghillsandvalleysofthe

Hunterregion.TheHunterValleyisAustralia'soldestcommercialwineproducingdistrictwith

over7,000acresundervine.VisithistoricWollombiandtheOldTavern,tourCessnockandthe

lowerHunterValleynotedforitsearlyAustralianatownshipsandtrylocalcheesesthat

complimentfinewines.

Departs:8:40amAdult:$127.00

Returns:6:45pmChild:$63.50

E.PortStephens,CentralCoastBeaches,NorthCoast,DolphinWatching

DiscoverthebeautifulCentralCoastnorthofSydneywithitsholidayvillages,whitesandy

beachesandthesparklingPacificOcean.

RidethewavecrestswiththeDolphinsintheazurewatersofshelteredPortStephens

whereforests,villagesandstatelyhomesmeetwiththesea.ThisquietarmofthebluePacific

Oceanishometoapodofnature'smostlovableandintelligentmarinemammals.

Departs:8:30amAdult:$126.00

Returns:7:00pmChild:$63.00

F.JenolanCaves,BlueMountains,AdventureCaves

TheBlueMountainsNationalParkisakaleidoscopeofcontrastsandcolourrichin

Australianbushandwildlife,alwayswithadistantbluehazehorizon.SpectacularJenolan

Caves--thebrillianceandtimelessnessofnaturearerevealed.Beenthralledwiththebeautyof

theseancientlimestonecaves.

Departs:8:40amAdult:$114.00

VI.Proofreading（1*8=8）

下面短文中有8处语言错误，请在错误的地方增加、删除或修改某个单词。

删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。

增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（八），在漏字符号下边写出应加的词。

修改：在错的词下划一横线，在该词下边写出改正后的词。

注意：1改错格式错误或改在试卷上一律不给分。2只允许修改8处，多者（从第9处起）

不计分。

MyinteresthasbeeninbooksinsteadinfoodsinceIwenttohighschool.InthepastIwasreal

interestedinallkindsoffood.InsummerdayIlikedtobuyicecreamandcolddrinks,whilein

winterI

liketobuysweetsandsomeanotherfood.WheneverIwentforawalkwithmyparentsIwould

askthem

buymesomething.However,afterIwenttohighschool,IfoundIwasputtingonweight.So,I

gaveup

habitofeatingandbegantospendmoneyonallkindsofbooks,andmyparentsarealways

complaining

thatIamamoneyspender!

VILWordspelling（1*10=10）

Instructions:FillintheblankswiththeCORRECTformoftheword.

1.BenjaminFranklindiscoveredthat1isactuallyelectrcitybyhiskiteexperiment.

2.KunmingisthecapitalofYunnanProveinceinsChina.

3.WedecidedtomakeavdowntheYellowRivertothesea.

4.Itisbecausehisvisnotbigenoughthathecan'texpresshimselfwellinEnglish.

6.Nowtheweatherisbecomingcolder