广东省珠海市普通高中2017-2018学年上学期高二英语11月月考试题09

上学期高二英语11月月考试题09Ⅰ.听力（30分，20×1.5）第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5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。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.Whydidthewomanhavetogohome?A.Togethercheck.B.Togetsomecash.C.TofetchherIDcard.()2.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Atahotel.B.Atacafé.C.Atarestaurant.()3.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A.Changeherclothes.B.Arriveearlyfordinner.C.Keepherdresson.()4.Whywon’tthewomangototowntomorrow?A.Itwillrain.B.Itwillbetoohot.C.Sheistoobusy.()5.Whatdoesthemanimply?A.Bettydoesn’tworkhard.B.Bettywentshoppingyesterday.C.Bettystayedathomeyesterday.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。每段对话或独白读二遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。()6.Whatcanwelearnaboutthetraffic?A.Therewillbenotaxi.B.Itwillbeheavy.C.Itwillnotbebusy.()7.Howwillthewomanmostprobablygetback?A.Intheman’scar.B.Bytaxi.C.Bytrain.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。()8.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Takesomemedicine.B.Calladoctor.C.Gobackhomeforarest.()9.Whatwillthemantalkaboutwiththewomannextweek?A.Abusinesstrip.B.Acontract.C.Aproject.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。()10.What’stheweatherliketoday?A.Clear.B.Cloudy.C.Rainy.()11.Whenwillthespeakersleavetomorrowmorning?A.At7:13.B.At7:30.C.At7:40.()12.Howaretheygoingtovisitthefarm?A.Bybus.B.Bybike.C.Bytrain.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。()13.Wherearethespeakers?A.Ontheroad.B.Inagarage.C.Inaparkinglot.()14.Whatisprobablythewoman’sjob?A.Awriter.B.Amodel.C.Anactress.()15.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantodointheend?A.Givehimherpicture.B.Writesomewordstohiswife.C.Fixthecarandpayfortherepaircharge.()16.Whomdoesthedamagedcarbelongto?A.Theman.B.Thewoman.C.Theman’swife.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。()17.Howoldwasthespeakerwhenfirstgoingabroad?A.10.B.11.C.12.()18.Whatdidheandhispanionsdoattheservicestation?A.Theyhadlunch.B.Theyfilledtheircoachup.C.Theyboughtsomething.()19.Whydidtheygobacktotheservicestation?A.Tofetchthetickets.B.Tolookfortheteacher’swallet.C.Tofetchtheirpassports.()20.Whatmadethespeakerill?A.Theflight.B.Overeating.C.Theweather.Ⅱ.单选题（20分）()21.—Haveyoufinishedyourwork?—Iwasthinkingofmylestbike.A.NoproblemB.PardonC.Yes,sirD.Allright()22.Heisamanoffewwords;besides,it’shardtohismind.A.seeB.readC.approachD.represent()23.—doyouthinkistodoabetterjob,TimorTom?—MaybeTom.A.Whom,possibleB.Whom,likelyC.Who,likelyD.Who,possible()24.Mostpeoplebackedthelaw,foritcanbringthembenefits.Whatdoes“backed”meanhere?A.fellbehindB.supportedC.foughtagainstD.watchedover()25.Mumising,whatpresentforyourbirthday?A.youexpectshehasgotB.youexpecthasshegotC.doyouexpectshehasgotD.doyouexpecthasshegot()26.IlikegoingshoppinginasupermarketasIcanhavealargeofChoicesofgoods.A.mixtureB.varietyC.binationD.deal()27.Onlyaftermyfriendcame.A.didtheputerrepairB.herepairedtheputerC.wastheputerrepairedD.theputerwasrepaired()28.inthought,hedidn’tseemebeforehealmostknockedmedown.A.AbsorbingB.TobeabsorbedC.AbsorbedD.Havingabsorbed()29.Thegoodresultthecorrectmethods,thatistosay,correctmethodsgoodresult.A.lies;leadB.leadto;lieinC.liesin;leadtoD.liesto;leadsto()30.Carelessnessistheveryofthefire.A.reasonB.effectC.excuseD.cause()31.Thisphotoofminewastakenstoodthefamoushightower.A.whichB.inwhichC.whereD.there()32.,thevitaminCinthemwillbedestroyed.A.IfcookingtoolongB.IfvegetablesarecookedtoolongC.IfcookedtoolongD.Ifbeingcookedtoolong()33.Believeitornot,I’dlikeisworkinapanywhereIcangetbytheweek.A.paidB.payingC.topayD.beingpaid()34.Theboyblueoverthereismyson,whoisfiveyearsoldnow.A.dressingB.todressC.beingdressedD.dressed()35.Anyoneisnotallowedtoadvertisementsonthiswallwithoutspecialpermission.A.putforwardB.putoffC.putoutD.putup()36.IfeltveryangrywhenIfoundthecellphoneinthenewlyopenedsupermarketwasoflowquality.A.wasboughtB.boughtC.beenboughtD.buying()37.—Doyoulikethematerial?—Yes,itverysoft.A.isfeelingB.fellC.feelsD.isfelt()38.Ihaveboughttwoballpens,writeswell.A.neitherofthemB.noneofthemC.neitherofwhichD.noneofwhich()39.RatherthantimewatchingTVathome,wetotakepartinsportsandgarnesonweekends.A.wasting;decideB.waste;preferC.towaste;decideD.towaste;prefer()40.Yougotheretomeethimifyouwantto,butyou!He’lleheresoon.A.may;mustn’tB.haveto;needn’tC.can;needn’tD.can;mustn’tⅢ.完形填空（30分）Onceuponatime,afarmerhadsomepups(小狗)heneededtosell.Hepaintedasign41thepupsandthensetaboutnailingittoapostontheedgeofhis42.Justatthemoment,alittleboycamenear.“Mister,”hesaid,“Iwanttobuyoneofyourpuppies.”“Well,”saidthefarmer,ashe43thesweatoffthebackofhisneck,“thesepuppiesefromfineparentsand44muchmoney.”Thenreachingintohispocket,theboypulledoutahandfulof45andsaid,“I’vegotthirtyninecents.Isthatenoughtotakealook?”“Sure,”saidthefarmer.Andwiththathe46awhistle,“Here,Dolly!”OutfromthedoghouseanddowntheroadranDolly47byfourlittleballsoffur.Thelittleboy48hisfaceagainstthefence.Hiseyesdancedwith49.Asthedogs50theirwaytothefence,thelittleboynoticedsomethingelsemovinginsidethedoghouse.51anotherlittleballappeared;thisone52smaller.Downtheroaditslid.Theninasomewhatawkwardmannerthelittlepupbeganhobbling(蹒跚)towardtheothers,doingitsbestto53.“Ijustwantthatone,”thelittleboysaid,pointingtoit.Thefarmerkneltdownattheboy’ssideandsaid,“Son,youdon’t54thatpuppy.Heisnotawise55ashewillneverbeabletorunandplaywithyouliketheseotherdogswould.”Withthatthelittleboy56fromthefence,andbeganrollinguponelegofhis57.Indoingsoherrevealedasteelbracerunningdownbothsidesofhislegattachingitselftoa(n)58madeshoe.Lookingbackupatthefarmer,hesaid,“Yousee,sir,Idon’t59toowellmyself,60Iknowhewillneedsomeonewhounderstands.”Theworldisfullofpeoplewhoneedsomeonewhounderstands.41.A.41.A.promotingB.providingC.advertisingD.protecting()42.A.yardB.fenceC.farmD.house()43.A.tookB.threwC.wipedD.kept()44.A.costB.wasteC.needD.expect()45.A.notesB.changeC.paperD.bills()46.A.gaveoffB.broughtoutC.showedoffD.letout()47.A.takenB.followedC.drivenD.directed()48.A.hidB.coveredC.turnedD.pressed()49.A.trustB.shockC.delightD.pride()50.A.feltB.foundC.madeD.showed()51.A.SlowlyB.QuietlyC.AnxiouslyD.Shyly()52.A.strangelyB.obviouslyC.truthfullyD.closely()53.A.catchupB.turnoverC.giveawayD.getthrough()54.A.careB.callC.wantD.notice()55.A.excuseB.choiceC.storyD.way()56.A.steppedbackB.ranawayC.felloffD.setout()57.A.shoesB.socksC.trousersD.sleeves()58.A.simplyB.speciallyC.carefullyD.easily()59.A.runB.standC.workD.study()60.A.ifB.sinceC.whileD.soⅣ.阅读理解（30分）AHowmuchdoyouknowaboutyournextdoorneighbours?Well,it’stimeforChinesetobeefamiliarwithourRussianneighboursastheyearof2006wasyearofRussiainChina.SupportedbythegovernmentsofChinaandRussia,theStateAcademyMalyDramaTheatrefromMoscowstagedAlexanderOstrovsky’splay,“EvenAWiseManStumbles”inBeijinglastweekend.TheYearofRussiaopenedonthenightofMarch21stinBeijingattheGreatHallofPeople.Thepresidentsofthetwocountries,HuJintaoandVladimirPutin,attendedtheopeningceremonypresentedbytheworldfamousBolshoiTheatre.ChinaRussiaYearwasstartedbypresidentsVladimirPutinandHuJintao.It’sseenasawaytopromotethetraditionalfriendshipandstrengthenthetrustbetweenthetwocountries.CulturalexchangeisoneofthebestwaysforChineseandRussianstobetterunderstandeachother.MoreperformancesbyRussiannationaldramatheatres,symphonyorchestrasandballettroupes(剧团)aretohelpestablishBeijingBalletSchoolanddirectChinesestudentsin“SwanLake”.Infact,halfacenturyago,anumberofRussianartistscametoChinatoofferhelp.NowdozensofRussianballetpaniesetoChinaeveryyear.Russiatakesuponeeighthoftheworld’slandmass.Itliesontwocontinents,EuropeandAsia.Itistheworld’slargestcountrywithabout17millionsquarekilometers.ItisfollowedbyCanada,China,theUS,BrazilandAustralia.Russiansliketoeat.Russiancookingisfamousforitssoups.Boiledmeatdumplingsarepopular.Ryebread(黑面包)isthemostfamousRussianfoodproduct.Formuchofitshistory,Russianarchitecturehasbeenreligious.Forcenturies,churchesweretheonlystonebuildings.Todaytheyarealmosttheonlybuildingsthatremainfromthecountry’sancientpast.LeaningroofsandroundroofsarecharacteristicsofRussianstyle.pulsory(义务的)nineyearbasiceducationiswrittenintoRussianlaw.Thetwoyearsbeforecollegearenotpulsory.Butthegovernmentsofsomeplacesplantogoto11yearpulsoryeducation.Forexample,itwasadoptedbytheMoscowDepartmentofEducationinJanuary,2003.()61.TheYearofChinaRussiamarks.A.morewonderfulperformanceswillbegivenbyRussianartistsB.moreRussiansandChinesewillvisittheothercountryC.thefriendshipbetweenChineseandRussianswillbestrengthenedD.ChinawillgetmoresupportfromRussian()62.ThathalfacenturyagomanyRussianartistscametoChinatogivehelpshowedthat.A.balletcouldn’tbedevelopedinChinawithoutthehelpofRussiansB.RussianperformingartshadgreateffectonChinaC.RussianartistslikedChinamorethananyothercountryD.Russianartistscouldn’tdevelopwellintheirowncountry()63.WhichofthefollowingcanNOTdescribeRussia?A.Russiaistheonlycountrywhichcoverstwocontinents.B.Russiahasthelargestlandmass.C.BalletisoneofthemainartformsofRussia.D.Russiapaysmuchattentiontoeducation.()64.showthearchitecturestyleofRussia.A.HouseswithleaningandroundroofsB.StonebuildingsC.AncientbuildingsD.SquarebuildingsBFormanyvisitors,ridesarewhatthemeparksareallabout.Muchhaschangedsincetheearlydaysofrollercoasters;todayridesarewilderandscarierthanever.Thecarsrunfaster,thetracksarehigher,andyoumustbereadytogothroughtwists,loopsanddrops.Somerollercoastersevenletyouraceagainstyourfriends;twotracksarenexttoeachotherandyouflythroughtheairjustmetersawayfromyourfriends.Otherrollercoastersareinsideamountainorabuildingsothatyouridethroughdarkness.Anotherattractionfoundinmanythemeparksisthethrillride.Likerollercoasters,thrillridesletyouenjoyagoodscreamasyouexperiencesomethingexciting.Insteadofrolling,twistingandloopingliketherollercoasters,thrillridesusetechnologyandspecialeffectstogiveyouathrill.Somethrillrideswillletyoufeelwhatitisliketofallthroughtheair:yousitinacarthat“falls”fromatalltowerandyouscreamyourwaydowntoasafelanding.Thrillridescanalsosendyouintospaceordeepdownintotheocean.Yousitinacarthatrocksandshakeswhileyouwatchalargescreeninfrontofyou.Youcanfeelwhatitisliketoliveinspace,walkontheoceanfloororskiwithpolarbearsattheNorthPole.Theonlylimittothefunistheimaginationofthedesignersofthethrillridesanditseemstobeendless!()65.Whatdoesathrillrideusetogivepeopleathrill?A.Speed.B.Specialeffects.C.Motion.D.Alltheabove.()66.YoucanexperiencethefollowinginthethrillrideEXCEPT.A.fallingthroughtheairB.racingagainstyourfriendsC.livinginspaceD.walkingontheoceanfloor()67.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencemean?A.Theimaginationofdesignersislimited.B.Youcannevergetenoughfun.C.Thefunofthethrillridesisendless.D.Youcandowhatyoulike.CWhenWaltDisneywasyoung,helovedtodraw.Buthisfatherhadmanyjobsforhimtodo,“Stopallthatdrawing!”oldDisneywouldsay,“There’sworktobedone.”Whenhewasolder,Waltdecidedtomakearthiscareer.Heworkedhardatdrawingcartoons.Whenhehadtime,hestudiedart.Hebegantomakecartoonmovies.Buthedidn’thavemuchmoneyandhedidn’talwayshaveenoughtoeat.Sometimeswhenheworkedinhislittleoffice,amousewouldrunnearhisdesk.“Wouldyouliketobemypet?”Waltaskedthemouse.Hecaughtthemouseandkepthimasapet.HecalledhimMortimer.“I’mmakingacartoonaboutamousenamedMortimer,”hetoldhiswife.“MortimerMouse?IthinkMickeyMousewouldbeabettername,”shesaid.“You’reright!Itwould.”DisneymademanyMickeyMousecartoons.PeopleallovertheworldsawMickeyandlovedhim,MickeyMousemadeWaltDisneyfamous.ThencameDonaldDuckandothers.Waltbegantomakefulllengthcartoons.OnewasSnowWhiteandtheSevenDwarfs.BotholdandyounglovedSnowWhiteandthefunnylittlemen.ThenWaltmademoviesforTV.Millionsofchildrenwatchedtheshowseveryweek.Waltdreamedofmakingabeautifulparkthatadultsaswellaschildrenwouldlike.“Myparkwouldbealiveandexciting.Anditwouldbecleanandsafe.They’defromfarandneartoseeit.”HisdreamscametruewithDisneyland.In1955,heopenedawonderfullandofmakebelieveinCalifornia.Realboats,trains,mountains,riversallinonebeautifulpark.MillionsofpeoplecametoDisneyland.Yearslater,DisneyWorldwasbuilt.WaltDisneynowhadanotherwonderfulworldoffuninFlorida.WaltDisneydiedin1966,buttheworldwillnotforgethim.MickeyMouseandallhisfriendswillhelpustorememberhim.()68.YoungWaltcouldn’tdowhathelikedtobecausehehadto.A.gotoschooleverydayB.helphismotherwithsomehouseworkC.doalotofworkforhisfatherD.cookforthefamily()69.WhenWaltgotolder,hedecidedto.A.beeaTVwriterB.makearthiscareerC.buildabeautifulparkforchildrenD.doanythinghisfatherliked()70.WhatmadeWaltsosuccessful?A.Hisloveofartanddiligence.B.Hisearlyjobstohelphisfather.C.Hiswife’ssupporttohiscareer.D.Hisfather’sloveofart.()71.WhichofthefollowingdescriptionofthefirstDisneylandisNOTtrue?A.It’scleanandsafe.B.Alltheboats,riversandmountainsarereal.C.It’swasopenedinCaliforniain1955.D.It’slikedonlybychildren.DFinns,whointroducedabirchtreesweetener(增甜剂)forgum,havefoundthatthehabitofchewingstickylumps(块)datesbackthousandsofyears.StudentsinwesternFinlandfoundapieceofStoneAgebirchbarktar,believedtohavebeenusedforchewingandtofixbrokenarrowheadsorclaydishes,archaeologistssaid.“Mostlikelythelumpwasusedasanoldkindofchewinggum,”saidSamiViljamaa,anarchaeologistwholedthedignearOulu,some380milesnorthofthecapital,Helsinki.“Butitsmainpurposewastofixthings.”ViljamaasaidthepieceofNeolithicgumwasfoundamongthingslikedishesandjewelry,inaStoneAgevillageattheKierikkiStoneAgeCenter.“It’ssomewherebetween5,500and6,000yearsold,”hesaid.TheancientFinnishhabitofchewinggumsurgedinthe1980swhenFinnishscientistsdiscoveredthatgumcontainingxylitol(木糖醇)，anaturalsweetenerfoundinplanttissueincludingbirchtrees,preventstoothdecay.Schoolsbegantogivexylitolgumfreetochildrenaftermeals,andsalesofchewinggumalmostdoubledduringfiveyearsasxylitol’spopularitygrew.TheancientgumwasfoundbyBritishstudentSarahPickin,whowasassistedbyfourotherstudentsatthesit,Viljamaasaid.“Theyalsofoundanamberringandaslatearrowhead,whichweregreatfinds.”Headded.()72.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A.TheFinnishpeopleintroducedthesweetenerforgum.B.Longtimeago,theFinnshadthehabitofchewinggums.C.StudentsineasternFinlandfoundapieceofStoneAgebirchbarktar.D.Itisbelievedthattheancientgumwasusedforchewingandtofixbrokendishes.()73.Accordingto,what