（整理版高中英语）津市一中高三第四次月考英语试题

1、津市一中高三第四次月考英语试题&审稿：高三英语备课组总分值：150分 时间：120分钟part one listening comprehension (30 points)section a (22.5 points)directions: in this section youll hear 6 conversations between 2 speakers. for each conversation, there are several questions and each question is followed by 3 choices. listen to the co

2、nversations carefully and then answer the questions by marking the corresponding letter (a, b or c) on the question booklet.you will hear each conversation twice.conversation 11. why did the woman move out her room? a. she disliked the room that was too small for her. b. her roommate was always maki

3、ng noises in the room. c. her roommate said something that made her angry.2. what did the woman give the man? a. her present address. b. the address of her home. c. the phone number.conversation 23. what was john doing when the man visited him? a. reading a novel. b. writing a novel. c. writing a di

4、ary.4. what do you think of john? a. he is smart and friendly. b. he is clever and kind. c. he is capable and works hard.conversation 35. where does the conversation probably take place? a. in a hotel. b. in a restaurant. c. at home.6. what will the two speakers do this weekend? a. have a picnic. b.

5、 visit the mans parents. c. go shopping.conversation 47. where does the conversation probably take place? a. in a plane. b. in a restaurant. c. at the airport.8. when will they arrive in new york? a. at 11:00. b. at 13:00. c. at 14:00.9. where does the mans brother live? a. in new york. b. in the co

6、mpany. c. in new jersey.conversation 510. how much does a round-trip ticket cost? a. $36. b. $66. c. $76.11. when does the local leave? a. at 2:15. b. at 3:00. c. at 4:00.12. what will the man do? a. he will take the local. b. he will take the express. c. he will change trains at boston.conversation

7、 613. why does the man make the phone call? a. to know the history of the shopping mall. b. to find out information about business hours. c. to find out what kinds of goods the store sells.14. on which day does the store have the longest business time? a. friday. b. saturday. c. sunday.15. when does

8、 the store close on saturdays? a. 6:30 p.m. b. 7:00 p.m. c. 8:30 p.m.section b (7.5 points)directions: in this section, you will hear a mini-talk. listen carefully and then fill in the numbered blanks with the information youve got. fill in each blank with no more than 3 words. you will hear the min

9、i-talk twice. habitsintroductionhabits are formed gradually. once a habit is formed, it is difficult to 16. .bad habitschildren: they are 17. and cant understand many things.older persons: bad habits sometimes can 18. .some bad habits like 19. , telling lies and stealing are bad for peoples life.goo

10、d habitstheyre helpful in life, like 20. , doing exercise, honesty and so on.part two language knowledge (45 points)section a (15 points) directions: beneath each of the following sentences there are four choices marked a, b, c and d. choose the one answer that best completes the sentence. 21. you w

11、ere not at your home when i dropped in on you last night. oh, sorry. i _ at the airport for my sister from guangzhou.a. was waiting b. waited c. had waited d. have been waiting22. i want to buy that jacket because i _ the cloth _ well. a. have told, washes b. have been told, washes c. was told, wash

12、ed d. have been told, is washed23. you can give your clothes to _ you think needs them.a. anyone b. whoever c. whomever d. no matter who24. we have gathered ,000 coats, _ up to half have gone to wenchuan.a. with which b. in which c. of which d. for which 25. people seemed to have forgotten how many

13、years ago _ the national park was built there.a. it was that b. was it that c. it was when d. was it when 26. tom didnt hand in his homework in time once again, _ he had been given enough time to do it.a. in case b. as though c. for fear that d. even though27. goals have to be realistic _ students c

14、an reach them and feel a sense of achievement. a. so long as b. unless c. so that d. now that28. _ you overcome this difficulty, many other problems will be not hard to solve.a. as b. while c. that d. once 29. lucy is absorbed in her textbook, making marks from now and then _ there are some problems

15、.a. in which b. where c. when d. in the places30. your room needs _. would you like me _ it for you? a. to clean, to do b. to be cleaned, doing c. being cleaned, doingd. cleaning, to do31. _ the good result, her father was very satisfied with her performance.a. heard b. hear c. hearing d. to hear32.

16、 his first novel _ next week is based on a true story.a. published b. to be published c. publishing d. being published 33. she returned home, only _ that her door had been broken into.a. to find b. finding c. having found d. to have found34. any cook _ smoking in the kitchen will be fired immediatel

17、y.a. catching b. to catch c. caught d. to be caught35. we didnt find the blacks _ the lecture. no one had told him about _ a lecture the following day. a. attend, there to be b. to attend, there to be c. attended, there being d. attending, there being section b (18 points)directions: for each blank

18、in the following passage there are four words or phrases marked a, b, c and d. fill in each blank with the word or phrase that best fits the context. hi cindy,please dont worry if you feel a little strange around boys. you are in the process of changing from a little girl into a young woman and ther

19、e are 36 called hormones (荷尔蒙)that are changing not only your body but your 37 . for example, you say you used to feel at ease with boys and you would usually run and fight one another for 38 . that was cindy, the little girl. cindy the 39 woman doesnt want to fight boys or even run with them when y

20、our interests are changing. this is making you feel strange and it is also 40 to the other girls around you and also to the boys. your life is entering a different stage but you should understand that this is 41 normal, and its something that will pass quickly.i think you should again try to relax a

21、round boys. you can still talk with them about 42 you like including sports, movies, web sites and celebrities (名人). i 43 that you not try to fight with them, however, because the 44 are becoming much bigger and stronger. i think you will find that you will 45 being with boys but that your feelings

22、will be different from the way they used to be. i know you are not supposed to have a boyfriend while you are still in school in china, for now, you should 46 your school work, though you will find that some boys are 47 to you. this will be a new adventure for you and my best advice is to relax and

23、enjoy it.good luck!brad36. a. cells b. nutritions c. objects d. chemicals37. a. head b. mind c. life d. study38. a. fun b. honor c. humor d. praise39. a. brave b. young c. smart d. old40. a. referring b. appealing c. happening d. pointing41. a. perfectly b. possibly c. hardly d. nearly42. a. somebod

24、y b. anybody c. anything d. something43. a. demand b. recommend c. command d. determine44. a. girls b. adults c. kids d. boys45. a. enjoy b. hate c. avoid d. regret46. a. depend on b. decide on c. concentrate on d. agree on47. a. accustomedb. opposed c. exposed d. attractedsection c (12 points)direc

25、tions: complete the following passage by filling in each blank with one word that best fits the context. among the hottest tv programs in china is the voice of china, popular with many people. the competitors in show come from different places and represent different voices of china. compared other

26、singers in other shows, they seem to be more likely to move us. among 50._ you can always find someone you really admire and probably the one sharing something similar with you. when he or she starts to sing in the center of the stage, you are 51._ nervous as he or she is as if you were ac

27、tually the person is in front of the four teachers and audiences. in some degree, they help us listen to our real voices since they make their voices heard encourage us to make our dream come true.no matter 54._ side comments they receive, it cant be denied they use their heart and soul to sing. so

28、it is enough only if the voice matters.part three reading comprehension (30 points)directions: read the following three passages. each passage is followed by several questions or unfinished statements. for each of them there are four choices marked a, b, c and d. choose the one that fits best accord

29、ing to the information given in the passage.aamanda hockings parents divorced when she was young. money was tight and there was no tv at home. “so i read a lot and took up writing as a child, she said. the first novel dreams i cant remember was written when she was 17. she sent it to several publish

30、ers, from whom she got rejection letters. yet she did not give up. she wrote one after another. by april, , she had written 17 unpublished novels.having spent years fruitlessly trying to interest traditional publishers in her work, amanda hocking was penniless and frustrated. to make matters worse,

31、an exhibition about jim henson, the creator of the muppets, was coming to chicago later that year, but she didnt have enough money to make the trip!then an idea suddenly came into her mind. she decided to upload one of her unpublished novels to amazons online bookstore. there, people could download

32、it to their e-readers for $0.99. with six months to go before the muppets exhibition opened, she would surely make $300 needed for the desired journey to chicago.april 15, should be noted by historians of literature. on that day, hocking made her book available to kindle readers on amazons website t

33、o raise the money for the muppets trip.“i didnt have a lot of hope for it, she said. how wrong she was! within a few days, she sold nine copies of my blood approves. by may she had posted two further books in the series, fate and flutter, and sold 624 copies. in july she posted switched, the novel s

34、he wrote in less than a week. it brought in more than $6,000 that month alone, and in august she left her day job as a carer for disabled children.in six months, hocking raised not only the $300 she needed, but an additional $20,000 selling 150,000 copies of her books. by january, hocking had sold 1

35、.5 million books and made $2.5 million.amanda hocking did get to chicago to see the muppets exhibition. and along the way she helped to set off a revolution in global publishing. now she is considered as a starter of the self publishing revolution, where direct contact between the author and readers

36、 is but a few clicks away.56. when amanda hocking was a child her family was . a. wealthyb. traditionalc. poord. big57. which of the following words is the most suitable to describe amanda hocking? a. selfless.b. determined.c. honest.d. warm-hearted.58. we can infer from the passage that . a. jim he

37、nson helped amanda hocking publish her first novel b. amanda hockings friend paid for her trip to chicago c. jim henson helped amanda hocking a lot in writing d. amanda hocking was a big fan of the muppets59. which of the following is the correct order of the events? a. she left her day job as a car

38、er. b. she posted switched online. c. she posted fate and flutter online. d. she went on a trip to chicago. e. she made my blood approves available to kindle readers. a. abcedb. ecbdac. ecbadd. debca60. what is the best title for the passage? a. amanda hocking, the starter of the self publishing rev

39、olution b. amanda hocking, the leader of the global publishing industry c. my blood approves, a historic novel in the publishing revolution d. amanda hocking, a famous american writer in modern literaturebisraeli researchers say they have developed a substance that attracts and kills the mosquitoes

40、infected with the malaria parasite疟原虫. however, the sweet-smelling substance is said to be harmless to people and animals. scientists at hebrew university in jerusalem developed the sugary bait by combining fruit juice oils and boric acid硼酸. the fruit juice oils get the attention of the mosquitoes,

41、and the boric acid kills the insects when they eat it.the scientists took the sweet boric acid bait to the west african nation of mali. they sprayed it on the plants near the man-made ponds which are home to “anopheles gambiae, the mosquitoes that carry the most deadly form of malaria疟疾. the researc

42、hers also placed a sweet-smelling spray on the grasses near other ponds. but it contained no boric acid. both of the substances also contained a substance that would mark any mosquito that came in contact with the bait. in this way the scientists could count the mosquitoes that fed on it.yosef schle

43、in, an expert on the insects that affect human health, led the sweet bait research. he says thirty-eight days of results show the sweet boric acid bait proved very effective in killing mosquitoes. at the ponds treated only with sweet-smelling bait, professor schlein says, more than seventy-five perc

44、ent of mosquitoes fed on the false bait. he says most people do not know that female mosquitoes feed on sweet plant nectar to survive.the israeli researchers now hope to develop a bait that is even more desirable to the malaria mosquitoes.boric acid is generally safe for human beings and other mamma

45、ls. professor schlein says scientists might be able to develop a mosquito bait for enclosed spaces. boric acid has been used to kill other insects, including cockroaches, termites and ants inside homes since the middle of last century.61. which of the following is true about the sweet-smelling subst

46、ance? a. it is a mixture of fruit juice oils and boric acid. b. it attracts the mosquitoes but fails to kill them most of the time. c. it is said to be harmless to people but harmful to animals. d. it is actually created by professor schlein.62. what does the underlined word “it in paragraph 2 refer

47、 to? a.the sweet boric acid bait.b. the fruit juice oil. c. a sweet-smelling spray. d. a sweet-smelling spray with boric acid.63. what do we know about yosef schlein? a. he offered help to the researchers in the sweet bait research. b. he thinks the sweet boric acid bait kills the malaria mosquitoes

48、 very effectively.c. he is an expert on the substances that affect human health. d. he thinks most people know female mosquitoes feed on sweet plant nectar to survive.64. we can infer from the text that .a. there will be fewer and fewer mosquitoes in mali b. the new mosquito killer has been widely u

49、sed in africa c. malaria will become the most dangerous disease in the poorest areas of africad. the israeli researchers want to develop a substance more attractive to the mosquitoes65. what is the text mainly about? a. the mosquitoes that spread malaria in africa. b. the plants near the man-made po

50、nds in mali. c. a safe new way to kill the malaria mosquitoes.d. boric acid is safe for humans and other mammals. cup to 350 city postal workers across sheffield threaten to strike on monday after not being paid.the action, proposed by christmas casuals临时工working at the brightside lane sorting offic

51、e, could cause chaos during the busiest postal period of the year. the workers claim that employment agency angard staffing solutions, which provides extra christmas staff for the royal mail, hasnt paid them. one worker said he had worked 90 hoursand been paid 7. another worker, who didnt want to gi

52、ve his name for fear of the sack, said, “they make us work like dogsits real hard work. we have to drag huge loads around and lift heavy boxes.the royal mail group set up the centralized staffing agency this year in an attempt to reduce the costs of temporary recruiting for christmas. previously chr

53、istmas casuals had been recruited招聘from a number of agencies. but problems have been reported across the country.the sheffield workers said, “we were told we would get paid during our second week of work but now its coming up to the end of the third and we still havent seen anything. if we dont get

54、paid were going to walk out on monday. another worker added, “we are in tears in the sorting office, but we cant even afford christmas presents.the workers have been told by royal mail bosses to contact the agency directlybut nobody is answering their calls.dave ward, head of the communications work

55、ers union of the uk, said, “weve had complaints from around the country. these are vulnerable弱势的people who took casual work in the hope of making some money for christmas. not paying people is completely unacceptable.“ive contacted angard staffing solutions and we are urging them to deal with the problem. a royal mail spokesman said, “we apologizeour temporary staff are very important to us. we are making huge efforts to have the workers paid as soon as possible.66. which of th