天津天津一中高三英语5月月考试题

1、天津市天津一中2014届高三英语5月月考从A、B、CD四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。1. -IamsogladIcaughtyouathome.Ineedyourhelp!-,Robin?A.What'supB.WhatelseC.HowcomeD.Whynot2. TheydideverythingintheirpowertosavethebuildingdatingbacktotheQingDynasty,buttheireffortswere.A.inturnB.intimeC.invainD.inneed3. IntheopinionofLiMing,ascienc

2、estudentinthathighschool,physicsischemistry,butmucheasierthanEnglish.A.asdifficultasubjectasB.asadifficultsubjectasC.asubjectsodifficultasD.difficultasasubjectas4. Workinghardinstudyisimportant,butasimportantisthedesiretolearn.A.merelyB.equally5. TherearenearlyonehundredforeignarefromAmericaandAustr

3、alia.A.whichB.them6. Hewasabouttoleavetheofficeforhomeandaskedforsomehelp.A.untilB.whileC.nearlyD.partlystudentsinouruniversity,mostofC.whomD.thosesomeoneknockedthedoorC.asD.when7.Amongsomanypeopleattheparty,John,oneofmyclassmatesafter20years.A. lookedupB. pickedoutC. tookupD.broughtout8.Itissaidtha

4、tFrankisveryrichandisalwayschanginghisprivatecars.Whatishe?ofamanager,Iamnotsure.A.SomebodyB.AnyoneC.SomethingD.Anything9. -Whydoyoulooksoupset?一Theelectricitywascutoffsuddenlyandmyessayunfinishedsince.A.wasleftB.hasleftC.leftD.hasbeenleft10.-Wouldyoulikemetomakethesecallsforyou?-.Ishouldhavemadethe

5、mawhileago,butIhavebeenatmeetingallday.A.I'dreallyappreciateit.B.Thanks.Icanmanageit.C.It'sapieceofcake.D.Takeiteasy,please.11. fromJ.K.Rowling'sbookseriesofthesametitle,the“HarryPotter"moviesareuniversallyacknowledgedasclassics.A.AdaptingB.HavingadaptedC.AdaptedD.Tobeadapted12. The

6、newsupermarketannouncedthatthefirsttopurchasegoodsontheopeningdaygetabigprize.A.mustB.willC.shallD.need13.Suchafrightthathedroppedhisbagandranaway.A.didthemangetB.themangotC.gotthemanD.themandidget14. Jennyhasgotittakestobeagoodactress.Inotherwords,shehasthepotentialtobecomefamous.A.whenB.whatC.that

7、D.how15. -Idon'tknowwhatIwithoutthesuitcaseyoulentme.-Gladtohavebeenofsomehelptoyou.A.shouldhavedoneB.woulddoC.wouldhavedoneD.shoulddo第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，？茜分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16-35各题所给的四个选项A、BC、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。It'sknownthatthe62-year-oldJimBevierhasagreatpassion.ThisformerFedExpilotwasn

8、9;t_16_onhishorsefarm,teachinghisgrandkidsto_17_.Inhissparetime,Bevierhelpsdistribute_18_forblindnessaroundtheglobe.BeviernowisavolunteerpilotforOrbis,anonprofitorganizationwhichhasfoughtblindnessforover25years.Oneof_19_weaponsistheFlyingEyeHospital,anold-fashionedDC-10aircraft.Bevier'smissionis

9、tolandthisgiantsight-savingbirdonrunwaysthataremost_20_notdesignedforit."It'snot_21_flyingforFedEx,"saysBevier."Wehaveto_22_therunwayislongenough,figureoutthefuelload,andfindthe_23_placetoparkincaseofaccidents.”Oncehegetsthe_24_toitsdestination,theaircraftbecomesaplaceforlocal_25_

10、togettraining,sotheycantreatcertainconditionsand_26_blindnessforpeople.Theplanestaysonlocationforweeks._27_Bevierisfreetoreturnhome,helikestostayand_28_thosewhoarriveformedicalchecks.Tmgladtoseethemgetontheairplaneandcomeoutthenextday,andtheycan_29_.”Beviersays.Manywalkondirtroadsformiles;manyarebli

11、ndchildren._30_,thevolunteerdoctorscan'thandleallthepatients."AVietnameseboywasever_31_away."Beviersays.Apilot'sjobinvolveshoursandhoursofboredom,soyoulearntokeepyour_32_undercontrol.Butwhenthepoorboydidn'tgetpicked,I_33_down."headmits._34_asthejobmaybe,Bevierisntlookingin

12、toretirementanytimesoon."Idon'tplaygolf,andItellmykidsnottobuymetennisshoes,“hesays."ButI_35_ofmygrandchildrenbackhome,andallIwantisforthosekidstobeabletoseetheirowngrandparentsforthefirsttime.”16.A.anxiousB.proudC.contentD.active17.A.rideB.driveC.workDstudy18.A.signsB.curesC.fundsDway

13、s19.A.hisB.herC.oursD.its20.A.similarlyB.definitelyC.differentlyDexactly21.A.beyondB.onC.likeD.within22.A.refertoB.workoutC.makesureD.giveup23.A.safestB.largestC.wildestD.farthest24.A.shopB.hotelC.restaurantD.hospital25.A.villagersB.patientsC.friendsD.doctors26.A.preventB.restrictC.warnDstop27.A.Whi

14、leB.OnceC.UnlessD.If28.A.examineB.considerC.meetignore29.A.walkB.seeC.leave30.A.ThereforeB.BesidesC.Somehow31.A.putB.turnedC.given32.A.effortsB.advantagesC.plansemotions33.A.settledB.knockedC.broke34.A.ExcitingB.ChallengingC.DisappointingD.Attracting35.A.thinkB.dreamC.hearD.D.concernD.HoweverD.throw

15、nD.D.heldD.talk第二部分阅读理解(共20小题：每小题2.5分，满分50分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项A、日CD四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AThe2ndWorldCupLivePaintingCompetitionBriefIntroductionandalsoaanannualThe2ndYouthWorldCupLivePaintingCompetitionisaglobalcharityeventhostedbyCanadaYouthArtsDevelopmentFoundationandsupportedbyUNICEF.ItisaglobalpaintingOly

16、mpicoftheworld'schildrenandyouth,globalcharityeventaimingtohelppoorchildrenworldwide.Wedon'thavereadyformulas,butwebelieveinaction.TheYouthWorldCupLivePaintingCompetitionaimstochangethingsforthebetter.Thecompetitionwillbeaplatformtoraiseawarenessforthewelfareofpoorchildren.Wehopethatthisannu

17、alcompetitionandcharityeventwillgrowintocelebrationofpainting,theOlympicofculturalandartisticexchange.Allparticipantsareseparatedintofourgroups: ChildrenGroup1(Age4-7) ChildrenGroup2(Age8-12) YouthGroup1(Age13-17) YouthGroup2(Age18-25)Maincategoriesforthiseditionare: Friendship Dream EnvironmentalPr

18、otectionTools:Pen,pencil,oil,watercolor,anypaintingtoolsandmaterialsarewelcome.Size:A3size(43cmx28cm)Entryfee:Thereisnoentryfee.Eligibility(资格):Thiscompetitionisopentoanyoneworldwideaged4-25yearsold.Deadline:June30,2014Prize: TheCommitteewillissueoneFirstAward(GoldMedal),threeSecondAwards(SilverMeda

19、ls),sixThirdAwards(BronzeMedals),andBestInnovation(革新)Award,BestColorAward,BestStructureAward,BestMethodAward,BestQualityAward. FirstAwardwillreceivetheGoldenCupand$500CAD,SecondAwardSilverCupand$300CAD,ThirdAwardBronzeCupand$100CAD. AllwinnersoftheFirstAward,SecondAwardandThirdAwardfromeachgroupwil

20、lhavetheopportunitiestoattendthefinalcompetitionforlivepaintingcompetition,whichistobeheldinRichmondOlympicOval,Richmond,CanadaonAugust12th,2014.Allparticipantsinthefinalcompetitionwillreceiveacertificate,whichwillbedelivereddirectlyfromtheOrganizingCommittee.36. WhichofthefollowingcanweknowfromtheB

21、riefIntroduction?a.Thecompetitionb.Thecompetitionc.Thecompetitiond.ThecompetitionA.abcsgoal.shistory.ssponsor.sparticipants.B.acdC.bcdD.abd37. Accordingtothepassage,thecompetition.A. isaglobalpaintingOlympicforstudentsworldwideB. isaplatformtofindoutchildrenwhohaveagiftforpaintingC. isheldonceeveryf

22、ouryearsliketheOlympicGamesD. aimstohelppoorchildrenthroughouttheworld38. WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassage?A. Contactinformation.B. Maincategories.C. Entryrequirements.D. Theprizetypes.39. Itcanbeknownfromthepassagethat.A. therearenogiventhemesforalltheparticipantsB. participantsmustuse

23、specialtoolstopainttheirentriesC. thegroupsaredividedbytheageoftheparticipantsD. thelargerthepaintingis,themorewelcomeditis40. Ifyoutookpartinthecompetitionandwonthesecondprize,whatwillyouget?A. Asilvermedal,$300CADandcertificationB. Acertificate,$300CADandpaintingmaterialsC. $100CAD,acertificateand

24、asilvercupD. Finalqualification,certificationandabronzemedalMomsbirthdaypresent?Itmaybeadifficultthingforsomepeople,butforme,itisaneasything.Momlovedflowers,soeveryyearIsentherflowers.Actuallyshehadabedofirises（莺尾花）inthebackyardofhersmall,Indianafarm.Theywerebeautiful."Takesome,“shesaid,“Digsom

25、eupandplantthemonthesideofyourownhouse.”Butinmyyardtheybecamelackinginenergy.Ayearpassed,thentwo,butnotoneflowerappeared.Icutbackalltheirgreenleaves.Iwastiredofseeingthemsolonely.Finally,Idugtheirisesupandthrewthemaway.AboutthattimeMomdiedunexpectedly.MysisterandIsoldthefarm.Ineverwentbacktoseetheir

26、ises.Ijustcouldn'tbearseeinganotherfamilylivinginourhomeMomshome.Autumncame,thenwinter.Thefollowingspring,asMondsbirthdayapproached,Istruggledwiththequestionofhowtorememberher.Istaredoutthewindowandsawafewstubbornirisesinmysideyardsprouting（发芽）,tall,thinbutflowerless.Becauseofseeingthem,Idecided

27、toorderflowersasIalwaysdidonMom'sbirthday,andsendthemtomysister.IwishedsobadlyIcouldstillsendflowerstoMom.Butthatwasimpossible.InthemorningofMom'sbirthday,Iwasinmycarreadytowork.Somethingintheyardcaughtmyeye.Theirises!Onehadbloomedwithflowers,big,showyandpurple,aslovelyastheyeverhadbeenonMom

28、'sfarm.Ismiledandturnedmyeyesupward.IcouldnolongersendflowerstoMom.Butsomehow,shedbeenabletosendthemtome.41. Accordingtothefirstparagraph,Mom.A. wantedtogivetheauthorsomeflowersB. didntlikethepresentsfromtheauthorC.livedwiththeauthoronanIndianafarmD.gotdifferentbirthdaypresentsfromtheauthorevery

29、year42.Atfirst,theirisesintheauthor'syard.A. alldiedquicklyB. didntbloomatallC. grewaswellasonMom'sfarmD. grewbetterthanthoseonMom'sfarm43.Whattroubledtheauthor?A. Shedidntknowhowtogrowirises.B. SheregrettedtheyhadsoldMom'sfarm.C. Shedidn'tknowwhattodoinmemoryofMom.D. Shecouldntb

30、earotherslivinginMomshome.44. Afterseeingtheirisessprouting,theauthor.A. decidedtosendflowerstohersisteronMomsbirthdayB. dugthemoutbecausetheywereflowerlessC. decidedtosendthemtoMomaftertheybloomD. orderedflowersforthepeoplelivinginMomshome45. Whatcanbelearnedfromthelastparagraph?A. Alltheirisesinth

31、eauthorsyardbloomed.B. TheauthorwenttoseetheirisesinMomsyard.C. ItwasMomwhotookcareoftheseirisesintheauthor'syard.D. TheauthorthoughtthebloomingirisesweregiftsfromMom.CInEgyptianmyth,Apophiswastheancientspiritofevilanddestruction,ademon（恶魔）thatwasdeterminedtothrowtheworldintodarknessforever.Afit

32、tingname,astronomersreasoned,forathreatnowrushingtowardsEarthfromouterspace.Scientistsaremonitoringtheprogressofa390-meterewideasteroid（小行星）discoveredlastyear,whichispotentiallyonacollision（碰撞）coursewiththeplanet.NASAhasestimatedthatApophishasanoutsidechanceofhittingtheEarthin2036.Ifitdidhitus,thous

33、andsofsquarekilometerswouldbedirectlyaffectedbytheexplosionbutthewholeoftheEarthwouldseetheeffectsofthedustsentintotheatmosphere.AtarecentmeetingofexpertsinNear-Earthobjects（NEOs）inLondon,scientistssaiditcouldtakedecadestodesign,testontheTorinoscaleaandbuildtherequiredtechnologytodeflecttheasteroid.

34、TheApophisasteroidisplacedatfouroutoftenmeasureofthethreatcausedbyanNEOwhere10isacertaincollisionwhichcouldcauseaglobaldisaster.Thisisthemostpossibledangerofanyasteroidinrecordedhistoryandithasa1in37chanceofhittingtheEarth.AlanFitzsimmons,anastronomerfromQueer!sUniversityBelfast,said,“Whenitdoespass

35、closetousonApril13,2029,theEarthwilldeflectitandchangeitsorbit.Thereisasmallpossibilitythatifitpassesthroughaparticularpointinspace,theso-calledkeyhole,theEarth'sgravitywillchangethingssothatwhenitcomesbackaroundagainin2036,itwillcollidewithus."ThechanceofApophispassingthroughthekeyhole,a60

36、0-meterpatchofspace,is1in5,500,basedoncurrentinformation.Thereisnoshortageofideasonhowtodeflectasteroids.TheAdvancedConceptsTeamattheEuropeanSpaceAgencyhasledtheeffortindesigningarangeofsatellitesandrocketstonudgeasteroidsthatareonacollisioncourseforEarthintoadifferentorbit.46. Thebesttitleforthispa

37、ssagewouldbe.A. ApophisAsteroid,aPossibleDestroyerofEarthB. Apophis,aGoodNameforDangerousAsteroidC. OurPlanetWillBeRuinedin2036D. ScientistsStudyApophisAsteroid47. ThenameApophismentionedinthepassageindicatesthattheasteroidis.A.powerfulB.mysteriousC.boringD.destructive48. Theunderlinedword“deflect&q

38、uot;inParagraph2probablymeans.A. destroythequalityofB. changethedirectionofC. measurethesizeofD. lookintothetruthof49. WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A. IfApophishittheearth,itsimpactwouldbeenormous.B. NowaytodealwithApophisisavailableatpresent.C. Apophisisthefirstdangerousasteroidinrecordedhistory.D.

39、 ItisuncertainwhetherApophiswillhittheearthin2036.50. Whatwouldthepassagetalkaboutifitcontinued?A. AnEgyptianmythaboutApophis.B. NASA'sstudyonNEOs.C. HowthekeyholeinfluencesApophis.D. Whatmethodscanbeusedtodeflecttheasteroid.Canyoubelieveeverythingthatyouread?Itseemsasifeveryday,somenewarticlesc

40、omeoutaboutanewdiscoveryaboutthisorthat.Forexample,waterisbadforyou,orgoodforyou.Theanswerdependsonwhichscientificstudyhasjustcomeout.Peoplecannotdecidewhichfooditemsarehealthy,howpyramidswereconstructed,andwhydinosaursdisappeared.Whenwelookforanswerswesometimescanbelievepersuasiveresearchesandscien

41、tists.Buthowtrustworthyaretheyreally?Herearetwoexamplesofscientifichoaxes（骗局）.Asfarbackas1726,JohannBeringerwasfooledbyhisfellowscientistsintothinkinghehadmadeanamazingdiscovery.Thefossilsofspiders,lizards,andevenbirdswiththenameofGodwrittenontheminHebrewwereunlikeanythingthathadbeenfoundbefore.Hewr

42、oteseveralpapersonthemandwasfamousforthoseonlytohaveitrevealedthattheywereplantedbyjealouscolleaguestoruinhisreputation.Whenanearlyhumanbeingwasdiscoveredin1912,scientistsatthistimewerewildwithexcitementoverthemeaningithadforthetheoryofevolution.TherewerehundredsofpapersaboutthisPiltdownmanoverthene

43、xtfiftyyearsuntilitwasfinallydiscoveredtobeacomplexhoax.Theskull（头骨）ofamanhadbeenmixedwiththejawboneofanorangutan（猩猩）tomaketheape（猿）man.Thenexttimeyoureadtheexcitingnewfindingsofastudyofthebestscientist,donotautomaticallyassumethatitistrue.Evenqualifiedpeoplecangetitwrong.Whilewecertainlyshouldnotig

44、norescientificresearch,wedoneedtotakeitwithagrainofsalt.Justbecauseitisacceptedasthetruthtodaydoesnotmeanitwillstillbetrustworthytomorrow.51. WhatdoesParagraph1wanttosay?A. Researchersandscientistsarenotperfect.B. Somethingthatwereadmaynotbetrue.C. Researchersandscientistsknoweverything.D. Peopledon

45、'tknowwhetherwaterisgoodorbad.52. WhatisthereasonwhyJohannBeringerwasfooled?A. Hisfellowscientistswantedtomakefunofhim.B. Hisworkmatesareeagertobecomefamoustoo.C.Thesescientistsmadeamistakebecauseofcarelessness.D.Hiscolleaguesenviedhimanddidsotodestroyhisfame.53. Theexcitedscientiststhoughtthatt

46、hisPiltdownman.A. wasinfactacomplexhoaxB. wasagreatscientificinventionC. contributedtothetheoryofevolutionD. hadtheskulllikethatofanape54. Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“withagrainofsalt"inParagraph4mean?A.Happily.B.Generally.C.Doubtfully.D.Completely.55. Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A. Hebrewispr

47、obablyakindoflanguage.B. Truthsofsciencewillneverbeoutoftime.C. Peoplebelievescientistsbecausetheyarepersuasive.D. Weareadvisedtobelievefamousscientists.第II卷（非选择题，共35分）第三部分：写作第一节：阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）阅读短文，并按照题目要求用英语回答问题。WhenknowinghissongotaCgradeinthemathsexam,thefatherwasproudandcheerful.Thisisth

48、etear-jerkingmomentwhenaproudfatheriscapturedoncameracelebratinghisson'sexamresult.Aftersettingupthehiddencamera,theboycallshisfathertothekitchen,tellinghiminawhisper:'I'vejustgotsomethingfromschool;Ineedyoutocomeandlookatit.'Hisfather,whocanbeheardshoutingfromelsewhereinthehouse,ask

49、s:'Hassomethinghappened?',towhichthenaughtyteenager,Aria,replies:'Yes!It'sreallyimportant'.Ashisnervous-lookingfatherapproaches,Ariasays:'Comeandhaveachatwithme.Justcomein,andreadthat',hesayswhilepassingoverapieceofpaperdisplayingtheresult.AfterseeinghissonhasachievedaCgr

50、adeinthemathsexam,themanasks:'Isthatveracious?,'beforeburstingintotearsofjoy.Thepairhugbeforethedisbelievingdadasksagain,'Areyousure?They'venotmadeamistake?Ican'tbelieveit;Ijustcan'tbelieveit!'Amereyearbeforethevideowasfilmed,theschoolboyreceivedanFinthesubject.Heexplaine

51、d,'InEnglandyouneedaCtobasicallydoanythingwithyourlife.I'veneverbeenamazingacademicallyandhavestruggledthroughschool.NeithermeormydadormyteachersthoughtIwasgoingtogetmyC,formeitwastough.WhenItoldmyDadwhomeanstheworldtomethiswashisreaction.Enjoy'.Stillfeelinghappyfromthenews,hisdelightedfathertellshim:'You'resetforlife!You&#