2019级高一9月份月考英语试题(带答案)

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）满分7.5分）请听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。C.Alice.C.Byair.C.Tomorrowafternoon.C.InYork.C.Onions.C.Ten.C.Friedchicken.C.White.C.GetthesportswearchangedC.AmericanLiterature.C.35pence.（精校版）山东省临沂市七中2019级高一9月份月考英语试题（带答案）第一节（共5小题;每小题1.5分，Whoisthemanlookingfor?Tom.B.Bill.Howdidthemanreturn?Bytrain.B.Bycar.WhencanthemanseeMrs.Granger?Thisafternoon.B.Tomorrowmorning.Wheredoesthewomanlive?InEdinburgh.B.InLondon.Whatdothespeakersneedtobuy?Tomatoes.B.Potatoes.第二节（共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。请听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。Howmanyfriendswillcometotheparty?Six.B.Eight.Whatfooddoesthewomansuggestnottaking?Bread.B.Popcorn.请听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。Whatcolorsportswearwillthemangetthisyear?A.Yellow.B.Green.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.Gototheman'shouse.B.Collectthenewsportswear.请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。Whatisthemanstudyingatcollege?A.FrenchLiterature.B.HistoryArts.HowmuchisacupofcoffeeintheArtsBuilding?A.20pence.B.25pence.Wherewillthemangotogetacoffee?A.TheEuropeanStudiesBuilding.TheAmericanStudiesBuilding.TheDevelopmentStudiesBuilding.

请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。Howlongwillthespeakers'holidaylast?A.Forfourweeks.B.Forfiveweeks.14.Wheredidthewomangolastyear?A.Themountains.B.Thedesert.15.WhatisPeterplanningtododuringtheholiday?A.Gohome.B.Visitafriend.A.Forfourweeks.B.Forfiveweeks.14.Wheredidthewomangolastyear?A.Themountains.B.Thedesert.15.WhatisPeterplanningtododuringtheholiday?A.Gohome.B.Visitafriend.16.WhoisWalter?A.David'sbrother.B.Maria'shusband.请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Wherewilltherunfinish?A.Attheparkgate.B.Atthetenniscourt.18.Whatwilleachrunnergetthisyear?A.Awaterbottle.B.AT-shirt.19.Whatdoesthespeakersayabouttherun?A.Itisheldtwiceayear.B.Itwillbeonaweekend.20.Whocannotentertherun?C.Forsixweeks.C.Thecoast.C.Attendacourse.C.Gyorg'sclassmate.C.Atthefootballground.C.Acap.C.Itisfreeforeveryrunner.A7-year-oldkid.A9A7-year-oldkid.A9year-oldkid.A13-year-oldkid.第二部分：阅读理解（每题2分，满分35分）第一节（共10题：每小题2.5分，满分25分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A,B,C和D）中，选出最佳选项。SonjaReddingandherfamilywereontheirwayhometoOmaha.Nebraska,afteraweeklongvisittoWashington,D.C,withhertwosons,oneofwhom,5-year-oldXayvior,hasautism（自闭症）.Althoughalloftheotherflightshadgonefine,Xayviorbecameangryduringoneoftheflights,andReddingcouldn'tcalmhim.“Itfeltlikeeveryoneontheplanewaslookingatusandgotangrywithmyson,”shewroteinaFacebookpostaftershegothome.“Idontknowwhattodowhenothersjustdon'tunderstandthatheisnotjustakidwithnodiscipline（自制力）butachildwithspecialneedswhodoesn'tknowhowtocontrolhimself.”ThedaywassavedbyDeltaflightattendant（空乘人员）AmandaAmburgy.ShetriedtohelpXayviorwatchamovie,butwhenthatfailed,sheofferedtotakehimonatouroftheairplane.Thatworked,andsoonthechildwasnotonlycalm,buthavingagoodtime.“Whentheycameback,Xayviorwasmuchcalmerandhappier,”wroteReddinginthepost,whichnowhas2,700likesandover500shares.“IwanttothankthisDeltaattendant.Shedidn'tjudge（评价）,andshejustshowedlove.Weneedmorepeoplelikethisintheworld.”Itwasn'tlongbeforeAmburgywastoldaboutthepost.“We'retheretohelp,andthat'swhatwewanttodo,”shesaidinaninterview.“So,wealwayswanttomakeanythingeasierforthefamilyaswellasotherpassengers.”ShealsosharedwhatshefeltwhenshereadReddingsstory.“WhenIreadit,ittouchedmyheart.It'ssomethingIwoulddoforanyoneontheplane,becausethat'swhatI'mherefor.Itreallymadeadifferenceinherlife.”HowdidReddingfeelontheplane?A.Tired.B.Veryangry.CDeeplyafraid.D.Uncomfortable.WhatdidAmburgydotohelpthefamily?A.Shetriedherbesttocalmtheboy.B.Shehelpedlookaftertheotherboy.C.Sheaskedthefamilytostaybesideher.D.Sheaskedtheotherpassengersforhelp.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeAmburgy?A.Proud.B.Honest.C.Warm-hearted.D.Hard-working.B.In1969,7-year-oldMikeMassiminodreamedofbeinganastronaut（宇航员）.Thatyear,NeilArmstronghadbecomethefirstpersontosetfootontheMoon.“Therewasjustoneworry,”Massiminorecentlysaid.”Iwasafraidofheights.”AftergraduatingfromColumbiaUniversitywithadegreeinIndustrialEngineeringin1984,MassiminowrotealettertoatopNASAofficerlookingforajob.Theofficerdidnotwriteback.However,FrankCoy,anotherNASAofficerdid.CoyandMassiminodiscussedjobsatNASAonthephone.Later,whileMassiminowasagraduatestudentattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology（MIT）,helandedasummerjobasanengineeratNASAHeadquartersinWashington,D.C.Finally,Massiminoappliedfor（申请）theastronauttrainingprogram.Afterhisinterview,hefoundoutthathehadmadeitintothetop10%ofapplicants.Unfortunately,Massiminowasunsuccessfulbecauseofhisbadeyesight（视力）.Hewantedtoreapply,sohedidsomethingtocorrecthiseyesight.Hissecondapplicationfailedbecauseheusedreferences（推荐信）frompeoplewhodidn'tknowhimwell.Massiminowasthenrefusedathirdtime,againbecauseofhiseyesight.“WhenyougetrefusedthatmanytimesfromNASA,itreallyteachesyousomething…Aslongasyoukeeptrying,thereisalwaysachance.”Massiminosaid.HegotintouchwiththeNASAofficersandwastoldthathecouldre-applyifhecouldcorrecthiseyesight.Massiminothenwentthroughseveralmonthsoftrainingforhiseyes.InMay1996,afterhisfourthtry,hewasfinallychosentobeaNASAastronaut.Hewentontotravelontwospaceflights,in2002and2009.Massiminowasthefirstpersonevertosendatweet(apostonTwitter)fromspace,writing,inpart:“Iamfeelinggreat,workinghard,&enjoyingthemagnificentviews.”Histeamalsosetateamrecordforthenumberofhoursspacewalkingonasinglespaceflight.In2014,MassiminoleftNASAtoteachMechanicalEngineeringatColumbia.WhendidMassiminogetthechancetoworkforNASA?A.WhenhewasstillstudyingatMIT.JustafterhereceivedFrankCoy'sreply.Whenheattendedtheastronauttrainingprogram.JustafterhegraduatedfromColumbiaUniversity.WhatrecordhasMassiminomadeinNASAhistory?A.Beingthefirstastronauttotweetfromspace.Beingtheastronautwiththelongestspacewalk.Beingtheastronautwiththemostdaysinspace.Beingthefirstastronauttotravelontwospaceflights.WhatdoesMassimino'sstorymainlytellus?A.Thinktwicebeforeacting.Manyhandsmakelightwork.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.WheninRome,doastheRomansdo.CIfyouwalkedbyJamesFasulo'sbedroom,inQueens,NewYork,youmighthearthe8-year-oldtalking.Youmightthinkhewasspeakingwithafriend,orwithhis4-year-oldsister,Anna.Morelikely,Jameswouldbetalkingtohissmartspeaker,anEchoDot.“Iuseitdaily,”hesays.JamesoftenaskshisDottotelljokes,reportthetimeandtemperature,andplaymusic.Andhissister?“SheasksittoplaysongsfromFrozen,”hesays.AsofDecember2017,therewereabout67millionsmartspeakersinhouseholdsintheUnitedStates,accordingtoastudybyNationalPublicRadioandEdisonResearch.Ayearlater,thatnumberhadjumpedtonearly119million.That'sa78%increase.“Familiesareveryinterestedintryingtheseproducts”,saysCarolineKnorrofCommonSenseMedia.KidslikeJamesandAnnaalsolovethattheyarefun.SmartspeakersincludedevicessuchasGoogleHomeandAmazonEcho.CommonSenseMediamadeasurveyofmorethan1,000parentswithkidsages2to8.Thesurveyaskedabouthowkidsusesmartspeakers.Italsoaskedaboutprivacy.Nearlyhalfoftheparentssaidtheirkidsusethespeakers,andhalfofthosekidsusethemdaily.Ofparentswhohave,atsomepoint,turnedoffasmartspeaker'smicrophone（麦克风），aboutone-thirdofthemdiditbecausetheydidn'ttrustthedevice.“Asmartspeakermightbehavelikeahumaninsomeofthewaysitanswersus,”saysFlorianSchaub,anassistantprofessor（助理教授）attheUniversityofMichiganSchoolofInformation.“Butthat'sreallyacompanycollectingdata（数据）aboutyou.Everythingyousaytoasmartspeakerisrecordedbythesecompanies.”Companiesusetherecordingsindifferentways,Schaubsays,suchastopersonalizeserviceordecidewhichadstoplay.Ifusersdon'tlikethis,hesuggeststhey_mutethespeakerwhenit'snotinuseandconsidersettingprivacycontrols.JamesFasulosayshedoesn'tworryaboutprivacy.Buthismom,NancyEllwood,does.“Sometimes,thespeakerflashesitslightswhenwe'renottalkingdirectlytoit,”shesays.“Iwonderwhatit'sdoing.”WhatdoweknowaboutJamesFasulo'sEchoDot?Itcanmovearoundfreely.B.Itcanbecontrolledbyvoice.Itismainlyusedtoplaymusic.D.Itisshapedlikeahumanbeing.WhatdidthesurveybyCommonSenseMediafindout?ASmartspeakersarelesshelpfulforkids.GoogleHomeissmarterthanAmazonEcho.Someusershavelesstrustinsmartspeakers.Smartspeakerusershaverapidlyincreasedinnumber.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“mute”inParagraph8probablymean?A.Fixup.B.Talkto.C.Turnoff.D.Researchinto.Whocaresmoreaboutprivacy?A.AnnaFasulo.B.JamesFasulo.C.CarolineKnorr.D.NancyEllwood.第二节（共5小题;每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Familiesneedtobudget（预算）carefullytopayalltheircostsandsaveforthefuture.Makingplansisveryimportant.Buttherearealsocreativewaystokeepcostsdowninyourdailylife.MadewithlovePeoplespendalotofmoneybuyinggifts.Cardsandgiftsforholidaysorbirthdayscanbeexpensive.Youcan:31.Yourgiftwillbeoneofakind.Theloveandtimeyouputinareworthmoretothepersonwhoreceivesyourgiftthanthemoneyyouspend.32Doyouknowhowmuchitcoststoownanduseacar?Dependingonwhatkindofcaryoudriveandhowmuchitisused,gascancostmorethan$2,000peryear.Anidnsurance（保险）costsevenmoreontopofthat.Youcan:Walkorrideabike.It'sfree.33.Ofcourse,walkingandbikingcanalsokeepyouactive.Awalkinthepark34.Amusementpark（游乐场）tickets,forexample,usuallycostabout$100perperson,perday.Youcan:Getclosetonatureandgocampingatstateandnationalparks.Thecostofadmission（门票费）toanationalparkisusuallyabout$20perfamily,nomatterhowmanydaysyoustay.Thismeansfourpeoplecouldtakeaseven-daytriptoanationalparkforjust$20inadmissiontickets.35.Ortryastaycation!Checkyourlocalpaperforlocalfreeconcertsandotherevents.OnthemoveMakeyourowngiftBuygiftsforyourfamilyFindouthowmuchmoneyyouhavespentVacationscannotonlybealotoffunbutalsobeexpensiveThesametriptoanamusementparkwouldcost$2,800inticketsaloneYousavemoneyandhelptheenvironmentwhenyoudon'ttakeacarride第三部分：语言运用共两节，满分45分第一节（共20小题;每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Afewyearsaftermydad'sdeath,mymommovedawayfromthefamilyfarmintoherfirstflat.Shewas82.Wethoughtitwouldbe36forhernottohavetodriveforhershopping.Wewerealso37_thatshewasspendingtoomuchtimeonherownandhopedthatthis38wouldwidenhersocialcircle.Wesortedthrough（整理）herbelongings（物品）39themove.Oncewe40,wedroveintotownand41theunwantedbelongingsatTheHub一Almonte'ssecondhandstore一sothattheycouldberesoldandthe42wouldbegiventothoseinneed.Aweeklater,weopenedupourlocalpaperandsawa43ofmyfather,withastorycomingwithit.AlocalgentlemanhadgonetoTheHuband44oneofMom'soldsuitcases（手提箱）.Whenhewentthroughthesuitcaseathome,he45aphotoinsideanenvelope（信封）withtheword“Daddy”onthefront.Knowingthatthisphotow46Stosomeone,hetookittotheAlmonteGazetteandaskedifwouldpublish刊登)itinordertofi4dthThepaperjustthatandtheirstoryaskedreadersto49themiftheyknewwho""Daddy""was.Soon,thecallsstartedcominginfast.MomandIwenttotheGazette50boourphoto.Theworkerstoldu51the)fthemanwhohadfoundthephoto,andwevisitedhifia2anHim.Itreallytouchedusthatwaswillingtotakethetimetoreturnthatonelittlephoto.Mom54lastmonth,at97anduntilthenhardlyadaywentbywhensh55ditlhnt)tpictureofDaddyonherbedsidetable.36.A.painfulB.easierC.harderD.common37.A.surprisedB.proudC.worriedD.happy38.A.moveB.taskC.talkD.hobby39.A.inplaceofB.insupportofC.inreturnforD.inpreparationfor40.A.continuedB.finishedC.triedD.changed41.A.lostB.wastedC.leftD.forgot42.A.moneyB.prizeC.giftD.message43.A.bookB.letterC.boxD.photo44.A.offeredB.returnedC.boughtD.cleaned45.A.foundB.wantedC.tookD.shared46.A.newB.importantC.closeD.funny47.A.ownerB.userC.houseD.camera48.A.refusedB.didC.knewD.doubted49.A.meetB.praiseC.callD.satisfy50.A.givebackB.pickupC.payforD.throwaway51.A.ageB.ruleC.secretD.address52.A.thankedB.helpedC.promisedD.needed53.A.painterB.writerC.relativeD.stranger54.A.passedawayB.cameinC.stoodupD.showedup55.A.lookforB.lookdownonC.lookatD.lookforwardto第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。Whenyougraduatefromhighschooloruniversity,islearningfinished?The(bn)wer56.no.Inmanycountries,peoplecontinuelearningall(they)lives.Whyislifelonglearningimportant?Howcanithelpyou?Lifelonglearningcanbeusefulinmanyways.Peoplewa&ttochangejobsoftenreturntostudyatauniversity.Somejobsrequireworker(k59?.p)learningnewwaystodothings.Forexample,60.(doctor)mustalwayslearnaboutnewillnessesandtreatments.Lifelonglearningcanpreparepeopleforunexpectedchanges,suchas,losingyourjobandhavingtodepend61.newskillstofindwork.Bycontinuingtolearn,you'llmore6(easy)takeadvantageofnewjobopportuniti(机会).Lifelonglearningcanhelppeoplestay63.(health)andindependent.Manyolderpeoplealsofeelthatlifelonglearninghelpsthemstayclosetoyoungpeople.Lotsofolderpeoplearenowlearning64.tousecomputer.“Iwanttoremainacti