广东省普宁二中2013届高三上学期第一次月考英语试题 Word版无答案

学必求其心得，业必贵于专精学必求其心得，业必贵于专精学必求其心得，业必贵于专精普宁二中高三2012-2013学年度第一学期第一次月考试卷2012。10英语试题（命题：听力部分：伍良敏笔试部分：郭伊芳陈妙玲）本试卷共8页，满分150分。考试用时120分钟.第一部分:听力理解(共5小题，每小题3分，满分15分)先看所给的任务和要求,然后回答相应的录音所提问的问题。角色:你是记者。任务：（1）采访Dr.Brown有关外语学习的问题.（2）根据谈话内容回答问题。PleasegetreadytoanswerthequestionsinEnglish.Pleasegetreadytoanswerthefirstquestion。回答:2.Pleasegetreadytoanswerthesecondquestion。回答:3.Pleasegetreadytoanswerthethirdquestion。回答：4.PleasegetreadytoanswerthefourthquestionsinEnglish.回答:5。Pleasegetreadytoanswerthefifthquestion.回答:第二部分：语言知识及应用（共两节，满分45分）完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下面短文,掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Iwokeupthismorningwithafright！Thereappearedtobeamouseinmybedticklingmynoseand6_____scratchingme。Ithadtobeamouse，forthosetinysharplittlenailswerescratchingmeallacrossmy7______。Itcouldn’thavebeena(n)8_____asIdidn’townanypets；itcouldn'thavebeenarat，becauseifwhatIhadreadaboutratswas9______，theirsharpteethcould10______theirwaythroughsolidstone。Theydothisbecausetheirfrontteethneverstopgrowingandthisistheonlywaytokeepthem11______。Ididn’tdaretoopenmyeyesandfacethe12______ofthedisgustingmouseinthebedwithme.Ifeltsodirtyand13Ididn'twanttochangemypositioneither,14______themousewouldslideontootherareasofmybody,whichwould15______givemehorribledreamsforyearstocome!Despitemyfears，Ifinallydecidedtoswiftly16______themouseaway.Butit17______！Ididitagainandagainanditkeptcomingback，everysingletime.Therewasnowayout.Ihadtofacemyenemy。Itookabreath,gatheredmy18______andslowlyopenedmyeyes。Tomyrelief,Isawsomethingfar19______thanamouseanditallcamebacktome.IhadputmybabydaughterRebeccaintobedbesidemeafterherfirstbottleinthemorning!Thatalsoremindedme：Ineededtotrim（修剪）her20_______。6.A.warmlyB。lightlyC。wildlyD.thoroughly7。A.footB.handC。stomachD.face8。A.mouseB。insectC.catD。fly9。A。trueB.suitableC。interestingD.clear10。A。fightB。pullC.carveD.wind11。A.strongB。sharpC.slimD。short12。A。horrorB。thoughtC。riskD。cost13.A。tiredB.stupidC。uncomfortbleD.disappointed14。A.hopingB。fearingC.assumingD.doubting15。A。graduallyB。temporarilyC.surelyD。hardly16.A.throwB.brushC.keepD。send17.A.returnedB。repeatedC。droppedD.stayed18.A.memoriesB.thoughtsC。energyD。courage19.A.softerB.cuterC.uglierD.worse20。A。hairB。feetC。nailsD。fingers第二节语法填空(共10小题；每小题1。5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文,按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为21～30的相应位置上。Onceuponatime,apoortravellerstoppedunderatree。Fromhisbaghetookoutabowlof21(boil)riceandstartedtoeat。Nearbywasasmallshop，whereawomanwassellingfriedfishtotravellersabletopayfor22。Whenthemanfinishedeatingandgotuptoleave，sheshouted，“Youhavenotpaidmeforyourmeal!"“ButIorderednothingfromyou！”hesaid。

“Everyonecanseethatyou23（enjoy）thesmellofmyfriedfishwithyourrice,”arguedthewoman.“Ifyouhadn’tsmeltthefish,yourmealwouldnothavebeenso24（please)！”

Soonacrowdgathered.25theysupportedthetraveller,theyalsoagreedthatthewindwasblowingfromtheshoptotheplace26hehadeaten,carryingthesmellofthefriedfishtohim.

Atlast,thewomantookhimtoajudgeandafter27（tell)thejudgethestory,sheinsistedthat28themanhadenjoyedherfishsmell，heshouldpay25cents.Afterhearingtheevidence，thejudgeaskedthemantodrop2925—centcoinontheground。“Hereisyourpayment,thesoundof25cents30thesmellofthefriedfish.”第三部分：阅读（共两节，满分50分)第一节阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分,满分40分）阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑.ABritain’smostpopularliehasbeendiscovered,withoneinfourpeopleadmittingusing“SorryIhadnosignal"whenreturningamissedmobilephonecall，asurveyfound。Accordingtoarecentsurveypeopleusuallyusethislittlewhitelieaftertheyhitthe“ignore"buttonwhentheirmobilerang。Thesecondmostcommonfibis“Ihaven’tgotanycashonme”whenaskedformoneybybeggars。Moderntechnologyisamajorexcuseinmanyofourlieswith“Ididn’tgetyourtext”in18th，“Ourserverwasdown”in20thand“Mybatterydied”in26thplace。ResearchersfoundtheaverageBritontellsonaveragefourlieseverydayoralmost1500everyyear。OneinthreeBritonshaveliedabouttheirweight,aquarterhavefibbedabouttheamountofdebttheyareinand30percenthavebentthetruthabouttheamountofexercisetheydo.Almostaquarterofmenhavetoldtheirwifeorgirlfriendtheylookgoodinanoutfit,despitethinkingtheopposite.Morethan40percentofwomenhaveadmittedlyingabouthowmuchnewclothesactuallycostwhile30percenthavefibbedabouthowmuchthey’vehadtodrink.Threequartersofpeoplethinkwomenarebetterliars.Theresearchfound46percentofgirlshavebeencaughtlying,comparedto58ofmen。Mentellthemostfibs,comingoutwithfiveeverydaycomparedtowomenwholiejustthreetimes。Aspokesmanforonepoll，whichcarriedouttheresearchof4,300adults，said，“Asanationweareobsessedwithtryingtobeniceandnotupsettingpeople。Oftenlittlewhiteliesareusedtocoverwhatweactuallywanttosay.”“Mostofthesewereconsideredeithercompletelyharmlessornecessarydependingonthesituationinwhichtheyaredelivered.”Headded，“Itwassadtoseeastringofcomplimentsinthetop50，butonceagaininmanycasesperhapsitisbettertocomplimentwithaliethandestroysomeonewiththetruth.”31.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A。ThemostpopularBritishlies B。BritishpeopleliketolieC。ThereasonsBritishpeoplelie D.Technologymakesuslie32.Accordingtotheresearch,whatdowomenmostfrequentlylieabout?A.Theirweight。 B。Theamountoftheirdebt。C。Theirdrinkinghabits。 D。Thecostoftheirclothing.33。Whichofthefollowingstatementistrueaccordingtotheresearch？A.Threequartersofwomenarebetterliars.B。Menliemoreoftenthanwomen。C。Moremenarebetterliarsthanwomen.D.Morewomenliethanmen.34。Theunderlinedphrase“obsessedwith”isclosestinmeaningto________.A.veryconcernedwith B。surprisedaboutC.opposedto D.notinterestedin35.Whydopeopleusuallylieaccordingtotheonepoll？A。Topreventargumentwiththeirpartners。B。Toavoidspeakingwithothersonthephone.C.Toavoidhurtingothers。D.Todestroyothers。BA49—year—oldhomelessmancalledDaveTallyinArizonafoundabagfullofcashandmadeagreatdecision：Hewouldreturnit.Tallywasindebt，joblessandhadlosthisdriver’slicense。Mostnights，hesleptatachurch-basedhomelessshelterrunbyTempeCommunityActionAgency。Duringtheday,withnowhereelsetogo,hewalkedthestreets.Thatiswherehefoundabackpackfullofcash,＄3,300。The＄3，300couldhavegottenTallyoutofhishole.Hethoughtaboutthethingshecouldpayfor:acheapapartmentandabike.Thewishlistwasnothardtomakeforamanwhohadspentsixyearshomeless。Buthedecidedthatwasthewrongthingtodo.So,hetrackeddowntheownerofthecash,acollegekidnamedBryanBelangerwhohadplannedtousethemoneytobuyacartoreplaceonehe’dlostinanaccident。MeetingBelangerandhearingthestudentthankandpraisehimforhishonestyandkindnessmadeTallyfeelgoodabouthimself。Hehadn’thadthatfeelinginawhile.WhenwordgotoutthatTallyhadturnedinthecashinsteadofkeepingit,thenationalmediacamelookingforhim.Donationspouredin，andTallysuddenlyfoundhimselfwith＄10,000。Buthewasdeterminednottowasteit。Hebeganpayingoffhisbills,clearinguphisdrivingrecords,andtakingthelongroadback.Heevenmovedintoano—frills（简朴的）apartmentacrossfromtheshelteras“aremainderofwhereI’vebeenandwhereI’mnotgoingbackagain."Oneyearlater，Tallylandedhis“dreamjob”,managingacommunitygarden.Recently,Tallystartedmanagingaprogramthatallowspeoplewhoarehomelesstovolunteerinthegarden。36。WheredidDaveTallyfindthebackpackfullofcash？A。Inthestreet.B.Inacheapapartment。C.Inachurch—basedhomelessshelter。D。InTempeCommunityActionAgency.37.Theunderlinedpart“outofhishole"inParagraph3probablymeans“_________”.A。outofreachB。outofcontrolC。towalkoutoftheshelterD.togetoutofhisbadsituation38。WhydidDaveTallyreturnthemoneytoitsowner?A.Hewouldsoongetasatisfyingjob。B。Hecouldreceiveanawardfromtheloser。C.Hepreferredtocollectdonationsfromothers.D.Hethoughtmoreofothersthanhimself。39。AfterDaveTally’sgooddeedbecameknowntoothers，he______。A。wasofferedajobbyacharityB.livedinasplendidapartmentC。wasinterviewedbythemediaD。hadanexamforhisdrivinglicense40。WhichofthefollowingisTRUEofDaveTally？A.Heboughtabikeforhimself。B.Hehadnoworkforalongtime.C.Hehadalargefamilytoraise。D。Hemissedthelifeattheshelter.CTwofeettall，theimperialwoodpecker(帝啄木鸟）ofMexicowasoncethelargestwoodpeckerintheworld.ButaggressiveloggingandevenpoisoningbytheloggingcompaniesinitsSierraMadrehabitatarethoughttohavedriventhebirdintoextinctionsometimeinthemid-20thcentury。Fordecadesitwasbelievedthatthisstarofthebirdworldhaddisappearedwithoutatrace，withnophotographorfilmtodocumentitsexistence。Butthisweek，theCornellLabofOrnithology（CLO）announcedthatafilmwasindeedavailableforviewingbythepublic。Thediscoveryofthewoodpeckerfilmdatesbacktothe1900s,whenMartjanLammertink，awoodpeckerexpertandresearcheratCLO，foundareferencetoafilminwhichthebirdappearedinanoldletterinCornell’sfiles.ThelettermentionedthatDr。WilliamL。Rhein，adentistandamateurbirdenthusiast,hadshotahomemovieofthebirdin1956。Dr.LammertinktrackeddownDr。RheininMechanicsburg，Pa.，andtheywatchedittogether。ThefilmremainedinDr。Rhein’spossessionuntilhediedin1999.In2005，anephewdonatedittoCornell。Intheyearsafter,researchershadthefilmdigitallyrestoredandthentraveledtoMexicotolocatethesitewhereitwasshot，whichhadsincebeenheavilylogged.Theideawastowitnesswhathadhappenedtothelandandtoseeifanytracesoftheimperialwoodpeckercouldbefound。Noneremained。Inthe16—millimetercolorfilm，thewoodpeckergoesaboutitsbusinessatadistance,likeacelebritybeingunknowinglywalkedbyaneagerfan.Inpoorlylightedscenes，thebirdfliesonmajesticwings。Inaway，it’sanunforgettableperformance-areminderoflifelostandthestupidityofman。41。Whatmadetheimperialwoodpeckerdieout?A。Theshortageoffood。B。Aspreadingdisease.C。Sharpclimatechange。D.Theeffectofhumanactivity。42.Themovieoftheimperialwoodpecker________.A.isaboutacenturyoldB.wasmadewiththeaidofCLOC。becameknownabout20yearsagoD.wasshotbyanexpertandresearcher43.ResearcherswenttoMexicowiththemovieto________。A.checkifthemovieisrealisticB。shootanotherperfectmovieC.findthelivingimperialwoodpeckerD.seekmoreinformationaboutthebird44.Theauthorwritesthelastparagraphmainlytoshow_______。A.howbeautifulthebirdwasB.howpoorlythemoviewasshotC.whatenvironmentthebirdlivedinD。whatregretsthebirdleftushumans45.Howwasthemoviefirstdiscovered?A.RheininvitedLammertinktohishouse。B。Rhein'snephewwrotetoCLOaboutit。C。Lammertinkcameacrossanagedletter。D.LammertinkheardofitwhileinMexico。DWhenMaxiSopolearnedthatthepoliceinSeattle,Washington，wereinvestigatinghimforstealing,heescapedtoMexico.Formonthsthepolicecouldnotfindhisexactlocation—untiltheydiscoveredhisFacebookProfile。AlthoughSopo’sprofilewasprivate,hislistofFacebookfriendswasnot。Usingthatlist,authoritieswereabletofindandarresthim.Gonearethedayswhentheonlywaytocatchacriminalwaswith“wantedposters"andcrimereports。Today，whenpolicewanttocatchasuspect,theyturntoFacebookforcluesabouttheperson’swhereabouts。SomepolicedepartmentsarealsoturningtothecommunityforhelpbycreatingtheirownFacebookpages。There，officerspostphotosandalertssomembersofthecommunitycanseeandrespondtothem.Therearealotofpeopleouttherethatwanttohelpthepolice，butmaybetheydon'thaveanoutlet（渠道）。Thisgivesthemthat.Facebookisalsohelpingthevictimshelpthemselves。WhensomeonestoleatruckfromShawnBeaton’sdealershipinTexas,BeatonpostedphotosofthetruckonFacebookandaskedpeopletoinformthepoliceiftheysawit.Thenextmorninghereceivedacall：Someonehadseenthetruckandidentifieditfromhisphotos。ThankstoFacebook,it'sbecomingeasiertofindandcatchcriminals.WhencriminalsareactiveonFacebook,they’reunknowinglyleavingcluesforpolicetouse。AndwhenpoliceandvictimsspreadthewordaboutacrimeoverFacebook，itmeansthatmorepeoplecancontributetothesearch.Withtherighttip,policejustmightbeabletomakeanarrest.46.HowdoesthewritershowtheuseofFacebookinPara.1?A.Bygivinganexample.B。Byanalyzingcauses。C.Bymakingcomparisons.D.Byaskingquestions.47.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inPara.2referto?A.Thewantedposter。B。Thecrimereport。C。Theclueprovidedbycommunity.D。Thepolicestation’sFacebookpage.48。WhatcanweinferfromPara。3?A。Thethiefescaped，andthetruckwasdestroyed。B。Thethiefwasarrested,andthetruckwasreturned.C.ShawnBeatonreceivedacallfromthethief.D。ShawnBeatonwasunabletofindthethiefhimself.49.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Wantedpostersarethebestwaytocatchacriminal。B。Facebookmakescatchingacriminaleasier。C。CriminalusuallydestroycluestheyhaveleftonFacebook。D。Facebookcan’thelparrestmorecriminals.50。Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A。VictimsfightingbackB。SeveralnewwaystohelppoliceC。FacebookhelpingsolvecrimesD。CriminalsleavingcluesonFacebook第二节：信息匹配（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）请阅读下列应用文及相关信息，并按照要求匹配信息。首先请阅读以下广告信息：ANOPLANSFORTHEHOLIDAYSSpecialStoryTimeforAllLowerPrimaryPupilsSCHOOLLIBRARYREADINGROOM2pm—3pmStartingdate：July6Mr。StephenKeenewillimpressyouwithstoriesfromhisfamousNewKidsNextBlockseries.FREEADMISSIONBLEARNHOWTOPLAYTHEGUITARIN4EASYLESSONSVenue:MusicRoomTime:9am-12pmDates：June6,13,20,27Instructor：MissSKatsumifromJapanFees:＄40for4lessons（＄20formembersoftheschoolbandandschoolchoir)ItiscompulsoryforstudentswhosignuptoattendALLfourlessons。CJOINTHEGEOGRAPHYCLUB’STWILIGHTCRUISE（黄昏巡游）June19,5pm-8pmViewSingapore'swonderfulskylinebynight.CruisespassKusuIslandandPulauTekukor(DoveIsland)Enjoyagreatdinnerunderthestarlitsky。DSUMMERCAMPDates:June10—July1Activities：travel,movies，Englishlanguagelearning，etc.HURRY!VACANCIES（空缺）ONLYFORTHEFIRST20PUPILSWHOSIGNUP.Getyourconsentforms（同意书)fromMissYuandreturntheformswithyourpayment(＄100）by30May。Iftherearemorethan20pupilsinterestedinthecamp,prioritywillbegiventothosewhosignupearlierthanothers.EMBAPROGRAMSWecanofferyouthemostinternationalMBAprogramsinScandinavia.AllclassestaughtinEnglishFocusonstrategy,leadershipandcrossfunctionalteam-buildingMulti—culturalclasswithmaximum40participantsAverageage：32with7years’workexperienceFSMITH'SBOOKCLUBWehaveover1,000kindsofbooksforyoutobuy，toborroworjusttoreadatthespot.NewandoldbooksGoodcoffeeandteaOpeneveryday10：00to22:00Add：25BigAppleSquareTel：555—2125E-mail：smith＠yahoo。com以下是活动参与者的信息。请将活动参与者与广告匹配起来。51.Mr.SmithisfromAmericaandheisnowtravelingabroad.Heisverygladthathecantaketheopportunitytojoininthelocalpeopleandtakepartintheactivityofeatingandsightseeingintheevening.52。Maryisalovelywoman,andsheisalsoamotheroftwochildren，bothunder8yearsold。Asthesummerholidayiscoming，sheisthinkingaboutsomeinstructiveandinterestingactivitiesforhersons.53。Tomisastudentwholikesreadingverymuch。Usuallyafterreadingabook，hewouldwriteanarticletellingabouthisfeelings。It'sweekendnow，andhewillgooutandlookforhistreasure-books。54.FangFangdoesn'tplantogobackhomeduringthesummerholiday.ShehopestospendsometimewithherfriendslearningEnglish.Hermotherishappytohearthatandhopestopay