2023-2024学年四川省成都双流中学高三上学期10月月考英语试题及答案

双流中学高2021级高三第二学月考试英语试题第I卷选择题（100分）第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。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。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．Wheredoesthesmellprobablycomefrom?A．Thekitchen.2．Howmuchshouldthemanpayforadozenredrosesnow?A．15dollars.B．17dollars.C．20dollars.3．WhatdidthemandofirstlastSaturday?B．Thebedroom.C．Thelivingroom.A．Hevisitedamuseum.B．Hewenttothepark.C．Hewatchedamovie.4．Howmuchwillthewomanpayfortheglasses?A．$90.5．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Classmates.B．Colleagues.C．Teacherandstudent.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)B．$150.C．$240.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。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。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段对话，回答以下6-7小题。6．WhatisthewomangoingtodoonSaturdayafternoon?A．Gotoafestival.B．Takeapart-timejob.C．Meetherfriends.C．Inasupermarket.7．Wherearethespeakersprobablynow?A．Inafactory.B．Inagrocery.听第7段对话，回答以下8-9小题。8．WhydidLisasleepbadlylastnight?A．Shestayeduplate.B．Shedranktoomuchcoffee.C．Shesufferedfrompressure.C．Drinkhotmilk.9．Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodobeforebedtime?A．Takesomepills.B．Dosomeexercise.听第8段对话，回答以下10-12小题。10．What’stherelationshipbetweensmokinganddrinking?A．Dependent.B．Unrelated.C．Contradictory.11．Whatdoweknowaboutnicotine?A．Ithelpsquitdrinking.B．Itmakespeoplesleepy.12．Whatismentionedatlast?C．Itweakenstheeffectofalcohol.A．Themethodoftheresearch.B．Thesubjectsoftheresearch.C．Thesignificanceoftheresearch.1听第9段对话，回答以下13-16小题。13．Whatdoesthecompetitiontrytofindthisyear?A．Thebestdancer.14．Howshouldpeopleenterthecompetition?A．Byfax.B．Byphone.15．Whendoesthesportshallclosethisweek?A．At10:30pm.B．At9:00pm.B．Thebestactor.C．Thebestsinger.C．ThroughtheInternet.C．At8:00pm.16．Whatdoweknowaboutthenewswimmingpool?A．Itisbiggerthantheoldone.B．Itwillbefreeforthefirstweek.C．Itwillbeopenearlierthanplanned.听下面一段独白，回答以下17-20小题。17．Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?A．Katherine’searlylife.18．WhendidKatherinegraduatefromcollege?A．In1932.B．In1936.19．WhatdidJohnGlennthinkofKatherine?B．Katherine’scareer.C．Katherine’shobbies.C．In1938.A．Shewasgenerous.B．Shewasambitious.C．Shewastrustworthy.C．Bywatchingherjourneytothe20．HowdidmostpeoplegettoknowKatherine?A．Byseeingamovie.B．Byreadingherbook.moon.第二部分阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ABlueGrotto,ItalyDespiteitsname,itisactuallynotagrotto(洞穴)butaseacave,about60mlong.Whatmakesitoneofthemostbeautifulcavesintheworldisthebluecolor,asitsnamesuggests.Whenyouenterinside,youcanseeitisfilledwithweirdbluelight.Thiscolorisformedbytheuniquecombinationoftherocks,theentrance,theclearwaterandthewholeshape.Infact,youcan’tidentifywherethesourceofthebluelightis.SonDoongCave,VietnamThisisknownasthelargestcaveintheworld,notbecauseofitslength—infact,itisjustabout5kmlong.Butitssizecomesfromitsenormouspassagesandcaves,reaching200minheight.Inaddition,thereisanundergroundriver,makingthecaveevenmoreimpressive.MarbleCaves,ChileLocatedfarfromanyroad,thecavesareaccessibleonlybyboat.Thisisthemostbeautifulcavestructureintheworld,inwhichcrystalclearwaterisliterallylightenedbydazzling(使目眩)blueicewalls.Amagical,fabulous,unrealandalmostunearthlysight!ThecavesarebestseenfromSeptembertoFebruaryandearlierinthemorningwhenthesunlightstreamsinside.ReedFluteCave,ChinaItsnamecomesfromthereedsbesideitsentrancethathavebeenusedformakingflutes(长笛).Itis2nottoolongandnottoodeep-onlyabout500minlength.Whatmakesthiscavemorespecialisthehistory.Ithasbeenknownsinceancienttimes.Andwhenyouenterinside,youcanseealotofinscriptions(碑文)datingbacktomedievaltimes,startingfromthetimesoftheTangDynasty(around792AD).21．WhatisBlueGrottomostfamousfor?A．Itslonghistory.B．Itsstrangeshape.C．Itsclearwater.D．Itsamazingcolor.22．WhenarethevisitorsadvisedtovisitMarbleCaves?A．AtnooninMarch.C．AtsunriseinDecember.23．Whichisthelargestcaveofthefour?A．TheBlueGrotto.B．AtnightinOctober.D．InthemorninginAugust.B．SonDoongCave.D．ReedFluteCave.BC．MarbleCaves.Closetoacenturyago,NewYork’sConeyIslandwasfamedforitssideshows(杂耍).Eye-catchingsignscrowdedtheisland’sattractions,showingoffcircusshows,swordswallowers—andevenanexhibitionoftinybabies.Thebabieswereprematureoneskeptaliveinincubators(婴儿保育箱)pioneeredbyDr.MartinCouney.Themedicalestablishmenthadrejectedhisincubators,butDr.Couneydidn’tgiveuponhisaims.Startingin1896,hefundedhisworkbydisplayingthebabiesandcharging25centstoseetheshow.Inreturn,parentsdidn’thavetopayforDr.Couney’sincubators,andmanychildrensurvivedwhowouldneverhavehadachanceotherwise.Bornin12,LucilleHornendedupinanincubatoronConeyIsland.She’dbeenbornatwin,buthertwindiedatbirth.Andthehospitalstafftoldherfatherthattherewasn’tachanceshe’dlive.“Itwasjust:Youdiebecauseyoudidn’tbelongintheworld,”Hornsays.Butherfatherrefusedtoacceptthatanswer.Hegrabbedablankettowrapherin,calledataxi,andtookhertoConeyIsland—andtoDr.Couney’sinfant(婴幼儿)exhibit.Yearslater,Horndecidedtoreturntoseethebabies—thistimeasavisitor.Whenshetooktheopportunitytointroduceherself,Dr.Couneywentovertoamanwhowasuneasilylookingathissmallinfant.“Lookatthisyounglady,”Dr.Couneytoldtheman.“She’soneofourbabies.Andthat’showyourbaby’sgonnagrowup.”HornwasjustoneofthousandsofprematureinfantsthatDr.Couneycaredforanddisplayedatamusementparksuntilthe194s.Hediedin1950,shortlyafterincubatorslikehiswereintroducedinmosthospitals.Atthetime,Dr.Couney’seffortswerelargelyunknown—butatleastonepersonwillneverforgethim.“Ninety-sixyearslater,hereIam,allinonepiece.AndI’mthankfultobehere,”Hornsays.24．WhatcanwelearnaboutDr.Couney’sincubator?A．Itpushedmedicalscienceforward.B．Itwasthemostfamoussideshow.C．Itsavedmanyprematurebabies.D．Itchargedeachinfant25cents.25．WhywasHorntakentoDr.Couney’sinfantexhibit?A．ShebelongedinnowhereelsebutConeyIsland.B．Itwastheonlyplacewhereshemightsurvive.3C．Thehospitalstafflackedthepatiencetocareforher.D．Herfatherrefusedtoacceptthedeathofhertwinsister.26．WhatisthepurposeofDr.Couney’swordsinParagraph4?A．Torelievetheman’sanxiety.B．Tointroducetheladytotheman.D．Toexplainthefunctionoftheincubator.C．Topromisethebaby’sbrightfuture.27．WhatshouldwelearnfromDr.Couney’sstory?A．Medicalknowledge.C．Persuasivetechniques.B．Earningpower.D．Flexiblemind.CTothedelightofbookworms,anyonewhohasevertoldyouburyingyourheadinabookmeansyou’rebeingunsociablewillhavetocattheirwards.Anewstudysuggeststhosewhoregularlyread，especiallyfiction，areactuallynicerandmoreempathetic(善解人意)people.Thestudy,carriedoutbyKingstonUniversityLondon,andpresentedattheBritishPsychologicalSocietyconferenceinBrighton,UK,lastweek,alsofoundthatthosewhojustwatchedtelevisionseemedtobelesskindandunderstandingofotherpeople.Forthestudy,theresearchersquestioned123peopleontheirpreferencesforbooks.TVshows,andplays.Theywerealsoquizzedaboutthetypeofentertainmenttheypreferredfromcomedyorromancetodrama.Thentheyweretestedontheirinterpersonalskills.Theresearchersaskedthemabouttheirbehaviortowardsothers,whethertheyunderstoodandrespectedothers’pointsofview,andwhethertheyactivelybeltedotherpeople.Drawingontheseresponsessheet,theresearchersfoundsomemind-bogglingresults.Theydiscoveredthatthosewhoreadmoreshowedgreaterpositivesocialbehaviorandabetterabilitytoempathizewithothers,whilethosewhopreferredwatchingTVdidn’tshowthesameabilitytoempathizeandweremorelikelytoshowunsociablebehavior.Theyalsofoundtheformsoffictionpeoplepreferredwerelinkedtotheirinterpersonalskillsandbehavior.Thosewhopreferredfictiondisplayedthemostpositivesocialskills.Romanceanddramaloversshowedtheabilitytoseeothers’pointsofview,whilecomedyfanswereparticularly.Abletorelatetoothersthemost.Theresearchersconcludedthatthosewhoreadfictionregularlyaremorewell-adaptedtoseethingsfromotherpeople’spointsofview,whichmakesthembetteratunderstandingpeople.However,theydoacknowledgethattheirstudydidn’tconcludeiftheeffectsarecausal-doesreadingmakeyounicerandmoreempathetic,ordomoreempatheticpeopletendtoreadfiction?Evenso.pickingupabookcan’thurt,andmightjustmaketheworldanicerplace.28．Howdidtheresearchersconducttheresearch?A．Bymakingquestionnairesurveys.B．Bycomparingexperimentstatistics.C．Byobservingparticipants’behaviors.D．Byreferringtopreviousstudyreports.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“mind-boggling”meaninparagraph4?A．Embarrassing.B．Rewarding.C．Amazing.D．Disappointing.30．Whatcanimprovepeople’sempatheticabilitiesthemostaccordingtothestudy?A．Readingfictionandcomedy.C．Takingpartinsocialactivities.B．Enjoyingromanceanddrama.D．Watchingplaysonsocialmedia.31．Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?4A．Allpeoplesupporttheresearchresult.B．Furtherstudyisneededonthissubject.C．Thenicerandkinderpeoplelikereading.D．Readingcanhelppeoplemakemorefriends.DSomebacteria(细菌)haveasuperpowerthatscientistswouldlovetouse.Thesebacteriagainenergyfromlight,justasplantsdo.Scientistshavewantedtousecyanobacteria(蓝藻菌)tomakeelectricity.Butinpreviousresearch,theydidn’tsurvivelongonartificialsurfaces.Researchershavenowmovedthemtoalivingsurface—amushroom.Theircreationisthefirstmushroomtomakeelectricity.AppliedPhysicistSimonJacksonandhisteamturnedthatmushroomintoaminienergyfarm.Thisbionic()mushroomcombines3Dprinting,conductiveinkandbacteriatogenerateelectricity.Itsdesigncouldleadtonewwaysofcombiningnaturewithelectronics.Likeplants,cyanobacteriamaketheirownfoodfromsunlight,releasingelectrons(电子).Whenenoughelectronsbuildupinoneplace,theycancreateanelectriccurrent.Theresearchersneededtobringalotofthesebacteriatogether.Theydecidedtouse3Dprintingtoplacethempreciselyontoasurface.Jackson’steamchosemushroomsforthatsurface.Afterall,theyrealized,mushroomsnaturallyhostcommunitiesofbacteriaandothermicrobes.Findingtestsubjectsfortheirtestswaseasy.Jacksonsimplywenttothegrocerystoreandpickedupwhitebuttonmushrooms.Printingonthosemushrooms,though,turnedouttobearealchallenge.3Dprintershavebeendesignedtoprintonflatsurfaces,butmushroomcapsarecurved.Theresearchersspentmonthswritingcomputercodetosolvetheproblem.Eventually,theycameupwithaprogramto3Dprinttheirinkontothecurvedmushroomtops.Theresearchersprintedtwo“inks”ontotheirmushrooms.Onewasagreeninkmadeofcyanobacteria.Theyusedthistomakeaspiralpatternonthecap.Theyalsousedablackinkmadeofgraph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I卷非选择题（50分）第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Asthecurtainonthestagefallsslowly,LincolnCenterburstsinto61(thunder)applause.ChineseballetdancerChunWaiChanonceagainimpressestheaudiencefromallovertheworldhisperfectperformanceinGeorgeBalanchine’sTheNutcracker.62BorninHuizhouCityin1992,Chanhasbecome63(attach)todancesincechildhood.7However,hisparentspreferredhimtobeadoctororalawyerinthefuture.Theuncompromisingboythenwroteasevenlettertohisparentsdescribinghis64(determine)tostudydance.Thankstothesincereletter,Chan65(eventual)gainedthesupportofhisfamily,andat12,hewasadmittedtoGuangzhouArtsSchool,66(mark)thestartofhisdream-seekingjourney.Togetmorepeople67(know)andloveballet,heoftensharesballetteachingvideosonsocialmedia,68providesballetenthusiastswithafreechancetolearnballet.Foreveryroleheplays,heintegratesChinesecultureandhisunderstandingoflifeintohisbodylanguage.Chan69(try)hardtopromotetheChinesecultureon70westernballetstagenow.LiangZhu(ButterflyLovers),aballetadaptationofanancientChineselegendchoreographedbyhim,willbeperformedatLincolnCenterinNewYorksoon.第四部分写作(共两节，满分35分)第一节短文改错(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加:在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧)，并在其下面写出该加的词。删除:把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。修改:在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意:1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)不计分。AforeignstudentgraduatedwithhonorfromafineuniversityinGermany.Heexpectedtofindthegoodjobandhaveabrightfuture.Butinhisdisappointment,hewasn'tevengivingthechanceforaninterview!Thethirdtimehewasrefused,hephonedthecompanytoaskhow."Wedon'temploydishonestpeopleinGermany."istheanswer.Whatwaswrong?ShortlybeforehearrivedinGermany,hefoundeasytostealride.Soheoftenrodewithoutaticketandwascaughtupthreetimes.Nowhehadtopayahighlypriceforhisownbehavior.Weshouldallkeepinminds:Honestyisthebestpolicy.第二节书面表达(满分25分)72．假设你是李华。近期，你校英语俱乐部将举办迎新派对，请你代表高三学长发言，向来自高一的新成员分享你的高中生活以及给他们的建议。请你根据以下要点写一篇发言稿。1.你的高中生活回忆；2.给高一新成员的建议。注意：1.词数100左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。3.文章开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。Goodafternoon!Mydearnewfriends,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________8That’sall!Thankyouforyourlistening!9双流中学高2024届高三10月月考英语试题参考答案：一．听力部分1.A2．B3．C4．B5．A6．B7．A8．C9．B10．A11．C12．C13．C14．B15．A16．B17．B18．B19．C20．A二．阅读理解21．D22．C23．B24．C25．B26．A27．D28．A29．C30．A31．B32．D33．C34．B35．D36．D37．G38．E39．A40．F三．完形填空41．A42．C43．B44．C45．D46．A47．B48．D49．C50．B51．B52．A53．D54．A55．C56．D57．D58．C59．A60．B四．语法填空61．thunderous62．with63．attached68．which64．determination65．eventually66．marking67．toknow69．istrying70．the五．短文改错1.the→a；2.in→to；3.giving→given；4.how→why；5.is→was；6.before→after；7.在easy前加it；8.去掉three前的up；9.highly→high；10.minds→mind六．书面表达72．Goodafternoon!Mydearnewfriends,nowIfeelhonoredtosharesomethingaboutmyseniorhighschoollifewithyou.Actually,therearelotsofpreciousmemoriesinthisschool.ButwhatIwanttosharemostismyexperienceofbeingamemberoftheEnglishClub.Duringthelasttwoyears,I’veparticipatedinmanyinterestingandmeaningfulactivities,suchasEnglishspeechcompetition,fromwhichI’venotonlygainedknowledgeandskills,butalsomadesomefriends.Inmyopinion,toenjoyawonderfulseniorhighschoollife,firstly,youshouldhavecleargoals.What’smore,makesureyouhaveareasonableplanandmanageyourtimewell.Ofcourse,don’tbeafraidofaskingforhelpwheneveryouhavetrouble.AndIamalwaysherereadytohelpyou!That’sall!That’sall!Thankyouforyourlistening!1听力原文Text1：M:Darling,Ismellsomethingburning.W:Oh,dear.Iforgottoturnoffthegas.M:We’reluckythatyoudidn’tsetthewholehouseonfire.W:Iknow!Iwascookingwhenthetelephoneinthelivingroomrang.Text2：M:Oh,somanykindsofroses.Howmucharetheredroses?W:Wealwayssellthemat20dollarsadozen,butnowIcangiveyoua15percentdiscount.Text3：M:WhatdidyoudolastSaturday?W:Ivisitedthemuseum.Howaboutyou?M:Well,therewasanewmovieon.Isawitwithmyfriendandthenwenttothepark.Text4：W:You’vemadeenoughsouptofeedanarmy.M:Thiswaywe’llhaveplentyleftoverforlunchtomorrow.Q:Whatdoesthemanmean?Text5：M:Ourteacheralwaysfindsfaultwithmycompositions.W:What’stheproblem?M:Somesmallmistakes.That’sall.Lookatmypaper.W:Um,thesespellingerrorsdostandout.Text6：M:Hi,Mary.AreyougoingtotheculturefestivalonSaturday?W:No,Ican’t.Ihaveapart-timejobintheafternoons.Howaboutyou?M:Ican’t,either.Iworkpart-time,too.W:Thatsoundstiring.WhatdoyouusuallydoonSaturdaynights?M:Uh,Iusuallymeetmyfriendswhoworkinacompany.Whataboutyou?W:I’musuallyprettytiredafterworkinginthisfactory.M:Sowhatdoyoudoafteryoufinishworkhere?W:Ijustrelaxathomeintheevening.IgetupearlyonSundays,dothecleaningandgotoasupermarket.Text7：M:Lisa,therearedarkcirclesunderyoureyes.Didyoustayuplatelastnight?W:No,Ijustlostsleep.IhavetogiveapresentationnextweeksoIthoughtabouttoomuchaboutwork.M:Youwerejuststressedout.Takecareofyourhealthtoavoidproblems.W:Youareright.IthinkIneedtoseeadoctorandtakesomesleepingpills.2M:Thereisnoneedtodosoforthetimebeing.Youcandoyogabeforegoingtobedorgoforawalkaftersupper.Andremembernottodrinksomestrongteaorcoffeebeforebedtime.W:I’llhaveatry.Thanksalot.Text8：Manypeoplewhodrinkalcoholalsoliketosmokecigarettes.Drinkingandsmokingseemtobecloselylinked.Butthismaybemorethanjustamixingoftwofairlycommonactivities.Newresearchhas