高三第一次月考英语试题 (三)

高三第一次月考

英语试题

第I卷（三部分，共115分）

第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）

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ABC三个选项中选出最佳

选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。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>Howdidthemanfeel?

A.Hewasproud.B.Hewasverynervous.C.Hewasvery

excited.

2、Whatdoesthewomanmean?

A.Themanshoulddohishomework.

B,Themanshouldgotoseeamovie.

C.Themanshouldbuyanewpairofshoes.

3、Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A.Inthewoman'shouse.

B.Inafurnitureshop.

C.Inarestaurant.

4、Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Christmasgifts.

B.Christmasactivities.

C.Men9swallets.

5、WhoisgoodatEnglish?

A.Mary.B.Jack.C.Tom.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分12.5分）

听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几道小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个

选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话或独白后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅

读下一小题。每段对话或独白读两遍。

请听第6段材料，回答第6至7题

6、Whendoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Atmidnight.

7、Howlongdoestheflightlastifnotdelayed?

A.AboutIhour.B.About2hours.C.About4hours.

请听第7段材料，回答第8至9题

8、Whyisthemansadtoday?

A.Heisoutofwork.

B.Hewillbefiredbyhisboss.

C.Hehaslotsofworktodo.

9、Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?

A.Tosendouthisresumes.

B.Togetsomeinterviewstomorrow.

C.Toconsiderwhattodonext.

请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题

10>What'sthenumberoftheproductthewomanwantstobuy?

A.SP506.B.ST506.C.SP560.

11>Whatwillthewomangetforfree?

A.Anencyclopedia.B.AmemorystickC.Acatalog.

12、Howwillthewomanpayfortheproduct?

A・Incash.B.Bycheck.C.Bycreditcard.

请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13、Whathasthewomanbeendoingallafternoon?

A.Lookingattheapartmentads.

B,Readingsomereallyinterestingnews.

C.Writingsomehousesalesads.

14>Whatdoesthemanthinkoftheirapartment?

A.Fine.B.Small.C.Modem.

15、Whenwillthespeakershaveababy?

A.Ineightweeks.B.Insixmonths.C.Ineightmonths.

16>Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

A.Thespeakers'apartmenthasadiningroom.

B.Thewomanwantsanextrabedroom.

C.Thewomangotaraiselastmonth.

请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17>HowmanycountriesareinvolvedinInterpol?

A.168.B.186.C.210.

18、Whenwas1-24launched?

A.1923.B.In1932.C.In.

19、Whichofthefollowingarecontainedin1-24?

A.Criminals'fingerprints.

B.Criminals,familymembers.

C.NewID-cardsandpassports.

20>WherewastheItaliancriminalarrestedlastMarch?

A.InAmerica.B.InJapan.C.InBrazil.

第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节：单项填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）

从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

21、一Didyouenjoyyourjourneytothetown?

—・Wehaddrivenmorethan3hoursbeforewefoundtherightway.

A.AbsolutelyB.NowayC.NotatallD.Quietalot

22、SteveJobs,formerCEOofAppleInc.,diedonOct5th,,afteryear-longbattle

withcancer.

A.the;a;/B./;the;theC.a;the;/D.the;/;the

23、Ifyoucarrywithyouthebeliefthatwhateveryoudoisright,it'snoneofmy

business.

A.shouldB.mayC.canD.must

24>Theyoungmanisveryclever;hemaybeEdison.

A.theoneB.theotherC.anotherD.one

25、Itwaswhensearchingforthelostbookwhosecoverwasmissingasecretletter

addressedtohismother.

A.whathefoundB.untilhefound

C.thathefoundD.hehadfound

26、Thevalueoflifeliesnotinmanydayswelive,butinusewemakeofthem.

A.that;whichB.what;thatC.how;whatD.what;how

27、Iknowthatyou'vegivenmeariseinmypay,butIstillthinkit'senoughforwhat

I'vedonefbryourcompany.

A.nowherenearB.somewherenear

C.anywherefromD.everywhereabout

28>Mr.Smithhaspromisedthatallofuswillpasstheexam,soitsodifficultasyouimagine.

A.can5thavebeenB.can'tbe

C.mustn'thavebeenD.mustn'tbe

29、Ithinkeveryoneshoulddonatebloodheishealthybecausethat'sacitizen's

responsibility.

A.asifB.aslongasC.nowthatD.inorderthat

30、Pricesallthetimeandnooneknowswhentheystable.

A.aregoingup;becomeB.havebeengoingup;willbecome

C.havegoneup;willbecomeD.havebeengoneup;become

31、Weboughtthehousefbrits.IlisveryneartheshopwhereIwork.

A.characterB.constructionC.valueD.convenience

32>ThestoryisaboutanoldIndianvillagerandanAmericantouristinIndia,

understandingtheother'slanguage.

A.noneofwhomB.bothofthemC.noneofthemD.neitherof

whom

33、Nowadaysasajournalist,youhavetobeimmediateincoveringanewseventandin

youraccountofthenewsstory.Idaresayit'sreallyatoughjob.

A.accessibleB.accurateC.abundantD.adequate

34、一Whathaveyoudonethesedays?

一I'vereadallthebooksyougavemebecausetheyarethebestonesareonthe

subject.

A.that;thatB.which;whichC.what;whichD.who;what

35>Thefactthatmanycollegegraduatesgetlowersalarythansomeworkershasanonline

debate.

A.setoutB.setaboutC.setupD.setoff

第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

WhenIwasateenagerIvolunteeredtoworkatthewaterstationata10,000m

race.My36wastopassoutwatertotherunners.Irememberbeingsoexcitedtoseeall

thedifferentkindsof37whopassedbyand38acupofwater.ThenextyearIsigned

upforthe39andgaveitashot.

Thefirst10,000mracewasquiteanexperience.Ijogged,Iwalked,IjoggedandI

walked.Attimes,Ididn't40ifIcouldfinish.

Atonepointneartheend,a70-year-oldmanranpastmevery41,andIfelt

embarrassedthatIwas50yearsyoungerthanhimandIcouldn'tevenkeepupwithhim.Ifelt

42forasecond.

ButthenI43something.HewasrunninghisraceandIwasrunningmine.Hehad

44capacities,experience,trainingandgoalsforhimself.1hadmine.Remembermy45

wasonlytofinish.

Afteraminute,it46methatthiswasalessonIcoulddrawfrom.Ilearned47about

myselfinthatmoment.Iturnedmy48intoinspiration.

IdecidedthatIwouldnot49runningraces.Infact,IwouldrunevenmoreracesandI

wouldlearnhowtotrainand50properlyandonedayIwouldbeoneofthose70-year-olds

whowerestillrunning.AsI51thefinishingline,Iwasproud52myaccomplishment.

Inlifeweallhavethosemomentswhenwe53ourselvestoothers.It'sonly54.Don'

allowthosemomentstoweakenyou.Turntheminto55andlettheminspireyou.Usethem

toshowyouwhatispossible.

36、A.positionB.directionC.decisionD.target

37>A.trainersB.runnersC.fansD.volunteers

38、A.beggedB.drankC.droppedD.grabbed

39、A.projectB.serviceC.raceD.experience

40>A.doubtB.knowC.answerD.promise

41>A.slowlyB.fastC.quietlyD.carefully

42、A.surprisedB.satisfiedC.amusedD.defeated

43、A.forgotB.realizedC.rememberedD.abandoned

44、A.differentB.wonderfulC.valuableD.proper

45>A.dreamB.planC.goalD.job

46>A.happenedB.hitC.occurredD.attracted

47、A.every由ingB.anythingC.nothingD.something

48、A.disappointmentB.embarrassmentC.agreementD.achievement

49>A.signupB.pickupC.giveupD.keepup

50、A.predictB.behaveC.prepareD.pretend

51>A.foundB.crossedC.heldD.left

52、A.inB•uponC.ofD.for

53>A.combineB.controlC.compareD.contribute

54、A.naturalB.frequentC.importantD.terrible

55>A.conditionB.motivationC.situationD.protection

第三节、阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2分，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

BettySkeltonwasoftencalled“TheFirstLadyofFirsts“becauseofthemanyrecordssheset.Shegrewup

inPensacola,Florida,watchingairplanesflyingtoandfromanearbynavybase.Asachild,shepersuadedher

parentstolethertakeflyinglessons.By12,Bettymadeherfirstflightalone,thoughnotlegallypermittedtodoso

untilsheturned16.

Duringthe1940s,femalepilotsweremostlypreventedfromcommercialandmilitary

flying.SoBettySkeltondecidedtouseherflightskillsinaerobatics（特技飞行），performing

difficultturns,drops,andotherexercises.Shebeganperformingandcompetingaroundthe

country.

ShewontheInternationalFeminineAerobaticChampionshipCIFAC）forthreeyearsinarow,

startingin1948.SheandherlittlePittsSpecialplanethe“LittleStinker55becamefamous.

DorothyCochraneisanaviationexpertwhooncestudiedandworkedwithBetty

Skelton."Bettywassuchawonderfulaerobaticpilotthatshereallysetthebarhighforother

womentofollowandshewasagreatrolemodelforthem.Shereallywasasgoodassomeofthe

men.”

OnceMs.Skeltonhadmadehermarkonflying,shemovedontoracecars,becomingthefirst

femaletestdriverintheracecarindustry.Shesetseverallandspeedrecords.Shealsoseta

cross-countryrecord,drivingfromNewYorktoCaliforniainunder57hours.Andshebecame

oneofthetopwomenadvertisingexpertsworkingwithGeneralMotorsinsupportofthe

company'sCorvettecar.

Ms.SkeltondiedinAugust,2011,attheageof85,VisitorstotheWashingtonareacanseeher“littleStinkef'

planeattheNationalAirandSpaceMuseum'sStevenF.Ud^-HazyCenterinChantilly,Virginia.Thesmallred

andwhiteplanehangshighintheairabovetheentrancetothemuseum

56>Whatcanweleamfromthefirstparagraph?

A.BettySkeltonwasthefirstLadyoftheUS.

B.16wasthelegalageforpeopletoflyanairplane.

C.Bettybecameanavypilotwhenshewas16.

D.Betty'sparentsdidn'tsupportherflyinginterest.

57>WhathappenedtoBettySkeltonin1950?

A.Shemovedontoracecars.B.Shebecameanaerobaticpilot.

C.Shewas20yearsold.D.ShewontheIFACforthethirdtime.

58、WhatcanweknowfromthewordsbyDorothyCochrane?

A.ItisnoteasyforotherwomentobreakBettySkelton'srecords.

B.Shewasevenmoreexcellentthansomemeninskills.

C.ItisdifficultforotherwomentoreachtheheightBettySkeltonflewto.

D.BettySkeltonisaninspiringrolemodelforpilotsworldwide.

59>WhatisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Bettystartedtoflyaloneatanearbynavybaseattheageof12.

B."LittleStinker”wasBettySkelton'sPittsSpecialplane.

C.Bettysetseveralspeedrecordsincarracing.

D.Bettyevensetacross-countryrecord.

60、Whatisthecorrectorderoftheeventsthathappenedinthepassage?

a.BettywontheinternationalFeminineAerobaticChampionship.

b.Bettybecameanadvertisingexpert.

c.Bettymadeherfirstflightalone.

d.Bettybeganheraerobaticperformance.

e.Bettybecamethefirstfemaletestdriver.

A.a->b—c—d—eB.a—e—>b—>c—d

C.c->d->a—->bD.c->b->d-->e

B

Manywomenwritetomeperplexed（困惑的）aboutwhytheycan'tformclose

friendships.Theytrynewapproaches,putthemselvesinalltherightplaces,seetherapists,and

readrelevantself-helpbooks.Theyconsiderthemselvesinteresting,loyal,kindandfriend-worthy

people.Butforreasonsunknowntothem,theyhaveatoughtimeformingintimate

relationships.Manyadmittonothavingevenoneclosefriend.

ArecentstudypublishedintheJournalofpersonalityandSocialPsychologyofferssome

cluesastohowbothnature（personality）andnurture（experience）impactour

friendships.ResearchersattheUniversityofVirginiaandUniversityofToronto,Mississauga

studiedmorethan7,000Americanadultsbetweentheagesof20and75overaperiodoftenyears,

lookingatthenumberoftimestheseadultsmovedduringchildhood.Theirstudy,likepriorones,

showedalinkbetweenresidentialmobilityandadultwell-being:Themoretimesparticipants

movedaschildren,thepoorerthequalityoftheiradultsocialrelationships.

Butdiggingdeeper,theresearchersfoundthatpersonality-specificallybeingintroverted（内向的）or

extroverted（外向的）一couldeitherintensifyofbuffer（缓冲）theeffectofmovingtoanewtownor

neighborhoodduringchildhood.Thenegativeimpactofmoremovesduringchildhoodwasfergreaterfor

introvertscomparedtoextroverts.

“Movingalotmakesitdifficultforpeopletomaintainlong-termcloserelationships,^stated

Dr.ShigehiroOishi,thefirstauthorofthestudy,inapressreleasefromtheAmerican

PsychologicalAssociation,“Thismightnotbeaseriousproblemforoutgoingpeoplewhocan

makefriendsquicklyandeasily.Lessoutgoingpeoplehaveahardertimemakingnewfriends.”

Familiesoftenhavetorelocate—acrosstown,acrossthecountry,oracrosstheglobe.Yet,

inmanycases,theirkidsandyoungadolescentshaven?tyetbuiltupabankoffriendships.Sothe

conventionalwisdomistotrytominimizemovesforthesakeofyourchild,wheneverpossible,

andtomoveattheendoftheacademicyear.

61、Thepassageiswrittenmainlyto.

A.offeradvicetowomenonhowtoformintimaterelationships.

B.explainhownatureandnurtureimpactourfriendships.

C.explainhowmovesduringchildhoodaffectchildren.

D.tellushowtohelpchildrenmakefriends.

62>Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothesecondparagraph?

A.Peoplewhomovedlessduringchildhoodhavebettersocialrelationships.

B.Themorepeoplemovedduringchildhood,themorefriendstheyhave.

C.Themorepeoplemovedduringchildhood,thebettertheyadjusttosociety.

D.Thereisnolinkbetweenresidentialmobilityandadultwell-being.

63、Inorderforchildrentomaintainlong-termcloserelationships,parents.

A.shouldnotrelocatetheirhomes

B.shouldrelocatetheirhomeswithinthetown

C.hadbettermoveattheendofschoolyear

D.hadbettermovewhentheirchildrencouldn'tbuildupabankoffriendships

64、Welearnfromthefourthparagraphthatmovesduringchildhood.

A.haveabiggerimpactonanintrovertedpersoncomparedtoextroverts.

B.havenoimpactonanoutgoingperson

C.areabigproblemforbothintrovertsandextroverts

D.helpchildrenbetteradapttonewenvironment

65>Wecaninferfromthepassagethat・

A.ourfriendshipsaremainlyaffectedbyournurture

B.wecanmovewhenchildrenhavemadealotoffriends

C.theimpactofmoveswilldisappearwhenonereachesadulthood

D.thereissomewaytominimizetheimpactofmovesduringchildhoodonchildren

C

Ittakeslessthansixsecondstoleaveafirstimpression.Itissaidthatweoughtnotjudgea

bookbyitscover,butcomeon,isn'titthecolor,thedesign,thelayout,andthetitlethatdrawus

topickupabookwe'veneverheardofbefore?Noticewhatyourassumptionsareaboutaperson

whenyouarefirstintroducedtoherorhim.

Somethingthatmostofusdon'ttakenoticeofishowwestandorwalk.Let'ssayyouare

goingforajobinterview.Withinsecondsyouhavealreadysaidalotaboutyourselfbytheway

youwalk.Themajorityofuswalkaroundeverydaywithoutpayinganyattentiontowhatweare

sayingeventhoughwearenotutteringaword.Thereisalotthatcanbesaidaboutbodylanguage

fromtheclothesyouweartothegesturesyoumake.

ItooknoticeofthistopicrecentlyasIrecalledsomethingaboutchangingmypostureto

improvemylevelofconfidence.Iwasabouttoventureonanewproject,whichwouldtakeme

outofmycomfortzone.Mygremlins（小精灵）werehavingafielddaywithmeutteringall

kindsofreasonswhyIcouldn'tdoagoodjobwiththisnewopportunity.Ituckedinmytummy

（收缩肚子），pulmyshouldersback,heldmyheadhigh,andtookawalk.Soonthereafter,I

feltsomuchbetter.Iapproachedtheprojectwithnewpossibility.Wow,whatadifference!Try

it!

Theabilitytocaptureyouraudiencewhenyouwalkintoaroomissuretostartyouoffontherightfootwhen

goingonaninterview.Non-verbalsignalshavefivetimestheimpactofverbal（言语的）signals.Soyoucancount

onlosingyouraudiencevdienyouwalkinwithheaddowndraggingyourfeetregardlesshowmuchyoutryto

changeit.

66>Inthefirstparagraphtheauthorintendstotellus.

A.weshouldn'tjudgeabookbyitscover

B.aperson'sappearancecanbemisread

C.thefirstimpressionreallymeansalot

D.weshouldfocusmoreonaperson'squalities

67>Theauthorapproachedhisprojectwithnewpossibilityafter.

A.hisgremlinsstoppedtalking

B.hegotridofallhisnegativethoughts

C.hewalkedoutofhiscomfortzone

D.hechangedhisposturetoimprovehisconfidence

68、Accordingtotheauthor,whenwegofbrajobinterview,we.

A.shouldn'tsayalotaboutourselves

B.shouldn'twalkwithourheadhighup

C.shouldpayenoughattentiontoourbodylanguageandgesture

D.shouldonlypayattentiontothewaywewalkwithinthefirstfewseconds

69>Theauthorprobablybelievesthat.

A.non-verbalsignalsaremoreimportantthanverbalsignals

B.non-verbalsignalsarenotsoeasytocatch

C.wemainlyrelyonverbalsignalsduringaninterview

D.weshouldn'tpaytoomuchattentiontoournon-verbalsignals

70>Whatismainlytalkedaboutinthepassage?

A.Howtoprepareforajobinterview

B.Thewaywewalksaysalotaboutus.

C.Howtoreadapersonfromthewayhewalks.

D.Howcomplicatedbodylanguageis.

D

ZhuHaoyu,18,ahistorymajor,wearshisiPodeverywhereoncampus.Thefreshmanhasit

goingoutforawalk,visitingthelibraryorlyinginbed.However,hefoundthathishabitislike

displayingabig“Donotdisturb“signfbrhimself.

Astimeslipsaway,hehasbeguntoregretnothavingconversedmuchwithhispeersaround."Asiputthe

littlebuds（耳机）intomyears,Fmimmersedinauniverseofmyown,forgettingalltroublesintherealworld,“

saidLi.

TheMP3playerisoneofanumberofgadgets（小玩意）一startingwiththeSonyWalkman,

whichledtotheiPod,iPhoneandiPad-thatgivepeopletheabilitytoshutthemselvesofffrom

worldaroundthem.

Youngstersdelightinhandset（手持的）technology.Inpublic,studentschatontheircell

phones,stoppingonlytotalkbrieflytofriends.Onbusesortrainsifscommontoseeyoungsters

withPlayStationsinsteadofplayingpokerorsharingjokesorgames.Andduringairlineflights,

peoplewatchepisodes（连续居U）ofUSTVdramasontheiriPads,ratherthantalking.

TheBBCNewsmagazinerecentlypublishedanarticlesayingthatheadphonewearingculture

ismakingusanti-social."Halfofhumankindiswiredtoaparalleluniversethatleavesthem

ignoringtheirsurroundingsandfellows,wroteTomdeCastella.

Actually,it'sadecadesinceAppleunveiledtheiPod,whichpromised441,000songsinyour

pocket".InmorethanhalfofWesternresidentswereusinganiPodorMP3player.

EntertainmentisonofFerinallsurroundings,notjustathome.Butinthemeantime,ithascreatedbarriers

betweenus.Manypeoplesubscribetotheviewthattheheadphonecultureiscreatinga^spoilt,selfishgeneration

thatlackscivic（公民的）culture”.

However,manyusersofportableMP3playersarguethatthedevice,asaminddrug,helps

themrelievestressbyescapingforawhile.Itisalsosaidtobeabletohelpsomestudents

concentrateonworkorstudy."Ifyouwanttogetawayfromthehucksters（小贩）ontheway,

juststartlisteningtoyourplayer,saidLiu,afreshman."Theydonotapproachpeoplewith

headphoneson."Thismightalsomeanhe'sblockingthosewhowanttoaskhimforthedirections.

Experts,however,saythatshortcontactsorminiconversationswithstrangersarehelpfulto

ourmind.Manyexpertswarnthatitisdangeroustolosetouchwithpeopleinourlives.

71、ZhuHaoyufoundthathiswearingtheiPod.

A.disturbedothers

B.madeiteasyforhimtokeepintouchwithothers

C.madeiteasyforhimtovisitthelibrary

D.madeothersunwillingtotalktohim

72>Theunderlinedwordtcimmersed^^canbereplacedby.

A.lostB.involvedC.engagedD.interested

73、Whatisthemainideaofthefourthparagraph?

A.Studentsarealwaysbusychattingontheircellphonesinpublic.

B.Youngpeoplearefondofportablelisteningorvisualdevices.

C.YoungpeopleliketowatchUSTVdramasontheiriPads.

D.Peopleliketoenjoythenetworking.

74、Whichofthefollowingisnottrue?

A.HeadphonewearingculturemakespeopleignoretheirsuiToundingsandfellows.

B.ApplereleasedtheiPodtenyearsago.

C.Therearestillmanypeoplesupporttheheadphoneculture.

D.It'sdangeroustohaveconversationswithstrangers.

75>Whatisthewriter'sattitudetowardstheheadphoneculture?

A.Agreeable.B.Critical.C.Doubtful.D.Neutral.

第n卷（共二节，满分35分）

第四部分：写作（共两节，满分35分）

第一节阅读表达（共5小题;每小题2分，满分10分）

阅读下面的短文并回答问题，然后将答案写到答题卡相应的位置上（请注意问题后的词数要

求）

Swimmingisoneofthoseactivitiesthatcanbelearnedearlyinlife.Littlechildrencanlearn

toswimassoonastheywalk.Infact,youneedthesameskillsinwalkingasin

swimming.However,Ibelievethatfiveisthebestagetolearn.Byfiveorsix,achildknowsfear

ofwater,averyimportantthingtoknow.It'swisetobeafraid,torecognizetruedanger.Young

onesunderstandthatthewatercansometimesbeverydangerous.

Toreallybenefitfromswimming,everyswimmershouldlearn;butterfly,

backstroke,breaststroke,andcrawl.Ifeelthatoneofthese—thebreaststroke—isdifferentfrom

theothers,sincesomeyoungswimmersusethisstrokenaturally,withoutanytraining.

Inswimming,therearecertai