福建漳州三中2011届高三第一次月考英语试卷.doc

考试中考高考试卷资料漳州三中2011届第一次英语月考试卷（选修7、8）（2010.08.27）命题人：韩春凤苏帅丹审题人：颜丽珠本试卷分第一卷(选择题)和第二卷(非选择题)两部分。共150分。考试时间120分钟。第卷(三部分，共115分)第一节(共五小题；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，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话，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.WhydoesMichaellikecycling？A.Itsenvironmentallyfriendly.B.Itmakeshimpaynothing.C.Itmakeshimfeelstrong.2.WhatdoweknowaboutJennyfromtheconversation？A.SheneverchatsontheInternet.B.ShehateschattingontheInternet.C.Sheisreallyafraidofchattingwithpeople.3.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout？A.Theirhobbies.B.Thestylesoftheirhair.C.Thewaysofcuttinghair.4.WhichdayisTinamostprobablyfreefromsingingclass？A.Monday.B.Thursday.C.Sunday.5.WhatisthemangoingtodoonOctober28？A.Attendawedding.B.Gotoaconcert.C.Leavehiscousin.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分,满分22.5分）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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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段材料，回答第6至8题。6.Whichfloorwillthemanhavedinneron？A.Thefirstfloor.B.Thesecondfloor.C.Thethirdfloor.7.HowlongistheChineserestaurantopenforthelunchtime？A.Twohours.B.Twoandahalfhours.C.Threeandahalfhours.8.WhenisittimefordinnerattheChineserestaurant？A.530to900p.m.B.630to1000p.m.C.200to1130p.m.听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。9.Forwhomwillthepartybeheld？A.Mary.B.Tom.C.Jim.10.Whenwillthemancometotheparty？A.At630tonight.B.At730tonight.C.At800tonight.11.Whatpresentwillthemantaketotheparty？A.Somefruits.B.Someflowers.C.Abirthdaycake.听第8段材料，回答第12至14题。12.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantodo？考试中考高考试卷资料A.TutorhisfriendinEnglish.B.HelphimwithhisEnglish.C.Helptomakeastudyplan.13.Whydoesthewomanrefusethemansrequestatfirst？A.Herschoolhasbeenopen.B.Shethinksthepayistoolow.C.Shethinksshecantaffordthetime.14.Whatwillthewomandointheafternoon？A.Seeherfriendoffattheairport.B.Meetthemansfriendathome.C.Gototheairporttomeetherfriend.听第9段材料，回答第15至17题。15.Whatisthewomandoing？A.WatchingTV.B.Readinganewspaper.C.Listeningtotheradio.16.WhatcanweknowabouttheearthquakeinAfrica？A.TheshocksinAfricahaventstopped.B.Lotsofpeoplediedinthesmallshocks.C.Itcausedmanydeathsincluding18Chinese.17.Whatdoesthemanmeanabouttheearthquakeheexperienced？A.Nobodydiedinthatearthquake.B.Nobodyknowsthenumberofdeaths.C.Hewastoosmalltoknowexactlythen.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.WhatkindofjobsareforeignstudentsnormallyallowedtotakeinAmerica？A.Thoserelatedtotheirschool.B.Thoseofferedbybigcompanies.C.Thoseopenduringschoolbreaks.19.Whatrulesshouldforeignstudentsobeywhenworkingoutsidetheirschool？A.Theymustgiveupalltheaids.B.Theymusthavesomeworkingexperience.C.Theymustexperiencenolessthanoneyearofstudying.20.Whatwillhappenifforeignstudentsbreakschoolworkingrules？A.Theywillgetalowschoolmark.B.Theywillhavetoreturntotheircountry.C.Theywillpaymoneyfortheirmistakes.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.Thecartoyoufor2monthsandpleaserememberitneedsoilingeverymonth.A.wasrentedB.isrentingC.isbeingrentedD.hasrented22.Peopleintoapoliticalbattle，andareforcingthemselvestoattendstreetprotests，andworktogethertoexpresstheiranger.A.havedraggedB.weredraggedC.havebeendraggedD.willbedragged考试中考高考试卷资料23.ScientistsareracingtimeinordertofindacureforbirdfluA.alongwithB.againstC.aroundD.aheadof24.Bylookingataprobleminasmanywaysaspossible，creativethinkerscanfindsolutionsthatwouldremaininvisible.A.otherwiseB.yetC.alreadyD.forever25.Waiter，whataboutmyfood？Iforover30minutes.Oh，sorry，sir.Justonemoreminute，please.A.havewaitedB.waswaitingC.havebeenwaitingD.hadwaited26.Lookattheseblackclouds.Itsoon.Sure.Ifonlyweout.A.israining；dontcomeB.isgoingtorain；hadntcomeC.willrain；haventcomeD.istorain；wontcome27.Iwanttomakemeatballs.Wouldyoupleasegivemeahandtothemeat？A.cutdownB.cutoffC.cutinD.cutup28.Hethepencilandbegantodrawthebeautifulsurroundingsonasheetofpaper.A.sharpenedB.hassharpenedC.wouldsharpenD.wassharpening29.Ifyoukeepwithsillyquestions，Ishallgooutofmysenses.A.botheringB.interruptingC.troublingD.disturbing30.Therestofthemagazines_withinhalfanhour.A.weresoldoutB.wassoldoutC.soldoutD.hadsoldout31.Suddenlyitbegantorainheavily,_itwasalmostimpossibletocarryondriving.A.nowthatB.sothatC.evenifD.justas32.Twoyearslater，herfatherdisappeared，neveragain.A.tobeheardfromB.beingheardfromC.heardfromD.hearingfrom33.They_havearrivedalready.Howcanyoubesosure？Itsonlyafewminutesride.A.shouldntB.mustntC.maynotD.cant34.Shegotsoangrythatsheranafterthem.Shewassoon，butshecontinuedtorun.A.outofsightB.outofbreathC.insightD.inbreath35.Withtheguide_theway,wefinallygottothevillage.A.ledB.toleadC.hadledD.leading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，然后从3655各题所给的A.B.C.D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ThishappenedyearsagowhenIwasawaitress，butIstillrememberthisspecificincidentsovividly.Astheendofthenightwas36，tenminutesbeforeourrestaurantclosed，agentlemancamein.Iwasthe37waitresswhogottostayafterclosingtoservehimhisfood.Thecustomerwasquite38withhowhisfoodwasprepared.Hesenthis39backtwice.Wheniteventuallyarrivedtohisliking，he40somefreshcoffee.Meanwhile，mymanagerandourcookswere41meclosely，astheywantedthelastcustomerofthe42tofinallyleavesothatwecould43theshopandgohome.考试中考高考试卷资料AtthattimeIwasfrustratedandtired.Ialsoknewhewouldprobablynot44verywell，seeinghisinexpensivemeal.45，Itriedtogivehimgoodservice.Theninthelasttenminutes，asIwasrefillinghiscoffee，Isomehow46itonthetableaswellashisplate.Iapologized，butIwas47togethimanotherplateoffoodaseverythingwasshutdowninthe48.Knowinghisprevioustemperament(性情)，Ihadacertain49ofhowhemightreact.Heaskedtospeaktothemanager.Buthe50shockedmeatthispoint.Insteadof51tomyboss，hesimplysaid，“Thisyoungladysdoneafinejob.Youneedtokeepher52aslongasyoucan！”Afterthathepaidhisbillandleft，andIeagerlywenthome.ThenextmorningwhenIcametoworkand53mytipsyouoftendontgetittillthenextday54acustomerchargesitonacreditcardIwas55thatthecustomerhadoffereda$15tipforhis$8dinner.Peopleareoftenmuchnicerthantheylook！36.A.darkeningB.approachingC.leavingD.happening37.A.luckyB.firstC.unluckyD.young38.A.pleasedB.familiarC.interestedD.dissatisfied39.A.orderB.billC.noteD.mail40.A.changedB.soldC.neededD.threw41.A.followingB.checkingC.watchingD.helping42.A.dayB.timeC.placeD.room43.A.turnupB.closeupC.setoffD.turnoff44.A.speakB.behaveC.tipD.eat45.A.InsteadB.BesidesC.OtherwiseD.However46.A.spreadB.leftC.spilledD.broke47.A.eagerB.willingC.shamefulD.unable48.A.kitchenB.rainC.lineD.operation49.A.communicationB.expectationC.traditionD.hesitation50.A.graduallyB.frequentlyC.rudelyD.really51.A.explainingB.apologizingC.attendingD.complaining52.A.offB.aroundC.awayD.out53.A.heldbackB.broughtupC.pickedupD.lookedfor54.A.unlessB.ifC.althoughD.incase55.A.convincedB.learnedC.toldD.reminded第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题，每题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。ATheover55swhogrewupwatchingblackandwhiteprogramsandfilmsaremorelikelytodreamingrey，researchsuggests.Andtheunder25swhohavewatchedcolorTValltheirlivestendtohavecolorfuladventuresinthelandofnod.Researchfromthefirsthalfofthe20thcentury，especiallyinthe1930sand1950s，suggestedthatmostdreamsareinblackandwhite.考试中考高考试卷资料Butresultsfromtestsinthe1960sandlatersuggestedthatupto80percentofdreamscontainsomecolors.Sincethisperiodmarkedthetransition(过渡)fromblackandwhitefilmsandTVtowidespreadTechnicolor(彩色印片法)，anobviousexplanationwasthattelevisionwasinfluencingdreams，butdifferencesbetweenthestudiespreventedtheresearchersfromdrawinganyfirmconclusions.Laterstudiesaskedsubjects(实验对象)tocompletedreamdiariesimmediatelytheywokeup，buttheearlierresearchusedquestionnairescompletedinthemiddleoftheday，sothesubjectsmighthavesimplyforgottencolorelementsintheirdreamsandassumedtheyweregrey.Tosolvetheproblem，psychologistEvaMurzynasked60subjects，halfofwhomwereunder25andhalfover55，toansweraquestionnaireonthecoloroftheirdreamsandtheirchildhoodexposure(暴露)tofilmsandTV.Thesubjectsthenrecordeddifferentaspectsoftheirdreamsinadiaryeverymorning.Shefoundtherewasnosignificantdifferencebetweenresultsdrawnfromthequestionnairesandthedreamdiaries.ShethenanalyzeddatatofindoutwhetheranearlyexposuretoblackandwhiteTVorfilmscouldstillhavealastingeffectonhersubjectsdreams,40yearslater.Lessthanfivepercentoftheunder25sdreamswereblackandwhite.Buttheover55swhohadaccesstoblackandwhitemediaintheiryoungerdaysreporteddreaminginblackandwhiteroughlyaquarterofthetime.Murzynsaid，“Therecouldbeacriticalperiodinourchildhoodwhenwatchingfilmshasabiginfluenceonthewaydreamsareformed.”PeoplesattentionmightbeheightenedduringthetimetheyarewatchingTVorfilms.56.Theunderlinedwords“inthelandofnod”inParagraph2means.A.intheeveningB.duringtravellingC.inadreamworldD.whentheyarethinking57.Murzynsstudywasdifferentfromotherstudiesbecause.A.morepeopleofdifferentageswereinvolvedB.bothdiariesandquestionnaireswereusedC.moreadvancedtechnologywasusedD.subjectsweregivenmoretimetorecordtheirdreams58.Fromthepassage，wecanlearnthat.A.studiesonthecolorofdreamshavebeengoingonformanyyearsB.theresultsofthepreviousstudiesondreamscouldntbetrustedC.olderpeoplearemorelikelytobeinfluencedbyTVviewingD.thecolorsofTVsetsaremorelikelytoappearinviewingsdreams59.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage？A.Thecolorofpeoplesdreamschangesalongwiththeirages.B.TVviewinghasdifferentinfluencesondifferentpeople.C.ChildhoodTVviewingmaydeterminethecolorofdreams.D.ChildhoodTVviewingmayinfluenceapersonslaterlife.B考试中考高考试卷资料RalphandNortoncangrowtobe40feetlongandliveinatankaslargeasafootballfield.Whatarethey？TheyretheonlytwowhalesharksataNorthAmericanaquarium(水族馆).YoucanseeRalphandNortonattheworldslargestaquarium，thenewGeorgiaAquariuminAtlanta.Theaquariumsgianttanksholdeightmilliongallonsofwaterandwillbehometoabout100,000fish！Theaquariumwasdesignedtolooklikeagiantshipbreakingthroughthewaves.Ithas60differenthabitatsfromtheseaandfivegalleries(展馆)，eachwithadifferenttheme.About2.4millionvisitorsareexpectedtocomeeachyear.“Wewanttobetheworldsmostengagingaquarium.”saidJeffSwanagan，theaquariumsexecutivedirector.RalphandNortonarrivedinJune,2005fromTaiwan.Theywereonly15and13feetlong，buttheymaygrowtobemorethan40feetlong！Whalesharksaretheworldslargestfish.ThreefulltimevetswillworktheretomakesurethatRalph，Norton，andalloftheaquariumssealifestayhealthy.StudentsfromtheUniversityofGeorgiawillhelpruntheaquariumandconductresearchattheanimalhospital.Theaquariumwaspaidforalmostcompletelybya$200milliongiftfromBemieMarcus，cofounderofHomeDepotInc，andhiswife，Billi.“Itsgoingtobethemostuniqueaquariumintheworld，”saidMarcus.Marcussaidtheaquariumwasa“thankyou”notetothecityofAtlantaandtheStateofGeorgia，wheretheHomeDepotfirstopenedforbusiness.60.Accordingtothispassage，RalphandNortonare.A.polarbearsB.whalesharksC.penguinsD.dolphins61.Theworldslargestaquariumislocatedin.A.LosAngelesB.NewYorkC.AtlantaD.Miami62.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE？A.Theaquariumwasdesignedtolooklikeagiantshark.B.Theaquariumsgianttankscanholdeighteenmilliongallonsofwater.C.RalphandNortonarrivedinJune,2005fromJapan.D.MarcushelpedtobuildtheaquariumtoshowhisthankstoAtlanta.63.Bysaying“Wewanttobetheworldsmostengagingaquarium”JeffSwanaganmeans_.A.theaquariumwillattractalargenumberofvisitorsB.theaquariumwillbehometoveryspecialseaanimalsC.theaquariumwillberebuiltandwillbemadeevenlargerD.theaquariumwillbethelargesthabitatforsealifeCFredericFrancoisChopin，thefamouscomposerandpianist，wasborninZelazowaWola，Poland，onFebruary22,1810，ofaFrenchfatherandaPolishmother.Hisfather，NicholasChopin，wasaFrenchtutortomanynoblefamilies，lateracceptingapositionasaFrenchteacherattheWarsawLyceum.AlthoughChopinlaterattendedtheLyceumwherehisfathertaught，hisearlytrainingbeganathome.Thisincludedreceivingpianolessonsfromhismother.Bytheageofsix，Chopinwascreating考试中考高考试卷资料originalpieces，showingremarkablemusicalability.HisparentsarrangedfortheyoungChopintotakepianoinstructionfromWojciechZywny.WhenChopinwassixteen，heattendedtheWarsawConservatoryofMusic，directedbycomposerJosephElsner.Elsner，likeZywny，insistedonthetraditionaltrainingassociatedwithclassicalmusicbutallowedhisstudentstoinvestigatemoreoriginalimaginationsoftheromanticstyleaswell.AsoftenhappenedtotheyoungmusiciansofboththeClassicalandRomanticPeriods，ChopinwassenttoVienna，thecenterofmusicthatday.HegavepianoconcertsandthenarrangedtohavehispiecespublishedbyaViennesepublishinghousethere.WhileChopinwasinAustria，PolandandRussiawereintheapparentbeginningsofwar.HereturnedtoWarsawtogethisthingsinpreparationforamorepermanentmove.Whilethere，hisfriendsgavehimasilvergobletfilledwithPolishsoil.Hekeptitalways，ashewasneverabletoreturntohisbelovedPoland.NewsofthewarinPolandinspiredChopintowritemanysadmusicalpiecesexpressinghisgrieffor“his”Poland.Amongthesewasthefamous“RevolutionaryEtude”.AsthewarcontinuedinWarsawandthenreachedParis，ChopinretiredtoScotlandwithfriends.Althoughhewasfarbeyondthereachoftherevolution，hisattitudeofsorrowdidnotimproveandhesankdeeperintoadepression.Likewise，hishealthdidnotregaineither.Chopindiedattheageof39andwasburiedinParis.HislastrequestwasthatthePolishsoilinthesilvergobletbecastoverhisgrave.64.WhydoyouthinkChopinsfriendsgavehimasilvergobletofsoil？A.Becausetheywantedhimtorememberhismotherland.B.Becausethesilvergobletwasexpensive.C.Becausethesoilcouldbeusedinhisexperiments.D.Wedontknowthereasonfromthepassage.65.WhatdoyouthinkofChopinslastrequestbeforehisdeath？A.Hecaredtoomuchabouthisfriendshipwithfriends.B.Helikedthegobletverymuch.C.Helovedhismotherlanddeeply.D.Hewasinterestedinthesoilinthegoblet.66.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutChopin？A.Hediedandwasburiedinhismotherland.B.Hehatedhiscountrysoheleftit.C.Hemissedhismotherlandwhenhewasabroad.D.Heenjoyedanactivelife.67.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage？A.ChopinneverreturnedtoPoland.B.PolandandRussiausedtofightagainstwitheachother.C.Chopincreatedhisoriginalpiecesattheageofsix.D.Chopindiedatanearlyagemainlybecauseofhischaracter.DDoyourememberpilingupbuildingblocks(积木)whenyouwereyounger？Inorderforagreatstructuretobecreated，youneededskill，patience，hardwork，andtherightblocks.Tobuildahealthyandhappylife，youneedskill，patience，hardwork，andtherightblocks.Inlife，though，theseblocks，ortools，arecalledlifeskills.考试中考高考试卷资料Noonewantstofeelfrustrated.Noonewantstofeelsick.Noonewantstofightallthetimewithfriendsorfamily.Whentheseissuescomeup，though，lifeskillscanhelpyoudealwithandimprovethesituation.Doyourememberthesixcomponentsofhealth？Theyarephysical，emotional，social，mental，spiritual，andenvironmental.Lifeskillscanhelpimprovetheseareasindividuallyor，sometimes，together.Itjusttakespractice.Sowhatarethelifeskills？Firstofall，anindividualshouldassesshishealth.Doingthishelpsthepersondecideonhiscurrentstateofwellbeingandpicktheactionsandbehaviorsthatwillimprovehishealth.Second，apersonshouldtrytocommunicateeffectively.Whenapersoncanclearlystatehisfeelingsandlisteneffectivelyaswell，relationshipswithotherscanimprove.Third，anindividualshouldpracticewellness.Thismeansthepersonistryingtochoosenutritiousmeals，avoidunhealthybehaviors，andgetenoughsleep.Fourth，.Eachpersonwillexperiencedifficultsituations.Eachpersonexperiencesangerordepressionatsomepointinhislife.Tobuildahealthylife，though，apersonworksthroughthesituation.Fifth，apersonneedstobeawiseconsumer.Aconsumerbuysproducts.Awiseconsumermakeshealthydecisionswhenbuyingproductsandservices.68.Theauthortalksaboutpilingupbuildingblocksinthefirstparagraphto.A.showitisadifficulttaskB.compareitwithbuildingahealthylifeC.explainhowtocreateagreatstructureD.tellreadersthesixcomponentsofhealth69.Theunderlinedword“wellness”inthepassagemostprobablymeans“”.A.havingalotofmoneyB.thestateofbeinghealthyC.beingcontentwithwhatonehasD.beingnoteasilyupsetorexcited70.Whichofthefollowingsentencescanbeusedtofillintheblank？A.apersonshouldlearnfromfailureB.apersonshouldworkhardallhislifeC.apersonmayhavetroubleseverynowandthenD.anindividualmusttrytodealwithtroubleseffectively71.Inwhichsectionofanewspaperdoyouexpecttoreadthispieceofwriting？A.CultureSquare.B.EntertainmentSpace.C.NewsPlatform.D.LifeChannel.EYoumaypicturefirefightersholdingahose(水管)outsideofaburningbuilding，buttheGoldenEaglesHotshotsdontfightfiresquitethatway.Whentheygointoaction，youmaynotevenseeafiretruck.TheHotshotsarefirefighterswhobattlefiresinwildernessareas.ButdontthinkyoullonlyfindthemintheirhomestateCalifornia.Whereverthereisanationalwildfireemergency，theGoldenEaglesHotshotscouldbethere.考试中考高考试卷资料Butthesefirefightersdontworkthesamewayasfirefightersinabigcity.Theyworkinareaswheretherearelargenumbersoftrees，bushes，andgrass.Theyclimbup