重庆市南开中学届高三英语月考试题.docx

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重庆市南开中学届高三英语月考试题

重庆南开中学高2020级高三10月月考

第一节单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

21．——WhichtypeofIPhoneshallIbuy?

——，whatevertheyhaveintheshop．

A．EverythingB．SomethingC．SomeoneD．Anyone

22．——MayIlookatthemenuforalittlewhile?

——Ofcourse，，sir．

A．don’tworryB．itdoesn’tmatter

C．enjoyyourselfD．takeyourtime

23．AtthistimetomorrowovertheAtlantic．

A．we’regoingtoflyB．we’llbeflying．

C．we’llflyD．we’retofly

24．——IsthereabullettraintoChengduthisafternoon?

——Therebe．I’llphonethestationtofinditout．

A．mustB．canC．mightD．would

25．Thecustomerandthesellerarguedforquitesometimebeforetheyfinallyagreed

theprice．

A．onB．withC．toD．at

26．AccordingtoBeijingReview，Beijingwasattackedbysuchasandstormfewcitizenshaveexperiencedbefore．

A．whichB．thatC．whenD．as

27．——IhopeIcanseeyouatmyweddingceremony．

——Oh，dear，Ialmost．Whenisit?

A．forgotB．hadforgottenC．willforgetD．haveforgotten

28．IliketogetupearlysothatIcangetplentyofworkbeforelunch．

A．todoB．doneC．doingD．beingdone

29．Hehadlittleideathatitwasgettingsolate，?

A．didn’theB．wasn’titC．didheD．wasit

30．——DidyougetthenewsoftheearthquakeinYun’nanyesterday?

——No．Itdidn’toccurtomeIsurfedtheInternetthismorning．

A．afterB．unlessC．untilD．when

31．CharleyOakley,NBAstarhash’tlostgameinthepastthreeyears．

A．a；theB．an；aC．the；aD．an；the

32．——Yourauntinvitesyoutothemoviestoday．

——Iwouldrathershemetomorrowthantoday．

A．tellsB．toldC．wouldtellD．hadtold

33．——IwenttoHu’guangGuildHallthisNationalholiday．

——Ah，amazing!

ThatisI’vebeendreamingtogo．

A．whyB．whenC．whereD．which

34．Asarolemodel，Idon’tthinkmostpeoplecanimaginewhatit’slikethatcloselyeveryminuteoftheday．

A．tobewatchedB．watchedC．watchingD．havingwatched

35．——Oh，mustyou?

Stayabitlonger．It’sbeensuchfunhavingyou．

——．I’vegotanearlystarttomorrowmorning．

A．ThanksanywayB．NoproblemC．AllrightD．Nevermind

第二节完形填空（共20小题；每小题l.5分，满分30分）

A

Amanfoundacocoon（茧）ofabutterfly．Hesatandwatchedthebutterflyforseveralhoursasitstruggledto36itsbodythroughthatlittlehole．Thenitseemedtostopmakingany37．Itappearedasifithadgottenasfarasitcouldanditcouldgonofarther．Thenthemandecidedtohelpthebutterfly，sohetookapairofscissorsandcutoffthe38bitofthecocoon．Thebutterflythenemerged39．Butithadabigbodyandsmall，shriveled（皱缩的）wings．Theman40towatchthebutterflybecauseheexpectedthat，atanymoment，thewingswould41andexpandtobeableto42thebody，whichwouldcontractintime．43happened!

Infact，thebutterflyspenttherestofitslifecrawlingaroundwithabigbodyandshriveledwings．Itneverwasabletofly．

Whatthemaninhis44andhurrydidnotunderstandwasthattherestrictingcocoonandthe45requiredforthebutterfly．To46thetinyopeningwerenature’swayofforcingliquidfromthebodyofthebutterflyintoitswings，sothatitwouldbereadyforflightonceitachievedits47fromthecocoon．

Sometimesstrugglesareexactlywhatweneedinourlife．Ifnatureallowedustogothroughourlifewithoutanyobstacles，wewouldnotbeasstrongaswhatwecouldhavebeen．Andwecouldnever48…

36．A．findB．pullC．dragD．force

37．A．progressB．senseC．changeD．fun

38．A．vacantB．leftC．additionalD．remaining

39．A．closelyB．easilyC．steadilyD．quietly

40．A．pausedB．turnedC．continuedD．urged

41．A．enlargeB．lengthenC．stickD．twist

42．A．wrapB．pressC．supportD．shelter

43．A．EverythingB．AllC．NeitherD．Something

44．A．regretB．comfortC．favorD．pride

45．A．struggleB．energyC．experienceD．help

46．A．lookthroughB．getthroughC．1ivethroughD．pullthrough

47．A．dreamB．victoryC．purposeD．freedom

48．A．flyB．jumpC．walkD．stand

B

Dataprocessingisaseriesofoperationscarriedoutondataonthepurposeofgettinginformation．49．theinformationistheendortheoutput．Theoperations50withdifferenttools．Apartfromacomputer，thebrainis51adataprocessingtool．LikeaminiPC，thebraincontrolsallbodilyandmental52，aswellasprocessesdata．53applesandorangesdifferinlooks，feel，smellandtaste，thebraincantelltheirdifferences．

Therearethree54ofprocessingdata．Inmanualdataprocessing，simpletoolssuchaspencilareused．Electromechanicaldataoneuseselectricallyoperatedmachines．55ofthetypesofmachinesusedaredeskcalculatorsandtypewriters．Electronicdataoneusescomputersprocessingdataataveryhighspeed．

49．A．SinceB．EverC．ThenD．Therefore

50．A．preferredB．performedC．providedD．practised

51．A．simplyB．evenC．alsoD．yet

52．A．illnessesB．disordersC．functionsD．credit

53．A．AsifB．WhileC．IfonlyD．Inthat

54．A．collectionsB．levelsC．effectsD．tools

55．A．ExamplesB．FeaturesC．SubstancesD．Contents

第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

A

Theoldladygotupearlytobereadyforthepost．Althoughsheseldomreceivedlettersorparcels，todayshewassuretherewouldbesomething．Myrawouldn’tforgethermother’sbirthday,evenifsheseldomwroteatothertimes．OfcourseMyrawasbusy．HerhusbandhadbeenmadeMayor,andMyraherselfhadgotamedalforherworkfortheaged．

Theoldladywaseightytoday．Shehadputonherbestdress．PerhapsMyramightcome．Theoldladywassureofthat．Twospotsofcolorbrightenedhercheeks．Shewasexcited--likeachild．Shewouldenjoyherday．

Mrs.Morrison，asocialworker，hadbroughtacardandabunchofflowerswhenshecametodothebreakfast．Mrs.Grantdownstairshadmadeacake．Thelittleboyfromthegroundfloor，Johnnie，hadbeenupwithapacketofcandies，andofferedtohelpherfetchthepost．

“Iguessyou’llgetlotsandlotsofpresents，“hesaid，Ididlastweekwhenlwassix．”

Whatwouldshelike?

Apairofslippers，atablelamp，abookoralittleclock．Somanylovelythings．

Shestoodbythewindow，watching．Thepostmanturnedroundthecorneronhisbicycle．Herheartbeatfast．Johnniehadseenhimtooandrantothegate．Andthenhegaveherfourenvelopes．Threewereunsealedcardsfromoldfriends．Thefourthwassealed，inMyra’swriting．

“Noparcel，Johnnie?

”

“No，granny．”

Maybetheparcelwastoolargetocomebyletterpost．Thatwasit．Itwouldcomelaterbyparcelpost．Shemustbepatient．

Butdisappointmentfloodedher．Shetoretheenvelopeopenunwillingly．Achequefelltothefloorlikeabirdwithabroken、wing．Slowlytheoldladybenttopickitup．Withtremblingfingersshetoreitintolittlebits．

56．WhatkindofworkdidMyraprobablytake?

A．charityB．paperworkC．accountingD．education

57．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”mean?

A．Thereuniontimeshelookedforwardto．

B．Thereasonwhytherewasnoparcel．

C．Thebirthdaygiftshewantedmost．

D．Theslowestwaytosendagift．

58．Howisthepassageorganized?

A．Inorderoftime．B．Inorderofspace．C．Inorderoffrequency．D．Inorderofimportance．

59．Theauthorseemstotellusthat．

A．thereisnolovelikethatoftheparentforthechild

B．toaccompanyourparentsshouldbethefirstlawofnature

C．amother’svoiceisthemostbeautifulsoundintheworld

D．weneverknowtheloveofourparentsforustillwehavebecomeparents

B

Ifasitcom（情景喜剧）thatlastsforl0yearsisconsideredpopular，thensurelyonethatstillarousesemotionsafter20mustbeconsideredaclassic．FriendsfirstairedintheUSin1994，featuringacastofsixyoungmenandwomeninNewYork．Inthetimesince，it’sbecomeoneofthemostfamoustitlesinthesitcomstyle，airedinover100countriesandregionsintheworld．

Theshowistypicalamongthosewhogrewupinthe1990sbecauseitexploresbasicyetimportantthemeslikefriendship，strugglingtosurviveinabigcity，andfindingindependenceandidentity，allofwhicharestillrelevanttoyoungaudiencestoday．

AgainstthebackgroundoftheInternetage，ITstaffwhowereoncemarginalized（排斥）andlaughedathaveexperiencedarevivalduetothepopularityofhitshowTheBigBangTheory，inwhichfourtalentslackingnormalsocialskillsmakeanattemptatlivingonacollegecampus．

Atthesametime，GossipGirl，describingayoungcastofNewYorkersbornwithsilverspoonsintheirmouths，demonstratesthedifficultiesupper-classadolescentsexperience．Theshow’sfashionandmaturesubjectmatterallowedittocapturetheinterestofbothteenagersandadults．

AlthoughthesetypicalTVshowsspanawidetimelineandfeatureavarietyofthemes，theyallhaveauniversaltopic．Love，money，friendship，careeraspirationsandidentityarethingsallyoungpeoplestruggletounderstand．Whyaretheystillfascinating?

Itremainstobefoundout．

60．WhyisthesitcomFriendstypicalamongyoungpeopleinthe1990s?

A．Becauseitisabreakthroughintheproducingstyle．

B．Becauseitisthemostinfluentialsitcomofalltime．

C．Becauseitaddressesthesubjectsfacedbytheyouth．

D．Becauseitpredictsthefutureoftheyoungatthattime．

61．WhatcanwelearnaboutTheBigBangTheory?

A．Itarousespeople’senthusiasmforcomputers．

B．Therearefourtalentswhoaregoodateverything．

C．ItissetinthetimebeforetheInternetcameintobeing．

D．Itimprovestheconditionsofthepeopleintechnologicalindustry．

62．Accordingtothepassage，GossipGirl．

A．attractspeopleofallages

B．showseye-catchingstyleandadultsubject

C．describesthelifeofordinarygirl

D．describesthehardshipsofupper-classpeople

63．Whatwilltheauthormostprobablytalkaboutnext?

A．Theintroductiontootherhitsitcoms．

B．Thefurtherinformationabouttheplot．

C．Theemotionalresponseamongaudience．

D．Theanalysisofthereasonsfortheappeal．

C

Acrisisisontheway．Globalwarming?

Theworldeconomy?

No，thedeclineofreading．Peoplearejustnotdoingitanymo