新课标Ⅱ第二辑届高三上学期第四次月考 英语.docx

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新课标Ⅱ第二辑届高三上学期第四次月考英语

第四次月考英语试题

第一部分听力（1—20小题）在笔试结束后进行。

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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

CharlesDickens（1812-1870）,thegreatnineteenthcenturyEnglishnovelist,wasbornnearPortsmouth.Hisfatherranheavilyintodebtandwhenhewastwelve,hehadtogoandworkinafactoryformakingbootpolish.Theonlyformaleducationhereceivedwasatwo-yearschoolingataschoolforpoorchildren.Infact,hehadtoteachhimselfallheknew.Heworkedforatimeasjuniorclerkinalawyer’soffice.Afterthat,heworkedasareporterinthelawcourts,andlaterinparliament,forLondonnewspapers.Hiscareerasawriteroffictionbeganin1833withshortstoriesandessaysinperiodicals,andin1837hiscomicnovelThePickwickPapersmadehimthemostpopularauthorathistimeinEngland.

Hewasagreatobserverofpeopleandtheirplacesbecausehewasattractedbylifeandconditionsinmid-nineteenthcenturyLondon.Hewrote19novelsallhislifeandinmanyofthem,DickensgavearealisticpictureofallclassesofEnglandsociety,showingdeepsympathyforthepoorandunfortunate,exposingtheinjusticeandinhumanityofthebourgeoisie.

ManyofhisnovelslikeOliverTwist,DavidCopperfield,NicholasNickleby,GreatExpectations,ATaleofTwoCitiesandsoondrewattentiontotheunsatisfactorysocialconditionsthatexistedinEnglandoverahundredyearsago.

Dickenscriticizedcapitalistsocietyfromthepointofviewofbourgeoishumanism.Hewishedtoseeimprovementinthelivingconditionsofthepoor,butfailedtofindanyeffectivemeanstoachievethatend.

21.Dickensonlyreceivedalittleformaleducationbecause______.

A.hewantedtoteachhimself

B.hewantedtoworkandmadealotofmoney

C.hewastoopoortoaffordanymoreformaleducation

D.hewantedsomeworkingexperiencestobeanovelist

22.AccordingtoDickens,thesocietyathistimeinEnglandwas________.

A.justB.poorC.comfortableD.unsatisfying

23.WhichofthefollowingnovelmadeDickensthemostpopularwriterathistimeinEngland?

A.OliverTwistB.ThePickwickPapers

C.ATaleofTwoCitiesD.GreatExpectations

24.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingaboutDickensistrue?

A.Hedidn’tgotoschoolatall.

B.Heonlywroteaboutpoorpeopleandshoweddeepsympathyforthem.

C.Hebegantowritefictionswhenhewas21yearsold.

D.Hefoundsomeeffectivewaystoimprovethelivingconditionsofthepoor.

B

SafetyandSecurityProcedures

Yoursafetyandthesecurityofyourpersonalpropertyareoftheprimaryconcerntothoseofuswhowelcomeyouasourguest.Weurgeyoutotakeadvantageofthefollowingsuggestions.

YOURVEHICLE

Lockyourvehicleanddonotleavemoneyorvaluableitemsinside.Wearenotresponsiblefortheirloss.

TRAVELING

Beobservant（机警）whensightseeingortraveling.Stayinwell-litandheavilytraveledareas.Don’tdisplaylargeamountsofcash.

GUESTROOMSECURITY

Foradditionalsecurityusethedeadbolt（插锁）providedonyourdoorandmakesurethewindowsarelocked.Asanadditionalprecautious（预防措施）measure,pleasesecurethesecondarylocksprovided.Donotadmitanyonetoyourroomwithoutfirstmakingidentification.Aone-wayviewerisprovidedinyourdoortoassistwithidentification.Ifthereisanydoubtabouttheperson’sidentity,pleasecontacttheFrontDesk.

SAFETYBOXES

Donotleavemoneyorvaluablesinyourroomorvehicle.Weprovidefreesafetyboxesforyouruse.Hotelisnotresponsibleforitemsleftinroomvaluedover$200.

KEYS

Safeguardyourkey.Pleasedonotleaveitinthedoor.Donotgiveyourkeytoothersorleaveitunattended.PleaseleaveyourkeyattheFrontDeskwhenyoucheckout.

REPORTING

Pleasereportanysuspiciousactivity,orsafetyconcernstomanagement.

FIRE

Pleasefamiliarizeyourselfwiththenearestfireexits.Reportfireorsmoketothehoteloperator.Intheunlikelyeventofafire,pleasemovequicklyandcalmlytothenearestsafeexitandleavethebuilding.Avoidtheuseofelevator.

28.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“Intheunlikelyeventofafire”mean?

A.Incaseafirehappens,thoughitisnotverypossible.

B.Ifafirehappenswhensomebigeventsaretakingplace.

C.Incaseafirehappensinapublicbuilding.

D.Ifafirebreaksoutanditisgettingoutofcontrol.

C

Passage1

AsoneofChina’smostpopularandwidelyknownlegend,thestoryofMonkeyKingissettoreturntoscreenswith3Deffects.Itmayfeaturemanyofthesameleadingactorsfromtheearliest1986TVseriesJourneytotheWest.Accordingtotheproducer,whichcanbegoteasilyinthemarket.TheTVdrama,withatotalinvestmentof150millionyuan,willbeairedonSichuanTV.Almost90millionyuanhasbeenputinto3Deffectswitheach45-minuteepisodecontainingeightminutesof3D.“The3Deffectsnotonlycostusalotofmoneybutalsoalotoftime,”directorKanWeipingsaid.“Wehadtoputoffitsbroadcastingtime,whichwassetatfirstthissummer.”

Passage2

TheSolarRoadwayisanintelligentroadthatprovidescleanrenewableenergyusingpowerfromthesun,whileprovidingsaferdrivingconditionsalongwithpower.AmericaninventorsoftheSolarRoadsaidthatitwillpoweritself,andreducethecountry’scarbonmarks.ManypanelsarefixedontheSolarRoad.ThetopoftheSolarRoadpanelsismadeofglassandtheinventorsareworkingtogetherwithtopglassresearcherstodevelopsuperstrongglassthatwouldoffervehiclespullingpowertheyneed.TheSolarRoadwaycreatesandcarriescleanrenewableelectricityand,therefore,electricvehiclescanberechargedatanyreststop,oratanybusinessthatusessolarroadpanelsintheirparkinglots.SuchparkinglotswillbesaferatnightwiththelightprovidedbyLEDwithintheroadpanels.Theinventorssaytheirsolarroadwayhasmanyapplicationsandadvantagesfrommainroadstodriveways,parkinglots,bikepathsandrunways.

29.What’sPassage1mainlyabout?

A.TheoriginofthestoryaboutMonkeyKing.

B.Monkeykingwillreturntoscreenswith3Deffects.

C.ThebriefintroductiontotheTVseriesJourneytotheWest.

D.Theamountofmoneyinvestedonthe3DTVseriesJourneytotheWest.

30.Aboutthe3DTVseriesJourneytotheWestwecanlearnthat________.

A.itcontains45episodesintotal

B.itwillfeaturenewactorscompletely

C.wecouldwatchitonTVafterthesummer

D.wecanenjoyitathomejustwithnormalglasses

31.WhatcanbeinferredabouttheSolarRoadwayfromPassage2?

A.Itwillhaveabrightfuture.

B.Itcan’tworkwithoutelectricity.

C.Therewon’tworkwithoutelectricity.

D.Theelectricvehiclescan’tberechargedonit.

32.Passage2ismostprobablytakenfrom________.

A.asciencefictionB.aresearchpaper

C.aproductbrochureD.atechnologyreport

D

Since1984,Philadelphiahasbeencleaningupitsact.Onebyone,graffiti-coveredwallsarebeingchangedintooutdoorart.Sofar,morethan1,800murals（壁画）havebeenpainted.PhiladelphianowhasmoremuralsthananyotherAmericancity.

Thewallsthatwereonceuglywithgraffiti（涂鸦）arenowcoveredwithbeautifulpicturesofhistoricalheroesandmodernart,thankstotheMuralArtsProgram（MAP）.Itsworkmakesschoolsandpublicplacesattractive,anditscitizensveryproud.TheprogrambeganaspartofPhiladelphia’sAnti-GraffitiNetwork.JaneGoldenistheMAP’sartisticdirector.“Whenpeopleaskmewhatourprogramisabout,”shesays,“Ianswerthemwithoneword:

hope.”Eachyear,theMAPoffersyouthartprogramsandworkshops.Someone-timegraffitiwritersevenhelppaintMAPmurals.

TheMAP’swork,saysGolden,isallaboutdevelopingasenseofcommunity（社区）.Whenaneighborhoodrequestsamural,theMAPworkswiththepeopletheretodevelopamessage.Somemessageshavebeen“SafeStreets,”“LoveandCare,”and“PeaceWalk.”

TheMAPreceivesupto50requestsformuralseachweek.Lastyear,theworkerspainted140murals.

“Themakingofamuralenterspeople’scollectivememoryasanextraordinary,pleasantmomentinneighborhoodhistory”saysGolden,whobeganasamuralistinLosAngeles.

33.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.Love,fromGraffitiWriterstoMuralists

B.MAP,aNewCompanyinPhiladelphia

C.Jane,anExcellentMuralArtist

D.Hope,OneWallataTime

34.WhatistheMuralArtsPrograminPhiladelphiaaimedat?

A.Helpingtheyoungfindjobs.

B.Protectingtheneighborhood.

C.Fightingagainstgraffiti.

D.Attractingmorevisitors.

35.HowdoestheMAPdecideonthemessageforamural?

A.Byhavingdiscussionswithpeopleinthecommunity.

B.Byseekingadvicefromthecitygovernment.

C.Bylearningfromtheyounggraffitiwriters.

D.Bystudyingthehistoryofthecity.

第二节（共5小题；每小题2分,满分10分）

根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。

EncouragingPositiveRelationships

Choosingone’sfriendsisanimportantpartofgrowingup.Andalthoughyoucan’tchooseyourchildren’sfriends,youcanhaveapositiveinfluenceontherelationshipstheymakethroughouttheirformativeyears.Usethefollowingstrategiestohelpyourchildrentobuildpositiverelationshipswiththeirfriends.

●Encouragediversity.36Inadditiontoexposingyourkidstomorediversity,itwillalsohelpthemlearnmoreaboutthemselves.

●Avoidcriticism.Avoidcriticizingfriendships,butbehonestwithyourkidswhenyou’reconcerned.37Thismaymakethemdefensiveandlessreceptivetowhatyouhavetosay.Dobeopenandwillingtolistentowhattheyhavetosay,andtalkaboutwhatmakesyounervous.

●38Ifyoufeelthatoneofyourchild’sfriendsishavinganeg