四川省眉山市东坡区眉山中学届高三英语月考试题.docx

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四川省眉山市东坡区眉山中学届高三英语月考试题

眉山中学2015届高三上学期10月考试（英语）

第一卷第一部分：

英语知识运用（共两节，满分40分）

第一节单项选择（共10小题；每小题1分,满分10分）

1．Asanexecutiveofaninternationalcompanyshewas_____success,buthermarriageendedin________failure.

A.a;/B.a;aC./;aD./;/

2．Itwas_____theoldclockthattheoldmanspentthewholemorningathome.

A.inrepairB.repairedC.torepairD.repairing

3．He_______latewatchingTVwhenhewasastudent,butnowhe______tobedearly．

A．usedtostayup；isusedtogoingB．wasusedtostayingup；isusedtogo

C．usedtostayup；isusedtogoD．wasusedtostayingup；usedtogo

4.—Howwastheteleviseddebatelastnight?

—Super!

Rarely_________somuchmediaattention.

A.adebateattractedB.didadebateattractC.adebatedidattractD.attractedadebate

5.—Howlong______inthisjob?

    —SinceIgraduatedfromuniversity.

A.wereyouemployedB.haveyoubeenemployed

C.hadyoubeenemployedD.willyoubeemployed

6.—Mom,whatdidyourdoctorsay?

—Headvisedmetolive______theairisfresher．

A．inwhatB．inwhichC．theplacewhereD．where

7．Youreallygavemealotofhelp.Idon’tthinkI______thepaperontimewithoutyou.

    A.canhandinB.couldhavehandedinC.couldhandinD.canhavehandedin

8.The two countries are going to meet to _______ some barriers to trade between them. 

A. make up  B. use up  C. turn down D. break down

9.They were interested __________ you told them. 

A. in which B. in that C. all that D. in everything 

10.Werelyentirelyon______donationstofundourworld-leadingresearchprogram.

Yourgiftofanyamountwillhelpussavelives.

A.alternativeB.voluntaryC.availableD.secretive

第二节完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分,满分30分）

Travelerstonewcitiesareoftentoldtostarttheirtripwithabustour．Itissaidthattheycanthengetafullviewoftheplacesthat__11___them．Nonsense!

Whatyouseefromthe12ofamovingbusis__13___andcompletelyremovedfromtherealsights，sounds，and___14outside．Beadventurous!

Thebest___15___toexperienceanyplaceisonfootandwithabsolutelynotravelplan．___16___gowhereveryourfeetandyourInterests___17___you．Youfinallywillgettothe__18___sitesasyouareonthebustour—themuseums,themonuments，thecityhall—butyouwillhaveseenmuchmore．Youwillhave___19___thepresentlifeofthecity．

“ButwhatifIgetlost?

”peoplemightask．Nooneevergets__20___lostinamajorcity．

Atfirst,youcanfindyourwaybacktoa（n）___21___location．Ifit__22___youto“lost”，justfindataxiandgobacktowhereyoustarted．However，___23___thingscanhappenifyougetlost．Youcan__24___atasidewalkcafetositandrelax．Youcanaskthelocalpeopleatthenexttableaboutthedirections．And__25___theydon’tspeakyourlanguage．yourtripbecomesmorememorablebecauseofthe__26___．Hereareafewmore

waystogetthemostoutofyourtravel．

Knowbeforeyougo．__27____afewhoursbeforeyourtriplearningaboutthehistoryandcultureofyourdestination．Thiswillhelpyouunderstandwhatyou’reseeing．

Movearoundlikealocal．Usethesubwaysandbusesofthecityyou’re___28____．You’11notonlysavemoney，butyou’llalsolearnhowpeoplereallylive．

Checkthebulletinboards．Sometimesyoucanfindadvertisementsforfreeconcert，and__29___funactivitiesonbulletinboardsarounduniversities．

Sonexttimeyouseeaposteradvertisinganintroductory__30___tour，saveyourmoney．Instead，wanderonyourown．Ipromiseyouatimeyou’llrememberwithgreatpleasure．

11．A．rememberedB．disappointedC．interestedD．reminded

12．A．insideB．frontC．backD．center

13．A．invisibleB．untrueC．unrealD．uncommon

14．A．viewsB．citiesC．beautiesD．smells

15．A．suggestionB．wayC．thoughtD．tip

16．A．SimplyB．ParticularlyC．GenerallyD．Especially

17．A．1eadB．moveC．tellD．help

18．A．differentB．mistakenC.correctD．same

19．A．1eftB．feltC．1ivedD．1ost

20．A．terriblyB．possiblyC．hopelesslyD．finally

21．A．unknownB．well—knownC．strangeD．beautiful

22．A．frightensB.supposesC．delightsD．surprises

23．A．worstB．hardestC．nicestD．happiest

24．A．reachB．getC．arriveD．stop

25．A．incaseB．asaresultC．infactD．evenif

26．A．experienceB．conversationC．talkD．coffee

27．A．TakeB．SpendC．PayD．Use

28．A．seeingB．visitingC．goingD．walking

29．A．theotherB．anotherC．othersD．other

30．A．planeB．carC．busD．train

第二部分：

阅读（共两节，满分50分）

第一节阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）

A

Ifyouwanttofindapart-timejoborlearnsomethingdifferentduringyoursparetime,youcanhavealookatthefollowingjobsofferedbytheDCPublicLibrary.

TeensofDistinctionProgram

TheDCPublicLibraryofferspart-timejobsforteensthroughtheTeensofDistinctionProgram.Teenswork1012hoursperweekallyearlong,helpingthelibrarywithimportanttasksandprojects.TheTeensofDistinctionProgramisnowhiring!

Toapply,youhaveto：

●beaDCresident

●haveandmaintainatleasta2.5gradepointaverage

●be16to18yearsold

●beabletowork1012hoursperweek

●beabletoworkforDCPLforatleast9months

Oh,andofcourseyouhavetoimpressuswithyourwonderfulpersonality!

TeenVolunteerOpportunities

Ifyouwanttoearncommunityservicehoursforschool,Youth202isagoodchoice.

Youth202isaradioprogramcreatedbyyouthandforyouth.Youcanlearnradioproductionskills,interviewpeoplearoundyou,andhelpkeepotherteenstolearnnews,events,andanythingelseyouthinkisimportant.

SummerYouthEmploymentProgram（SYEP）

Everysummer,teenscanworkheretohelplibrarycustomersorganizebooksandlearnlotsofnewskills,suchasprogramplanning,writingandmediaproduction.

OnFriday,January25at12：

15p.m.,theapplicationforthe2014SYEPwillbeopentoteensbetweentheagesof14and21.

Applicationswillbeprocessedonafirstcome,firstservedbasis.Spaceislimitedthisyear,soteensareencouragedtoapplyearly,andremembernottomissthedeadline,Saturday,February16.

31.Ifateenagerwantstointerviewpeoplearoundhim,heshouldapplyforajobat________．

A.TeensofDistinctionProgramB.Youth202

C.TeensLibraryD.SummerYouthEmploymentProgram

32.Whatcan’tteenagersgetinSummerYouthEmploymentProgram?

A.Communityservicehours.B.Programplanningskills.

C.Writingskills.D.Bookmanagementskills.

33.Whohasthebiggestchancetoworkforthe2014SYEP?

A.Ateenagerwhoissmart.B.Ateenagerwhoispopular.

C.Ateenagerwhoappliesearly.D.Ateenagerwhogetshighgradesinexams.

34.WorkingfortheTeensofDistinctionProgram,teenagerswill________．

①becomeaDCresident　②work1012hoursperweek　

③workforDCPLforatleast9months　④haveawonderfulpersonality

A.③④B.①②③C.②③D.①③④

B

Whensomeonemeetsastrangerwiththesamehobby，thatpersonimmediatelybecomesafriend.Peopleenjoythecompanyofotherswhoshareasimilarinterest.Oftentheywillformaclubandtravelgreatdistancestoattendmeetingswheretheycantalkabouttheirhobbies.Otherpeoplehavesuchunusualhobbiesthatnooneelsecansharethem.Sometimestheytrytodosomethingbetter，fasterorlongerthananyoneelseinordertohavetheirnamesincludedintheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords.

AladyinMassachusettsmayhavetheworld'seasiesthobby：

sheletsherhairgrow.DianeWitthasnotcutherhairfortwelveyears.Itisnoweightfeet（2.44meters）long，andshewillsoonsetanewworldrecordandhernamewillbeplacedintheGuinnessbook.AthirtyyearoldmaninPennsylvaniaplayedthepianoforfortyfivedaysandelevenhours，whileamusicianinConnecticutplayedtheflute（长笛）forfortythreehours.

AteacherinCaliforniatypedforover162hours，andaladyfromIowaspentsixyearstypingthenumbersfromonetoonemillion.ProbablythecleanestpeopleintheworldaretwoyoungwomenfromEnglandwhostayedintheshowerforoverninetyeighthours；butamaninOregonwasmorethantwiceascleanaftertakingashowerthatlastedtwohundredhours.

Someoneoncesaidthat“Recordsaremadetobebroken”．OnerecordthatmanyyoungmenmightenjoybreakingistheonemadebyRogerGuyEnglishofCalifornia.Duringaperiodofeighthours，Rogerkissedthreethousandyoungwomen.

35．Fromthepassageweknowthat________.

A．somepeopledosomethingspecialtoputnamesintheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords

B．ittookaladyfromIowasixmonthstotypethenumbersfromonetoonemillion

C．ateacherinCaliforniatypedforover8days

D．aladyinNewYorkhasn'thadhaircutfor12years

36．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A．DianeWitt'shairisnoweightmeterslong.

B．AthirtyyearoldmaninPennsylvaniaplayedthepianofor2,160hours.

C．AmusicianinConnecticutplayedtheviolinforonedayand19hours.

D．TwoyoungwomenfromEnglandstayedintheshowerforover6days.

37．Theunderlinedword“company”（inParagraph1）means________.

A．beingexcellentB．beingsimilar

C．beingfriendlyD．beingtogether

38．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A．GuinnessBook.B．HowtoGetWorldRecords.

C．SomeGuinnessWorldRecords.D．RecordsAreMadetoBeBroken.

C

At4：

53p.m.onJanuary12,UnitedNationsaidworkerJensKristensenwasathisdeskreadingdocumentsonthethirdflooroftheChristopherHotel,whichservedasUNheadquartersinPort-au-Prince,whenhefeltatremor（震动）.Foursecondslater,theearthquakehit.

“Inasplitsecond,Iconsideredwhethertorunforthedoororhideundermydesk，”saysKristensen,48.“Thedoorwasclosed,andIthoughtthatmaybeitwastoofarandIwouldbecaughtunderfallingpieces,soIhidunderthetable.”Abookshelftoppedontohisdesk,protectinghimfrombeingcrushedbyrubble（瓦砾）andtrappinghiminatinypocket.“Iwasconfin