四川省成都经济技术开发区实验高级中学校届高三月考 英语doc.docx

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四川省成都经济技术开发区实验高级中学校届高三月考英语doc

2014级高三下学期4月月考试题

英语

注意事项：

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4.考试结束后，请将本试题卷和答题卡一并上交。

第Ⅰ卷

第一部分：

听力（共两节，满分30分）

做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。

录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。

第一节（共5小题，每题1.5分；共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.WhatdidthewomandoduringtheSpringFestival?

A.Shesawherfriendsathome.B.Shevisitedheruncle.C.Shevisitedherteachers.

2.Whatdoesthemanimply?

A.Thechairsdidn’tneedtobepainted.

B.Hedoesn’tlikethecolorofthechairs.

C.Theparkshouldhavewarnedpeopleaboutthepaint.

3.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthespeakers?

A.Theycan’tseethestarsclearly.

B.They’renotinthecitytonight.

C.They’relookingatthestarsfromthecity.

4.WhereisCitibank?

A.OnthestreetinlinewithBroadway.B.OnthestreetnexttoBroadway.C.OnFoxStreet.

5.Whydoesthewomanthinkthatherapartmentisbeautiful?

A.Thereisaparkingareadownstairs.

B.Herapartmentisbigandgreat.

C.Shecanseetheparkdownstairs.

第二节（共15小题；每题1.5分；共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，各个小题将给出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、7题。

6.WhichofthefollowingisnotaBritishmagazine?

A.Reader’sDigest.B.PrivateEye.C.Spectator.

7.WhatdoweknowaboutBritishmagazines?

A.Theyareallpublishedweekly.

B.There’sagreatvarietyofthem.

C.Noteveryprofessionhasitsownjournal.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Howoldmightthemanbe?

A.72.B.75.C.78.

9.Whydidthewomancometotheneighborhood?

A.Tolookforhernewoffice.B.Tomeetherclient.C.Tomeetheroldneighbor.

10.Whereisthenewofficecomplex?

A.Nexttoabaker’sshop.B.Behindabaker’sshop.C.Nexttoaflowershop.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.Whendidthemanbegintolineupthismorning？

A.At8:

15.B.At8:

45.C.At1:

30.

12.Whatdoesheexpecttosee?

A.Amovie.B.Atennismatch.C.Aplay.

13.Whatisthewoman’sprobablejob?

A.Areporter.B.Atennisplayer.C.Anactress.

听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。

14.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Teacherandstudent.B.Motherandson.C.Schoolmates.

15.HowdidDavidplantofinishhisproject?

A.Byreferringtoasmanybooksaspossible.

B.Byco-workingwiththewoman.

C.Bycopyingpartofabook.

16.Whatdoesthewomanthinkismostimportant?

A.Davidshouldhandinhisprojectintime.

B.Davidshoulddohisownproject.

C.Thereshouldbebrilliantchartsintheproject.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whenshouldyouarriveifyouareinvitedtoafriend’shouseat5:

00p.m.?

A.5:

08.B.4:

50.C.5:

50.

18.Whatisthetalkmainlyabout?

A.Whentoarriveatyourfriend’shouse.B.Howtogreetpeople.C.Howtobeagoodvisitor.

19.Whatdoesgivingalittlegifttothehostmean?

A.You’rewillingtospendmoney.B.Youwanttobeinvitedagain.C.You’reexcitedtobehisguest.

20.WhatdoesthespeakerthinkofthewaysheaddressedPaul’sparents?

A.Shecouldhavebeenmorepolite.

B.Shethinksitwashighlyproper.

C.Shethinksshewasveryrudethattime.

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50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，并在答题卡上将该选项的标号涂黑。

A

NEWYORK—PickingaChristmastreetakesmostpeopleafewminutes,oracoupleofhoursiftheyheadforthewoods.DaveMurbachneeds11months.

Almosteverydayofeveryyear,Murbach’sthoughtsturntovisionofaperfectlyshapedevergreentreethatwilltakeeveryone'sbreathaway.

MurbachisthemanresponsibleforfindingthetoweringtreethatmakesmoreattractiveManhattan’sRockefellerCentereachChristmasseason.

“I'malwayslookingforatree,”thecenter'schiefgardenersays.“IlookforitevenwhenIgotothebeachinthesummer.It’slikeahomeworkassignmenthangingoveryourhead.”

Andifhegetsitwrong,there'snothinghidingit.

“Everydayit'sup,400,000peoplegoby,and2.5millionpeoplewatchthelightingcelebrationontelevision,”hesays.

Thisyear’stree,a74-footNomyspruce（云杉）fromRichfield,Ohio,flowntoNewYorkontheworld'slargestcargoplane,waslightedonDecember2.

ThearrivalofthetreeleadsintheChristmasseasoninNewYork—atraditiondatingbackto1931,whentheworkersbuildingRockefellerCenterputupasmalltreewithornaments.

Thesearchforthenextyear'streestartssoonaftertheoldtreeischoppedupforwoodchipsandhorse-jumpinglogs.

Murbachhasthreestandards:

Thetreemustbeatleast65feethigh,atleast35feetacrossandleavesdenseenoughnottoseethrough.

That'snotassimpleasitsounds.Thoughforestsarefullofevergreens,fewgetenoughsunlightorspacetofillout.Andbranchesinsnowregionsoftenbreakundertheweight,makingtreesunbalanced.

Backattheoffice,hesortsthroughhundredsoflettersfrompeopleofferingtheirtrees,manyaddressedsimplyto“Mr.ChristmasTreeMan.”

Thoughtherewasoccasionalanxietyattackandsleeplessnight,Murbachknowstheeffectthetreehasonpeople:

“It'sforbringingpeopletogether,attemptingtobringtogetherpeopleyoulove.That'swhatIhopeitsetsoff.”ButMurbachsayshe'salwaystoowornouttocelebrateChristmas.

21.Whichisthecorrectorderoftheeventsinthepassage?

a.Murbach’sthoughtsturntoaperfectlyshapedtree.

b.2.5millionpeoplewatchtheChristmastree.

c.ThetreeisflowntoNewYork.

d.ItwaslightedonDecember2.

e.Thetreeischoppedup.

f.Murbachsearchesforthetree.

A.a,b,c,d,e,fB.c,d,b,f,e,a

C.c,d,e,b,a,fD.a,f,c,d,b,e

22.WhydoesMurbachtakehisjobseriously?

A.Becausehewantseveryonetobehappywithhischoice.

B.Becausehehopestomakeeverybodyunabletobreathe.

C.Becauseheenjoysshowingoff.

D.Becausehewishestoattractpeople'sattentiontohimself.

23.AccordingtoMurbach'sstandardoftrees,thebesttreemust_____.

A.beevergreenB.havelotsofspacebetweentheirbranches

C.betallenoughnottoseethroughD.beequallybalanced

B

Aboutthistimeeveryyear,Igetverynostalgic（怀旧的）.Walkingthroughmyneighborhoodonafallafternoonremindsmeofatimenottoolongagowhensoundsofchildrenfilledtheair,childrenplayinggamesonahill,andthrowingleavesaroundinthestreetbelow.Iwasoneofthosechildren,carefreeandhappy.Iliveonastreetthatisonlyoneblocklong.Ihavelivedonthesamestreetforsixteenyears.Ilovemystreet.Onesidehassixhousesonit,andtheotherhasonlytwohouses,withasmallhillinthemiddleandahugecottonwoodtreeononeend.WhenIthinkofhome,Ithinkofmystreet.OnlyIseeitasitwasbefore.Unfortunatelythingschange.Oneday,notlongago,Ilookedaroundandsawhowdifferenteverythinghasbecome.Lifeonmystreetwillneverbethesamebecauseneighborsarequicklygrownold,friendsaregrowingupandleaving,andthecityisplanningtodestroymyprecioushillandsellthepropertytocontractors.

Itishardformetoacceptthatmanyofmywonderfulneighborsaregrowingoldandwon’tbearoundmuchlonger.Ihavefondmemoriesofthecoupleacrossthestreet,whosattogetherontheirporchswingalmosteveryevening,thewidownextdoorwhoyelledatmybrotherandmeforbeingtooloud,andthecrazyoldmaninablacksuitwhodroveanoldcar.Incontrasttothosepeople,thepeopleIseetodayareveryoldneighborswhohaveseenbetterdays.Themanintheblacksuitsayshewantstodie,andanotherneighborjustsoldhishouseandmovedintoanursinghome.Theladywhousedtoyellatusistootiredtobotheranymore,andthecoupleacrossthestreetrarelygoouttotheirfrontporchthesedays.ItisdifficulttowatchthesepreciouspeopleastheyneartheendoftheirlivesbecauseatonceIthoughttheywouldliveforever.

The“comingsandgoings”oftheyoungergenerationofmystreetarenowmostly“goings”asfriendsandpeersmoveon.Onceuponatime,mylifeandthelivesofmypeersrevolvedaroundhome.Theboundaryofourworldwasthegutterattheendofthestreet.Wegotpleasurefromplayingnightgamesorfromabreathtakingrideonatricycle.Thingsaredifferentnow,asmyfriendsbecomeadultsandmoveon.Childrenwhorodetricyclesnowdrivecars.Thekidswhoonceplayedwithmenowhavenewinterestsandvaluesastheygotheirseparateways.Somehavegoneawaytocollegelikeme,afewgotmarried,twowentintothearmy,andonewenttoprison.Watchingallthesepeoplegrowupandgoawaymakesmelongforthegoodolddays.

Perhapsthebiggestchangeonmystreetisthefactthatthecityisgoingtoturnmyprecioushillintoseverallotsfornowhomes.Forsixteenyears,theviewoutofmykitchenwindowhasbeenaviewofthathill.Thehillwasafundamentalpartofmychildhoodlife;itwasthehubofsocialactivityforthechildrenofmystreet.Wespenthourstherebuildingforts,sledding,andplayingtag.Theviewoutofmykitchenwindownowisverydifferent;itisoneoftractorsanddumptruckstearingupthehill.Whenthehillgoes,theneighborhoodwillnotbethesame.Itisapieceofmychildhood.Itisavisualreminderofbeingakid.Withoutthehill,mystreetwillbejustanotherpeainthepod.

Therewasatimewhenmystreetwasmyworld,andIthoughtmyworldwouldneverchange.Butsomethinghappened.Peoplegrowup,andpeoplegrowold.Placeschanges,andwiththechangecomestheheartacheofknowingIcannevergobacktothetimesIloved.Inayearorso,