湖南省长郡中学届高三第五次月考试题英语 word版.docx

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湖南省长郡中学届高三第五次月考试题英语word版

湖南省长郡中学2012届高三第五次月考试题（英语）word版（考试范围：

M1—5，高考全部内容）

本试卷分为四个部分，包括听力、语言知识运用、阅读和书面表达。

时量120分钟。

满分150分。

PartⅠListeningComprehension（30marks）

SectionA（22.5marks）

Directions:

Inthissection,youwillhearsixconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Foreachconversation,thereareseveralquestionsandeachquestionisfollowedbythreechoicesmarkedA,BandC.Listencarefullyandthenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion.

YouwillheareachconversationTWICE.

Conversation1

1．Howmuchdoesthelargebagcostnow?

A．Fivedollars.B．Fourteendollars.C．Fifteendollars.

2．Whenisthebagonsale?

A．Thisweek.B．Thismonth.C．Thisseason.

Conversation2

3．Whereisthewomangoingto?

A．Spain.B．Hawaii.C．Barcelona.

4．Whatisthewomangoingtodothere?

A．Spendaholiday.B．Visitafriend.C．Beonbusiness.

Conversation3

5．WhatcomestoSusanne’smindwhenthemanmentionstheword“transportation”?

A．Bicycle.B．Automobile.C．Lorry-car.

6．WhatshipdidSusannetakefromLondontoNewYork?

A．TheOldPresidentWilson.

B．ThePacific.

C．TheQueenMary.

Conversation4

7．What’sthetroublewiththeman？

A．Hehasaheadache.B．Hehasastomachache.C．Hecan’tfallasleep.

8．WhatfooddoesMarythinkmayhaveproblems?

A．Thepizza.B．Thesalad.C．Theoil.

9．Whatwillthemandonext?

A．Seethedoctor.B．Takesomemedicine.C．Liedownforawhile.

Conversation5

10．Whenisthewomansupposedtohandinthepaper?

A．OnTuesdaymorning.

B．OnWednesdaymorning.

C．OnThursdaynight.

11．WhatdoesthemaninvitethewomantodoonWednesday?

A．Gothroughatermpaper.

B．Gooutforadinner.

C．Seeagreatshow.

12．Wherewillthewomanhaveaparty?

A．Atherapartment.B．Inalittlerestaurant.C．Attheman’s.

Conversation6

13．Whatisthemantryingtodo?

A．TeachthewomansomeEnglish.

B．Getthewoman’spermissiontogoout.

C．EncouragethewomantospeakEnglish.

14．What’sthewoman’sproblem?

A．Inactiveinsocialactivities.

B．Tooshytoopenmouth.

C．Noteasy-goingenough.

15．Whatcanwelearnaboutthewoman?

A．She’llstayhomeonSundaymorning.

B．She’slearnedEnglishfor2years.

C．She’safraidofmakingmistakes.

SectionB（7.5marks）

Directions:

Inthissection,youwillhearashortpassage.Listencarefullyandthenfillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.FillineachblankwithNOMORETHANTHREEWORDS.

YouwillheartheshortpassageTWICE.

16.ofChineseClasses

Primary:

I:

havenoprevious:

17.ofChinese.

II:

havepreviouslystudiedChinese,avocabularyof600words.

III:

haveelementary18.,avocabularyofabout1,000words.

Middle:

I:

expressthemselveswell,avocabularyofabout1,500words

II:

easilyexpressthemselves,avocabularyofabout19.words

Senior:

I:

fluentChinesespeakers,avocabularyofabout2,200words

II:

expressthemselves20.,avocabularyofabout3,500words

PartIILanguageKnowledge（45marks）

SectionA（15marks）

Directions:

ForeachofthefollowingunfinishedsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.

21．Ijustdon’tunderstandthatpreventssomanychildrenatschoolfrombeingashappyasonemightexpect.

A．whatitisB．whatisdoesC．whatisitD．whyisit

22．—Youhaveagreedtogowithme.Sowhyaren’tyougettingready?

—ButIthatyouwantedmetostartatonce.

A．don’trealizeB．hadn’trealizedC．haven’trealizedD．didn’trealize

23．I’llintroduceyouanewly-openedsupermarketyoumaygetallyouneed.

A．where;thatB．which;whatC．where;whatD．inwhich;which

24．Youhavemadethesamemistakeagain!

Can’tyoube?

A．morecarefulabitB．carefulamorebit

C．abitmorecarefulD．abitcarefulmore

25．Thefilmyou’dliketoquicklywon’tbereadyuntiltomorrowmorning.

A．havedevelopB．havedeveloped

C．havetodevelopD．havetobedeveloped

26．Doingyourhomeworkisasurewaytoimproveyourtestscores,andthisisespeciallytrueitcomestoclassroomtests.

A．beforeB．asC．sinceD．when

27．—Ihaven’tfinishedmyessaybecausethecomputerbrokedownwhenIwasdownloadingtherequireddatalastnight.

—Really!

Youcouldhaveturnedtome.Imine.

A．didn’tuseB．won’tuseC．hadn’tusedD．wasn’tusing

28．Readingprovidesthemindonlywithmaterialsofknowledge,itisthinkingthatmakeswereadours.

A．thatB．whatC．whichD．it

29．Thespeechtomorrowinourschoolhasbeencancelledduetotheterribleweather.

A．todeliverB．deliveredC．beingdeliveredD．tobedelvered

30．Tomakebelievethattherewasstillsomeoneinthehouse,thehousewifewentdownstairs,thelightsinthelivingroom.

A．left;burnetB．leaving;burningC．left;beingburntD．leaving;burnt

31．Itisrequiredthatundernocircumstancesbetrayourselveseveniftherearetemptationslikemoneyorbeauty.

A．wewillB．shouldweC．weshallD．weshould

32．Eachdayisagift,andmyeyesopen,I’llfocusonthenewdayandallthehappymemoriesI’vestoredaway.

A．aswellasB．asmuchasC．aslongasD．asfaras

33．—Thetaskischallenginganddemanding.Whodoyouthinkcanmakeit?

—mypartnerhaveatry?

Ithinksheistherightpersontodoit.

A．WillB．MightC．ShouldD．Shall

34．Changshaasharpincreaseinthenumberofdonatingbloodvolunteersinthepastfewyears.

A．hasseenB．sawC．hasbeenseenD．wasseen

35．—Whydidn’tyoucometotheEnglishparty?

Wewereverydisappointed.

—Sorry,I,butIhadanunexpectedvisitor.

A．wouldlikehaveB．wouldliketo

C．wouldliketohaveD．wouldlike

SectionB（18marks）

Directions:

ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

Itookupskydivinginmytwenties.Atthetimetheaccidenthappened,I'ddonejust30jumps.TheairfieldwasquietwhenI36.OnboardwereChris,whowastakingatourist,andAnts,thecameraman.ChrisindicatedIshouldexitfirstandtheotherthreewould37.LaterIknewitwasthis38thatsavedmylife.

At12,000feetChrisrolledupthedoorandnoddedthatitwastimeformyexit.Iputmyfootonastepjustbesidethedoor,andinaninstandthepropellerblast（螺旋桨气流）threwmeagainstthesideoftheplane,halfin,halfout.Ipushedandgotmyotherlegoutofthedoor,butindoingsoIfoundmyself39downthebodyoftheplanetowardsthetail.Myparachute（降落伞）gotcaughtandmy40andlegswerepushedbackwards,powerless,inthestrongwind.

Iwasstrangely41．Toaskydiver,beingat12,000feetisagoodthing．Altitudeisyourfriend；beingclosetothegroundisdeadlyandwillkillyou．

Antsappearedandmovedslowlytowardsme,hislegsheldbyChrisinthedoor．Antsreachedoutandgotholdofmyfoot．Withtheweightpartlyoff,Ifoundmyselffallingawayfromtheplane,42freed．IwavedandsmiledtoindicateIwasfine．

Itwasactuallyvery43．Ifanyoneofanumberoffactorshadbeendifferent,Iwouldhave44．Icouldhavehittheplanewithmyhead．IfIhadbeenthelasttoexit,thepilotalonewouldhavebeenunabletofreeme,andevenifhehadbeenawarethatIwas45underneaththeplane,hewouldstillhavehadtolandatsomepoint．

BlueSkies,BlackDeathistheskydivers'mantra（咒语）．Ontheonehand,there'sthefreedomand46oftheopensky．Butinorderto47thisjoy,youmustacceptthatthereisusuallyonlyoneresultifsomethinggoeswrong．

36．A．jumpedB．arrivedC．wokeD．dove

37．A．followB．escapeC．leaveD．fly

38．A．troubleB．effortC．chanceD．decision

40．A．bodyB．armsC．headD．fingers

41．A．frightenedB．anxiousC．excitedD．calm

42．A．reallyB．hopefullyC．certainlyD．finally

43．A．funnyB．ordinaryC．clearD．serious

44．A．diedB．laughedC．stoppedD．returned

45．A．coveredB．adjustedC．attachedD．connected

46．A．prideB．confidenceC．excitementD．willingness

47．A．observeB．experienceC．imagineD．discover

SectionC（12marks）

Directions:

Completethefollowingpassagebyfillingineachblankwithonewordthatbestfitsthecontext.

AgroupofrobbersdugtheirwayintothebasementofabankinParisandemptiedalmost200privatesafes（保险箱）.

TheyenteredtheCreditLyonnaisbranchusingbuildingequipmenttodigholesanddestroywalls48.Saturdaynight.Theytiedupasecurityguardandspent49.nextninehoursrobbingthebank.

Oneinvestigatordescribedtherobbery50.a“professionaljob”.Therobberscameinatabout22:

00onSaturday51.leftat07:

00onSunday.Theyenteredthroughthebasementsoftheneighbouringbuilding,diggingthroughaseriesoftunnelsandmakingaholeintoawallof80cmthicktogetintothebank,52.washavingbuildingworksatthetime.

When53.left,therobberssettheplaceonfiretoremoveanytraceofevidence,switchingontheanti-firesystemandfloodingthebuilding.Fortunatcly,theguardescapedunharmed.

54.isdifficulttoestimatethetotalvalueofwhat55.asonlythebank’sclients（储户）knowthecontentoftheirprivatesafes.

PartIIIReadingcomprehension（30marks）

Directions:

Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassage.

A

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AsascientistatNewYorkUniversity．RosalindPicardtriesoutdifferentsmartaccessoriesbeforetheygoonthem