高一英语月考答题卷.docx

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高一英语月考答题卷

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二高高一英语月考卷

一、听力（共两节，满分20分）。

第一节（共5小题；每题1分，满分5分）

1.Whenshouldtheboygettotheparty?

A.At7:

50B.At7:

40C.At8:

00

2.Howmuchwillthemanpay?

A.33dollarsB.30dollarsC.20dollars

3.Whatdoesthewomanwant?

A.Adressinmediumsize

B.Adressinsmallsize

C.Adressinlargesize

4.Whatdidtheboydolastnight?

A.Hewenttoaparty.

B.Hestayedathome.

C.Heworkedovertime.

5.WhatdoesMarylooklikenow?

A.Thinwithshorthair

B.Fatwithlonghair

C.Fatwithshorthair

第二节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Wherearetheytalkingnow?

A.InanairportB.InabusstopC.Inatrainstation

7.WhenwillthemangotoNewZealand?

A.ThisFridayB.ThisSaturdayC.ThisSunday

停第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatsportdoesthegirllikebest?

A.BaseballB.SoccerC.Tennis

9.Whatwilltheboydothisafternoon?

A.MeethisfriendsB.PlayballgameC.Visittheparkfiled

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Howlongistheboy’strip?

A.FortwodaysB.ForonedayC.Forthreedays

11.Whatwilltheboydoduringhistrip?

A.GocampingB.EnjoythestudentC.Lookatstars

12.Whywon’tthegirlrideamotorbikewiththeboy?

A.Shethinksit’sdangerous

B.Shecan’trideit

C.Shedoesn’tlikemotorbikes

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Howmanythingsdidthegirlbringtotheboy?

A.TwoB.ThreeC.Four

14.Wheredidtheboyhaveanaccident?

A.Onthewaybackhome

B.Onthewaytoanairport

C.Onthewaytothehospital

15.Whatdoweknowabouttheboy’sfather?

A.Hehuntedadeer

B.Hewasdrivingthecar

C.Hedidn’thurthimself

16.Whatdidn’ttheboylikeaboutthehospital?

A.ThefoodB.ThedoctorsC.Thenurses

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Howoftendoesthespeakergosurfing?

A.OnceaweekB.TwiceaweekC.Threetimesaweek

18.Howmanypartsareincludedincoasteering?

A.TwoB.ThreeC.Four

19.Wherecanpeopleseelotsoffishandsharks?

A.OntheFistralBeach

B.IntheNewquayZoo

C.IntheBlueReefAquarium

20.Whatisn’tmentionedinthepassage?

A.RidingahorseB.DivingC.Waterskiing

二、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）

A

AnEnglishtravelerspentafewweeksinSweden.Whenhewasabouttoreturnhome，hefoundthathehadonlyenoughmoneylefttogetatickettoEngland.Thinkingthematterover,hedecidedthatasitwasonlyatwodays’voyagehecouldgethomewithouteatinganything.Soheboughtaticketwiththatlittlemoneyhehadandwentonboardtheship.

Heclosedhisearstothesoundofthelunchbell，andwhendinnercame，herefusedtogodowntotheplacewherepeoplehadtheirdinner,sayingthathedidnotfeelwell.

Thefollowingdayhedidnotgetupuntilbreakfastwasover,pretendingthathehadoverslepthimself.Atlunchtime,too,hekeptoutoftheway.Bythetimeofdinner，however，hebecamesohungrythathecouldeveneatpaper.

“Ican’tstandthisanylonger,”hesaidtohimself.“Imusthavesomethingtoeat.”Atthedinnertableheateeverythingputinfrontofhim.Whenhewasquitefull,hefeltstrongerandatoncewenttoseethewaiter.

“Bringthebill,”hesaidtothewaiter.

“Thebill?

”saidthewaiterinsurprise.

“Yes,”answeredthetraveler.

“Thereisn’tanybillhere，”saidthewaiter，“Onthisshipmealsarealreadyincludedintheticket.”

21．HowmanymealsdidtheEnglishtravelereatduringhistwo－dayvoyage?

A.One.   B.None.   C.Six.   D.Three.

22．Afterbuyingtheticket，hehad________.

A．onlyenoughmoneyforonemeal   B．nomoneyleft

C．verylittlemoneyleft    D．intimetohavehisbreakfast

23．Theunderlinedword“stand”inthethirdparagraphmeans“________”．

A．站立B．忍受C．竖立    D．得到……的机会

24．Intheend，theEnglishtraveler________.

A．hadtoborrowmoneytopayforthemeal

B．wasthrownintowaterbythewaiter

C．learnedthatmealsontheshipwerefree

D．saidhewouldpaydoubleafteratime

B

Thereisonethingthateveryonewantsmorethananythingelse.Somepeopletrytogetitbymakingmoney.Theythinkthatwhentheyhaveenoughmoneytobuysuchthingsashouses,farms,andcars,theywillhavetheonethingthateveryonewants.

Otherpeoplebelievethatiftheyknowenoughtheywillfindthisthing.Theystudyalltheirlivesinsearchofit.Stillothersthinkthatiftheyhavepower，theywillfindthisthing.Theykeeptellingthemselves：

WhenIamaboss，Iwillnolongerhavetosearchforthisthing.

Whatisitthateveryonewantsmorethananythingelse？

Whatisitthatallofuskeepworkingandstrivingfor（奋斗）eachday？

Itishappiness.Happinessisastrangething.Itdoesnotmeanthesametoallmen.What_will_make_one_man_happy_may_not_make_another_man_happy.Somemensaythathappinesscomesfromhelpingothers；othermensaythathappinesscomesfrommakinglifemorepleasantforeveryone.Whatdoyoumeanwhenyousay:

“Thatmakesmehappy.”

Readwhatdifferentpeoplehavesaidabouthappiness.Perhapsyouwilllearnsomethingthatwillbringyoupeaceofmind,comfort,moneyoritmaybewhatyousearchfor—happiness.

25．Themainideaoftheabovearticleis________.

A．happinessmeansthesametoeveryone

B．happinessisthethingthateveryonewantsmostofall

C．moneymakesonehappy，sodoeshelpingothers

D．BothAandC.

26．Otherpeoplebelievethatiftheyknowenoughtheywillfindthisthing.Thissentencemeans________.

A．otherpeoplethinkiftheyknowenoughtheywillfindenoughmoneyandthatwillmakethemhappy

B．otherpeoplethinkittruethatenoughknowledgewillbringthemenoughmoney

C．otherpeopleholdtheopinionthatthemoretheyknowthehappiertheywillbecome

D．otherpeopleholdtheopinionthatiftheybecomeknowledgeableenough,theywillfeelhappy

27．WhenIamaboss，Iwillnolongerhavetosearchforthisthing.Thissentencemeans“________”．

A．WhenIhavepower，Iwillhavehappiness

B．Beingabossismoreimportantthanfeelinghappy

C．WhenIbecomeaboss，Iwillneversearchforhappiness

D．BossandthisthingmeanthesametobossandI

28．Whatwillmakeonemanhappymaynotmakeanothermanhappy.Thissentencemeans“________”．

A．Whenonemanfeelshappy,anothermanwillfeelsad

B．Whatwillmakeonemanhappymaymakeanothermanhappyalso

C．Differentpeopleholddifferentopinionsabouthappiness

D．BothAandB

C

Manypeopleespeciallybeginners，oftencomplainthatlisteningtospokenEnglishistoohardforthem.

Butifyoudon’tunderstandwhatpeoplearesaying，howcanyouconverse（交谈）withthem？

Itmaybedifficult，butlearningbylisteningisnecessary.Itcanbedone.

Itisacommonfactthatdifferentpeoplehavedifferentpronunciationsofthesameword.StanronunciationisthebasisforEnglishstudy，especiallyoflistening.

Ifyourpronunciationisnotstandard，itishardforotherpeopletounderstandyouasitisforyoutounderstandthem.

Youmayknowthewordswhentheyarewrittendown.That’simportant.Youshouldplantoreadeverytimeyoupractisespeakingandlistening.

Selectasetofgoodbookswithcassettes.Dotheexercises,fromthesimpletothedifficult,stepbystep.Asforlistening,youhavemanychoices:

WatchEnglish－languagefilms,listentoEnglish－languageradioandtelevisionprograms.

Trytolisteneveryday，evenifonlyforafewminutes.Atfirst，youmayunderstandfewwordsorperhapsonlyfamiliarnamessuchasClinton.Don’tgiveup.Justlisten.

OnTV，youcanguesssomeofthewordsfromwatchingwhatishappeningonthescreen.Gradually,youwillfindyourselfrecognizingsomewords.Trytopronouncethem.DoyousoundlikethepersononTV？

AreyouspeakingstandardEnglish?

Remembertoreadandpractisespeaking.Itwillhelpyoutolistenbetter.Youmayfindmanywordsthatyoumissedordidn’tunderstandwhenyouwerelistening.Everyday,spendanhourreadingEnglish.

TalktoEnglish－speakingforeignerswheneverpossible.Talkingfacetofaceistheliveliesttextbook.Ingeneral,foreignerswillspeakmoreslowlywithyou,usesimplewords,andusegesturestohelpyouunderstandthem.

29．BeginnersoftencomplainthatlisteningtospokenEnglishistoohard，because________.

A．theycan’tpronouncestandardizedly

B．theyspendlittletimelisteningEnglish

C．theyarenotfamiliarwiththewordsthey’velearnt

D．allmentionedabove

30．Standardpronunciation________.

A．canhelptocommunicatewithothers

B．isthebasicconditionoflistening

C．helpsthespeakertobeunderstoodeasily

D．makeslistenerscontenttoconversewithyou

31．Toimproveyourhearing，________.

A．selectasetofgoodbookswithcassettes

B．watchwhatishappeningonthescreen

C．talktoEnglish－speakingforeigners

D．read，watch，talkandlisten

32．SupposingyouareabletounderstandsomewordssuchasClintonwhilelistening，whatwouldyoudo?

A．Don’tbetooanxiousaboutit.

B．Usegesturestohelpyou.

C．GetintothehabitofreadingEnglisheveryday.

D．Findtheliveliesttextbooktoread.

D

Tome，lifewithoutmusicwouldnotbeexciting.Irealizethatthisisnottrueforeverybody.Manypeoplegetalongquitewellwithoutgoingtotheconcert，orlisteningtotherecord.Butmusicplaysanimportantpartineveryone’slife，whetherherealizesitornot.Trytoimagine，forexample，whatfilmsorTVplayswouldbelikewithoutmusic.Wouldthefeelings，themovingplot（情节），andthegreatestinterests，beasexcitingordramatic（戏剧性）？

I’mnotsureaboutit.

Now，wehavebeenspeakingofmusicinitsmorecommonmeaning—thekindofmusicwehearintheconcerthall.Butifwelookatsomepartsofmusicmoreclosely，wediscovertheminoureverydaylifetoo—intherhythm（旋律）ofthesea，themelodyofabirdinthewoodsandsoon.Somusicsurelyhasmeaningforeveryone，