高一英语月考试题及答案故城县高级中学学年高一上学期月考Word文件下载.docx

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ItwasthefirstdayofschoolwhenIknewit.Igotdressed，packedmylunch，andwalkedtothebusstop.Isatinthecoldair，withmynosefeelingmorelikeasnowflake（雪花）．Then，thebusslowlypulledup.Thedooropened，andIsawmanyeyesstaringatme.Iwalkedtothebackofthebus.AsIpassedtheotherkids，theywouldwhisperandlaugh.Thebustripseemedtotakeforeverbeforewereachedtheschool.Whenwearrived，Iwalkedtomyclassroomandsatatthedeskintheverybackoftheclassroom.Itwasn'

tthatIdislikedschool，butIwasn'

tabigfanofthekidsatschool.Ienjoyedlisteningtotheteachertalk，butIdidn'

tlikeitwhenthebellrangforlunch.Ihidinthecrowdofkids，andwalkedtoanemptytable.Iopenedmylunchbag，andbegantoeatuncomfortably.Agirlwithlongredhaircameovertomytableandsatdown.Igotscared，butshehadafriendlysmileonherface.

“What'

syourname？

”sheasked.

“Rachel，”Iwhispered.

“IamMonica，”shesaid.Shekepttalkingtome，andItalkedtoheralittlebit.

“Noonelikesme，”Isaidafterawhileofdeadsilence.

“Ido，”shereplied.“Ilearnedafterawhileofbeinglonelythatyouhavetobefriendswithpeoplethatlooklonelytoo.Then，noonewilleverbelonelyinthisworld，”shesaid.

Eversincethosewordshavebeensaidtome，Ihavelotsoftruefriends.Iwillneverforgetthedaymyfriendgavemeadvicethatwouldlastalifetime.

（21）Intheeyesofotherkids，theclothesRachelworewere______.

A.beautifulB.strangeC.expensiveD.fit

（22）WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtoParagraph2?

A.Racheldidn'

tliketalkingwithotherkids.

B.Rachelusedtoexpecttheclasstobeoverquickly.

C.Rachelwastiredoflearningatschool.

D.Rachelwasn'

tverypopularatschool.

（23）WhatlessondidRachellearnintheend?

A.Wecanlivewithoutabrother，butnotwithoutafriend.

B.Makingfriendswithlonelypeoplemakesahappierworld.

C.Afriendtoeverybodyisafriendtonobody.

D.Afriendisneverknown.

B

“Tipping”（给小费）isalwaysadifficultbusiness.Youdonotwanttogivetoomuchortoolittle，ortipthewrongperson.

InBritainandAmerica，peopleusuallytipwaitersinrestaurants，porters，taxidriversandhairdressers.Theydonottippeopleinoffices，cinemas，garagesorairports.

Doyouinviteyourfriendtotherestaurant？

Thenyoupaythebill.Doesyourfriendinviteyou？

Yourfriendpays.Iftherearemenandwomenintheparty，themenusuallypay.

Thesedays，menandwomenareequalinmanyways.IfyouworkinBritainorAmerica，yourbosscouldbeamanorawoman.Thereareincreasingnumbersofwomeninimportantpositionsinpolitics，law，medicineandinthebusinessworld.Butitisstillpoliteformentoopendoorsforwomenandtoaskthemtogofirst.Anditispoliteformentostandupwhentheyareintroducedtowomen.

（24）Inthispassage，thewritertellsus______.

A.nottogiveanytiptoothers

B.onlytogivetiptowomen

C.onlytogivetipinrestaurants

D.togivetiptotherightperson

（25）Ifyouhavehadamealwithyourfriendinarestaurant，______.

A.youshouldpaythebill

B.yourfriendshouldpaythebill

C.thepersonwhoinvitestheotherpersonshouldpaythebill

D.youshouldaskyourfriendtopaythebill

（26）TodayinBritainandAmerica______.

A.womenarecompletelyequaltomen

B.menholdalltheimportantpositionsinpolitics

C.womenholdalltheimportantpositionsinbusiness

D.womenhavechangedtheirconditionsinmanyways

（27）Itisimpoliteforamanto______.

A.openadoorforawomanandtogofirsthimself

B.standbesideawoman

C.letawomangofirst

D.standupwhenheisintroducedtoawoman

C

Dogsareman'

sbestfriends.Thiseverydaysayingmaycontainsometruth，butdogsarenottheonlyanimalfriendsthatpeoplelike.Forexample，catscanbeexcellenthousepets，too.

Peopleenjoythefriendshipofcats.Catslovetokeepclosetotheirowners.Catsarequiteplayful.Theylovetorunafterballs，orplaywithanythinghangingfromastring.Theyespeciallyenjoyplayingwhentheirownersplaythegamewiththem.Justlikeadog，acatcanbetrainedtoperformtricks（诡计）oravoidunwantedbehaviour.

Catsdonothavetobewalked.Theygetplentyofexerciseinthehouseastheyplay，andtheydotheirbusinessintheirlitterboxes.Sotheirownersonlyneedtospendtimecleaningtheirlitterboxes.Washingacatisalmostnevernecessarybecausecatsusuallycleanthemselves.Inaddition，catscanbeleftaloneathomeforafewhourswithoutanyworry.Unlikesomepets，mostcatswillnotdestroythefurniturewhenleftalone.Theyjustgoabouttheirusualactivitiesuntiltheirownersreturn.

Catsarepolitemembersofafamily.Unlikedogs，catsdonotmakelotsofloudnoise.Theywalkveryquietly.Also，catsdon'

toftenhave“accidents”．Mothercatstrain

theirbabiestousethelitterbox，andmostcatswilluseitfromthattimeon.Catskeeptheirenergybysleepingmorethan 

mostanimals，especiallyastheygrowolder.

（28）Fromthepassage，wecanlearnthat______.

A.catswouldratherplaywiththemselves

B.catsoftenplaytricksontheirowners

C.manypeoplethinkdogsareman'

sbestfriends

D.catssleeplessthananyotheranimaldoes

（29）Whatcanbeconcluded（推断）fromthepassage?

A.Catsareveryeasytobekeptashousepets.

B.Catsneedmoretimetodoexercisethandogs.

C.Catsareafraidofbeingleftaloneathome.

D.Catsdon'

tliketocleanthemselves.

（30）Inthefourthparagraph，wecanlearnthatcatsare______.

A.playfulB.cuteC.politeD.noisy

（31）Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheorganizationofthepassage?

A.

B.

C.

D.

D

Tomsawanadvertisementinanewspaperforabeautiful，modernbicyclewhichcost￡54.99，sohewenttotheshopwhichhadputuptheadvertisementandaskedtoseeoneoftheirbeautifulbicycles.TheshopkeeperwashappytoshowonetoTom.Heexamineditcarefullyandthenturnedtotheshopkeeper，saying：

“Thereisnotalamponthebicycle，buttherewasoneonthebicycleinyouradvertisement.”

“Yes，sir，”answeredtheshopkeeper，“Butthelampisn'

tincludedinthepriceofthebicycle.Itisanextra.”

“Notincludedinthepriceofthebicycle！

”Tomsaidangrily，“Butthat'

snothonest.Ifthelampisintheadvertisement，itshouldhavebeenincludedinthepriceyougavethere.”

“Well，sir，”answeredtheshopkeepercalmly.“Thereisalsoabeautifulgirlonthebicycleinouradvertisement，butwedon'

tsupplyoneofthemwiththebicycleeither.”

（32）Thestorymostprobablytakesplacein______.

A.AmericaB.BritainC.RussiaD.Japan

（33）TheshopkeeperwashappytoshowabicycletoTombecause______.

A.Tomwasthefirstcustomerwhocametobuythebicycle

B.Tomexaminedthebicyclecarefully

C.anoth

erbicyclemightbesold

D.thebicyclewaswonderful

（34）Aftertheshopkeepersaidthatthelampwasanextra，Tomwasangrybecause______.

A.thelampwasexpensive

B.theshopkeeperwasimpolitetosayso

C.hethoughthewascheated

D.thebicyclewasn'

tbeautifulwithoutalamp

（35）Whatdoyouthinkwouldprobablybetheresult?

A.Tomlefttheshopangrilywithoutbuyingabicycle.

B.Tomboughtabicyclewithoutalamp.

C.Tomboughtabicyclewithagirlonit.

D.Tomboughtabicyclewithalamponit.

七选五下面是一篇文章，请将标有A～F的句子或段落插入文章标号1～5的合适位置，使这篇文章意义完整，结构连贯；

其中有一个句子或段落是多余的。

AmericanandBritishpeopleusedifferentgreetings.IntheUSAthecommonestgreetingis“Hi”．InBritainitis“Hello！

”or“Howareyou？

”．“Hi！

”iscreeping（不知不觉地进入）intoBritish，too.（36）______.WhenAmericanssay“Goodbye”，theynearlyalwaysadd，“Haveagoodday.”or“Haveagoodtrip.”etc.tofriendsandstrangersalike.Britonsarealreadybeginningtouse“Haveagoodday.”

TheBritishusuallyuse“got”inthesenseof“have”．TheAmericanshardlyeverdo.

（37）______.Br.E：

Haveyougotacar，room，etc.？

Yes，Ihave.

（38）______.ManyAmericanwordsendingin“or”，e.g.honor，laborarespeltinBritishEnglishwithan“our，”e．g.honour，labour.ManyverbsinAmericanEnglishwith“ize”or“izing”forms，e.g.organize，realizingarespeltinBr.Ewith“ise”or“ising”，e.g.organise，realising.

（39）______.InAmericanEnglish，onewrites“traveler，”whileinBritishEnglish，onewrites“traveller”．

（40）______.Buttheoppositehashappened.Thelinks（联系）betweenthetwocountriesaresostrongthatlinguistically（语言上地），andprobablyculturally（文化上地）too，theyareclosertogetherthanever.

A．InAmericanEnglish，“practice”isusedbothfortheverbandnoun.InBr.E，theverbisspelt“practise”，andthenoun“practice.”

B．Whentheyareintroducedtosomeone，theAmericanssay，“Gladtoknowyou.”andtheBritishsay，“Howdoyoudo？

”or“Pleasedtomeetyou.”

C．ItwasoncepredictedthatBritishandAmericanEnglishwouldbecomeseparatelanguagesfinally.

D．Am.E：

Doyouhaveacar，room，etc.？

Yes，Ido.

E．TherearelotsofdifferencesinspellingbetweenAm.EandBr.E.

F．ThereareanumberofdifferencesbetweenAmericanandBritishEnglishinthespellingofwords，e.g.check（US）/cheque（UK）．

三．完形填空（每题1.5分，共30分）

Jennylikesherworkwithcomputersandcandoalotofcleverthingswiththem.

“Computersarereallylike（41）tomenowadays,”Jennytoldhermotheroneday. 

“Icanaskthemquestions,andthey（42）justlikepeople，butmorepol