高三年级第四次月考试题卷英语docWord文档格式.docx

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AYes.IcancometomorrowBYes.Ican’tcometoday

CNo,butIcancometomorrowDNo.Icancometoday

5.—CouldyoufindananswertoyourprobleminthebookIgaveyou?

—Ilookedatit,butitwasn’treally.

AmustusedBabletouseCofusefulDofmuchuse

6.YoucanhardlyimaginewhatgreattroubleIhavehadthepatientwhoreceivedaseriouswound.

AtreatedBtreatingCcuredDtocure

7.Yetthereismorebeautifulthanthesightofmillionsofsnowflakesonastill,moonlitnight.

Ano,fallingBnothing,fallingCmuch,fallenDrather,fallen

8.Ifyoudon’twanttogo,IsupposeIcanthetickets.

AgetoutofBgetridofCgetoffDtakeoff

9.—Whywasheunhappyyesterday?

—Aletterfromhomeanattackofhomesickness.

AsetoffBsetoutCsetaboutDtakeoff

10.Theoldwomansurprisewhenthebirthdaycakewasbroughtin.

AtookinBtookbyCwastakeninDwastakenby

11.Thetwodogshavequitedifferent.Oneisratherfiercewhiletheotherisprettygentle.

AkindsBfeelingsCnaturesDcharacters

12.IwoulddoitwithpleasureIamtoobusy.

AhoweyerBforCasDonly

13.Hethrewhiscigaretteintothedustbinatasignthat“Nosmoking”

AisreadBiswrittenCreadsDwrites

14.Astimepassed,thetheoryhehadstuckcorrect.

AtoproveBprovedCtoprovedDtoproving

15.Whenthevillagecameintosightatlast,everyonetooklonganddeepbreathwithpleasure.

AThe,/,aB/,a,aC/,a,/Da,/,a

16.Allofushimthewayhesavethechildrenfromthefire

Aadmired,inBadmired,forCrespected,byDrespected,on

17.—Areyousatisfiedwithheranswer?

—Notatall.Itcouldn’thavebeen.

18.Youlookniceingreen.Greenyou.

AsuitsBfitsCmatchesDsatisfied

19.MrBrownwasmuchdisappointedtoseethemachineshehadhadwentwrongagain.

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20.Youknowsomuchaboutthestory.Youmusthavereadthenovel,you.

Adon’tBdidn’tChaven’tDmustn’t

21.Beingateacher,youmustn’twhatthestudentsdointheirsparetimesometh

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likeBlookon;

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22.—Didtheyreceiveyouwell?

—Yes.Theyinagoodhotel.

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23.Thecowboythecattlethateatingthegrasshereandthere.

Adroveup,wasBpickedup,wereCdrewup,wasDroundedup,were

24.Thestudentsdon’trealizetheusetheinformation.

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25.—Youareahero.

—Ittakessuchathingtomakeahero.IjustdidwhatIshould.That’smyjob.

AmuchmoreBmanymoreCmoreDmorethan

26.Hischiefattractionhischaracter,nothislooks.

AliesinBlaysinCconsistsofDregardsas

27.SeveralnationsinEuropewhichalreadyhavebirthsthandeathsfaceaseriousshortageofworkers.

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28.Theweatherwasverycoldanditwassnowing,butIwasexcitedmind

Atoo,toBvery,toCso,astoDmuch,to

29.Afterwehadlostthegame,weourselvesbysayingwehaddoneourbest.

ApleasedBcomfortedCcongratulatedDencouraged

30.Youcan’ttheweatherbeingfineforanythingyouplaninEngland.

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31.You’dbetterkeepthepapersinalphabeticalorder,oritwilltakealongtimetothemout.

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34.Muchenergyiswastedthingsthatarethrownaway.

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35.Ithoughtthingswouldgetbetter,buttheyaregettingworseas.

36.—Whydon’tyouhaveacigarette?

—Didn’tIjusthave?

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AlikelyBnearlyCasgoodasDmostly

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40.—Howmuchsugardidyouputinthesalad?

—I’msorrytosay,,Iforgot.

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41.Andrew,myfather’syoungerbrother,willnotbeatthepienic,tothefamily’sdisappointment.

AmoreBToomuchCmuchDnone

42.Themanagerdecidedtogivethejobtohebelievedhadastrongsenseofduty.

AwhomeverBwhoeverCnomatterwhoDwhom

43.We’llwaitshearrivessowecanallgotogether.

AafterBuntilafterCbeforeDuntilbefore

44.himselfinachair,MrCorsetbegantogothroughtheeveningpaper.

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45.Thedestructionofthesetreasureswasalossformankindthatnoamountofmoneycould.

46.Amanisatadesk.Beforehimapencilandalargemap.

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47.Sheiswonderingtodealwithnext

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48.Whowouldyouratheryoutomorrow?

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49.studentwithalittlecommonsenseshouldbeabletoanswerthequestion.

AEachBAnyCEveryDOne

50.Themanagerpromisedtokeepmeofhowourbusinesswasgoingon.

AtobeinformedBoninformingCinformedDinforming

II完形填空（共20空，每空1分，满分20分）

Hungerseemedtobewrittenonthefacesofeverymanandwoman.Theshopscontainedonlytheworstbitsofmeatandbread.Therewasnothing51inthestreetexcepttheshopsthat52toolsorweapons.Thosecontainedthe53murderousofguns.Thesebrightweapons54tobewaitingforthetime55theywouldbebroughtoutto56theirwork.

Oneday,alargebarrel（桶）ofwinehadbeendroppedand57inthestreet.Redwinebegantorun58thehardstones.Littlepoolsofitformedinthe59andcracks（裂缝）amongthestones.60,allthepeoplenearby61whatevertheyweredoingandrantothespotto62someofthewine63itshoulddisappearintotheground.Some64downandtriedtogatheritintheirhandsbutmostofitran65theirfingers.Somebroughtcupsandtriedto66them;

othersdippedragsinthewineandthenputthemintheir67.Foratime,inthatstreetofpoverty,therewasa68soundoflaughter.69soonallthewinewas70;

thelaughterdieddownandthepoorpeoplereturnedtowhattheyhadbeendoingbefore.

51.AbrightBcleanCimportantDdirty

52.AstartedBrobbedCsoldDbought

53.AmuchBmoreCmostDmany

54.ArefusedBlookedCwantedDseemed

55.AsoBwhenCwhichDand

56.AcompleteBfinishCmakeDdo

57.AbrokenBpickedClostDfound

58.AinBoverCintoDabove

59.AjarsBbottomsCsurfacesDholes

60.AEasilyBRecentlyCImmediatelyDObviously

61.AleftBbeganCfinishedDcontinued

62.AofferBgetCdigDhold

63.AbeforeBafterCwhenDas

64.AkneltBlayCcameDwent

65.AbyBwithinCthroughDto

66.AemptyBfillCbreakDprotoct

67.AtrousersBhandsCpocketsDmouths

68.AsadBjoyfulCangryDpainful

69.ASoBThenCOrDBut

70.AdiscoveredBgatheredCappearedDgone

III.阅读理解（共20小题，每小题2分，共40分）

A

JACKSONCILLE,Fla,Nov.10——A14-year-oldboywasarrestedtodayaftertherottenbodyofan8-year-oldgirlwhowashisneighbourwasfoundhiddeninhisbedroom.Shehadbeenstabbedandbeaten.

Theboy,JoshuaEarlPatrickPhilips,admittedandwaschargedwithmurderinthedeathofthegirl,MaddieClifton,whodisappearedonNov.3,SheriffNatGloversaid.

Joshua,whohasnocriminalrecord,wouldnotbeeligible（合格的）forthedeathpunishmentbecauseofhisage.Detectivesrecoveredaknifeandabaseballbatbelievedtobetheweaponsusedtokillthegirl,theSheriffsaid.

Thegirlhadbeenstabbedatleastninetimesandwasstruckinthehead,SheriffGloversaidatanewsconference.Theauthoritiesdidnotsaywhethershehasbeenattackedsexually,nordidtheygivemotivefortheattack.

Theboy’smother,MelissaPhilips,grewsuspiciousafterthepolicesearchedherhomeonMondayanddetectedanodor,theSheriffsaid.Thismorningshepulledasidetheframeofthebed,sawachild’sfeetandcalledanofficer,hesaid.

Maddie’sbodywasfoundunderasheetofwoodsupportingtheframeofthewaterbed,whichwasfilled,SheriffGloversaid,adding,“Heputherunderthebedandtapedherupinit.”

Investigatorsbelievethethird-graderwaskilledintheboy’shouseshortlyaftershedisappearedlastTuesday,touchingoffawidespreadwearch.

OnFriday,Maddie’sparents,SteveandSheilaClifton,madeanearnestrequestforherreturn.

Theboy’shouse,likeothersintheneighborhood,hadbeensearchedthreetimes.DuringthethirdsearchonMonday,themotherhadatfirstsaidshethoughttheodorcamefromfamilypets.

HundredsofvolunteershaddistributedthousandsofleafletswithMaddie’spicturesinceshedisappearedthatevening,about30minutesaftershewentouttoplaywithfriends.

Thegirl’shouseisoneofthewell-kept,single-familyhomesintheolderworking-classofJacksonville.Yellowribbons（丝带）stillhungfromthetreesthismorning.

71.Whichofthefollowingstafementisnotfitforthereport?

AAfterthegirldisappeare