优质部编届高中英语毕业班下学期第一次月考试题新版人教版Word下载.docx
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first?
A.The
school.B.The
library.C.A
bookstore.
2.When
does
game
finish?
A.At
4:
00.B.At
3:
40.C.At
20.
3.What
will
man
do
this
weekend?
A.Visit
his
grandma.
B.Stay
at
home
with
friend.
C.Have
dinner
aunt’
s
family.
4.Why
hasn’t
got
letter?
A.He
couldn’t
find
post
office.
B.He
has
been
too
busy.
C.He
forgot
a
bout
it.
5.What
are
two
speakers
talking
about?
A.A
desk.B.A
colleague.C.Piles
of
paper.
第二节（
共15
分,满分22.5
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。
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,各小题给出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.Who
most
probably?
A.Dr.Smith’s
wife.B.Dr.Smithassistant.C.Dr.Smith’s
neighbor.
7.What’s
to
next?
A.Go
a
bar.B.Meet
Dr.Smith.C.Wait
in
waiting
room.
听第7
段材料,回答第8.9
8.How
feel
about
her
presentation?
A.Confident.B.Unsure.C.Terrified.
9.When
conference
be
held?
A.ThisThursday.B.This
Friday.C.Next
Monday.
听第8
段材料,回答第10
至12
10.Where
speakers?
an
airport.B.In
hotel.C.In
restaurant.
11.Why
they
decide
go
coffee
stand?
A.To
have
rest.B.To
get
luggage.C.To
avoid
crowd.
12.Why
want
pay
for
coffee?
show
generosity.
B.To
repay
woman’
treat.
C.To
thank
herhelp
听第9
段材料,回答第13
至16
13.Who
house
owner.B.A
buyer.C.A
housing
agent.
14.What’
total
cost
room?
A.$
700.B.$
730.C.$
1,000.
15.What
attracts
house?
heating
system.B.The
position.C.The
price.
16.What
can
people
A.Do
some
indoor
sports.
B.Enjoy
open
fire
winter.
good
view
garden.
听第10
段材料,回答第17
至20
17.What’
speaker
doing?
A.Introducing
school
cafeteria.
B.Advertising
C.Giving
advice
on
A.Healthy.B.Dull.C.Special.
19.Why
don’t
students
eat
cafeteria?
food
tasteless.
B.The
kitchen
untidy.
C.The
prices
unreasonable.
20.What
say
staff
there
friendly.
B.It’s
made
few
changes
menu.
C.Students
wait
seat.
二、阅读理解
AfterIvisitedmyeldersister’shouse,Iwasremindedjusthowdifferenttheapartmentlivingwithachildwas.Shehasanicebighousewithafewfloors,abigbackyardandlotsoftoys.HerhouseismysonTom’slittlepiece
ofheaven.Atherhousetherearelittletoys,bigtoys,adollhouse,aplayhouseandmore!
Therearebedroomstockedwithtraintables,ride-ontoysandbigtrucks.
Themaindifferenceaboutbeinganapartmentmomisthatyoucannotbecomeacollectorof“things”.Icontinuallygetridofanythingtoolarge.WhenTomwasborn,wemadearulethattherewouldneverbeanystuffedanimalsinourapartmentthatwerelargerthanhimatthattime.Wealsomadearulethatwewouldonlyeverhaveatmostfivestuffed“anything”atonetime.Sofarthishadworkedoutwellforus.Theserul
esleftTomwithafewspecialsoftcreaturestoplaywith,butthatcanbeeasilyputaway.
Sincewewanttokeeptheappearanceofbeingcleancitydwellers,wehavelimitedTom’splaythingstoonetoybasketinthemainlivingspaceandonebigstoragebininhisbedroom.IamconstantlythinkingaboutlivingspacewhenIbuyanythingforourlittleTom.WelovethestoragebininTom’sroom.Itisfilledwithfunplaythings.Itisaplacetokeephistoysandeverythinggetspulledinandoutdaily.Anythingthatdoesn’tfitisoftenweededouttocreatespace.
Tomabsolutelylikesgoingtohisaunt’shouseandpullingouteverysingletoyavailabletohim.Ofcourse,Tomdoesnotnoticethatwhenhereturnshomeheonlygetsonebasketoftoysinsteadofmanyroomsoftoys.RightnowTomlivesfullyinhis1,100-square-footapartmentandseemsverysatisfiedwithhisbasketoftoys.
21．ByParagraph1thewritermainlywantstotellusthathersister________.
A.lovesbuyingtoysforherselfB.hasseveralchildren
C.livesinahousewithmanytoysD.does
n’tkeepherhousetidy
22．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“weekendout”inparagraph3mean?
A.removedB.washed
C.storedD.played
23．Thelastparagraphshowsthat________.
A.thewriterwantstoliveinabighouse
B.Tomdoesn’tlikethetoysinhistoybasket
C.Tomdoesn’tlikethetoysinhisaunt’shouse
D.thewriter’srulesabouttoysworkoutverywell
DisneyWorldisaverypopularattraction.Butgoingtherecanbecostly.Herearesomesuggestionsthatcanhelpyousavemoney.
Insteadofeatingatthepark,getpremadefoodfromanearbygrocerystoreorevenmakeyourownlunch.Also,makesuretotakeyourownwaterwithyoubecausespending$3onwaterwillmakeyourstomachhurt.Anotherideaistopacksnacksorquickandcheappick-me-upsasyoumakeyourwayaroundthepark.
Ofcourseyou’regoingtowanttotakesomeDisneysouvenirshomewithyou,butyou’llquicklyrealizethatitcomeswithaprice.Beforebuyinganything,makesureyouhaveaplan.SomesuggestionsforkeepingcostsdownincludepickingyourownpearlattheJapanstoreatEpcot,whichisallabouttheexperienceandonly$15.95plustax,orevengettingspecialtradablecollectionpinthatyoucantradewithDisneycastmembersorotherguests.
WhenyougotoDisneyWorldonrainydays,youmaycatchalotofshowers.Butyoudon’thaveto.GotoalocalDollarTreeandbuydisposableponchos（一次性雨披）for$1.TheponchosatDisneyareprobablymoredurable（耐用的）,buttheycost$9.Forafamilyoffive,theDisneyponchoswouldcost$45versusspending$5atthedollarstore.
Itcosts$17toparkinDisneyforaday.Luckily,mostnon-Disneyresortsofferfreeshuttles（来往的班车）toandfromtheparkandallDisneyresortsofferfreetransportationforguestsaswell.
Ifyouliketobeonyourownschedulewithoutworryingaboutwhentheshuttlecomes,thenparkingisyouronlychoice.Butwaitingfortheshuttleandgoingbyascheduleisn’treallydifficult,either.
24．Accordingtotheauthor,ifyouwanttoeatatDisneyWorld,youcan________.
A.justtakepick-me-upstosavemoney
B.getpremadefoodatDisneyWorld
C.avoidfoodthatstimulatesyourappetite
D.preparefoodbeforeenteringthepark
25．WhatdoestheauthorthinkofbuyingpearlattheJapanstoreatEpcot?
A.Itcanbeaterribleexperience.
B.Itenablesonetogetpearlatareasonableprice.
C.It’sagoodwaytofindatradablecollection.
D.It’sthebestwaytogetDisneysouvenirs.
26．IfyoubuyfourponchosatalocalDollartreeinsteadofatDisney,youcansave________.
A.$32B.$36
C.$40D.$45
27．Theauthorthinksitisadvisableto________.
A.parkinDisneyWorldforaday
B.avoidgoingtoDisneyWorldonrainydays
C.usemoredurableponchosatDisneyWorld
D.usetransportationofferedbytheresorts
Naturehasitsownwayofbalancingitselfout,butwhenwehumansgetinvolved,wetendtothrowthingsoutofcontrol.Forests
andoceansarenaturalcarbonsinksthatabsorbcarbondioxidefromtheatmosphere,butsincewe’vebeenpumpingtoomuchintotheair,thosesinkscan’tkeepup.ScientistsattheMaxPlanckInstituteinGermany,ledbybiologistTobiasErb,havefiguredoutawaytosuperchargeplantstomakethembetteratabsorbingCO2,whichcouldbeakeydefenseagainstclimatechange.
Erbandhisteamfiguredoutawaytomakeplantsmoreefficientatabsorbingcarbon,sothattheyconsumedmorecarboninashorteramountoftime.“Ifyouthinkaboutplants,theyareefficientCO2-fixingfilters,buttheyarenotfast,”Erbsaid.“Ithinkthereisachancetoimproveexistingbiologywithsynthetic（人造的）biology.”
Erb’steamidentified17enzymes（酶）fromninedifferentorganisms,re-engineeringthreeofthem,thathadanenlargedcarbonconsumption.Whenthoseenzymesworkedtogetherasateam,theyworkedbetteratnotonlyplants’naturalenzymes,butalsothemselvesindividually.Existingenzymesinplantsconsumeabout5to10molecules（摩尔）ofCO2persecond.TheteamofenzymesthatErbusedconsumed80moleculespersecond.
Sofar,theseenzymeshaveonlybeentestedintesttubesinthelab,butthenextst
episrealworldtestingwheretheenzymeswouldbeintroducedintoplantstoseeifthesameresultoccurs.Ifthosetestsshowthatplantsreallycanbesupercharged,wecouldhaveanewtoolinthefightagainstclimatechangewherenotonlydoweprotecttheamazingcarbon-absorbingforestswehave,butwealsoaddthesesuperplantsoranartificialleaftechnologyusingtheenzymesintoothermixedfields.
28．Whycan’tforestsandoceansbalancenature?
A.Becauseoceansandforestsaregettingsmaller.
B.Becausealargenumberofforestsarecutdown.
C.BecausewehumanbeingsgiveofftoomuchCO2.
D.Becausetherearetoomanycreaturesintheworld.
29．WhichisthekeydefenseagainstclimatechangeaccordingtoErbandhisteam?
A.Toi
ncreasetheplants’abilityandefficiencytoabsorbCO2.
B.TomakeoceansandforeststoabsorbmoreCO2quickly.
C.Toreducethehuman’sactivitiesgivingofftoomuchCO2.
D.Toincreasethenumberofplantsintheworld,
30．Whatcanwegetfromthelastparagraph?
A.Theenzymeshaveprov
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