山东省德州市平原一中届高三英语上学期月考试题Word文档格式.docx

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A.thatB.whoC.fromwhomD.towhom

4.I,___yourgoodfriend,willtrymybesttohelpyouout.

A.whoisB.whoamC.thatisD.whicham

5.Thisistheveryplace___I’mwishingtolivein.

A.whereB.whichC.thatD.inwhich

6.Iwastoldthattherewereabout50foreignstudents________Chineseintheschool，most____fromGermany.

A.study;

ofwhomB.study;

ofthemC.studying;

themD.studying;

ofwhom

7.Youshouldunderstandthetrafficrulebynow.You’vehadit____oftenenough.

A.explainingB.toexplainC.explainD.explained

8.____bythebeautyofnature，thegirlfromLondondecidedtospendanothertwodaysonthefarm.

A.AttractingB.AttractedC.TobeattractedD.Havingattracted

9.Theoldman，___abroadfortwentyyears，isonthewaybacktohismotherland.

A.toworkB.workingC.tohaveworkedD.havingworked

10.Whenpassingmehepretended______me.

A.toseeB.nothavingseenC.tohavenotseenD.nottohaveseen

11.–Will$200_______thecostofthedamage?

--Iamafraidnot.Ineedatleast$100more.

A.doB.goC.affordD.cover

12.Internetshoppingwillreally_________whenpeoplemakesurethatitissafe.

A.takeoffB.takeupC.setoffD.setup

13.Newsreportssaypeacetalksbetweenthetwocountrieshave_______withnoagreementreached.

A.brokenupB.brokendownC.brokeninD.brokenthrough

14.Hewas_____theedgeofsuccesswhentheunexpectedaccidenthappened,

A.atBonC.fromD.in

15.Anew_____oncommercialadsduringTVdramastookintoeffectonJanuary1,2012.FromthenonshowingadvertisementsinthemiddleofTVdramasisn’tallowed.

A.lawB.banC.caseDlimit

16.Hemadeanotherwonderfuldiscovery,________ofgreatimportance.

A.whichIthinkisB.Ithinkwhichis

C.whichIthinkitisD.whichIthinkit

17.Twoquakes____5.7and5.6hitaborderareaYiLianginYunnanandWeiningcountyinGuizhouat11:

19amand12:

16pmonFriday.

A.measuredBmeasuringC.havingmeasuredD.tobemeasured

18.–Whatdoyouthinkoftheserviceinourhotel?

--Oh,__________.Wecouldn’thavefoundabetterplace.

A.itisreallysomethingB.itisfarfromsatisfactory

C.itisjustso-so.D.itisnotabitwonderful

19.--$100,butthatismylastoffer!

---______

A.Goodidea!

B.Whatdidyousay?

C.It’suptoyouD.OK,it’sadeal.

20.RecentlyCCTVstationhastakengreat______tomakeaprogramthatreviewstheimportant______ofthepast20years.

A.steps;

affairsB.efforts;

mattersC.pains;

eventsD.efforts;

incidents

第二节完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1.5分，满分30分）

AnnieOakleywasbornonafarminOhio,USAin1860.Shewasasharp-shootingstaroftheWildWestanddiedin1926,attheageof66.

Asachild,sheusedto21herfatherandhisfriendsshootanimals:

shewantedtotry,too.They22herbecausetheythoughtshewasnot23enoughtoholdagunproperly.Butshe24themallbylearningtoshootandbecomingverygoodatit.

Annie25amarksman（神枪手）whomshemetatashootingcompetition.Togethertheystartedtheirownshootingshowandthey26invarietyshowsaroundthecountry.

WhenAnnieOakleywastwenty-five,thelegendaryBuffaloBillsawherperformandsaidherskills27abigger,better-knownshow.Thatyear,sheandherhusband28thefamous'

'

BuffaloBill'

sWildWestShow'

.Forseventeenyears,Anniewaspartoftheshow

andwasthemain29.Shewassuchagoodshotthatshecouldsplitaplayingcardfromtheside,30tenmetersaway.Shecouldhitacoin31intheairandevenshootcigarettesheldbetweenherhusband'

s32.

WhenAnniewasforty-one,shewasseriously33inatraincrash.Everyonethoughtthatwouldbetheendofher34.Butshe35quicklyandsoonshewaswellenoughtocontinueto36heraudiences.

In1946,twentyyearsafterher37,amusicalcalledAnnieGetYourGunwaswrittenaboutAnnieOakley.38,shewasmuchquieterinreallifethanthe39inthemusical.Someofthestoriesabouthershootingskillsarealmosttoo40tobetrue.AnnieOakleyhasbecomealegendaryfigureoftheWildWest.

21.A.helpB.seeC.findD.watch

22.A.shoutedatB.lookedatC.laughedatD.criedat

23.A.strongB.youngC.fatD.healthy

24.A.frightenedB.surprisedC.disappointedD.defeated

25.A.foundB.taughtC.becameD.married

26.A.trainedB.performedC.practicedD.travelled

27.A.causedB.aroseC.deservedD.awarded

28.A.joinedB.discoveredC.organizedD.disclosed

29.A.attractionB.businessC.learnerD.coach

30.A.flyingB.jumpingC.standingD.waiting

31.A.lostB.broughtC.thrownD.carried

32.A.handsB.eyesC.armsD.lips

33.A.treatedB.injuredC.rescuedD.cured

34.A.lifeB.husbandC.careerD.trip

35.A.worsenedB.improvedC.fledD.recovered

36.A.amazeB.moveC.playD.shoot

37.A.treatmentB.deathC.performanceD.marriage

38.A.LuckilyB.BesidesC.HoweverD.Finally

39.A.characterB.singerC.heroD.director

40.A.realisticB.limitedC.extraordinaryD.practical

第三节阅读理解（共25小题；

每小题2分，满分50分）

A

Halfacenturylater,MrsCooperbecameabelovedvolunteerattheSanDiegoFoodBank,whereshedevotedherselftohelpingothers.Sheorganizedandranadistributioncenterfromachurch,helpingitbecometheorganization’slargestemergencyfooddistributioncenterinSanDiego.Shewasoneof25outstandingseniorvolunteersinthenationselectedandinvitedWashingtonD.C.toreceivetheaward.

“Shewasthemainpersonwhohelpedusmakethatprogramgrow,”saidMikeDoody,formerdirectoroftheFoodBank.“Shehadawayofgettingpeopletoworktogetherandtoworkhard.Shewasdeterminedandstubborn,butinagoodway.Shehadagoodheart.”Peopleknewheras“Grandma”becauseofherselflessnessandherdevotiontohelpinghungrychildrenandfamilies.“SheremindedpeopleoftheirGrandma.”Doodysaid.

Asawidowwithayoungchildin1979,Mrs.CooperwashelpedthroughadifficultfinancialtimewhentheFoodBankprovidedherwithgroceries.“Shededicatedherlifetogivingback,”saidherdaughter,MonicaCooper.Itwasn’tunusualforalocalchurchtocallMrsCoopertoaskhertoaidaneedyfamily.“Shewouldgivepeoplefoodoutofhercupboard.Sometimeswewouldcookamealforafamilylivingoutoftheircar,”Coopersaid.

AlthoughMrsCooperwashonoredtoreceivethenationalawardforhervolunteerwork,shesaidbeingabletohelpotherswasherreward.Shediedofliverdiseaseandkidneyfailure,aged93.

41．Theunderlinedword“charity”inParagraph1refersto.

A．offeringhelpB．donatingmoney

C．providingservicesD．showingsympathy

42．TheSanDiegoFoodBankismeantto.

A．distributefoodincaseofemergencyB．helphungrychildrenandfamilies

C．givebasicfirst-aidtreatmentD．trainsomeseniorvolunteers

43．WhichofthefollowingistrueofMrsCooper?

A．Shediedatanearlyage.B．Sherefusedthenationalaward.

C．Shewaskindanddevoted.D．Shewasnoteasytogetalongwith.

44．FromwhatMonicaCoopersaid,weknowthat.

A．sheisinfinancialtroubleB．shewasfinallyrewarded

C．sheoncemisunderstoodhermotherD．shethinkshighlyofhermother

45．MrsCooper’sstorysuggeststhat.

A．everyoneneedsaGrandmanearbyB．childrenarewhattheirparentsare

C．asoundmindisinasoundbodyD．amother’sloveneverchanges

B

MostAmericanstudentsgototraditionalpublicschools.Thereareabout88,000publicschoolsallovertheUS.Somestudentsattendabout3000independentpublicschoolscalledcharterschools.

Charterschoolsareself-governing.Privatecompaniesoperatesomecharterschools.Theyaresimilarinsomewaystotraditionalpublicschools.Theyreceivetaxmoneyjustasotherpublicschoolsdo.Charterschoolsmustprovetolocalorstategovernmentsthattheirstudentsarelearning.Thesegovernmentsprovidetheschoolswiththeagreementcalledacharterthatpermitsthemtooperate.

Charterschoolsaredifferentbecausetheydonothavetoobeymostlawsgoverningtraditionalpublicschools.Local,stateorfederalgovernmentscannottellthemwhattoteach.Eachschoolcanchooseitsowngoalsanddecidethewaysitwantstoreachthem.Classsizeisusuallysmallerthanintraditionalpublicschools.

TheBushAdministrationstronglysupportscharterschoolsasawaytore-organizepublicschoolsthatarefailingtoeducatestudents.Butsomeeducationagenciesandunionsopposecharterschools.Oneteachers’unionhasjustmadepublictheresultsofthefirstnationalstudycomparingtheprogressofstudentsintraditionalschoolsandcharterschools.

TheAmericanFederationofTeacherscriticizedthegovernment’sdelayinreleasingtheresultsofthestudy,whichiscalledtheNationalAssessmentofEducationalProgress.Unioneducationexpertssaythestudyshowsthatcharterschoolstudentsperformedworseonmathandreadingteststhanstudentsinregularpublicschools.

Someexpertssaythestudyisnotafairlookatcharterschoolsbecausestudentsinthoseschoolshavemoreproblemsthanstudentsintraditionalschools.Othereducationexpertssaythestudyresultsshouldmakecharterschool