重庆市巫溪县中学校高一上学期第三次月考英语试题 含答案文档格式.docx

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4.Whywillthewomanstayhome?

A.Towaitforacall.B.TowatchaballgameonTV.C.Tohavedinnerwithafriend.

5.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?

A.Applyforadifferentjob.

B.Waitforanapplicationform.

C.Filloutanonlineapplication.

第二节（共15小题；

每小题l.5分，满分22.5分）

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatisthepartyfor?

A.Abirthday.B.Agraduation.C.Awedding.

7.Wheredoestheman’scousinlivenow?

A.InHouston.B.InNewYork.C.InDallas.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Wheredosetherunninggroupmeet?

A.Attheriver.B.Attheuniversity.C.Atthepark.

9.Howfardoesthewomannormallyrun?

A.Onemile.B.Twomiles.C.Threemiles.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whatdayoftheweekisit?

A.Friday.B.Saturday.C.Sunday.

11.Wherewastheman’sgirlfriendplanningtogotonight?

A.Tothemovies.B.Toarestaurant.C.Tohersister’shouse.

12.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Chefandassistant.B.Brotherandsister.C.Roommates.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whoisthemanplanningtovisit?

A.Hissister.B.Hisaunt.C.Hiscousin.

14.Whatisthemanconcernedabout?

A.Thecostofflights.B.ThecosttotravelinParis.C.FindingahotelinMadrid.

15.Whendosethemanplantoleave?

A.Intwoweeks.B.Inonemonth.C.Intwomonths.

16.Whatadvicedoesthewomangive?

A.Buyticketsearly.B.TravelonaSunday.C.Avoidsummervacation.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatwillbepainted?

A.Somecars.B.Somelines.C.Theapartmentbuilding.

18.Whichstreetmustbecleaned?

A.DelawareAvenue.B.KentuckyRoad.C.NewJerseyStreet.

19.WhattimedoesstreetcleaningbeginonThursday?

A.At9:

00inthemorning.

B.At5:

C.At11:

30inthemorning.

20.Whenwillthepaintingbecomplete?

A.OnSaturday.B.OnThursday.C.OnFriday.

第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项的标号涂黑。

A

TheideabehindFacebookistomakeusfeelconnectedallthetime.Butinmyresearch,I’vefoundthatthetruthisquitedifferent.

Technology,itturnsout,hasmadebeingaloneseemlikeaproblemthatneedssolving.Whenyoungpeoplearealone,evenforaminuteortwo,theyfeeltheneedtoconnect,togetonFacebookorsomeothersocialnetworksandchat.Butinconnecting,theyoftenendupfeelingmoreisolated.Why?

Becausebybeinginconstant（不断的）connection,theylosetheabilitytofeelsatisfiedwiththeirowncompany（独处）.

Facebookcanhelpuskeepintouchwithourfriends,butwetoooftenuseitinsteadofspendingface-to-facetimewiththem.Andsincewefeeltheneedtokeepupwiththemonline,wedon’thavemomentsoflonelinesswherewecancollectourthoughtsandlearnhowtobecomfortablebeingalone.

—SherryTurkleProfessor

Facebookconnectsmoreofustomoreofourfriendsandfamilyinmoreplacesthanwehaveeverbeenconnectedbefore.Yes,Facebookisahugetimesink—maybethebiggestever.Manypeoplepostuselessstuff.Andseeingtoomuchofyourfriends’livescanmakeyoujealous（嫉妒的）,butitwon’tmakeyoulonely.

Jane,aformerstudentofmine,whoisbackinNewYorkafterlivingabroadfortenyears,toldmethatFacebookhelpsheralot.ThefirsttimeshemovedbacktoNewYorkfromabroad,shefeltdisconnectedfromherfamilyandfriends.Now,becauseoflotsofphotosandinformationupdates（更新）,sheknowswhatishappeningwithherfriendsallthetime.

Infact,ifyouarelonelyinreallife,youwillbelonelyonlineaswell.

—SreeSreenivasan,ChiefDigitalOfficer

21.Theunderlinedword“isolated”inParagraph2means_____.

A.free 

B.selfishC.careless 

D.lonely

22.AccordingtoSherryTurkle,weshould_____.

A.feelsatisfiedwithourlifeB.avoidusingsocialnetworks

C.keepintouchwithourfriendsD.enjoymomentsofloneliness

23.What’sJane’sattitudetowardsFacebook?

A.Hopeful. 

B.Doubtful.C.Thankful. 

D.Regretful.

B

Insects（昆虫）areaveryhealthyfood.Theyhavealmostasmuchprotein（蛋白质）asmeatfromapigorcowandarelowinfat.Eatinginsectsisalsoverygoodfortheenvironmentsincetheyneedlesslandandwaterthanlargeranimals.

MarcelDicke,whostudiesinsects,explainedinatalkhowinsectsalsoproducemoremeatfromthefoodtheyeat.Forexample,imagineafarmerfeedsacow10poundsoffood.Those10poundsoffoodproduceabout1poundofmeatforpeopletoeat.However,imaginethefarmergivesacertainnumberofinsects10poundsoffood.Those10poundsoffoodproduce9poundsofmeatforpeopletoeat!

Eatingmoreinsectscanalsohelppeopleinpoorareas.Manypeoplecanraiseandsellinsects,whichcanprovidejobsandfood.

Butinsectswillnotreplaceanimalmeatveryquickly.First,peopleinsomecountrieswouldhavetochangehowtheythinkabouteatinginsects.ManypeopleinNorthAmericaandEuropeeatalotofmeatlikebeefandpork.Buttheydonottraditionallyeatinsects.Infact,formanypeopleinthewest,eatinginsectssoundscrazy!

Theybelieveinsectsaredirtyanddangerous.Insectsmakethemfeeluncomfortable.

Somepeoplearetryingtodealwiththisproblem.Forexample,DavidGeorgeGordonwroteabooknamed“TheEat-A-BugCookbook”,whichtriestoshowpeoplethatinsectscanbedelicious.Otherinsectexpertstravelaroundtellingpeopleaboutthebenefits（好处）ofeatinginsects.Buttheystillhavealotofworktodo.

24.Eatinginsects_____.

A.isnothealthyB.makespeopleputonfat

C.helpsprotectlargeanimalsD.isenvironmentallyfriendly

25.TheexampleofMarcelDickeisgiventoshow_____.

A.thehighcostoffoodproduction

B.It’squiteeasyforfarmerstoraiseinsects

C.raisinginsectsisagoodchoiceforfarmers

D.thedifferentwaysoffeedingcowsandinsects

26.Thelongwayeatinginsectshastogomainlyresultsfrom_____.

A.theirterribletaste 

B.People’soldbeliefs

C.familytraditions 

D.eatingmethods

27.WecaninferfromDavidandotherinsectexpertsthat_____.

A.peoplecanmakealotofmoneyfrominsects

B.insectsshouldbebetterprotected

C.peopleshouldeatmoreinsects

D.It’sdangeroustoeatinsects

C

ItstartedasaspecialdayforWesleyAutrey,a50-year-oldconstructionworkerinNewYorkCity.Itwasabout12:

45P.M.,andhewaswaitingonasubwayplatformtotakehisdaughtershomebeforehewenttowork.Hesuddenlynoticedamannearbyhaveconvulsions（抽搐）andfalldownsuddenly.Mr.Autreyandtwowomenwenttohelpthestranger.Theman,CameronHollopeter,managedtogettohisfeet,butthenstumbledattheedgeoftheplatformandfellontothesubwaytracks.Mr.Autreylookedupandsawthelightsofthesubwaytraincomingnearthroughthetunnel.

Mr.Autreyjumpedontothetrackimmediately.Herealizedthathedidn’thavetimetogetMr.Hollopeterandhimselfbackupontheplatformbeforethetrainarrived,sohelayontopofthemanandpresseddownashardashecould.Althoughthedrivertriedtostopthetrainbeforeitreachedthem,hecouldn’t.Fivecarspassedoverthembeforethetrainfinallystopped.Thecarshadpassedonlyinchesfromhishead.

NewYorklovesahero.Mr.Autreybecameanovernightheroandwasnamedthe“SubwaySuperman”.NewYorkCityMayorMichaelBloomberggavehimtheBronzeMedallion,thecity’shighesthonor.HewasaskedtoappearonseveralTVtalkshows.Hewasalsorewardedwithmoneyandgifts,suchas$10,000fromDonaldTrump,a$5,000giftcardfromtheGapclothingstore,anewJeep,andBeyonceconcerttickets.

HowdidAutreyreacttoallthis?

Hesaid,“Idon’tfeellikeIdidanythinggreat;

Ijustsawsomeonewhoneededhelp.IdidwhatIfeltwasright”.

28.WhenMr.AutreysawCameronHollopeter,he_____.

A.wasleavingforworkB.wastalkingwithtwowomen

C.waswaitingforthetrainhomeD.wasgettingreadytopickuphisdaughters

29.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeMr.Autrey?

A.Smart. 

B.Shy. 

C.Strong. 

D.Brave.

30.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?

A.Agoodfather 

B.Asubwaysuperman

C.ABeyoncesuperfan 

D.Aconstructionworker

31.Howdoestheauthordevelopthistext?

A.Byfollowingtheorderoftime.B.Byfollowingtheorderofimportance.

C.Byexpressingdifferentopinions.D.Byinterviewingdifferentpeople.

D

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