最新版人教版高中英语高一上学期第三次月考质量检测及答案精编试题.docx

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英语试题

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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,从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、和D）中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Myboss’sdaughterwasstudyinginthePhilippines.HeaskedmeifmyhusbandandIcouldtakecareofher.HethoughthisdaughterwouldbeabletoimproveherEnglishcommunicationskillsinthisway.

Afterdaysofthinking,weagreed.Hethenbroughtherhereandleftafter3days.Ithoughtthatmyboss’sdaughterwaswell-mannered,butthatwaswrong.

AfteramonthofstayinginthePhilippines,shestartedtoshowhertruecolors.Whenmyhusbandaskedherwhatshewantedforbreakfast,sheansweredhiminarudeway.Fromthenon,weexperiencedfightsathome.Therewasatimewhenwedidn’ttalktoherforaweekasapunishmentofnotbeinggoodtous.WhatIhatedmostwasthatshedidn’tcareaboutotherpeople’sfeelings.Sheateaheadofuswhenwewerestillworkinganddidn’tleaveanythingforus.Sowehadtoseparateherfoodfromourstoavoidsuchaproblem.

Theworstthingaboutherwasthatsheshoutedatus.Iwaswonderingifshedidthistoherparents.Wetoldthistoherparents,butunfortunatelyIdidn’tthink that solvedtheproblem.Thissituationlastedforalmost8months.Ourpatiencewastestedduringthattime.

Wetriedtoteachhereverythingwecouldtomakeherabetterperson,butIguess8monthsmaynottobeenough.Weeventriedtounderstandherandadjustforher,butitdidn’twork.IjusthopethatshelearnedsomethingfromusandfromotherFilipinos.

21.Thispassageismainlyaboutthewriter’sexperienceof_________.

A.tryingtopleaseherboss                 

B.changingagirl’sbadbehavior

C.improvinghercommunicationskills       

D.dealingwithateenagegirlstayinginherhouse

22.Theunderlinedword“that”inparagraph4refersto_________ .

A.beingpatientwithher                    B.herparentspunishingher

C.askingherparentsabouther            D.tellingherparentsaboutherbehavior

23.Afterreadingthepassage,welearnthat________．

A．thedaughterhateddealingwithothers

B．thedaughterlearnttobehavewellintheend

C．thewriterdidn'tenjoythedaughter'sstay

D．thewriterhadknownthedaughterwashardtodealwith

B

LastFriday,IwascominghomelateafterspendingtimewithfriendsandthoughtI’dgodowntothe$99centpizzaplace.Ontheway,Isawamansittingonthestairsalonethere.I’dseenhimbeforeeverydayIrunlatetowork,butthistimeIhadnoplacetorushoffto.

Therewassomethingabouthim,aquietmanner,differentfrommanyofotherhomelesspeopleIhadseeninNewYorkCity.Iwalkedpasthim,wenttothepizzaplace,andthose10secondswaitinginlinewasenoughtopracticesteppingoutsideofmyusual,familiarflow.Sowithafewslicesinhand,Iwentbacktojoinhim.Iaskedhimifhewashungry.Hesaidyes,butnotforpizzabecauseitmadehimuncomfortable.He’dratherhaveafewbucksforchickenandricesinceitwaseasieronhisstomach.It’sfunny,inthatmoment,hebecamemorerealtome.

ThismanIhadseenalmosteverydaywassomeonewithspecificconditions,needs,andexperiences.WeexchangednamesandendeduptalkingforalittleoveranhourthatnightasKevintoldmestoriesfromhislife,howhehaddonethingswhen“hewasyoungeranddidn’tknowanybetter”andhowhetriedtomakeamends（补偿）buttoomuchtimehadpassed.Hesharedhisviewsonthevalueforyoungadultstolearnthehistoryofotherpeople.

Hetalkedabouthisonewishbeinginhis60sbeforeheleavesthisearth,whichistosharehisstorywiththeteenagersandyoungadultssotheycouldavoidthemistakeshewentthrough.Throughouttheconversation,heeventuallygothischickenandriceandgiftedmearosehehadbeencarrying.Shortlyafterwards,Imademywayhome,thinkingtomyself,“Imetanamazinghomelessperson”.

24.Thehomelessmanrefusedpizzabecausehe_________.

A.didnotfeelveryhungryatthatmoment

B.hadsomethingwrongwithhisstomach

C.preferredsomechickenandricetopizza

D.mightfeelashamedtobegivensomething

25.What’sthehomelessman’slastwish?

A.Tobecomealotyoungeragain.

B.Tomakeamendsforhisearlylife.

C.Tohaveenoughchickenandricetoeat.

D.Toteachtheyoungnottofollowhisexample.

26.Itcanbeinferredfromthetextthat________.

A.Thehomelessmanisdifferentfromothers

B.Thewritershowedhispitytothehomelessman

C.Whatthehomelessmanthoughtshockedthewriter

D.Whatthehomelessmandidwasnotverymeaningful

27.Thewriter’spurposeinwritingthepassageisto________.

A.sharehisexperienceB.showhisgenerosity

C.expresshisthoughtsD.exchangehisopinions

C

Overtheyears,manycitiesandstateshavetriedtoputatax（税）onsugarydrinks.Lastweek,Berkeley,Californiasucceeded.ThecityinnorthernCaliforniawillchargeapenny-per-ouncetaxonmostsugarydrinks.Thetaxisexpectedtoraisemorethan＄1millioneveryyeartofightagainstobesity（肥胖）.

Makersofsugarydrinksareagainstthetax.TheysaypickingoutoneproductwillnotsolvetheobesityprobleminAmerica.Theyalsoarguethatataxisanattackonpersonalfreedom.“Familiesshouldbeabletomakethechoicefortheirkidswithoutthegovernmentsteppingin,”saidChrisGindlesperger,aspokespersonfortheAmericanBeverageAssociation（美国饮料协会）.

Gindlespergersaysthatthefightagainstobesityismoresuccessfulwhenthegovernmentpartnerswithindustry.HeshowshowthebeverageindustryworkedwithPresidentBillClinton’sadministrationinthe1990s.Theyintroducedwater,milk,andfruitjuiceintoalargenumberofschools,whichtooktheplaceofsugarydrinks.Morerecently,thebeverageindustrylistenedtoFirstLadyMichelleObama’ssuggestionthatlabels（标签）onsugarydrinksbeclearer.Containersofupto20ounceswillshowthetotalcaloriesonthefront.

SomepeoplesayataxisasurefirewaytohelpreduceobesityintheU.S.“Thereisclearevidencethattaxesresultinlessconsumption（消费）ofsugarydrinks,”saysDr.RachelJohnson,aspokespersonfortheAmericanHeartAssociation.ShepointstoMexicoasanexample.ThecountryputupataxonsugarydrinksinJanuary,andsaleshavealreadydroppedby10%.What’smore,salesofhealthierdrinkshaveincreased.Bottledwatersalesareupby13%.Milksalesareupby7%.

Anotherpurposeofthetaxistoraisemoneytofightchildhoodobesity.Moneywillbeusedtobuildplaygrounds,createeducationalmaterials,andincreasethesalesofthehealthierfoods.“We’vealreadyhelpedreduceobesitytosomedegree,”saysDr.Johnson.“I’mconfidentthatwe’regoingtoseeevenbiggerprogresssoon.”

28．Inthe1990s,sugarydrinksinmanyschools_________.

A．werechargedapenny-per-ouncetax

B．werenotaspopularastheyaretoday

C．werereplacedbywater,milk,andfruitjuice

D．werenotmorethan20ouncesperbottle

29.Theunderlinedword“surefire”inParagraph4canbestbereplacedby“_________”.

A．goodB．stupidC．strangeD．new

30．WhydoesJohnsontalkaboutMexico?

A．Itisherfavoritecountry.

B．ShelikesMexicansugarydrinks.

C．Shetriestoshowataxcanhelpalot.

D．Itproducesallkindsofsugarydrinks.

31．Whatisthepurposeofthistext?

A.Toaskkidstodrinkfewersugarydrinks.

B.Toshowhowtofightchildhoodobesity.

C．TotalkaboutdifferenttaxesinBerkeley.

D.Todiscussifsugarydrinksshouldbetaxed.

D

Imaginethis.Youarevisitingabeautifulmountainsomewhereinthecountryside.Partofthetriptakesyouupasteepmountaincliff.Atthetop,visitorscanstepoutontoasee-throughwalkway.Thereinforcedglassflooringhangsabout1,000metersabovesealevel.Soundsexciting,right?

Butthen,partoftheflooringcracks.Thereisaloudnoise,andsomeoftheglassappearstobreakup.

Chineseglasswalkway3,000feetupintheaircracksastouristswalkacrossit.ThatiswhattouristsexperiencedrecentlyduringavisittoYuntaiMountaininChina’sHenanprovince.Theglassskywalkhadonlybeenopenforafewweeks.TheYuntaiMountainGeologicalParksaidtherewasnoreasonforworryandthatthecrackshad"noimpactonsafety.”

Butonlinediscussionsaboutthisincidentshowsomepeoplewereofadifferentopinion.GlassskywalkshavebecomepopularinmanyofChina’stouristareas.ButcriticssayChinahasanissuewithpoorworkmanshipandpoorcrowdcontrol.Peoplejokedonlinethatthesettingupoftheseglasswalkwaysandskywaysarenottransparent.Othersaresayingthatthisisnothingtolaughabout.OnecommentonthesocialmediasiteWeibosaid,“Thisisnojoke.Tourismistakingyourlifeinyourownhands.Nomoreoftheseglasswalkways.Justtooscary.”

TheNewYorkTimesreportedthatastoryabouttheglasscrackingappearedonthesocialmediasiteWeibo.Atouristclaimedthatapieceofglassbrokeandpeoplebeganshouting“it’sreallybroken,reallybroken.”Thispersonthensaidpeoplebeganrunningandpushingpeopleinfrontofthem.

TheYuntaiMountainofficialssaidthecrackswerenotserious.Theofficialssaidthattomakesurepeoplefeel100percentsafe,theyhavedecidedtoclosethewalkwaytemporarilyuntilrepairsaremade.

32.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Thecracksarenotseriousbecausetheglasswalkwayshavebeenusedforafewmonths.

B.ExperiencedtouristsmusthavetriedglasswalkwaysbecausetheyhavebecomepopularinChina.

C.Poorworkmanshipandpoo