高一下学期月考试题 英语 含答案.docx

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第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题，每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

 听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置，听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。

每段对话仅读一遍。

例：

How much is the shirt?

A. ￡19.15 B. ￡9.15 C. ￡9.18 

答案是:

B

1．Howmuchlongerwillthewomanwaitforthebusatmostfromnowon?

A．45minutesB．15minutes.C．30minutes.

2．Whatwilltheydofirst?

A．Searchforapen．B．Paintthebookshelf.C．Fixthebookshelf.

3．Whatdoweknowfromtheconversation?

A．Themancouldn'topenthedoor.

B．Themandidn'twanttoentertheroom.

C．Themanlosthiskeys.

4．Whatisthemandoing?

A．Callingataxi.B．Waitingforaman.C．Drivingataxi.

5．Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemantake?

A．Asweaterandboots．

B．Araincoatandasweater.

C.Asweaterandmedicines．.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1．5分，满分22.5分）

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，并标在试卷的相应位置。

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，各小题将给出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至7题。

6．Whyhasthewomanbeenexercisingrecently?

A．Tokeepfit．B．Toloseweight.C．Totrainforarace.

7．Howdoesthewomanfeelafterrunning?

A．Tired．B．Sick．C．Energetic.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8．Whichofthespeakers'thingsisgone?

A．Theradio．B．Theman'scoat.C．Thetelevision.

9．Wheredotheylosethethings?

A．Inthetaxi．B．Inthepany.C．Athome.

10．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Husbandandwife.B．Waiterandcustomer.C．Bossandclerk.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11．Wherearethespeakerstalkingtoeachother?

A．OntheInternet．

B．Somewhereinfrontofaputer.

C．Inaputerstore.

12．Howmuchwillthemanpayfortheplayer?

A．$1,500．B．$400．C．$1,100．

13．Whatcanwelearnfromthisconversation?

A．ShoppingontheInternetiseasierthanthatinthestores.

B．PeoplecanonlyusecreditcardswhileshoppingontheInternet.

C．MostpeopleprefertheInternetshoppingbecauseofthelowprices.

听第9段材料，回答第14至第16题。

14．Whatisthewoman?

A.Alaid-off（下岗的）workerB.collegestudent.C.Aputerlover.

15．Whatissheworryingabout?

A．Howtofindajob．B.Herexamresults．C.Howtosendemails.

16．Whatdoesthemanadvisehertodo?

A.TryontheInternet.

B.Gotothepaniesinperson.

C.Sendoutmoreapplications.

听第10段材料，回答第17至第20小题。

17．Whatisthespeakerprobably?

A.Awomanclerk．B.Anairhostess.C.Aflightengineer.

18．Whatistheflightnumber?

A.6157．B.7517．C.7156．

19．Whatshouldwedoincaseofemergencyaccordingtothespeaker?

A.Fastentheseatbelt.B.Turnoffmobilephones.C.Useoxygenmasks.

20．Whendoesthespeakergivethetalk?

A．Duringaflight．B．Beforeaflight.C．Afteraflight.

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。

A

PureYoga（菩尔瑜伽）isdevotedtoservingtheyogamunityinAsiaandbeyond,offeringawidevarietyofclassessuchasHathaYoga,HotYoga,YinYogaVinyasa,etc.Ouryogaclassesareofferedandtaughtbynearly200professionalyogateachers.PrivateYogaisalsoavailableforlearnersofalllevels.PureYogaconstantlyinvitesworld-knownteacherstoleadguestteacherworkshops.

ClassBooking

Classbookingscanbemade2daysinadvanceoftheclass.Itisimportantthatyoubookyourclassinadvancesincesomeclassesaremoreheavilyattendedthanothers.

Wealsolimitourclasssizessothattheyarenotovercrowded.Ifaclassyouwishtotakeisfull,wewillplaceyouonthewaitlistandinformyouofanopeningassoonaspossible.

Tocreatethebestexperienceforyourselfandothers,pleasefollowtheseguidelines:

Notalking

Theyogastudioisasilentroom.Pleasedonottalkwhileinthestudioandstudiocorridors

Noeating

Donoteatinthestudio.

Noshoes

Removeyourshoesbeforeenteringthepracticerooms.Keepyourshoesinyourlocker（寄存柜）.Shoelockersarealsoavailableforrental.

Nomobilephones

Turnyourmobilephonesoffortovibrate（震动）mode.Donottakephonesintothepracticerooms.

PersonalBelongings

Dailylockersarenotforovernightuse.Locksfromanydailylockersthatarekeptovernightwillbecut.

21.Whowillteachgenerallearnersyoga?

A.Afavoriteyogateacher.

B.Aprofessionalyogateacher.

C.Aworld-knownyogateacher.

D.Aprivateyogateacher.

22.Whenshouldyoubookyourclass?

A.Onemonthaheadoftime.

B.Twomonthsaheadoftime.

C.Twodaysaheadoftime.

D.Onedayaheadoftime.

23.Inthepracticingroom,youcan__________.

A.keepyourshoesinthelocker

B.wearanyshoesyoulike

C.eatsomesnacksifyouarehungry

D.talkwithyourfriendsonthephone

B

RobinsonCrusoeisafamousnovelwrittenbyDanielDefoe.Thebooktellsthestoryofamanwhoisshipwrecked（遭遇海难的）.Hespends28yearsonanislandnearVenezuela.ThebooktellsthestoryofeverythingthathappenstoRobinsonCrusoe.Hehopessomeonewillrescuehim,buthehasbeenthereforsolongonhisownthathealsobeginstofearbeingrescued.

RobinsonCrusoewaspublishedin1719.MostexpertsbelievethestoryisbasedonthelifeofAlexanderSelkirk,whowasaScottishsailor.Onanexpeditionin1704,Selkirkhadanargumentwithhisship’scaptain.Selkirkthoughttheshipwasnotsafeandwasabouttofallapart.

Whentheshipstoppedataremoteislandtogetfreshwater,Selkirkgotoff.Hetriedtogettheothercrewmemberstoleavewithhim,butnobodywould.Theshopthensailedawaywithouthim.Selkirkspentfouryearsandfourmonthsonhisownontheisland,knownasAguasBuenas.

Selkirkwasfinallyrescuedbyashipthatvisitedtheislandin1709.Theship’scaptainwasgratefultoSelkirkbecauseheprovidedfoodforthecrewwhentheyarrived.

NowarchaeologiststhinktheyhavefoundtheremainsofSelkirk’scamponAguasBuenas.Theyfoundtwodeepholesthatwouldhaveheldwoodenposts.ThearchaeologistssaythisisevidencethatSelkirkbuiltashelterthere.Thepostholesarenearafreshwaterstream.Theyarelocatedquitehighup,whichwouldhavemeantthatSelkirkwasabletowatchoutfortheshipsingclosetotheisland.

Themostinterestingevidence,thearchaeologistssay,ispartofapieceofequipmentusedbysailorstonavigate（导航）.HistoriansbelieveSelkirkwasanavigator,sotheinstrumentcouldhavebelongedtohim.

RobinsonCrusoewaspublishedtenyearsafterSelkirkwasrescued.MostexpertsthinkDanielDefoeheardandreadstoriesaboutSelkirk,whichinspiredhimtowritethebook.

24.WhydidSelkirkchoosetolandontheremoteisland?

A.Becausehehadquarrelswiththecrewmembers.

B.Becausethecaptainorderedhimtogetfreshwater.

C.Becausehewantedtogoonanadventurethere.

D.Becausehethoughttheshiphewasonwasindanger.

25.WecaninferfromthetextthattheshipthatvisitedAguasBuenasin1709_______.

A.lostitswaywhilesailing

B.lackedfreshwateruponarrival

C.wasbeingnavigatedbySelkirk

D.wasrunningoutoffooduponarrival

26.HowcouldSelkirkseeshipsthatmightrescuehim,accordingtoarchaeologists?

A.Byaskingthecrewmembersontheships.

B.Bysendingmessagestotheships’captains.

C.Bywatchingfromhisshelterhighontheisland.

D.Byusingapieceofequipmentusedtonavigate.

27.Theauthorwrotethetextto_______.

A.explaintheoriginofRobinsonCrusoe

B.promotesalestoRobinsonCrusoe

C.criticiseAlexanderSelkrik’sdeeds

D.praiseDanielDefoeforhiswritinginspiration

C

WeChinesearenotbighuggers.Ahandshakeorapatontheshoulderisenoughtoexpressourfriendshiporaffection（love）tooneanother.Sowhenournewly-acquaintedWesternfriendsreachoutinpreparationforahug,someofusfeelawkward.Manyquestionsgothroughourhead.WhereshouldIputmyarms?

Undertheirarmpitsoraroundtheirneck?

WhatdistanceshouldIkeep?

Shouldourcheststouch?

It’sevenmoredifficultwithfriendsfromsomeEuropeancountries.ShouldIkissthemonthecheekwhilehugging?

Whichside?

Orisitbothcheeks?

WhichsideshouldIstarton?

Butitisn’tjustpeoplefromculturesthatareconservative（保守的）inexpressingphysicalcontactwhofindhuggingconfusing．Hugscancausedisfortorevendistress（pain）inpeoplewhovaluetheirpersonalspace．

InarecentarticleforTheWallStreetJournal,USpsychologistPeggyDrexlersaidthatalthoughtheUSremainsa“mediumtouch”culture,Americansdoseemtobehuggingmore.Frompoliticianstocelebrities（famouspeople）,hugsaregiventofriends,strangersandenemiesalike;whethertheyarewillingornot;andthepublichasbeenquicktopickupthepractice.

Publicfiguresknowthatnothingexpresseslikeability（亲和力）likeagoodhug.USFirstLadyMichelleObamahasputherarmsaroundicyforeignleaderslikeRussianPrimeMinisterDmitryMedvedevandtheQueenofEnglandonthelatteroccasionactuallybreakingtheruleofroyalmanners.

Butnotallaregratefultobeembraced（hugged）,evenbythemostinfluentialandfamous.Tothem,anyhugisoffensive（冒犯的）ifit’snotsincere.

AmandaHess,writingforUSmagazineSlate,sayspublicfiguresshouldstopimposing（强加）hugsoneveryonetheymeet.Forthem,ahugisrarelyagestureofsincerefellowship,passionoraffection.It’sallpartofashow.Hugsarefalselyintimatepowerplaysusedbypublicfigurestoestablishtheirsocialdominance（主导）overthoseintheirgrasp.

CeciliaWalden,aBritishjournalistwritingforTheTelegraphwholivesinNewYork,holdsthesameopinion.“Power-hugging”,asshecallsit,is“anoffenderdressedupaskindness”.IthasbeeafashionintheUSwhere“bossesarealreadyembracingtheirstaff（eithershortlybeforeorafterfiringthem）,menandwomen,theirfriendso