河北省大名县第一中学高三英语月月考试题清北班一.docx

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河北省大名县第一中学高三英语月月考试题清北班一

河北省大名县第一中学2020届高三英语9月月考试题（清北班一）

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）

请听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。

1.Whatarethespeakersplanningtodo?

AHaveapicnic.BMakesomesandwichesC.Attendabarbecueparty

2.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.JobB.ApictureC.Auniversity.

3.Whereisthewoman’sDusmartSpeaker?

A.Inthebedroom.BInthekitchenC.Inthesittingroom

4.Whatdidthemanbuythismorning?

A.TrainersB.SocksCJeans

5.Whatdidthemanlikebestabouttheshow?

A.ThesingersB.Thecostumes.C.Thedancing

第二节（共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分2.5分）

请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。

清听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofthemanssummerJob?

A.TiringB.Interesting.C.Well-paid

7.WhatjobisTammydoingduringthesummer?

AFruit-picking.BDog-walkingCBabysitting.

请听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatwillthemandoat2:

00pmprobably?

ASelldictionaries.BHaveaninterviewC.Workintheoffice

9.Wherewillthemanbearound5:

00pm?

AInaclassroom.BAtacompany.C.Atacoffeeshop.

请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whattypeofinsurancedothespeakerschoose?

i

A.ThebronzeB.ThesilverC.Thegold

11.Howwillthespeakersprobablypay?

A.Bycreditcard.B.ByAlipayC.Incash

12.Whenwillthespeakersleave?

A.OnFriday.B.OnSaturday.COnSunday.

请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Howlongwilltheman'scourselast?

A.Forfourweeks.B.ForsixweeksC.Foreightweeks

14.Howdidthemanknowtheschool?

AFromafriend.BFromanewspaper.CFromacompany.

15.Whichlanguagecantthemanspeak?

A.FrenchB.GermanC.Chinese

16.Whatdoesthemanthinkisthethirdfactorinchoosingaschool?

A.TeachersBRecommendationsC.Location

请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.HowdidthespeakergototheSouthIsland?

A.BybusB-ByboatC.Bycar.

18.Wherewasthespeakersseconddestination？

A.NelsonBKaikouraC.BullerRiver

19.Whatwasthespeakereagertosec?

A.OceanbirdsBDolphinsC.Whales

20.Whendidthespeakerhurtherfoot?

A.WhileridingahorseBWhilerowingaboatC.Whileclimbingtherocks

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

DiscovertheLondonMuseumofWaterSteam

Doyoueverturnonthetapandwonderwherethewatercomesfrom?

BeamazedbythemassivehistoricenginesthatpumpedThameswatertoLondon’staps,and

exploreLondon'sexcitingwaterypastatournewlyrefurbishedMuseum.

Followwatersfascinatingjourney

VictorianLondonurgentlyneededwatertokeepitsmassivelygrowingpopulationcleananddis-

ease-free.

Gethands-ontofindoutmoreaboutthedetailsofthecapitalswaterypast,andwater’srole

intheVictorianbattleforpublichealth,inournewinteractiveWaterworks.IntheWaterworksand

thenewoutdoorSplashZoneyoucantestyourmusclepowerasyouhaveagoatwater-pumpingmachinesfromthroughoutthecenturies

Jointheteam

TheMuseumhasasmallstaffsupportedbyalargeandenthusiasticvolunteerbase.Rolesrangefromworkingontheadmissionsdesktodrivingtheenginesandmaintainingthebuildings.Email

volunteer@waterandsteam.org.uktoapplytobecomepartofthefamily!

KeepusinSteam!

TheMuseumisanot-for-profitcharitythatreceivesnoexternalrevenuefundingfromthe

governmentorprivatebodies.YoursupportwillhelptheMuseumstayopenallyearround,withthe

enginesandrailwaysteaming,andexcitingeventsforallages.Supportusbybecomingatrustmem-

ber,volunteeringorgivingadonation.

BecomeaTrustMember

Helppreservethishistoricsiteforfuturegenerations.TrustmembershipgivesunlimitedvisitstoheMuseum.JoinattheMuseum,viaourwebsite,oremailmembership（@waterandsteamorguk

21.Whatcanyoudointhemuseum?

A.FindoutwhereLondon'stapwatercomesfrom.

B.LearnaboutthehistoryofBritishtapwater.

C.BuildyourbodyintheoutdoorSplashZone.

D.learnhowtapwatercureddiseasesinVictorian

22.Whatdoesavolunteerdointhemuseum?

A.CollectdonationsB.Operatemachines

C.ActasatourguideD.Becometheirstaff

23.Whichistrueaboutthemuseum?

A.Itisopentopeopleunder18B.Itisfundedbythegovernment

C.Youcanbecomeamemberonline.D.Itdoesn'tacceptindividualdonations

B

Thereisanewsuperheromoviecomingout.Thenew3-Dfilmstarsadifferenttypeofsuperhero.Theyaredogswhosepowershavehelpedsavepeopleandanimals.

Throughtheendoftheyear,youcanseesixamazingdogsinactionin"SuperpowerDogs

TipperandTonyaresupersniffers.ThetwobloodhoundsusetheirincrediblesenseofsmelltotrackpoacherswhohuntandkillendangeredanimalssuchaselephantsandrhinosinKenya.inEastAfricaReefisagreatlifeguard.Hersize,strength,webbedpawsandwaterprooffurenablehertorescuepeopleatriskofdrowningalongthecoastofItaly.Shecanswimthroughwateranddragasmany

assixpeopleonaliferaft.

Thesedogsaren'tbornwiththeirpowers,though.Theylearntheirskillsthroughtrainingand

practice.YoucanseeasuperdoginthemakingbywatchingHaloonscreen.WhenLabradafirstmet

Haloasapup,shewasimpressedbytheDutchshepherd'sintelligenceandalertness.

ThefilmshowshowLabradatrainedHalo,preparingherforabigcertificationtest.Halohadto

hearingtosearchforhiddenpeople.Shelearnedtowalkonnarrowboards,climbladdersandignoredistractionssuchasfoodortoys.

Oneofthesuperdogs,Ricochet.startedtrainingasaservicedog.Herhandlersoonrealized,

lthough,thatRicochetwasbestatsensingemotionsandcalmingsadorfrightenedpeople.Inthe

movie,hergentlepresencereassuresalittleboywhoislearningtosurf.

‘’MydogandIareateam,"saidLabrada,whoispreparingwithHaloforthebusyhurricane

season.Togetherwecandothingsthatwecan'tdoseparately.Thebond,thattrust,isactually

Therealsuperpower.

24.WhydoesthedogReefneedtobestrong?

A.Shehastoclimbladders

B.Shehastobeabletoclimbladders.

C.Shehastodragpeopleonaliferaft.

D.Shehastogointodestroyedbuilding

25.HowdidthedogRicochetaffectpeople?

A.ShecalmsthemB.Shefrightensthem.

C.ShemakesthemsadD.Shemakesthemexcited

26.Howdidthedogsinthemoviebecomesuperheroes?

A.Theyworkedinthemoviewithhumansuperheroes

B.Theylearnedskillsthatenabledthemtobesuperheroes

C.Theyweretrainedtoactassuperheroestobeinthemovie

D.Theywerebornwiththesameskillsthathumansuperheroeshave

27.Whatisthearticlemainlyabout?

A.Ahumanwhotrainsdogs

B.Toysandfoodthatdogslike

C.Amovieaboutspecialdogs.

D.Thewayofhowtotraindogs.

C

ThesmallNorwegianislandofSommaroysitsnorthoftheArcticCircle.Thesundoesnotrise

duringthewinter,For69daysinsummer,itdoesn’tset.Needlesstosay,residentshaveadifferentideaoftime.Theyseeitdifferentlyfrompeoplewholivewherethehoursofthedayaresplitinto

darknessandlight.

KjelOveHvedingisoneoftheislands300orsoresidents.Hewantstoseetimedoneaway

withonSommaroy.InJunehepresentedapetitiontothegovernment.Alltheisland’sresidents

signeditandaskedforSommaroytobecometheworldsfirsttime-freezone.Hvedingsaysthereis

noneedforcertainhoursforschoolorwork."Ifyouwanttocutthelawnat4a.m.thenyoudoit."

hesays.

Mostofuslivebyafairlyregularschedule.Hveding'sideasmightseemstrange.However

thepeopleofSommaroyalreadyhaveafairlycasualapproachtotimekeeping.Thisattitudeissym

bolizedbyallthewatchesthatarestrappedontoabridgefromtheislandtothemainland.Theydon

tneedthosewatchesontheirisland

Doctorshaveadviceforpeoplewholiveinregionswithdarkwintersandnever-endingsummersunlight.Theysaypeopleshouldtrytokeeparegularsleepcycle.Researchshowsthathumanshaveanaturalinternalprocess.Itiscalledthecircadianrhythm.Thisisbasicallya24-hourinternalclock.Itregulatesthesleep-wakecycleandisimportantforhumanhealth.

Operatingasatimelesszonecouldbeachallenge.Therestoftheworldisonschedules.Hved

ingsaysthatheunderstandsplanesandtrainsneedtoleaveandarriveatcertainhours.However,

healsothinksthatpeoplecreateunnecessarystress.Theyputschedulesonthemselves,andhe

thinkstheycouldbenefitfromlookingattimehisway.

Whenyouarefinishedwithwork,please,justputthewatchaway，"hesays

Don'tletthetheclockleadus.

28.WhatcanweknowaboutthepeopleofSommaroyfromtheparagraph3?

A.Theyalreadylivewithoutwatches.

B.Theydecoratedthebridgewithwatches.

C.Theymustgotoabridgetogetwatches

D.Theymustcrossabridgetogettothemainland

29.HowdoesVendingfeelaboutusingwatchesandclocks?

A.Theyshouldneverbeused

B.Theyshouldtakecareofthem

C.Theycanhelppeopleleadbetterlives.

D.Theyarenotnecessarymostofthetime

30.Whichstatementwouldtheauthoragreewith?

A.Therearefewgoodreasonstokeeptime

B.Livinginatime-freecitywouldbedifficult

C.Sommaroywillnotbesuccessfulwithouttime

D.Peopleshouldstopwearingwatchesimmediately

31.Whydidtheauthorwritethisarticle?

A.toexplainhowtimeworksinSommaroy

B.topersuadepeopletostopusingclocks.

C.totellafunnystoryaboutaplaceneartheNorthPole.

D.todescribeanislandwherepeoplewanttolivetime-free

D

Whenthey'reexcited,scaredorhappy,elephantsmakethesoundsyou'reprobablyfamiliar

with.Theyvocalizeinother,morecomplicatedways,too-low-pitchedrumblesoutsideour

hearing.Elephantsmakesoundsatlowfrequenciestoalerteachothertodanger,whichis

thelowerlimitofhumanhearing.Low-