高一英语上学期第一次月考试题2.docx

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高一英语上学期第一次月考试题2

湖南省茶陵县第三中学2016-2017学年高一英语上学期第一次月考试题

时量：

120分钟满分：

150分

第Ⅰ卷

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.Whatwillthemandothisafternoon?

A.Gotothepark.B.GotoseeLisa.C.Gotothebeach.

2.Whichsportdoesthewomanlikebest?

A.VolleyballB.BaseballC.Football

3.Wheredoestheconv

ersation

probablytakeplace?

A.AthomeB.Atarestaurant.C.Atasupermarket.

4.Whatdoestheman’sbrotherlooklike?

A.HehasdarkhairB.Heisquitebig.C.Heistall.

5.WhatdoesAnnawanttodo?

A.Findaroom.B.MovetoCalifornia.C.MakefriendswithJane.

第二节（共15小题，每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。

请听第6段材料，回答第6、7小题。

6.Whatismancomplainingabout?

A.Thefood.B.TheserviceC.Theprice.

7.Whichofthefollowingdoesthemannotneedtopayfor?

A.Soup.B.Dessert.C.Drinks.

请听第7段材料，回答第8、9小题。

8.Howmuchshouldthewomanpay?

A.45cents.B.30centsC.15

cents.

9.Whichbuswillthewomanprobablytakeafterthisone?

A.No.6B.No.10C.No.16

请听第8段材料，回答第10至12小题。

10.Whocanplaytheguitar?

A.SamB.Helen.C.Nick

11.WhenwillthemanmeetNick?

A.OnWednesday.B.OnThursdayC.onFriday.

12.Whatdoesthewomanremindthemantobring?

A.AsweaterB.SomefoodC.SomeCDs

请听第9段材料，回答第13至16小题

13.Whendidthemanleavehomeyesterday?

A.At8:

30am.B.At9:

00am.C.At9:

30am.

14.Whywasthemanlate?

A.Helefthomelate.B.Hisbusbrokedown.C.Hehadanaccident.

15.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.AnaccidentB.Anexam.C.Acomposition.

16.WhatdoweknowaboutTim?

A.Heistheman’sbestfrident.

B.Hetookanexamyesterday.

C.Hewonfirstplace.

请听第10段材料，回答第17至20小题。

17.What’sthedatetoday?

A.July4.B.July5.C.July6.

18.WhatwillthetouristsvisitfirstaftertheyarriveinChongqing?

A.Aship.B.Amountain.C.Azoo.

19.WhatwillthevisitorsdoonJuly8?

A.GototheQutangGorge.

B.Attendingawelcomingparty.

C.VisittheThreeGorgesDam.

20.Howlongdoesthetourlast?

A.sixdaysB.FivedaysC.Fourdays.

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中选出最佳选项。

A

“It’sFridayandIdon’tknowwhattodo.Ican’twrite!

”KurtwaswalkinghomewithhisfriendLavina.“Whataboutwritingtwopages?

”sheasked.“You’regoodatwriting,butEnglishismyworstsubject.IfIgetabadgrade,I’llbeinbigtrouble,”Kurtsaid.TheyreachedLavina’shousefirst.“Comeinandhaveasnack,”shesaid.“Mymommadeacakelastnight.”Lavinaputherbooksonthekitchentableandgotthemeachapieceofcakeandaglassofmilk.“Thefirstthingyoudoistodecidewhatyouwanttowriteabout,”shesaid.“I’mwritingaboutmydog.Whataboutthosethingsyouarealwaysmaking?

”

“Telescopes？

Oh,sure,howexcitingitwouldbetowriteaboutthem!

”“Tellmehowit’sdone.”

KurtlookedatLavinalikehewasseeingherforthefirsttime.“Whatareyoudoing?

”

“Idon’tknowallthissoIamtakingnotesonwhatyousay,”Lavinasaid.

“Youdon’thavetodothat.Icanhelpyoumakeatelescopeifyouwant.”

LavinakeptaskingquestionsandmakingnotesonwhatKurtsaid.“Herearethenotesforyourpaper,”shesaid.

“Mypaper?

”KurtstartedreadingLavina’snotes.“Youthinkthiscouldbemyreport?

”

“Sure,justfillinthedetailsIdidn’tcatch.See,youcanwriteifyoufocusonwhatyouareinterestedin.”

AbigsmileappearedonKurt’sface.“Lavina,youaresomefriend!

”

21.WecanlearnthatLavinaandKurt.

A.hadtowriteanEnglisharticle

B.worriedabouttheirgradesinatest

C.werepreparingforanEnglishexam

D.hadtroubleinmakingatelescope

22.WhydidLavinatakenoteswhileKurtwassaying?

A.Tofindthesecretofmakingtelescopes.

B.Tocollectinformationabouttelescopes.

C.ToprepareabriefreportforKurt.

D.Togooverthenotesinthefuture.

23.Bysaying“youaresomefriend”,Kurtmeans.

A.LavinaisatruefriendB.Lavinaisastrangefriend

C.LavinahassomefriendsD.Lavinaisafriendtoall

B

AboycalledMariolovedtohavemanyfriends.Heshowedoffalot,alwaystalkingabouthowmanyfriendshehadatschool.Onedayhisgrandpasaidtohim,“Mario,Ibetyoudon’thaveasmanyfriendsasyouthink.Iamsuremanyofthemarejustacquaintances（泛泛之交）.”Mariodisagreedwithhisgrandpa.However,hewasn’tsurehowhecouldtestwhetherornothisschoolmateswererealfriends.Nowhisgrandpahadsomethinginhishand,butMariocouldseenothingthere.“Takeit.It’saveryspecialchair.Becauseit’sunseen,it’sratherdifficulttositon.Butifyoutakeittoschoolandmanagetositonit,you’llbelieveitsmagic（魔力）andbeabletotellwhoyourrealfriendsare.”

Mariotookthestrangechairandsetoffforschool.Atbreaktimeheaskedeveryonetoformacircleandputhimselfinthemiddlewithhischair.ThenMariotriedtositonthechairbutalwaysmissedandfell.Everyonehadaprettygoodlaugh.Hekepttryingtositonthemagicchair,butkeptfallingtotheground.Suddenly,hetriedagainanddidn’tfall.Itwasthenthathefi

nallyexperiencedthemagic.Lookingaround,MariosawGeorge,Lucas,andDianaholdinghimupsohewouldn’tfall.Meanwhile,manyothershehadthoughtofasfriendshaddonenothingbutlaugh

athim,enjoyingeachandeveryfall.

24.Mariodisagreedwithhisgrandpabecausehe.

A.didn’tlikehisgrandpaB.hadmanyfriendsatschool

C.didn’tbelievehisgrandpaswordsD.likedtohavefriendsandshowoff

25.Mariousedthespecialchairto.

A.findhistruefriendsB.ma

kemorenewfriends

C.lethisfriendsseehisspecialabilityD.provehisgrandpawaswrong

26.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph3?

A.George,Lucas,andDianaweretricked.B.George,Lucas,andDianawereMario’srealfriends.

C.George,Lucas,andDianawouldbeignoredbyothers.D.George,Lucas,andDianawereabletoseethemagicchair.

27.Thestorymainlytellsusthat.

A.theelderlyarereallywiseB.laughingatafriendisimpolite

C.anunseenchairisreallypowerfulD.truefriendsarethosewhocareforus

C

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Boston,MA

617-723-8144

TheBostonPublicGardenwascreatedin1837.Itisfamousforitsbeautifulflowers,plants,thelake,andtheSwanBoatsthathavebeenoperatingformorethan100years.

Openalltheyearround（SwanBoatsbeginrunningonApril14）

Free.SwanBoatsprices:

$2.75adults;$1.50kidsaged2to15

11FrenchDrive

Boylston,MA

508-869-6111

TowerHillBotanicGardenisonlyanhour’sdrivewestofBoston.Thisbeautifulgardenhascoloryear-round,thankstoitsindoorgardens,oldappleorchard（果园）,andhilltopviews.Ithasmanyfestivalsandspecialevents.

Openalltheyearround（closedonMondaysunlessit’saholiday）

$12adults;$7kidsaged6to18;kidsunder6free

67GroveSt.

Sandwich,MA

508-888-3300

ThebesttimetovisittheHeritageMuseumandGardensinSandwichisthelastweekinMayandthefirstweek

inJune,whenthefamousrhododendrons（杜鹃花）grownbyformerownerCharlesDexterareinbloom.Andtherearemanydifferentkindsofflowers.

Openingday:

April14

$15adults;$7kidsaged3to12;kids2andunderfree

380Cory’sLane

Portsmouth,RI

GreenAnimalsTopiary（树木整形）GardeninPortsmouth,RIisgreatforchildren.ThisisthemostnorthernandoldesttopiarygardenintheUnitedStates,startedjustafter1900byJosephCarreiro.Therearemorethan80piecesoftopiarythroughoutthegardens,includinganimalsandbirdsanddesignsusedfordecorations.

Openingday:

May12

$14.50

adults;$5.50kidsaged6to17;kidsunder6free

Pleasenote:

Nostrollers（折叠式婴儿车）orcarriagesallowed.

28.IfonewantstovisitagardenonMonday,April2,heorshemaychooseA.TowerHillBotanicGardenB.theBostonPublicGarden

C.GreenAnimalsTopiaryGardenD.theHeritageMuseumandGardens

29.Ifacouplewitha5-year-oldchildwanttogotoTowerHillBotanicGarden,theyhavetopay.

A.$19B.$24C.$31D.$30.

30.Whatdoweknowaboutthegardenat380Cory’sLane,Portsmouth,RI?

A.ItisdesignedbyCharlesDexter.B.Ithasahistoryofmorethan120years.

C.Visitorscanseerealani

malsandbirdsthere.D.Babiessittinginstrollerscan’tgetin.

31.Thepassageismostprobablytakenfrom

A.asportsbookB.atravelguide

C.amoviemagazineD.anewspaperreport

D

Whathappenswhenwewanttodosomethingimpossible?

Itmayseemunlikely,butitisourtruenature.Itmayseemsilly,butitisourheart’spurpose.

Oncetherewasastrongcamel.Shelikeddancingverymuch.Shewantedtobeaballet（芭蕾舞）dancer.“Tomakeeverymovementathingofbeauty,”saidthecamel,“ismydream.”

Againandagainshepracticed.Sherepeatedthefivebasicpositionsahundredtimeseachday.Sheworkedforlongmonthsunderthehotsun,butnotoncedidshethinkofstopping.

Atlastthecamelsaid,“Now,Iamadancer.”Shegaveaperformanceanddancedbeforeaninvitedgroupoffriends.Shedidverywell.Whenherdancewasover,shemadeadeepbow.

Therewasnoapplause（鼓掌）.Instead,everyonelaughedather“Imusttellyoufrankly,”saidoneofherfriends,“youarelumpyandhumpy.Youdon’thaveanytalentindancing.Youare,liketherestofus,simplyacamel.Youarejustananimal.Youarenotandneverwillbeaballetdancer!

”Withthesewords,theymovedawayacrossthesand,laughingandjoking.

“Howwrongtheyare!

”saidthecamel.“Ihaveworkedhard.Iwillbeagooddancer.Iwilldanceanddancejustformyself.”Thatiswhatshedid.Itgavehermanyyearsofpleasure.

Shepracticedhardandmademuchprogressinherdancingskills.Occasionally,thecamelwaschosentoperformatananimalpartybeforeheroldfriends.Thecamelwasluckybecausesheknewexactly