:高三英语月考题单选及完形
ⅰ.multiple choice ( 20 scores
)
1. The_____ voice made all of us _____
especially at that late hour of night.
A frightened; frightening B. frightening; frightened
C.Frightening; to be frightened D. frightened; to be frightened
2. _____, I think, and the problems could be
settled.
A.If you double your efforts B. So long as you keep up your spirits
C.Makng greater efforts D. A bit more
efforts
3. Do you expect_____ to be a possibility that
we shall be able to afford the particular furniture we need?
A.It B. there C. that D. one
4. The students were standing by the West
Lake,_____ swimming suits.
A.all of them wore B. all were wearing
C.all of whom wearing D. all wearing
5. –We want someone to design the new art
museum for us.
--_____ the young fellow have a try?
A.May
B. Shall C. Will D. Need
6. You can’t imagine that a well-behaved
gentleman_____ be so rude to a lady.
A. might
B. need C. should D. would
7. I worked so late in the office last night
that I hardly had time _____ the last bus.
A.catching B. to catch C. having caught D. to have caught
8. –Was the driving pleasant when you went to
Mexico last summer?
-No, it _____for four days when we arrived, so the roads were very
muddy.
A. was raining B. had been raining
C. would be raining D. has rained
9. If the launch in 2010 is successful, China
will be the second country ____ its astronauts onto the moon.
A.
will send
B. having sent C.
sending D. to send
10. –Yao Ming has begun his new season in NBA.
- Yes, he couldn’t have wished for a _____ start to the new NBA year. He
scored 19 points in 20 minutes in the opening game.
A. good
B. better C. best D. nice
11. No one has been able to prove that fish is
_____ better for the brain than many other kinds of food.
A.
some B.
so C. as D. any
12.-_____ do you like to fly, economy or first
class?
-Economy, I think.
A.
How B.
What C. Which D. Where
13. However bad the situation is, the fact
should not _____ the people who are most concerned.
A.
be kept up
B. be kept from C. be kept
on D. be kept in with
14. All morning as she waited for the medical
report from the doctor, her nervousness _____.
A.
has grown
B. is growing C. grew D. had grown
15. They had a pleasant chat _____ a cup of
coffee.
A.
for B.
with C. during D. over
16. If you keep practising your son in
football, he _____ to be a famous player.
A.
wants B.
hopes C. wishes D. promises
17. If you want to see a doctor, you fix a
date with him ahead of time. That is a common _____ in the USA.
A.
sense B.
practice C. rule D. reality
18. – Do you like coffee or milk?
-Both. But I prefer coffee _____ milk.
A.
to B.
for C. with D. from
19.The police came and they soon got the
situation well _____.
A.
by hand
B. in hand C. on hand D. with hand
20.-Mum, it is nice weather. I want to skate
this afternoon.
-Don’t you think the ice on the lake is too thin to _____ your weight?
A. stand
B. bear C. catch D. take
ⅱ.cloze test (20 scores )
Have you ever thought of the
possibility that the earth will be invaded by the people from other Planets?
The evening of October 30th, was just like any other 1
Sunday night to most of
the people of America. Many families were at home 2
the papers or listening
to the radio. There were two programmes that night which 3
large audiences. One was
a comedy and the other was a play
4 by the actor-writer Orson Wells.
The listeners 5 themselves for an hour of comfortable
excitement but, after the opening announcement, the play did not start. 6
there was dance music.
Then just as people were beginning to wonder if something had gone wrong, an
announcer 7 with a dramatic “news-flash”. In an 8 voice, he said that a professor in
an observatory had just noticed “some gas explosions on the planet of Mars”.
This news was 9 by a set of rapid on-the-spot
broadcasts. These told the uneasy listeners news that Martians had come to 10
war on the earth.
Such reporting made nearly everyone believe the “invasion”was really
taking place. At nine o’clock that evening, people in the United States had a 11
feeling of fear. In New York City hundreds of families run away in
great fear from their houses and ran for 12
to the parks. In San Francisco on the West Coast, citizens ran into
the streets and 13 the sky for the invaders. Some
people, thinking they were under gas attack, even 14
wet towels and handkerchiefs round their heads.
As the play went on that night Orson Wells was 15
to see the studio control room full of police. They were warned
about the panic which was 16 traffic and filled the hospitals
with screaming women. They ordered that announcements 17
be made pointing out that it was only a radio play, not an 18
news broadcast. The message was given four times 19
the programme ended, but it was not enough to 20
nationwide fear. Further announcements were made as late as
midnight.
1. A. exciting B. dull C. quiet D. free
2. A. reading B. discussing C. correcting D. checking
3. A. attracted B. won C. cheated D. disappointed
4. A. bought B. produced C. read D. acted
5. A. helped B. prepared C. expected D. enjoyed
6. A. Even B. Besides C. Though D. Instead
7. A. broke in B. broke off C. broke out D. broke down
8. A. excited B. sweet C. angry D. strange
9. A. interrupted B. followed C. stopped D. ended
10. A. fight B. stop C. make D. save
11. A. strong B. little C. unknown D. normal
12. A. safety B. enjoyment C. fun D. protection
13. A. looked B. studied C. started D. searched
14. A. tied B. wrapped C. fastened D. wound
15. A. frightened B. astonished C. excited D. pleased
16. A. stopping B. controlling C. disturbing D. blocking
17. A. should B. would C. will D. shall
18. A. practical B. fight C. actual D. dangerous
19. A. after B. since C. by D. before
20. A. calm B. break C. reduce D. beat
Answers to the paper:
ⅰ. 1-5 BDBDB 6-10CBBDB 11-15DABCD 16-20DBCBB
ⅱ.1-5CAABB 6-10DAABC 11-15AADBB 16-20DACDA
