:高三英语月考（1）
I. 单项选择：（每小题15分）
1.
Proper first aid can save a
seriously injured person, especially when he is bleeding heavily or
___________.
A. has poisoned B. has been
poisoned C. was
poisoned D. is
poisoning
2.
---Was Tom there when you
arrived?
---Yes, but he _________
home soon afterwards.
A. had gone B. has gone C. is going D. went
3.
---Is he all right now?
---Yes. Who
__________ that such a serious illness could be cured?
A. has thought B.
had thought C.
was thinking D.
would have thought
4.
It is such a good place
__________ everybody wants to go and visit ___________ it is well-known all
over the world.
A. that…that B.
as…as C.
as…that D.
that…as
5.
I saw no more than on bike in
that shop. Will you go and buy _________?
A. some B.
one C.
it D.
any
6.
Once _________, the clock will
go half a month and keep good time.
A. start B.
to start C.
started D.
starting
7.
---Who is the man talking to
the headmaster?
---A professor
__________ a visit to our school.
A. pays B.
is paying C.
paid D.
paying
8.
Charley Oakley, __________NBA
star, hasn’t lost _________ game in the past three years.
A. an…a B.
a…the C.
the…a D.
an…the
9.
If you can make what the
teachers teach __________, you’ll make rapid progress.
A. yours B.
yourself C.
you D.
your
10.
The clock ___________ on the
wall is a present from my grandfather.
A. having hung B.
hanging C.
hangs D.
being hung
11.
---Excuse me, where is the
tea-room?
---It’s over
there. Can I help you with __________?
---No, thanks.
A. anything B.
nothing C.
something D.
everything
12.
When I came to see her
yesterday, she __________.
A. was leaving B.
left C.
has left D.
was left
13.
---How much vinegar did you put
in the soup?
---I’m sorry to
say, _________. I forgot.
A. no B.
no one C.
nothing D.
none
14.
---Did you visit the famous
museum?
---No. We
___________it, but we spent too much time shopping.
A. could have
visited B.
must have visited
C. can’t have
visited D.
should have visited
15.
Here we have beef, fish and
fruit. Help yourself to _________ you like.
A. whatever B.
whichever C.
however D.
whenever
16.
---_________ the window, my
finger was cut unexpectedly.
---I’m sorry to
hear that.
A. Having
cleaned B.
To clean C. While
cleaning D. While I was
cleaning
17.
The microcomputer made in the
USA is cheaper than _________ made in Germany.
A. one B.
it C.
that D.
another
18.
It is well-known to us that it
is such great efforts that all the Chinese athletes have made _________ helped
the Chinese Olympic Delegation get 28 gold medals in Sydney Olympic Games.
A. that B.
in case C.
how D.
why
19.
The Chinese government has
decided to develop the west of China, _________ , I dare say, will benefit the
people there, especially those who are still leading a poor life.
A. what B.
whatever C.
which D.
that
20.
---Hello, Tina. Have you seen
Professor Black lately?
---Yes. He
____________ with his wife when I came to see him one week ago.
A. quarreled B.
was quarrelling C.
has quarreled D.
had been quarrelling
21.
Some people say that ________
British are __________ funny people.
A. the…a B.
/…the C.
the…the D.
the…/
22.
---Don’t you believe me?
---___________,
I’ll believe __________ you say.
A. No…whatever B.
Yes… no matter what
C. No…no matter
what D.
Yes…whatever
23.
---How do you like the
necklace?
---Oh, perfect!
It’s the _________ thing I’m after.
A. exact B.
right C.
just D.
very
24.
He’s late, _________ is often
the case.
A. as B.
what C.
it D.
this
25.
---Now that you like the car so
much, why not drive it back?
---Well, I can’t
afford __________ car.
A. that big a B.
a that big C.
that a big D.
a big that
26.
I had no idea which was better,
so I took __________ of them.
A. any B.
every C.
none D.
both
27.
Bill stood thoughtfully looking
at the door, as the __________ closed it.
A. old friendly
little man B.
little friendly old man
C. friendly old
little man D.
friendly little old man
28.
Unless they are programmed by
humans, computers are nothing more than big pieces of metal. But once
____________what to do, they show extraordinary power in carrying it out.
A. taught B.
teaches C.
teaching D.
to teach
29.
It was at the very beginning
__________ Mr Fox made the decision ________ we should send more fire-fighters
there.
A. when…which B.
where…what C.
then…so D.
that…that
30.
The climb down was even harder;
one of my classmates had his leg broken, yet _______ of us knew where we could
find a doctor.
A. none B.
neither C.
no one D.
nobody
31.
Miss Smith is shy and never
speaks until _____________.
A. asking to B.
spoken to C.
speaking D.
asked
32.
---The dish is delicious!
---Well, at
least it’s ____________ the one I cooked yesterday.
A. as bad as B.
no worse than C. as well
as D.
not better than
33.
The salesman scolded the girl
__________ and let her off.
A. caught
stealing B. caught to
steal C. catching
stealing D.
catching stolen
34.
---Can you give me the right
answer?
---Sorry. I
_________. Would you repeat the question?
A. wouldn’t
listen B. haven’t
listened C.
don’t listen D.
wasn’t listening
35.
Where was __________ you picked
up the wallet?
A. it B.
the place C.
the place that D.
it that
36.
_________, he had a car
accident and was seriously injured.
A. Making things
worse B.
To make things worse
C. Making the
things worse D.
To make the things worse
37.
---Have you seen _______Audi
car I parked here?
---Is it
_________ black one? A young man has driven it away.
A. an…a B.
the…the C.
the…a D.
an…the
38.
The young man rushed home
__________ he heard the exciting news.
A. immediate B.
in a moment C.
the moment D.
as far as
39.
Disco is _________ as any to
lose unwanted weight.
A. as good as a
way B.
as a good way C.
as good a way D.
so a good way
40.
While playing in the garden,
____________.
A. a stone hit
me B.
a stone fell down near me
C. my leg was
hit by a stone D.
I was hit by a stone
41.
---She told me she had met you
in London last year.
---_______ you
_________ her ever since?
A. Had…met B.
Did…see C.
Would…meet D.
Have…seen
42.
wind direction is the direction
________ the wind blows.
A. in which B.
from which C.
by which D.
through which
43.
---_________ helps others will
be helped.
---So I’m
thankful to and try to help __________ has helped us.
A.
Whoever…whomever B.
Who…whoever
C.
Whoever…whoever D.
Who…whomever
44.
The money _________ a black
child was just one fourth for that spent on each white child.
A. was spent to
educate B.
spend on educating
C. spent on
educating D.
to spend on educate
45.
Thousands of trees were blown
down by the high winds, _________ roads, paths and railways lines.
A. blocking B.
blocked C.
having blocked D.
being blocked
46.
Great changes _________ in my
hometown in the past few years.
A. were taken
place B.
have been taken place
C. took place D.
have taken place
47.
I have no idea what ________
while I was asleep.
A. has happened B. was happened C. happened D.
had happened
48.
---Are you going to the
football game?
---No, the
tickets are ________ expensive for me.
A. very much B.
highly C.
so much D.
far too
49.
---Isn’t it about the time you
___________ to do morning exercises?
---Yes, it is.
Would you like to join us?
A. begin B.
began C.
have begun D.
will begin
50.
He is lying in bed, his eyes
looking at the ceiling and his hands ________ behind his head.
A. crossing B.
crossed C.
to cross D.
putting
51.
Was it in 1969 ________ the
American astronauts succeeded _________ landing on the moon?
A. when…on B.
that…on C.
when…in D.
that…in
52.
This computer center is
________ larger than that one in the area.
A. one sixth B.
four nineths C.
fives sixes D.
two third
53.
---_______ will we have to go?
---Just one
mile. Keep walking.
A. How long B.
How far C.
How many longer D.
How much farther
54.
When their first child was
born, they ________ for 3 years.
A. had married B.
got married C.
had been married D.
had got married
55.
Delia is going to join us,
_________ was agreed the day before yesterday.
A. it B.
that C.
what D.
as
56.
You look not a bit older than
you did five years ago. How do you _________ so young?
A. change B.
grow C.
become D.
stay
57.
So funny ________ that
everybody burst out laughing.
A. she looked B.
was she looking C.
did she look D.
had she looked
58.
You’d better change another
book, because _______ page of the book is torn, and _______ cover looks very
old.
A. the…the B.
a…a C.
a…the D.
the…a
59.
Mary ________ my letter,
otherwise she would have gone to the concert.
A. has received B.
ought to have received
C. couldn’t have
received D.
shouldn’t have received
60.
_______ you apologize for what
you have just said _______ it is all over between us.
A. Either…or B.
Not only…but also C.
Whether…or D.
Neither…nor
II. 阅读理解：（每小题2分）
A
I
once brought some foreign friends to visit a Malay kampong a few kilometres
outside the city. These friends from Australia were rather interested in
finding out how Malay villagers lived. I decided the best way was to take them
to an actual Malay kampong where they could see for themselves.
The
kampong we visited was a seaside kampong. Naturally most of the kampong folk
were fishermen although some were engaged in other jobs.
There
were about thirty houses –most of them were wooden structures with attaproofs.
There were no fences to separate the houses ----they had a sort of communal
garden. Each family had its own small plot of land where they planted flowers
or vegetables. They had no piped water supply but depended on wells for their
water.
The
kampong folk kept ducks and chickens which were allowed to wander freely about
the compound. The visitors were surprised that the people in the kampong were
so friendly and helpful towards one another. Although they shared communal
gardens or compounds, there was no bickering or quarrelling.
Most
of the houses were built on stilts and we also found large numbers of coconut
trees growing within the kampong. We were invited into one of the kampong
houses for some refreshments. Later the visitors took some photographs and
walked round the village. We thanked the headman for allowing us the
opportunity of visiting the village.
1. According to the writer, _____.
A. all of the kampong folk were fishermen B.
most of the kampong folk were farmers
C. most of them earn their living by fishing D. not one of them was a fisherman
2. Most of the kampong houses were_____.
A. stone structure B.
made of wood and attap
C. made of mud D.
made of cement and wood
3. The visitors were surprised because
____.
A.
the kampong was so dirty
B.
B. the kampong folk were so
kind and friendly
C. the kampong folk were always quarrelling
D. the villagers kept so many ducks and chickens
4. The kampong houses _____.
A. stood on stilts B.
were built on the sea
C. were built on tree tops D.
stood on the rocks
5. The kampong the writer and his friends
visited______.
A. had piped water supply B.
used sea water
C. depended on wells for their water supply D. had no water supply at all
B
New
Year’s Day is the world’s oldest celebration. In fact, ancient people
celebrated the new year even before they had exact ways of measuring time. New
Year’s Day also is the one holiday that is observed everywhere in the world, by
people of all national and religious(宗教的)groups.
Not
everyone celebrates the new year at the same time, members of the Russian
Orthodox(东正教)Church,
for examples, observe it on January thirteenth. The Chinese celebrate at
different times each year, sometime between January twenty—first and February
nineteenth. But the majority of people today—including Americans –celebrate the
new year on January first.
In
some countries, the New Year’s holiday is the most important celebration of the
year. This is not true in the United States, even though it is a celebration
that many people enjoy. One reason may be that Christmas comes just one week
before the new year. Christmas is American’s biggest holiday. And many people
give it the importance that people in other countries give the start of a new
year.
The
most popular way to welcome the new year in the United States is with a big
party. Some parties are at private homes. But in recent years, it has become
more and more common for Americans to go to a hotel or eating place on the
night of December thirty—first. There, they can eat a big dinner, drink
champagnes, and dance to orchestra music deep into the night.
6. The best title of this short passage
would be ____.
A. The Oldest Holiday B.
The History of the New Year’s Day
C. New Year’s Celebration D.
The Most Important Celebration
7. It can be learned from the text that
____.
A. different countries celebrate the new year at different time
B. all the countries celebrate the new year at the same time
C. people began to celebrate the new year when they could measure
time exactly
D. some countries, such as Russia, China and so on do not celebrate
the new year
8. Some Russians celebrate the new year on
_____.
A. January first B.
January thirteenth
C. January twenty-first D.
February nineteenth
9. The New Year’s holiday is not the most
important to Americans because_____.
A.
they do not enjoy the
celebration
B.
B. they do not think it the
start of a new year
C.
Christmas day is the beginning
of a new year
D.
D. Christmas comes before the
new year
10. Nowadays the most common way to welcome
the new year in America is to ____.
A. hold a private party at home B.
sing and dance at a hotel
C. have a big party at eating places D.
attend church services
C
Plants
seem to know which way is up and which way is down; moreover, they seem to know
right from left. If a cutting from a poplar（白杨）tree is kept alive, new shoots will grow from the end that grew on
the top in the tree.
There
is no clear difference between the top and the bottom of the living stick, even
under a microscope. Even so, the stick will not send out shoots from the end it
regards as bottom even if this end happens to be top!
Scientists
studying this subject further split their cuttings. To their surprise, they
made another interesting discovery. A good many more young leaves grew on the
right-hand side of the split surface than on the left. They split the stick
again and found that the young leaves again grew on the right sides.
The
results of the entire study showed that 40-60%of the cutting preferred the
right side, proving that growing plants are usually “right-handed”.
11.
“Up” and “Down” on a cutting
are decided by the _____.
A.
position in which the cutting
is planted
B.
B. “up” and “down” of the earliest plant
C.
kind of plant from which the
cutting was taken
D.
D. size of the cutting
12.
If a cutting is placed upside
down in the lab, _____.
A. the earliest
“up” will begin to grew leaves B. the part
on top will begin to grow leaves
C. leaves will
grow at either end D.
the cutting will not develop at all
13.
If the cutting is split in
half, the young leaves will ______.
A. appear mostly
on the right surface B.
all appear on the left surface
C. not grow at
all D.
grow on the “down” end
14.
When the scientists split the
sticks a second time, the cuttings_____.
A. failed to
grow young leaves
B. appeared to
lose knowledge of their earliest “up” and “down”
C. no longer
showed knowledge of left and right
D. still showed
“right-handedness”
15.
The best title for this article
is ______.
A. A Well-known
Plant Experiment B.
Growing Plants Have a Sense of Direction
C. How Plants
Grow D.
The Basic for Right—handedness
D
When you buy a
T-shirt, or a fur coat in a store , it often carries a label(标签)telling who made it or from which
shore it was bought. Indeed, some label show the dress is famous and it is very
expensive, so buyers secretly wish they might be carried for ever. On the other
hand, buyers who deal with the cheapest products(产品) would be pleased to do away with labels entirely.
However,
there is another label more important than the one showing from which store the
dress was bought. When a person buys a fur coat, or a jacket from a store, a
label telling what the product is made of should be carried to it.
This
label is required by law. Besides telling what the product on show is made of,
the label should be in clear English and be where one can find it easily. The
information on the label must be the truth.
The
reason for this label is that most buyers today aren’t expected enough to know
exactly what kind of fur or material they are buying. The buyer must believe in
the store that sells the products or in what the labels say.
16.
The law requires that furs
carry a ______.
A. clean label B
clear label
C. white label D
secret label
17.
In the article, the author says
a little about _____.
A. black-market
furs B
managers’ office
C chemical
laboratories D
clothing stores
18.
This article mainly refers to
_______.
A. making furs
and cloths B.
protecting buyers with law
C keeping the
buyer informed D.
businessmen and sellers
19.
The author doesn’t agree that
_______.
A.
buyers buy the clothes without
labels B. clothing
stores sell cheap dresses
C.
all the products have labels D.
labels are not true
20.
Which of the following is true?
A. A T-shirt
seldom carries a label.
B. A fur coat
with a high price often carries a false label
C. A label only
says what material the product is made of.
D. Not all
buyers know the materials they are buying.
E
Japan
has a problem many other countries would envy—his workforce works too hard.
Curing
Japanese workers of disease “workaholism” is proving a difficult job partly
because many of them like work better than anything else, experts say.
Last
month, the Japanese government passed a law for a 40-hourworking week, down
from 48 hours, to let people spend time away from the office or factory. But it
could be many years before average work hours fall to the new level.
In
1985, Japanese worker worked an average of 2,168 hours a year. But people in
Britain worked 1,952 hours, the United States 1,924, West Germany 1,659 and
France 1, 643.
Many
Japanese workers work long hour not only because of devotion and the pleasure
of the job, but also because of fear and inefficiency.(无效).
Many
people feel that if they take a week off, they will lose touch with the
business and fall behind other people. So they would rather stay at their
desks. It is also considered bad form in many offices to leave before the boss.
So workers will sit at their desks pretending to be busy until their boss
finally puts on his jacket and heads out the door.
20.
According to the passage, Japan
is facing a problem because many workers____.
A. take days off
because of disease B.
work inefficiently
C. fear their
bosses D.
do not want to leave work
21.
“Workaholism” is likely to
happen when one _____.
A. has to do a
very difficult job B.
loves one’s work too much
C. works long
hours in a place D.
suffers a lot at work
22.
The passage tells that in Japan
_____.
A. the boss is
usually the last to leave the office
B. the boss is
usually the first to leave the office
C. workers are
usually busier than the boss
D. workers are
the busiest than the boss
23.
The Japanese government is
trying to get workers to _____.
A. work more
efficiently B.
work even harder
C. work fewer
hours D.
stay away from the offices
24.
Why do Japanese work longer
hours than others? Which following reasons are given?
a. They are
driven by a fear of losing their job.
b. They do not
make good use of their working time.
c. They simply
love work and find enjoyment in work
d. They are
inspired by their hard-working bosses.
e. They want to
keep up appearances before their bosses
f. They have to
work long hours set by the government
g. They feel a
need to keep up with development at work
A.
a, b, d, g B
b, c, e, g C.
a, c, d, f D.
c, d, e, f
高三英语月考（1）答卷
班级________________ 姓名___________________学号________________
短文改错：10%
When
I was at five, I was driven to learn how to 1.
______________
read and write Chinese characters that
because one 2.
______________
must write something on the picture one
painted. 3.
______________
Now drawing and painting again helped me to
study 4.
______________
English. So, in order to learn English, I
have to 5.
______________
draw or paint several picture every
evening. I 6.
______________
explained to me that although I had
promised my 7.
______________
grandfather that I will never paint again,
that 8.
______________
was because he did not want me to become
painter. 9.
______________
Now I was drawing it in order to learn
English, so it was different. 10.______________
Keys:
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CBBAC CABDC BAADB BDCDD DBBCB
1. at 去掉 2. that去掉 3.
加had 4.正确 5.
have改为 had 6. pictures
7. me改为myself 8.
will改为would 9.
become a painter 10.
it去掉
