高一11月月考英語試題

高一英語試卷

第I卷一選擇題部分（共60分）

I單項填空（共20小題，每小題0.5分，滿分10分）

1.InsomeplacesintheSouthofChina,carhasalreadybecomepopularmeans

oftransportation.

A.a;theB./;aC.the;aD.the;the

2.It'stoolatetogooutnow.,it'sstartingtorain.

A.BesidesB.MeanwhileC.HoweverD.Anyhow

3.Shebroughtwithherthreefriends,noneofIhadevermetbefore.

A.themB.whoC.whomD.these

4.ThenumberofpeoplewhoEnglishasaforeignlanguagemorethan750

million.

A.learns;isB.learn;areC.learns;areD.learn;is

5.-I'msorry.Iatyoutheotherday.

-Forgetit.Iwasabitoutofcontrolmyself.

A.shouldn'tshoulB.shouldn'thaveshoutedC.musln'lshoutD.mustn'thave

shouted

6.一Hello.CouldIspeaktoTom,please?

—ThisisTomspeaking.

—Oh,it'sgreat.ButIyourvoicejustnow.

A.didn'tknowB.didn'trecognizeC.didn'thearD.don'tknow

7.1didn'tgooutingonNationalDaybecausethebadweatherthedifficulty.

A.addedupB.addedtoC.addeduptoD.added

8.Somegreatpeoplesaiditwastheirprimaryschoolteachersandtheirlessonstheywere

fondofinfluencedtheirwholelives.

A.which;thatB.that;whichC.which;whichD.that;that

9.Thoughhavingfailedseveraltimes,Tim,whodidn'tgiveuphisdream,madehis

dreamcometrue.

A.extremelyB.finallyC.actuallyD.gradually

10.Pikinsistedthatthegirltoworkinthecountryafterhergraduation.

A.besentB.wouldgoC.tobetakenD.shouldtake

11.Iaskedmybossforamonth'sholidayand,,sheagreed.

A.what'smoreB.thatistosayC.believeitornotD.inotherwords

12.--Itshouldn'ttakelongtoclearupafterthepartyifweallvolunteertohelp.

…That'sright..

A.ManyhandsmakelightworkB.Somethingisbetterthannothing

C.Themore,thehappierD.Thesoonerbegin,thesoonerdone

13.一ThankyouforgivingusawonderfulChinesedinner,Ms.Wang.

A.Oh.TmafraidIdidn'tcookverywell.B.Fmgladyouenjoyit.

C.Comeagainwhenyouarefree.D.Ifsnotpoliteofyoutosayso.

14.Becausetheshop,alltheT-shirtsaresoldathalfprice.

A.hascloseddownB.closeddownC.isclosingdownD.hadhadcloseddown

15.Whentheyknewtherewasapandainthezoo,thechildrencouldwaittoseeit.

A.almostB.nearlyC.hardD.hardly

16.Ican'trememberhowmanyyearsagoafightbrokeoutbetweenthehusband

andthewife.

A.itwaswhenB.wasitthatC.itwasthatD.wasitwhen

17.—Haveyouanyideawherehecomesfrom?

—Judgingbyhis,hemustbefromHunan.

A.toneB.styleC.voiceD.accent

18.YangZiqiongissaidtointhenewfilmRainofSwords.

A.actleadingpartB.makealeadingroleC.playleadingpartD.playaleadingpart

19.Theupdateofthemachinesshouldthemostadvancedtechnologyatpresent.

A.keepapaceofB.keeppacewithC.keeppaceofD.keepapacewith

20.一Howmanytimesdidyougooutforawalklastweek?

—,twice.

A.GenerallyspeakingB.ItdependsC.AsusualD.Inotherwords

II.完形填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）

OneafternoonIwenttoanartmuseumandIwaslookingforwardtoaquietviewofthe

masterpiece（名作）.Ayoungcouplelookingatthepaintingsaheadofmetalked21between

themselves.Iwatchedthemamomentand22shewasdoingallthetalking.

Iadmiredhispatiencefor23upwiththetalkativeness.Annoyed（惱怒）byhernoise,

Imovedon.I24withthemseveraltimesasImovedthroughthedifferentroomsofart.

25Iheardhercontinuoustalking,Imoved26quickly.Iwasatthecounterofthegift

shopwhenI27thecouplegoingtotheexit.Beforetheyleft,themantookoutawalking

stickandthentapped（敲）his28intothecoatroomtogethiswife'sjacket.

“He'sa（n）29man,“theclerkatthecountersaid."Mostofuswould30if

weareblindedatsuchayoungage.Duringhisrecovery,hesaidhiswifewouldn'tchange.So,as

before,heandhiswifecomein31thereisanewartshow.”

“But32doeshegetoutoftheart?”Iasked."Hecan'tsee.”

“Can'tsee!You're33.Heseesalot.MorethanyouorIdo.”Theclerksaid.uHis

wife34eachpaintingsohecanseeitinhis35

I36somethingaboutpatience,courageandlovethatday.Isawthe37ofa

youngwifedescribingpaintingstoapersonwithout38andthecourageofahusbandwho

wouldnotallow39tochangehislife.AndIsawthelove40bytwopeopleasI

watchedthiscouplewalkawayhandinhand.

21.A.continuouslyB.carefullyC.sadlyD.happily

22.A.heardB.suggestedC.foundD.insisted

23.A.keepingB.stayingC.comingD.putting

24.A.metB.quarreledC.watchedD.hated

25.A.AsthoughB.NowC.EachlimeD.Eversince

26.A.onB.awayC.inD.out

27.A.watchedB.consideredC.realizedD.noticed

28.A.wayB.wifeC.theroadD.direction

29.A.patientB.unluckyC.braveD.clever

30.A.giveinB.giveupC.giveawayD.giveback

31.A.wheneverB.whereverC.howeverD.whoever

32.A.whenB.ifC.whetherD.what

33.A.rightB.wrongC.foolishD.careless

34.A.paintsB.buysC.admiresD.describes

35.A.eyesB.earsC.headD.mouth

36.A.learnedB.foundC.judgedD.considered

37.A.kindnessB.wordC.courageD.patience

38.A.stopB.sightC.hearingD.mind

39.A.blindnessB.abilityC.careD.carelessness

40.A.shownB.givenC.sharedD.received

III閱讀理解（滿分30分）

A

GardenbuildingisconsideredanimportantpartofChineseculture.Somepeoplesaythatif

youhaveneverwalkedthroughaChinesegarden,youcannotsaythatyouhavereallyvisited

China.

TraditionalChinesegardensarelocatedinNorthChinainsuchplacesasBeihaiPark,the

SummerPalace,theForbiddenCity.Inlargerimperialgardens,themainbuildingsareconnected

byanimaginary（虛構的）lineinthemiddleofthegardenonthenorth-southaxis（軸）.Other

featuresofimperialgardensarecolored-paintings,man-madehillsandlakes.

Mostprivategardensarefoundinthesouth,especiallyincitiessouthoftheYangtzeRiver.

Privategardensweremostlybuiltatonesideoratthebackofthehouses.Aroundthebeautiful

scenearesmallopenareaswithbeautifulshaped-doorsthroughwhichvisitorscanenjoythesights.

Theyareopenonallsidesandareoftennearthewatersothatthewholescenecanbeenjoyed.

Suzhou,knownasthehomeofgardens,displaysthemostandthebestChinesetraditionalprivate

gardens.DifferentpartsofitareexamplesofthegardenstyleoftheSong,Yuan,MingandQing

Dynasties.

Thelandscapegardencontainsanumberofpleasantnaturalscenesandsomefairytales.The

ancientChineseusedtocallthegardenlandscape"Jing”,whichmeans“scene“inEnglish.Good

examplesincludethetenWestLakeScenesinHangzhou,thetwenty-fourslimWestLakein

YangzhouandtheeightDarningLakeScenesinJinan.

41.Thepassagetellsmainlyabout.

A.animportantpartofChineseculture

B.thecharacteristicsofdifferentstyleofChinesegardenbuilding

C.whereforeignerscanfindChinesegardens

D.howtoappreciateChinesegardens

42.WhichofthefollowingisNOTafeatureoftheimperialgarden?

A.Thereisanorth-southaxisinthecenterofgarden

B.Thereareman-madehillsandlakesinthegardens.

C.Theywerebuiltbecauseofsomefairytales.

D.Theyhavecolored-paintings.

43.Inthethirdparagraph,theunderlinedword“They”referto.

A.privategardensB.beautifulscenesC.thehousesD.riversandlakes

44.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.ChinesepeopleofteninviteforeignerstovisitaChinesegarden.

B.ThelandscapegardenreflectsdifferentstylesoftheSong,Yuan,MingandQingDynasties.

C.AllthreekindsofgardensmakeuptheimportantpartofChineseculturewhichis

appreciatedbythepeopleallovertheworld.

D.Peopleenjoytheprivategardensmorethanothertwostyles.

B

Itseemsthatgreatartistsandscientistsoftensufferfrommental（精神的）problems.Both

EinsteinandDickenshadmentalillness.Nowscientistshavestartedtolookatwhethermental

illnessandgenius（天才）arelinked（聯系）.

Dr.AdeleJudastudied5,000creativepeopleinGermany.Shefoundthereweremorepeople

withmentalillnessinthisgroupthaninthegeneralpopulation.Poetshadthehighestrate（比例）of

mentaiillness,followedbymusicians,withlowernumbersforpaintersandarchitects.

Otherscientistsdidresearchwhichalsoshowedastronglinkbetweenmentalproblemsand

creativity.But,itdidnothingtoexplainit.

Dr.RuthRichardsofHarvardUniversitymadeabreakthrough.Insteadofstudyingcreative

people,shetookagroupofpsychiatric（精神病的）patientsandtestedthemforcreativity.The

patientsgotmuchhigherscoresthananormalgroup.

Also,thepatients5closerelativesweremuchmorecreativethanthepatientsandanonnal

group.Thissuggeststhatthekeytothelinkbetweencreativityandmentalillnessisinour

genes（基因）.

Butthisisaproblem.AccordingtoDarwinism,harmfulgenesshouldberemoved.Some

scientistsbelievethatevolution（進化）hascreatedabalance,wherethemadnessofafewpeople

leadstothedevelopmentofthewholehumanrace.

Geniusesmaybemad,badorjustdifficulttounderstand,buttheirdiscoverieshaveimproved

theworldwelivein.Itseemsthatalittlecreativemadnessisgoodforusall.

45.AccordingtoDr.AdeleJuda,whichofthefollowinggrouphasthelowestrateofmental

illness?

A.Painters.B.Musicians.C.Poets.D.Busdrivers.

46.Theunderlinedphrase“madeabreakthrough^^inthefourthparagraphmeans.

A.discoverorfindsomethingnewandimportant

B.makeawaythroughusingforce

C.（ofthesunormoon）appearfrombehind（clouds）

D.suddenlychange（fromaslowertoafasterpace）

47.Whatisthewriter'sattitudetowardmadness?

A.Madnessisharmfultothewholesociety.

B.Alittlecreativemadnessisgoodforusall.

C.Allthetalentedpeoplearemad.

D.Onlythepeoplewithmentalillnesshavemorecreativity.

c

Football,tome,ismorethanjustagame.Ihaveprobablylearnedmorevaluablelessonsfrom

itthanfromschool.

WhenIjoinedtheteamfreshmanyear,Ididn'trealizewhatIwasgettinginto.EventhoughI

hadbeenplayingsincefourthgradeandknewitwashardwork,nothingwouldpreparemeforthe

effortIwouldputintofootballthatyear.Weworkedallsummerintheweightroomandranonthe

track（跑道）togetinphysicalandmental（精神上的）shapebeforetheseason.

See,footballismoreofamentalsportthananythingelse,sorunningonthetrackwasn'tonly

aboutgettinginshape.Wewouldpushourmindsbyrunningashardaswecouldevenifwewere

goingtopassout.Atthebeginning,Iwasimmature（幼稚）andonlythoughtofmyself,

sometimesevengaveupwhenIwastiredorhurt.ThenafterthethirdgameIhadaseason-ending

injury.Imagineworkingallsummerandthenonlybeingabletoplaythreegames!Ineeded

surgery（夕卜科手術）onmyarmandatleastfivemonthstorecover.

Needlesstosay,Imissedtherestoftheseason,butthisactuallyhelpedmerealizethatsince

youneverknowwhenyourlastplaywillbe,youshouldtryyourhardestinfootballandlife.

AfterfreshmanyearIdecidedthatIwouldalwaysgivemybesteffort.Playingvarsity（校隊的）

footballhastaughtmesomuchmorethanjustwhatmyassignmentsareonaparticularplayor

howtoblock.Ihavelearnedtothinkaboutothersfirstandrealizedhowimportantworkinghardis.

Beingwithallmyfriends,evensweatingandbleedingwiththem,reallymadeusbondasagroup

ofhard-workingyoungmenwhoIknowwillsucceedinlife.

48.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?

A.Howtheauthordislikesthegameoffootball.

B.Whentheauthorbegantoplayfootball.

C.Howtheauthorhaschangedhisattitudetofootball.

D.Whatsporttheauthorlikesbest.

49.Inthethirdparagraph,theunderlinedphrase"gettinginshape"probablymeans”

A.becominghealthyB.designingtheplayground

C.losingweightD.measuringthetrack

50.Fromthetextwecaninfer.

A.theauthorjoinedthefootballteamwithaclearaim

B.footballonlybroughttheauthorcertainassignments

C.theauthorneverlostheartwhenhemetwithdifficulty

D.theauthorworkedallsummertogetreadyfortheseason

51.Whatdidtheauthorgetfromhisseason-endinginjury?

A.Agoodlessonaboutlife.B.Agoodchanceontheteam.

C.Agoodrelationshipwithhispartners.D.Agoodrestasheexpected.

D

Havingtoomuchconfidenceisnotgood.Andnow,anewstudyhasprovedthisbyfinding

thatoverconfidentteenagestudentscanstuntcrucial（決定性的）readingskills.

Thestudyshowsaclearconnectionbetweenoverconfidentstudentsandlowreading

comprehension.

“Whilesomeself-confidenceishelpful,overconfident15-year-oldsareoftenbelow-average

（平均水平）readersinall34countrieswestudied,saysMingMingChiu,theleadauthorofthe

study.

“Incontrast,under-confident15-year-oldsaremorelikelytobeabove-averagereadersin

all34countries,9,theexpertadded.

Thedifferenceliesinastudent'sabilitytoexactlyassess（估計）andevaluatehisorher

ownreadinglevel,accordingtoChiu.Thosewhocanaccuratelyassesstheirstrengthsand

weaknessesareusuallyinabetterpositiontoidentifyrealisticgoalsandachievethem.

“Ifanoverconfidentstudentchoosesabookthatistoohard—suchasTheLordofthe

RingsratherthanHarryPotterandtheSorcerer9sStone——heorshemightstopreadingafterafew

pagesandletitsitonabookshelf^^saysChiu.

“Incontrast,amoreself-awarestudentismorelikelytofinishaneasierbookandcontinue

readingmorebooks,5,theexpertadded.

52.Theunderlinedword“stunt"inParagraph1canbereplacedby.

A.improveB.helpC.preventD.find

53.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

A.Under-confident15-year-oldsarelesslikelytobeabove-averagereaders.

B.Overconfident15-year-oldsareoftenbelow-averagereaders.

C.Under-confident15-year-oldsaremorelikelytobebelowaveragereaders.

D.Overconfident15-year-oldsareoftenabove-averagereaders.

54.Peoplewhocanexactlyassesstheirstrengthsandweaknessescan.

A.chooseabetterbookB.gainmoremoney

C.haverealisticgoalsandachievethemD.haveagreatimprovementintheirmarks

55.Amoreself-awarestudentismoreHkelyto.

A.stopreadingafterafewpagesB.putthebookonabookshelf

C.finishaneasierbookD.writebooks

第n卷一非選擇題部分（共40分）

第一節：單詞拼寫（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）

56.ShehasaverylargevandshecanreadEnglishnovelsnow.

57.ThevfromEnglandtoIndiausedtotakesixmonths.

58.Thepolicearetryingtofindtheiofthedeadman.

59.Fromhisdlookweknewnothingcouldchangehismind.

6O.Wehadaverygoodvofthewholeislandfromwherewewerestanding.

61.Sheiss.I'mafraidshewon'tchangehermindeasily.

62.Onemayneverknowthepofknowledgewithoutbeingeducated.

63.Theliftinthattallbuildingwentwrong.Peopleinitgottandhadnowaytoget

out.

64.Oneeveningwhenitwassowarm,Istayedawakeonpuntilhalfpast

eleveninordertohaveagoodlookatthemoonbymyself.

65.HowIwishIcouldmakeajintospaceandseethestarsupclose!

第二節：短文改錯（共10小題，每小題1分，滿分10分）

下面短文中有10處語言錯誤。請在有錯誤的方增加、刪除或修改某個單詞。

增加：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（八），并在下面加上該加的詞。

刪除：把多余的詞用斜線（\）劃掉。

修改：在錯的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫上修改后的詞。

注意：1.每處錯誤及其修改均僅限一詞；

2.只允許修改10處，多者（從第11起）不計分。

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第三節：書面表達（滿分20分）

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英語演講比賽，請根據以下要點準備一篇演講稿，參加該活動。

1.文明行為使校園和諧，也是學生高素質的體現。

2.文明行為：

講禮貌，有愛心；

維護校園環境，愛護一草一木；

勤奮學習，遵守校規；

注意：

1.詞數：100?120。

2.可適當增加細節，以使行文連貫。

3.開頭與結尾已為你寫好，不計入總詞數。

4.參考詞匯：文明行為civilizedbehaviors；和諧harmony0

Goodafternoon,teachersandstudents.Ifeelhonoredtomakeaspeechhere.The

titleis“BeaCivilizedStudent,andConstructaHarmoniousSchool”.

That'sall.Thankyou!

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