廣東省江門市恩平馮如紀(jì)念中學(xué)2023年高三英語月考試卷含解析

廣東省江門市恩平馮如紀(jì)念中學(xué)2023年高三英語月考試卷含解析一、選擇題1.NotuntilIhadarrivedhome

myappointmentwithMichaelSmith．A．didIremember

B．thatIrememberedC．whenIremembered

D．hadIremembered、參考答案：A2.Asmostofyouseemconfused,nowI’mgoingtothe_____measures.A.content

B.abstract

C.

D.concrete參考答案：D3.——Whyareyougoingtherenow?

——Why?Atleast_____himleaving.A.prevent

B.toprevent

C.preventing

D.prevented參考答案：B略4.Look!_________todotheworkyesterday,we_____ourselvesjustlikethemA.Ifwehadbegun;wouldhaveenjoyed B.Shouldwebegin;weretoenjoy C.Ifwebegan;shouldenjoy D.Hadwebegun;wouldbeenjoying參考答案：D5.Weare____bydoctorstoeatmorevegetablesandtakeplentyofphysicalexercise.

A.suggested

B.warned

C.informed

D.advised參考答案：D6.—HowcanIusethiswashingmachine?—Well，justrefertothe

．A．explanations

B．expressions

C．introductions

D．directions參考答案：D7.Heprovedhimselfatruegentlemanandthebeautyofhis__________wasseenatitsbestwhenheworkedwithothers.A.advantage

B.appearance

C.qualification

D.character參考答案：A8.．Trythenewcleaner．Justafewminuteseveryday,______youcouldhaveshiningfloorsandfurniture．

A．but

B．a(chǎn)nd

C．or

D．so參考答案：B略9.KimJong-Il,formertopleaderoftheDemocraticPeople’sRepublicofKoreaandtheformerLibyanleaderMoammarGadhafiwerebothdeadattheageof69.Somepeoplejokinglythinkthat’sa(n)______.A.accident

B.consequence

C.symptom

D.coincidence

參考答案：D略10.Soclever

thatJackfeltthathecouldneverliveuptoher.A．hiswifewas

B．ishiswife

C．hiswifeis

D．washiswife參考答案：D考查時態(tài)和倒裝。So修飾形容詞或副詞，放到句首時，常引起部分倒裝；又根據(jù)后面語境可知發(fā)生在過去，故選D。句意：杰克的妻子太聰明了，讓杰客覺得自己從來都不如她。11.Theyoungmandevotedallhehadto______thechildreninthepoorareas.A.

help

B.helped

C.helping

D.behelping參考答案：C12.Notuntil_______asenior-threestudent_______theimportanceofEnglish.A.hebecame;didherealize

B.hebecome;herealizeC.hebecame;herealized

D.didhebecome;didherealize參考答案：A13.Inmyopinion,lifeinthetwenty-firstcenturyismucheasierthan________.

A.thatusedtobe

B.itisusedto

C.itwasusedto

D.itusedtobe

參考答案：D解析:考查短語usedto/beusedto的辨異。結(jié)合句意，“我認(rèn)為，21世紀(jì)人們的生活要比以往舒適的多?！蓖瑫r注意不定式中若含有be/have，省略時常保留be/have。故選D項(xiàng)。

14.Inartcriticism,youmustassumetheartisthasasecretmessage

withinthework.A.tohide B.hidden C.hiding D.beinghidden參考答案：B15.—Jack,thisisthethirdtimethatyouhavebeenlatethisweek.

—Sorry,sir,butIwas____for15minutesonthewayhereinthetrafficjam.

A.heldup

B.putup

C.takenup

D.givenup參考答案：A略16.

advertisementsareofgreathelp,Idon’tthinkweshouldentirelyrelyonthem．A．Since

B．While

C．Because D．As參考答案：B二、填空17.Abeliefs

Bprogrammed

Cstruggled

D

plungedABindependent

ACsuccess

ADdetermined

BCurgently

BDfirmly

CDhopelessly

Agroupofgirls,onapicnicinamountainarea,hadtakenawrongpath.Afterspendingaterrifyingnightinthehighcountry,theywerewandering_60_coldwetandhungry.“Theywillneverfindus,”onegirlsobbed.“Weareallgoingtodie.”Then,an11-year-old,EvancellTowne,steppedforward.“Iamnotgoingtodie,”shesaid_61_.“Ihaveheardthatifyoufollowalittlestreamitemptiesintoabigstreamandfinallyyoucometoatown.Iamgoingtofollowthatstreamwesaw.Therestofcancomeifyouwant.”Evancell_62_resolutelyintothewoodstowardsatinystream.Theothersfollowed,.Formorethanfivehoursthey_63_throughbushesalongever-largerstreambeds.Finally,theyheardvoices,andtheirshoutsbroughttherescueparty.The_64_youngsterhadledthegrouptosafety.

“Abornleader,”peoplesaywhenItellthisstory.Intheirview,peoplelikeEvancellare_65_atbirthtolead,whileothersaredestinedtofollow.Butmyworkwithathletes,students,AirForceplotsandhotelmanagershasconvincedmethatleadersaren’tborn—theyaremade.Menandwomenwhorunorganizations,leadthecommunityandcaptainsportsteamsaretheproductsofstrictparentswhofollowrulesthathelpdevelopaleadershipmentality—strengthofmindand_66_thinking.Theirchildrendonoteasilygiveinunderpressure;theyfollowtheirown_67_.Aleadershipmentalitypaysofftomorrowaswelltoday.Childhoodleadershipinclassandafter-schoolactivitiesismoreaccurateapredictorofadult_68_forbothsexesthanintelligenceoracademicgrades.

參考答案：略18.

Recentlypeoplehavelineduplongqueuesfor61uniqueexperienceinsideapavilion(亭子)inspiteofhotsunorrain---reading．ThepavilionsfirstappearedinBeijing，initially62(inspire)byaCCTVprogramcalled“Readers”,whichisaimedat63(invite)morepeopletoshowofftheirreadingtalent.Citizenscanrecordtheirreading．Eachperson64(allow)toreadintothemicrophoneforthreeminutes．The65(good)readerswillhaveachancetoappearontheCCTVprogram．Manypeoplefromdifferentage66(group)lineupforhoursjusttoreadtheirfavoriteliterature．ThepeaktimeinShanghaiissaidtobeaslong67ninehours．Andtheopeningtimewasevenextendedforthree68(many)hoursonSundaybecauseofthelargecrowds．“It’s

69(total)okayifitdoesn’tmakemesteponthestageofCCTV，”saidacitizeninline．“Iamherejusttoread．”Thereadingpavilion，70willlastabouthalfamonthforlocalstowalkin，hasnowmovedontoXi’an，capitalofnorthwestChina’sShanxiProvince．參考答案：61．a(chǎn)

62．inspired

63．inviting

64．isallowed

65．best66．groups

67．a(chǎn)s

68.more

69．totally

70．which

三、閱讀理解19.Asayoungman,PaulBeierhikedinthemountainsofCalifornia.Sincethen,hehasdecidedtochoosehiscareerasawildlifeprotector.Hewenttoschooltolearnmorefirstofall.Afterheearnedhisdoctor’sdegree,heeagerlysignedupforajobstudyingcougars(美洲獅),whichoncelivedthroughouttheUnitedStates,butnowlivemainlyintheRockyMountainsandwestward.Theyneednotonlyalotoflandtosurvivebutalsoplentyoffoodandplacestoraisetheiryoung.Butmanywildareashavebeendividedbyfreewaysandtakenoverbytowns.ThesmallwildernessareasoftheSantaAnaMountainsinSouthernCaliforniadidn’thavemuchroomforthem.Andyetafewstilllivedthere.Howdidtheydoit?Manybiganimalsaredisappearing.Thosethatsurvivearebeingtrappedinshrinkingpatches(小塊土地)ofhabitat.Apatchmaynothaveenoughspaceorfoodforacougartosurvive.Scientistswonderedifcougarscouldmovefromonepatchtoanother.Ifso,maybehumanscouldpreservewildlifecorridors(走廊)toconnectthepatches,providingenoughroomfortheanimals.Butnoonehadshownthatanimalsusewildlifecorridorsinreallife.Toseeifcougarshadfoundcorridorsthroughlocalsuburbsandfreeways,Paulandhisresearchteamstudied32cougarsforfiveyears.Theyusedadrugtomakeeachcatsleep,buckledaradiocollararounditsneck,andletitgo.Everyday,Paulusedanelectricaldevicethatsendsandreceivesradiosignalstofindcougars,listeningforradiobeepsfromtheircollars.Onceortwiceaweek,hetrailedoneofthecougarsallnight.Hetracedtheirtravelsonamap.Sureenough,someofthemhaddiscoveredpathsfromonesmallparklandtothenext.Onecougarbecamefamousforhistravels.HewasnamedM6:"M"forMale,and"6"becausehewasthesixthonecollaredinthestudy.M6’scorneroftheSantaAnaMountainswasn’tlargeenoughforhim.ChinoHillsStateParkwasnotfaraway,butthetripwasnotsafe.Afterdark,M6usedapavedvehicleundergroundpassagetocrossunderabusyeight-lanefreeway.Heslippedbyaridingstable,andthenpickedhiswaythroughagolfcourseandacrosstwosetsofbusyrailroadtracks.Finally,hearrivedintheshelteredcanyonsof12,000-acreChinoHillsStatePark.There,thecougarfounddeertohunt.Duringayearandahalf,thescientistsrecordedM6makingthisjourney22times!ThenPaullearnedofplanstobuildhouses,gasstations,andamallthatwouldblockM6’spath.Pauloncesaid,"ThelossofthiscorridorwouldguaranteetheextinctionofthecougarfromtheChinoHillsandendangertheentirepopulationoflionsintheSantaAnaMountains."Alocalcitizens’groupcalledHillsforEveryoneraisedmoneytobuythelandandaddittothestatepark.WhenthegroupvisitedthestatecapitalandshowedthemapthatPaulhadmadeofM6’sjourneys,thelawmakerssawhowimportantthecorridorwas.Thelawmakershadthepassagepreserved,withthepavementremovedandwithnativebushesneartheopenings.Whiletrafficroaredabove,M6andothercougarscouldmovesafelybetweenthestateparkandthemountains.Otheranimalssuchasdeer,foxes,andbobcatscouldalsousethecorridor.Paul’sresearchshowedthatwildlifecorridorscansaveanimals.SincehisstudyintheSantaAnaMountains,scientistsaroundtheworldhavebegunrestoringandprotectingwildlifecorridors.65．WhathadhappenedtocougarsbeforePaulbegantostudythem?A.Theyhadbeendrivenawaybyhumans.B.Theirhabitatshadbeenbecomingsmaller.C.Theyhadlivedthroughouttheworld.D.Theiryounghadbeenhuntedbyhumans.66．ScientistsguesscougarscouldsurviveintheSantaAnaMountainsmainlybecause.A.theyfoundplentyoffoodthereB.theirlivingareasweren’tdividedbyfreewaysC.nobodydisturbedthemwhentheyraisedtheirbabiesD.theysucceededinfindingmorefoodandplacestosurvive67．ThepurposeofthestudydonebyPaulandhisteamwasto.A.seehowcougarsfoundandusedcorridorsB.drawtheregularroutinecougarsmovedC.provecougarswerebetteratfindingfoodD.knowhowhumanactivitiesinfluencedcougars68．WhatdoweknowaboutM6accordingtoParagraph5?A.Hefounditdifficulttosurvivenearthecities.B.Hewastheseventhcougarcollaredinthestudy.C.Helikedwatchinghumansplaygolfonhistrip.D.Heriskedmovingfromoneplacetoanother.69．HowdidPaul’sresearchinfluen