海寧高級(jí)中學(xué)高三上學(xué)期月月考考試（英語）

學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精浙江省海寧高級(jí)中學(xué)2012屆高三上學(xué)期10月月考考試（英語）第一部分:英語知識(shí)運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)：?jiǎn)雾?xiàng)填空（共20小題;每小題0．5分,滿分10分) 從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題紙上將該項(xiàng)標(biāo)號(hào)涂黑.I．Multiplechoices:（0．5x20=10％）1．Whatdoyouthinkofthemanagerofthecompany？ Oh，heis______managerwhoispleasanttoworkwith．It’s___pleasuretoworkwithhim． A．the;a B．a(chǎn);a C．a(chǎn);the D．/;a2．TheGrandTheatreislocatedonthecornerof____iscalledthePeople’sSquare． A．whatB,which C．theplace D．that3．In2004,thelonghotsummerresultedinseriouswaterandenergy____inZhejiang． A．difficulties B．problems C．shortages D．obstacles4．_________inthenewspapers，thenewpresidentwilltakeofficenextweek． A．Itisreported B．Whichisreported C．Itisreportedthat D．Asisreported5．Itiswidelyacceptedthatyoungbabieslearntodothingsbecausecertainactsleadto______． A．a(chǎn)wards B．results C．rewards D．prizes6．Whendidheleavetheclassroom?Heleft___youturnedbacktowriteontheblackboard． A．theminute B．thetime C．until D．before7．Theproject______bytheendof2015willgreatlyexpandthecity’stelephonenetwork． A．a(chǎn)ccomplished B．beingaccomplished C．tobeaccomplished D．havingaccomplished8．IknowIwasnotthefirst____,forIsawsmoke_____fromthewindow． A．toarrive;torise B．toarrive；rising C．a(chǎn)rriving；rising D．havingarrived；torise9．Thebuildingissaid____inafireseveralyearsago． A．tobedestroyed B．todestroy C．tohavebeendestroyed D．tobeingdestroyed10．HaveyouvisitedtheScience A．will B．have C．did D．had11．Doyouthinkthethiefenteredthroughthegaragedoor? No．Ifhehad,Idon'tbelievehe_______thelivingroomwindow． A．wouldhavebroken B．hadbroken C．hasbroken D．broke12．We____mostofthetimeworkingontheproject．Thatday____allwork,noplay！ A．havespent;hasbeen B．havespent；was C．hadspent；was D．spent；was13．Ifeelsosorryaboutwhathappenedyesterday．Ididn’texpectyouweregoingtotakeeverythingso____ A．severely B．easily C．seriously D．properly14．Cathyfeltreallybadwhensherealizedshehadlostherwatch．Itwasn’texpensivebutithademotional_____． A．expense B．price C．value D．cost15．—-——-Jane,couldIuseyourpenforafewmoreminutestofinishthispage？ --—-—-Certainly．_________，Steve． A．Helpyourself B．Takeyourtime C．Forgetit D．Enjoyyourself16．_______fromthetopofthemountain，thecitylookslikeabeautifulgarden． A．SeenBTobeseen C．Seeing D．Tosee17．Bob____alotofhisbusinessbyemailthesedayssohedoesnothavetovisithisclientsoften． A．does B．makes C．takes D．brings18．It____havebeenRobertthatparkedthecarlikethat,asheistheonlyonewhocandrive． A．should B．might C．could D．must19．Garyisgoodat______successfulmarketingideasfortheproductsofhiscompany． A．comingdownto B．comingupwith C．gettingoutof D．gettingonwith20．Youcan’tmissSherry．Thathaircutmakesher________inthecrowd． A．goout B．getout C．standout D．lookout第二節(jié)：完型填空(共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）II．Theclozetest：（20x1．=20%) IcamehomeonFriday,April18,fromtwohoursofsandbagging，wonderinghowanyonecoulddothatforsolong．Iwas21_,sweaty,andsorefrommylegsup．Peopleweredeterminedtosavetheir22_．Wedidnothaveschoolthatday． Youcouldn’tswitcha23onTVwithoutseeingthenewsofthe24__．Iwassad．25_theriverwasalongwayfromourplace，Istill26_sorryforthepeoplewhohadto27_theirhomesgounderthefearfulRedRiver．Iwenttobedthatnightwithaterrible28__inmymind． Thenextmorningmymumwokemysisterandmeupandtoldusto29__ourthings．Thewaterwas30__sortoffaraway,butshedidn’twanttotakeany31__． MyfatherbroughtustoRedRiverHighSchoolwherewetookabustotheAirForcebase．Mydadstayedbehindtoworkatthehospital32__therewasashortageof33__．Theplacewestayedinwascalledahangar．Itwas34__andcrowded．MysisterfoundafriendsoIdidn'tseemuchofher．35__Iwasboredenoughtosleep． Thenextdaymydadcameandweallpiledinthecarand36__tomygrandparents’farminSouthDakota．WestayedwithmygrandparentsandwenttoschoolinthesmalltownofLeola．We37_thereonMay29．I38__thatthefloodwatersneverevenenteredourhome．Wewereall39__forthat． Thetownwasdamagedtothetiniestdetail．Thenwesawpeoplecleaningandworkinghard．Thecleaningcontinuedandlife40__，butwewillalwaysremembertheRedRiverthatdestroyedourcity．21．A．dirty B．tidy C．a(chǎn)ngry D．happy22．A．children B．fields C．lives D．homes23．A．program B．channel C．play D．report24．A．flood B．river C．town D．city25．A．Eventhough B．However C．Aslongas D．Ifonly26．A．sensed B．noticed C．felt D．found27．A．observe B．have C．make D．watch28．A．idea B．dinner C．a(chǎn)che D．feeling29．A．fetch B．send C．pack D．throw30．A．a(chǎn)lready B．still C．only D．just31．A．chances B．luggage C．things D．a(chǎn)ctions32．A．though B．because C．while D．until33．A．doctors B．nurses C．cleaners D．patients34．A．noisy B．quiet C．large D．comfortable35．A．Afterall B．Asaresult C．Aboveall D．Asawhole36．A．ran B．drove C．toured D．flew37．A．a(chǎn)rrived B．left C．started D．finished38．A．madeout B．checkedout C．foundout D．figuredout39．A．thankful B．excited C．sorry D．eager40．A．brokedown B．stopped C．ended D．wenton第二部分:閱讀理解（第一節(jié)20小題,第二節(jié)5小題;每小題2分，滿分50分)（partI;Readingcomprehension,20x2=40％）A InNovember1965,NewYorkwasblackedoutbyanelectricityfailure．Thegovernmentofficialspromisedthatitwouldnothappenagain．Pessimists（悲觀者）werecertainthatitwouldoccuragainwithinfiveyearsatthelatest．InJuly1977,therewasarepeatperformancewhichproduceddifferentdegreesofdisorderthroughoutthecityof8，000，000people．In1965,thefailureoccurredinthecoolautumnandatatimeofpeaceandgoodsituation．In1977，thefailurewasmuchmoreseriousbecauseitcamewhenthenumberofpeopleoutofworkwaslargeandthecitywassufferingfromoneofitsworstheatwaves． In1965therewaslittlestealingduringthedarkness,andfewerthan100peoplewerecaughtbythepolice．In1977,hundredsofstoreswerebrokenintoandstolen．Theybrokeshopwindowsandhelpedthemselvestojewellery，clothesortelevisionsets,nearly400peopleweresenttothepolicebutfarmoredisappearedintothedarknessofthenight．Thenumberofpolicemenathandwasfarfromenoughandtheywerewiselystoppedfromusingtheirgunsagainstthemobs（暴徒)thatwerefarmorethanthemandthatincludedarmedmen． Hospitalshadtotreathundredsofpeoplecutbyglassfromshopwindows．Banksandmostbusinessesremainedclosedthenextday．Theblackoutstartedat9：33p．m．，whenlightninghitandknockedoutvitalcables(關(guān)鍵的電纜）．Manystoreswerethuscaughtbysurprise． ThevastmajorityofNewYorkers，however，triedtohelpstrangers，handedoutcandles,andtriedtogetthroughthedarkworldwithouttrafficlights，refrigerators，waterandelectricalpower．For24hours,NewYorkrealizedhowhelplessitwaswithoutelectricity．41．Lookatthefirstparagraph．Whowereright，thegovernmentofficialsorthepessimists？ A．Thegovernmentofficials B．Thepessimists C．Both D．Neither．42．Inwhatwaywastheblackoutof1977differentfromthatof1965？ A．Therewasmuchmoredisorder B．Thistimetheelectricitysupplyfailed． C．Itwasquiteunexpected D．Itcameinthecoolautumn．43．Whydidmanypersonsmanagetoescapethepolice? A．Becausethepolicecouldnotseetheminthedarkness． B．Manyofthemcarriedguns． C．Therewerenotenoughpolicementocatchthemall D．Theywerehiddeninsidebigbuildings．44．The1977NewYorkelectricityfailurelasted______． A．a(chǎn)wholeweek B．twenty—fourhours C．threedays D．a(chǎn)wholenight．B Aftergivingatalkatahighschool，Iwasaskedtopayavisittoaspecialstudent．Anillnesshadkepttheboyhome,buthehadexpressedaninterestinmeetingme，anditwouldmeanagreatdealtohim．Iagreed． Duringthenine-miledrivetohishome，IfoundoutsomethingaboutMatthew．Hehadmusculardystrophy（肌肉萎縮癥）．Whenhewasborn,thedoctortoldhisparentsthathewouldnotlivetoseefive,thentheyweretoldhewouldnotmakeittoten．Nowhewasthirteen．HewantedtomeetmebecauseIwasagold-medalweightlifter,andIknewaboutovercomingobstaclesandgoingformydreams． IspentoveranhourtalkingtoMatthew．Neveroncedidhecomplainorask，“Whyme?”Hespokeaboutwinningandsucceedingandgoingforhisdreams．Obviously，heknewwhathewastalkingabout．Hedidn’tmentionthathisclassmateshadmadefunofhimbecausehewasdifferent．Hejusttalkedabouthishopesforthefuture,andhowonedayhewantedtoliftweightwithme． Whenwefinishedtalking,IwenttomybriefcaseandpulledoutthefirstgoldmedalIwonandputitaroundhisneck．ItoldhimhewasmoreofawinnerandknewmoreaboutsuccessandovercomingobstaclesthanIeverwould．Helookedatitforamoment，thentookitoffandhandeditbacktome．Hesaid,“Youareachampion．Youearnedthatmedal．SomedaywhenIgettotheOlympicsandwinmyownmedal,Iwillshowittoyou．” LastsummerIreceivedaletterfromMatthew’sparentstellingmethatMatthewhadpassedaway．Theywantedmetohavealetterhehadwrittentomeafewdaysbefore: DearRick, MymomsaidIshouldsendyouathankyouletterforthepictureyousentme．IalsowanttoletyouknowthatthedoctorstellmethatIdon’thavelongtoliveanymore．ButIstillsmileasmuchasIcan． ItoldyousomedayIwasgoingtotheOlympicsandwinagoldmedal．ButIknownowIwillnevergettodothat．ButIknowI’machampion,andGodknowsthattoo．WhenIgettoHeaven，Godwillgivememymedalandwhenyougetthere，Iwillshowittoyou．Thankyouforlovingme．YourfriendMatthew．45．Theboywantedtomeettheauthorbecause_______． A．hewasinterestedinweightlifting B．hewantedtogetagoldmedal C．headmiredtheauthorverymuch D．hewantedtheauthortoknowhim46．Theunderlinedpartinthethirdparagraphprobablymeans“_____"． A．Whydoyoucometoseeme? B．WhydoIhavetostayathome? C．Whydoesthediseasefallonme？ D．Whynotgiveagoldmedaltome？47．Wecaninferfromthepassagethat_____ A．Matthewisadeterminedboy B．Rickusedtohavethesamedisease C．Matthewbecameachampionfinally D．RickregardedMatthewasnormal48．Theboyrefusedtheauthor'smedalbecause______． A．hewantedthepictureinstead B．hewouldnotbepitiedbyothers C．hedidnotknowhewoulddiesoon D．hehimselfcouldearnoneinthefutureC Peopleassociatecolorswithdifferentthingsandfeelings．Red,forexample，isthecoloroffire,heat，bloodandlife．Peoplesayredisanexcitingandactivecolor．Theyassociateredwithstrongfeelinglikeanger．Redisalsousedforsignsofdanger,suchasstopsignsandfireengines．Orangeisthebright,warmcolorofleavesinautumn．Peoplesayorangeisalivelycolor．Theyassociateorangewithappiness．Yellowisthecolorofsunlight．Peoplesayitisacheerfulcolor．Theyassociateyellow，too，withhappiness．Greenisthecoolcolorofgrassinspring．Peoplesayitisarefreshing（使人清新的）color． Ingeneral,peopletalkabouttwogroupsofcolors:warmandcoolcolors．Thewarmcolorsarered，orangeandyellow．Wheretherearewarmcolorsandalotoflight,peopleusuallywanttobeactive．ThoseWholiketobewithotherslikered．Thecoolcolorsaregreenandblue．Wheretherearethesecolors，peopleareusuallyquiet． Somescientistssaythattimeseemstogobymoreslowlyinaroomwithwarmcolors．Theysuggestthatawarmcolorisagoodoneforaliving-roomorarestaurant．Peoplewhoarehavingarestoreatingdonotwanttimetopassquickly．Coolcolorsarebetterforsomeofficeswherethepeopleworkingtherewanttimetopassquickly．49．Inthepassagetheword“associate"means____ A．think B．dream C．connectinmind D．imagine50．Coolcolorsarelikedbythepeopleworkingintheofficesbecausethey_____． A．wanttimetogobyslowly B．a(chǎn)rescientistsandenjoythecolors C．oftenhavearestduringtheworkinghours D．wanttofinishtheirworkassoonaspossibleandthenreturnhome51．Warmcolorsaresuitablefor_______． A．offices B．a(chǎn)livingroom C．toilet D．peoplewhodon’tliketobewithothers52．Thebesttitleforthispassageshouldbe“______” A．TheWarmColor B．TheCoolColor C．ColorsandPeople’sLife D．ColorsandScientistsD Everybodytalksabouttheweather：it’sthemostcommonsubjectofconversation，forexample,“Isn’titaniceday?"“Doyouthinkitwillrain?"“Ithinkitisgoingtosnow．”Allthesearethecommonwaysofstartingaconversation． Manypeoplethinktheycantellwhattheweatherisgoingtobelike．Buttheyhardlyeveragreewitheachother．Onemanmaysay，“Doyouseehowcloudyitisintheeast？Itisgoingtoraintomorrow．”Anothermanwillsay，“Yes，it’scloudyintheeast．Wearegoingtohaveafinedaytomorrow．” Peopleoftenlookfortheweathertheywant．Whenafarmerneedswater,helooksforsomethingtotellhimitisgoingtorain;hewon'tbelieveanythingelse．Whenfriendshaveapicnic,theyaresosuretheweatherisgoingtoclearupveryquicklythattheywon'tstopeatingtheirlunchwhileitrains． Almosteveryonelistenstowhattheweathermansays．Buthedoesnotalwaystelluswhatwewant,andonceinawhilehemakesamistake．Still,heprobablycomesclosertobeingcorrectthananyoneelse．53．Whenwestartaconversationwithourfriends，weusually______． A．a(chǎn)sktheirnames B．talkabouttheweather C．sayhellotothem D．a(chǎn)sktheiraddresses54．Whenwetalkabouttheweather，weusuallysay______． A．“Areyoucold？” B．“Areyouwell?” C．“Whatdayistoday？” D．“Whatafineday！”55．Theweatherman________． A．tellsustheweatherwehopefor B．nevermakesamistake C．comesclosertobeingcorrectthananyoneelse D．ShouldbeblamedE E—mailcanbeapowerfulnewtoolinimprovingcommunication（交流）betweenpatientsanddoctors,accordingtooneexpert． “UsingtheInternet，doctorscananswermorequestionsfrommorepatientsinashortertime,”writesDrBasalPal，afamousdoctorinManchester，UK． AccordingtoPal，nearly40％ofAmericanpatientssaytheyusedE-mailtocommunicatewithadoctorinthepast． Henotes，however,thatalthoughpatientshavesuchinterests，onlyupto2％ofdoctorsintheUnitedStatesofferE-mailservice． UsingE-mail,doctorscanmakesureoftheiradviceandpostpatientinformationmaterialsandotherresourcesontheInternet．It’ssaidthatmorethan10,000health-orientedwebsites（網(wǎng)站）alreadyexistnow． However，somepeopleworrythatwidespreaduseofmedicalE—mailmightsetuptwokindsofcareoneforInternet“haves”andtheotherforthe“have-nots”． ButPalpointsoutthat“bytheyear2003nearlyeverylibrarywillofferInternetandE—mailservicesintheUnitedStates”．Thatallowsevenlow-incomepatientstousesuchmeans．PalalsotalksaboutotherpossiblebarrierstotheacceptanceofmedicalE-mail． “DoctorsmaybeunwillingtoofferE-mailservicesforfearofincreasingworkload（工作量）anduncertaintyaboutpayment(付款）forthetimetheyspent,”heexplained,“andpatientsmayworrythattheirmedicalinformationmightbereadbyothers．”“Buttheseproblemscanallbesolved,”headded． “E-mailmayhelpusalotinhealthcare，”Palconcludes．“Patientswanttoknowmorethantheycangetinnormalclinics，”hepointsout，“andtheymightfindcommunicationontheinformationsuperhighway（超級(jí)公路)lessfearfulthanface—to—facedialoguewiththeirdoctors．”56．Thearticleintroducesanewwayofpatient-doctorcommunication_________ A．byE—mail B．byvisitingwebsites C．bysearchingtheInternet D．byusingthecomputer57．Accordingtothetext,somepeopleworrythat_______ A．itmighthavetoserveboththosewhohaveaccess(訪問通道）totheInternetandthosewhoseworkloadisnottooheavy． B．itmightmeetdoubledoubtsfromthedoctorsandpatients C．itmightmaketroublebetweenthosewhocanusetheInternetandthosewhocan't D．itmightmaketroublebetweenthosewhohaveInternetexperienceandthosewhohaven't58．Allthefollowingpointsareadvantages（優(yōu)點(diǎn)）ofusingmedicalE-mailexceptthat______ A．itismoreconvenient B．itislessfrightening C．itenablespatientsanddoctorstounderstandeachotherbetter D．itprovidespatientsmorechoicesoftreatment（治療)59．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“barrier”mean? A．possibility B．danger C．block D．secret60．WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutE—mailintheUSA? A．Everypatientcannotuseit． B．Onlydoctorscanuseit． C．Patientsneedn'tpayfortheirtreatmentbyusingE-mail． D．NootherscanreadtheinformationsentbyE—mail．PartII；．Task—orientedreading．（2x5=10） Thomson中學(xué)學(xué)生Mike,JosephAnna，Ian,和Susan正在計(jì)劃下學(xué)期各自的選修課程．閱讀第61至65題中各自情況說明和A至F六門選修課的介紹,選出符合各人個(gè)性特長的最佳選項(xiàng),并在答題紙上將該項(xiàng)標(biāo)號(hào)涂黑．選項(xiàng)中有一項(xiàng)是多余項(xiàng)．61．Mikespenthischildhoodmostlyinhisfather’sstudy，wherehereadnovelsbyBritishandAmericanwriters．Nexttermhewillbecomeaseniorstudent．Hethinksitistimethathereadmoreoftheirworksandlearnedtowriteaboutthem．．62．Josephisgoodatthelanguagearts,andinhissparetimehelikestowriteshortstories．Itishiswishthathisstorieswouldbeprintedinlocalnewspapers．Soheisthinkingoftakingacoursetodevelophiswritingskills，suchaswordingandparagraphorganization．63．Alovelyandcaringgirl，Annatakesanactivepartinsocialactivities．Sheistryingtowritereportsfornewspapersaboutwhatsheseesandhears．Butfewofthemareacceptedbecauseofpoororganizationofinformation．Shefeelstheneedtoimproveherwritingandcommunicationskillsnextterm．64．Iantraveledworldwidewithhisparentswhenhewasveryyoung．Undertheirinfluence，hebecomesgreatlyinterestedinstoriesoftravelandadventure．Hehopestowritehisownstoriesinthefuture．Sonextterm,hewillchooseacoursetostudythebestwritingofthistype．65．SusancomesfromChina．Asajuniorbackhome,shewrotequitealotofshortstories,someofwhichwerepublishedinnewspapers．HerparentssuggestshereadsomeclassicsbyAsianandWesternwriters．Shethinksithelpfulinherwriting．Sosheisgoingtotakeacourseofthiskindnextterm．THOMSONCREATIVEWRITING-byMrs．A．McClellan Creativewritingisacourseinwhichwestudyandapplythemethodsusedinvariousformsoffictionwriting．Writingisaskillofartinitself．WeareguidedbyEzraPound’sopinion：“Makeitnew．”Creativewritingdoesnotonlyprovideuswithanopportunitytoexpressourselves，butalsoholdourattentiontowordchoice，paragraphdevelopment，andotherskillsusefulinwriting．Journalism—--Dr．E．Brandt Journalismisacourseforseniors,inwhichwewillcoverhowtogather,writeandreportthenews．Wewilldiscusshowinformationis，orcanbe，organized．Thiscoursealsoaimstodevelopcommunicationskillsrequiredofjournalists．American&BritishClassics-—-byDr．E．Walter Aclassicisaliteraryworkthathasstoodthetestoftime．Generationsofreadershaveturnedtoclassicstodiscoverthatwhichisever—lasting．Thoughboththeworksthemselvesandthepeopletheymirror,wemaybetterbeabletoseeourselves．Inthiscourse，wewillreadworksinbothBritishandAmericanLiterature．Wewillwritereviewsofwhatweread．TechnicalWriting———byMr．J．Allen Whatistechnicalwriting?Itisthecoursedevotedtoimprovingyourcommunicationskillsin，for，andthroughtechnology．Activitiesforthiscoursewillhelpyoudevelopcommunicationskillsthatarenecessaryforwritersandspeakersworkingwithtechnologyorinbusiness．Non—fiction-——byDr．M．Timm Thecourseisastudyofnon—fictionthroughreadingmanydifferenttypesofnon-fiction．Thecoursewillalsobeaboutthepossiblechangesinjournalisticreportingandthesharingofpersonalstoriesofvariouspeopleonvarioustopicssuchastravelandadventure．Wewillexaminesomeofthebestwritingintheworldanddealwiththetechniquesusedinthistexttype．WorldLiterature———byMrs． A．McClellan Worldliteratureexaminesthecommonpeoplefoundinqualityliteratureworldwide，fromEuropetoAmerica,fromAsiatoAfrica，andintroducesavarietyofculturalbackgroundatdifferentpointsinhistory．Intheseworlds,wefindnotonlywhatisuniquetoeachculture,butwhatisuniversal．Wearealsoabletotellwhatmakesforagoodstory，nomatterfromwhereorwhomthestorysprings．非選擇題部分（共40分）第三部分寫作(共二小節(jié)，滿分40分)第一節(jié)：短文改錯(cuò)(滿分10分） 下面文中共有10處語言錯(cuò)誤，要求你在錯(cuò)誤的地方增加、刪除或修改某個(gè)單詞。 增加：在缺詞處加一個(gè)漏詞符號(hào)(/\）,并在該句下面寫出該加的詞。 刪除:把多余的詞用斜線（\）劃掉。 修改:在錯(cuò)的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫出修改后的詞. 注意：1．每處錯(cuò)誤及其修改均僅限一詞; 2．只允許修改10處，多者（從第11處起）不計(jì)分.例如: Itwasverynicetogetyourinvitationtospend/\weekendwithyou．LuckilyIwastheamcompletelyfreethen，soI’lltosay“yes”．I’llarriveinBristolataround8pminFridayonevening．Proofreading:（1x10=10） TheSwisspeopleeatsmorechocolatethananyothernation．Switzerlandisalsothecountrywherebestchocolateismade,thoughsomepeopleargueitisinBelgium．Chocolateoriginallyc