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1、石家庄市行唐县2022-2023学生高一上学期10月月考英语试题满分150分考试时间120分钟注意事项：I.答卷前,考生务必将自己的姓名、班级和考场填写在答虺仪上.2,回答选开四时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笨把谷超卡上对庖咫口的答案标号除胤，如需改动. 用椎皮擦干件后,再选涂其他答案标号.回答非选择SB时,将答案写在答忠卡上。写在本试卷上无 效.3.考玳结束J6.将本试卷和答88卡并交回.第一部分听力（共时节,满分30分）第一伙共5小题海小就L5分端分75分）听下面5段对话.林段对话后有一个小62.从心中所绘的A、B. C -:个选项中选出此住迭项，井标在 试费的相应位W.听完每段对话后,你
2、都qio秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和留读下一小区，每段对 话仅读一第.1. What tiinc will the meeting begin?A. At 3:00pm. B. At 1:00pm. C. A（ 11:00 am.2. What will （he man do for his liday. C. The leainwurl spirit.8. Wha（ did the woman gel a prize fof?A. Climbing. B. Sailing. C. Walking.所第8段M机回答第10至12盟。9. What is the woman most probabl
3、y?A. A sccrcary. B. A travel agent. C. A business manager.10. Whem will ihe man ineel Dr. Gucci?A. In Ixxidon. B. In Rome. C. In Milan.11. Who is the man going to have luiKh with on Monday?A. Mr. Smith. B. Mr. James. C. Tlw salesman.听第9段材料,回答第13至16虺.12. Why did (he speaker want to leave hi、home?A. T
4、o leavr his jub.B. To move to Central Asia.C. To follow his uncles dream.13. Where will the speaker stan his trip?A. In France. B. In China. C. In the UK.14. How will the speaker spend (he winter inonilts?A. By riding (hnnigh China.B. By Maying with his parents.C. By working at a ski mountain.15. Wh
5、o will ride a bicycle with the speaker on his trip to Shanghai?A. His father.B. His friends C. His cousin.所第10段材料,回答第17至20虺.16. Why do fanners play m)( music fey haw done (Iteir work wdl.C. When they finish (heir we水 ihead of lime.第一节(共15小虺；每小心2.5分，两阅读下列短文，从柯遐所给的A、B、C. D四个选项中选 出坳住选I犯AThe sun produce
6、s more (han enough energy for human activities, but we still cant capture enough of it. While panels (太阳便电池扳)have made big advances in n?ceni yeara. becoming cheaper 仙 nw)rv enicienl, they jusl provide electricity, ncH xlinuhle liquid fuels, which arv slid in great ckHKiiul.*lf you look al the globa
7、l energy struclurc and whals needed, ckctricity only covers maybe 20-25%. So the question is when we have covered that 25%, what do we do ncx(?A asks Professor Reisner from Cambridge University.His answer is to look to nature: Plants arc a huge inspiration, because they have learned over millioiis o
8、f 弹ars how to lake up sunlight and store the energy in energy carriers. I really believe that artiGchl phmc、yrnhesis(光合作用)will be one part of ihH energy siructurv over【be next cwo decades.”When phnls pbokwynlhesize, (Iwy take up waler and carbon dioxide, and use light thxn 攸 sun (o欣野地，io oiks relic仇
9、o the relief of sb.轻轻地,sofVnoble.imld【点眦|?5分旬1 1 |Bnmhing a sigh of relief. Caroline looked al the bird, uftich was Mill peacefully sleeping in the box系if nothing kwl happened.运用了现在分诃作状iBMikrh引导的作限制性定i5从旬及ax if的 虚拟造气）嬴i分句型 2Sianding at （he door. Caroline watched the driver get bock into the car. whi
10、ch slowly drove a*ay and disappeared from sight4达用了现在分词管状语.which引导的IImM性定语从句）change these raw materials into the carbohydrates they need for growth. want to copy ihjs. bui we dont really want to make eartxhydnttC5. becauM： they nuke a low-quality fuel, so instead of nuking carboldrates we try to mak
11、e something that can be more readily used,* ays Prof Reisner.*We luve a great tlieor7 eHort, and【Ke theory and tlie experiment go hand in hamlj sas ihe pnijeci leader. Prof I larry Atw;iicr of Caltech We now have what*s actwilly (he worlds largest database The bad news is that were no likely to see
12、fields hill of phoved in ihe direciion of efficient tlighc and lower nteuiholic heal pnHluc(k)n and are cunsislenl with a plastic or gerx:(ic achpUlion to resource or Ihernul slress under climate change.Aninuls arc dealing with clinutc change in different ways.22. Whai is the direct cause of birds c
13、hanges?A. A wamter climate. B. A scienlific advaiKre. C. A lack of sufficient (imhI. D . A hek of drinking water23. Why is a glider plane mentioned in paragraph 4?A. 1b show planes fly with much less fuel B. To prove birds need much energy to fly.C. To demonstrate birds cftlcicnt energy use.D. To il
14、lustrate planes need lots of fuel (o fly.24. What will probably be diseased in the following paragraph?A. Animals other body part elunges. B. Peopled aiteinpcs co protect animals.C. Binds* iidaptalion to climate change. D. /Vnimals, ways to tackle chmatc change25. Whkh of the following is a suitable
15、 title tor the text?A. Birds Nowadays Also Have to Adapt to Climate ChangeB. The Climate Crisis Is Influencing Birds Body ShapesC. Its Our Duly to Take Measures to Protect Birds on die PlanetD. Its Time to RaiM； Human Bingi.* Awareness of Climate CruisChina is removing one of the worlds mostraflkkcd
16、(非法买卖)animals, the pangolin, from its liM of animals used for traditional medicine.Pangolins, despite being covered in scaks(KJi). grow to around the size of a house cat. Their scales are nude of kerutin(he same nuterial found in fingenuiK. They use ihose scale*, (o protect(hemsehes from enemies in
17、(he wild, but in Asia, these same “ills arc traded for medicine. Vens of (housunds arc killed every year, und one million pungolins iirc believed to hiivc been tnifHeked between 2000 and 2013. Last year, authorities seized more than 130 tons of pangolin-related products, a figure believed io represe
18、nt as many as 400. OCX) of the animals, according to WildAid conservation group.There arc eight species of pangolin found across Asia and Africa. Three of those arc listed as seriously eikiangered by ihe Internattoiul Union tor Conservation of Na(ureuncenen( wax nude in June. The Chinese govemnierH
19、has also announced plans io recover (he diminMinpby improving Ikki puirok (巡逻)and pushing habilat recover) clYorts.*lt is great news that China has moved very quickly to dose live xviMliic markets, said WildAid CEO Peter Knights. *Wc hope this brings an end to legal sales of pangolin scales as soon
20、as possible/*26. Why arc pangolins seriously traflickcd?A. For medicine. B. For food. C. For clothes. D. For pets.27. What can we know alxu( the Indian |Kingolin?A. They arc like adult dcg in size.B. 400.000 of them were killed Iasi year.C. They have goi Class I (rotcc(ion tn China.D. They are liste
21、d as seriously eikhngered by IUCN.28. Wliat does the underlined word diminishing in paragraph 5 pcohahly mean?A. brightening. B. Encociniging. C. Rising. D. balling.29. Which of the tbllowing cin be the best title for the text?A. Serious Pangolin Trude in the WorldB. China Has Started Protecting Pan
22、golinsC. Pangolinsthe Most Endangered AninulsD. China Has Closed Live Wildlife MarkelsDft was lateun unrecognized and slow hour. In front of me was a large dog. showing his jaws so hard that his teeth gave a loud sound with each bark. His eyes wen: locked on me. desperate for the toy in my hand. But
23、 Ik wasnt playing-he was feeling uneasy.Aa 1 cautiously held my gnMind. hb. bark changed(o a shout, then he gave a shoci and frightening roar. That W3 wtien my unease ga,e way(o xine(hing far more primitive: fear.This was no oniiiwry dog. Dyngo.(cn-yx:ar-o!d, had been (rained to push his six-slonc b
24、ody toward enemies, locking his jaws around them. This dog had saved thousunds of lives. Now he was in my Hat in Washington DC. Just 72 hours earlier. I had travelled across the couniry to get Dyngo back from Luke Air Force Base near Phoenix. Arizona, so that he could live out his remaining years wi
25、th me.Thai first night. May 9,2016, after wed sculcd into my hotel room, Dyngo sat on the bed waiting for me. As I was gradually sleeping, I fell his body moving and I Mniled: Dyngn t$ a dog who dreams. The next morning, when I came out fmm (he bathroom after ;i shower, i( wa5 like stepping into a b
26、en house maswrc (尼宰场): fck.C. A rvKCiirch paper. D. A magazine.第二节(共5小SB,诲小JS 2.5分,满分I2.5分)极据知文内容,从短文存的选项中选出他填入空自处的报住选项.选项中打两项为多余选项Many people iravel to enrich and enjoy thenylves. As a Persian writer saidlTravd brings powvjr and love back into your life.* I Iowcvct, their travel nKlhods may be ditY
27、erenl each yir.36.Let s lake a look.Traveling aloneTruditionally. travel seems to be a group activity to have fun together and avoid loneliness. But traveling alone has become popular, especially among young people.Traveling on your own nwait tlut you atv (he boa of everything, choosing wheivver you
28、 want to go. wtiaiever you eal 和m! wlwnevcr you go out. For sonx: people, i also offers a chance o find iheiiisdvw a mon? conlldcnt person (hat is nciidy to deal with anything.37. *You have to face new things andit pushes you out of your comfort zone.* a traveler from the US. told Travel Pulse.Virtu
29、al(虚JU 的)realityWorld travel can be expensive. But virtual reality, or VR is giving more possibilities to travel for little com. With evcf-iniproving headsets (头族式视0t2S), snurtpboftes aikl WbFi connections. |)copk can have a 360-degive experience of museunts ibenie parks and historioil places.38or v
30、iew a seahorse giving birth to babies before Ihcir eyes in a museum with jg a headset on,39_There arc always some muskscc“ places anywhere you travel. But traveling in such places always brings problems like overcrowding and noise. In order to have a better travel cxpcriciKC. many lend to visit less famous places. With less crans,portation and fewer things to do. hitting up a littk town gets people(o slow down and notic