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1、高三第二次月考英 语 试 题（时间：120分钟，满 分 150分）第一卷第一部分 英语知识运用（共两节，满分50分）第一节 语法和词汇知识（共 20小题，每小题1 分，满 分 20 分）从 A、B、C、D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂里O1.He wants an assistant with knowledge of English and experience of officeroutine.A.the;the B.a;the C.a;an D.the;an2.Mr white,the students are waiting o u t s i d e
2、.t h e y come in now?A.Will B.Must C.Shall D.Need3.一We are leaving on 16 June.一So why not come to spend days with us?A.all these last few B.these all last few C.these last all few D.all last these few4.There was a teapot fashioned like a China duck,out o f open mouth the tea wassupposed to come.A.wh
3、ich B.its C.that D.whose5.Wang Tao was hoping to go abroad but his parents that they wont support him unlesshe can borrow money from the bank.A.were deciding B.have decided C.decided D.will decide6.He made a suggestion that the English test until next Wednesday.A.will be put off B.be put off C.will
4、put off D.put off7.It doesnt matter or not he will come back.A.if B.whether C.that D.when8.一I enjoy Chinese food very much.A.Please taste quickly B.Have more,pleaseC.Help yourself D.Eat slowly while it is hot9.The law requires equal treatment for al l,r ace,religion or sex.A.in favor of B.regardless
5、 of C.apart from D.due to10.In no country Britain,it has been sai d,go through four seasons duringthe course of a single day.A.better than;one can B.other than;can oneC.rather than;one can D.more than;can one11.The mystery we re looking forward to should have attracted the local governmerits attenti
6、on.A.see solving B.see to solve C.seeing solved D.seeing solve12.An award was to Professor Li for his great achievements.A.shown B.presented C.provided D.praised13.The movie A World Without Thieves warned us not to show present money on our bodies withinthe of thieves.A.hand B.reach C.space D.distan
7、ce14.The last“Double Eagle59 remained until 1996,when police officers managed to getthe coin back in a secret operation.A.missed B.missing C.being missed D.to be missed15.As far as I know,quite a few creatures in this film are not real at all,and a lot ofhappens is imaginary.A.what B.which C.that D.
8、where16.Pleasant as they made it,we felt tired after the long journey.A.to travel B.traveling C.by traveling D.for travel17.Winners,according to the rules,will be offered a three-day holiday to S i n g a p o r e,.A.paying all expenses B.paid all expensesC.to pay all expenses D.all expenses paid18.Wi
9、th the evening drawing near,the guide tourists and took them to the hotel.A.rounded up B.made up C.fed up D.put up19.When she was in trouble,I did what I could to help her.my help,she wrote me aletter of thanks.A.In honor of B.In case of C.In terms of D.In return for20.He said he would accept the jo
10、b,so we have asked him to his acceptance in writing.A.confirm B.prove C.sign D.announce第二节 完形填空（共 20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。The park bench was deserted as I sat down to read beneath an old willow tree（柳树）.Not 21with my life,I was down.A young boy ou
11、t of breath 22 me,all tired from play.He stood right beforeme with smile on the face,23 with great excitement,tcLook what I fbund!”In his hand was a flower,and what a 24 sight,with its petals（花瓣）all wornnot enoughrain,or too little light.25 him to take his dead flower and go off to play,I 26 a small
12、 smile andthen it 27 away.But instead of 28 he sat next to me and placed the flower to his nose anddeclared with 29,“It sure smells pretty and Its beautiful,too.Thats why I 30 it;here,itsfor you.The weed before me was dying or dead.But I knew I 31 take it,or he might never leave.So Ireached for the
13、flower,and 32,“Just what I need.But instead of placing the flower in my hand,he33 it mid-air without reason.It was then that I 34 for the very first time the boy was 35.I heard my voice tremble 36 I thanked him for picking the very best one.He smiled,and thenran off to play,37 of the effect hed had
14、38 my day.I held the withed（枯萎的）flower up to my noseand breathed in the fragrance of a beautiful rose and smiled.39 the eyes of a blind child,40 I could see,the problem was not with the world;the problemwas with me.21.A.contentedB.inspiredC.excitedD.disappointed22.A.inspectedB overlookedC.approached
15、D.recognised23.A.tellingB sayingC.admittingD.lying24.A.uniqueB.roughC.severeD.pitiful25.A.WantingB.DemandingC.PreferringD.Persuading26.A.presentedB.adjustedC.forcedD.delivered第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）27.A.passedB.fadedC.fledD.flew28.A.decliningB.evaluatingC.panickingD.quitting29.A.surpriseB.embarrassmentC
16、.sympathyD.sorrow30.A.tookB.pulledC.attendedD.picked31.A.couldB.canC.mayD.must32.A.announcedB.repliedC.declaredD.whispered33.A.graspedB.heldC.caughtD.seized34.A.observedB.noticedC.figuredD.determined35.A.dullB.deafC.blindD.crazy36.A.onceB.afterC.asD.since37.A.unawareB.unbelievableC.regretfulD.regard
17、less38.A.inB.onC.toD.during39.A.InB.FromC.BeforeD.Through40.A.eventuallyB.personallyC.unfortunatelyD.shortly第一节 阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。（共 20小题，每小题2 分，共 40分）AThe fastest man in the world is currently Usain Bolt,also known as Lightning Bolt”.In thetrack races of the
18、Summer Olympics,Bolt set the current world records in the 100 metres and200metres:9.69 seconds and 19,30 seconds,respectively.His 100 metre mark broke the old recordof 9.72 seconds set by himself earlier that year in New York.His 200 metre mark broke the oldrecord of 19.32 seconds set by Michael Joh
19、nson in August 1996.Bolt comes from Jamaica,a nation that has for the last several decades produced many greatsprinters.In the Olympics,he beat his countryman and former 100 metre world record holder,AsafaPowell.Although Bolt had been one of the worlds fastest men before the summer o f,and had been
20、thenew world record holder in the 100 metres since May,the Summer Olympics were what trulycemented（巩固）Bolt as the worlds fastest man.His 100 metre WR time put him 0.20 seconds infront of the 2nd place finisher,and his 200 metre WR time put him 0.52 seconds ahead of the 2ndplace flnishe匚Bolfs 100 met
21、re time is even more impressive given the conditions.After seeing that he had thevictory well in his hand,Bolt slowed over the final 20 metres to celebrate the win.How fast couldBolt have run?In a 28 August article published on the Weltklasse Zurich website,Bolfs trainer,Glen Mills said he“was told
22、that with an all-out finish after the opening 60,Usain was projected torun a 9.52.According to Rick Perelman in a 16 October article fbr Universal Sports,Bolfs 100metre average speed was slightly over 23 mph,and Bolts top speed in the race was slightly over 27mph.Bolt is the first runner to break th
23、e 100 metre and 200 metre records at the same OlympicGames.41.Which would be the best title for the passage?A.Jamaica-a Country for RunnersB.The Fastest Man in the WorldC.World Record Holder of the Olympic GamesD.100 Metre and 200 Metre Records42.What does the underlined word“sprinters“in Para.2 mos
24、t probably mean?A.People who run a short distance at top speed.B.People who run a long distance at top speed.C.People who jump the highest.D.People who have greatest strength43.How long did it take the second place finisher to finish the 200 metre race in the OlympicGames?A.19.32 seconds B.19.98 sec
25、onds.C.19.82 seconds D.19.30 seconds.44.From the passage we can learn thatA.Bolt celebrated his victory even before the GamesB.Bolt tried his best to finish the final 20 metresC.Bolt was certain he would get the first place before the race finishedD.Bolt feared that the other runners would catch up
26、with himBTourism is booming in China.But the supporting travel insurance isnt sharing the growth.Asthe number of travelers increases,so does the number of accidents.During this years May DayHoliday,for example,11 major accidents killed 19 people and injured 23.No national statistics areavailable on
27、the popularity of travel insurance.According to a report,in Shanghai,only 20 percent ofgroup tour travelers bought insurance coverage and spent an average of 6 yuan.The percentage isbelieved to be lower for independent travelers.The limited coverage offered by travel insurancecompanies is partly to
28、blame for this low figure.Most travel insurance plans cover only injuries andmedical expenses caused by accidents.Travel mishaps like lost luggage and cancelled trips are notcovered.Travel insurance also doesnt cover activities like diving,skiing and parachuting（E兆伞）.These activities are more danger
29、ous and need more insurance than everyday activities.Travel insurance is more widely used in Western countries.For example,in the UK,more than90 percent of holidaymakers take out insurance.Travellers,aged 18 to 25,are the least likely to takeout travel insurance.But two-thirds still buy it when they
30、 go abroad.Western travel insuranceusually covers three types of accidents.The first is trip cancellation due to illness or injury.Insurance policies specially designed for students even include unexpected exams as a reason for tripcancellation.The second part is similar to travel insurance China,co
31、vering medical and accidentcosts.The third part includes the costs of lost luggage,cash or cameras.In Western countries,insurance can be purchased online,by telephone,at post offices or travelshops.Besides insurance companies,large supermarkets also issue their own travel insurance plans,which can b
32、e bought at their chain stores nationwide.45.Which of the following statements is TRUE?A.There have been 11 major accidents altogether this year in China.B.We know clearly how many people have purchased travel insurance in our country.C.Independent travelers spend more money on insurance than group
33、tour travelers.D.About 66%of travelers in the UK aged from 18 to 25 buy travel insurance when they goabroad.46.According to the passage,the rate of insurance purchased by travelers is low in China partlybecause _A.the coverage of travel insurance is limited B.most of the travelers are poorC.there ar
34、e few accidents during traveling D.tourism,is booming in China47.Which type of accidents does travel insurance cover in both China and Western countries?A Trip cancellation due to illness or injury.B.Medical and accident costs.C.The costs of lost luggage,cash or cameras.D.Special insurance policies
35、for students.48.The passage most probably is taken from a（an）A.advertisement B.travel guide C.news story D.research reportCIn the West,advertisements are the fuel that makes mass media work.Many TV stations,newspapers,magazines,radio stations are privately owned.The government does not give themmone
36、y.So where does the money come from?From advertisements.Without advertisements,therewould not be these private businesses.Have you ever asked yourself what advertising is?Through the years,people have givendifferent answers to the question.For some time it was felt that advertising was a means of ke
37、epingyour name before the public.And some people thought that advertising was“truth well told”.Nowmore and more people consider it in this way:Advertising is the paid,non-personal,and usuallypersuasive presentation of goods,services and ideas by some certain sponsors through variousmedia.First adver
38、tising is usually paid for.Various sponsors pay for the advertisements we see,read,and hear over various media,Second,advertising is non-personal.It is not face-to-facecommunication.Although you may feel that a message in a certain advertisement is aimed directly atyou,in fact,it is directed at larg
39、e groups of people.Third,advertising is usually persuasive.Directlyor indirectly it asks people to do something.All advertisements try to make people believe that theproduct,idea,or service advertised can benefit them.Fifth,advertising reaches us through old andmodern mass media.Included in the old
40、media are newspapers,magazines,radio,television andfilms.Modern media includes emails,matchbox covers,and boards on top of buildings.49.The existence of the privately owned mass media depends on the support ofA the government B.their owners5 familiesC.advertisements D.the TV stations50.Peoples ideas
41、 about advertisements are changed according toA.the change of time B.the subjects of the advertisementsC.peopled age difference D.peopled different opinions51.According to the passage,which of the following statements about advertisements is NOT true?A.The sponsors pay for the advertisementsB.Advert
42、ising is meant for large groups of people.C.Advertisments can be seen on various media.D.Advertising must be honest and humorous.52.Which of the following belongs to modern mass media?A.Newspapers B.Emails C.Magazines D.FilmsDThere are lots of insects that farmers hate.But there are also some they l
43、ike.These protect cropsagainst damage from other insects.A good example is the lady beetle,also known as the lady bug（瓢虫）.Lady beetles are a natural control for aphids画 虫）.Lady beetles are red,orange or black.Theyoften have black spots,though some have light coloured spots.Different kinds of lady be
44、etles havedifferent numbers of spots.There are lady beetles with four,five,seven and fourteen spots.Experts say over 450 kinds of lady beetles are found in North America.Some are native to thearea.Others have been brought from other places.Almost all are helpful to fanners.Many of the well-known kin
45、ds of lady beetles come from Asia or Europe.They now arecommon throughout the United States.American scientists imported one kind of lady beetles,the multicoloured Asian lady beetles,asearly as 1916.They released（释放）them as an attempt to control some kinds of insects.Over theyears,the beetle has bec
46、ome established,possibly helped by some that arrived with imported plantson ships.The Asian lady beetles now in the United States probably came from Japan.The Asian ladybeetles eat aphids that damage crops like soybeans,fruits and berries.In the southern United States,Asian lady beetles have reduced
47、 the need for farmers to usepest-killing poisons on pecan（山核桃）trees.This popular tree nut suffers from aphids and other peststhat the beetles eat.But some people say the Asian lady beetle has itself become a pest.They wony that the beetlesmay eat their late-autumn fruit crops.Experts say Asian lady
48、beetles may appear in large number in some years.But they say theinsects are too helpful to consider pests.53.Which of the following statements is TRUE?A.All kinds of ladybugs are of the same colour.B.Ladybugs are red,orange or black.C.Ladybugs have the same number of spots on themD.The farmers like
49、 ladybugs54.Asian ladybugs have been in the United States forA.more than nine decades B.hundreds of yearsC.half a century D.a century55.Which of the following is NOT supported in the passage?A.There are more than 450 kinds of ladybugs in North America,including native ones.B.Some years there are mor
50、e ladybugs than other years.C.Only some imported ladybugs are helpful to the local plants.D.Pecan trees are common in the south of USA.56.According to the experts,ladybugs areA.more helpful rather than harmful B.more like pests than helpful insectsC.helpful as well as destructive D.more destructive