廣東省河源市第二中學高三英語月考試卷含解析

廣東省河源市第二中學高三英語月考試卷含解析一、選擇題1.Sometimesweareasked_____thelikelyresultofanactionwillbe.A.thatwethink

B.whatdowethink

C.whatwethink

D.thatwhatwethink參考答案：C2.

Icouldexpressmythankstothetraveler,hehadalreadydisappearedintherainA、Before

B、When

C、Until

D、While參考答案：A3.—Itwouldbebettertowaituntilnextweekend.—________.Thatistheonlythingwecando.A.Youhaveapoint B.Don’tmentionit C.Forgetit D.Noway參考答案：A4.Iknowmyjobisn’twellpaid,but____Idon’thavetoworklonghours.A.inotherwords

B.ontheotherhand

C.foronething

D.asamatteroffact參考答案：B5.Thisarticleiswellwrittenbecausespecialattention

tothechoiceofwords．A．haspaid

B．hasbeenpaid

C．hadpaid

D．hadbeenpaid參考答案：B6.ThemanagercalledhersecretaryinMiamiyesterday,______herofnumberandarrivaltimeofhisflight.A.informingB.informedC.toinformD.havinginformed參考答案：A,考查非謂語動詞。句意：“昨天經(jīng)理給在邁阿密的秘書打電話，通知她航班號和到達的時間。”此處非謂語動詞inform和邏輯主語manager是邏輯上的主動關(guān)系，句中“informingherofnumberandarrivaltimeofhisflight”是現(xiàn)在分詞短語作狀語。7.I’veputacrossonthemaptoshow_____thatfamoushotelis.A.where B.wherever C.what D.whatever參考答案：A8.I’msogladtoseethattheprojectyou’vedevotedallyoursparetime__________successful.A.toproved

B.tobeproved

C.tobeingproved

D.towasproved參考答案：A9.Oneoftherequirementsforthefireisthatthematerial

toitsburningtemperature.

A．isheated

B．willbeheated

C．wouldbeheater

D．beheated參考答案：D10.Hearingthenews,herushedout,______thebook______onthetableanddisappearedintothedistance.A.left;lainopen

B.leaving;lieopenedC.leaving;lyingopen

D.left;layopened參考答案：C11.Theynolongerhaveto______largenumbersoftemporaryworkerstodotheharvesting.A.takeon

B.hireon

C.workon

carryon參考答案：A12.Helenhasgot________ittakestobeagreattennisplayer.Inotherwords,shehasthepotentialtobecomeworldfamous.

A.that

B.how

C.when

D.what參考答案：D13.---Artisticpeoplecanbeverydifficultsometimes.---Well,you______know---youmarriedone.A.might B.would C.shall D.should參考答案：D【詳解】考查情態(tài)動詞詞義辨析。A.might可能，也許；B.would將會；C.shall必須，會；D.should應(yīng)該。句意：---有藝術(shù)修養(yǎng)的人有時很難相處。---你應(yīng)當知道這一點，因為你結(jié)婚那位就是搞藝術(shù)的。這里是按照常理推斷，用should。14.—Wheredidyougettoknowher?—Itwasonthefarm______weworked.A.that

B.there

C.which

D.where參考答案：D18.----I’mtakingataxitotheairporttopickupmydaughter.

----______________?Icangiveyoualift.

A.Whynot

B.Whatfor

C.Whybother

D.Howcome

參考答案：C略16.WhatIwantto

toteenagersisthatbeingaddictedtotheInternetwilltosomeextentdoharmtobothmentalandphysicalhealth．A．getoff

B．getthrough

C．getacross

D．getdown參考答案：C17.--Hi,Mary!

--Oh,it'syou.Jack!I______you.Youlooklikeastarwiththeglasses.

A.didn'trecognize

B.don'trecognize

C.haven'trecognized

D.hadn'trecognized參考答案：A18.WhatdoyouguessourfriendBob

whenwegettohishome?

A.does

B.woulddo

C.hasbeendoing

D.willbedoing參考答案：D略二、填空19.Mediaisknowntobethemost61(power)meansofcommunication.Printmedia,electronicmediaandtheInternetallbelongtomassmedia.Newspapers,newsletters,magazinesandbrochures62(include)inprintmedia,whiletheelectronicmediaconsistsofthetelevision,radioandothermodesofcommunication.Internetiswithoutdoubtthefastestknownwayofcommunicating63millionsofpeopleacrosstheglobe.Effectsofmassmediacanbepositiveaswellasnegative.Thebestthingaboutthemassmediaisthatitimmediatelyprovidesuswiththelatestinformationaboutthethings64(happen)aroundus.Becauseofthekeeneffortsanddevotionofthepeopleworkinginthemediaandtheentertainmentsector,ourknowledge65(remain)fresh.Withthisknowledge,webecomemoresmartandoutgoingMediais66giftforyoungstersinmanyways.Theygetusefulinformationrelatedtotheircareerandhigher67(educate)mostlythroughthemassmedia,Thoughmassmediahasmanypositiveeffects,therearesome68(harm)associatewithitaswell.Thenews69ispublishedwithoutcheckingwhetheritisafactornotcancreateunnecessaryconfusionandextremefeelingsamongthecommonmasses.Itbecomesthedutyofmedia79(provide)onlyrelevantandpreciseinformationtothemasses.參考答案：61.powerful

62.areincluded

63.with

64.happening

65.remains66.a

67.education

68.Harms

69.that/which

70.toprovide20.TreasureShipDiscoveredStormywavescutshortthevoyageoftheChinesemerchantshipasitleftasouthernportloaded

61

porcelain(瓷器)tosellitswaresalongtheancienttraderouteknownastheMarineSilkRoad.800years

62

,Chinesescientistsawakenedtheship,

63

(lie)uprightontheseabedmilesoffthecoastofGuangdong,whichwas

64

(true)amazingandimpossibletovalue.ItisChineseexperts’

65

(believe)thattheshipdatesbacktothe

66

(two)periodoftheSongDynasty.At25meterslongand10meterswide,itisthelargestcargoshipfromthatgoldenperiodofChinesemerchanthistory

67

(discover)sofar.Theshipwaswellpreserved.Thescientistsusedahugesteelbasket

68

(lift)itoutinonepiece,bettertopreserveitsoriginallooks.Theythenstoreditinapurpose-builtmuseum.Discoveredbyaccidentin1987,theship

69

(name)NanhaiNo1.Beingburiedintwometersofmuddidmuchtoprotecttheship,

70

itmadeexcavation(挖掘)verydifficult.參考答案：61.with62.later63.lying64.truly65.belief66.second67.discovered68.tolift69.wasnamed70.but三、閱讀理解21."WhenIlookbackonmychildhoodIwonderhowIsurvivedatall.Itwas,ofcourse,amiserablechildhood.Thehappychildhoodishardlyworthyourwhile."WorsethantheordinarymiserablechildhoodisthemiserableIrishchildhood.AndworseyetisthemiserableIrishCatholicchildhood."ThatwasFrankMcCourtreadingtheopeninglinesofhisbookAngela'sAshes,releasedin1996.ThisIrishAmericanauthorbestknownforthePulitzerPrize-winningautobiographyAngela'sAshesthatrecordedhispoorupbringing,diedofcanceronSunday,TheNewYorkTimesreported.Hewas78.BorninNewYorkCity,hewastheeldestofthesevenchildrenborntoIrishimmigrantparents.Angela'sAsheswasamemoir(回憶錄)thatcapturedanirresponsible,drunkard(酒鬼)fatherwithagiftforstory-telling.Whennotdrunk,hisfatherwasabsent,turninghisbackonafamilysopoor,McCourtwrote,thattheywerereducedtoburningthefurnitureintheirrentedhuttokeepwarm.Hismotherstruggledtoraisehermanychildrenafterhisfatherleftthefamily.InAngela'sAshes,hewroteofhunger,ahomefloodedwithrainwaterandtheunbearablehumiliation(恥辱)ofseekinghandoutsfromcharitiesintheIrishcity.Buthetoldthestoryinawaythatisexpressive,warmandlight-hearted.FrankMcCourtleftIrelandattheageof19toreturntoNewYorkCitywherehewasborn.HeearnedadegreeinEnglisheducationandtaughtcreativewritingfornearlythirtyyears.Afterretiringin1987,hedecidedtowriteabouthischildhood."Angela'sAshes"becameahugesuccessandbroughtMcCourta1997PulitzerPrize,theNationalBookCriticsCircleAwardandotherhonors.Millionsofcopiesofthebookweresoldworldwideanditwasadaptedintoa1999moviestarringEmilyWatsonandRobertCarlyle.56.Inthefirstparagraph,bysaying"Thehappychildhoodishardlyworthyourwhile",thewriterreallymeansthat________.A.alotofreadersdon'tdeservehappychildhoodB.hischildhoodisnotworthofothers'sympathyC.hischildhoodismixedwithhappinessandmiseryD.smoothchildhoodsurelywillnotdrawreaders'attention57.Fromthepassage,weknowFrankMcCourt'sfatheris________.A.humorousandtrustworthy

B.alcohol-addictedbutloveshisfamilyC.poorbutwarm-hearted

D.irresponsiblebutgiftedintellingstories58.Whichofthestatementsaboutthebook“Angela’sAshes”isright?

A.ThisbookisintendedtoshowrespecttoMcCourt’sfather.

B.Theauthorwrotethebookinasadandserioustone(語調(diào)).

C.Thebookenjoyedgreatpopularityafteritcameout.

D.Theauthorgottwoawardsbecauseofthebook.59.What'sthetextmainlyabout?A.AbriefintroductiontoFrankMcCourtandoneofhisworks.B.Aliteraryreview(評論)onFrankMcCourt'sbook.C.AnaccountofFrankMcCourt'smiserablechildhood.D.AcommentonFrankMcCourt'slifeexperience.

參考答案：DDCA22.閱讀下列短文,從每題所給的A、B、C和D項中，選出最佳選項。

IstoodoutsideNewYork'sMadisonSquareGardenandjuststared,almostspeechless.IwasafarmboyfromCountyKilkenny,achildwhosomethoughtwouldneverwalk,letalonegoasfarasIhadintheworld.

FromthedayIwasborn,therewasaproblem.ThedoctorsattheDublinhospitaltoldmyparentsIhadphocomelia,adeformitythataffectedbothlegsbelowtheknee,whichwereoutwardandshorterthannormalandeachfoothadjustthreetoes.

Lifewastough.Icouldn'tstand,muchlesswalk.Irarely,leftthefarmhouse-andthenonlyinsomeone'sarms.Mambundledmeupwhenevershetookmetotown,nomattertheseason.

“Theworldwillseehimwhenhecanwalk,”shetoldDad.“Andhewillwalk.”

Mamdevotedherselftohelpingme.Shetriedeverythingtogetmeonmyfeet.WhenIwasthree,sheandDadtookmetoaclinicinDublin.

AfewweekslaterwereturnedtoDublinwithmyartificiallimbs(肢).BackhomeIpracticedwalkingwithmynewlimbs.

“There'snothinganyonecandobutyoucan't,”Mamsaid.“YouandIaregoingtowalkthroughtown.”

ThenextdayMamdressedmeinmyfinestclothes.Sheworeasummerdressandfixedherhairandmakeup.Daddroveustothechurch.Westeppedoutofthecar.Mamtookmyhand.“Holdyourheaduphigh,now,Ronan,”shesaid.

Wewalked300meterstothepostoffice.ItwasthefarthestI'dwalked,andIwassweatingfromtheeffort.Thenweleftthepostofficeandcontinueddownthestreet,Mare'seyesshiningwithamother'spride.

Thatnight,backonourfarm,Ilayexhaustedonmybed.Itmeantnothing,though,comparedtowhatI'ddoneonmywalk.

ThenIbegantopursuemydreamofsinging.AndateverystepMam'swordscamebacktome—Ronan,youcandoanythinganyoneelsecando—andthefaithshehadinGod,whowouldhelpmedoit.

I'vesungfromthegrandeststagesinEurope,tomusic