2022-2023學(xué)年河北省廊坊市華油第五中學(xué)高三英語月考試題含解析

2022-2023學(xué)年河北省廊坊市華油第五中學(xué)高三英語月考試題含解析一、選擇題1.

Thisisthefirsttimewe______afilminthecinematogetherasafamily.

A．see

B．hadseen

C．saw

D．haveseen

參考答案：D解析：考查動詞時態(tài)。在句式“This/Itisthe+序數(shù)詞+time+（that）從句”中，c從句中謂語動詞用完成時，因為前面用is,因此用現(xiàn)在完成時，故選D。2.Wehadareallybadtimeaboutsixmonthsagobutnowthingsare____.A.pickingup

B.comingup

C.makingup

D.turningup

參考答案：A3.一Ifsomeone______methemoney,I’dbuyanIpadtomorrow.—I’mafraidthat'simpossible.A.hadgiven

B.wouldgiveC.gives

D.gave參考答案：D略4.Finally,theyoungexplorer,throughaseriesofluckyaccidents,arrived_______wasso-calledthevalleyofdeathbythelocals.

A.inwhich

B.where

C.inwhat

D.what

參考答案：C5.Hestayeduptoolateeverynight,______tocatchupwithhisclassmates.A.Havingdetermined

B.beingdeterminedC.determined

D.todetermine參考答案：C略6.WeseeJesusinthechildrenofunemployedparents,________struggletooffertheirchildrenasecureandpeacefulfuture.A.whose

B.whom

C.that

D.who參考答案：D7.---Mum,I’vecutmyfinger.It’sbleeding!

---_________.A.Letmesee.

B.Don’tworry.

C.Becareful.

D.Letmehavealook.參考答案：D略8.Infactfuelsweburnandplantfoodweeat______theirchemicalenergyintheformofheat.A.givein B.giveoff C.giveaway

D.giveup參考答案：B略9.Thepoormother______whensheheardthenewsthatherfive-year-oldsonhadbeenkilledintheaccident.A.brokeout

B.brokedown

C.brokeup

D.brokeoff參考答案：B10.—I’mafraidtheprojectmaybeseveraldaysbehindscheduleduetobadweather.—Don’tworry.Threemoreassistantswillbe_______innotimeatall.A.atyourconvenience

B.atyourcommandC.atyourrisk

D.atyourrequest參考答案：B考察詞組意思A在你方便時,B.受你支配/自由使用C。自行負(fù)責(zé)

D應(yīng)你的請求11.—WhentheAmericansobjectedtothis,whatdidtheBritishdo?—Theydidnotcompromise,butincreasedcontrol,________awaymanyoftheirrights,and________soldiersthere.A.taking;stationing

B.taking;tostation

C.took;stationing

D.took;tostation參考答案：A12.Landingsafelyinbadweatherisa_______taskforanypilot,andeventhesmallesterrorcanleadtoadisaster. A.tricky C.secure C.significant D.easy參考答案：A13.Johndidn’twanttorisk______wetashehadonlyonesuit.A.tobegotten

B.toget

C.beinggot

D.getting參考答案：D14.Wecanbecomeasmartshopperbychoosingforvalue,notforlooks;_______,choosegoodqualitygoodswithplainpackages.A.inparticular

B.inotherwords C.inaddition

D.inanycase參考答案：B15.Ifyoudonotknowhowto____youattableinaforeigncountry,youshouldcopythehost.A.dress

B.tell

C.show

D.behave參考答案：D16.---What'sinyourhand?

---__________________novel.Wouldyouliketoreadit?

A.AnAustraliannewinterestinghistorical

B.AnewinterestinghistoricalAustralian

C.AninterestingnewAustralianhistorical

D.AhistoricalinterestingnewAustralian參考答案：C17.—Thankyouforattendingmybirthdaypartytonight.—________A.It’smypleasure. B.It’sallright.C.It’smyduty. D.It’snicetosayso.參考答案：A考查交際用語。A選項為對感謝的應(yīng)答語。二、新的題型18.Lyingthere,thinkingaboutthepastfewweeksofdoingwhatseemedlikelynothingproductiveatall,Istartedtoworry.Normally,peoplemightseeworryasanegativething.Butforme,atthatmoment,itwasexactlywhatIneeded.Mydepressionledmetoworryandworryledmetorealizationandeventuallymotivation.Ihadbeeninawfullybaddepressiveconditionforoverthreeweeks,whenIisolatedmyselffromeveryonewiththeleastamountofsocialinteraction.

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Neverdidexerciseoccur.Iwouldn'tshowerorbrushmyhair.Mydepressionstolemymotivationandself-love.

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Ihadalargeamountofweightgain,andthreeweeksofnotproperlywashingorbrushingmyhairleftitdamagedandknotted(打結(jié))beyondrepair.Oneday,mymotherwasdrivingmehomefromadoctor'sappointmentwhenIcasuallysaidIneededtogetmyhaircutshort.IncaseIchangedmymind,mymotherdidn'twastetimetalkingaboutitandtookmetoahairsalonstraightaway.Init,amalestrangerwashelpfulinmakingmemorecomfortablewiththeideaofshorthair

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.Ileftwithmorethanjustanewhairstyle.Ihadmoreconfidenceandmotivationtotakecareofmyhairandmyoverallhealth.Ifinallyjustfeltexcitedtogetmyroutinebackontrack.

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Ilearnedthatphysical,healthandmentalhealtharesocloselyrelated,thatprioritizing(優(yōu)先考慮)bothcandramaticallyimprovehowsomeonefeelsoverall.

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A.Icouldn'tstandhimmakingfunofme.B:Besides,Iwasdeterminedtokeepfit.C.Changecanbesoamazing,evenwhenitseemsscary.D.Theconsequencesofmyself-abandonmentwerefarfromunnoticed.E.Alongwiththelackofcareformymindcamelackofcareformybody.F.Ihadthoughtitwouldsomehowlowermyconfidence,butIwaswrong.G.Thisexperiencemademehaveacompletelydifferentunderstandingforself-care.參考答案：36-40EDFGC完形填空：三、閱讀理解19.It’snotjustkidswhoareoverdoingscreentime.Parentsareoftenjustasguiltyofspendingtoomuchtimecheckingsmartphonesandemails.Andtheconsequencesfortheirchildrencanbetroubling.Dr.JennyRadeskyisapediatrician（兒科醫(yī)生）specializinginchilddevelopment.Whensheworkedataclinicinahigh-techSeattleneighborhood,Radeskystartednoticinghowoftenparentsignoredtheirkidsinfavorofamobiledevice（裝置）.Radeskywassoconcernedthatshedecidedtostudythebehavior.AfterrelocatingtoBostonMedicalCenter,sheandtwootherresearchersspentonesummerobserving55differentgroupsofparentsandyoungchildreneatingatfastfoodrestaurants.“Manyofthecaregiverspulledoutamobiledevicerightaway,”shesays.“Theylookedatit,scrolledonitandtypedformostofthemeal,onlyputtingitdownoccasionally.”Thiswasnotascientificstudy.Radeskyisquicktopointout.Itwasmorelikeanthropological（人類學(xué)的）observation,completewithdetailedfieldnotes.Fortyofthe55parentsusedamobiledeviceduringthemeal,andmany,shesays,weremoreabsorbedinthedevicethaninthekids.Radeskysaysthat’sabigmistake,becauseface-to-faceinteractionsaretheprimarywaychildrenlearn.“Theyleanlanguage,theylearnabouttheirownemotions,andtheylearnhowtoregulatethem,”shesays.“Theylearnbywatchingushowtohaveaconversation,andhowtoreadotherpeople'sfacialexpressions.Andifthatisnothappening,childrenaremissingoutonimportantdevelopmentmilestones（里程牌）.”Inresearchforherbook,Steiner-Adairinterviewed1,000childrenbetweentheagesof4and18,askingthemabouttheirparents’useofmobiledevices.Thelanguagethatcameupoverandoverandoveragain,shesays,was“sad,mad,angryandlonely.”Steiner-Adairsayswedon’tknowexactlyhowmuchtheseminimomentsofdisconnectionbetweenaparentandchildaffectthechildinthelongterm.Butbasedonthestoriesshehears,shesuggeststhatparentsthinktwicebeforepickingupamobiledevicewhenthey’rewiththeirkids.4.WhatdidDr.JennyRadeskyfindinaSeattleneighborhood?A.Parentsignoredtheirkidsinfavorofamobiledevice.B.Hightechnologymadepeople’slifemoreconvenient.C.Childrentookamuchkeenerinterestinsmartphones.D.Parentswereworriedabouttheirchildren’sdevelopment.5.HowdidRadeskydoherresearch?A.Byinterviewingthecaregivers.

B.Byanalyzingdatafromaclinic.C.Byclassifyingparent’sbehaviors.

D.Byobservingparentsandchildren.6.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“that”inParagraph5probablyreferto?A.Learningabouttheirownfeelings.

B.Readingothers’facialexpressions.C.Watchingtheirparents’talking.

D.Communicatingfacetoface.7.WhatdoesSteiner-Adairadviseparentstodo?A.Comforttheirchildrenasoftenaspossible.B.Putdowntheirsmartphoneswhilewiththeirkids.C.Reflectontheirowninfluenceontheirchildren.D.Allowtheirkidstousemobiledevicessomehow.參考答案：4.A

5.D

6.D

7.B本文為說明文。JennyRadesky博士是一位專攻兒童發(fā)育的兒科醫(yī)生。當(dāng)她在西雅圖高科技區(qū)的一家診所工作時，注意到父母們忽視了他們的孩子有多喜歡移動設(shè)備。面對面的交流是孩子們學(xué)習(xí)的主要方式。如果沒有這種經(jīng)歷，孩子們就錯過了重要的發(fā)展。她建議父母在和孩子們一起時最好放下手機(jī)。【4題詳解】細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)第二段中的Radeskystartednoticinghowoftenparentsignoredtheirkidsinfavorofamobiledevice。Radesky開始注意到他們的孩子有多喜歡移動設(shè)備。分析選項可知A項正確?！?題詳解】細(xì)節(jié)理解題。第三段中的….sheandtwootherresearchersspentonesummerob