高考高三英語(yǔ)12月月考試題01一、聽(tīng)力1.Whatdoesthewoman’sbosslooklike?2.Whatisthewoman’sadvice?A.Boilthewater.B.Takegoodcare.C.Don’tusetoomuchice.3.What’sLisawearing?A.Abluedress.B.Areddress.C.Ayellowdress.4.WhatisJosef’sfriend’stelephonenumber?A..B..C..5.Whatcanwelearnaboutthemanfromtheconversation?A.He’sanxioustoseehissister.B.Hewrotetohissisterlastmonth.C.He’sexpectingaletterfromhissister.聽(tīng)第6段材料，回答68題。6.Whatfilmarethespeakersgoingtosee?A.Waterloo7.Whenwillthefilmbegin?A.Fridayat4:00p.m.B.Saturdayat7:00p.m.C.Sundayat7:00p.m.8.Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Couple.B.Friends.C.Neighbours.聽(tīng)第7段材料，回答911題。9.Who’sSusan?A.Thespeakers’daughter.B.Thewoman’scousin.C.Theman’scousin.10.Whydoesthemanappreciatethewoman?A.Becauseshe’snicetoSusanandherfriends.B.Becauseshemakesagoodlunch.C.Becauseshebuyshimanicepresent.11.Whatcanbeinferredfromthedialogue?A.Susanandherfriendswillgototheparklater.B.Themanandthewomanwillgoontheirtalklater.C.Susanandherfriendswillarriveinhalfanhour.聽(tīng)第8段材料，回答1214題。12.Whatdoyouthinkisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Husbandandwife.B.Dadanddaughter.C.Friends.13.Whydidthewomangooutalone?A.Becauseshewantedtoseeherson.B.Becauseshethoughtofherparents.C.Becauseshewantedtoseethecityatnight.14.Whatcanwelearnaboutthewoman?A.Sheworkedhardandplayedhard.B.Shelivedawealthylifeinthepast.C.Shewaslivingalone.聽(tīng)第9段材料，回答1517題。15.Whatcanwelearnabouttheplay?A.Therearetwoscenesintheplay.B.Thereisn’tanymancharacterintheplay.C.Therearetwoactsintheplay.16.Whyisthemanangry?A.Becausetheirseatshavebeenoccupiedbyothers.B.Becauseitistoocrowdedinthetheater.C.Becauseoftheheavytrafficjamonhiswaytothetheater.17.Whichofthefollowingistrue?A.Theplayisabouttostartwhentheyarrive.B.Themanpicksupthewomantothetheater.C.Themansmokesinthetheater.聽(tīng)第10段材料，回答1820題。18.what’sthemainideaofthispassage?A.It’smainlyaboutthereasonswhyBritishpeoplespendmoretimeonleisure.B.It’smainlyabouthowBritishpeoplespendtheirfreetime.C.It’smainlyaboutthereasonswhyBritishlikeleisuresomuch.19.whenisthenormalBritishworkingtime?A.MondaytoSaturday,9:00a.m.to5:00p.m.B.MondaytoFriday,9:00a.m.to5:00p.m.C.MondaytoSaturday,8:00a.m.to5:00p.m.20.HowmanychildrendoestheaveragefamilyhaveinBritain?A.One.B.Two.C.Three.第二部分：英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分45分）第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)選擇（共15小題，每小題1分，滿分,15分）21.Ifwesitnearfrontofthebus,we’llhavebetterview.A.the,aB.a,theC.the,×D.×.the22.—I’mterriblysorry,sir.Ithoughtitwasaparkinglot.—,Hereisyourticket.A.You’rerightB.Ican’tagreewithyouC.Sorry,that’snoexcuseD.Itdoesn’tmatter.23.IdohopesobecauseIwantyoutoliveasIhave.A.asahealthylifeB.ashealthyalifeC.ashealthilyalifeD.sohealthylife24.Nobodywitnessedtheaccident,sopeoplereachedaconclusionaboutthepossiblecauseoftheaccident.A.alternativeB.brilliantC.petentD.tentative25.delicious,thefoodwassoonsoldout.A.BeingtastedB.HavingtestedC.TastingD.Tasted26.—Areyousatisfiedwithwhathehasdone?—Notintheleast.Itcouldn’tbe.A.SobadB.muchbetterC.thebestD.anyworse27.Aftermonthsofvoyage,Columbusarrivedinlaterprovedanewcontinent.A.whatB.whereC.thatD.which28.Hisparents,,didn’tlookafterhimverywell—theelbowsofhisjacketandhisbootswerebadlywornout.A.generallyB.apparentlyC.graduallyD.precisely29.CouldIdosomeexplanations?Itocallonyoulastnight,butsomebodycametoseemejustwhenIwastoaboutleave.A.wouldintendB.intendedC.hadintendedD.wasintending30.Hehasbeenworkingharddayandnight,which,ofcourse,histiredness.A.accountsforB.answersforC.appliesforD.standsfor31.Nowadays,manypeoplewalktowork,Copenhagen（哥本哈根）Conferencecallingforlivingalowcarbonlifetocopewithglobalwarming.A.inrelationtoB.intermsofC.inappositiontoD.inresponseto32.privatecarsarebringingusconveniewce,theymayalsocausetrafficaccidentsandpollution.A.WhenB.SinceC.whileD.As33.Sincetheopeningandreformpolicy,Chinaaboominitseconomy.A.enjoysB.hasbeenenjoyingC.enjoyedD.havingenjoyed34.NowtheInternetisapopularchannelthepublicvoicetheiropinionsandshowtheirstrength.A.bythatB.throughwhichC.throughthatD.bywhich35.It’sunimaginablethatsuchatopstudentasJanecheatintheexam.A.shouldB.mayC.canD.might第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題，每小題1.5分，滿分30分）LastChristmaswhilestayingwithmyparents,I36acrosssomeoldlovelettersthatmyparentswrotetoeachother.theseletterswereallpiledupinabasket,dirtyand37withdust.38toreadandsortthem,IaskedthemifIcouldtakethelettersbacktomyIllinoishome.Theyagreed.AsIcarefullyopenedeachletter,allofthem39withage,Idiscoveredanewpage40unknowntomeinthisprivatechapterofmyparents’lives.Myfatherusedto41inthearmy.Sohisletterswerefulloffrontline(前線)42Eachofmymother’sletterswasmarkedwithher1944darkredlipstick(口紅)kiss.Iwas43totheseletterslikeamagnet(磁鐵).JustsixweeksafterourChristmasvisit,Daddybecamevery44andwashospitalized(住院).Thistime,hewasfightinga45kindofwar.AsIsatbyhisbedside,wediscussedthe46.Hetoldmehowmuchreceivingthoselipstickkissedlettershad47tohimwhenhehadbeensofarfromhome.ItsohappenedthatthenextdaywouldbeFebruary14.Fromthe48lettersIchosethecardmyfatherhadsentmotherin1944andbroughtittomyfather’sbedside.Athisbedside,Ijokedwithhim,saying49.“TodayisValentine’sDay,don’tyouwanttosentMotherapresent?”Hebecamemore50whenIhandedhimtheold51.Hecarefullyopeneditandtookoutthecard,andwhenhe52it,hiseyeswerefilledwithtears.Myfather,inavoicetightwith53readtheloving54he’dsenttomymotherfiftysixyearsearlier.Andthistime,hecouldreadittoher55.36.A.drew B.hit C.came D.fell37.A.covered B.hidden C.buried D.filled38.A.Pretending B.Deciding C.Preferring D.Suggesting39.A.tender B.tasty C.useful D.delicate40.A.recently B.previously C.usually D.occasionally41.A.serve B.study C.work D.report42.A.documents B.accounts C.introductionsD.occupations43.A.devoted B.drawn C.thrown D.abandoned44.A.depressed B.dead C.ill D.dangerous45.A.different B.traditional C.typical D.familiar46.A.wars B.illnesses C.prescriptionsD.letters47.A.intended B.meant C.planned D.said48.A.divided B.separated C.sorted D.updated49.A.softly B.angrily C.sadly D.loudly50.A.fantastic B.enthusiastic C.curious D.positive51.A.Christmascard B.lipstick C.basket D.envelope52.A.found B.wrote C.missed D.recognized53.A.emotion B.sorrow C.sickness D.astonishment54.A.story B.speech C.message D.motto55.A.inpeace B.inprivate C.indanger D.inperson第三部分：閱讀理解（共20題，每小題2分，滿分40分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)A、B、C和D中，選出最佳答案，并在答題卡將該項(xiàng)涂黑。AIwasanewerofMissBurn’sseventhgrade.Past“newer”experienceshadbeendifficult,soIwasveryanxioustofitin.Lunchtimewasapleasantsurprisewhenthegirlsallcrowdedaroundmytable.Theirchatwasfriendly,soIbegantorelax.Mynewclassmatesfilledmeinontheschool,theteachersandtheotherkids.itwasn’tlongbeforetheclassherd(書(shū)呆子)waspointedouttome:MaryLou.ActuallyshecalledherselfMaryLouise.Aformal,overmodestyounggirlwitholdfashionedclothes,shewasn’tugly—notevenfunnylooking.Practicalshoes,longwoolskirtandablousepletedtheimageofapleteherd.Thegirls’whispersgotlouderandlouder.MaryLoudidn’school.Armsis.Afterschool,thegirlsinvitedmetojointheminfrontoftheschool.Armswrappedaroundherbackpack,MaryLoucamedowntheschoolsteps.Thetauntingbegan—rude,bitingmentsanddisrespectfulwordsfromthegirls.Ipaused,thenjoinedrightin.MyforcebegantopickupasIapproachedher,mean(卑劣)remarksfallingfrommylips.Ievenpulledthebeltofherbackpackandthenpushedher.Thebeltbroke,MaryLoufell.Everyonewaslaughingandpattingme.Ifitin.ButIwasnotproud.Somethinginsidemehurt.MaryLougotup,gatheredherbooksand—withoutatearshed—off,shewent.Sheheldherheadhighasasmalltrickleofbloodrandownfromherinjuredknee.Iturnedtoleavewithmylaughingfriendsandnoticedamanstandingbesidehiscar.Hisskin,darkhairandhandsomefeaturestoldmethiswasherfather.RespectfulofMaryLou’sproudspirit,heremainedstillandwatchedthelonelygirlwalktowardhim.Onlyhiseyes—shiningwithbothgriefandpride—followed.AsIpassed,helookedatmeinsilencewithburningtearsthatspoketomyshameandscoldedmyheart.Hedidn’tspeakaword.Noscoldingfromateacheroraparentcouldlinger(逗留)asmuchasthathurtinmyheartfromthedayafather’seyestaughtmekindnessandstrengthanddignity.Ineveragainjoinedthecruelherds.Ineveragainhurtsomeoneformyowngain.56.Thewriterfeltshefitinwhen.A.sherelaxedandtalkedwithhernewclassmateB.shebecamealeaderofaschoolclubC.shepickedawingoffabutterflyD.otherscheeredforheraftershetreatedMarybadly57.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“taunting”meaninthearticle?A.PlayingagameB.JoiningaclubC.CriticizingapersonD.Watchingamovie58.Mary’sfatherafterhesawwhathappenedtoherdaughter.A.feltshamefulandangryforhisdaughterB.feltsadandproudforhisdaughter’sbraveryC.feltitnecessarytoteachthewriteralessonD.feltitapitythatshedidn’tfightback59.Thewriterwouldneverhurtsomeoneforherowngainbecauseshe.A.wasimpressedbyMary’scalmnessB.wasafraidtobescoldedbyMary’sfatherC.wassorryshehurtMary’skneeD.wasawarethatitwasashametomakefunofMary60.Accordingtothearticle,thewriterisprobably.A.arudegirlwhoenjoysmakingfunofothersB.aclevergirlwhoisgoodatmakingfriendswithothersC.ashygirlwhoisn’tgoodatmunicatingwithothersD.abravegirlwhoiswillingtocorrecthermistakesBFreeFunGuidesFreeAdmissiontoHundredsofMuseumsSept.25Whataweekend!ThisSaturday,Sept.25,hundredsofU.S.museumsadmissionfreefortheSmithsonian’sannualMuseumDay.UnlikepreviousMuseumDaycelebrations,youmustsignupforafreeticketthatadmitstwopeopletoanyoftheparticipatingmuseums.Thatmeansfillingoutaformandhavingtheticketemailedtoyou.NotbadforafreebiethatwillgiveyouadmissiontomuseumssuchastheAdlerPlanetariuminChicagoandtheAir&SpaceMuseuminSanDiego.SomeparticipatingmuseumsareclosedonSaturday,sotheyofferfreeadmissiononSunday,Sept.26,instead.FreeAdmissiontoNationalParks&PublicLandsWouldyourathervisitaNationalParkforfreeinsteadofamuseumforfree?ThechoiceisyoursonSaturday,Sept.25,asall392NationalParksandallothernationalpubliclandsareadmissionfreeforNationalPublicLandsDay.Thefeefreedayfornationalparks,forests,monumentsandotherpubliclandsfallsonthesamedayastheSmithsonianMuseumDay,whenhundredsofU.S.museumsarealsoadmissionfree.Ifyoulovetheoutdoors,considersigninguporjustshowupforoneofthevolunteerprojectsatthepubliclandssitesonSaturday.Spendthemorninghelpingcleanupandrestoreournationalnaturaltreasures,thenspendtheafternoonjustenjoyingandexploringthem.FreeBooksforKid@Barnes&Noble!Ifyourkidslovetoread—andwehopetheydo!—besuretosignthemupforBarnes&Noble’ssummerreadingprogramssotheycanearnafreebook!It’seasyforkidsages12andundertoparticipate.ForBarnes&Noble’sPassporttoSummerReadingprogram,justdownloadandprintoutyourpassport.Readanyeightbooks,logthemintothepassportandbringittoanyBarnes&NoblebySeptember7.Chooseyourfreebookfromthelistonthebackofthepassport.FREENightofTheaterAcrosstheU.SinOctoberHark!‘Tisachancetoseethisthingcalledtheplay,andnotjustMr.Shakespeare’s!It’stheannualrunoftheFreeNightofTheater,whenhundredsoftheatersin120U.S.citiesgiveawaythousandsofticketstolocalproductions.WhilethekickoffdateisOctober15,manyofthetheatersstartreleasingtheirfreeticketsbyOct.1orinwavesduringthemonthofOctoberforperformancedatesthroughoutthemonth.Ticketseekersarelimitedtotwoticketsforoneperformance.FindyourcityontheFreeNightofTheaterWebsiteandcheckthelistingsforperformances,theirdatesandtheirticketgiveawaytimesandlocations.61.Whatisnewaboutthisyear’sMuseumDay?A.PeoplecanvisitamuseumforfreeB.TwomuseumsofferfreeadmissionC.PeoplewillgetfreeticketsonlineD.SomemuseumsopenforfreeonSunday62.HowisNationalPublicLandsDaydifferentfromtheotherthreeevents?A.ItesonSept.25B.VisitorsmayofferhelpC.AllcanvisittheparksforfreeD.Visitorsmaychoosewhattodo63.Howcankidsgetafreebook?A.BychoosingoneofthebookstheyhavereadB.BydownloadingandprintingoutapassportC.ByreadingeightbooksatanyBarnes&NobleD.BylisteningtoB&N’sfreeonlinestories64.WhichofthefollowingshowsthesimilaritybetweenMuseumDayandFreeNightofTheater?A.TheytakeplaceonceayearB.TheylastforthesamelengthoftimeU.SC.TheticketscanbeusedinanyU.ScitiesD.Thesamenumberoffreeticketsisgivenaway65.Themainpurposeofthepassageisto.A.helppeoplewhoareverypoorB.introducewaystosavemoneyC.giveguidanceonhowtohavesomefunD.provideinformationaboutfreethingstodoCSpeech—theactofutteringsoundstoconveymeaning—isakindofhumanaction.Likeanyotherconstantlyrepeatedaction,speakinghastobelearned,butonceitislearned,itbeesagenerallyunconsciousandapparentlyautomaticprocess.Asfaraswecandetermine,humanbeingsdonotneedtobeforcedtospeak;mostbabiesseemtopossessasortofinstinctivedrivetoproducespeechlikenoises.Howtospeakandwhattosayareanothermatteraltogetner.Thereactionsarelearnedfromtheparticularsocietyintowhichthebabyisborn;sothat,likeallconductthatislearnedfromasociety—fromthepeoplearoundus—speechisapatternedactivity.Themeandering(漫目無(wú)地的)babble(咿呀學(xué)語(yǔ))andchatterofayoungchildareeventuallychanneledbyimitationintoafeworderlygroovesthatrepresentthepatternacceptedasmeaningfulbythepeoplearoundhim.Similarly,achild’sindiscriminate(不加分辨的)practiceofputtingthingsintohismouthbeeslimitedway.Theingfoodintohismouthinacertainway.Thesoundsthatachildcanmakearemorevariedandnumerousthanthesoundsthatanyparticularlanguageuses.However,achildbornintoasocietywithapattemoflanguageisencouragedtomakeasmallselectionofsoundsandtomakethesefewsoundsoverandoveruntilitisnaturalforhimtomakethesesoundsandnotothers.66.Foranadult,theprocessofspeakingusuallyinvolves.A.consciousselectionofsoundsB.imitationofthosearoundhimC.adrivetomakenoisesD.unconsciousactions67.Theselectionsaysthatmostbabieshaveaninstinctivedriveto.A.expressideasinwordsB.makespeechlikenoiseC.conveymeaningD.imitatesoundsaroundthem68.Conductthatislearnedfromasocietymaybecalled.A.instinctivedriveB.selectionC.automaticactivityD.patternedactivity69.Thesoundsthatachildisabletomakeare.A.notasvariedasthoseusedinlanguageB.morevariedandnumerousthanthoseinanylanguageC.farfewerthanthoseneededtoformalanguageD.pletelydifferentfromthesoundsoflanguage70.Wemaysaythatachildhaslearnedtospeakifhe.A.makesvariedsoundsB.carefullyconsiderseachsoundhemakesC.makesonlycertainsoundsnaturallyD.imitatespeoplearoundhimDWhetheryou’reheadedtoanothercountryforbusinessorpleasure,itislikelythatyouneedtokeepintouchwithfamilyorbusinesspartnersintheUnitedStates.Butifyouplantodothatusingyourcellphone,youcouldhaveanunwelesurprise—U.S.cellphonesdon’tworkabroad.U.S.paniesusedifferentformsoftechnology,notlikemostoftheinternationalmunity,includingEurope.However,thereisaneasy,costeffectivesolutiontostayingintouchwhileyou’retraveling.Youcanrentaphonethatisguaranteedtoworkinthecountriesyou’retraveling.Roadpostoffersa30daycellphonerentalplanthatincludesfreeiningcalls,freevoicemailandcallwaitingservices.Theserviceisconvenientandsimple.Youcanplaceyourorderonlineandyourphonewillbeshippedtoarriveonthedateyouwant.Ifanunexpectedbusinesstripesup,Roadpostcanprovidenextdaydeliveryformostcities.Inadditiontothephone,Roadpostprovidesasparebattery,travelchargerandaleathercarryingcase.WhenyourphoneisshippedfromRoadpost,youreceiveanemailconfirmationthatcontainsyourinternationalcellphonenumber.Thoseoucanleaveitwithfamilymembersandbusinesspartners;Roadpostevenprovidesbusinesscardspreprintedwithyourinternationalphonenumber.Thosewhodon’twanttobewithoutemailwhiletravelingcanrentaninternationalBlackBerry.Itcanbehardtostayintouchbyemailwhentraveling.WithaninternationalBlackBerry,youcanemailasmuchasyoulike,withoutworryingaboutanexpensivebill.Ifyou’retravelingtoveryremoteareas,youmaywanttoconsiderrentingasatellitephone:BecausetheyReceivetheirsignalsfromsatellites,thesephonesworkanywhereontheplanet,includingoceansandmountains.Whenyoureturn,simplyshipthephoneorBlackBerrybacktoRoadpostusingthereturnkitthepanyprovides.71.Accordingtothetext,Roadpostprobablyis.A.anorganizationthatofferssomefreeservicesB.apersonwhoofferssomeadvicetoforeigntouristsC.apanythatrentscellphonestoAmericansgoingabroadD.apersonwhomakestravelplansforAmericans72.Thefirstparagraphmainlytellsusthat.A.AmericansneedtochangetheircellphonesB.EuropeanformoftechnologyisdifferentfromAmerica’sC.U.Scellphonesdon’tworkabroadD.Americanswhogoabroadwillmeetanunwelesurprise73.Whichofthefollowingwillhelpyoualotinmountainousareas?A.BlackBerryB.ThereturnkitC.EmailD.Satellitephones74.Accordingtothetext,itcanbeinferredthat.A.aninternationalBlackBerryismainlyusedtosendemailB.RoadpostcanoffercellphonesusingindifferentareasC.youshouldselectabagusedtosendyourcellphoneD.Roadpost’sserviceisconvenientandsimple75.WhichofthefreeservicescanyougetfromRoadpost?A.VoicemailB.SendingemailC.ShippingthephonebackD.Callwaitingservices第II卷（非選擇題共35分）第四部分：寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）第一節(jié)：閱讀表達(dá)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）Whatisthehottesttopicatyourschoolrecently?InHangzhouYongjinMiddleSchool,it’money.Themoney.Theschoolheldanactivitycalled“makingmoneyHuQing’steamdecidedtosellsomeususefulbooksinfrontoftheChildrenActivityCenter.Theythoughtparentswouldliketobuythebooksfortheirchildren.Butunfortunately,theymeturbanmanagementofficers.Theofficersaskedthemtoleave.“Weplayedhideandseekwiththeofficesforthewholemorning,”WangBingandherteamsoldicecreaminasquare.Theydidn’tmeetanyofficers.Butfewpeoplewereinterestedinwhattheywereselling.Theteamthenputupaboardsaying“ForCountryKids”.Itworked.Morepeoplecametotheirstall(小攤).Aforeignerevengavethem100Yuan.“H