河北省大名县第一中学2020届高三英语9月月考试题清北班一.doc

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1、河北省大名县第一中学2020届高三英语9月月考试题（清北班一）第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)请听下面5段对话，选出最佳选项。1. What are the speakers planning to do?A Have a picnic. B Make some sandwiches C. Attend a barbecue party2. What are the speakers mainly talking about?A. Job B. A picture C. A university.3. Where is the woman s

2、 Dusmart Speaker?A. In the bedroom. B In the kitchen C. In the sitting room4. What did the man buy this morning?A. Trainers B. Socks C Jeans5. What did the man like best about the show?A. The singers B. The costumes. C. The dancing第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分2.5分)请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。清听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6. What d

3、oes the woman think of the man s summer Job?A. Tiring B. Interesting. C. Well-paid7. What job is Tammy doing during the summer?A Fruit-picking. B Dog-walking C Babysitting.请听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。 8. What will the man do at 2: 00 pm probably?A Sell dictionaries. B Have an interview C. Work in the office9. W

4、here will the man be around 5: 00 pm?A In a classroom. B At a company. C. At a coffee shop.请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10. What type of insurance do the speakers choose? iA. The bronze B. The silver C. The gold11. How will the speakers probably pay?A. By credit card. B. By Alipay C. In cash12. When will the s

5、peakers leave?A. On Friday. B. On Saturday. C On Sunday.请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13. How long will the mans course last?A. For four weeks. B. For six weeks C.For eight weeks14. How did the man know the school?A From a friend. B From a newspaper. C From a company.15. Which language can t the man speak?A. Fr

6、ench B. German C. Chinese16. What does the man think is the third factor in choosing a school?A. Teachers B Recommendations C. Location请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17. How did the speaker go to the South Island?A. By bus B- By boat C. By car.18. Where was the speaker s second destination？A. Nelson B Kaikoura

7、C. Buller River19. What was the speaker eager to sec?A. Ocean birds B Dolphins C.Whales20. When did the speaker hurt her foot?A. While riding a horse B While rowing a boat C. While climbing the rocks第二部分阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2分，满分30分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、和D)中，选出最佳选项。ADiscover the London Mus

8、eum of Water SteamDo you ever turn on the tap and wonder where the water comes from?Be amazed by the massive historic engines that pumped Thames water to Londons taps, andexplore Londons exciting watery past at our newly refurbished Museum.Follow waters fascinating journeyVictorian London urgently n

9、eeded water to keep its massively growing population clean and dis-ease- free.Get hands -on to find out more about the details of the capitals watery past, and waters rolein the Victorian battle for public health, in our new interactive Waterworks. In the Waterworks andthe new outdoor Splash Zone yo

10、u can test your muscle power as you have a go at water-pumping machines from throughout the centuriesJoin the teamThe Museum has a small staff supported by a large and enthusiastic volunteer base. Roles range from working on the admissions desk to driving the engines and maintaining the buildings. E

11、mailvolunteer waterandsteam. org. uk to apply to become part of the family!Keep us in Steam!The Museum is a not -for-profit charity that receives no external revenue funding from thegovernment or private bodies. Your support will help the Museum stay open all year round, with theengines and railway

12、steaming, and exciting events for all ages. Support us by becoming a trust mem-ber, volunteering or giving a donation. Become a Trust MemberHelp preserve this historic site for future generations. Trust membership gives unlimited visits to he Museum. Join at the Museum, via our website, or email mem

13、bership( waterandsteam org uk21. What can you do in the museum?A. Find out where Londons tap water comes from.B. Learn about the history of British tap water.C. Build your body in the outdoor Splash Zone.D. learn how tap water cured diseases in Victorian22.What does a volunteer do in the museum?A. C

14、ollect donations B. Operate machinesC. Act as a tour guide D. Become their staff23. Which is true about the museum?A. It is open to people under 18 B. It is funded by the governmentC. You can become a member online. D. It doesnt accept individual donationsBThere is a new superhero movie coming out.

15、The new3-D film stars a different type of superhero. They are dogs whose powers have helped save people and animals.Through the end of the year, you can see six amazing dogs in action inSuperpower DogsTipper and Tony are super sniffers. The two bloodhounds use their incredible sense of smell to trac

16、k poachers who hunt and kill endangered animals such as elephants and rhinos in Kenya. in East Africa Reef is a great lifeguard. Her size, strength, webbed paws and waterproof fur enable her to rescue people at risk of drowning along the coast of Italy. She can swim through water and drag as manyas

17、six people on a life raft.These dogs arent born with their powers, though. They learn their skills through training andpractice. You can see a superdog in the making by watching Halo onscreen. When Labrada first metHalo as a pup, she was impressed by the Dutch shepherds intelligence and alertness.Th

18、e film shows how Labrada trained Halo, preparing her for a big certification test. Halo had tohearing to search for hidden people. She learned towalk on narrow boards, climb ladders and ignore distractions such as food or toys. One of the superdogs,Ricochet. started training as a service dog. Her ha

19、ndler soon realized,lthough, that Ricochet was best at sensing emotions and calming sad or frightened people. In themovie, her gentle presence reassures a little boy who is learning to surf.My dog and I are a team, said Labrada, who is preparing with Halo for the busy hurricaneseason. Together we ca

20、n do things that we cant do separately. The bond, that trust, is actuallyThe real superpower.24. Why does the dog Reef need to be strong?A. She has to climb laddersB. She has to be able to climb ladders. C. She has to drag people on a life raft.D. She has to go into destroyed building25. How did the

21、 dog Ricochet affect people?A. She calms them B. She frightens them.C. She makes them sad D. She makes them excited26. How did the dogs in the movie become superheroes?A. They worked in the movie with human superheroesB. They learned skills that enabled them to be superheroesC. They were trained to

22、act as superheroes to be in the movieD. They were born with the same skills that human superheroes have27. What is the article mainly about?A. A human who trains dogsB. Toys and food that dogs likeC. A movie about special dogs.D. The way of how to train dogs.CThe small Norwegian island of Sommaroy s

23、its north of the Arctic Circle. The sun does not riseduring the winter, For 69 days in summer, it doesnt set. Needless to say, residents have a different idea of time. They see it differently from people who live where the hours of the day are split intodarkness and light.Kjel Ove Hveding is one of

24、the islands 300 or so residents. He wants to see time done awaywith on Sommaroy. In June he presented a petition to the government. All the islands residentssigned it and asked for Sommaroy to become the worlds first time-free zone. Hveding says there isno need for certain hours for school or work.

25、If you want to cut the lawn at 4 a. m. then you do it. he says.Most of us live by a fairly regular schedule. Hvedings ideas might seem strange. Howeverthe people of Sommaroy already have a fairly casual approach to timekeeping. This attitude is symbolized by all the watches that are strapped onto a

26、bridge from the island to the mainland. They dont need those watches on their islandDoctors have advice for people who live in regions with dark winters and never-ending summer sunlight. They say people should try to keep a regular sleep cycle. Research shows that humans have a natural internal proc

27、ess. It is called the circadian rhythm. This is basically a 24-hour internal clock. It regulates the sleep-wake cycle and is important for human health.Operating as a timeless zone could be a challenge. The rest of the world is on schedules. Hveding says that he understands planes and trains need to

28、 leave and arrive at certain hours. However,he also thinks that people create unnecessary stress. They put schedules on themselves, and hethinks they could benefit from looking at time his way.When you are finished with work, please, just put the watch away，he saysDont let the the clock lead us.28.

29、What can we know about the people of Sommaroy from the paragraph 3?A. They already live without watches.B. They decorated the bridge with watches.C. They must go to a bridge to get watchesD. They must cross a bridge to get to the mainland29. How does Vending feel about using watches and clocks?A. Th

30、ey should never be usedB. They should take care of themC. They can help people lead better lives.D. They are not necessary most of the time30. Which statement would the author agree with?A. There are few good reasons to keep timeB. Living in a time-free city would be difficultC. Sommaroy will not be

31、 successful without timeD. People should stop wearing watches immediately31. Why did the author write this article?A. to explain how time works in SommaroyB. to persuade people to stop using clocks.C. to tell a funny story about a place near the North Pole.D. to describe an island where people want

32、to live time-freeDWhen they re excited, scared or happy, elephants make the sounds youre probably familiarwith. They vocalize in other, more complicated ways, too -low-pitched rumbles outside ourhearing. Elephants make sounds at low frequencies to alert each other to danger, which isthe lower limit

33、of human hearing. Low-frequency sounds travel much farther than high ones.makes these sounds perfect for long-distance communication.Scientists have known for some time Mal elephants use a specific call to warn about bees. Adultelephants are vulnerable to stings around their eyes and in their tender

34、 trunks. Baby elephantsskins make them vulnerable all over, so the alarm provides an important signal. Researchers havenoted that elephant anti-bee rumbles are usually accompanied by vigorous head shaking to fling offany insects that happened to land.The human alarm call was discovered when research

35、ers played back recorded voices of tribalpeople who share the same region as several groups of wild elephants. Elephants within earshot ofthe recording ran away, became more wary and made a specific rumble. The rumble was recordedand played back to a different group of elephants, who also ran off an

36、d behaved more warily. However, none shook their head as with the bee alarm signal. Elephants appear to use their rumbles tomean different things with different degrees of urgency. That isnt just noise; thats language.Elephants can even tell the difference between human ethnic groups and classify th

37、em by thelevel of threat. Apparently, they distinguish less dangerous people from more dangerous by the colorof their clothes and body smell.So how do you know if an elephant is rumbling if you cant hear it? When elephants are listen-ing, they hold their ears out. When theyre rumbling their ears ten

38、d to flap.32. What can we know about rumblesA. Dangers that make elephants afraidB. Low sounds that elephant make.C. Long distances elephants travelD. Noises that frighten humans.33. Which word can replace the underlined word wary in the paragraph 3?A. Cautious B. Excited C. Noisy D. Exhausted34. Ho

39、w do elephants tell apart different tribes of human?A. They shake their heads very hard.B. They rub the people with their trunks.C. They notice peoples clothes and smells.D. They hold their ears out so they can listen.35. Which statement is true according to the last paragraph?A. Rumbling is the sou

40、nd made when elephants flap their ears.B. Elephants that hold their ears out are worse at sending signal calls.C. Hearing other elephants calls is easier if the elephant has bigger earsD. Watching an elephant can show whether it is sending or hearing calls.第二节(共5小题，每小题2分，满分10分)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白

41、处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余。Succulents(多肉植物) are plants with parts that are thick and fleshy， usually to stay wet inhot and dry climates. 36._Get the pots ready. Succulents need pots that will house the plant comfortably. 37_Make sure that you are not using either too large or too small a potPrepare your soil.

42、 If you dont want to use one of the ready-made succulent mixes availableon the market, prepare your own. 38._Fill the pots up to the desired level with the potting mix so that the tip of the roots will touch itThen, hold the plant carefully at the centre of the pot, allow the roots to hang inside an

43、d place thepotting mix loosely around the roots until it covers them up. 39_Water your plant. The first watering will be done on the third day of planting. The plant needs the soil to be dry for the first two days so that any harm to the root system can heal.Watering afterward will have to be done a

44、ccording to the species and growth rate of the individualplant. 40_Fertilize (ht HE), during the summer growing season, as you would with other houseplants.Stop fertilizing entirely during the winter. The nitrogen content(含氮量) of the fertilizer should always be very low.A. Succulents are easy to gro

45、w well.B. Mix up a nutritious soil to use for planting.C. The actual pot size will depend on the size of the plantD. Succulents grow during summer and rest during winter.E. Place the pots in an area where there is plenty of sunlightF. You may knock the pot softly on the ground to settle the potting

46、soilG. A good rule is that the soil mix should be allowed to dry up before the next watering.第三部分英语知识运用(共两节，满分45分)第一节完形填空(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和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Draper, the owner of a secondhand bookstore, was sorting through a pile of old books when an envelope fell from

47、one. Inside was an undated 41 and a faded photo of a woman holding a little girl on her lap. The letter said if Bethany was 42 it, it meant the author had died.Tears were welling up in Drapers eyes. These were a 43 womans last words to her child. He had to 44 Bethany. “Whoever it is will 45 this,” he thought. “You wouldnt 46 a letter like that.”He supposed if the 47 ended up in his shop then Bethany was likely from around