天津市耀华中学2022-2023学年高三上学期第一次月考英语试题.docx

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1、天津市耀华中学2023届高三年级第一次月考英语学科试卷请同学们将试题答案填涂或填写在答题卡上本试卷分第I卷（选择题），第II卷（非选择题）和第II卷（听力试卷）三部分，共150分，第 I, II卷考试时间100分钟，听力考试时间为20分钟。答卷前，请务必将自己的姓名、考号、座位号填写在答题卡上和密封线外相应位置。答 卷时，务必将答案涂写在答题卡上，答在试卷上的无效。考试结束后，将答题卡和答题纸一 并收回。祝各位同学考试顺利！第I卷（95分）第一部分:英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节:单项填空（共15小题:每小题1分,满分,15分），从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选

2、项。1. -I have been considering cancelling the project because it seems hard to go farther.-But its too early to now, Theres still much hope.A. have second thoughtsB. throw in the towelC. test the watersD. make ends meet2. Many enterprising young people present their ideas getting investment and advic

3、eto start their own business.A. at the cost of B. by means of C. as a result of D. in the hope ofleaving high school, Ernest Hemingway joined a local Kanas newspaper as a trainee reporter.A. OnB.AtC. For D.lnMusic boxes, toys that make pleasant sounds and soft music the babies sense ofhearing, encou

4、raging it development in their growth.A. acquireB. displayC. stimulate D. claimSpeech enables them to understand what a person is saying, and natural languageprocessing is used to work out a response.A. contributionB. recognitionC. possession D. admissionCompeted in was known as The Gilded Age, the

5、five-storied mansion is now ownedby a famous actor who stages the production of Shakespeare1 s Hamlet.A. that B. whatC. whichD. whoDespite being a sports journalist with a successful career ahead of him, Mitch Albom feels that there is something from his life.A. missing B. to missC. being lostD. to

6、be lost-The test results are terrible. Is it too difficult for the students?-Not really. Some students lost marks because they didnt read the question properly.A. automaticallyB. hardly C. deliberately D. simplyThe painting of Apsaras are full of life,the confidence and optimism of people during the

7、 Tang Dynasty.A. consuming B. distributingC. reflectingD. boasting-Whats the problem, Sir?-You at least at a speed of about 100 miles per hour.A. are driving B. had drivenC. were drivingD. have been drivingIn choosing one job from the two presented in front of us, we are unknowingly otherfuture oppo

8、rtunities.A. turning down B. breaking upC. putting away D. giving outHis private museum together with his art collections to the country as a gift.A. has offered B. have offeredC. is offered D. are offeredThe beautiful scene,small, was an important moment on my journey to discovering the power of ac

9、hieving health and happiness.A. When B. unless C. ifD. althoughThis wealth of ways of sharing is a response to our increasing demand for quality goods and services at competitive prices, with all at the click of a button.A. being delivered B. to deliverC. delivered D. having deliveredGreen Equator C

10、offee is grown on the Green Equator Estate （庄园）,coffee is 10% organic and sells at a very low price.A. where B. whose C. when D. which第二节:完形填空（共20小题:每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。Elsa Desmond knows she is not going to win a medal at the Beijing Winter Olympics, but she is_ 16_

11、 as the first womens luge （无舵雪橇）Olympian from Ireland. She was the 26th to_ 17_the line in the first nun of the womens race on Monday night, _ 18_ than none of the other athletes. However, that did not_19_ to her and she celebrated with a large smile on her face.Although she will not win in Beijing,

12、 she has already won some_ 20 She had been given many reasons why she could not compete: she is too short, she did not start _21_ at a young age, and she could not balance a（n）_ 22 _ job with competing in a sport. The biggest_23_simply might have been that Ireland did not have a luge organization. S

13、o, she_ 24_ one_herself; she had to self-fund.Now, _25_ she is a luge Olympian. “Im a doctor in genera! surgery, I have all these really_26_ challenges, but I think everyone has worked as hard as they can to be here.* She is expected to return to work on this Friday because she was given some time_

14、27_ to compete in the Olympics, and now she has_28_ parts of her job.Desmond has to balance these two_ 29_ jobs- sliding a few months out of the year and living a life in medicine. There was a（n） _30_ last season when she had to take important medical examinations in hotels in Germany where other sl

15、iders from different countries were staying. I had to stick signs on my door saying Do not disturb, exam in _ 31_ / in about six different_ 32_ . ”Desmond got the honor of_33_ her country in Beijing, and being one of two people_34_ Irelands flag during the opening ceremony on Friday, I dont think I

16、can_ 35_ words how excited I was to lead out the team. I really hope that I make my country proud. ” 16.A. visiting B. studying C. leading D. competing 17. A. break B. cross C. follow D. draw 18. A. slower B. lower C. faster D. higher.19. A. attend B. respond C. happen D. matterA. potentials B. chal

17、lenges C. operations D. alternatives20. A. swimming B. sliding C. sailing D. runningA. financial B. athletic C. medical D. educational21. A. expectation B, achievement C. difficulty D. pleasureA. started B. stopped C. continued D. joined22. A. privately B. traditionally C. similarly D. officiallyA.

18、visible B. imaginary C. absurd D. dangerous23. A. off B.up C. out D. awayA. ruined B. exceeded C. covered D. delayed24. A. frustrating B. rewarding C. demanding D. embarrassingA. interview B. time C, vacation D. chance25. A. peace B. need C. progress D. publicA. characters B. approaches C. styles D.

19、 languages26. A. investigating B. preserving. C. strengthening D. representingA. holding B. raising C. preparing D. storing27. A. set down B. put into C. pick up D. get through 第二部分悯读理解（共20小题:每小题2.5分,满分50分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C.D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ABehavior Under Risk: How Animals Avoid Becoming DineBy: Rene

20、e L. Rosier & Tracy Langkilde 2021 Nature Education.Most animals face the risk of being eaten. To avoid becoming someone*s dinner an organism must be able to identify predatory threats and employ effective strategies to avoid detection by predators In the event that avoidance fails animals can use s

21、trategies that will increase their chances of surviving attack if they do encounter predators.Detecting predators （捕食者）:a. VisuahMany animals respond to general visual cues （提示），such as the presence of a new object or sudden movement Other visual cues, including an animals size and behavior, can pro

22、vide specific information about the identity and intention of a potential predator. For example,prey may be able to visually identify a predator based on its shape, size, and color, and can use the predators behavior to determine the immediate threat that it poses.b. Auditory- -Auditory cues can pro

23、vide reliable, direct information about a predators presence, identity These cues are especially helpful for nocturnal （夜间活动的）prey species or animals that avoid predators that frequently use sound to hunt or communicate. For example, toad fish recognize sound of dolphins when they are looking for fo

24、od, one of their main predators,and reduce their activity levels in response.c. Chemical- -Chemical cues can be present in the air; in water; or on the ground, and can be detected by prey through smelling, or tasting, providing a reliable indication of a predators presence even if it is visually und

25、etectable. Some species are even able to determine how old a predator scent is, and will avoid only fresh scent cues as they indicate a predators recent presence.Animals can also use changes in the concentration or age of a scent to determine which direction a predator was traveling, in order to bet

26、ter avoid it,d. Vibration （震动卜-Vibration cues can provide useful information about a predators presence, and can be difficult for predators to hide. Many animals, including some spiders, caterpillars, and tadpoles, use vibrations as indicators of predator presence, and can distinguish vibrations mad

27、e by predators, non-predators, and abiotic （非生命的）cues （such as rainfall）. It is important for prey to be able to distinguish cues from threats versus non-threats, as responding to every tactile stimulus （触觉刺激）would waste time and energy, and may actually attract the attention of predators,How many k

28、inds of visual cues are mentioned in the passage?A. Two. B. Three. C. Four. D. Five.28. How does toad fish avoid threat from dolphins?A. By making noises.B. By looking for food.C. By responding actively. D. By reducing their move.29. Which of the following cue can best be used to detect the directio

29、n of predators at night?,A. Visual B. Auditory C. Chemical D. Vibration30. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true?A. Chemical cues fail to function if the predators are out of sight.B. Visual cues can be used as an indication of predators intention.C. Vibration cues

30、are reliable as predators can hardly stop vibrating.D. Auditory cues help prey to figure out what kind of predators they meet.31. Which of the following topic might be talked about in the following paragraphs?A. Prey species and their behaviorsB. Distinct Characteristics of PredatorsC. Surviving Enc

31、ounters with PredatorsD. Effective Ways to Find out Prey speciesBIf you had asked me then if I would accept a job as a restaurant critic for The New York Times or others, I would have replied Definitely no! This was party because I did no want to think of myself as an ambitious sort. Working in rest

32、aurants was honest labor; and anyone could see that. Writing about them for the mainstream press was not.However, the renewing was fun, so much fun that when mainstream publishers started paying me for my opinions, I didnt do the decent （体面的）thing, and before,I knew it, I had sopped coking professio

33、nally. Then I sopped coking altogether. Shes joined the leisure class. my friend said.I disarmed my critics by inviting them along; nobody I knew could afford to eat out and nobody refused. We went with equal amounts of guilt and pleasure, with a feeling that we were stepping onto the playgrounds of

34、 the rich.We knew we didnt belong to these grand restaurants. We always got the worst table, and since I didnt own a credit card, I had to pay in cash. The year turned into two and thee and more. Then, I got a credit card as well as good clothes. I was writing for increasingly prestigious（声誉高 的）publ

35、ications. Meanwhile, a voice inside me kept whispering, “ How could you?The voice is still there, never coming to a stop. When I receive weekly litters from people who think it is unacceptable to write about S100 meals while half the world is hungry, the voice rings right along, Theyre absolutely ri

36、ght, you elitist （精英）pig is not/. When it asks, “When are you going to grow up and get a real job?, it sounds a lot like my mother.It is just at that moment that I tell the voice to shut up because I realize all Im doing with my life is telling rich people where to eat and bow much the world has cha

37、nged.Yes, there are still restaurants where rich people go to remind themselves that they are different from you and me, but there are fewer and fewer of them. Going out to eat used to be like going to the opera; today, it is more like going to the movies.Therefore, everyone has become a critic and

38、I couldnt be happier with this. The more people pay attention to what and how they eat, the more accustomed they become to their own senses and the world around them. As A. J. Liebling once said, all it really takes to be a restaurant critic is a good appetite.32. What can we know from the first two

39、 paragraphs?A. The author was too honest to work as a restaurant critic.B. The author found it hard to work for the mainstream press.C. The author didnt think highly of the job as a restaurant critic.D. The author wasnt able to renew the work as a professional cook. 42. How did the author feel about

40、 eating out?A. She felt like eating out with the rich.B. She refused to eat out with the critics.C. She had a mixed feeling about eating out.D. She got much fun from being invited to eat out,What does the author want to tell us by saying “The year turned into two, and three, and more.?A. She stayed

41、in the career as a professional cook for years.B. She took up the job of writing as a restaurant critic for years.C. It took a long time for the publications to increase their prestige.D. It was years before her application for a credit card got approved.43. What changes have taken place to American

42、 restaurants?A. Restaurants make people confused about their social status.B. Rich people can get special treat in some restaurants.C. Ordinary people have become accustomed to fancy restaurants.D. Restaurants have become affordable to common people.44. Which of the following statements will the aut

43、hor probably agree with? A. Eating out is not a privilege of the rich.B. There is no need for restaurant critics at all.C. The writer is getting tired of her current job.D. Good appetite makes a good restaurant critic.CTourists visiting the Canary Islands can often hear locals communicating over lon

44、g distances by whistling not a tune, but the Spanish language. The locals are communicating in Silbo, a much more widespread use of whistled languages. In at least 80 cultures worldwide, people have developed whistled versions of their local languages when the circumstances call for it.Whistled lang

45、uages are almost always developed by traditional cultures that live in mountainous regions or in dense forests. Thats because whistled speech caries much farther than ordinary speech or shouting, says Julien Meyer; a linguist who explores the topic of whistled languages. Skilled whistlers can reach

46、120 decibels （分贝）-louder than a car speaker. As a result, whistled speech can be understood up to 10 times as far away as ordinary shouting can.That lets people communicate when they cannot get close enough to shout.Whistled languages work because many of the key elements of speech can be mimicked i

47、n a whistle. We distinguish one speech sound from another by minor differences in their sound frequency patterns. Whistlers can express all of these distinctions by varying the pitch （音高）of their whistle. And the skill can be adapted to any language, even those that have no tradition of whistling.Ho

48、wever, whistled languages are disappearing rapidly all over the world, and some- such as the whistled form of the Tepehua language in Mexico- -have already disappeared.Modernization is largely to blame, says Meyer, who points to roads as the biggest factor.Thats why you still find whistled speech on

49、ly in places that are very, very remote, that have had less access to roads, he says.Fortunately, there is still a ray of hope. UNESCO has listed two whistled languages- Silbo in the Canary Islands, and a whistled Turkish -as elements of the worlds intangible cultural heritage. Such attention can lead to conservation efforts. In the C