内蒙古包头学年高一英语月考试题.docx

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内蒙古包头学年高一英语月考试题

高一英语月考试题

注意事项：

1.考试时间120分钟，卷面分数150分。

2.答卷前，将密封线内相关内容填写清楚。

3.不要在密封线内答题。

4.请规范书写英文字母与相应的符号。

2019年10月

题号

一

二

三

四

五

六

总分

得分

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。

每段对话仅读一遍。

1.Whereisthemannow?

A.InBeijing.B.InShanghai.C.InNanjing.

2.Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantobuyforher?

A.Milk.B.Meat.C.Tea.

3.Whattimeisitnow?

A.9:

15.B.10:

20.C.9:

45.

4.WhyisNigelpacking?

A.Tomovehouse.

B.Totakeabusinesstrip.

C.Totravelforaholiday.

5.WhathasMr.Sawyerbeendoing?

A.Paintinghishouse.

B.Lookingafterhisfather.

C.Makingaladder.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

请听下面5段对话或独白，选出最佳选项。

每段对话或独白读两遍。

请听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Wheredoesthewomanthinkherbagis?

A.Atthestore.B.Atthebarbershop.C.Atthebakery.

7.Howwillthewomandealwithherproblem?

A.Bygettingabusinesscardfromherneighbor.

B.Byreportingherlosstothepolice.

C.Bytakingataxitogetherbag.

请听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.WhatisthemansupposedtodoinToronto?

A.Openabranch.B.Attendawedding.C.Haveameeting.

9.WhenwillthewomangotoHamilton?

A.NextWednesday.B.NextThursday.C.NextTuesday.

10.Howwillthemantravel?

A.Bycar.B.Byplane.C.Bybus.

请听第8段材料，回答第l1至13题。

11.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Formerworkmates.B.Neighbors.C.Oldclassmates.

12.Whycan’tthewomanattendthepartyonSaturday?

A.Shehasotherarrangements.

B.ShewillleaveforParis.

C.Shehastowork.

13.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoingtogether?

A.VisitingtheGreatWall.

B.WatchingtheBeijingOpera.

C.Havingdinner.

请听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。

14.Wherearethetwospeakersprobably?

A.Athome.B.Inahotel.C.Inarestaurant.

15.Whatdoesthewomanprobablywant?

A.Atoothbrush.B.Abarofsoap.C.Atowel.

16.Whatdoesthewomanusuallyhaveforbreakfast?

A.Acupofmilk.B.Asandwich.C.Ahamburger.

17.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeakers’children?

A.Theycanpreparebreakfastbythemselves.

B.Theyarestayingwiththeirgrandparents.

C.Theyarelookingforwardtoaholiday.

请听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。

18.Whatnationalityistheaudiencemostprobably?

A.SouthKorean.B.Chinese.C.American.

19.Whichparkshouldpeoplevisitiftheyloveiceskating?

A.OceanPark.B.LotteWorld.C.Europa-Park.

20.WhichofthefollowingisincludedinEverland?

A.Awaterpark.

B.Ananimalthemepark.

C.Anamusementpark.

二、阅读理解（本大题共15小题，共30.0分）

A

BooksForChildren  

FleabagandtheRing'sEnd

BethWebb

MorestoriesofFleabag,thetalkingcat—starofthiswonderfulsetof3books

Ages8-13,208pages,paper-back

0745944116,￡3.99

ThelittleWhiteHouse  

EIizabethGoudge    

AfairytaleandwinneroftheCarnegieMedal

Ages8-12,240pages,paper-back

0745945783,￡4.99

MyVeryFirstChristmasBook

LoisRockandAlecAyliffe

Abig,brightbook,whichpresentsthestory

simply,anddelightfullyforveryyoung

children.

Ages0-3,12pages,200mmx200mm,board

0745940560,￡4.99

FirstFestival:

Christmas

LoisRock  

Anall-in-onebooktohelpgrown-upsand

childrenpreparetheirChristmascelebrationtogether.Presents,activitiesandcustoms.

Ages5-8,48pages,290mmx250mm,hardback 

0745939074,￡8.99

StarofWonder

PatAlexander 

AwonderfulcollectionofChristmasstories

andpoems.Fulloflivelypagestoreadand

enjoy.

Ages7-12,224pages,paperback

0745939323,￡4.99 

TheNot-So-WiseMan

AlanMacDonaldandAndrewRowland

weallknow,aboutthe3WiseMenwho

traveledtoBethlehem（伯利恒）anddiscoveredthebabyJesusChrist.Thisisthetaleofanotherone,whoalwaysmissedthepoint.

Ages5-9,32pages,270mm×210mm,

hardback

74592,￡8.99

21.IfyouwanttomakeaChristmasplantogetherwithyourchildren,whichbookdoyouprefer？

A.FirstFestival:

ChristmasB.TheNot-So-WiseMan

C.StarofWonderD.MyVeryFirstChristmasBook

22.Whichnumberwouldyoudialifyouwanttoorderabookforyour2-yearoldchild?

A.0745945783.B.0745938922.

C.0745940560.D.0745944116.

23.Ifyourchildwantstoreadstoriesofanimals,whosebookwillbeyourchoice?

A.PatAlexanderB.BethWebb

C.LoisRockD.ElizabethGoudge

B

Sincelastyear,citystreetsaroundChinahaveseencolorfulsharedbikes,whichpeoplecanrentwithaphoneappandthenparkwherevertheychoose.Toreducetrafficjamsandairpollution,manycitieshaveofferedbike-sharing.Butsometimes,dreamscanbedestroyed.

Assharedbikesbecomemorepopular,problemskeepshowingup.Accordingtonewsreports,sharedbikesarebadlytreatedbyusers.Whenpeopleareusingthebike,someofthemjustthrowitontostreets.Somebikesarestolen.Recently,amaninShanghaiwasfined1,000yuanforstealingasharedbike.

Besides,thedamagetotheQRcodesonthebikeshasbroughthugelossestobike-sharingcompanies,likeMobike.IftheQRcodeisdamaged,thebikecannotbeusedanymore.Itcantakeseveralhundredyuanforthecompanyworkerstofindalostbikeandgetitrepaired.

Mobikehas100credit（信用）scoresforeachuser.Oncethescoredropstobelow80,bikerentalwillgouptofiveyuanper30minutes.

However,punishmentmaynotbethebestwaytostopsharedbikesfrombeingstolenordamaged.Bike-sharingserviceswillworkwellonlyifpeoplefollowtherulesandshowrespectforthebikesandotherusers.

24.Whydomanycitieshaveofferedbike-sharing?

A.Toprovideconveniencetotravelers.

B.Toencouragemorepeopletoexercisebyriding.

C.Tomakemoneyforthecompanybyrenting.

D.Toreducetrafficjamsandairpollution.

25.IfMr.Li’screditscoresis75,heshouldpay_____forhisonehour’sridingsharedMobike.

A.fifteenYuanB.tenYuanC.eightYuanD.fiveYuan

26.WhichoffollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?

A.Peoplecanrentthesharedbikeswithaphoneapp.

B.Ifsomeonestealsasharedbike,hewillbefined.

C.Punishmentisthebestwaytostopsharedbikesfrombeingdamaged.

D.IftheQRcodeisdamaged,thesharedbikecan’tbeusedanymore.

27.Theauthormainlywantstotellus_______inthispassage.

A.bike-sharingcompaniesarefacingseriousproblem

B.China’sbike-sharingdreamsweredestroyed

C.creditscoresofMobikeareimportantforeveryuser

D.sharedbikesarepopularinthecities

C

Ifyoufeelsleepyeverymorning,don’tblameyourself.Yourworkschedulecouldbetoblame.Arecentresearchshowsthat,formanyofus,ourworkschedulesdonotagreewithournaturalbodyclocks—andexpertsareurgingemployerstotakenotice.

“Whenworkschedulesagreewithpeopleˈsnaturalsleeppatterns,theyproducehigherqualityandmorecreativeworkbecausetheyaremorefocused,lessstressedandgenerallyhealthier.Theoppositeisalsotrue—whenemployeesaresleepdeprived,theyaremorelikelytomakemajormistakesandsufferfromworkplaceinjuries.”saidChristopherBarnes,amanagementprofessorfromtheUniversityofWashington.

“Butitˈsnotjustabouttheamountofsleepyouget.Whetheryoucanbeproductiveat8a.m.dependsonyourownbody.Humanbeingseachhaveaninternalbodyclock,”saidTillRoenneberg,aprofessoratLudwig¬MaximilianUniversityinMunich.Andthatclockcandiffergreatlydependingontheperson.

“It’slikefeet,”saidRoenneberg.“Somepeoplearebornwithbigfeetandsomewithsmallfeet,butmostpeoplearesomewhereinthemiddle.

Manycompaniesstarttheworkdayat8a.m.or9a.m.,puttingtheirworkschedulesindisagreementwiththeiremployeesˈbodyclock.Thatmismatch,alongwiththepressurefromworkatallhoursofthedayandnight,meansthatmanypeoplesufferfrom“socialjetlag”.Inotherwords,theirbodiesarealwaysinthewrongtimezone.Heestimatesthatmorethan70%ofpeoplegetupearlierthantheyshould.

“Thereisanoldsayingthatsleepisfortheweak,”saidRoenneberg.“ButIdofeellikeitdoesn’thelptohaveshortenedsleep.”

28.Accordingtotheauthor,manypeoplefeelsleepyinthemorningbecause________．

A.theystarttoworktooearly

B.theyarenotingoodhealth

C.theyhavenointerestintheirwork

D.theystayuptoolatethenightbefore

29.WhatdoesChristopherBarnesmainlytellus?

A.Theinfluencesoflackofsleep.

B.Thepossiblecausesofpoorsleep.

C.Theusefulwaystoimproveoursleep.

D.Theconnectionbetweensleepandworkperformance.

30.Bymentioningpeople’sfeet,Roennebergintendstotellus________．

A.peoplearebornwithfeetofdifferentsizes

B.people’sbodyclocksdifferfrompersontoperson

C.itisthemostimportanttowearshoesoftherightsize

D.itismostimportanttoobeyournaturalbodyclocks

31.Whichofthefollowingdoestheauthoragreeto?

A.Sleepisfortheweak.

B.Theearlybirdcatchestheworm.

C.Plentyofsleepcontributestogoodwork.

D.Themoreyousleep,thelessworkyoucando.

D

LongbeforeiPhone，thecigarettewasthecompanionofchoiceforrestlessness．AndlongbeforeFacebookandWeChat，itwastobaccothatpromisedtobetteryoursociallife．Now，quittingsmartphoneshasbecomethenewquittingsmoking．Ofcourse，technologydoesnotyellowyourteeth，causediseaseorleadtocancer．Butsomeindividualsaresoconcernedthatdeviceaddictionisdamagingtheirmentalhealth．Inordertoreducetheirdependence，eveninSiliconValley，peopleareturningoffthemessagesthatconstantlybuzzfortheirattention，banningsmartphonesfromthebedroomand，curiously，changingthecolorsontheirscreenstoalesstemptingscaleofgray．

Thebigtechcompanieswill