2023_2024学年山西大同浑源县浑源县第七中学高一下学期月考英语试卷（第三次）

这是一份2023_2024学年山西大同浑源县浑源县第七中学高一下学期月考英语试卷（第三次），共6页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，完形填空，语法填空，书信写作，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
2023~2024学年山西大同浑源县浑源县第七中学高一下学期月考英语试卷（第三次）
一、阅读理解
Music With A View
Summer may well be the favurite seasn f classical music lvers, with numerus festivals taking place wrldwide. And what’s better than
enjying a live perfrmance f yur favurite piece? Enjying it in the great utdrs, f curse!
Edinburgh Internatinal Festival Sctland
Edinburgh Internatinal Festival is Edinburgh’s arts ffering, and in 2023 welcmes vilinist Nicla Benedetti in her first year as festival directr.
Picking up the batn (接力棒)frm previus directr Fergus Linehan, she is the first female Festival Directr since the Festival began in 1947. Benedetti will
invite sme ppular symphny rchestras.
August 4-August 27,
Puccini Festival, Italy
Since 1930, the festival has been presenting Puccini’s masterpieces t crwds f thusands in beautiful Trre del Lag every summer. We’re
picturing ht Italian summer days clsing with a gentle warmth, tgether with fine pera and a cl glass f wine in hand and the waters f Lake
Massaciuccli.
July 14 -August 26, puccinifestival.it
Verbier Festival, Switzerland
One f the main reasns t visit the Verbier Festival in the summer is that it’s a magical tw-week celebratin f classical music at the tp f the
wrld. The festival has becme knwn fr attracting the biggest slists (独唱者) in the wrld. The real magic f Verbier is its ideas f cnnecting great
musicians at the height f their careers with ambitius yung artists.
July 14 - July 30, verbierfestival.cm
Granada Internatinal Festival, Spain
Since 1952, the Internatinal Festival f Music and Dance f Granada has been held in the palace t shw pera, ballet, Spanish dance and mre. In
2023, the festival will team up with University f Granada t invite talented students t take part in the Manuel de Falla Curses, which ffer
masterclasses in cmpsitin, musical analysis, perfrmance and face-t-face talk with great musicians including Víkingur Ólafssn and Daniil Trifnv.
June 21 - July 19, granadafestival.rg
【小题1】Wh is the first female Festival Directr since the Festival began in 1947?
A．Fergus Linehan.
B．Nicla Benedetti.
D．Daniil Trifnv
C．Víkingur Ólafssn
【小题2】What d Verbier Festival and Granada Internatinal Festival have in cmmn?
A．They attract the biggest slists.
B．They are themed classical music.
C．They present Puccini’s masterpieces t the public.
D．They give the yuth a chance t cntact with musicians.
【小题3】Which festival lasts the lngest?
A．Puccini Festival, Italy.
B．Verbier Festival, Switzerland.
C．Granada Internatinal Festival, Spain.
D．Edinburgh Internatinal Festival Sctland.
Yu may think there are n differences between British and American peple. After all, they speak the same language, dn’t they? If yu ask a
British r an American persn, he will prbably tell yu that there are differences. And the differences are quite great.
What d British peple think American peple are like? The British think American peple are very strange. They make a lt f nise and they laugh
t ludly. They are rich, and they nly think abut mney. But the British d say that American peple are kind, and friendly peple. They’re happy t
help yu if yu are in truble.

What d Americans think f the British? Well, they think the British are cld and very unfriendly. They are nt interested in success r in making lts
f mney. They think British is the best cuntry in the wrld. They lk dwn n ther cuntries. But Americans say that the British are quite hard
wrkers. They are brave and hnest. And in time f truble they face difficulties happily.
Yu can see that these ideas can cause misunderstanding between the British and Americans. But when American and British peple becme friends,
they usually find things are nt as bad as they expected.
【小题1】Are there any differences between British and American peple?
A．Yes, but the differences are very small.
B．Yes, and the differences are quite great.
C．N, there isn’t any difference between them.
D．Sme peple think there are, but sme peple dn’t think s.
【小题2】What d British peple think Americans are like?
A．They are selfish.
B．They are pr.
C．They are strange peple.
D．They are unfriendly.
【小题3】What d the Americans think f the British?
A．They are cld and unfriendly.
C．They are lazy.
B．They are kind.
D．They are rich.
【小题4】The American and British peple usually get alng quite well___.
A．when they becme friends
B．when they becme enemies
D．after they quarrel
C．after they fight
Many f us live with a rmmate at sme stage. Smetimes, there can be prblems. Wh hasn’t had an argument abut whse turn it is t take
ut the rubbish r wh shuld be the ne t clear up after dinner? Hwever, living with anther persn als cmes with many benefits.
Yu knw that there’s always smene else arund, which can help yu feel safer. There is always smene t talk t, s yu never feel lnely.
Besides these bvius benefits, there are sme yu may nt ntice. Fr example, we’re actually mre likely t eat healthier fd when living with
thers.
T examine the effect f living alne, Australian university researchers did much research and fund that peple living alne tended t eat less fresh
fd, which can have a significant negative effect n lng-term health. Hwever, thse living with thers generally benefited frm a mre varied diet
cmpared t thse living alne.
What culd explain these findings? The researchers believe the scial and cultural rles played by cking, fd preparatin and eating may be
imprtant cnsideratins. Fr example, thse living with friends have smene else t g shpping with, and thus are likely t buy higher-quality fresh
fd regularly.
Cking skills may be anther factr. If peple living alne find they d nt have the knwledge required t prepare a particular dish r ck a
certain fd,they may fall back n ready-made, less healthy fd. Hwever, if they live with at least ne ther persn, they may be able t ask fr help.
In additin, peple living alne can eat whatever they want at any time f the day r night. Hwever, it’s helpful t have smene arund wh
questins yur decisin t eat frzen pizza at 3 am. In ther wrds, rmmates can draw yur attentin t unhealthy rutines.
S,if yu nw live alne and find yurself fighting a lsing battle against pr eating habits, why nt cnsider sharing a hme with smene else?
Yu culd encurage ne anther n t greater health and well-being.
【小题1】The authr uses the first paragraph t ______.
A．intrduce the tpic f the text
B．remind readers f their rmmates
C．shw the prblems f living with thers
【小题2】The secnd paragraph is mainly abut _______.
A．The reasns fr living with thers
D．recall the experience f sharing a rm
B．the benefits f having a rmmate
C．the way f dealing with a rmmate
D．the imprtance f cmmunicating with thers
【小题3】The underlined phrase”fall back n” in Paragraph 5 means________.
A．hunt fr
B．cut dwn n
D．give up
C．depend n
【小题4】What is the main purpse f this text?

A．T explain why rmmate have arguments.
B．T tell readers every cin has tw sides.
C．T encurage peple t have a rmmate.
D．T persuade peple t develp healthy eating habits.
Over the last seven years, mst states have banned texting by drivers, and public service campaigns have tried a wide range f methds t persuade
peple t put dwn their phnes when they are behind the wheel.
Yet the prblem, by just abut any measure, appears t be getting wrse. Americans are still texting while driving, as well as using scial netwrks
and taking phts. Rad accidents, which had fallen fr years, are nw rising sharply.
That is partly because peple are driving mre, but Mark Rsekind, the chief f the Natinal Highway Traffic Safety Administratin, said distracted
（分心）driving was "nly increasing, unfrtunately."
"Big change requires big ideas." he said in a speech last mnth, referring bradly t the need t imprve rad safety. S t try t change a distinctly
mdern behavir, lawmakers and public health experts are reaching back t an ld apprach: They want t treat distracted driving like drunk driving.
An idea frm lawmakers in New Yrk is t give plice fficers a new device called the Textalyzer. It wuld wrk like this: An fficer arriving at the
scene f a crash culd ask fr the phnes f the drivers and use the Textalyzer t check in the perating system fr recent activity. The technlgy culd
determine whether a driver had just texted, emailed r dne anything else that is nt allwed under New Yrk's hands-free driving laws.
"We need smething n the bks that can change peple's behavir,” said Félix W. Ortiz, wh pushed fr the state's 2001 ban n hand-held
devices by drivers. If the Textalyzer bill becmes law, he said, "peple are ging t be mre afraid t put their hands n the cell phne."
（ 1 ）Which f the fllwing best describes the ban n drivers' texting in the US?
A. Ineffective.
B. Unnecessary.
C. Incnsistent.
D. Unfair.
（ 2 ）What can the Textalyzer help a plice fficer find ut?
A. Where a driver came frm.
B. Whether a driver used their phne.
D. When a driver arrived at the scene.
C. Hw fast a driver was ging.
（ 3 ）What des the underlined wrd "smething" in the last paragraph refer t?
A. Advice.
B. Data.
C. Tests.
D. Laws.
（ 4 ）What is a suitable title fr the text?
A. T Drive r Nt t Drive? Think Befre Yu Start
C. New Yrk Banning Hand-Held Devices by Drivers.
B. Texting and Driving? Watch Out fr the Textalyzer
D. The Next Generatin Cell Phne: The Textalyzer.
Yu’re running late and need t text the friend yu’re meeting，r yu’re just abut t scan yur digital airplane barding pass and suddenly
yu realize that yu have n phne pwer left.But there’s gd news： 【小题1】 Here’s hw.
Adjust (调整) yur brightness.Rather than remembering t dim and brighten yur phne (fund in the Settings menu) in different cases，mst
phnes let yu select“aut﹣brightness”，which means it will sense the lighting cnditins yu’re in and adjust the screen’s brightness up and
dwn autmatically (自动地).On iPhnes，yu’ll find this setting under “Accessibility.”
【小题2】
Keep yur WiFi turned n. 【小题3】 But if yu cnnect t WiFi，perfrming thse same tasks will use less pwer——s it’s always better t
jin a WiFi netwrk when yu can.In Settings，yu can chse t keep yur WiFi turned n，which will autmatically jin knwn WiFi netwrks，r
remind yu when WiFi is near yu.
【小题4】
wireless charging pad n yur nightstand because all yu’ll need t d is put yur phne n it.
Change mdes when yu’re running lw. 【小题5】 Turning it n will limit sme energy﹣cnsuming (消耗电量的) apps and features.But
Frgetting t charge yur phne befre bed can mean waking up the next day t a lw battery.Fr sme，it’s easier t keep a
yu’ll still be able t make and receive calls，texts，and email.
A．Make at﹣hme charging easier.
B．Frequent charging will shrten the battery life.
C．On Andrids，yu’ll typically find it under “Display”.
D．Turning ff yur phne at night will extend battery life.
E．Brwsing the web ver yur netwrk can run dwn yur battery.
F．A few adjustments t yur rutine can lengthen yur phne’s battery life.

G．Mst phnes have a“lw pwer”r“pwer saver”mde under battery settings.
二、完形填空
If yur father never says t yu “I lve yu” when yu are a child, it
.
t be mre and mre difficult fr him t say the wrds as he grws
I d nt
hearing the wrds frm my father when I was grwing up. Truthfully, I culd nt recall (回想起) when I had
said thse wrds
t him either.
One day, I decided t
the ice and make the first mve. S in ur next phne cnversatin I gathered all my
and let ut the wrds in a
lw vice, “ lve yu!”
There was a
at the ther end and he awkwardly replied, “Well, same back at yu!”
I was unexpectedly
and my vice was raised, “Dad, I knw yu lve me, and I knw when yu are ready, yu will say what yu want t say.”
asked, “Paul, is everything kay?”
ur phne cnversatin with the wrds, “Paul, I lve yu.” I was s mved that tears were rlling dwn my cheeks
Fifteen minutes later my mther called and
A few weeks later, Dad
as I finally “ ” the lve.
As I sat there in tears I realized that this
mment had taken ur father-and-sn relatinship t a new
.Shrtly afterwards, my father
narrwly escaped death fllwing heart surgery (外科手术). Many times
surgery, I wuld have never “heard” the lve.
【小题1】
, I have wndered if I had nt taken the first step and Dad nt the
A．wrks ut
【小题2】
A．wiser
B．breaks ut
C．turns ut
D．cmes ut
B．busier
C．weaker
D．lder
D．regret
D．first
【小题3】
A．remember
【小题4】
A．nly
B．enjy
C．mind
B．nce
C．last
【小题5】
A．melt
B．break
C．strike
D．build
【小题6】
A．strength
【小题7】
A．sigh
B．ideas
C．wrds
D．attentin
B．silence
C．vice
D．cry
【小题8】
A．tuched
【小题9】
A．excitedly
【小题10】
A．cntinued
【小题11】
A．accepted
【小题12】
A．quiet
B．frightened
C．shcked
D．annyed
B．nervusly
C．willingly
D．sadly
B．checked
B．expected
C．ended
D．interrupted
C．learned
D．heard
B．difficult
C．special
D．different
【小题13】
A．level
B．idea
C．wrld
D．end
【小题14】
A．then
B．ag
C．befre
D．since
【小题15】

A．challenged
B．experienced
C．survived
D．received
三、语法填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Phtgraphy is a very ppular art frm. A camera is an
【小题1】
(imprtance) hliday item. But ver the last 10 years, phtgraphy
【小
题2】
4】
(becme) much
【小题3】
(ppular). It’s easy t capture still and mving pictures f places f interest, and it’s als easy
【小题5】 (arm) with their smart phnes, turists, this year mre than ever, are capturing the
【小题
(shw) ff these pictures n scial media.
beauty f ur planet.
Of curse, travel cmpanies have caught n t this. Trekksft has
vast chice f beautiful 【小题7】 (lcatin). Antelpe Slt Canyn Turs in Arizna specializes in turs f the state’s famus canyns,
【小题6】
example f pht-turism frm the United States, a land with a
【小题
8】
gives phtgraphers the chance t capture them n camera. Mst f the turists are
【小题10】 just their mbile phnes.
【小题9】
(actual) able t make beautiful images
四、书信写作
假设你是李华。你和美国笔友David经常有电子邮件往来，相互了解中美学生的学习、生 活情况。近期他来信向你了解你们学校学生的体育开展情况。请你用英语写一
封电子邮件，内 容包括：
1.你们学校受学生欢迎的体育项目；
2.你所喜欢的体育项目。
注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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五、书面表达
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之成为一篇完整的短文。续写的词数应为150左右。
Every time Jim crssed the street n his way t wrk, he wuld see a little girl selling flwers n the street. She sat by a large green bard with the
names f the flwers and their prices n it. Unfrtunately, n ne paid attentin t her, and she rarely sld anything. Jim wanted t help her, and ne day
he gt his chance. His aunt wuld retire, and he thught a buquet (花束) wuld be a great gift.
“Hell, culd yu please make me a buquet f rses?” Jim said as he apprached the girl.
The girl didn’t raise her head and just stared at the same spt n the grund. “I’m Cassy. Thank yu fr buying flwers frm me,” she said.
“Culd yu please select the flwers by yurself and give them t me? I will tie them tgether fr yu. I can’t see. ”
“Oh, I’m srry,” Jim said as he picked the flwers and handed them t her. Within several secnds, the girl made a lvely buquet fr Jim.
“Here,” she said, hlding the buquet. “That’ll be $5.”
“Thanks. They’re beautiful,” Jim said and walked away after placing the mney in the hat beside Cassy.
The next day, Jim went t wrk and he decided t have a quick talk with Cassy n the way. Hwever, he didn’t see Cassy where she used t be that
mrning. He thught she might be late and decided t meet her the next day, but she didn’t shw up fr the next few days in a rw (连续地).
Jim was cncerned abut Cassy, wndering if smething bad had happened t Cassy. Surprisingly, he finally met Cassy again n the street with her
flwers.
Paragraph 1:
Jim was s delighted t see Cassy that he ran t her at nce.
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Paragraph 2:
Jim then drve Cassy t her hme, where he met her sick mther, Jade.

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