2023_2024学年5月山西太原迎泽区太原市第五中学校高一下学期月考英语试卷

这是一份2023_2024学年5月山西太原迎泽区太原市第五中学校高一下学期月考英语试卷，共8页。试卷主要包含了听力选择题，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5月山西太原迎泽区太原市第五中学校高一下学期月考英语试卷
一、听力选择题
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When is the English exam accrding t the man?
A．Octber 7．
B．Octber 17．
C．Octber 27.
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Where will the man hld his birthday party?
A．At hme.
B．In a restaurant.
C．In his schl.
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Where des the man want t g?
A．T a bank.
B．T Suth Street.
C．T a bkshp.
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What did the man d n Saturday?
A．D husewrk.
B．Visit friends.
C．Prepare lunch.
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Hw much des ne ticket cst?
A．＄3．
B．＄9．
C．＄27.
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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What is the wman ging t d next year?
A．G t university.
B．G t wrk.
C．G t travel.
C．Water.
【小题2】What des the man want t drink?
A．Tea.
B．Cffee.

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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】Where des the cnversatin take place?
A．In a htel.
B．In a railway statin.
C．At hme.
【小题2】Which transprtatin service des the wman chse?
A．A private car.
B．A taxi.
C．A little bus.
【小题3】What time will the wman leave?
A．At 7:10．
B．At 7:30．
C．At 8:30.
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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】What des Jhn Smith d?
A．A student.
B．A prfessr.
C．A dctr.
【小题2】What happened t the wman yesterday?
A．She didn’t g t schl.
B．She came acrss Jhn Smith.
C．She had a car accident.
【小题3】What d we knw abut the wman?
A．She wn’t g t schl fr ne week.
B．She will have a rest at hme next week.
C．She wants t have her car repaired.
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听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
【小题1】When will the wman leave her hme?
A．At 2:00 pm.
B．At 4:00 pm.
C．At 6:00 pm.
【小题2】Hw many bags will the wman take?
A．One.
B．Tw.
C．Three.
【小题3】Where will the wman fly t?
A．Australia.
B．Singapre.
C．Britain.
【小题4】Where will the man say gdbye t the wman?
A．In the waiting hall.
B．At her hme.
C．At the entrance.
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听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
【小题1】Where had Peter and his wife planned t spend this weekend?
A．In a htel.
B．In his cmpany.
C．At hme.

【小题2】Which flr is Peter’s ffice n?
A．8th.
B．10th.
C．12th.
【小题3】What did Peter d first when he gt ut f the lift?
A．He ate smething.
B．He gave his wife a call.
C．He had a gd sleep.
二、阅读理解
It is nt easy t find success in life, but if yu have the right knwledge and mindset, there is n reasn why yu cannt seek ut yur gals in life.
T help yu ut, we have put tgether a list f bks that yu abslutely must read t achieve success.
The 7 Habits f Highly Effective Peple
Stephen R. Cvey
This is ne f the best self-help bks that yu will find when yu are lking t achieve success. The authr infrms the reader that the key t
success is finding the right balance in yur persnal and prfessinal life.
What makes the Great Ones Great
Dn Yaeger
The authr f this self-help bk asked mre than 2,500 highly successful peple hw they managed t reach the tp. The end result was a lt f
inspiring mtivatinal qutes and insights that fcus n nt nly being gd but always seeking ut mre gals and challenges.
Emtinal Intelligence 2.0
Travis Bradberry & Jean Greaves
This is an inspiratinal bk because as its reader yu begin t realize that the key t success is in the ability t develp the ability f self-reflectin.
As a result, yu will have full cntrl ver yur emtins and therefre will be equipped with the ability t identify prblems and find slutins that bring
happiness.
Hw t Win Friends and Influence peple
Dale Carnegie
A grundbreaking bk written in 1937, it remains required reading at clleges and universities everywhere, especially in business schls. The key
takeaway is that success cmes when yu are able t handle peple the right way. This means using pwers f persuasin t get them t see yur pint
f view.
【小题1】Wh believes a wrk-life balance is essential t success?
A．Dn Yaeger
B．Dale Carnegie
C．Travis Bradberry
D．Stephen R. Cvey
【小题2】Which bk is based n many interviews?
A．Emtinal Intelligence 2.0
B．What makes the Great Ones Great
D．Hw t Win Friends and Influence peple
C．The 7 Habits f Highly Effective Peple
【小题3】What is stressed in the bk written in 1937?
A．Setting realistic gals.
B．Practicing self-reflectin.
D．Having gd cmmunicatin skills.
C．Keeping a psitive mind.
When I was 20, my lng distance friend and I were in need f a reunin after three years apart. We decided t bk a hliday with a tur cmpany t
New Zealand.
Nt a day f the trip went by where I didn’t have a smile n my face. Whether it’s skydiving ver a vlcan r jumping ff the tallest building in
New Zealand, I enjyed a lt f excitement and adventure. But ne thing I had never dne was a tandem jump (串联跳伞). S my friend and I decided t
challenge urselves at the Canyn Swing, which was a 60-metre free fall, tw peple getting t stay upstanding in a prtective belt.
After a few failed attempts t jump, we knew it was time t be brave. We walked slwly t the platfrm (跳台)，afraid t lk straight dwn. With ur
thrats feeling tight and hearts beating ut f ur chests, we finally gt the curage t step ff the platfrm.

My bdy tightened and I was sure my heart wuld explde as we fell quickly dwn twards the rugh rcks belw. Our hair flying wildly in the wind,
ur faces frzen in place, the view f the cliff and surrunding trees became just a blur (模糊) f greens and brwns rushing past ur eyes.
The fall felt bth lightning quick and like a lng, dull mvie. Fr a mment that felt like frever, my mind cmpletely emptied. I didn’t even realize I
had been screaming the whle time until we were at the end f the rpe, gently swinging abve the clear water under us. Jyful and light headed, we
just stayed there swinging and laughing with delight while ur bdies shk.
It was terrifying but I truly had the time f my life!
【小题1】What did the authr g t New Zealand fr?
A．Business travel.
B．Meeting a friend.
D．Family reunin,
C．Seeking a frtune.
【小题2】What made the authr try a tandem jump?
A．The invitatin frm a friend.
C．The interest in sprts.
B．The dream t drp freely,
D．The desire fr self-challenge.
【小题3】What is Paragraph 4 intended t tell us?
A．View in the sky.
B．Height f the fall.
C．Curage t take risks.
D．Tensin during the jump.
【小题4】Hw wuld the authr describe their tandem jump?
A．Exciting and Enjyable.
B．Scary and meaningless.
D．Easy but exciting.
C．Challenging but flat.
We ften hear hnesty is the best plicy, and n ne likes t be called a liar. But is dishnesty always wrng?
Nt necessarily.
Accrding t psychlgists, there are tw types f lies: lies that help yur relatinships and the peple arund yu are called pr-scial lies; and lies
that hurt them are called antiscial lies.
Hw ften have yu clicked “Like” n Wechat Mment, nt because yu actually like what yur friends psted, but because yu want t shw
yur supprt? This white lie is an example f a pr-scial lie. But when peple tell lies n scial netwrks t make their wn lives seem mre exciting, r
t make thers jealus, this is antiscial lying.
Wrkplace lies range frm harmless lies t destructive untruthful statements. An example f a pr-scial wrkplace lie is cmplimenting smene n
their presentatin —even thugh it was nly average —because yu knw they were nervus befrehand. In this case yur intentin is simply t prtect
yur clleague’s feelings. Hwever, peple smetimes tell bigger lies at wrk fr the purpse f aviding blame r t stay n the bss’s gd side.
These are antiscial lies. They are antiscial because yur bss is likely t discver the truth and as a result, will prbably stp trusting yu.
Lying is als a significant part f the natural wrld. S it’s little wnder we resrt(求助)t it almst by instinct. Human babies smetimes pretend t
cry, check t see if anyne is listening, and then start crying again. By the age f five, children learn t say things that are cmpletely untrue, and mst
nine-year-lds have mastered keeping secrets t prtect themselves.
Lying can be incredibly harmful t ur relatinships and t the peple arund us. But that’s nly true fr antiscial lies. Pr-scial lies have the
ppsite effect—they can actually help us.
【小题1】What may help us tell a pr-scial lie frm an antiscial lie?
A．The purpse it serves.
B．The way it is tld.
C．The ccasin where it is tld.
D．The peple it is tld t.
【小题2】What des the underlined wrd “cmplimenting” prbably mean in paragraph5?
A．Criticizing. B．Praising. C．Remarking.
D．Claiming.
【小题3】Why des the authr mentin bigger lies at wrk?
A．They help with hiding the truth.
B．They shw the intentin f prtecting thers.
C．They prve that wrkplace lies can be destructive.
D．They tend t avid blame r t stay n the bss’s gd side.
【小题4】What’s the text intended t d?
A．T warn that lies culd harm us.

B．T remind that hnesty is the best plicy.
C．T make it clear that lying is a secnd nature.
D．T persuade that there are sme lies that we need t tell.
A new study prves when their teenagers cut back n scial media use, they seem t feel better abut themselves. Helen Thai, a dctral student in
psychlgy at McGill University, cnducted the study. She said the research came frm her wn persnal experiences. “I culdn’t help but cmpare
myself when I was using scial media, making me unsatisfied with my self-image.” Thai says. Althugh she was aware that scial media psts ften
presented images that can be unrealistic in real life, it still had a negative impact n her. S, Thai and a team f researchers decided t test whether
reduced time n scial media wuld increase self-cnfidence in bdy image.
They hired a few hundred vlunteers, aged 14-18, all f whm had experienced signs f anxiety r depressin, which culd make them easier t be
affected by scial media. Half f the teens were asked t reduce their scial media t 60 minutes a day fr three weeks. The ther half cntinued t use
scial media freely, which averaged abut three hurs per day. The researchers gave the teens surveys at the beginning and end f the study. It included
statements such as “I’m pretty happy abut the way I lk,” and “I am satisfied with my weight.”
Amng the grup that cut scial media use, the verall scre n appearance satisfactin imprved frm 2.95 t 3.15 n a 5 pint scale. “This may
seem like a small change, but any change in such a shrt perid f time is striking,” the authrs say.
“This research shwed prmising results that weight and appearance cnfidence can imprve when peple cut back n scial media use,” wrte
Thai. Thai says it’s encuraging that teens were willing t cut back screen time, even fr three weeks. It’s als wrth experimenting this apprach with
ther grups, such as peple with r at risk f eating disrders.
【小题1】What inspired Thai t d the research?
A．Her majr.
B．Online psts.
C．Her experience.
D．Scial pressure.
【小题2】What d the vlunteers have in cmmn?
A．Family backgrund.
B．Mental prblems.
C．Learning abilities.
D．Bdy shape.
【小题3】What did Thai think f the result f their study?
A．It prved their expectatin.
B．It made them disappinted.
D．It needed further study.
C．It changed their first idea.
【小题4】What is a suitable title fr the text?
A．Higher cnfidence, mre image satisfactin
C．T be a scial media addict r nt
B．Less scial media use, less image anxiety
D．Scial media, lve at first sight
Mther’s Day is the time t celebrate the great wmen wh raised us.
【小题1】
With Mther’s Day nearly upn us, a lt f peple are
lking fr last minute presents—but it’s nt t late! Here are fur mst ppular Mther’s Day gifts that will give yu sme inspiratin.
Pick the gift f relaxatin. Fr the mum wh is always rushing arund, lking after everyne but herself, a day f rest and relaxatin at the spa is the
perfect gift. Yur mum deserves a break, and many spas ffer special Mther’s Day packages with relaxing massages and facials.
can use it when she can fit it in her busy schedule.
【小题2】
She
Say it with flwers. Flwers are a classic Mther’s Day gift fr a reasn, and an arrangement f her favurite blms is sure t bring a smile t her
face.
【小题3】
Yu can just make yur wn arrangement with flwers frm the supermarket, and wrap them in brwn paper fr a nice lk n
yur budget.
【小题4】
Why give ne gift when yu can give her a gift every mnth? Bking mnthly gifts is mre ppular than ever. Frm flwers t
wines f the mnth, and even fresh cffee beans frm lcal prducers, yu can shw yur appreciatin fr all she des fr the whle year, rather than
just ne day.
Spend sme quality time. It’s lvely t get presents, but what yur mum prbably wants mre than everything is t spend sme quality time with
yu. Treat her t a day ut with an activity she’ll lve, whether she’s int wine tasting r an elegant afternn tea.
A．Keep the gifts cming.
【小题5】
B．Shw yur gratitude with gifts.
C．Bk her in fr a day, r buy her a gift card.
D．Try t make smething with her name r birthstne n it.

E．Hwever, it can be difficult t find a gift t shw yur appreciatin.
F．Or spend the day at hme, letting her put her feet up while yu ck.
G．Yu dn’t have t spend hundreds n expensive buquets in the flwer shps.
三、完形填空
Fr a little girl grwing up in Clmbia in the 1980s, a science career with NASA may have seemed like setting ft n a faraway planet.
,
Diana Trujill has cme ff — she is a(n)
nw, leading a 45-persn team that’s respnsible fr the rbtic arm f the latest Mars rver(探测器).
Brn in 1983, even as a yung girl, Diana was certain f her passin fr science. When she was 17, her dad ffered t send her t Miami, Flrida t
study Aerspace Engineering. Withut any
, she fllwed her dad’s
. Arriving in the U.S. with just ＄300, Trujill had t
thrugh
schl by ding a series f husekeeping jbs. The
was definitely nt easy, but Trujill never cmplained.
Then came anther
“just ne persn away frm knwing an astrnaut” was all it tk t
became the first Hispanic wman t be admitted t the NASA Academy in 2007. Since then, Trujill has wrn many hats at America’s space
mment fr Trujill. One f her prfessrs casually mentined an astrnaut they were acquainted with.
she was
Trujill’s career gals. S she
studies in space science and
agency.
But Diana hasn’t
there. She als leads by example,
wmen t pursue careers in STEM fields. Her wn stry is living
that just
beynd that barrier lies an entire universe f pprtunities waiting fr anyne willing t wrk hard enugh t
【小题1】
the stars.
D．Mrever
D．dctr
A．Therefre
【小题2】
B．Instead
C．Hwever
A．astrnaut
【小题3】
B．engineer
C．pilt
A．hesitatin
【小题4】
B．cautin
B．ftstep
C．expectatin
C．request
D．regret
A．cmmand
【小题5】
D．suggestin
D．push
A．lk
B．pass
C．struggle
【小题6】
A．missin
【小题7】
B．ccupatin
B．life-changing
B．Remembering
B．train
C．adventure
C．lng-suffering
C．Imagining
D．jurney
A．risk-taking
【小题8】
D．ever-lasting
D．Assuming
A．Realizing
【小题9】
A．serve
C．inspire
D．becme
【小题10】
A．started
【小题11】
A．immediately
【小题12】
A．left
B．abandned
C．pstpned
D．cntinued
D．suddenly
D．reached
B．eventually
C．gradually
B．succeeded
C．stpped
【小题13】
A．mtivating
【小题14】
A．memry
【小题15】
B．prmising
B．symbl
C．allwing
D．persuading
D．prf
C．warning

A．stare at
B．reach fr
C．lng fr
D．cme after
四、语法填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。
Glbal warming refers t the fact that the earth's atmsphere is warming near
【小题1】
(it) surface — in ther wrds, it's getting htter.
Sme scientists say it is human activity
【小题2】
has caused glbal warming. Hwever, there are ther theries as well.
【小题3】
One ppular thery relates t the “greenhuse effect”. Gases that make up the atmsphere are similar t
greenhuse because
they allw sunlight
【小题4】
(pass) thrugh, and then trap much f the heat frm
【小题5】
【小题7】
(escape). This naturally ccurring
(warm) than it wuld be.
phenmenn, 【小题6】
is called greenhuse warming, keeps the earth's surface
While scientists agree that human-prduced cmpunds (化合物) like carbn dixide and thers are being released int the atmsphere, sme argue
it's nt clear hw this results
Glbal warming can
【小题8】
【小题9】
the changes in temperature.
(great) affect human life n many levels. Scientists have made great
【小题10】
(cntribute) t finding
ut hw lng the earth has been warming, at what rate it is warming, and what factrs are causing it. These answers may better prepare peple t
handle its effects.
五、书信写作
假如你是校学生会成员李华，为号召大家积极参与节约用水活动，请你代表学生会发出一份倡议书，内容包括：
(1)发出倡议的原因和目的；
(2)浪费用水的现象和节约用水的方法；
(3)发出倡议。
注意：
(1)词数100左右；
(2)可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear schlmates,
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The Student Unin
六、书面表达
阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。
The man was kind f small, but t a five-year-ld, he was a giant. Cherry-scented smke frm Grandpa’s pipe kept the hungry msquites at bay.
Nw and again, he blew a smke ring and laughed as I tried t target the hle with my finger.
We sat side by side n the ld wden stairs that ht summer evening, watching the traffic, cunting cars and trying t guess the clr f the next
ne t turn the crner. We watched the sun g dwn behind the ld Texac service statin acrss the busy street, which I was never allwed t crss
unless accmpanied by an adult.
My grandfather was baby-sitting while my mther, father and grandmther went ut. While my tw baby brthers slept inside the huse, my three
lder siblings (兄弟姐妹) played with friends arund the crner, where I was nt allwed t g. I stayed with Grandpa, and that was kay with me.
“Thirsty?” Grandpa asked, never remving the pipe frm his muth. “Yes,” was my reply. “Hw wuld yu like t run ver t the gas statin there
and get yurself a bttle f Cke?” I culdn’t believe my ears. On my family’s mdest incme, Cke was nt a part f ur budget r diet. “Okay,” I
replied shyly, already wndering hw I wuld get acrss the street.
He stretched his lng leg ut straight and reached his huge hand deep int the pcket. Opening his fist, he expsed several silver cins. He
instructed me t pick ut ne. After he depsited the rest f the change back int his pcket, he std up. “Okay,” he said, helping me dwn the stairs
and t the curb (马路沿儿).

“I’m ging t stay here and keep an ear ut fr the babies. I’ll tell yu when it’s safe t crss. Yu g ver t the Cke machine, get yur Cke
ut and cme back. Wait fr me t tell yu when it’s safe t crss back.” My heart punded. Excitement tk my breath away.
注意：
1．续写词数应为150个左右;
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Grandpa held my hand tightly.
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My heart punded wildly as I apprached the Cke machine.
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