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广东省阳春市第一中学20192020学年高二英语上学期月考三试题（时间120分钟，满分130分）第一部分阅读理解（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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项AWhen ites tofamily holidaysin Australia,most peoplelook tohot spotssuch asSydney ortheGold Coast.However,Perth makes for astrong petitor,with plenty of museums and themeparksto keepthe kidsentertained,as wellas historicsites andbotanical gardens（植物园）.To give you atravel guide,we takea lookat the best things to seeand doin Perth.King,s ParkLocatedin theheart ofPerth sbusiness district,the foursquarekilometrepark isperfectfor spendingan afternoonand makingthe most of thesunny weather.Here you11find plenty ofpicnic spots,play areasfor littleones,and ahost of activities andthingstosee.However,if youonly visitone thing,make itthe parks impressivebotanical gardenswhereyou11find colorfulplants.Bibbulmun TrackHikers（徒步旅行者），this onesforyou!This trackis oneof theworld sgreat longdistancewalks.Along theway you can expect amazing scenery,fortable campsites,and ahost ofexcitingwildlife andplants tolook outfor.Perth MintYou can discovera centurys worthof metals（金属）from goldto silverand evenCocaColabottle capshere.There areplentyof activities toofrom alive goldpouring session（期）thatyou canwatch tocountless exhibitions.
56.We ve________________________（用完）sugar,so I must buysome more.第三节短文改错（本大题共1小题，共10分）文中共有10处错误，每句中最多有两处.错误涉及单词的增加、删除或修改.增加在缺词处加一个漏词符号八，并在此符号下面写出该加的词.删除把多余的词用斜线划掉.修改在错词下面划一横线，并在该词下面处写出修改后的词.注意
（1）每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
（2）只允许修改10处，多者从第11处不计分.As weall known,plastic bagscannot bebroken downand arer arerecycled.However,in dailylife,many peopleuse plasticbags justbecause of they arecheap andconvenient touse.About sixbillion tonsof plasticbags arereporting tohave beenmade orspread aroundthe planet.They lastfor hundredof years,doing damageto naturalhabitats andkilling animalswhat mistakethemfor food.The moreplasticbags peopleuse,the greatthe chancesof environmentaldamage are.Therefore,we callon peopleuse clothbags andbaskets insteadof plasticbags.We onlyhaveone planetand wemust actnow tosave themfrom furtherdamage.第四部分书面表达（满分25分）假如你是李华，你的朋友Simon写信告诉你他的问题，他沉迷于打篮球，每天花很多时间打球，结果家庭作业不能准时上交父母和老师很不满，要他放弃这个爱好，他很生气请你就Simon的问题给他提一些有用的建议，如
1.认真计划好自己的时间
2.不要放弃自己的爱好，但也不要忘记学习
2.保持学习和爱好之间的平衡注意
1.词数100左右，开头语已为你写好；
2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
3.书写要工整，语气要委婉真诚高二英语月考三答案阅读理解15BACDC610BACAD1115ABCBC1620GDBFA完形填空2125BDACD2630BACAD3135BCADB3640CACDB语法填空【小题41】begged【小题42】which【小题43】thinking【小题44】of【小题45】belongings【小题46】if/whether【小题47】left【小题48】immediately【小题49】living【小题50】worst根据汉语意思完成句子
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10.将them改为it写作Dear Simon,Imsorry tolearn thatyou havetrouble inyour lifeand it s mypleasure tooffer yousomeuseful suggestions.To beginwith,it will be a good choiceto makea list of thehomework and then workout howmuchtime youneed toplete itall,which willgiveyouan ideaof howmuch freetime youcan havetoplay basketball.In addition,don，t giveup yourfavorite hobbywhich canhelp yourelax yourself,but donot forgetyour study,either.Last butnot least,itsa wisechoice foryou tokeep abalancebetween yourstudy andhobbies.I dohope myadvice willbe ofsome valueto you.Best wishes.YoursLi HuaPerth ZooThe unusualcreatures atthe PerthZoo aresure tokeep smallchildren,s attention!Giraffes,lions,elephants andmonkeys arejust someof thewildlife livingin thezoo,which focusesonprotecting variousspecies.
1.What dowe knowabout Kings ParkA.It isin thehot spotPerth.B.It isa goodplace for a picnic.C.It isperfect forlongdistance walking.D.It ishome tovarious plantsand animals.A.They have a lotof wildlife.B.They houselarge exhibitions.
2.What dothe BibbulmunTrack andPerthZoohave in monC.They arein abusiness center.D.They arenoted forcampsites.A.To introduceAustralia.B.To celebratesome events.
3.What isthe purposeof thistextC.To attractvisitors toPerth.D.To announcenew activities.The Universityof Miamis newesthospital has a sixbedemergency room,operating room,abirthing roomand outpatientclinics（门诊诊室）.The onlything missingis patients.Instead,nursing studentsget arealistic clinicalexperienceusing puterizedpatients andstaff（工作人员）actors.“Practicing onreal peoplecan bea frighteningenvironment,and asour patientsmay beunwillingto accepttreatment whena studentwalks in,“said SusanaBarrosoFernandez,who oversees（监督）UM s simulation（模拟）program.^We createdthis environmentto allowstudents topracticeand makemistakes and never puta patientor studentat risk.”UM sSimulation Hospitalis partofagrowing trend（趋势）of collegesbuilding simulationcentersto providereallife experiencesto students,munity collegesand schoolsalso usesimulatorsfor emergencymedical technicianand medicalassistant programs.A2014study bythe NationalCouncil ofState Boardsof Nursingfound thatcolleges couldusesimulation toreplace upto halfof allclinical experience without anybad results.The studentsscoredas wellon nursinglicense examsas thosegetting mostof theirexperience inhospitals andhealthcare centers.Officials saythey thinksimulation hashelped theirstudents achievenearlyperfect passingrates onthe exams.There aremajor advantagesof simulation.In additionto givingstudents asafe environmenttopractice in,it alsogives studentsexperiencewithconditions thatare rare,but stillimportantfor themto knowhow todeal with.The SimulationHospital willalso beused asa trainingplace forpeople outsideof UM,officialssaid.“You canbring inpanies thatwant totest newproducts beforethey goto market,“BarrosoFernandez said.Youcanwork withmunity partnerslike policeand firedepartments.Youcan takethis hospitaland turnit intoa casualty（意夕卜事故）event andhave themunity practicedisasterpreparedness andresponse.It snot justabout nursing education.”
4.What isspecial about the newhospitalA.It hasmodern servicesand expert doctors.B.It isfortable andpatientfriendly.C.There areplentyofclinics.D.There areno realpatients.
5.What didthe2014study showA.Simulation wasused inmost colleges.B.Simulation couldhelp studentsget jobchances.C.Simulation couldavoid someunfavorable results.D.Simulation increasedthe risksof patientsand students.
6.What dowe knowabout UMssimulationprogramA.Only unusualconditions can be providedfor students.B.Students canbe trainedin asafe environment.C.Students havechances toact aspatients.D.It mainlyinvolves outdoortraining.
7.What canbe learnedfrom BarrosoFernandezswords in the lastparagraphA.This hospitalcanbewidely used.B.She wasnot satisfiedwith thenursingeducation.C.This hospitalis goodat dealingwith casualtyevents.D.She advisedpanies toput moremoney intothis hospital.CGene Wolfeis oneof themost admiredand respectedAmerican sciencefiction andfantasy writers.He isalso aproductive writerof outstandingshort fiction,which iscollected inmany volumesoverthe lastforty years,most recentlyin TheBest ofGene Wolfe.Although Wolfeis notas we11known to readers ashe oncewas,he has been thereceiver ofgreatpraise,including threeWorld FantasyAwards,two Nebulas,and eightHugo Awardnominations（提名）.Seifi authorHarlan Ellisonhas calledhim,“no lessthan oneof thefinest,most originalwritersin theworld today”,and theEncyclopediaofScienceFiction nameshim uquitepossiblythe mostimportantwriter in the fieldof sciencefiction.Born in1931,New York,Gene Wolfemoved frequentlyasachild,but spentmostofhis growingupyearsin Texas.Wolfe beganwriting fictionin1956,selling his first story,TheDeadMan,to Sirmagazinein
1965.He produceda vastamount ofshort fictionduring the1960sand1970s,many ofwhichwere published in DamonKnight sOrbitanthologies（选集）.In1972Wolfe，s groundbreaking（开创性的）TheFifthHeadofCerberusappeared.The storyof humanconquest（征月艮）upon twodistantplanets,the bookexamines issuesof identity,individuality,and theresults ofcolonialism（殖民主义）upon boththe colonizedand thecolonizer.The novelwas laterlisted inDavid Pringles1985listofThe100Best Novelsin sciencefiction forthe period1949-
1984.Many ofhis novels,TheShadowoftheTorturerincluded,rely ona diaryor letterto tellhisstory.In addition,Wolfe,s earlyinterest inmystery novelsshines throughin hisability todropcleverly hiddenclues thatallow thereader tograsp atthe possiblenarrative behind the narrative（故事）.By1984Wolfe was able toretire anddevote himselffulltime tohis writing.Yet despite（尽管）all this,and despitethe continuingrespect ofhis colleagues,his workhas beesomewhatunfamiliar.Wolfe sadmirers hopethis factwillbeat leastsomewhat improvedby hismost recentoffering,The WizardKnight,which fallswithin thefantasy typethat iscurrently popular.
8.What isHarlan Ellisons attitudetoward Gene WolfeA.Concerned.B.Sympathetic.C.Admiring.D.Regretful.
9.What dowe knowabout TheFifth Headof Cerberu^A.It waswell received.B.It wasGene Wolfesfirstnovel.C.It waspublishedinSir magazine.D.It wascoauthored byDavid Pringle.
10.Which hasgreatinfluence onGeneWolfes writingstyleA.His understandingof life.B.His childhood experiences.C.His colleaguessuggestions.D.His lovefor mysteryfiction.
11.What canwe inferabout GeneWolfe from the lastparagraphA.His workhasbeeless popular.B.He becamefamous forThe WizardKnight.C.His fanswere disappointedto somedegree.D.He stoppedfantasy writingafter hisretirement.DIf someoneasked youto quantify衡量the timeyou spendonline,how wouldyou answerIfyou relike onefifthof Americans,you dlikely say“almost constantly.New researchshowsthat21percent of Americans reportthat they,re online more or less constantly.Andrew Perrin,a researchassistant atPew,did asurvey aboutInternet use.During thesurvey,adults wereasked howmuch they go online.13percent said they dont go online and13percentsaid they goonline several times a weekorless.Only10percent saidtheygoonline oncea dayandmuch largerquantities saidtheygoonlineseveraltimesaday42percent or“almost constantlyv21percent.Interestingly,there wasntagender split性另ll分化when it came tonear constant Internetuse.Age seemsto bethe greatdivider:Only sixpercent ofpeople over65saidthey were onlinethatmuch.Those who reported thatthey wereonline allthe timeincluded12percent of50to64yearolds,28percent of30to49yearolds and36percent of18to29yearolds.Don tsuppose thatteenagers areonlinemore than adults,however.In anothersurvey,Pew foundthatwhile theydid have a slight edge oaadults ingeneral whenitcame to ualmostconstantv Internetuse,24percent saidtheywereonline prettymuch allthe time.They stillfell greatlybehindthe36percent ofadults between18and29years ofage whowere alwaysonline.Given thatthe UnitedNations considersunrestricted（无限制的）Internet access（接入）to bea humanright,the numberofAmericanswhoreportbeing online“almost constantly”couldrise along with availabilityand affordability.But itremains tobe seenwhether beingonline allthetime isactually somethingto longfor,or howconstant connectivity（连接度）will affectAmericanculture in the longterm.
12.What isParagraph2mainly aboutA.The aimof thesurvey.B.The resultsof thesurvey.C.Why thesurvey mattered.D.How thesurvey wascarried out.
13.According tothe text,most“almost constantnInternet usersare.A.teenagers B.men over50years oldC.adults between18and29years oldD.women between30and49years old
14.The underlinedpart“haveaslightedgeon“in Paragraph4is closestin meaningto.A.have powerover B.have anadvantage overC.haveavery badeffect onD.have nothinginmonwith
15.The authorshowed hisconcern about.A.the affordabilityof Internet useB.the availabilityof unrestrictedInternet accessC.the effectconstantInternetuse mayhave oncultureD.the healthproblems constantInternetusemay cause第二节阅读七选五（本大题共5小题，共10分）For somepeople,the warmestmemories fromchildhoodefrom beingread agreat story.
（16）It developschildren，s languageskills andincreases theirability tosucceed inschool and,later,work.A newreport bythe AmericanAcademy ofPediatrics saysreading aloudis soimportant thatparents should startas soonas theirchildren areborn andcontinueto read aloud evenafter theirchildren canread bythemselves.They sayparents shouldalso pointtoand talkabout picturesin booksfor infants婴幼儿.17The panyScholastic isa majorU・S.publisher of children，s books.Every twoyears,Scholasticpublishes areport onAmerican readingattitudes andhabits.The2015report saysonly31percentof childrenin theU.S.reada book forfun almostevery day.18One issimply tohave booksinthehome.Elizabeth Lyttleton,the motherof three,is lucky.Her motheronce wroteand illustratedchildrens books,so thefamily alwayshave plentyto read.She saysall herchildren learnfrom booksbutin differentways.19Researchers fromthe Scholasticpanyfound that80%ofchildrensurveyedof allagessay theylove beingread to.And childrenages6to llwhoseparents donot readto themanymore saythey missit.20Of allthe sixto17yearolds inthe Scholasticstudy,more than90%said theirfavoritebooks arethe onesthey chosefor themselves.A.The Scholasticreport alsosuggests permittingchildren tochoose theirown books.B.Scholasticalso identifiessome waysto developa loveof readingin achild.C.A bookdoes nothave tobeserious tobe goodfor kids.D.For youngchildren,parentsshouldask questionsaboutthebook.E.Do childrenstill readfor funF・Another wayto developa readinghabit inchildren istoreadto them.G.But readingto childrendoes morethan createwarm memories.第二部分完形填空本大题共20小题，共30分I hadnteven wantedthe doginthefirst place!My husbandinsisted Iget himto21the dogthathad diedrecently.Soon,he was〃my dog〃，a friendand22panion,not askingfor anymorethanI waswillingto giveadaily mealand awarm bed.But notmy23!No dogsare allowedon mybed.The nightafter myhusband died,I laythere,staring intothe darkness,my eyesfull of
24.The bedseemed so25all bymyself andI waswondering howlong ittakes foragoodcase oflonelinessto
26.It wascold andmoving slowlyinto myopen handoutside the27,It hasprickly刺痒的hairs andjust beforeI28,a familiarcall camefromthecreature thatwas forcingits cold,wet noseinto mytrembling颤抖的hand.〃0h,Shawn!What areyou doingon mybed〃I putmy armsaround hishairy neckand29him.In themonths tofollow,I cameto realizethat thisdog I hadn，t30wasagift oflove.Hewas awarm panion always31and availableto gofora32when Ineeded toget outofthehouse.Twice,he snapped咬at me33I criedloudly andoutofcontrol,as ifto tellmetobe34・Shawn taughtme allabout love,35and forgiveness.That crazydog36me justas Iam.AndIve learnedto helpthose aroundme whoare37and toapproach them38,loving themjust astheyare.Like adog curlingup bythe warmfire,I justwant tobe therein caseIm
39.I thanklifefor providingme witha n40when Ifelt alone,and forthe fortofacold,wet nose.
21.A.bury B.replace C.remember D.sell
22.A.proud B.weak C.brave D.faithful
23.A.bed B.room C.yard D.hall
24.A.fire B.confidence C.tears D.stars
25.A.tidy B.fortable C.solid D.big
26.A.suffer B.heal C.feel D.experience
27.A.covers B.window C.car D.door
28.A.allowed B.slept C.screamed D.calmed
29.A.hugged B.kicked C.beat D.blamed
30.A.raised B.noticed C.fed D.wanted
31.A.upset B.willing C.cautious D.lazy
32.A.meal B.picnic C.walk D.trip
33.A.as B.unless C.though D.until
34.A.sensitive B.creative C.shy D.strong
35.A.time B.acceptance C.distance D.condition
36.A.worries B.annoys C.loves D.follows
37.A.hurting B.working C.playing D.thinking
38.A.immediately B.madlyC.gently D.suddenly
39.A.attacked B.scaredC.challenged D.needed
40.A.opportunity B.friendC.job D.neighbor第三部分基础知识（共三节，满分35分）第一节语法填空（共10题，每空
1.5分，共15分）It wasmy firsttrip toIndia,alone.One day,as market,a waswalking througha localtenyearoldboy cameover and41beg meto buyabook,42hadthe wordsInteresting Indiaon itscover.I boughtit,43think thatwhen Ireturned homeit would remindme44my wonderfulIndian adventure.The bookclaimed thatIndia，s peoplewerevery weling,andnevertried tocheat them.As Iread Ifelt deeplytouched bythese warmwords.Suddenly,a monkeycame downfrom anearby tree,snatched thebook frommy handand tookit away,alongwithmy bagwhich containedall my45belong.I couldn，tdoanything butstand andstare.Then aman approachedme andasked46I wantedmy thingsback.He saiditwouldcost mefive USdollars.Ihadno otherchoice47leave,so Iagreed topay,but onlyafter mybag wasreturned.He blewa whistleandthemonkey48immediate threwthe bagdown.I pickedit upand gavehimthe money.I laterlearned thatthe manmade his49live inthis waytricking tourists.Thiswas the50bad thingI everexperienced inInteresting India”.第二节根据汉语意思完成句子，每空一词每空
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53.That maybe so,but_______________________________________________________另一方面,experience isthebestteacher.
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