黑龙江省哈尔滨第三中学校2023-2024学年高一上学期第一次验收考试英语试题（月考）

哈三中学年度上学期2023-2024高一学年第一次验收考试英语试卷（考试时间120分钟试卷满分150分）注意事项本试卷分第一部分（听力），第二部分（阅读理解），第三部分（完形填空），第四部分（单句语法填空），第五部分（写作）第一部分听力（共两节，每小题L5分，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题

1.5分，满分

7.5分）听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中给出的三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位5A,B,C置听完每段对话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍

101.What doesthe womanplan to doA.Take upjogging.B.Go to a gym.C.Do sit-ups.

2.Where didthe womanmeet thebandA.At acoffee shop.B.At aconcert hall.C.At aclothing store.

3.What willthe mando nextA.Tour thecity.B.Buy somechicken.C.Eat hismeal.

4.What isthe probablerelationship betweenthe speakersA.Neighbors.B.Host andguest.C.Policeman anddriver.

5.What arethe speakerstalking aboutA.A party.B.A friend.C.A game.第二节（共15小题；每小题L5分，满分

22.5分）听下面段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在5A,B,C试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒钟；听完后，各小题将给舟秒55钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第段材料，回答第、题

6676.What didthe speakersdoA.They hada test.B.They didtheir homework.C.They madea toughdecision.

7.What isthe womansfeelingA.Anger.B.Relief.C.Worry.听第段材料，回答第、题

7898.What isthe mangoing todoA.Buy somebird food.B.Feed birdsin thegarden.C.Catch anunusual-color bird..开头已给出，不计入总词数3Friday,15SeptemberFinally,its Friday!______________________________________________________________________________哈三中2023・2024学年度上学期第一部分听力11-15ABBAC16-20BABBA1-5CACAC6-10ACBBC第二部分阅读理解28-31BAAD32-35DCCB21-23CBA24-27BCCB36-40BDEGC第三部分完形填空51-55DDCBB41-45CABBB46-50ACACC第四部分选择填空66-70DCAAB56-60BDBCD61-65DCBDC第五部分单句语法填空

73.learning

74.confidently

75.to run

71.when

72.curiosity

78.panicked

79.performances

80.unaware

76.for

77.traditional第六部分写作参考范文Friday,15September高一学年第一次验收考试英语答案Finally,its Friday!I cantbelieve thisfabulous weekis comingto an end.At juniorhigh,we had to takeso manyclasses that we hadno enoughtime toenjoy ourschool life.However,there arevariousafter-school activitiesat seniorhigh,such asCampus ArtFestival.Earth panting,mint marathon,and thelike.I havebeenenjoying mycolourful school life.The sportsmeeting heldtoday impressedme most.I wasdoing thewarm-up exercisesfor themens200-meter racewhena boyfell overaccidentally andgot badinjury to the knees.1rushed him to themedical areaand helpedhim backto hisclassroom.Sadly,I missedmy race.However,I madefriends withthe injuredboy,Tom.I believeI amto have a fascinatingschoollifeat seniorhigh in the followingdays.

9.What doesthe manask the woman todoA.Join theorganization.B.Help himrecognize birds.C.Find thehabitats ofsome species听第段材料，回答第至题

8101210.Where didthe mango onMay6A.To Delhi.B.To Malaysia.C.To Mumbai.

11.What doesthe woman advise the man todoA.Have arest inDelhi.B.Cancel hismeeting.C.Start anew project.

12.What isthe mansschedule likeA.It isflexible.B.It isbusy.C.It islight.听第段材料，回答第至题

9131613.Where doesthe conversationprobably takeplaceA.At home.B.In acar.C.On abus.

14.Why didthe manleave hisfirst jobA.The workingtime wasimproper.B.The schedulewas alwayschanged.C.The managerwas dissatisfiedwith him.

15.How willthewomanspend hervacationA.She willvisit hercousin.B.She willfind anew job.C.She willgo snowboarding.

16.What willthemando tomorrowA.Rearrange hisschedule.B.Tell thewoman hisdecision.C.Give thewomanaride.听第段材料，回答第至题

10172017.Where didthe speakerapply forjob opportunitiesA.In nearbystates.B.In alocal store.C.In aninternational company.

18.What didthe speakerregret doingA.Avoiding challenges.B.Competing withothers.C.Supporting other actors.

19.Why didthe speakerrefuse toact in a movieA.The stylewasnt suitablefor her.B.She didntlike thewriting.C.She hadanother opportunity.

20.What dowe knowabout thespeakerA.She welcomesnew chances.B.She isgrateful tootheractors.C.She thoughtabout givingup acting.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题

2.5分，满分

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20.Pasta andpizza wereon everyoneslunch menuin my native landof Italy.Everyone whohad sucha lunchwasfair-skinned andspoke Italian.A fewyears later,my familymoved to the US.As Istood in the lunchline withmykindergarten classin aschool inBrooklyn,I realizedthings wereno longerthat simple.My classmatesranged fromthose kids（各with paleskin andlarge blueeyes tothose withrich brownskin anddark hair.The foodchoices were almost asdiverse种各样的）as the students.In frontof mewereavariety offoods I couldnt evenname in mynativelanguage.Fearing thatIwould pickout somethingawful,I triedbadly toask theboy aheadof meforarecommendation.Unfortunately,between usstoodthe barrierof language.Although mykindergarten experiencefeels likea centuryago,the lessonsI learnedwill stickin mymind forever.For the（移民）一past threesummers,I haveworked in a governmentdepartment inNewYork.New immigrantsmuch likethe littlegirlin the lunchline floodedour officeasking forhelp.I oftenhadto be aninterpreter forthe Italianspeakingones.As Iservedthe roleof vitalcommunication link,I wasreminded ofmy struggleto communicatebefore Ilearned English.I watchedwithgreat sympathyas oldItalians triedto holda conversationin Italianwith people who didnot speakthe language.It suddenlybecamevery clearto mehow luckyI wasto befluent intwo languages.In NewYork,a multiculturalcity,students likeme areblessed with a chanceto workwithadiverse population.In myEnglishto Italiantranslations,Ive learnedabout socialprograms thatI didntknow existed.This workexpanded mymind inwaysthat areimpossible insidethe fourwalls of a classroom.Walking through the streetsof Brooklyntoday,I amno longerconfusedby thiscitys soundsand smells.Instead,I enjoyits diversity.

24.What didthe authorrealize afterentering schoolin BrooklynA.English washard tolearn.B.She struggledto communicate.C.She wasan ordinarylooking girl.D.The foodwas terribleand strange.

25.Who does“the littlegirl underlinedin Paragraph2refer toA.An Italianteacher.B.A governmentofficial.

26.How didthe summerjob benefitthe authorA.It strengthenedher lovefor school.B.It helpedsharpen hersense ofdirection.C.It openedher eyestothereal world.D.It madeher childhooddream cometrue.

27.What canbe the best titleof thetextC.The authorherself.D.The authorsclassmate.A.English and Italian,Worlds ApartB.It TakesAll Sortsto Makea WorldC.Pasta andPizza,All theSame toMe D.Dont JudgePeople byTheir AppearanceCHaveyou everconsidered allthe English expressions thatinclude wordsabout clothesLets havea look.People wearpants tocover thelower part of theirbodies.We sometimessay that peoplewhoare nervoushave antsintheir pants.Sometimes,people mayget caughtwith theirpants down,which meansthey arefound doingsomething theyshouldnot bedoing.And,in everyfamily,one persontakes control.Sometimes awife tellsher husbandwhat todo.Then wesayshe wearsthe pants in the family.Pants usuallyhave pocketsto holdthings.Money thatis likely to bespent quicklycan burna hole in yourpocket.Sometimes you need abelt tohold upyour pants.If youarent able to makeends meetand haveless moneythan usual,youmay haveto tightenyour belt.I alwayspraise peoplewho cansave theirmoney andnot spendtoo much.I reallytake myhat offto them.Yet,when itcomesto myown money,I spend it atthe dropofahat,which meansI immediatelyspendit.Boots area heavyor strongkind ofshoes.People whoare toobig fortheir bootsthink theyare moreimportant thantheyreally are.I dislikesuch people.My fatheris asuccessful businessman whoruns a big computercompany.He wearsa suit and tie,and ashirt withsleevesthat coverhis arms.Some peoplewho donot knowhim wellthink heis tooserious andnever showshis feelingsopenly.But Iknow thatmy fatherwears hisheart onhis sleeve.

28.What isthis passagemainly aboutA.Some unfamiliarfunny Englishexpressions.B.Some Englishexpressions relatedto clothes.C.The relationshipbetween clothingand personality.D.The symbolicmeaning ofpants inEnglishexpression.

29.Which of the followingexpressions canshow someoneis nervousA.Have antsin onespants.B.Burn aholeinones pocket.C.Wear thepantsin thefamily.D.Get caughtwith onespants down.

30.What dowe probablymean ifwe saysomeone hasto tightenhis beltA.The personis shortof money.B.The personused tolive arich life.C.The personhas donesomething wrong.D.The personhas puton thewrong pants.

31.What doesthe authorthink ofhis fatherA.Shy andkind.B.Strict anddistant.C.Considerate andserious.D.Easy-going andoutspoken.DThis morning,1saw theshocking headline:Passenger DiesWhen CarCrashes inDriverless Mode”.In thearticle,various peoplesaid that the publicshould opposethe ideaof developingdriverless cars.They saidthat someadvances intechnologywere unnecessaryand couldeven bedangerous.Hence,we shouldstop acceptingtechnology justbecause itis new.The newspaperreported thatthe carcompany hadalready apologizedfortheaccident,but thefamilies of the deceasedsaid itwasnot enough.Nevertheless,the companystill claimedthat mostpeople wouldbe travellingin driverlesscars oneday soon.On theone hand,there aremany differentgroups ofpeople aroundthe worldwho livehappily in the absenceof newtechnology.Probably themost well-known arethe Christiansliving inrural America.They donot ownor drivecars,watchTV,or usethe Internet.They havelived mainlyas farmerssince the18th century,and theywill probablybe livingthe samewayinthedistant future.They advocatea simplelife with an emphasison familyand community.They thinkthat itis betterthancaring aboutluxuries orfollowing thelives ofthe richand famous.It couldeven be argued thatChristians,life is bettersince theylive inand appreciatethe naturalenvironment rather than living in large,polluted cities.On theother hand,new technologyhas providedpeople everywherewith manybenefits over the years.For example,thelatest weather-tracking computerprograms givepeople lotsof warningsabout potentialnatural disasters,which savesmanylives.Moreover,the Internethas madeit possiblefor friendsand familyto keepin contacteasily evenif theyarconoppositesides ofthe world.It has also madefinding opportunitiesin lifemuch easier,as itallows people to makelarger networksoffriends throughusing socialmedia.Personally,I havebenefited quitealotfrom technologicaladvances.I foundmy careerasanAl designerthroughasocialmedia network.My healthmonitor,which Iwear allthe time,hasalsohelped meget intothebestshape ofmy life.Of course,（前景）.when new technology changesthe waywe live,it canbe ascary prospectNevertheless,I willalways lookon thebrightside ofchanges and accept itratherthanresist it.

32.Whats thefunction ofParagraph1A.To presentthe authors attitude totechnology.B.To analysethe dangerabout new technology.C.To showthe presentsituation ofsociety.D.To introducethe topicofthepassage.

33.Which lifestyle dothe Christianslivinginrural AmericasupportA.Caring aboutluxuries.B.Living inabigcity withfamily.C.Focusing onthe interactionbetween people.D.Depending onnewtechnologyto changethe life.

34.Whats theauthors purposein writingthe textA.To illustratehow itisbetterto usethe driverlesscar.B.To provethatthe newtechnologywill bringdangers.C.To discussthe advantagesand disadvantagesof newtechnology.D.To persuadepeopletostop continuingthe newway oftravelling.

35.Whats theauthorsattitudetowards technologicaladvancesA.Opposed.B.Positive.C.Disappointed.D.Doubtful.第二节（共5小题每小题

2.5分，满分

12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项There aremany waysto bea studentleader,whether itsthrough thestudent government,academic teams,athletic teams,the arts,or communityservice.If youwant to bea good leaderin school,youneedto practicegood leadershipqualities.36Be agood communicator.37You shouldbe ableto expressyourself ina clearway sothatpeopleare morelikelyto listen toyou.Being agoodcommunicator alsomeans listeningwell.A goodleader willbe willingtolistentothe group,and considerall opinionswhenmaking decisions.Have othershelp withthe work.（分西己）You shoulddistribute jobsevenly amonggroup members.Everyone inthegroupwill shoulderpartofthe workthen.If peoplearent shouldering their shareofthework load,privately discussthis withthem.In thetalk youshould letthemknow yourehoping youcan dependon themto contributea littlemore.38Make gooduse ofthe availableresources.Difficulties andchallenges areeverywhere.39If youdont knowthe answerto something,or noticethat somethingneeds to be done butyoure notsure howtodoit yourselves,youre theone toturn toyour teachers,coaches,or whoarc youravailableresources.40Sometimes theway thingshave beendone isoutdated orthey couldbedoneinabetter way.You willbe theone todecideif acertain ruleor policyneedstobe changed.Remember tohandle itwithanopen attitude.If youreabletoadapt anddoyour bestto workit out,then youhave partof whatit takestobea greatleader!A.Think twicebefore youact.B.Here aresome suggestionsforyou.C.Dont forgettobeopen-minded andflexible.D.Learn publicspeaking skillsand writingskills.E.By doingso youcan bringthe teamtogether toparticipate.F.That ishow yougain knowledgeabout beingagoodleader.第三部分完形填空（共15个小题，每G.A goodleader knowswhom toturn towhen hesinadifficult situation.小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（、、、）中，选出可以填入空A BC D白处的最佳选项My husband,Russ,and Idrove throughour neighborhood,the placewed calledhome for28years.The foothills,oncethick withtowering pines,were

41.The groundwas coveredwithaheavy layerof ash.The treesthat（树桩）.42were burntstumpsTwo weeksearlier,wed gottenan early-morning calltelling usto43immediately.The wildfireburning throughNorthernCalifornia hadspread andwas headedour way.Wed jumpedinthe car withour catsandafew belongings.For days,wed movedfrom hotelto hotel,44for news.What finallycame wasnt

45.Ourhouse had been rightinthefires path.Now wedbeen allowedto return.Russ andI brought46,work boots,N95masks andgloves.We would47anything wecould.We droveslowly throughthe ruins,where chimneysmarked wherehomes oncestood.I wasntpreparedfor what48us.Our housewas49but brokenstones,I wipedaway tearsas wedug throughthe ash.“How willwe survivethis”I wondered.How willwe goon^^It feltas ifour liveshadbeendestroyed.Later thatafternoonRuss50what wedfound inthecar.Lets go,he said.I turnedto getinthecar.Thats whenI51something stuckto myboot:a bitof paper,dirtied withash.T pickedit up.Thewords weresuiprisingly52,“If lifeseems difficult,I stopand reflectontheblessing sometimeshiddenwithin everysituation.With renewedbelief and53,1begin again.^^Words thatmust havecome fromone ofmy books,a passageIcouldntrecall butnow saideverything Ineeded to54,（给做框）words thatrose fromthe ashes.I framedthat scrapof paper.It nowsits ina placeof honorinour newhome,a reminderthatwe can55again.

41.A.beautiful B.strange C.unrecognizable D.greenish

42.A.remained B.painted C.left D.saved

43.A.enjoy B.leave C.help D.rescue

44.A.happy B.eager C.famous D.sorry

45.A.bad B.good C.useful D.impressive

46.A.shovels B.books C.sweaters D.posters

47.A.take B.bring C.save D.understand

48.A.waited B.helped C.awarded D.prevented

49.A.something B.anything C.nothing D.everything

50.A.improved B.enjoyed C.put D.exchanged

51.A.wrote B.sculpted C.figured D.noticed

52.A.easy B.sharp C.helpful D.clear

53.A.sadness B.happiness C.courage D.anger

54.A.say B.hear C.sing D.give

55.A.stop B.begin C.live D.read第四部分选择填空（共15个小题，每小题1分，满分15分）

56.In casewe readand someunfamiliar wordsand expressions,we canguess theirmeanings accordingto thecontext.A.come outB.come acrossC.come throughD.come about

57.The breathtakingviews inthe mountainranges ofJiuzhaigou arebeyond.A.repair B.control C.recognition D.description

58.Before takingthe medicine,please theinstructions carefullyto ensurecorrect usageand safety.A.wind upB.refer toC.fill inD.comment on

59.She theelderly andoften visitingnursing homesto accompanythem andprovide assistance.A.depends on B.turns downC.cares aboutD.takes up

60.The studentsfeel depressed,since toomany exams.A.give thema handB.get themunder controlC.treat themtoabig dinnerD.put themunder pressure

61.Weve gotonly oneday inLondon,so letsitandvisit asmuch aswecan.A.make adifference toB.reflect onC.look backon D.make themost of

62.Tony upthenewtoy carand letit runacross theroom,making hislittle brotherfascinated bythe magic.A.burnt B.cut C.wound D.broke一

63.It hasbeen freezingcold recentlyandIhave caughta badcold.I now.一Sorry tohear that.Take careof yourself!A.ringthebell B.haveafrog inmy throatC.pull upmy socksD.have butterfliesinmystomach

64.He hasmade somesilly mistakesat times,but heis awise man.A.originally B.frequently C.finally D.basically

65.He hasa mindthat allowshimtoquickly analyzeand solvecomplex problems.A.eager B.confident C.sharp D.negative

66.When theeye-catching AsianGames toanend,an impressiveclosing ceremonyis expectedto deeplyimpresspeople allovertheworld.A.bring B.put C.go D.come

67.At theoftheold photos,he recalledthe daysthey spenttogether servinginthearmy.A.scene B.end C.sight D.age

68.Having gotthe satisfactoryresults of1ELTS,students canto theirideal universitiesto someextent.A.apply B.refer C.attend D.see

69.Having filledintheapplication form,thestudentplanned tomake goodfirst impressiontheinterviewers.A.a;onB.the;with C.the;of D.a;to

70.1enjoy readingbooks onvarious topics,those relatedto mysteriesof ancientarchitecture.A.traditionally B.particularly C.actually D.additionally第五部分单句语法填空共10个小题，每小题

1.5分，满分15分阅读下面句子，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式

171.Henry wasfixing hiscar heheard thescreams.

72.On aroad trip,throw themap outofthewindow andlet yourcuriouslead theway.

73.Linda appliedherself tolearnFrench andbecame fluentin justsix months.

74.We areready tomeet newpeople withenthusiasm anddeal withevery situationconfidentand withoutembarrassment.

75.The exhibitionis scheduledrunfrom Januaryuntil Marchnext year.

76.Hes givingme Englishlessons inexchange myteaching himChinese.

77.Pumpkin pieis atraditionAmerican dishserved onThanksgiving.

78.He triedto staycalm,thinking thatif hepanic,so wouldhis kids.

79.Studies haveshown thatcloser cooperationbetween schooland parentscan contributeto students5better schoolperform.

80.He walkedthroughthecrowded market,aware ofthe pickpocketwho wasfollowing closelybehind him.第六部分写作满分25分自从高中新学期开学以来，学校组织了丰富多彩的校园活动，例如校园艺术节、大地彩绘Campus ArtFestival＞运动会、迷你马拉松等现请你写一则周记，记录一下丰富的校园生活内容包括Earthpainting minimarathon.综述一周的校园生活；

1.具体讲述一件令你难忘的经历；

2.总体评价这一周的校园生活3要求,词数左右;

180.不要出现真实姓名及个人信息，否则记分；2。