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年月201612绵阳南山中学年秋季高届20162017月月考英语试题12命题人:游书佩审题人朱光蓉第卷（共分）I100第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30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，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳5A BC选项，并标在试卷的相应位置，听完每段对话后,你都有秒钟时间来回答有关小题和阅读10下一小题每段对话仅读一遍
1.What willthe mando nextA.Talk withMr.Black.
8.See anengineer.C.Attend ameeting.A.Some nuts.B.Some cookies.C.Some fruit.
2.What willthe womanprobably eat
3.What willthe manask Justinto doA.Bring somemagazines.B.Design amagazine cover.C.Read themagazines onhis table.A.At11:
20.B.At11:
30.C.At12:
00.
4.When did the manget homelast night
5.Where isthe womangoing第二节C.To agarage.A.To alamp factory.B.To arepair shop.（共15小题；每题L5分，满分22・5分）听下面段对话或独白每段对话后有几个小题,从题中所给的、、三个选项中选你5A BC出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话前,将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话读两遍5听下面一段对话，回答第和第两个小题67A.An exam.B.A course.C.A lecture.
6.What arethe speakerstalking about
7.What topicdidtheessay questioncoverA.Walt Whitmanspoems.B.Mark Twainsnovels.C.Arthur Millersplays.听下面一段对话，回答第和第两个小题
898.Why doesthe womanmake thecallA.To changethe flight.B.To bookan airticket.C.To checkher flight.A.9hours.B.14hours.C.16hours.
9.What isthe actualflying timeto NewYork听下面一段对话，回答第至三个小题
101210.Where doesthe conversationprobably takeplaceA.At agas station.B.At agarage.C.At acar factory.
11.Which part of thecar existspotential riskA.The tire.B.The radiator.C.The windshield.
12.How doesthe womanpayA.In cash.B.By creditcard.C.By check.听下面一段对话，回答第至四个小题
131613.What was the womansfirst jobA.A teacher.B.An actress.C.An artist.
14.How didthe childrenreact towardsthe playabout alionA.They werefrightened.B.They laughedabout it.C.They complainedto theirparents.
15.How doesthe womansdaughter helpherA.Perform in the shows.B.Record themusic for the shows.C.Give opinionson thenew stories.
16.What contributesmost tothe successof thewomans showsA.Her luck.B.Her passion.C.Her intelligence.听下面一段对话，回答第至四个小题
172017.How longdid DenninsTito stayat theInternational SpaceStationA.10days.B.14days.C.22days.
18.Where isKate fromA.Canada.B.The UK.C.Australia.
19.What doesBen want to doA.Travel onearth.B.Take actionto protectthe earth.C.Explore inspace anddiscover itssecrets.
20.What doesthe speakerexpect thelisteners todoA.Show respectfor Dennis and Martin.B.Collect informationabout astronauts.C.Share opinionsabout spacetravel.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分分）40第一节（共小题，每小题分，满分分）15230阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳答案,并A,B,C,D在答题卡上将该项涂黑AA warmdrink ofmilk beforebed haslong beenthe bestchoice forthose wantinga goodnighfs sleep.But nowa studyhas foundit reallydoes helppeople nodoff-if it is milkedfrom acow at night.（褪黑激素），Researchers havediscovered that“night milkcontains moremelatonin whichhas beenprovento helppeople feelsleepy andreduce anxiety.The study,by researchersfrom Seoul,South Korea,involved micebeing fed with driedmilk powdermadefrom cows milked bothduring theday andat night.Those givennight milk,which contained10times theamount of melatonin,were lessactive andlessanxious thanthose fedwith themilk collectedduring daytime,according tothe studypublished inTheJournal ofMedicinal Food.Night milkquickened thestart ofsleep andcaused the mice tosleep longer.While theeffect ofcowsmilkharvested atdifferent timehas not been tested on humansup tonow,taking melatonindrugs has been suggestedto thosewho are struggling tofall asleepat night.Previous studieshave alsoindicated thatmilk canbe excellentfor helpingsleep because of thecalciumcontent,which helps people to relax.Milk is also sugar-free andadditive-free withnutritionists recommendingskimmed milkasthe bestchoice beforebed asitisthe leastfattening.The morefat youtake inbefore bedtime,the greaterburdenyou willput onyour bodyatnight.
21.According tothe text,themicefedwithdaytime milk.A.started sleepmore easilyB.were moreanxiousC.were lessactive D.woke uplater
22.Which of the followingis trueofmelatonin according tothe textA.Its beentestedonmice forten years.B.It can make peoplemore energetic.C.It existsin milkin greatamount.D.Its usedin sleepingdrugs.
23.What canbe asuitable title for the textA.Night Milkand SleepB.Fat,Sugar and HealthC.An Experimenton MiceD.Milk DrinkingandHealth
24.How doesthe authorsupport thetheme of thetextA.By givingexamples.B.By statingarguments.C.By explainingstatistical data.D.By providingresearch results.BAfter finishingmy teachingfor aschool year,I thoughtthat Ishould goback to Montreal,Quebec,myhometown for a visit.My maingoal wastorelaxin preparationfor thechallenges ofmy retirementin thecomingyear.Through mystay inMontreal,I metlots ofChinese whoarestrugglingto succeedand thenlead abetterlife inCanada.Some travelledthousands ofmiles to get knowledge.When Ispoke withsome of them aboutthemajor barrierthey hadto faceafter theyarrived inCanada,they alltalked aboutthe twoofficial languagesofCanada.But I was impressedby theirability toexpress theirideas whileswitching betweenEnglish andFrench.Almost allof thosepeople saidthey oftenfelt homesick.They misstheir familiesand friends.ThoughMontreal haslots ofChinese restaurants,they longforahome-cooked meal.I metsome touristswho weretrying torealize theirchildhood dreamsof experiencingthe life in adevelopedcountry.When Iasked themif Montrealhad livedup to their expectations,they hesitated.Theysaid thatreality neveragrees withfantasies.However,they wereglad tohave theopportunity tovisitMontreal anddidnt regrettaking the trip.Not allthe Chinesepeople Imet werehappy.I oncemet ayoung ladywho metwith agentlemanthrough theInternet.However,to herdisappointment,he disappearedafter hepromised tomarry herinMontreal.I wasserved byanother Chineseperson whocould nothandle thechallenges ofstudying in an Englishenvironmentand endedup workingin arestaurant withminimum pay.Exploring differentparts of the world,without anydoubt,isanenriching experience.However,oneshould berealistic whenit comesto leavinghis hometownto setup anew lifeinaforeign country.Oneshould takethe timeto examinethe advantagesand theshortcomings of the venturebefore theydecide tochasean uncertaindream ofachieving successor leadinga betterlife.
25.The mainbarrier forsome Chineseto getknowledge inCanada is.A.food B.homesickness C.language D.income
26.The writerthinks that.A.overseas Chineseare goodat communicationin CanadaB.thetriptoMontrealisagood chancefor peopleto studyC.overseas Chinesefeel disappointedat theirlifeinCanadaD.people shouldthink carefullybefore chasingthe dreamsabroad
27.What isthebesttitleforthe passageA.Improving LifeSkills inCanadaB.Exploring DifferentParts ofCanadaC.Struggling fora BetterLife inCanadaD.Going toCanada-Your IdealDestinationC（房东）In citieswith rent control,the citygovernment sets the maximum rent thata landlordcancharge foran apartment.Supporters ofrent controlargue that it protectspeople whoare livingin apartment.Their rentcannot increase;therefore,they are not indanger oflosing theirhomes.However,the criticssaythat after a longtime,rent controlmay havenegative effects.Landlords knowthat they cannot increasetheirprofits.Therefore,they investin otherbusinesses wheretheycanincrease theirprofits.They do notinvest innew buildingswhich wouldalso berent-controlled.As aresult,new apartmentsare notbuilt.Many peoplewho needapartments cannotfind any.According tothe critics,the endresult ofrent controlisa shortage of apartmentsin thecity.Some expertsargue that the minimum wage lawcan causeproblems in the sameway.The federalgovernmentsetsthe minimum that an employermust payworkers.The minimumhelps peoplewhogenerally lookfor unskilled,low-paying jobs.However,if the minimum ishigh,employers mayhire fewerworkers.They willreplace workerswith machinery.Therefore,other thingsbeing equal,the numberofworkers thatemployers wantdecreases.Thus,critics holdthe opinionthatanincrease in the minimumwagemay causeunemployment.Some poorpeople mayfind themselveswithout jobsinstead ofwith jobsat the minimumwage.Supporters ofthe minimumwage say thatithelpspeoplekeep theirdignity.Because ofthe law,workers cannotsell theirservices forless thanthe minimum.Furthermore,employers cannotforce workerstoaccept jobsat unfairwages.Economic theorypredicts the results ofeconomic decision,such asdecisions aboutfarm production,rentcontrol,and theminimumwage.The predictionsmay becorrected onlyif otherthings areequal”.Economists donot agree on someofthepredictions.They alsodonotagreeon the valueof differentdecisions.Some economistssupport aparticular decisionwhile otherscriticize it.Economists doagree,however,that there arenosimple answersto economicquestions.
28.There isthe possibilitythat settingmaximumrentmay.A.cause ashortageofapartmentsB.worry thosewho rentapartments ashomesC.increase theprofits oflandlordsD.encourage landlordsto investin buildingapartments
29.We cansafely saythat rentcontrol.A.will alwaysbenefit thosewho rentapartmentsB.is unnecessaryC.will probablybring inactiveeffects inthe longrunD.is necessaryunder allconditions
30.There will be theproblem ofunemployment if.A.theminimumwage isset toohighB.theminimumwage isset tooearlyC.the workersare unskilledD.the maximumwage isset forpoor workers
31.The passagetells usabout.A.the relationshipbetween supplyand demandB.the possibleresults of government controlsC.the necessityofgovernmentcontrolD.the urgencyof gettingrid ofgovernment controlDBeforeI studiedpsychology,I usedto thinkthat peoplewould laugh when funnythings occurred.While I was rightabout that,I discoveredthere arelots ofother psychological factors thatmake peoplelaughother thanthe funnypartofa joke.When someonelaughs ata joke,there willusually bemore thanonereason thatmakes himlaugh-and the more reasonsthereare,themorepowerful the joke will be.I was attending astand-up comedyshow inEgypt,and whenthe manstarted tomake funofpedestrians crossingstreets,everyone laughedtheir heartsout.The mainreason thosepeople stronglylaughedwas thatalmost allofthemfelt angrytowards pedestrianswho crossedstreets carelessly.The jokewasntonly funny,it alsomade the audience feelthat theywere rightabout beingangry atthose pedestrians.That is,people werelaughing bothbecause ofthe funnyjoke and becauseofthe happinessexperienced asaresult ofthe psychologicalsupport theygot.The bettera jokemakes aperson feel,and themore itincludes otherpsychological factors,the moretheperson willlike it.For example,if youenvy oneof yourfriends,and someonetells ajoke thatis funnyand,at thesame time,makes yourfriend seemstupid,then youwill probablylaugh atit louderthan ifyouwerent jealousof him.In short,we dontlaugh onlywhen wehear somethingfunny;we alsolaughwhenwe experiencesomekind ofhappiness thatresults fromthe otherpsychologicalfactorsinvolved inthejoke.I stronglydiscouragemaking funof anyoneor belittlingsomeone tomake someoneelse laugh.All Iwanttoexplainis thatif yourjoke supportsa personsemotions,he willcertainly likeit alot.
32.What didthe authorfindout afterstudying psychologyA.Only goodjokes make people laughB.Many factorslead topeople laughing.C.Funny thingscanmakepeople laughD.Laughter canmakepeoplehealthy.
33.Why didtheaudiencelaugh loudatthepedestriansA.They playeda trickon thepedestrians.B.The pedestriansbehaved ina funnyway.C.They couldfeel thepedestrians5happiness.D.Their emotionwas approvedof bythe show.
34.What doesthe underlinedword belittling”probably meanA.annoy B.blame C.look down on D.make upto
35.Which ofthe followingbest showsthe structureofthepassage第二节根据短文内容，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请将答案写在答题卷上（共小题，每小题分，满分分）5210Giant PandaIs NoLonger EndangeredAleading internationalgroup hastaken thegiant pandaoff itsendangered listthanks todecades ofconservationefforts,but Chinasgovernment isunwilling toaccept thechange,saying itdid notview thestatusofthecountrys belovedsymbol asany lessserious.The InternationalUnion forConservation ofNature IUCNsaid ina reportthat thepanda isnowclassified asa“vulnerable“instead of“endangered species,reflecting itsgrowing numbersinthewild insouthernChina.—36—That istheresultof workby Chineseagencies tocarry outhunting bansandexpand forestreserves.In astatement,Chinas StateForestry Administrationsaid thatit doubtedthe classificationchangebecause pandasnatural habitatshave beenmainly separatedby humancauses.The animalslive insmall,isolated groupsof asfew as10pandas thatstruggle toreproduce andface therisk ofdisappearingaltogether.If werelax ourconservation work,the populationsand habitatsof giantpandas wouldstill危言耸听的suffer agreat loss._37_Therefore,were notbeing alarmistby continuingto emphasizethepanda speciesendangered status.—38—John Howard,a seniorofficial atWorld SocietyfortheProtection ofAnimals,expressed hissatisfactionover theeffective measurestaken bythe Chinese government.The Chinesegovernment and（）the WorldWildlife FundWWF firstestablished theWolong NationalNature Reservein Sichuanprovincein
1980.Wild pandanumbers havesince slowlyrebounded asChina crackeddownon the skintrade.—39—.Over thelast fewdecades,international groupsand theChinesegovernmenthave workedto savewildpandas andbreed themin faceof theirextinction.It isnot surprisingthat theWWF,whose logohasbeenapanda since1961,celebrated thepanda9s re-classification._40—.A.As aresult,our achievementswould bequickly lost.B.The wildpanda populationjumped to1,864in2014from1,596in
2004.C.Still,other animalprotection organizationspraised therecovery ofthe pandas.D.Panda haslong beena symbolof Chinaand theglobal conservationmovement.E.And Chinagradually expandedits protectedforest areasto cover
1.4million hectaresnow.F.Some pandashave beensent tozoos aroundthe worldasagesture ofChinese diplomaticgoodwill.G.It saysthat activeinvestment doespay offwhen science,political willand engagementcometogether.第三部分语言知识运用（共分）45第一节完形填空（共小题，每小题分，满分分）
201.530阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的佳答案,并在A,B,C,D答题卡上将该项涂黑Back toSchoolI hadalways longedtogeta degree,but raisinga familyhad comefirst.Now with my last—41—inmiddle school,I thought,why nottry to_42—something whileI stillhad theopportunity.When Itold myhusbandBob myidea,a broadsmile litup hisfoce.If thafswhat you43_,well makeit work.”When weasked the kids foradvice,they hadmixed_44—.Our daughter,already in college,thoughtit agreat ideawhile John,in highschool,was_45—that wemight beincollegeatthesame time.James,our youngest,wanted toknow whowould takehim tofootball practice.I—46—that thingswould bealittle different,—47—if everyonecontributed,it wouldntbe difficult.The nextday wedrove tothe communitycollege andafteracareful research,I choseto_48—in（康复理疗）.occupational therapy（入学Days passedin excitement,enrolling inclasses,shopping for_49—and attendingorientation指导）.I feltlike akid again,but asthe firstday ofclasses drewnear,I became—50—.Iwassimply tooold.People wouldlaugh atme.Finally,with encouragementfrom myfamily andfriends,I stuckwith my_51—.As Ientered myclassroom thatfirst morning,I chosea seatintheback,hoping to_52—attention.For therestof thatday,I didwhat Isaw theother studentsdo,and gradually,my self-consciousness faded.I foundtheclasses andassignments_53—,and Ileft thatday feelingI mightsurvive.By theend ofthe firstweek,I hadmade afew friends.Studying andkeeping upwithmyduties athome was_54—.No soonerwould Ibegin tostudy thanitwas timeto drivethe kidsto theiractivities.Math andscience were_55—my strongsubjects,so Idevotedmore timeto those.When thefirst semester_56—,I hada
4.0GPA andwas placedontheHonor Roll.By thesecond year,Bob andthekidswere alldoing their_57—,and Ihad learnedhow tocomfortably_58—my schooland homelife.My hardwork paidoff.Iwasawarded ascholarship andgot thebachelorsdegree.As Idrove awayonthelast day of school,I thoughtabout whata differencereturning to_59—hadmade inmy life.I lookedmuch youngerand Ihad more_60—and enthusiasmfor life.I evenbecame atherapist.Its nevertoo lateto tryagain.
41.A.classmate B.child C.student D.friend
42.A.remember B.create C.achieve D.improve
43.A.accept B.take C.offer D.want
44.A.reactions B.impressions C.requests D.choices
45.A.happy B.horrified C.grateful D.relieved
46.A.complained B.noticed C.explained D.declared
47.A.but B.so C.or D.for
48.A.fill B.join C.lead D.major
49.A.supplies B.clothes C.instruments D.souvenirs
50.A.determined B.confident C.anxious D.confused
51.A.opinion B.decision C.project D.promise
52.A.avoid B.draw C.receive D.pay
53.A.annoying B.depressing C.demanding D.interesting
54.A.different B.challenging C.rewarding D.simple
55.A.always B.still C.ever D.never
56.A.changed B.started C.ended D.returned
57.A.dishes B.deeds C.homework D.share
58.A.balance B.save C.continue D.value
59.A.family B.society C.school D.hospital
60.A.time B.energy C.money D.chance第卷共分II50第二节语法填空共小题，每小题分，满分分10L515阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容不多于三个单词或括号内单词的正确形式The traditionalChinese lunarcalendar
61.divide theyear into24solar terms.Cold Dew,the17thsolar termoftheyear beginsthis yearon Oct.8,
62.last16days,during whichtime temperaturesare露水lower thanin WhiteDew inmost areasof China.The dewis greaterand colderand therewillbe
63.little rain.Autumn cropswillberipe.Here areseveral thingsyou shouldknow aboutCold Dew.
1.Foggy autumnTemperaturesdrop
64.significant inOctober.When thecold airmeets autumnrain,the watervapor饱和/intheair soonreaches saturationand thenit turnsinto rainor fog.
2.Season forfishingPeople alwayssaythatfishing inshallow waterin autumn
65.do makesense.Thats
66.during theColdDew period,temperatures decreasequickly andsunshine cannotreach thedeep waterthoroughly.Fishes allswim toshallow waterareas
67.the watertemperature isrelatively high.
3.A greattime forhikingDuring ColdDew,North Chinatakes
68.a lookof lateautumn.On thedayofthe DoubleNinthFestival,people oftenclimb hillswith cornels.This customaims
69.drive awayevils,and
70.originatein theEastern HanDynasty AD25—
220.第四部分写作共两节，满分分35第一节短文改错每小题分，满分分110文中共有处语言错误，每句中最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增10加在缺词处加一个漏字符号（）并在其下面写出该加的词A删除把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉修改在错的词下画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意每处错误及其修改均仅限
1.一词只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分
2.1011The earthquakeaffects thestudents ofthe destroyingareas inmany ways.How canwe help themOne expertsays thechild willhave feelingsof fear,angry andfeel theyare notsafe afterthe quake.Theywill findit hardlyto focus.They willtend tocry andshout andtremble.And they might beafraid tobealone.The teenagerswill findit difficultto liveinabalance way.If thingsget worsetheymightnotbeableto focustotheirstudies.He alsosay wecan dosomething tohelpthechildren.The firstthing isthat tobuildup trustwith them,andbetheir friend.Then youhave togive themsense ofsafety.Thirdly,try tosatisfytheir psychologicalneeds.Be agood listenerwhether heor sheneeds totalk.。
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