2025-2026年安徽省太和县高一英语上学期10月月考检测

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听下面五段对话。每段对话仅读一遍
1. When will the man’s plane leave?
A. 5:00B. 5:15C. 5:30
2. Hw much did the man spend fr his lunch?
A. $7.5B. $6.5C. $6
3. What’s the wman’s pinin?
A. She desn’t agreeB. She desn’tC. She agrees
4. What’s the man’s jb?
A. He is a lawyerB. He is a shp assistantC. He wrks fr lawyers
5. What is the man ging t d?
He is ging t her birthday party
He is ging t catch the train t Beijing
He is ging t meet a friend
听下面五段对话或独白。每段对话或独白读两遍
6. What happened t the girl?
A. Her mther was illB. Her father was illC. She was ill
7. What is the relatin between the tw speakers?
A. They are father and daughterB. They are friends
C. They are teacher and student
8. What is the man lking fr?
A. A restaurantB. A clubC. A garage
9. When des the dialgue take place?
A. In the mrningB. In the afternnC. In the evening
10. Where d yu think the dialgue take place?
A. At the shpB. In the hspitalC. At the railway statin
11. What’s wrng with the wman?
A. She has truble with her heartB. She has a fever
C. She has a headache
12. What has the man brught the wman?
A. Sme fruitB. Sme fdC. Sme medicine
13. Why desn’t the man want t stay t lng?
A. Because he is very busyB. Because he knws the wman needs mre rest
C. Because Mr. Graham desn’t want t see him
14. What time des the dialgue take place?
A. At 5:30B. At 5:15C. At 4:45
15. What des the wman suggest ding?
A. Ging t the library n her bicycleB. Brrwing the bk tmrrw
C. Lending him her bicycle
16. Where did the bear eat the wman?
A. In a parkB. In the gardenC. In the huse
17. What did the bear d after the children climbed up a tall tree?
A. It went awayB. It ran arund the treeC. It climbed up the tree, t
18. What did the spirit make the girl turn int at first?
A. The sunB. The mnC. The earth
19. What did the by becme at last?
A. The sunB. The mnC. The earth
20. Why did the girl make a strng light?
A. She was afraid f darkB. She wanted t be bright
C. She didn’t like peple t lk at her
II.单项填空
21. Nw yu live in an imprtant year __________, harder than ever befre in yur life, yu shuld wrk.
A. thatB. asC. whenD. because
22. The ppular singer wh had been praised very highly _______ t be a great disappintment.
A. turned inB. turned utC. turned upD. turned dwn
23. _________ that we all went ut, lying in the sun.
A. The weather s fine wasB. S fine was the weather
C. S the weather was fineD. S was the fine weather
24. ---Why d yu suggest Zhangjiajie?
---I believe ______ beauty f ______ nature there will make _____ excellent impressin upn yu.
A. a; the; anB. the; the; anC. the; /; the D. the; / an
25. ________, peple dn’t feel hard t live thrugh the winter.
A. Supplied all kinds f vegetableB. All kinds f vegetables supplied with
C. All kinds f vegetables suppliedD. Supplying all kinds f vegetables
26. Jack packed all the things int a case, ___________.
A. being anxiusly t leaveB. t be anxius t leave
C. anxius t leaveD. be anxius t leave
27. She wn’t be able t cme next week, because she ______ herself in Munt Tai then.
A. enjysB. will be enjyingC. is enjyingD. will have enjying
28. ---Hi, this seat has nt been ________. Yu may sit here.
---Thank yu.
A. usedB. wnedC. seatedD. taken
29. ---Didn’t yu knw that yu were driving at 100 kilmeters an hur, did yu, Madam?
---_________. My ld car can d n mre than 80, fficer.
A. I may nt have beenB. I culdn’t have been
C. I mustn’t have beenD. I culdn’t be
30. _________ is n dubt ______ NBA can win the first prize in the match.
A. It; whetherB. There; thatC. It; thatD. There; whether
31. Mr. Smith bught a ________ purse fr his wife.
A. small black leatherB. black leather small
C. small leather blackD. black small leather
32. ---Hw was yur jb interview?
---Oh, culdn’t feel ________. I hardly fund peple answers t mst f the questins they asked.
A. betterB. easierC. wrseD. happier
33. We leave it t yur wn judgement _________ yu shuld d it.
A. becauseB. thatC. whetherD. what
34. There was a teapt made like a duck, ne f _______ pen muth the tea was suppsed ______.
A. which; cming B. whse; t cme thrugh
C. whse; cmingD. its; t cme thrugh
35. Dn’t trust him. He is ______ sme tricks.
A. away frmB. ut frmC. dwn frD. up t
III. 完型填空
A patent(专利) is really a ____36______ between a man wh has invented smething and the gvernment f his cuntry. The inventr ___37____ smething new and then tells the gvernment ___38_____ abut it. ____39____ he is granted(给予) a patent by the gvernment. Unless he tells the gvernment abut his inventin he cannt be granted a patent. This patent is a __40____ that gives him the right t ___41_____ ther peple frm making and selling his inventin, N ne can make r sell it __42___ the inventr allws him t d s, and this gives the inventrs the chance t make mney __43____ his inventin.
The patent can last fr __44___ 20 years in China s lng as certain __45____ are paid every year __46_____ the inventr t the gvernment. At the end f 20 years, r __47____, if the fees have nt been paid, the patent stps. The inventin __48____ then be used by everybdy quite ___49_____.
A patent gives a persn the right t prevent thers ___50____ his inventin fr a certain time. The _51___ f this is t encurage peple t think f new things __52_____ and new ways f making things.
Patent system is a kind f legal system established by the state t prtect and __53___ inventins-creatins and t prmte(encurage and imprve) the develpment f science and technlgy ___54___ internatinal ecnmic technlgical cperatin ___55____ the grant f patent rights fr inventins-creatins.
36. A. planB. agreementC. bargainD. decisin
37 A. didB. desC. madeD. makes
38. A. allB. smethingC. nneD. a little
39. A. In turnB. In returnC. By turnsD. By return
40. A, nteB. inventinC. rightD. dcument
41. A. presentB. prtectC. preventD. prvide
42. A. withutB. unlessC. lestD. s that
43. A. byB. intC. ut fD. with
44. A. as many asB. as far asC. s lng asD. as lng as
45. A. mneyB. feesC. fundsD. taxes
46. A. frmB. frC. thrughD. by
47. A. befreB. afterC. sD. since
48. A. culdB. mayC. mustD. can’t
49. A. quicklyB. easilyC. certainlyD. freely
50. A. t useB. frm useC. usedD. using
51. A. thinkingB. pininC. ideaD. thught
52. A. f makingB. fr makingC. t makeD. t be made
53. A. inspireB. imprveC. enableD. encurage
54. A. as well asB. s as tC. but alsD. s that
55. A. frB. thrughC. withD. as
IV. 阅读理解
A
The Wrld Trade Organizatin(WTO), funded n January 1,1995, aims t encurage internatinal trade t flw as freely as pssible, making sure trade agreements are respected and that any disputes can be settled.
In the five year since its funding, the WTO has becme well knwn as ne f the wrld’s mst pwerful ecnmic rganizatin, taking its place alngside the wrld Bank and Internatinal Mnetary Fund,
The system f glbal rules fr internatinal trade, hwever, dates back half a century t 1948 when the General Agreement n Tariffs(关税) and Trade (GATT) was frmed after Wrld War II.
As time went by, it became clear that the GATT had tw majr drawbacks--- the limited areas f trade it cvered, and the lack f an effective system t settle disputes.
After seven years f trade talks ending in 1994, the s-called Uruguary Rund finally gave birth t the WTO, cmplete with an effective system t settle disputes and new rules cvering trade in services and intellectual prperty(知识产权)
Even after seven years f talks and 22,500 pages f agreements there were still prblems, especially the difficulty t deal with areas f agriculture and services, which the member natins agreed t revise in 2000.
The WTO, with its head ffice in Geneva, has 150 members with 30 mre waiting t jin.
56. Frm the passage we knw that the GATT stpped wrking ______
A. sn after Wrld War II endedB. just in the year 1994
C. a little mre than 50 years after Wrld War II
D. seven years befre the Uruguary Rund talk
57. Cmpared with GATT, the WTO ________.
A. can d better t settle disputes in mre areas internatinal trade
B. gt its members t sign the agreements mre easily
C. has gt t many areas f internatinal trade t deal with t wrk effectively
D. didn’t pay enugh attentin t services and intellectual prperty
58. In the new century the WTO will _________.
A. take the place f the Wrld Bank and Internatinal Mnetary Fund
B. have new rules cvering trade in services and intellectual prperty
C. make cmplete new rules in every area f internatinal trade
D. have members and d much mre t settle mre prblems
59. The wrd “drawbacks” prbably means ________.
A. weak pintsB. changesC. advantagesD. imprvements
B
Left-handers Are Equal
MUNICH---Albert Einstein and Lenard da Vinci were in the club; Bill Clintn and Bill Gates are als amng its mst famus members.
Left-handed peple, hwever, are cnsidered less intelligent r unskillful with their hands.
Schls in many cuntries may allw children t write with their left hand, but in the meantime “the idea that children shuld be re-educated t write with the right hand has nt yet been remved frm the heads f many parents and grandparents,” says Elizabeth Werthmueller f the Left-handers’ Initiative in Fulda in central Germany.
Internatinal Left-handed Day was held n August 13, 1976 ----it was a public hliday--- in the US.
Nwadays interest is steadily grwing and there are several advice centers t prvide advice and actively campaign against the pinin that left-handers are unskillful.
Psychlgist and psychtherapist精神病医生 Jhanna Barbara Sattler, wh funded the first advice center fr left-handers in Munich in 1985,can nly shake her head ver sme f the cnclusins she’s heard. “Left-handed peple die nine years earlier than right-handers” is ne rumur
Sattler says that the prcess f changing writing hands means a sudden attack n the brain. Memry and speech defects缺点 are the results, she says, because left r right-handedness, which scientists say is in any case inherited遗传, is cntrlled by the hemispheres大脑半球 f the brain. These are cnnected t the ppsite bdy-half by crssed nerves.
In left-handers, the right hemisphere is functinally dminant支配. It is primarily respnsible fr determining space preferences and thught. This explains why left-handed peple are ften described as particularly creative.
But in the wrkplace, they ften have prblems in using technical devices. Hwever, it is always better t chse anther jb than t retrain t use the right hand, says Expert Sattler.
In cntrast t 30 ears ag, left-hander are n lnger frced t switch t their right hand in German schls, yet many teachers still have n idea hw they can help left-handers with practical advice. Instead, these children ften have t hear that they have t get alng with “the prblem” themselves.
60. The first paragraph tells us that ___________.
A. scientists in the wrld are all left-handers
B. artists in the wrld are all left-handers
C. famus peple all ver the wrld are members in this special club
sme famus peple may be left-handers
61. Frm the third paragraph we learn that ___________.
A. students in many schls must write with their left hand
B. students in many schls smetimes write with their left hand
C. many parents insist that students write with their right hand
D. many parents insist that students write with bth hands
Accrding t Sattler’s pinin, changing writing hands is __________-.
A. reasnableB. interestingC. scientificD. unnecessary
It shws in this passage that left-handers are ____________
A. unskillful in the wrkshpB. ften full f imaginatin in their wrk
C. always trying t defeat right-handersD. ften simple-minded and flish
Frm the last tw paragraphs we find that ________.
A. peple’s pinin abut left-handers has changed
B. German students seldm get help frm their teachers
Left-handers at German schls feel disappinted
Left-handers at German schls find n truble using anything
C
The Attack n September 11th
New Yrk: When the first jet struck 1 Wrld Trade Center at 8:48 am n Tuesday, the peple in 2 Wrld Trade Center with a view f the instant damage acrss the divide had the clearest sense f what they, t, must d: get ut first.
Katherine Ilachinski, wh had been kncked ff her chair by the blast f heat explding frm the neighbring twer, was ne f thse. Despite her 70 years f age, Ms Ilachinski, an architect wrking n the 91st flr f 2 Wrld Trade Center, the suth twer, went fr the stairs. Twelve flrs abve her, Judy Wein, an executive (manager), screamed and set ff, t.
But thers up and dwn the 110 flrs, many withut clear views f the damage acrss the way and thus unclear abut what was happening, were nt s sure. And the 18 minutes befre the next plane wuld hit were ticking ff.
Amid the uncertainty abut what was the best thing t d, frmal annuncements inside the suth twer instructed peple t stay put, assuring them that the building was sund and the threat was limited t the ther twer.
Sme left, thers stayed. Sme began the climb dwn and, when met with mre annuncements and ther cautins警告 t stp r return, went back up. The decisins made in thse instants prved t be f great imprtance, because many wh chse t stay were dmed注定死亡 when the secnd jet crashed int the suth twer, killing many and stranding使某物留在 many mre in the flrs abve where the jet hit.
One f thse caught in indecisin was the executive at Fuji Bank USA.
Richard Jacbs f Fuji Bank left the 79th flr with the ther ffice wrkers, but n the 48th flr they heard the annuncement that the situatin was under cntrl. Several gt in the lifts and went back up, tw minutes r s befre the plane crashed int their flr.
“I just dn’t knw what happened t them,” Mr. Jacbs said.
65. Frm the passage, we knw that the suth twer was hit by the plane ___________.
A. at 8:30 B. 18 minutes earlier than the nrth twer
C. at arund 9:00D. at 8:48
66. The underlined wrds “stay up” means _________.
A. stay in the buildingB. leave at nce
C. put everything back and then leaveD. keep silent
67. Which flr was hit by the secnd jet?
A. the 91st flrb. the 103rd flr
C. the 60th flrD. the 79th flr
68. Fewer peple wuld have died if __________.
A. mre annuncements had been madeB. peple hadn’t used the lifts
C. the incident had happened n a weekendD. the peple had beyed the ffice rules
D
I hitched(钩住) the traveling-can cntaining the fd n t the carrier. I rlled the bicycle the shrt distance frm the huse t the rad while Edna in a green-and red dress walked beside me. Munting the vehicle with the can n the back and Edna n the crss-bar prved a little tricky; but I am rather gd with bicycles. I slved the prblem by getting n the seat first and keeping the bicycle statinary with ne ft resting firmly n the grund. Then Edna climbed n the bar sitting sideways; and I push ff. The excitement f having her s clse within my arms and the perfume f her hair in my nse wuld have prved verpwering if I’d had much time t cnsider it. I hadn’t. The rad t the hspital turned ut t be quite hilly, nt steep but just enugh t take the wind ut f ne; and, with the kind f passenger I had, I didn’t care t admit t readily(爽快地) t being tired. S I raced up all the little hillcks until my heart raged like a bnfire篝火 which was very stupid f me.
“Yu are very strng,” said Edna
“Why?” I said, r rather ut f breath, in ne enrmus expiratin(呼气) as I runded the summit f yet anther small hill.
“Yu are eating all the hills like yam山芋”.
“I haven’t seen any hill yet,” I replied, getting back sme f my breath as I pedalled freely dwn the small, friendly descent下坡 that fllwed. These wrds were hardly ut f my muth when a stupid sheep and her fur r five lambs rushed ut f the radside n my left. I braked sharply. Unfrtunately Edna’s back was resting n my left arm and prevented me applying the brake n that side effectively. S nly the brake n the frnt wheel perfrmed fully. The bicycle pitched直冲 frward and crashed n the rad. She was thrwn farther up the rad and as sn as I gt up, I rushed t help her t her feet again. Withut taking my eyes frm the fd I murmured that I was very srry.
“It was nt yur fault.” she said, “It was the stupid sheep.”
Then I nticed with the crner f my eyes that she bending dwn. I turned then and saw where she had grazed擦伤 her knee n the rad.
“Oh dear” I said, “Edna, I am srry.”
She left her frck长袍 which she had held up a little at the knee and came t dust my shulder where my new white shirt carried a thick patch f indelible洗不掉的 red-earth. Then she bent dwn and picked up the travelling-can and began t wipe away the sand, and the spilt sup with green leaves. T my surprise she was crying and saying smething like “My mther will die f hunger tday”. Actually I think her crying was prbably due t hurt pride because the fd lying n the rad shwed hw pr her family was. But I may be wrng. At the time, hwever, I was greatly upset.
“Can she manage bread and crned beef?” I asked. “We culd buy sme utside the hspital.”
“I haven’t brught any mney,” said Edna.
“I have sme mney,” I said, feeling the first breath f relief since the accident happened. “And we culd get sme disinfectant消毒剂 fr yur knee. I’m terribly srry, my dear.”
69. We can infer that, at the beginning f the passage, the writer had just _________.
A. ffered t marry EdnaB. lied t her
C. ffered t take sme fd t her mther in hspital
D. ffered t give Edna a lift t visit her mther in hspital
70. The way the writer rde his bicycle ver the hills shws that __________.
A. he was very strngB. Edna was s attractive that he culdn’t cncentrate
C. he wanted t impress EdnaD. he was nt very bservant
71. The accident culd prbably have been avided after the sheep and lambs had rushed ut int the rad if _________.
A. he had nt braked sharplyB. bth brakes had wrked prperly
he had nt been s busy admiring Edna
D. he had lked when he was ging
72. What was the main reasn fr Edna feeling upset?
She had hurt her knee
B. She thught that her mther wuld have t g hungry that day
C. The fd lying n the rad shwed him hw pr her family was
D. We cannt be sure
73. It is implied that the authr’s chief feeling after the accident was f _________.
A. srrw because f the spilt fdB. guilt because f Edna’s grazed knee
C. cncern abut what she might think f himD. anger at the stupid sheep
E
74. Detailed infrmatin abut films can be fund in _________ sectin.
A. The ArtsB. The Dining In, Dinging Out
C. The Huse & HmeD. Weekend
75. The main idea f this advertisement is __________.
many pprtunities will be prvided just t thse wh rder hme delivery
several new sectins have been printed separately frm nw n
readers can be well infrmed f the latest news and sprts results
peple can pick up all the infrmatin they are interested in
V. 短文改错：
One evening tw German were walking in the street tgether.76.________
They tried t find a chance t steal smething. The clck strike77.________
twelve. Mst f the peple went t bed. Quietly they came t78.________
a huse. There were n lights in the huse but it seemed that 79.________
everyne in the huse was asleep. Std at the frnt gate,80________
ne said in German t ther, “yu wait here. I’ll g arund t 81.________
the back dr and then get the huse…” Suddenly ut82.________
f the huse ran a dg. The tw men were frightening83.________
and ran away as fast as they culd. They dared nt t stp until84.________
they gt t a lnely place. “I wasn’t expected the dg culd 85._______
understand German,” ne man said
VI. 作文
请你仔细阅读所给英文信，然后给Wrried写一封回信。要求包含以下内容：
鼓励他振作，不要灰心。
记一些惯用词组和句型结构，将它们组织在一起并用其造句。
多读英语，告诉他通过大量阅读才能正确使用语言。
多背诵一些好的短文。
要求： 不要逐字逐条翻译，词数一百左右。
Dear Helpful,
I’m a Senir Three students and I’m in truble. I used t like English, but nw I have sme difficulty in English, especially in English writing. Thugh I knw English is a very imprtant subject, I think nw it is t difficult fr me. Yu knw I have gt pr results in English many times because my writing is pr. I wnder why s many students like English and can get gd results in English. I d want t be ne f the best students and g t a famus university after graduatin. But by English is nt gd enugh. What shuld I d?
Wrried
答案
21.C 22.B 23.B 24.D 25.A
26.C 27.B 28.D 29.B 30.B
31.A 32.C 33.C 34.B 35.D
单选逐题极简解析
21. 本题考查定语从句，先行词 year 表时间，用 when。
22. 本题考查动词短语，turn ut 结果是、证明是。
23. 本题考查 s 倒装结构，S fine was the weather=The weather was s fine。
24. 本题考查冠词，the beauty 特指美景；nature 自然零冠词；an excellent impressin。
25. 本题考查分词作状语，主语 peple，被供给蔬菜，用 Supplied。
26. 本题考查形容词作伴随状语，anxius t leave 表状态。
27. 本题考查将来进行时，will be enjying 将来某时正在做某事。
28. 本题考查固定搭配，seat be taken 座位被占。
29. 本题考查情态动词推测，culdn’t have been 过去不可能。
30. 本题考查固定句型 There is n dubt that… 毫无疑问。
31. 本题考查形容词排序：大小→颜色→材质 small black leather。
32. 本题考查比较级表最高级，culdn’t feel wrse 糟透了。
33. 本题考查宾语从句，whether 是否。
34. 本题考查定语从句，whse 指代 teapt；be suppsed t d。
35. 本题考查固定短语 be up t 密谋、搞（坏事）。
三、完形填空 36-55 答案
36.B 37.D 38.A 39.B 40.D
41.C 42.B 43.C 44.D 45.B
46.A 47.A 48.B 49.D 50.D
51.C 52.C 53.D 54.A 55.B
完形核心解析
本文介绍专利的定义、有效期与作用。
36.agreement 协议，专利是发明者和政府的协议。
37.makes 创造发明，一般现在时。
38.tells the gvernment all abut it 完整告知全部细节。
39.in return 作为回报，政府授予专利。
40.dcument 文件，专利是一份法律文件。
41.prevent sb frm ding 阻止他人制造售卖。
42.unless 除非，没有发明者允许不能生产。
43.make mney ut f 依靠…… 获利。
44.as lng as 长达，专利最长 20 年。
45.fees 年费，每年交给政府。
46.frm the inventr t gvernment 从发明者交给政府。
47.befre 提前不交年费，专利提前失效。
48.may 可以，专利过期所有人都能使用发明。
49.freely 免费、随意使用。
50.prevent sb frm ding sth 固定搭配。
51.idea 目的、初衷，专利制度的初衷。
52.way t make sth 制作事物的方法。
53.encurage 鼓励创新创造。
54.as well as 和、以及，并列科技发展与国际合作。
55.thrugh 通过授予专利权实现目标。
四、阅读理解答案
A 篇（WTO）56-59
56.B 57.A 58.D 59.A
B 篇（左撇子）60-64
60.D 61.C 62.D 63.B 64.C
C 篇（911 世贸）65-68
65.C 66.A 67.D 68.C
D 篇（骑车送食物）69-73
69.D 70.C 71.B 72.C 73.C
E 篇（纽约时报广告）74-75
74.D 75.B
五、短文改错 76-85 标准答案
76.German → Germans（两个德国人用复数）
77.strike → struck（全文过去时，strike 过去式 struck）
78. 此行无错
79.but → s（屋里没灯，所以所有人睡着了，因果）
80.Std → Standing（现在分词作状语，主动）
81.ther → the ther（两者中另一个加 the）
82.get 后加 int（get int the huse 进屋）
83.frightening → frightened（人感到害怕用 - ed 形容词）
84. 去掉 t（dare nt 后直接加动词原形）
85.wasn’t → didn’t（expect 是实义动词，用 did 否定）
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