2025-2026年江西省婺源市高三英语上学期10月月考检测卷

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听力
第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个
选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10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。
1. Where des this cnversatin mst likely take place?
A. At schl.B. At hme.C. In a restaurant.
2. When des the train usually arrive in Rme every mrning?
A. 9: 30.B. 10: 15.C. 11: 15.
3. Why did the wman call?
A. Fr business.
B. T return a call frm Ms. Park.
C. T ask fr infrmatin.
4. What will the wman prbably d?
A. Enjy the beautiful day.
B. Clean the backyard.
C. Wash clthes.
5. What d we learn frm this cnversatin?
A. The man will prbably stay hme fr his vacatin.
B. The man will prbably g t Mexic fr his vacatin.
C. The man will prbably leave fr Canada fr his vacatin.
第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)
听下面5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A、
B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟，听完后，各个小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. Hw is the man ging hme?
A. By bus.B. By plane.C. By train.
7. What’s the 'Wman ging t d after the cnversatin?
A. Have cffee with the man.
B. Meet her mther at the statin.
C. G t Lndn with the man.
听第7段材料,回答第8至10题。
8. What day is it when the cnversatin happens?
A. Sunday.B. Mnday.C. Saturday.
9. What can we learn frm the cnversatin abut James?
A. He’s fine and his wrk ges successfully.
B. He is busy in Tuesday evening with his wrk.
C. He will buy tw tickets fr a film.
10. What is Anna ging t d recently?
A. She is ging t see her parents.
B. She is ging t see a film with her friend.
C. She is ging t a French restaurant with James.
听第8段材料,回答第11至13题。
11. What was the man's" excuse fr having been late this time?
A. His clck was brken.
B. He frgt t set the alarm.
C. He did the bking t late.
12. Why hadn't the man gt the tickets?
A. He gt up t late.
B. He didn't g t buy the tickets.
C. The tickets were sld ut.
13. What can we learn frm the dialgue?
A. The man is psitive.
B. The man is plite.
C. The man is dishnest.
听第9段材料,回答第14至17题。
14. What did the wman d befre she became an English teacher?
A. She was educated in an English teaching class.
B. She did sme businesses in Hng Kng.
C. She studied in a university.
15. What did the man want t knw?
A. Her university.
B. Her study experience.
C. Her spken ability.
16. Hw did the wman imprve her spken English?
A. She read alud after a recrder.
B. She did a lt f reading.
C. She talked with native speakers.
17. What did the wman suggest the man?
A. D as many exercises as pssible.
B. Read alud and talk mre.
C. D as much dictatin as pssible.
听第10段材料,回答第18至20题。
18. When did the first award ceremny take place?
A. In 1895.B. In 1901.C. In 1962.
19. Why was the Nbel prize established?
A. T recgnize wrthwhile cntributins t humanity.
B. T reslve plitical differences.
C. T hnr the inventr f dynamite.
20. In hw many fields are prizes bestwed?
A. 2. B. 5. C. 6.
二、单项选择
21. – Ellis, I’m srry. I can’t fly a kite with yu tmrrw.
-- _______________
-- I fell ff my bike yesterday and my leg hurts.
A. Hw is it? B. S what?
C. Hw cme? D. What’s the prblem?
22. __________is generally cnsidered t be first invented by Charles Babbage.
A. A cmputer B. The cmputer
C. Cmputer D. Cmputers
23. ________is knwn t us all is that the ld scientist, fr __________ life was hard in the past, still wrks very hard in his eighties.
A. As; whm B. What; whm
C. It; whse D. As; wh
24. “The net prfits _________ be divided int three parts accrding the agreement” said the judge.
A. must B. shuld C. may D. shall
25. As we all knw, it was ________ that resulted in the terrible car accident.
A. because f her carelessness B. her being careless
C. because she was careless D. she was s careless
26. _________ fell dwn the table and ne and a half apples _________ left n it.
A. An apple r tw; were B. One r tw apples; was
C. One apple r tw; were D. An r tw apples; was
27. ______ desn’t seem t have been any truble in slving this prblem
A. it B. There C. That D. This
28. – Why are yu lking under the desk?
-- ________ yu _________ __________?
A. Did; lst; anything B. Had; lst; smething
C. Have; lst; smething D. Have; lst; anything
29. This machine has saved us a lt f time since it ___________.
A. began t use B. was put int use
C. was used D. was made use f
30. __________ the ability t fight against disease, but als helps us build ur bdy.
A. Vitamin C nt nly prvides
B. Nt nly des Vitamin C prvide
C. Nt nly Vitamin C prvides
D. Vitamin C, which nt nly prvides
31. If yu ________ the bk, yu wuld knw what I _______ abut nw.
A. had read; talked B. read; was talking
C. had read; am talking D. read; talk
32. _________ is the kindness f the nurse that the patient can never be ________ t her.
A. S; t thankful
B. Such; s thankful
C. S; that thankful
D. Such; thankful enugh
33. If yu fllw these steps, slwly yu will be able t _________ the walls between yur parents and yurself.
A. break up B. break ff
C. break thrugh D. break dwn
34. Withut prper lessns, yu culd _______ a lt f bad habits when playing the pian.
A. keep up B. pick up C. draw up D. catch up
35. --When will yu return the nvel t me?
-- _______ .
A. As sn as I’ll finish reading it
B. Once I have finished reading it
C. If I finish reading it
D. On finishing reading it
三、完形填空
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36-55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项。
Valentine’s Day was the time my father chse t shw his lve fr the special peple in his life. Over the years I fndly (天真的) thught 36 him as my “Valentine man”.
My first recllectin (回忆) f the 37 he culd bring t Valentine’s Day came when I was six. That mrning at the breakfast table I fund a card and a gift-wrapped package at my chair. The card was 38 “Lve, Dad” and the gift was a ring with a small piece f red glass t 39 my birthstne, a ruby (红宝石). There is 40 difference between red glass and rubies t a child f six ,and I remember 41 that ring with pride that all the cards in the wrld 42 nt surpass (超越).
43 I grew lder, the gifts gave 44 t heart--shaped bxes filled with my 45 chclate and always included a 46 card signed “Lve, Dad”. In thse years my thank-yus became 47 f a perfunctry (敷衍) respnse. The cards seemed less 48 , and I tk fr granted that the Valentine wuld 49 be there. I had 50 my hpes and dreams in receiving cards and gifts frm “significant thers” and “Lve Dad” just didn’t seem quite 51 .
His final card remains n my desk tday. It’s a 52 f hw special fathers can be and hw imprtant it has been t me ver the years t knw that I had a father wh cntinued a 53 f lve with simple acts f understanding and an ability t express happiness ver the peple in his life.
Thse things never 54 , nr des the memry f a man wh never 55
Being my Valentine.
四、阅读理解
A
When yu feel tired, hw d yu relax? Drink cffee, take a bath, d sme exercise, r play sme music and have a dance?
Fr dance music fans and night-club lvers, the wrld-famus English DJ Sasha will bring them the wrld’s finest dance music. He is cming t Guangzhu, Beijing and Shanghai n Nvember 18-20 as part f his wrld tur in supprt f his new CD.
One f the main rles f music has always been t g with dancing. But tday’s dance music is very different frm that f the past. The histry f dance music ges back t the 16th century. In the Renaissance（文艺复兴）and Barque perids in Eurpe, rich peple were expected t be able t dance at scial events. Each type f dance gave rise t its wn frm f music.
During the 18th and 19th centuries, the mst ppular dances were the Waltz and the Plka. In this perid, dances were ften written fr the cncert hall. Fr example, symphnies（交响乐）wuld have a Waltz mvement, and pian pieces were smetimes in Waltz r Plka.
In the 1970s, dance music mved int new places called discs. The music was faster, had mre bass（低音部）and started t becme mre electrnic. Disc music began t develp in the US and arund Eurpe. By the 1980s the music became much faster and even mre electrnic.
In the 1990s clubs tk ver discs. DJs mixed ther peple’s music. Club dance rhythms became a majr part f ppular music. Club dance music has different frms, including drum and bass, hip-hp, and R&B. It makes use f technlgy and DJs play a bigger part in spreading the music.
56. In rder t relax hw many frms are mentined in the passage?
A. fur B. six C. five D. three
57. Which f the fllwing des NOT shw the difference between tday’s dance music and that f the past?
A. It has mre frms.
B. Mre technlgy is made use f.
C. The music is faster.
D. The music is t g with dance.
58. Frm the third paragraph, we can see that_________.
A. dancing cannt be separated frm music
B. in the 16th century, peple still did nt have much scial life
C. peple’s scial needs have nthing t d with dance music
D. tday’s dance music is almst the same as that f the past
59. Which f the fllwing is NOT true abut dance music?
A. Dance music has gne thrugh different stages.
B. Types f dance have nthing t d with its wn frm f music.
C. Dance music dates back t the 16th century.
D. In different perids, dance music is written fr different places.
60. Accrding t the passage, a DJ’s jb is mainly t ___________.
A. create music fr the club
B. put different music frms tgether
C. develp disc music
D. play music using technlgy
B
Out and abut
Be alert (警觉的) walk with purpse and cnfidence, and avid deserted areas whenever pssible.
Use persnal steres and mbile telephnes with care.
If pssible, walk in the directin f ncming traffic, in the middle f the pavement (人行道).
Lk after yu valuables; keep yur huse and car keys separate frm yur bag.
Cnsider carrying a persnal attack alarm in yur hand r pcket.
Taxis and mini cabs
Whenever pssible pre-bk.
Use a reputable cmpany; transprt fr Lndn maintains a list.
When traveling alne sit in the back seat.
It is illegal fr ANY taxi t apprach yu and ffer their services; this is called “tuting”.
In yur car
Have yur keys ready s that yu can get straight int yur parked car.
Plan yur jurney and carry a map.
Cnsider lcking yur drs when traveling and when yu leave yur car t pay fr yur fuel.
Yu may wish t take a mbile telephne but yu must have a handsfree system t use it while driving.
Children
Dn’t dress children in clthing with their name n it.
Teach them nt t speak t peple they d nt knw.
Teach them that they can g t plice fficers fr help and that the plice will nt take them away.
Teach them an emergency cntact number.
Public transprt
Plan yu jurney; knw the timetable.
Keep yur valuables with yu.
If pssible, try nt t travel alne.
Avid sitting upstairs n a duble-decker bus.
Be discreet with yur cnversatin; yu never knw wh is listening.
Hme security
Whenever yu g ut, always lck the drs and clse the windws.
Use Eurpean Standard lcks n the frnt and back drs and n windws. Ensure yu draw the curtains after dark.
Cnsider using dawn t dusk lw intensity lighting utside.
Avid displaying identificatin. D nt put yur name n the letterbx r bell.
Cnfirm the identity f callers.
61. Wh will be interested in this passage?
A. Freign travelers t Lndn.
B. Drivers in Lndn.
C. Parents in Lndn.
D. Peple wh live r travel in Lndn.
62. If yu are traveling alne, yu are advised t _____.
A. sit n a back seat f a bus
B. keep clse t the pavement
C. sit in the back f a taxi
D. sit upstairs n a duble-decker bus
63. The underlined wrd “discreet” in the passage can be best replaced by “____”.
A. interested B. careful C. sensitive D. plite
C
Having taken a rm at the htel at which he had been instructed t stay, Smallwd went ut; it was a lvely day, early in August, and the sun shne in the sky. He had nt been t Lucerne since he was a by, but remembered a cvered bridge, thugh nt clearly, a great stne lin and a church in which he had sat, bred yet impressed while they played an rgan (风琴); and nw wandering alng a shady quay (码头) he didn’t s much try his way abut a half-frgtten scene as t refrm in his mind sme recllectin (回忆) f the shy and eager by, s impatient fr life, wh s lng ag had wandered there. But it seemed t him that the mst lively f his memries was nt f himself, but f the crwd; he seemed t remember the sun and the heat and the peple; the train was crwded and s was the htel, the lake steamers were packed and n the quays and in the streets yu fund yur way amng the hliday-makers. They were fat and ugly and strange.
Nw, in wartime, Lucerne was as deserted as it must have been befre the wrld discvered that Switzerland was the playgrund f Eurpe. Mst f the htels were clsed, the streets were empty, the bats fr hire rcked (摇晃) idly at the water’s edge and there was nne t take them, and in the avenue by the lake the nly persns t be seen were serius Swiss taking their dgs fr their daily walk. Smallwd felt happy and, sitting dwn n a bench that faced the water, surrendered, himself t the sensatin. The blue water, snwy muntains, and their beauty hit him in the face. S lng, at all events as the fine weather lasted he was prepared t enjy himself. He didn’t see why he shuld nt at least try t cmbine pleasure t himself with advantage t his cuntry.
64. Smallwd went t Lucerne______.
A. t enjy the beautiful scenery there
B. t perfrm a special task
C. t visit his friend there
D. t get in tuch with the shy and eager by
65. Smallwd felt that the city______.
A. was mre crwded than befre
B. had changed ut f all recgnitin
C. had been ruined by becming a hliday resrt
D. was quieter than he remembered
66. Smallwd was prepared t enjy himself as lng as______.
A. he was serving his cuntry
B. he was making a prfit
C. the weather cntinued like this
D. he culd stay in Lucerne
67. After reading the passage, we can draw a cnclusin that_____.
A. Smallwd’s frmer visit t Lucerne was in peacetime
B. Smallwd was pleased by the sund f the rgan this time
C. Smallwd was very nervus when he gt t Lucerne
D. Smallwd was familiar with Lucerne
D
Mianzi (literally “face”)has lng been bserved by mst Chinese. As a famus saying ges; “Men live fr face as trees grw fr bark.”
In a recent survey cnducted by China Yuth Daily, ver 93 percent f the plled (接受测试的) peple (1,150)said they pay much attentin t their mianzi, which cncerns peple’s decency, persnality, and dignity.
When asked what the mst humiliating (不光彩的) thing is, a heavy number accunting fr 74.9 percent f the ttal chse public gaffes (失态) with the failed fulfillment f ne’s prmise cming in as secnd. Mre than a half f the plled feel ashamed f being shwn as ignrant befre thers. A ttal 47.5 percent f the plled cnsidered it a lss f face t have n enugh mney n them when treating friends ut t a dinner.
What wuld enhance ne’s face then? In a ranking n this questin, the survey revealed that ding what thers cannt d tpped the list, taking up a high prprtin f 83.7 percent. Fllwing at the secnd, with 53.9 percent, was being praised in public. Being utstandingly knwledgeable was third n the list fr sharpening ne’s mianai, accunting fr 51.7 percent.
Accrding t the survey, face usually cmes at a price. T pay r nt t pay, it’s a prblem. Deeply trubled with the face cncept, many “fight” each ther fr the chance t ft the bill despite a barren pcket. Sme 80.7 percent f thse taking the pll thught it a tugh life t always hld the face cncept. Surprisingly, nly 8.7 percent f the plled insisted that it tarnish (损害) a man’s authrity and face in a family where the wife is the majr breadwinner.
Armed t the teeth with the luxury name brand clthes, a limited 7.7 percent amng all the plled prefer pricey clthes in rder t gain mre face.
Taking the scial status int cnsideratin, 82.9 percent f the plled nd at the pinin that thse hlding a superir psitin care far mre than the manual labrs pay less attentin t face than brainwrkers. The survey als revealed that men fcus mre n face than wmen and the senir mre than the yung.
While mst peple hld a neutral viewpint abut thse wh value mianzi a lt, nearly 80 percent f all the plled are willing t make friends with them.
68. Accrding t the survey, which f the fllwing mst enhances ne’s face?
A. Having enugh mney t treat friends ut t a dinner.
B. Being praised by thers in public.
C. Ding what thers can’t.
D. Affrding t buy luxury name brand clthes.
69. Yu didn’t lse face when__________.
A. yu brke yur wrd after yu ffered t help yur friends
B. yu made a big mistake in yur speech t the public
C. yu let ut that yu knw little abut what yur friends are talking abut
D. yu managed t get yur friend’s car started
70. Wh cares mst abut face?
A. A yung brainwrker.
B. A senir manual labrer.
C. A persn in high psitin.
D. A senir wman brainwrker.
71. The writer’s purpse in writing the article is t ________.
A. shw hw the Chinese care abut face
B. reprt n the findings f the survey
C. give infrmatin abut hw t prevent lsing face
D. teach peple hw t enhance face
E
DNA cmes in all kinds f packages. The bxes that fill Lisette Waits’ wrk space cntain things mst peple can’t imagine; wild pp (粪便).
But the test tubes filled with bear, fx and snw lepard (雪豹) pp may hld answers that help endangered animals. As genetic science develps rapidly, wildlife bilgists like Waits are using mdern genetics t learn mre abut rare and remte species.
“When I was getting my Ph.D., I was really wrried I wuldn’t be able t find a jb,” said Waits, a prfessr f cnservatin bilgy and researcher at the University f Idah. “A wildlife geneticist? Nw everyne’s saying, ‘We need a geneticist.’”
A decade age, scientists needed a piece f flesh, bne r skin t really analyze the DNA f a wild creature, which made it difficult t d much genetic wrk n elusive (难以找到的) and rare species. But recent advances make it pssible t use the tiny amunts f DNA in wastes, hair and ther things animals leave behind. The significance f learning abut elusive and endangered species is far-reaching.
“In the last five years, it’s explded,” Waits said. “It’s becme ne f the majr tls fr wildlife bilgy and cnservatin bilgy.”
In her lab n the UI campus, Waits and her clleagues have analyzed the pp f everything frm red fxes t parrts frm Peru. Her latest prject will be wrking with abut 85 test tubes that cntain the pp f snw lepards frm Central Asia. She cperated with the Snw Lepard Trust, Seattle’s Wdland Park Z and the Natinal Institutes f Health t develp the snw lepard prject.
“We just can’t catch snw lepards, ”she said. “They’re really secretive. They live in rugged (崎岖的), high muntain area.”
72. Lisette Waits cllects wild pp in her test tubes t ________.
A. help rare animals t have babies in large numbers
B. have a careful study abut rare and remte species
C. carry ut experiments t test why sme species are dying ut
D. find an efficient way t prtect rare and remte species
73. We can infer frm Lisette’s wrds that_______.
A. she was nce ut f wrk after graduatin
B. it is difficult t bring up geneticists
C. peple have nw realized the imprtance f genetics
D. snw lepards have been well prtected in muntains
74. Scientists culdn’t really analyze the DNA f a wild creature 10 years ag by using_______.
A. flesh B. skin C. bne D. hair
75. The prject Lisette Waits and her clleagues will be undertaking is cnnected with________.
A. red fx B. parrt C. snw lepard D. bear
五、改错
Hw much times d yu spend with yur parents? 76.________
When did yu last tell them what is n yur mind? 77. _______
Yur parents are yur dearest peple in the wrld when 78. _______
yu are yung. And they always care f yu deeply. 79. _______
But even if many children still lve his mum and dad, 80. ________
families may becme mre clse as they get lder. The 81. _______
end f the year is a time fr families t getting tgether 82. _______
Have yu ever thught what yu can shw yur parents 83. ________
that yu lve them? Find chance and d smething fr 84. ________
them r t have a sincere talk with them. If yu can d 85. ________
this, yur parents will be very happy.
六、书面表达
写信、打电话号码是人们最常使用的两种交流方式。随着电话的普及，写信似乎被许多人遗忘。请你以“Telephne r letter”为题用英语写一篇短文，陈述你对这两种交流方式的看法。
注意：1.开头和结尾已给出，但不计入总词数。2.词数：100左右。
Telephne r letter
Cmmunicatin is very imprtant bth in the past and at present, and it tends t be mre essential nwadays. Telephne and letter are tw main means f cmmunicatin; they bth have their advantages and disadvantages.
__________________________________________________________________.
In my pinin, we’d better cmbine these tw ways t make ur cmmunicatin better.
二、单项选择
21.C 22.B 23.B 24.D 25.B 26.A 27.B 28.D 29.B 30.B 31.C 32.A 33.D 34.B 35.B
三、完形填空
36.A 37.B 38.D 39.C 40.B 41.C 42.A 43.D 44.B 45.A 46.D 47.C 48.A 49.B 50.C 51.B 52.D 53.A 54.B 55.D
四、阅读理解
56.A 57.D 58.A 59.B 60.B
61.D 62.C 63.B
64.B 65.D 66.C 67.A
68.C 69.D 70.C 71.B
72.D 73.C 74.D 75.C
五、短文改错
76.times→time
77.is→was
78.when→thugh/althugh
79.f→fr
80.his→their
81.mre→less
82.getting→get
83.what→hw
84.Find 后加 a
85. 去掉 t
六、书面表达范文
Telephne r letter
Cmmunicatin is very imprtant bth in the past and at present, and it tends t be mre essential nwadays. Telephne and letter are tw main means f cmmunicatin; they bth have their advantages and disadvantages.
The telephne brings instant cntact. We can hear each ther’s vice and slve prblems quickly, which fits ur fast-paced life. Hwever, calls lack warmth and are easy t frget.
Letters carry sincere feelings. Handwritten wrds shw deep care and can be kept as precius memries. Yet writing and psting letters take much mre time.
In my pinin, we’d better cmbine these tw ways t make ur cmmunicatin better.36. A. f
B. abut
C. up
D. ver
37. A. memry
B. magic
C. puzzle
D. presents
38. A. read
B. written
C. shwn
D. signed
39. A. recver
B. resemble
C. represent
D. replace
40. A. much
B. little
C. great
D. less
41. A. having
B. wning
C. wearing
D. watching
42. A. culd
B. did
C. must
D. shuld
43. A. Because
B. Since
C. When
D. As
44. A. rm
B. way
C. hnur
D. seat
45. A. favrite
B. lvely
C. dear
D. precius
46. A. usual
B. cmmn
C. strange
D. special
47. A. less
B. little
C. mre
D. much
48. A. imprtant
B. beautiful
C. familiar
D. standard
49. A. surely
B. always
C. regularly
D. ften
50. A. let
B. kept
C. placed
D. remembered
51. A. suitable
B. enugh
C. effective
D. sacred
52. A. signal
B. certificate
C. cnsequence
D. reminder
53. A. traditin
B. hbby
C. habit
D. custm
54. A. lse
B. die
C. miss
D. appear
55. A. thught
B. wanted
C. tried
D. stpped