安徽省安庆市第三次模拟英语含听力扫描版含详尽解析答案.docx
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安徽省安庆市第三次模拟英语含听力扫描版含详尽解析答案
2010年安庆市高三模拟考试(三模)
英语试题参考答案及评分标准
第一部分:
听力
1—5CBCAC6—10BABCA11—15ACBAC16—20BBACB
第二部分:
英语知识运用
21.BBBDD
26.BADBA
31.BACAD
36.BDADC
41.AABDB
46.ADBCA
51.DCBDB
56.CDABD
61.ACBCA
66.CDCBB
71.DBACA
76.mind
77.weaken
78.calm/cool
79.situation∕loss
80.everything
81.increases
82.opportunities
83.Laugh
84.medicine
85.response
书面表达
【参考范文】
Aswecanseefromthediagramabove,alargequantityoffarminglandhasbeenlostsincethe1990’sinourcountry.Wehaveabout1.945billionmuoffarminglandin1996,andthenthenumberwasdecreasingeveryyear.By2010,wehavelostmorethan0.1billionmuofourfarmingland.Thereasonsarevarious.Ontheonehand,theterribleweathercausedthefarminglandtobecometoodrytogrowcropsin,andsomeofthemfinallybecamedesert,nevertobeusedagain.Ontheotherhand,muchwastewasproducedandittookupalotoffarmingland.Furthermore,withthedevelopmentofthecitiesandtowns,moreandbuildingsoccurred,takingupalotofgoodfarmingland.
AsfarasI’mconcerned,thegovernmentshouldtakeactiontostopthefarminglandfrombeingwastedanymore.Orwewillhavenolandtogrowcropsforourhumanbeings.
听力录音材料
1.M:
Excuseme.Isthisdictionaryavailable?
W:
Ur…OxfordLearnersDictionary,theseventhedition?
Iamsorry.It’ssoldout.
M:
Oh,that’stoobad.
2.W:
Didyouseethepurse,honey?
M:
Yourpurse?
No.Whythepurse?
We’renotgoingshoppinganyway.
W:
Iknow.Butouroperaticketsareinit.Andwehaveonlyonehourleft.
M:
Didyouhaveitwhenwelefttheparkinglot?
3.M:
Whatdoyouthinkofthefilm,Ellen?
W:
Well,theplotisnotsogood.
M:
Butthemusic…
W:
Themusicisjustso-so.Anyway,thedialogueishumorous.
4.M:
Youlooksmartinthisredjacket.
W:
Thankyou.Areallygoodbargain,Ithink.Youcangetoneforyoursister.Itgoesonsale
today.
M:
Yes,butIdon’tknowwhatsizeshetakes.
5.W:
Hi,John.Howisyourexam?
M:
Itcouldn’tbebetter.
W:
Really?
Butrememberthis:
hopeforthebestandbepreparedfortheworst.
6.W:
Youlooktired.
M:
Yeah,Iamwornout.I’vebeensurfingtheInternet.
W:
Wereyoudoingschoolworkorplayinggames?
M:
Well,IwantedtogetsomeinformationaboutCanadaformyproject,butIfoundareally
interestingchatroomwithpeoplefromthatcountryandstartedchatting.
W:
Didyougettheinformationyouneeded?
M:
Yes,butthenwespentalotoftimechattingaboutotherinterests.
7.M:
Ihearabusinessmanisbuildingadogparkinourcity.
W:
Really?
Whatfor?
M:
Obviouslybecausethere’salawagainsthavingdogsinthestreets.
W:
Doesitmeanthatdogshavetostayathomeallthetime?
M:
Soundsprettycruel,right?
Maybeadogparkisagoodidea.
W:
Maybetheyshouldjustallowpeopletowalktheirdogsinthestreets.
M:
Butthenstreetscouldbeamess.
W:
Couldn’tpeoplecleanupaftertheirdogs?
M:
Wouldthey?
8.W:
Mr.Parker,whendidyouarrivehomeyesterdayevening?
M:
Atabout8o’clock.
W:
Whatdidyoudorightafteryouenteredyourflat?
M:
Well,Iwashedmyhandsandthenwatchedsportsnews.
W:
Whendidyouhavesupper?
M:
Ataboutaquartertonine,Iguess.
W:
Didyoustayathomeallevening?
M:
Yes.
W:
Butyourfriendsaysthathecalledyouseveraltimesbetween8and9.Butyoudidn’t
answer.
M:
Well,IthinkIwasinthebathatthattime.
W:
No,youweren’t.Youwerenotevenathomelastnight.YourobbedabankinJamesStreet.
9.M:
Hi,mom.
W:
Thereyouare.I’mgettingworried.It’ssolate.
M:
Yes.IranintoLindaandwewenttoapub.Shetoldmeafunnything.
W:
Oh?
Whatwasthat?
M:
Well,shewasdrivinghomeafterwork,andshesuddenlysawanoldladyonherhandsand
kneesinthemiddleoftheroad.
W:
Really?
M:
Yes,Lindawassoshockedthatshestoppedsuddenlyandthecarbehindcrashedintohers.
W:
Wasshehurt?
M:
No.
W:
Andwhatwastheoldladydoing?
M:
Iamjustcomingtothat.SoLindagotoutofhercarandsawtheoldladypickup
somethingandwalkaway.
W:
Luckyindeed.Lindadidn’trunherover.
M:
Thenapolicemancame.Buthedidn’tbelievewhatLindasaid.
W:
Well…
M:
Luckilytherewasawitness,amanwaitingforabus.Hesawitall.Guesswhattheold
ladywasdoing?
W:
Ihaven’ttheslightestidea.
M:
Shewaslookingforhergoldtooth.
W:
Agoldtooth?
M:
Yes,itfelloutasshewascrossingtheroad.Thewitnessheardhersaying,“Oh,mygold
tooth…”
10.InmyspokenEnglishclass,Iaskedthestudentsabouttheirimpressionsoftheiruniversitylife.Tomysurprise,manyofthemexpresseddisappointment.Aftertheirhighlycontrolledhighschoollives,theywerehavingdifficultyadjustingtothefreetimeintheuniversity.WhenIaskedthemtodescribetheirhighschoollives,manyofthemtoldmetheygotupatsixinthemorningandstudieduntiltenatnight.Mostofthistimewasspentatschool,doingpilesofhomeworktohelpthempreparefortheuniversityentranceexams.
Oncetheyenteredtheuniversity,inmyopinion,thestudentsarenotexpectedtodevotealltheirwaitinghourstostudying,theyshouldalsotakeanactivepartinsocialactivities.Therefore,theyshouldlearntodividetheirtimeoutsideoftheclassbetweensportsandclubs.What’smore,theyshouldspendsometimewatchingTVandchattingwiththeirroommates.Theseactivitiesareusefulinhelpingthempreparefortheirfuture.Butwhatstruckmemostwasthatmanyofthemdidnotseemparticularlyhappyabouttheirnewfoundfreedom.Astheyhadsomanychoices,theyfeltthatnomatterwhattheyweredoing,theyshouldbedoingsomethingelse.That’swhytheywerenothappy.Tothosestudents,myadvicewas,getusedtoitandlearntomakedecisionsforyourselves.