江苏省徐州市高三英语第三次调研考试扫描版.docx

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江苏省徐州市高三英语第三次调研考试扫描版

徐州市2008-2009学年度高三第三次质量检测答案

听力（共20小题，每小题1分，满分20分）

1-5BBACC6-10BAACC11-15CBBCA16-20AABCB

单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）

21-25BCCDA26-30BBABA31-35DDDCC

完形填空（共20小题：

每小题1分，满分20分）36-40BACDA41-45CCACB46-50DCBAB51-55DACDB

阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

56-58DDB59-61BDA62-65ACDB66-70ＤＢＤＡＣ

任务型阅读（共10空，每空1分，满分10分）

71.another72.Honeymoon73.what/all/everything74.homesick/lonely75.danger

76.own77.survived78.helpful79.unknown/unfamiliar80.changes

书面表达

Onepossibleversion：

EarthHour

EarthHourstartedinAustraliawithmillionsofhomesandbusinessesturningtheirlightsoffforonehour.Peoplearealljoiningtogetherinaglobalefforttoshowthatit’spossibletotakeactiononglobalwarming.

BeijingtookpartinEarthHourthisyear.The"Bird’sNest"NationalStadiumandthenearby"WaterCube",usuallyilluminatedbyfloodlights,wentdarkat8:

30p.m.,whiledozensofhotels,officebuildings,shoppingmallsandrestaurantsalsoswitchedtheirlightsoff.Peoplejoinedinactivitiessuchascandle-litdinnersandstar-gazingpartiesasaresponsetothecallfor"goingdark".

Isupporttheaction.Inmyopinion,EarthHourisamessageofhopeandamessageofaction.Itwillhaveagreatinfluenceonpeople’sattitudetowardsglobalwarming.Weshouldtakeresponsibilityandgetinvolvedinworkingtowardsabrightfuture.Everyonecanmakeadifference.　

听力原稿

Text1

W：

Didyoulockthedoors?

M：

Allexceptthebackdoor.IleftthatopenforTim．Hetookthedogoutforawalk.

Text2

W：

Thenewsaboutthelocalagriculturedoesn’tsoundgood,doesit?

M：

Notaccordingtothenewspaperyesterday.IsawasimilarreportlastnightonTV.

Text3

W：

Don’tforget.We’reinvitedoutfordinnertonight.

M：

Oh．Ialmostforgot.Thanksforremindingme.Whattime?

W：

Seven-thirty.Weshouldleavethehouseonehourearly.Youknowhowbadthetrafficisthattimeofnight.

Text4

W：

Didyouwatchthegamelastnight?

M：

Isuredid.Iwouldn’thavemisseditforanything!

Text5

W：

Howmuchisthisbag?

M：

Youmeanthelargeoneorthesmallone?

W：

Thelargeone.

M：

They’reonsalethisweek.They’vebeenreducedtofifteendollars.

Text6

M：

Wheredoyouwanttogo,madam?

W：

TheSanFranciscoHilton,please.Brrr!

It’scold,eh?

M：

Well,SanFranciscoisusuallycoldinwinter,youknow,inNovember,December,January.It’softenveryrainy,anditsometimes…

W：

Butitgetsveryhotinsummer,doesn’tit?

M：

Notreally.It’snotreallyliketherestofCalifornia.Itgetswarmthough,inJulyandAugust.That’sthebesttimetovisit.Uh,oh.Herecomestherain!

JustlikeEngland!

W：

That’sright.

Text7

W：

Yousee,Ican’tsleepverywell.CouldIhavesomesleepingpills,perhaps?

M：

Hm，whycan’tyousleep?

W：

Idon’tknowreally.

M：

Isanythingworryingyou?

W：

Well…perhaps…I’mworkingveryhard...We’reverybusyatthemoment.

M：

Well,Idon’treallylikegivingpatientssleepingpills.Youmusthaveagoodrest…forgetallaboutwork.Ifyoucan’tsleep,haveahotbathbeforeyougotobed,andthenreadaboringbook.Don'tchooseabookthat’sveryexciting.Don’tdrinkcoffee…

W：

Oh,butIlikeadrinkbeforeIgotobed.

M：

OK，buthaveaglassofmilk.Havesomefruitorbread—butdon’thaveabigmealintheevening.

Text8

M：

Hello,policestation.

W：

Oh,isthatpolice?

ThankGod.I’msurethere’ssomeoneoutsideinthegardentryingtogetintothehouse.Icanhearasoundlikeakeyinthe1ockinthebackdoor.

M：

Wouldyougivemeyournameandaddress,please,Miss?

W：

AngelaBarton,15ParkRoad,Alford.It’sontheleft-handside,thefirstrightturnofLondonRoadasyouleavethevillage.

M：

Right.Pleasegoon.

W：

Ilivealone,yousee,andtheneighborsareawayonholiday,andIcanhearthisnoise.WhatshallIdo?

I’mafraidtoopenthedoor,becausethereisn’tachainonit，andyoucan’tseeitfromthestreet.

M：

No,you’dbetternottakeanychances.I’llsendacararoundstraightaway.CanIhaveyourtelephonenumber,miss?

W：

Yes.Ninethreeeighttwosixdoublenine.

M：

OK.Canyoulockthedoortotheroomyou’respeakingfrom?

W：

Yes.I’vealreadydonethat.

M：

Good.You’dbetterstaynexttothephoneuntilthepolicecararrives.Thecarwillbethereinlessthanfiveminutes.

Text9

M：

AnneCole,I’msogladthatIfindmyselfherewithyouintheOlympicvil1age.

W：

Hello.

M：

ThisisyourfirstOlympics,isn’tit,Anne?

W：

Yes,itis.

M：

Let’stalkaboutyourtrainingprogram,Anne.Iimagineit’sprettyhard.

W：

Yes,itis.Igetupataboutsixforty-five.

M：

Doyoustartyourtrainingrightaway,Anne?

W：

No,notexactly.IhaveaverylightbreakfastatsevenandIgettothepoolbyhalfpast.

M：

Isee.Howlongdoyoutrain?

W：

Allday.

M：

Youmeanyouswimallday?

W：

（1aughs）Oh,no!

Iswimforaboutfourhours—havelunchandthendotrackworkandbodyexercisesinthe