河北省唐山市高三年级摸底考试英语图片英语英语.docx
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河北省唐山市高三年级摸底考试英语图片英语英语
参考答案
卷A
1.B2.A3.B4.C5.A6.A7.B8.C9.A
10.C11.C12.B13.A14.C15.B16.B17.C18.A
19.B20.C21.C22.A23.B24.D25.D26.B27.C
28.B29.A30.D31.C32.B33.D34.A35.C36.C
37.E38.G39.A40.D41.B42.A43.C44.D45.A
46.C47.D48.B49.A50.D51.B52.C53.D54.A
55.B56.A57.C58.B59.D60.C
卷B
1.C2.B3.A4.A5.B6.C7.C8.A9.B
10.A11.B12.A13.C14.C15.A16.C17.A18.B
19.C20.B21.D22.B23.D24.A25.C26.A27.C
28.A29.D30.B31.C32.B33.A34.B35.D36.C
37.E38.G39.A40.D41.A42.C43.D44.A45.B
46.B47.A48.D49.C50.D51.D52.A53.B54.C
55.D56.C57.B58.A59.A60.B
语法填空:
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短文改错
OnlyafewdaysafterIarrivedintheUKdidIrealizewhatchangeabletheweather
how
was.InSaturdayafternoon,myfriendsandIdecidedtocooksometraditionalChinese
On
foodratherthantoeatout.Itwasniceandbeautifulfrom∧beginningwhensuddenlythe
the
cloudsgatheredabove.Thenthesunwasblockedcompletebythethickclouds,followingby
completelyfollowed
aheavyrainfall.Butitonlyrainedforabout10minutesafterthesunshoweditslovelyface
before
again.Whiletheywerehavingdinner,thesunhidebehindthecloudsonceagain.Itchanged
wehid
fromsunshinetolightrainforseveraltimeinasingleday.
times
书面表达
Onepossibleversion
DearPeter,
Nicetohearfromyou.Inthismail,I’dliketosharewithyoumyvolunteerexperienceinmycommunityhospitalduringthesummervacation.
IworkedfromJuly15thtoJuly31st,duringwhichtimepeopleover55weregivenafreemedicalexamination.EverydayIarrivedbefore6:
30andhelpedorganizethepeoplewhocame.ThenIwouldhelpthemfillintheforms.Leadingthemtothedifferentdepartmentswasalsopartofmyduties.Often,bythetimetheirexaminationswereoverat11:
30a.m.,Iwasalreadybathedinsweat.
TiredasIwasinthosedays,Ibenefitedalotfromtheexperience.Myconfidencebuiltupandmycommunicationskillsimproved.
Howwasyourholiday?
Yours,
Lihua
听力原文
第一节
(Text1)
W:
StoneHotel,Maryspeaking.
M:
ThisisMr.Wood. I’dliketospeaktoMr.Hunter,please.
(Text2)
M:
Whydidourheadteacherpullsuchalongfacetoday?
W:
Hefoundthreestudentsplayinggamesinclass.
(Text3)
W:
Whyareyousolate?
Atrafficjam?
M:
No,andnotmyalarmclock,either.Infact,myauntcamewithoutinformingmeinadvance.
(Text4)
M:
Alreadytenpastseven.Whyhasn’tLucyarrivedyet?
W:
Don’tworry.Thereisstilltwentyminutestogobeforethefilmstarts.
(Text5)
W:
Whataboutthisdress,Sam?
Itcostmenearlyfivehundreddollars.
M:
It’sfashionable,butI’mafraidit’snotofyourstyle.
(Text6)
W:
Daniel,youcoughedalotlastnight.
M:
Yes.Ihopeitdidn’taffectyoursleep.
W:
Oh,no,notthat.WhatIreallywanttosayisthatyoushouldquitsmoking.Morethan30cigarettesadayistoomuch.Theywillruinyourhealth.
M:
Iknow.Butwithoutacigarette,Ifindithardtogetinspiredwhilewriting.
W:
Manyotherwayscanhavethesameeffect,suchasoutdooractivitiesorwatchingentertainmentshows.
M:
Soundsreasonable.IthinkIcangetsomethingwhenIamgettingclosetonature.
W:
Whynotbuyyourselfamountainbike?
Youlongedtohaveone.
M:
OK.That’sagoodidea.
(Text7)
W:
Hello,David.I’mcallingtoaskwhetheryoucanpickmeupattheairporttomorrowafternoon.
M:
When?
W:
At4:
00.
M:
IamafraidIcan’t.Iwillbegivingareportthen.Susanwillbeavailablethewholeday.Iwillaskhertopickyouup.
W:
Thanks.Butdoesn’tSusanhavetoworktomorrow?
M:
Shehasquitherjobandislookingforanewone.
W:
Why,whatagoodsalaryshegot!
M:
Shesaidgoodpaycouldn’tmakeupforthelossofhealth.Shecouldn’tsleepwelleverynightduetothestress.
W:
Ican’tagreemore.Theworkwastoostressful.
M:
Yes.ButherbossBrucewasquitesatisfiedwithher.
(Text8)
W:
Whatwillyoudothisweekend?
Theweatherforecastsaysitwillbefine.
M:
Iwillvisitmygrandmainthecountryside.
W:
Doesn’tsheliveherewithyourfamily?
M:
No,shesaysshecan’tstandthenoises.
W:
Yes.Alsothecityistoocrowdedandtheairtoodirty.
M:
Whataboutyou?
Gotanyplans?
W:
Ihadintendedtogofishingwithmyfather.Buthehasotherplans.SoIwillstayathomehelpingmymumdoathoroughcleaninginstead.
M:
Youaresoconsiderate.SeeyounextMonday.
W:
Haveagoodtimewithyourgrandma.Seeyou!
(Text9)
W:
Charlie?
Charlie?
M:
Ah…Oh,hi,Jane!
Ididn’trealizesomebodywascoming.
W:
Notsurprising.Youweresoabsorbedinreading.
M:
Ineverknewaparklikethiscouldbeagoodplaceforreading.
W:
Bytheway,haveyoufoundatopicforyourpaperyet?
M:
No.ProfessorSmithaskedustowriteanythingaboutlife.ButIamstillataloss.
W:
Well,whynotwriteaboutlifeinGreece?
Youarealwaysinterestedinthatpartoftheworld.
M:
Butthereistoomuchmaterialtocover.Mr.Smithonlywantsapaperoffivetosevenpages.
W:
Yes.CountrieslikeGreeceandEgypthavetoomuchforustoexplore.ThenwhataboutlifeinKorea?
Youweretherelastsummerandknowwhatimpressespeoplemost.
M:
Well,notabadidea.Ibroughtbacklotsofsouvenirsandbookswithme.Theywillgivemesomeinspiration.
(Text10)
Asolar-poweredplanehasmadehistorybyflyingfromJapantoHawaii,ajourneyofalmost6,500kilometres.Theplane’snameisSolarEnergy2.Akindofmaterialthatcoverstheplaneturnsthesun’sraysintopower.Scientistshopethatallairplanesinthefuturewillflyusingsolarpower.SolarEnergy2landedinHawaiiaftera118-hourflightacrossthePacificOcean.TheSwisspilotsharedhisfeelingsafterarrivinginHawaii.Hewrote,“JustlandedinHawaiiwithSolarEnergy2.It’sadreamcomingtrue.”Theflightbrokethepreviousrecordof76hours,whichwassetbyAmericanpilotSteveFossettin2006.
SolarEnergy2isattemptingtoflyaroundtheworldusingonlysolarpower.ItsetofffromAbuDhabiinMarchandstoppedinIndiaandChina.ItsnextstopwillbeLosAngelesintheUSA.FromthereitwillflytoNewYork,beforeheadingtoEuropeandthenbacktoAbuDhabi.Oneoftheaimsofthejourneyistoraiseawarenessaboutclimatechangeandrenewableenergy.TheSolarEnergy2pilottoldtheUSATodayNewspaperthat,“Themostimportantthingisn’ttomakeworldrecords.It’stoshowwhatwecandowithcleantechnologies.Thisisimportantforourplanetbecauseairplanesproducearound12percentoftheCO2fromallsourcesoftransportation.”