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徐州市2021届高三下学期5月考前模拟（打靶卷）英语说明：1.本试卷共12页，满分120分，考试时间120分钟。2.在答题纸的密封线内填写学校、班级、姓名、考号等，密封线内不要答题。3.请将所有答案均按照题号填涂或填写在答题卡/纸相应的答题处，否则不得分。第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）做题

时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。第一节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分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。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.Howmuchhasthecity’spopulationincreasedsincefiveyearsago?A.1.5%.B.15%.C.50%.2.Whyisthemansoupset?A.Helosthisnewglasses.B.Hisglassesarebroken

.C.Thewomanusedhisglasses.3.Whatisthemanencouragingthewomantodo?A.Recycle.B.Uselessglass.C.Throwtheglassaway.

4.Whatdidthemandowrong?A.Hewasinthewrongoffice.B.HeusedawrongWi-Fipassword.C.Heconnectedtothewrongnetwork.5.Whatisthewoma

nlookingfor?A.Ahat.B.Ascarf.C.Awatch.第二节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15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。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.Howdidthespeakersknoweachother?A.Theyattendedthesameschoolclass.B.Theyranintoeachotherwhilewalki

nghome.C.Theywereonthesameschoolteamlastyear.7.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Neartheman’shouse.B.Inaclassroom.C.Atapo

ol.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.WhoisKeith?A.Theman’steacher.B.Theman’sbrother.C.Theman’sclassmate.9.Whendidthespeakersleavecollege?A.Twoyea

rsago.B.Threeyearsago.C.Fouryearsago.10.WhatisdifferentaboutKeith?A.Hehasnohairnow.B.Hehasshorterhairnow.C.Hehaslongblackhairnow.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11

.Whatarethespeakerscelebrating?A.Thelastdayofasemester.B.Thehighschoolgraduation.C.Thesuccessofpassingexams.12.Wherewillthespeakersp

robablygo?A.Apark.B.Apond.C.Ashoppingmall.13.Howwillthespeakersgotothecelebratingspot?A.Bybicycle.B.Bycar.C.Onfoot.听

第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Whatisprobablythewoman’sjob?A.Arestaurantmanager.B.Awaitress.C.Achef.15.Whatisthemanaskingforhelpwith?A.Howtoma

kedifferentcoffeedrinks.B.Whattodowhileservingcustomers.C.Wheretofindnecessaryitemsforwork.16.Whatdothespeakersdefinitelyhaveincommon?A.They’vewor

kedinrestaurantsforalongtime.B.Theygrewupinthesamearea.C.They’reexcitedtoworktogether.17.Howmuchmoneydidthemanexpecttomakepernight?A.$80.B.

$100.C.$200.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Whatisthemainideaofthetalk?A.Foodinvestments.B.Accidentalinventions.C.Thegreatesteverinventions.19.Whichofthefo

llowingisconnectedwithRuthWakefield?A.Thecookies.B.Themedicine.C.Thepotatochips.20.HowdidGeorgeCrumfeelwhenhe

madehisinvention?A.Peaceful.B.Happy.C.Angry.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AGoGorill

aTrekkinginUgandaandRwandaAnendangeredspecies,therearereportedlyjustover1,000mountaingorillasinthewildtoday,duetohabitatloss,disease,andpoaching.Gor

illatrekkingisaphysicallydemandingactivitythatrequiresprofessionalguides.Typically,thisallowsvisitorstoobserveafamilyofgorillasforonehourinsile

nce-oftendescribedasamagical,unique,andonce-in-a-lifetimeexperience.SpotBisonandWolvesinYellowstoneNationalParkOneofthebestplacesforviewingwildlif

eintheUnitedStatesisYellowstoneNationalPark.Asafavoriteadventurespotfortravelersofallages,Yellowstoneofferstonsmorethanjustitsstellartouristspo

tssuchasOldFaithful,astherearemorethan300speciesofbirds,6speciesofreptiles,and67speciesofmammals.Visitorsarenearlyguaranteedtospotherdsgr

azinginthegrasslands.WitnessEastAfrica’sGreatMigrationThisisanincredibleopportunitytoseealmosttwomillionwil

debeest(牛羚),alongwithzebrasandgazelles,begintheirjourneynorthinsearchofwaterandbettergrazinggrounds.Tra

velerscanwitnessanimalsthroughouttheyear,thoughthebestchanceofspottingwildebeestcrossingariverisinAugustandSep

tember.GoWhale-watchinginAlaskaTravelerslookingtohaveanupcloseandpersonallookatwhalescan’tdomuchbetterthanAl

aska,asitishometomultiplewhalespeciesduringthesummermonths.Visitorscanopttoseethemonsmallwhale-watchingboattoursandonpersonalseaka

yaks.Fromvariousviewpoints,swimmingpodsofkillerwhalesareanextraordinarysighttobehold.A.Ifyougogorillatrekking,youwill________.A.seetho

usandsofgorillasB.havealightjourneyC.needprofessionalguidesD.interactwithgorillas22.________mayoffer

visitorsthechancetoseethemostspeciesofall.A.GoGorillaTrekkinginUgandaandRwandaB.SpotBisonandWolvesinYellowstoneNationa

lParkC.WitnessEastAfrica’sGreatMigrationD.GoWhale-watchinginAlaska23.Wheredoesthepassageprobablycomefrom?A.Acustomcolumn

.B.Abiologyjournal.C.Atravelleaflet.D.Ageographymagazine.BBuyerbeware:There’sareasonwhyonlineticketsellershit

youwithlast-secondfees.AmassiveexperimentbyBerkeleyprofesssorTadeliswiththeonlineticketmarketplaceStubHubconcludedthat“drippricing”,wheread

ditionalfeesareonlydisclosedwhencustomersarereadytoconfirmtheirpurchases,resultedinpeoplespendingmore

.“Websitesincorporating‘hiddenfees’aremakingmoremoneythantheywouldiftheychosetohonestlydisplayallfeesupfront,”Tadelissaid.Thes

tudysetouttofindouthow“drippricing”affectsboththequantityandtypesofticketpurchasesthroughalarge-scale,real-worldrandomizedexper

iment.Fortheexperiment,StubHubrandomlyassignedhalfofalltheuserstoanexperimentalhidden-feestructurewherebuyerssawonlytheticketlistpricea

stheyshopped,andextrafeeswereonlydisplayedonthecheckoutpage,whichgenerallyamountedto15%oftheticketpriceincludingshipping.TheotherhalfofStubHubusers

continuedtoseetheall-inclusiveprices.ThissetupallowedTadelisandhiscolleaguestocomparethechoicesmadebythetwogroups,suchaspurchasesandclickstowa

rdscheckout.Overall,userswhoweren’tshowntheadditionalfeesupfrontspentabout21%moreonticketsandwere14%morelike

lytocompleteapurchasecomparedwiththosewhosawall-inclusivepricesfromthestart.Amongallthosewhomadepurchases,customersinthehidden-feegroupboughttickets

thatwereabout5%moreexpensivethanthoseintheupfrontfeegroup,buyingmoreticketsforseatslocatedclosertothefieldortheev

entstage.Thefindingsraisequestionsforwhetherthemisinformedconsumershavearighttofullpricedisclosureupfront.Prof

essorTadelisnotedthatsomegovernmentshaveconsideredregulatingthisbehaviortoincreasetransparency—Canada,for

example,hasbannedtheuseofdrippricingforticketsales.“Ican’tthinkofagoodreasontoallowthispracticeinanycountryastheharmtoconsumersisclea

rfromourstudy,”Tadelissaid.24.Onlineticketsellersrevealtheextrafeesonlyatthelastmomentto________.A.offercheape

rticketsB.increasethesellingtransparencyC.makemoreprofitsD.allowbuyersmoretimetoconsider25.WhatcanwelearnabouttheexperimentfromParagraph2?A

.Participantsweredividedintohalfsattheirwill.B.Alluserscouldseetheadditionalfeesinadvance.C.Shippingfeesamountto15%oftheticketprice.D.Researcherscomp

aredthetwogroups’choices.26.Whatdoweknowabout“drippingprice”?A.Itmade14%morecustomersbuytickets.B.Ithelpedtoincreaseticketprofit

sby5%.C.Ithasbeenregulatedbythegovernments.D.Itcausedcustomerstospendmoremoney.27.WhatisprofessorTadelis’atti

tudetowards“drippricing”?A.Itispracticalanddeservespromoting.B.Itisharmfulandshouldbebanned.C.Itiscostlybutc

anbeaccepted.D.Itisbeneficialbutneedsregulating.CGrowingupinpovertycanhavelong-termnegativeconsequencesforchildren.Now,astudyofferingunc

onditionalcashtoagroupofmothersonlowincomesintheUSisbeginningtodiscoverthepreciseroleofparentalincomeinchilddevelopment.Itisth

efirstrandomisedtrialtolookatwhetherabasicincomemightaffectthewayachild’sbraindevelopsinthiscriticalperiod.Weknow

thatthefirstfewyearsofachild’slifearethemostinfluentialfortheirdevelopment.Braindevelopmentisparticularlyrapidinearlychildhoodandthe

reforemorelikelytobeinfluencedbytheenvironment.Studiesofchildrenbornintofamilieswithlowincomeshavefoundtheytendtohavemo

rebehaviouralproblemsandarebehindtheirpeerswhentheystartschool.However,itisn’tclearwhetherlowincomedirectlyleadstotheseoutcomes,orwhethertheyar

earesultofotherfactorsassociatedwithgrowingupinpoverty.Tofindout,KimberlyNobleatColumbiaUniversityin

NewYorkCityandhercolleaguesapproachedwomenonlowincomeswhohadjustgivenbirthatfoursitesintheUS.Theteamismeasuringseveralt

hingsthroughoutthestudy.Ateachyearlyfollow-up,childrenareassessedformeasureslikesleepquality,development

almilestones,overallhealthandemotionaldevelopment.OneuniqueaspectofthestudyistheuseofmobileEEGheadsetstomonitorthe

infants’brainactivityintheirhomeenvironments.Almost$4millionhasbeengivenoutthroughthestudysofar.Thoughitistooearlytodrawfullconclusions,someprelimi

naryresultsarealreadyofinterest.Forexample,someoftheparentshaveallowedtheresearcherstokeeptrackofthe

irtransactions.Thoseinthehigh-cashgroupappeartobespendingmoreonbooksfortheirchildren,andspendingmoretimereadingtog

ether,accordingtosurveystheteamconducted.Thisispotentiallygoodnewsbecausereadingtoinfantsisknowntobegoodforcognitivedevelopment,vocabularyand

promotingimportantbondsbetweenadultsandchildren.Eventually,thefindingscouldhelpwithpolicyinterventionstoassi

stchildrenbornintopoverty,oreventofindwaystobufferagainsttheeffectsofpovertylaterinlife.28.Thepassagemainlyintendstotellusthat________.A.theear

lyyearsofachild’slifearethemostinfluentialB.moneyaffectsbraindevelopmentinone’schildhoodC.womenshouldearnmoretopromotechildren

’sdevelopmentD.comprehensivemeasuresaretobetakentoassistthechildren29.Theunconditionalcashgivenoutbringspositive

consequencespossiblybecause________.A.thefamilycanliveacarefreelifewiththecashB.thefamilycanofferthechi

ldrenmorenutritionC.ithelpstoofferbetterenvironmentforthechildrenD.itprovidesmoretimeforthefamilytogettogether30.Theunderlinedphrase“bufferagainst”i

nthelastparagraphmaymean________.A.transformB.causeC.accelerateD.prevent31.Howweretheconclusionsofthestudyprove

d?A.Bymakingquestionnaires.B.Bytakingrandomisedtrials.C.Bygivingparticipantsinterviews.D.Bydoingfollow-upresearches.DVolcanoesarecr

eatorsanddestroyers.Theycanshapelandsandcultures,butcanalsocausegreatdestructionandlossoflife.Twoofthebest-knownexamplesarefoundatoppositeendsoft

heworld,onthePacificRingofFire.MountFujiisasacredsite.Japan’snativereligionconsidersFujiaholyplace.Other

peoplebelievethemountainanditswatershavethepowertomakeasickpersonwell.Formany,climbingFujiisalsoarite(仪式)ofpassage.S

omedoitaspartofareligiousjourney;forothers,itisatestofstrength.Whateverthereasons,reachingthetopinordertostandonFuji’ssummit(山峰)a

tsunriseisamustformanyJapanese.Fujiismorethanasacredsiteandtouristdestination,however.Itisalsoanactivevolcanoandsitsjust112kilometersfromt

hecrowdedstreetsofTokyo.ThelasttimeFujierupted,in1707,itsentoutacloudofashthatcoveredthecapitalcityanddarkenedtheskiesforweeks.

TherehasbeenanincreaseinactivityunderFujirecently.LocalslivingnearFujiholdspecialfestivalseachyeartooffergiftstothegoddessofthevolcano—

astheyhaveforgenerations—sothatshewillnoteruptanddestroythelandanditspeoplebelow.HalfwayacrosstheglobefromFuji,ElPopooneofthewor

ld’stallestandmostdangerousactivevolcanoes—standsjust70kilometerssoutheastofMexicoCity.Althoughthevolcanohaseruptedmanytimesoverthecenturies,sc

ientistsbelieveitslastgreateruptionoccurredaroundAD820.Inrecentyears,ElPopoisonceagainthreateningthelivesofthepeoplenearthemountain

;inDecember2000,almost26,000peoplewereevacuatedwhenElPopostartedtosendoutashandsmoke.Formanypeopleliv

ingnearElPopo—especiallyfarmers—abandoningtheirlandisunthinkable.Asanyonewhofarmsnearavolcanoknows,theworld’srichestsoilsarevolcanic.Theyproducebana

nasandcoffeeinCentralAmerica,finewinesinCalifornia,andenormousamountsofriceinIndonesia.Today,manypeoplec

ontinuetoseeElPopoastheirancestorsdid.Carryingfoodandgiftsforthevolcano,theyhikeupthemountain.Nearthesummit,theyp

resenttheirofferings,askingthevolcanotoprotectandprovideforonemoreseason.32.Theauthorthinkofthevolcanoesascreatorsbe

causethey________.A.makesickpeoplerecoverB.enablepeopletobestrongC.providebeliefsandrichlandsD.offerprotection

forthelocals33.Theauthormainlytalksabout________inParagraph2.A.thebeautifulsceneryB.thereligiousvisitorsC.reasonsforclimbingMountFujiD.th

epowerofMountFuji34.Whatdoestheword“They”refertoinparagraph5?A.localfarmersB.volcanicsoilsC.activevolcanoesD.Mexicanancestors35.Whatcanwelear

naboutElPopo?A.It’sthetallestandmostactivevolcano.B.IteruptedpowerfullyinDecember2000.C.PeopletreatElPopowith

awe.D.Peopleclimbthemountainforcure.第二节（共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

WAKEUPYOURBRAINItisestimatedthat63percentofussufferfromboredomregularly.Astudyshowedthatfindingwaystointeractwith

familiarpeople,places,andthingscanmakeeverydayexperiencesfeelexciting.Inotherwords,sometimesyou’vejustgottoshakethingsup!36.________?Readon.Withoth

erpeoplewecareaboutInsteadof“Howwasyourday?”tryasking“Whatareyoulookingforwardtotoday?”or“IsthereanythingIcanhelpyouwiththisweek?”Ourcurio

sitycanremindpeoplethatwe’reinterestedinwhotheyare,andthat’sthekeytomaintainingaclosepersonalrelationship.37._____

___.Whileyou’reworkingSpendingtoomuchtimeinthesameenvironmentcankeepusfromachieving“flow”—beingimmersedinanactivitywithfullenergya

ndenjoyment.Changesdon’thavetobebigtomakeanimpact.Moveyourhomeofficetothelibraryoracoffeeshopafewdaysaweek.38.________.

Forinstance,WhenleadingaMondaymeeting,trystartingitwithanon-workdiscussion.Withyoursignificantother39.________.Ithappenswhenco

uplesstoptakingtheopportunitytogrowanddeeplyconnectwitheachother.Lookfornewchallengestotakeontogether.Trymixingupdifferentsetsoffriendsto

dosomethingcreative,suchasagroupcookinglesson,athemeddinner,oranold-fashionedteaparty.40.________Ifyo

udrive,takeadifferentrouteorlistentoanewpodcast.Ifyouwalkorusepublictransportation,greetastrangerorputawayyou

rphoneanddosomepeoplewatching.Justremember,whateveryoudotogetridofboredomtoday,trysomethingdifferenttomorrow.B.OnyourwaytoworkC.Boredomi

sanemotionalstateD.DepressionisaseriousconditionE.ExcitementisreplacedwithboredomF.Approacharoutinetaskina

newwayG.NeedsomefreshideastokeeplifefreshH.Beingcuriousmakesusengagingtobearound第三部分语言运用(共两节，满分45分)第一节(共1

5小题；每小题1分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Asdesperateparentsofadaughterbornwith

cerebralpalsy(脑瘫),wewerequicktotryanysuggestionthatwebelievedcouldhelpher.Oneday,weweretravellingtoavillagefor41whenweha

da(n)42.So,therewewere—afamilyofthree—stranded.43,therewereseveralrestaurantswhereIsoughthelp.I44amiddle-agedMuslimm

aninplainpyjamaspassingbyandexplainedmy45tohim.Hesaidheknewofa46centrecloseby,andthengentlyadded,“Askyourfamilytowaithere.Theroadsarenotsaf

e.”Myanxiety47,butwehadnochoice.Henoticedthatour9-year-olddaughtercouldn’twalk,andcalledawomanfromafoodstalltohelp.Sensingmyfearatleavingthemalone,he

quickly48,“Icangoandgettheflattyrefixed.”Itriedtopayhimforthe49butheonlysaid,“Wecanfigureitoutlater.”Afterwaiting

forwhatfeltlikehours,Iwonderedifhewould50return.Whatifitwasallatrick?Thewomanwhohelpedearlier51us,“Don’tworry.He’llbebacksoon.”Bu

therwordswereoflittle52.Twohourslater,withmidnightapproaching,wefinallyheardthesoundofabike.“Theshopis53fifteenkilometresaway.Wedidn’ttellyou

,becausethatwouldhaveincreasedyour54,”saidtheman.Hethenputthewheel55.Itookouta500-rupeenotetopayhimforh

ispains,butherefused.“Thankyou,brother,”wasallIcouldsay.Chokedwithgratitude,Ididn’tevenremembertoaskhisname.41.A.safetyB.workC.treatment

D.charity42.A.planB.flatC.crashD.emergency43.A.ObviouslyB.HopefullyC.EventuallyD.Fortunately44.A.cameacrossB.pickedupC.fellforD.too

kon45.A.considerationB.situationC.hesitationD.motivation46.A.repairB.medicalC.shoppingD.research47.A.worsenedB.decreasedC.occurredD.faded48.A.jo

kedB.whisperedC.screamedD.volunteered49.A.troubleB.expenseC.assignmentD.deal50.A.yetB.justC.everD.only51.A.warnedB

.persuadedC.interruptedD.assured52.A.comfortB.valueC.importanceD.guidance53.A.actuallyB.unbelievablyC.unexpectedlyD.absolutely54.A.

awkwardnessB.hesitationC.worryD.puzzle55.A.instoreB.inpowerC.inorderD.inplace第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空自处填入1个适当的单词或括号内

单词的正确形式。Whenyoupurchasefresh-cutflowers,youmightassumetheyweregrownsomewherenearby.Thereality,56.▲,isthatthecutflowertradeisgraduallyint

ernational.Today,thankstohigh-techcoolingsystems,flowerscanbeexportedandsoldinafloristthousandsofkilometersfrom57.▲itwasgrown.TheNether

landshas58.▲(increase)dominatedtheworldcutflowertradesincethe1970s.Twentymillionflowers59.▲(sell)hereonanaveraged

ay.Itisalsoaworldleaderindevelopingnewflower60.▲(variety).Dutchcompaniesandthegovernmentinvest61.▲considerablea

mountofmoneyinflowerresearch.Theirscientistslookforwaystolengthenaflower’svaselifeandpreventthemfrom62.▲(damage)whiletr

aveling.63.▲theNetherlands’dominanceoftheflowermarket,therearemanyplaceswithabetterclimateforgrowingflowers.TheclimateofEc

uador,forexample,isalmostperfect.PeterisresponsibleforstartingEcuador’sflowerindustry,which64.▲(grow)quicklyov

errecentyears.Everyyear,Ecuador’sflowerindustrysellsabout500millionflowerstotheUSAalone,65.▲(bring)employmentopport

unitiesandastrongereconomytoregionsofthecountry.第四部分写作（共两节；满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）假如你是李华，你校高三年级将在高考后举办一次捐书活动，请你用英文写一份倡议书。倡议高三学生积极参加，将自己的书和

笔记捐赠给高一高二的同学们，为他们的学习助力加油。主要内容包括：I.活动目的；J.活动内容。注意：K.词数应为80左右；L.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；M.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Dearfellowstudents,LiHua第二节（满分25分）阅

读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Onthefirstdayofschool,Victorwashandedapacketofpapersandacomputercardonwhichhelistedhisoneelective(

选修课程),French.Besides,Teresa,agirlhehadlikedwastakingFrench,too.Withanylucktheywouldbeinthesameclass.Shewascute.Victorwasgreatlyinfluencedbyherconscie

ntiousandscholarlyactions.Victorsatcalmly,thinkingofTeresa,whosattworowsaway,readingapaperbacknovel.Thebellrang,andthestudentsheadednoisilyt

hroughthedoor.OnlyTeresalingered(逗留磨蹭),talkingwiththeteacher.Victorlingered,keepinghisheaddownandstaringathisdesk.Hewantedtoleavewhenshedidsoheco

uldbumpintoherandsaysomethingclever.Hewatchedheronthesly(偷偷地).Assheturnedtoleave,hestoodupandhurriedtothedoor,wherehemanagedtocatchh

ereye.HernextclasswasFrench,sameasVictor’s.Mr.BuelleraskedifanyoneknewFrench.Victorraisedhishand,wantingtoimpressTeresa.Theteacherbeamedandsai

d,“Trèsbien.Parlez-vousfrançais?”(Frenchfor“Verywell.DoyouspeakFrench?”)Victordidn’tknowwhattosay.Theteacherwethislipsandaskedsomethingel

seinFrench.Theroomgrewsilent.Victorfeltalleyesstaringathim.Hetriedtobluffhiswayout(蒙混过关)bymakingnoisesthatsoundedFrench.“Lamevavemeconl

egrandma,”hesaiduncertainly.Mr.Buelleraskedhimtospeakup.Ariverofnervoussweatrandownhispalms.Hefeltawful.Withoutlookinga

tMr.Bueller,Victormumbled,‘FrenchieohwewegeeinSeptember.”Mr.BuelleraskedVictortorepeatwhathesaid.“Fren

chieohwewegeeinSeptember,"Victorrepeated.ThenMr.Buellerunderstoodthattheboydidn’tknowFrench,buthechosen

ottohumiliate(使…丢脸)Victor.Mr.Buellersmiledandnoddedathimtositdown.注意：1.续写词数应为80左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答

。Arippleofapplausegoingupfromthestudents,theylookedathimwithadmiration,includingTeresa.Afterclass,Victorracedtothelibrary,w

herehecheckedoutthreeFrenchtextbooks.高三年级英语试题参考答案及评分标准第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）1.C2.B3.A4.C5.A6.A7.C8.C9.B10

.A11.A12.B13.A14.B15.C16.C17.B18.B19.A20.C第二部分阅读(共两节，满分50分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)21-23CAC24-27BDCB28-31BCDD32-35ACBC第二节(

共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)36-40FGEBA第三部分语言运用(共两节，满分45分)第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)完形填空41–45CBDAB46–50AADBC51–55DAACD语法填空5

6.thought/however57.where58.increasingly59.aresold60.varieties61.a62.beingdamaged63.Despite64.hasgrown65.bringing应用文参考

范文Dearfellowstudents,I’mLiHua.Here,IappealtoalltheSenior3studentstodonateourtextbooksandnotebookstothestudentsinoursch

ool.Giventhatmanyofourtextbooksarestillprettynewandtherearemanysignificantcontentsinournotebooks,theywillb

eofgreathelpandbenefittothosestudentslowergrades.Soitwouldbeappreciatedifyoucouldselectsomeofyourbooksandsendth

emtotheStudents’UnionafterGaokao.Lookingforwardtoyourparticipation.LiHua读后续写Onepossibleversion:Arippleofapplausegoingupfr

omthestudents,theylookedathimwithadmiration,includingTeresa.However,Victorfeltembarrassedwithinandwishedhecouldstarthislifeover.WhenVictorpeekedatTe

resa,theireyesmetandhisheartthumpedwithexcitement.Atbreak,sheapproachedhim,“CouldyouhelpmewithFrench?”“Sure,anytime,”Victorsaidwithasmile

,tryingtohidehisthrill,“Yeah,well,Ipickedupafewthingsfrommoviesandbooks.”“Iwon’tbebotheringyou,willI?”“Ohno,Ilikebeingbothered.”After

school,Victorracedtothepubliclibrary,wherehecheckedoutthreeFrenchtextbooks.Hewasimmersedinthebooks,forgettinghowmuchtimehadprogressed.

ItwasreallyoutofVictor’scomfortzonetolearnFrenchsohedecidedtogotoMr.Bueller’sofficeforhelp,whereVictormadesincereapologies.Soconsiderateandkin

dwasMr.BuellerthatheofferedVictorproperguidanceandmotivatedhimtolearnFrenchwell.EverydaywhenVictor’sFrenchimproved,somehoworother,hefelthewa

sclosertoTeresaandhisdaygotabitbrighter.录音原文：Text1M:Arecentstudyshowedthatthecity’spopulationisnow1.5million.W:That’sa50%risei

njustfiveyears.(1)Idon’tthinkthecitycancontinuetogrowthatfast.Text2W:Jimmy,I’msosorry.Hereareyourglasses.M:Thosearemynewglasses!Whath

appenedtothem?They’recompletelybent.W:Iknow,that’smyfault.IaccidentallysteppedonthemwhileIwascleaningthehouse.(2)Text3M:W

hatareyoudoingwiththatbottle?Don’tyoucareabouttheenvironment?W:I’mjustthrowingitawaybecauseIcan’trecycleit.M:Ofcourseyoucan.Youcanreuseallglassbottle

s.(3)Text4W:Here’sthedeskwhereyoucanpluginyourlaptop.M:Thanks,I’mjusthavingsometroubleconnectingtotheInternet.W:D

oyouhavetherightnetworkandpassword?M:Yes...Oh,Isee.Itriedtousetheneighboringoffice’sWi-Fi.(4)Text5W:Sorry,didyouhappentoseeif

anybodytookmycap?Ileftithere.(5)M:Idon’tthinkanybodystoleit,atleastnotonmywatch.Howdoesitlooklike?W:It’skindofsimilartothatonyourhead

,exceptit’sthesamecolorasmyscarf.Text6M:Wasthisyourfirstswimteamtryout(选拔赛),orhaveyoucompetedbefore?W:Iwaso

ntheschoolteamlastyear.Wereyou?Youlookfamiliar.(6)M:Oh,no.Wehaveamathclasstogether.That’swherewe’vemeteachother.(6)W:That’sright.(6)Well,niceto

seeyouagainanyway.Doyouthinkyou’llmaketheswimteam?(7)M:IfI’mlucky.Alltheswimmersherehavealotmoreexperiencethanme.(7)W:You’renaturall

ytalented!Well,I’mgoingtodryoffandthenwalkhome.(7)Doyouwanttojoinme?M:Actually,mydadispickingmeup.Maybenext

time.W:Soundsnice.Seeyou!Text7W:Hi,Derek.HaveyouseenanythingofKeithlately?(8)M:No,Ihaven’tseenhimforthreeyearssinceourlastdayatcolle

ge,infact.(8)(9)W:Mybrothersentmeapictureofhimfromsocialmedia.Ihaveitonmyphone.Takealook.M:Goodgrief!W:Iknow.Iwasshockedaswell.M:Whathapp

enedtohishair?Heusedtohavelongblackhair.(10)W:Mybrothersaidhehadstartedlosingitfouryearsago.(10)M:Inevernoticed.Ijustthoughthe’dhad

itcutshorter.W:Anyway,bytwoyearsagotherewasalmostnothingleft,sohedecidedtoshaveitalloff.(10)M:That’sbrave.W:Iknow.Andhairlossbecomesmorea

ndmorecommonnowadays.Text8W:Schoolsout!I’vebeenlookingforwardtothesummerbreakforweeks.(11)M:Iknow.AfterIfin

ishedallofmyexamslastweek,I’vebeenreadyforabreak!(11)W:Ijustfinishedmineafewdaysago.Let’sdosomethingtoce

lebrate.(11)Whereshouldwego?(12)M:Abunchofourfriendswillbeatthemall.Let’sgohangoutthere.W:I’mprettytiredofthemall,honestly.Wealwaysgothereands

eethesamepeople.M:TheriverbasinbyTopstoneParkturnsintoabigclearpond.Wanttohaveaswimthere?(12)W:Howfarisit,andhowarewegettingthere?(13

)M:It’swaytoofartowalk.Doyoupreferdrivingorridingbikes?W:Idefinitelydon’thaveaccesstoacar.Iguessbicycleswillhavetowork.(13)

M:It’sonlya10-kmroundtrip.It’llbenicetospendthetimeoutside.W:Itsuredoesfeelgoodtobeinthewarmsun.Let’sgetmoving.(12)Text9W:Welc

ometothegroup.Themostimportantpartofthejobismakingsurethecustomers’foodordersarecorrect.(14)M:Iknowthefundamental

sofcustomerservice—I’veworkedinhotelsforyears.W:Well,trustme.Workingatafast-pacedFrenchrestaurantisquitedifferentfromhotelserv

ice.(14)M:Youareright.Whilewe’reworkingtogether,Iwanttodothebestjobsupportingtheteam.W:Ilikeyourprofessionalapproach.Inth

ekitchen,wehaveacoffeestation.Haveyoumadelattes(拿铁)before?M:I’mfamiliarwithmakingthesedrinks.Where’sthefoodpreparationarea?(15)W:Good,thatwillsaveus

sometime.Wehavesomeofthebestchefsinthecity.They’reworkingthestovesintheback.(15)M:Veryimpressive.Howabouttableware?(15)W:Alltheplates,bowls,a

ndglassesareontheseshelves.(15)M:Ihopeyoucanshowmemoreaswestartworking.I’mexcitedtogetstarted.(16)W:It’s

greattohaveanothermotivatedwaiteraround.(16)Onagoodnight,wecanmakeupto$200pernight.(17)M:Seriously?Ithoughtit’dbehalfofthat.(17)Ionlymade$80pernigh

tinhotels.W:WelcometoNewYork.Therestaurantstaffheremakegreattips.Butonlyiftheserversaregoodenough!Text10(第18题为总结题)Weallliketohearofnewinventio

nsthatwillmakeourliveseasierorhealthier.However,manygreatinventionshavecomeaboutbyaccident.Perhapsthegreatestexampleofthisis

penicillin(青霉素),adrugwhichhassavedmillionsoflives.BritishscientistSirAlexanderFlemingwassearchingfora“wonderdrug”thatcouldcuredise

ases.However,itwasn’tuntilhethrewawayhisexperimentsthathefoundwhathewaslookingfor.Henoticedthatadishhehadrejectedcont

ainedsomethingthatcouldkillcertainbacteria(细菌).Heturnedthesubstanceintopenicillin.Onalighternote,chocolatechipcookieswerealsoah

appyaccident.CookRuthWakefieldwastryingtomakeregularchocolatebiscuitsbutranoutofbaker’schocolate.(19)Asanalternative

,shebrokesweetenedchocolateintosmallpiecesandaddedthemtothemixture,thinkingtheywouldmelt.Theydidn’t,buttheymadedelicio

usbiscuits.Potatocrispswerealsoanaccident.ChefGeorgeCrummadeaplateoffriedpotatoesforacustomer,whosentthembackmanytimes,askingfor

themtobemorefriedandthinner.Crumlosthistemper,slicedthepotatoesverythin,andfriedthemforalongtime.(20)Tothe

chef’ssurprise,thecustomerlovedthemandwantedmore.