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武昌区2023届高三元月调考英语参考答案第一部分听力（共20小题，每小题1.5分满分30分）1-5ACCBA6-10BAABC11-15BCACB16-20ABBCA第二部分阅读理解（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）A篇：21-23ABCB篇

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tstepistoreflectonthereasonswhyyoupostponedoingthingsconstantly.Onlybydoingsocanyoutrulybegintochangeyourbehavior.Itisalsoagoodchoicetobreakbigtasks

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ngyourselfmotivatedbypromisingyourselfarewardmighthelp.Whileprocrastinationmaynotbeconqueredovernight,bypracticingthesemethods,youwi

llfinditeasiertogetstartedonimportanttasks.第二节：（满分25分）“Yes,”Madisonanswered,surprisedheknewthat.Doct

orLandonsmiled,“IhavebeentoyourhousetotakecareofStar.ActuallyIamfamiliarwithallthehorsesinourcommunity.”Madison’smouthfellopen,beingenviousthath

ecouldspendhisdayswithhorses.“So,youjusttravelaroundandtakecareofhorsesalldaylong?”Sheaskedtoreconfirmwhatan

veterinariandid.DoctorLandonnodded.Atthatmoment,sittinginmathclass,Madisoncouldseeherfuture.Shewasgoingtobeaveterinariantoo,withtotalfreedomandnooffi

cetositin.Havingadreamplantedinherheart,shechangedheroriginalplanafterschool.ShewasstillgoingtorideStar,butfirstshewasgoingtospendanhourstudyingm

ath.Thentomorrowshewouldspendanhourstudyingscience,becauseDoctorLandonsaidthosewereimportantsubjectstostudyifanyonewantedtobeaveterinarian.Madiso

nmadegreatprogressinmathandsciencesincethen,whichsurprisedbothMs.Smithandherclassmates.Itwasabigdreamthatmadeallthedifference.听力稿Text1W

:Michael,Ilostmynewpen.Ijustboughtitfromabookstoreonmywayhomeyesterday.M:Oh,that'stoobad.Butit'stimeforclassnow.Icanhelpyoulookfo

ritafterclass.Text2M:Ireallylikethismagazine.Itgivesmealltherecentnewsaboutmovies.W:Ilikeit,too.ButIpreferreadingthefilmreviewsi

nit.Text3W:Hello,thisisAllenGroceryStore.CanIhelpyou?M:Hello.Whatareyouropeninghours,please?W:Weopenat9:00

a.m.andcloseat10:00p.m.everyday.Text4M:HeyBarbara,whyareyouunhappy?Iheardthatyouhavebeenpromoted.Congr

atulations!W:Oh,Ihatehavingtoleavehereandworkingabroad.Youknow,myparentshaveonlyonechild.ItishardtoimaginehowlonelytheywouldbeifIworkabroad.Text5

W:Iboughtyouapairofpants,darling.M:Oh,Ihopeyoukeptthereceipt.IthinkI'veputonsomeweight.ButyoucantastethefishIcookedspeciallyforyoufirst.I

'lltrythepantsnow.Text6M:Oh,I'msorry,butIhavetohangupnow.I'msosleepy.W:⑦Itisonlyaquartertoten.⑥Whydoyouwanttogotobedsoe

arlytoday?M:⑥I'mfallingasleeponthephone.W:Alright.Didyougetupearlythismorning?M:Yes.Itookafriendtotheairport.Hehadtocatchtheearlyflight.W:Whydi

dn'tyoutakeanapwhenyougothome?M:⑦Ididn'tgetbackuntilthirtyminutesago.Text7W:Wefinallyfinishedalltheexams.⑧⑩Springbreakstartstomorrow.Areyoug

oinganywhere,Robert?M:⑩Yeah,IwasthinkingofdrivingtoArizonabymyself.W:⑨TotheGrandCanyon?M:Yes.I'veneverbeenthere.W:

⑨IwenttherewithmydadwhenIwasakid.Iloveditverymuch.Istillrememberhowamazingitwas.M:Thatsoundsnice.I'msureI'lllikeit,too

.⑧Whatareyouplanningtodothisholiday?W:I'mgoingtovisitmyauntinChinawithmymother.Wehaven'tseenhersinceshegotmarriedlastyear.Text8M:⑪

Nina,whydidyouthrowsnowatyourbrotherAlex?W:⑪Comeon,Dad.Ijusthadasnowballfightwithhim.M:Buthesaidthathedi

dn'tknowyouwereplaying.Doesthishaveanythingtodowiththesnowman?W:Okay.Youmeantheoneheknockeddown?⑪Hmm…no,I

justwantedtohaveasnowball第3页共3页fight.M:Well,butyoushouldbenicertoyourbrother.⑪⑫Goandsayyou'resorrytohim.Heisinthebedroomonthesecond

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rkon?M:Oh,ImadeanEnglishposteraboutourenvironment.W:Itsoundsprettygood.Wasthatanindoororoutdoorproject?M:Well,theprojectwa

scarriedoutmostlyoutdoors,withonlythelastphasebeingconcludedindoors.W:Isthereanyoneelseinvolvedintheproject?M:⑭Yes.Myteammatesandanadviso

ryteacher.W:⑭Whowasyouradvisoryteacher?M:⑭Ourscienceteacher,Mrs.Hopkins.Welearnedalotfromher.W:Good.Didyoulikeyourpartners?M:Yes.Mosto

fthemwerefriendlyandresponsible.AndmyfavoritepartnerisAndrew,theleaderofmyteam.W:Great.Itwasasuccessfulproject,right?M:Yes,that's

right.(⑮Weallreceivedcomplimentsfromourprofessor,Mr.Hunter.AnndIlearnedskillsinwritingcontentsanddesigningposters.W

:Whatelsedidyougetfromtheproject?M:⑯Aboveall,Iknewhowtoworkinateamandcooperatewellwithmyteammates.Text10M:Duringtheyearsofgamemaking,

therehavebeenanumberofgames.Manyoldgameshavedisappearedsincemoderngamescomeout.G⑰Teachersataprimaryschoolaskedtheirst

udentstowritearticlesaboutgamestheyknew.Andthoseteacherswereshockedbytheresultsbecausemorethanhalfofthestudentswroteaboutonlineg

ames.Itiseasytoseethattraditionalgameslikehide-and-seekandjumpropegamesareunfamiliartomanyoftoday'sschoolchildren.Aneducationistsaid,“Traditionalgam

esusedtobesopopular,butoverjustafewyears,studentshaveforgottenthem.”Thegamesthatmanyparentsonceplayedweregenerallyoutdooractivities.They

usuallyneededseveralpartnersandjustalittlespace.⑲Jumpropegames,forexample,havealwaysbeenpopulararoundtheworld.Akindofjumpr

opegamesplayedwithrubberbandsconnectedtogethertomakealongropeplayedinmanycountries.Rubberbandjumpingwasoncepopularinprimaryschools.Girlslovedplay

ingthisgame.Thisgamecanhelpkidspracticetheirjumpingskills,developcoordination,andalsomeetlotsoffriends.⑱Itiscommontheseday

stoseeprimaryschoolstudentsspendingtheirbreaksintheclassroom.Theyarebusywiththeirstudies.“Whenwewereyoung,weplayedmany

differentoutdoorgames,buttoday'schildrendon'tknowwhattoplayorhowtoplay,”a40-year-oldmothersaid.“Ifthesekidswantsomething,theyca

ngetit,buttheydon'tknowwhatteamworkis.”⑳Alarmedbythesituation,educationalofficershavetriedtomakesomeprogramstoeducatechildren

abouttraditionalgames.