河北省唐山市学年度高三年级摸底考试英语试题及答案.docx

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河北省唐山市学年度高三年级摸底考试英语试题及答案

唐山市2019-2020学年度高三年级摸底考试

英语试题参考答案

卷A

1.B2.C3.A4.B5.A6.A7.B8.C9.A

10.C11.A12.B13.B14.A15.C16.B17.B18.C

19.A20.C21.B22.A23.B24.B25.A26.C27.D

28.D29.A30.C31.D32.C33.D34.A35.B36.E

37.B38.D39.G40.A41.B42.A43.C44.D45.A

46.C47.B48.D49.A50.D51.A52.B53.D54.C

55.B56.C57.A58.B59.C60.D

卷B

1.A2.C3.B4.A5.B6.B7.A8.C9.C

10.C11.B12.A13.A14.B15.C16.A17.A18.C

19.C20.B21.B22.D23.C24.C25.D26.B27.A

28.A29.D30.B31.A32.B33.A34.D35.C36.E

37.B38.D39.G40.A41.A42.B43.D44.C45.B

46.D47.A48.C49.B50.C51.B52.A53.C54.D

55.A56.D57.B58.A59.D60.C

语法填空：

61.bigger62.that/which63.takes64.speeches65.strictly

66.at67.todiscover68.waspublished69.breaking70.it

短文改错

Oneday,whenIwasonthetrain,therewereacrowdatoneofthestations.Aoldmanand

wasAn

alittlegirltriedtogeton.Justasshesteppedonthetrain,theguardshutthegateandleavethe

heleft

girloutside.Thegirlranafterthetrainandcried,“Mister,letmetogowithhim.Mygrandpais

blind.”Notknew where he was,theoldmanfeltthroughtheairforthegentlyhandofthegirl.

knowinggentle

Itookcare∧theoldmanandgothimoffatthenextstation,whenwewaitedtillthegirlcame.

ofwhere

ThatwasthemosttouchingthingIhadneverexperienced.

ever

Onepossibleversion

DearMr.Green,

TherewillbeaChineseFolkMusicConcertinourschoolwiththeaimofenrichingourschoollife.KnowingthatyouareinterestedinChinesefolkmusic,I’dliketoinviteyoutoattendit.

Theconcertistobeheldat7:

00pm.thisSundayinthelecturehallofourschool,whichfeaturesalotoftraditionalChinesefolkmusicworks.SometeachersandstudentswillplaymanybeautifulmusicpiecesusingtraditionalinstrumentssuchasErhu,Pipa,Guzhengandsoon.I’msuretheywillgiveyouaveryimpressiveconcert,throughwhichyouwilllearnmoreaboutChinesefolkmusic.

Lookingforwardtoyourcoming.

Yours,

LiHua

听力原文

第一节

Text1

M:

Wow!

Whatabeautifulcity!

Whydon’twefirstvisittheartgalleryandthengotothezoo?

W:

Totellyouthetruth,I’mnotreallyinterestedingoingthere. Youknow,therearesomeniceplacesto buy souvenirs.

Text2

M:

I’dliketomakeanappointmenttoseeDr.Carter.Isitpossibletomakeitearly,like7:

30am.?

W:

No,Iamsorry.Um...howaboutTuesdayat8:

00am.orThursdayat8:

15am.?

M:

Well,inthatcase,Thursdaywouldbefine.

Text3

M:

Linda,doyouhaveeverythingreadyforcollege?

Didyoupayhousingfees,signupforthemealplanandmeetwithyouracademicteachers?

W:

Yeah,Ididthatafewdaysago.

Text4

M:

Hi,Joanne. Itisnoteasyforanewcomerlikemetofindabookhere.

W:

Don’tworry.Atthebeginningofeveryterm,introductorytourswillbegivenbythelibrarian.

M:

Oh,really?

Theyareconsiderate. 

Text5

W:

Oh,hi.Whatisyournameagain?

Ican’t keepstraight allthestudents’namesinourMedicalSchool.

M:

It’sokay,MissSmith.Ihaveahardtimerememberingnames.

Text6

W:

Hi,Steven.Whatareyouupto?

M:

IwasjustconcernedaboutJack.Hehasn’tbeenhimselflately.Hetookthecivilservice

examandfailed.

W:

Hemustfeeldepressed.

M:

Yeah.He’sbeensittinginhisroomeverydayforthelast4days.

W:

Whydon’twetakehimout?

Wecantrytotakehismindoffit.Atleastshowhimthat

we’rethereforhim.

M:

That’sagreatidea.Whydon’tyoucallhim,Alice?

Ihavealreadytalkedtohimacoupleof

timesanditmightbegoodforhimtohearfromsomebodyelse.

W:

OK.I’llcallyoubackafterI’mdone.

M:

Soundsgood. 

Text7

W:

 Hey,Frank,IhavejustgotaworkingholidayvisafortheUK,andIwonderwhatIcandothere.

M:

 Theworkingholidayvisalastssixmonths,andyoucanworkforthreemonths.IfyourEnglishisgood,youshouldn’thaveaproblemgettingworkinabar.Butifyoudon’tlikethenoisy,smokyandnotippingbar,youcanworkinarestaurant.That’sanotherwaytouseyourEnglish,meetsomedifferentpeopleandmoreimportantly,youcangetsometips.

W:

 OK,Iprefertoworkinarestaurant.Myvisaisfor6months,soI’llstudyforthefirst3monthsandworkforthesecond3months.

M:

 Butremember,it’saholiday.It’snotforstudying.Youtravelfromplacetoplaceandyou pickup jobsontheway.Youcanworkforamaximumofthreemonths,butnomore.

W:

 Oh,that’sinteresting.Thanksalot.

M:

Ifyouhavemorequestions,I’llbethere.

Text8

M:

Dearlisteners,fortoday’sshow,IhaveAbigalHarrisonwithme.ThegirlwantstobethefirstastronautonMars.Abigal,welcometoourshow.

W:

Itisapleasuretobehere.

M:

Wouldyoupleasetellourlistenerswhenyougottheideaofgoingtospace?

W:

WhenIwas5yearsold,standinginmybackyardonacoldwinternight. Mymindswamwithquestions.Tofindmore,Iwantedtogotospace.

M:

Doyourfamilymemberssupportyou?

W:

Bothmymumandsisterdidn’tbelieveituntiltheyfoundIwasserious.Mymumtoldmemakingaspecificplanwasthefirststeptowardsmakingmybigdreamareality,anditworked.

M:

Fromthenon,youfoundedanonprofitorganization,earnedprivatepilot’slicense,ranamarathon,workedattheKennedySpaceCenter,spokeatconferencesaroundtheworld...Wow,youhavedonesomuch!

W:

Well,thatismymum’sinfluence.Myteacherhelpedmeinadifferentway.

Text9

M:

Well,youknow,Ienjoystayinginshape.I generally getupeverymorningat5:

30a.m.,andexerciseindoors.

W:

Hey,joggingtotherefrigeratorforaglassofmilkdoesn’tcount.

M:

Yes,Iusuallyliftweights.Thishelpsmebuildmusclestrength.Besides,Iamfondofboxingbecauseithelpsme burnoff stressandreduce anxiety.

W:

Ohyeah,thoselies.I’llnever buythisstory.Actually,astudysuggestsusingafitnesstrackercanrecordandencourageyoutotake10,000stepsaday.Yourimmediateactionmatters.Notyourwords!

M:

10000steps?

Thatistoomuch.Willaquarterasmuchasthathelp?

W:

Ofcourse.ClayMarshfromOhioStateUniversitysays“Anyamountofactivitywilldo.Aslongasyousticktoit,youwillbenefit.”

M:

OK.Iwillstartwalkingtomorrow.

Text10

Hereisapieceofnewsfordeerlovers.Mary,an18-year-oldsenioratNixonHighSchool,workedoutanoisetodrivethedeeraway.Adeerjumpedintotheroadandhitheruncle’struck.Theaccidentinspiredhertolookforadeer-defensivemeasure.

Accordingtothedatafromascienceproject,deerandhumansheartheworlddifferently.Peoplesensesoundsintherangeof20to20,000hertz.Deerlivelifealittlehigher.Theycanhearbetweenabout250and30,000hertz.Thatmeansdeercanhearsoundswellabovewhatpeoplecansense.

Forherexperiments,Maryfoundaclearing,asmallfieldwhereshesetupaspeakerandaremotecontrol.Whenitsentouta14,000-hertzsound,itdidn’tsendthedeerfleeing.Sheincreasedthesoundgradually,andwhenthespeakerbroadcast25,000hertz,thedeerjustwalkedaway.

Theteenexpectsherwarning“whistle”tobebroadcastfromspeakersalongthesidesofahighway.Thesewillwarnthedeertostayaway—evenwhenthereisnocarinsight.“It’slikeastoplightforanimals,”shesays.Thatwayitmaykeepdeerofftheroad.