(外研版)高一英語必修3綜合測試卷一

1、 # / 15M: And no one wanted to participate in any of the planned activities. All we wanted was cold drinks. And then we all dozed off.W: If there had just been the tiniest breeze to cool us off.M: But there wasn t. Just that burning sun, without a cloud in the sky. The temperature just seemed to cli

2、mb higher and higher.W: Well, we don t have that problem this yepapr,aarently. Alan, did you hear the weather forecast? Is it supposed to rain?M: I don t know. I didn t catch the weather report. But maybe if it rains, it will only be a short shower, which should cool things off a little. That might

3、not be so bad.Text 10M: Your study room has become one of the most popular meeting places for university students. How did this all start?W: It all started a year ago when I was preparing for my final examinations. I was looking for a place to study and write my papers. I cou ldn t stand the dark, u

4、nfriendly feeling of the library. I wanted a comfortable and sunny study room, so I rented the top floor of an old house near the university and spent my afternoons there reading books and working on my papers. Then, word spread and my friends started turning up. It was a great place to relax, talk,

5、 and compare ideas. They even started leaving their books behind and leaving some money for the things they used, like coffee and pens.M: Is that what made you think of turning it into a book caf ?eW: Maybe, yeah. I also don t want a stres-stofu-lfinvienejob. I m trying to find a lifestyle that suits me. And I think there s a need for relaxing places like this for peopleespecially students to eat, talk, and have fun without spending too much money. If thefeeling of the place is right, people will come to the cafe . Anyway, it s more than jus business decision. It s also a decisi