河南九師聯(lián)盟2024-2025學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期9月聯(lián)合檢測(cè)英語試題

高三英語考生注意：1．本試卷分選擇題和非選擇題兩部分。滿分150分，考試時(shí)間120分鐘。2．答題前，考生務(wù)必用直徑0.5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆將密封線內(nèi)項(xiàng)目填寫清楚。3．考生作答時(shí)，請(qǐng)將答案答在答題卡上。選擇題每小題選出答案后，用2B鉛筆把答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)題目的答案標(biāo)號(hào)涂黑；非選擇題請(qǐng)用直徑0.5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆在答題卡上各題的答題區(qū)域內(nèi)作答，超出答題區(qū)域書寫的答案無效，在試題卷、草稿紙上作答無效。4．本卷命題范圍：高考范圍。第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽下面5段對(duì)話。每段對(duì)話后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽完每段對(duì)話后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A．￡19.15． B．￡9.18． C．￡9.15.答案是C。1．Whatisthemanmainlytalkingabout?A．Histravelplans. B．Hispersonalhobbies. C．Hisholidayexperiences.2．Whatdoesthemanmean?A．Hedisagreeswiththewoman.B．Hewantstoguesstheendings.C．Heenjoysthereadingverymuch.3．Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A．Buysomeeggs. B．Tastethefood. C．Dothemixing.4．Wherewillthespeakerswalkthedogs?A．Bytheriver. B．Atthepark. C．Intheforest.5．Whenistheelection?A．OnMarch10th. B．OnMarch11th. C．OnMarch12th.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Coworkers. B．Acouple. C．Agentandclient.7．Whenwillthemanseethefive-bedroomproperty?A．Thisafternoon. B．Tomorrow. C．Twodayslater.聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。8．Whydoesthewomanwanttomeettheman?A．Totakeaphotoofhim. B．Toshareanarticlewithhim.C．Toseekhisadviceonwriting.9．Whatistheman?A．Awriter. B．Aphotographer. C．Anarchitect.聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。10．Whatshouldthemandofirstbeforework?A．Preparedrinks. B．Getchanged. C．Cleanhiscupboard.11．Whatdoesthewomanexpectthemantodo?A．Bepolite. B．Slowdown. C．Keepquiet.12．Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A．Inahotel. B．Inarestaurant. C．Inasupermarket.聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。13．Whatisimportanttobeagreatpianistinthewoman’sopinion?A．Fitness. B．Humor. C．Uniqueness.14．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofpreparingforanewpiece?A．Simple. B．Challenging. C．Pleasant.15．HowmanyconcertsdoesEvgenyKissinhostayear?A．About50. B．About100. C．About150.16．Whatdoesthewomandotogetrelaxedbeforeconcerts?A．Eatsomething. B．Breathefreshair. C．Sleepinherroom.聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17．WhichofthefollowingistheclosesttotheFaroeIslands?A．Norway. B．Iceland. C．Scotland.18．HowistheweatherontheFaroeIslandsonmostdaysofayear?A．Sunny. B．Rainy. C．Snowy.19．Whatdidthespeakerdoonthefirstday?A．Shevisitedalighthouse. B．Sheobservedseabirds. C．Shewentwindsurfing.20．Whywastheislandclosedtemporarilyin2019?A．Thelocalswereprotesting. B．Therewasrestorationwork.C．Itwascrowdedwithtourists.第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AFourBestVolunteerOrganizationsinLasVegasConnerandMillie’sDogRescueConnerandMillie’sDogRescueisoneofthemostwell-knownandsuccessfulsheltersintheLasVegasregionandhashelpedhomehundredsofdogstohundredsoflovingfamilies.Theyhaveawiderangeofactivitiesforvolunteersincludingfeeding,caringfor,andplayingwithdogsattheshelter.ConnerandMilie’sDogRescuealsoemphasizesseniordogcaretomakesurethattheycanliveouttheirgoldenyearsinpeace.AssistanceLeagueofLasVegasEveryyear,AssistanceLeagueofLasVegasensuresthatthousandsofchildrenhaveclothesforschoolandothernecessarysuppliestogetthroughtheyear.Italsohasitshandsinseveralothersupportprogramsaimedatvariousends,whichincludecollegeeducationscholarships.Volunteershaveseveraldifferentorganizationstoworkinandhavedifferentvolunteerprogramsdependingonageandtimetheyhaveavailable.OpportunityVillageOpportunityVillageoffersawiderangeofservicestoindividualswithdisabilitiestohelpthemachievegreatthings.VolunteersatOpportunityVillagecanworkwithindividualstohelpenablethem,givethemprideinthemselvesandprovideresourcesforemploymentandlifeskills.OpportunityVillagealsohasaFineArtsprogramtopromoteself-expression,socialinteraction,andpeerrelationships.LasVegasRescueMissionLasVegasRescueMissionhasbeenservingthegreaterLasVegascommunityforthepast50yearsandoriginallystartedasakitchenandsmallshelter.Today,theorganizationhelpshundredsofmen,womenandchildrenwithfoodandprovidesover30,000mealseverymonth.Theirmissionreachesthousandseverymonthandalsooffershelptothosewhoaresufferingmentallyorpsychologically.LasVegasRescueMissionallowsvolunteerstoofferallkindsofservices,includingfooddistribution,counseling（咨詢）,second-handstoreoperation,andmore.21．WhatdovolunteersatConnerandMillie’sDogRescueneedtodo?A．Attendtoelderlydogs. B．Repairthebrokenshelter.C．Traindogstohelppeople. D．Cookfoodfordogowners.22．WhocanbenefitmostfromOpportunityVillage?A．Theold. B．Thepoor. C．Thedisabled. D．Theunemployed.23．WhatdoesLasVegasRescueMissionoffer?A．Collegeartcourses. B．Mentalhealthsupport.C．Educationscholarships. D．Freefamilytrips.BInavillageinSenegal,dozensofteenagersincolorfulshortsarethrowingeachothertothegroundagainstabackdropofpalmtrees.It’sacommonsightacrossSenegal.Butinmostofthecountry,wrestlingremainsoff-limitsforwomen.Thereisoneexception.IntheCasamanceregion,hometotheJolaethnicgroup,womentraditionallywrestlealongsidemen.AtarecenttrainingsessioninMlomp,mostteenagersonthesandygroundweregirls.“It’sinourblood,”saidcoachIsabelleSambou,43,atwo-timeOlympianandnine-timeAfricanwrestlingchampion.“Inmyvillage,girlswrestle.Mymumwasawrestlerandmyauntswerewrestlers.”ButonceJolawomenmarry,theyareexpectedtostoppracticinganddevotethemselvestofamilylife,whichisregardedasthemaindutyofSenegalesewomen.Thathasn’tbeenthecaseforSambou,who,despiteherhumblebehaviorandsmallsize,displaysstrengthanddetermination.Sheovercamebarrierstobecomeaprofessionalathlete.Asateenager,SambouwasnoticedbyaprofessionalwrestlingcoachatacompetitionduringtheannualFestivaloftheKingofOussouye,oneofthefeweventsaccessibletowomen.ThecoachsuggestedthatshetryOlympicwrestling.WrestlingbroughtSamboutotheOlympicGamesinLondonandRiodeJaneiro,wheresheplacedoutsidethemedalcontenders（爭(zhēng)奪者）.Butbeingasuccessfulprofessionalfemaleathleteinaconservativesocietycomeswithaprice.SambourecalledherexperiencesinpartsofSenegalbeyondherhomeregionandsaid,“WhenIwalkedaroundinshorts,peopleweresaying,‘Look,isitawomanorisitaboy?’”In2016,facinghermid-30s,Samboudecidedtoretireandmovebacktohervillage.“Ithoughtitwastimetothinkofsomethingelse,maybefindingajoborstartingafamily,”shesaid.“Butthathasn’thappenedsofar.”Instead,sheisfocusedonfinding“futureIsabelles”.ShehopesthegirlsshecoachescanachieveherdreamofwinninganOlympicmedal.24．WhatdoesthetextsayaboutwrestlinginSenegal?A．It’samale-dominatedsport. B．It’sonlyteenager-targeted.C．Itrequiresstrictformaltraining. D．Itremainsillegalforwomen.25．WhathappenedtoSambou’smotheraftershegotmarried?A．Shegaveupwrestling. B．ShetriedOlympicwrestling.C．Shebecameawrestlingcoach. D．Shestartedpracticingwrestling.26．WhatisabarrierfacingSambouasawrestler?A．Havingnoaccesstotraining. B．Beingopposedbyherfamily.C．Havingnocompetitionstoenter. D．Beinglaughedatforhergender.27．WhatisSambou’scurrentdream?A．Todevoteherselftoherkids. B．Towinmedalsasawrestler.C．Tofindajoboutsidehervillage. D．TocoachfutureOlympicmedalists.CMammoths,themassivepre-historiciceagecousinsofthemodern-dayelephant,havealwaysbeenunderstoodtohaveinhabitedpartsofBritishColumbia,butthequestionofwhenhasalwaysbeenwoolly.Now,anewstudyfromSimonFraserUniversityhasgivenscientiststheclearestpictureyetofwhenthegiantmammals（巨型哺乳動(dòng)物）walkedonVancouverIsland.AspartofSFUresearcherLauraTermes’PhDandpublishedearlierthismonthintheCanadianJournalofEarthSciences,thestudyexamined32suspectedmammothsamplescollectedonVancouverIsland.Ofthosesamples,just16wereconsideredfitforradiocarbondating.Theyoungestsamplewasfoundtobearound23,000yearsoldandtheoldestturnedouttobebeyondtherangeradiocarbondatingcouldmeasure,meaningitwasolderthan45,000years.Priortothestudy,onlytwomammothremainsfoundonVancouverIslandhadeverbeendatedbefore.Bothlivedaround21,000yearsago,sothisstudyprovidesagreaterunderstandingofwhenthemassivemammalslivedinthearea.Termessays,“Wewereexpectingsimilarresultstothetwosamplespreviouslydated,butwhatwefoundweremammothsthatweremucholder.Itisfantasticthattheycouldbepreservedforthatlong.”TermessayshavingthesupportattheRoyalBCMuseumandtheCourtenayandDistrictMuseumandPalaeontologyCentreallowingaccesstotheircollectionsisinvaluabletothestudy.“ThisresearchhighlightstheimportantroleofmuseumcollectionsforunderstandinghowlifehasevolvedandchangedinBritishColumbia’sdeephistory,”saysVictoriaArbour,whoworksattheRoyalBCMuseum.“It’sgreattoseemammoths’relativesintheRoyalBCMuseum’scollectionsinthespotlightthroughthisresearch.”“Researchersneedallthehelptheycangetbecausewhilemammothswereenormous,findingcompletesamplesinBritishColumbiaisactuallyquiterare,”saysTermes.28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“woolly”inparagraph1mostprobablymean?A．Certain. B．Attractive. C．Confusing. D．Understandable.29．Whatcanweknowaboutradiocarbondatingaccordingtothetext?A．Mammothremainswerenotdatedbyit. B．32suspectedmammothsampleswerefitforit.C．Itcanexactlydatetheoldestmammothsample. D．Itmeasuressamplesnoolderthan45,000years.30．HowdoesTermesfeelabouttheresearchresults?A．Excited. B．Regretful. C．Worried. D．Calm.31．Whyaremuseumcollectionsmentionedinthetext?A．Todiscussawaytopopularizelocalmuseums.B．Topointoutthelimitationsofsamplingmethods.C．Toshowcompletemammothsampleswereenormous.D．Tostressresearchonmammothscallsforjointefforts.DPicturethis:Yourcomputercouldsenseyouremotionsasyouworked—feelingyourjoyatcompletingatask,yourboredomduringrepetitivedataentry,oryourfrustrationwhenanerrormessagekeepsemerging.Thismightsoundlikesciencefiction,butresearchersarebringingthisvisionclosertorealitybydevelopingadvancedcomputationalmodelsthatcanpredicthumanemotionsduringcomputerinteractions.AttheforefrontofthiseffortisateamofFinnishscientistswhohavecreatedamodel.Themodelessentiallyputsitselfintheuser’sshoes,simulating（模擬）theseriesofactions,outcomes,andcognitiveappraisals（認(rèn)知評(píng)估）thatultimatelygiverisetoemotionslikehappiness.boredom,orfrustration.Totesttheirmodel,theresearchersdesignedaseriesofinteractivecomputertasksmeanttocausespecificemotions.Inthe“happiness”task,usersansweredaseriesofquestionsandreceivedpositivefeedbackforcorrectresponses.The“boredom”taskinvolvedaseriesofrepetitivequestions.Inthe“frustration”task,thesystemwasintentionallyprogrammedtodisplayerrormessagesandultimatelyfail,regardlessoftheuser’sanswers.Asstudyparticipantsworkedthroughthesetasks,theemotionalreactionspredictedbythemodelcloselymatchedtheemotionsreportedbytheusersthemselves.Themodelwasevenabletodiscoversmallchanges,suchasasteadyincreaseinfrustrationoverthecourseoftheerror-riddentask.Theresearchersbelievetheiremotion-predictingmodelcouldpavethewayforanewgenerationofemotionallyintelligentcomputersthatcantailortheirbehaviortotheuser’spsychologicalstate.Aneffectivesystemmightofferastressedusercomfortingwordsofencouragement,livenupaboringtaskwithhumor,orprovideemotionalassistancewhenfrustrationmounts.“Bycreatinginteractionsthataremoreemotionallyattuned.designerscouldboostuserengagement,productivity,andoverallwell-being,”theyadd.However,themodelisstillinprogressandneedstobeextendedtorecognizeawiderrangeofemotionsacrossmorecomplex,real-worldcomputerinteractions.Theresearchersalsoemphasizetheimportanceofgatheringmorediversetrainingdatatoensurethemodelcanaccuratelypredictemotionsforusersofallbackgrounds.32．Howdoestheauthorintroducethetopicofthetext?A．Bymakingacomparison. B．Bycreatinganimaginaryscene.C．Bytellingareallifestory. D．Bysharingapopularbook.33．Whatwerecomputerusersaskedtodointhestudy?A．Comforteachother. B．Reporttheirfeelings.C．Getridofboredom. D．Staydisconnectedonline.34．Whatisparagraph5mainlyabout?A．Greatimprovementsonthemodel. B．Characteristicsoffuturecomputerusers.C．Researchers’expectationoftheirmodel. D．Computerusers’responsestothemodel.35．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．SmartComputersMayReplaceHumans B．InteractionswithComputersAreEnjoyableC．ComputersMightUnderstandOurEmotions D．AnEmotion-predictingModelMeetsChallenges第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分.滿分12.5分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Yourinnerdialoguecaneitherbeasteppingstoneorabarriertoreachingyourgoals.Ifyouhaveaharsh（嚴(yán)厲的）innercritic,you’renotalone:Self-doubtanddiscouragingpredictionsarecommon.36Herearesomewaystodealwithyourinnercritic.●Payattentiontoyourthoughts.You’resousedtohearingyourinnervoicesthatit’seasytooverlookthemessagesyou’resendingtoyourself.Startpayingcloseattentiontoyourthoughts.It’sestimatedthatyouhavearound60,000thoughtsperday.That’s60.000chancestoeitherbuildyourselfuportearyourselfdown.37●Changethechannel.Whenyoukeepreplayingamistakeyoumadeinyourheadoverandoveragain,you’lldragyourselfdown.Thebestwaytochangethechannelisbygettingactive.38Goforawalk,callafriend,ortackleaprojectyou’vebeenputtingoff.●39Yourthoughtsaren’talwaystrue.Ifyouthink,“I’mgoingtoembarrassmyselfwhenIgivethatpresentation,”pauseforaminute.Takeoutapieceofpaperandwritedownalltheevidencethatindicatesyou’regoingtofail.Then,listalltheevidencethatyouaren’tgoingtofail.Lookingattheevidenceonbothsidescanhelpyoulookatthesituationlessemotionally.●Askyourselfwhatadviceyou’dgivetoafriend.40Forexample,whileyoumightcallyourselfafoolformakingamistake,it’sunlikelythatyou’dsaythattoalovedone.Whenyou’restrugglingwithtoughtimesordoubtingyourabilitytosucceed,askyourself.“WhatwouldIsaytoafriendwhohadthisproblem?”Then,offeryourselfthosekindandwisewords.A．Examinetheevidence.B．Trainyourbraintothinkdifferently.C．Butyoudon’thavetobeavictimofyourself-talk.D．It’softeneasiertobemoremercifultootherpeoplethantoyourself.E．Findanactivitythatwilltemporarilykeepyouawayfromthenegativevoices.F．Remindingyourselfthatyourthoughtsaren’talwaystrueboostsyourconfidence.G．Recognizingyourthoughtpatternshelpstounderstandhowyourthinkingaffectsyou.第三部分語言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Whatdoyoudoonalongflight?Somepeoplewatchmovies,otherslistentomusicorplaymobilegames,andmany41tohaveagoodsleep.ForcraftenthusiastMeeganRubin.aflighthomegavehertheperfectopportunityto42hercrocheting（鉤編）.Assheworked,shecaughttheeyeofa（n）43admirer—amonths-oldbabynamedRomey,staringatherfromacrosstheaisle（通道）.44bythebaby’sattentionandnoticingheroutfit.Rubindecidedtomakealittlegiftforhernew45.Withanhourleftonthe46,Rubinworkedagainsttheclockonalittlehat.Shehandedthe47hattoRomey’sparentswhentheylanded.“Neverseensomeoneworkso48inmylife.49,Ihadnoideaitwasforus,”thebaby’smomsaid.“Whatacoolwaytojustdosomethingnicefora50andinturnlightupeveryoneelse’sday!”Thesweet51wassharedbyRomey’sparentsonline,whoshowedthebabywearingthehat.Rubinalsosharedthe52onhersocialmedia.“Imadesomecoolnewfriendsonmyflighthomethispastweekend.”shewrote.Thecrocheter53thatwhileotherkidswerecrying.Romeyremained54andentertainedbyhercrocheting.Rubinadded.“Shewasadorableand55acustomhat!”41．A．hesitate B．choose C．forget D．promise42．A．comeupwith B．signupfor C．catchupon D．breakawayfrom43．A．unlikely B．considerate C．a(chǎn)mbitious D．famous44．A．Warned B．Woken C．Masked D．Moved45．A．customer B．listener C．student D．fan46．A．network B．plane C．ground D．platform47．A．returned B．restored C．finished D．borrowed48．A．hard B．fast C．late D．early49．A．Initially B．Eventually C．Similarly D．Suddenly50．A．singer B．stranger C．teenager D．player51．A．routine B．dream C．encounter D．defence52．A．story B．a(chǎn)ccident C．schedule D．a(chǎn)dventure53．A．a(chǎn)ssumed B．a(chǎn)nalyzed C．doubted D．recalled54．A．calm B．energetic C．sleepy D．busy55．A．created B．noticed C．purchased D．deserved第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。InthemostsouthwesternpartofChina,themountainousYunnanprovince,youcanseewildteatrees56havestoodthereforthousandsofyears.SincetheHandynasty,thesetrees,ormorespecificallytheirleaves,57（use）tomakespecialvarietiesofblackteaandtothisdayYunnanremainsoneofthemostimportanttea-producingregions.TheregionofYunnan.58（consider）tobethebirthplaceoftea,provesparticularlysuitable59thegrowthofteatreesbecauseofitsgeographicalcharacteristics.Whiletheclimateisgenerallymildandhumid,andrainfallsregularly,thelandscape60（range）fromsnow-cappedmountainsinthenorthtosubtropicallow-altitudes（亞熱帶低海拔地區(qū)）inthesoutheast.Tealeavesharvestedfromthewildteatreesgrowingtherehaveseveral61（benefit）.Havinglivedforhundreds,ifnotthousandsofyears,theseancienttreeshavetakeninmanymineralsandnutrientsfromrichsoil,62（add）thecomplexityanduniquenessoftheflavorofthetea.Also,thesetreeshavenotbeensubjectedtopesticidesorartificialfertilizers.Sadly,overthelastdecades.63numberofancientteatreesstillin64（exist）hasbeenonastabledecline.Tokeepupwithdemandandtheproductionprocesses,manyoftheteatreeshavebeencutinhalfformorebranchesandleavesinanefforttoproducebiggerharvests.However,thispracticeobviouslyisn’tinthebestinterestofthetree65（it）,ultimatelyleadingtothedeathofmanyoftheseancienttrees.第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（滿分15分）假定你是李華，你的英國(guó)好友Scott來信說，他們學(xué)校將舉辦外國(guó)勵(lì)志演講欣賞活動(dòng)。他負(fù)責(zé)中國(guó)板塊，想請(qǐng)你推薦一些演講。請(qǐng)你回信，內(nèi)容包括：1．你的推薦；2．說明理由。注意：1．寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個(gè)左右；2．請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearScott,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours.LiHua第二節(jié)（滿分25分）閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Arun,ayoungman,wouldstartajob.doitforafewdaysandthenstartanother.Manyyearshadpassedlikethisandhehadnotyetbeenabletosettledowninanybusiness.Hewasupset,thinkinghewasjustincapableofdoinganythingwell.Oneday,hehappenedtomeetMaharaj,whowasanoldmanwell-knownforhisknowledgeandwisdom.AfterlisteningtoArun’sproblem,Maharajinvitedhimtohishouse.MaharajtookAruntohisgardenforawalk.Whiletheywerewalking.MaharajlearnedthatArun’sfavoritefruitwasmango.MaharajpointedtoabagandaskedAruntotakeoutsomemangoseedsandburythemintheground.Arunquicklypickedoutsomeseedsandplantedtheminthesoil.Afterdoingthis.Arungottired.Maharajaskedhimtogoinsidehishousetorest.Abouthalfanhourlater,MaharajsaidtoArun,“Gooutsideandseeiffruitshavecomeoutofthoseseeds!”“But...howcanfruitscomeoutsosoon?Ijustburiedthoseseedsintheground.”saidArun.Maharajsaidtheycouldwaitforsometime.Anotherhalfhourlater.MaharajaskedAruntogooutsideagainandseeiffruitshadcomeoutofthoseseeds.Arunknewthatnothingwouldhavehappened,yethestillwenttocheck.Arunreturnedquicklyandsaid.“Nothinghadhappened.Youaretalkingaboutfruits!Eventheplantshavenotcomeoutofthoseseedsyet.”“Itseemsthatsomethingiswrong!”Maharajsaid.“OK,Arun,takeoutthoseseedsfromthereandburythemsomewhereelse.”Arunwasshockedbutstilldidasasked.Aftersometime,Maharajsaid,“Arun,gooutsideandsee.Thistimefruitsmusthavecomeout.”Arunreturnedwiththesameanswer.“Nothinghappened!”Arungotimpatientandsaid,“CanIgoandrestnow?”“No,wait...let’strychangingseedsthistime.Fruitsmightcomeoutthistime,”saidMaharaj.注意：1．續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150個(gè)左右；2．請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Now,Arunlostallhispatience._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Arunfeltashamedandbegantoreflect.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

高三英語參考答案、提示及評(píng)分細(xì)則聽力部分錄音稿（Text1）W:Howwasyouradventureholiday?M:Itwasgreat!IdidalotofBMXracing.Wewentupsomequitehighhills.IwasabitdisappointedwithkitesurfingbecauseIdidn’tgoupveryhigh.TheonlythingIdidn’ttrywasbungeejumpingbecausewehadtopayextraforthat.（Text2）W:Ittookmequiteawhiletoreadthisone.Ithadagreatending,though,didn’tit?M:Idon’tlikeendingsthatleavethereadersguessing.Iwantthewritertotellmeexactlywhathashappened.（Text3）M:OK.WhatdoIdonow?W:Keepmixingthesugarandthebutterandslowlyaddtheeggsoneatatime.（Text4）M:Hello,Joanna.Wheredoyouwanttowalkourdogs?MymumsuggestedtheriverbutIamworriedaboutthemjumpinginthewater.W:Well,there’stheforest,buttheycangeteasilylostinthetrees,sohowaboutthepark?It’squitebusybutatleastit’ssafe.M:Goodidea!（Text5）W:IstheelectiononMarch10th?M:No.Theschoolbasketballmatchisonthe10th.Actually,itisthedayafter.Istilldon’tknowwhichcandidatetochoose.（Text6）W:Iunderstandthatyou’relookingtorentahouseinthiscity.M:Buyorrent—we’renotsureyet.Mycompany’ssentmehereinitiallyforfouryears.Thenwe’llsee.Therearefiveofus—me,mywife,andthreechildren,sowe’llneedfourbedroomsatleast.W:Well,wehavethreepropertiesthatyoumightbeinterestedin.Onewithfivebedroomsandtwowithfour.Youreallyshouldseethelargeronedowntownrightaway.It’sinagreatlocation.Wouldyoulikemetoarrangeavisitforthisafternoon?M:Yes,thanks.Andthenwecouldscheduleatimetoseetheothertwotomorrow.（Text7）W:Hi,Mr.Young.ThisisMaryfromCarolinaMonthly.I’vebeenassignedtotakeyourpictureforthearticlewe’rewritingaboutyou,andI’mwonderingwhenyou’llbefreetomeetwithme.M:I’llbeavailabletomorrowat3:00pm.Wheredoyouwanttogettogether?W:Sincethearticlefocusesonyourwork,perhapswecouldmeetattheconstructionsiteofthelatestbuildingyoudesigned,theGrandTheater.I’dliketophotographyouinfrontofit.M:Thatsoundsgood.（Text8）W:Hi,Ian.Nicetomeetyou.I’mClaire—yourmanager.Let’sgetstartedthen.First,youneedtochangeyourclothesandweartheuniform.Thingscanbestoredinyourcupboard.Ifyouarriveearly,youcanwaitandhaveadrinkinthestaffcanteen.M:Noworries.W:Afterthat,comeandfindmeandI’lltellyouwhatyouneedtodoeachday.Fortoday’sjob,startbylookingattheshelvestoseewhichproductsneedreplacing.Gotothestoragearea,findtheproductsyouneedandputthemontheshelf.M:Thatseemseasy.W:Yes,itusuallyis,exceptwhenitgetsreallybusy.Theshelvesbecomeemptyquicklyandsometimescustomersmightbeangryiftheycan’tfindanitem.Don’tsayanythingrudeandmakesureyoubehaveproperly.M:OK.Irememberitall!（Text9）M:ThisafternoononTheWorldofMusic,wehaveAnita,awell-knownpianist.Anita,whatdoesittaketobeagreatpianist?W:Well,youmusthaveafeelingforthemusic.Youneedtomakethemusicyours.Youneedtobeoriginalandyoucan’tjustsoundlikeeveryoneelse.M:What’sitlikepreparingtoperformanewpiece?W:Well,you’vegottopracticehundredsofhoursonyourowntogettoknowthepiere.Whenthingsaren’tgoingwell,youhavenoonetohelpyou.Youareonyourown.M:Whatsortofworkloadsdoprofessionalconcertpianistshave?W:Somepianists,likeLangLangandDaniilTrifonov,havebusyschedules.Theydomorethanahundredconcertsayear.Others,likeEvgenyKissin,doabouthalfthat.M:Doconcertpianistsgetnervousbeforeconcerts?W:Ofcourse.Ialwayseatalightmealoffruitandchocolatetocalmmynerves.ThenIwalkaroundmyhotelroomthinkingaboutthemusicandmovingmyhandsintheair.M:That’sinteresting.Thanksverymuch.（Text10）W:Thisyear,IbookedatourtotheFaroeIslandsandourguidegaveussomefactsbeforethevisit.TheFaroeIslandsarelocatedintheNorthAtlanticOcean,abouthalfwaybetweenNorwayandIceland,althoughtheirnearestneighborisinfactScotland.Formanyyears,there’sbeenanairportonthemainisland,andahelicopterservicebetweentheislands.Thesedays,there’reroadtunnelstoconnectseveralislands.Youdefinitelydon’tgototheFaroeIslandsforsunshine—itrainsover260daysayear.Onourfirstday,weweremeanttogoonaboattriptospotseabirds,butthewindwastoostrong,makingthisimpossible.Instead,wewenttoanotherislandandwalkedtoalighthouseforincredibleviews.Whilewewerewalkingalongthenarrowpaths,ourguidetoldusthatin2019,theislandwasshuttotouristsforafewdaysbecausevolunteershelpedtorepa