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2023 年 11 月稽阳联谊学校高三联考
英语参考答案
第一部分：听力（共两节，每小题 1.5 分, 满分30分）
1—5ACABA 6—10ACACB 11—15BCAAC 16—20CBBAB
第二部分：阅读理解
（共两节）
2.5 37.5
第一节：每小题 分，满分 分
21-23AAD 24-27ACAD 28-31BACD 32-35CABA
2.5 12.5
第二节：每小题 分，满分 分
36-40EGCAD
第三部分：语言运用
（共两节）
15 1 15
第一节：完形填空（共 小题；每小题 分，满分 分）
41-45CBBCC 46-50DADBA 51-55CABAD
10 1.5 15
第二节：语法填空（共 小题；每小题 分，满分 分）
56. from 57.lessexposed 58.opening 59.facilities
60.havebeenmaking/havemade 61.a 62.that/which
63.tosave 64.completed 65.helps
第四部分：写作
第一节: 应用文参考范文 15
（满分 分）
ShowGratitudetoOurSchoolthroughLabor
LastweekIengagedinanunforgettableactivity----“ShowGratitudetoOurSchoolthrough
Labor”organizedbytheStudentUnion.
Longingto repay our school’s unfailingsupport , I arrived early lastSaturday at the school
hall, where participants were assigned different tasks. I was excited to be in a group to maintain
the school’s garden, weeding the flowerbeds and watering the lants. With oint efforts, our
schooltookonarefreshinglynewlookafterabouttwohours.
Ifeltluckytohavetheopportunitytoshowmyappreciationforschool.Theactivitynotonly
bondedustogetherbutalsoimpressedonusthesignificanceoflabor,teamwork,andgratitude.
第二节: 读后续写参考范文 ( 25
满分 分）
Paragraph1:
However,that night Ikept thinkingabout my canary and Mrs. Riley. Itwasn’t fair thatMrs.
Rileyhadtogetsick.HowwouldIbuyacanaryofmyown?ThenIthoughtaboutwhatMomhad
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would she get things from the store without me? All these thoughts haunted me the whole night.
ThenextdayIranupstairswithabagofgroceries.Mrs.Rileywasstillinbed.I emptiedthebag,
putthemilkinthetinyrefrigerator,andthenbegandustingaround.SamhoppedonhisswingasI
dustedthetopofhiscage.
Paragraph2:
After one week, she said, “I’ve been thinking, girl, since I can’t pay you, I’ll-I’ll give you
Sam.”Mybreathcaughtinmythroat.Icouldn’tbelieveit.Sam.Allmine.Samlookedatme.He
chirped,asif tosay,“Well?” Iconsidered it. SomedayI'dhave enoughmoney to buyacanary of
myown.ButMrs.Rileywouldnevergetanotherone.Plus,ifItookSam,Mrs.Rileywouldbeall
alone. Could I take him? Sam waited. Mrs. Riley waited. “I can’t take Sam,” I said. “He belongs
toyou.AndI’llkeepworkingforyou.Youdon’thavetopayme.”ThistimeMrs.Rileyheardme,
withoutmyshouting.
音频材料
Text1
M:Megan,arewemeetingMrs.Brownatyourofficethisafternoon?
W:No,wehavetopickherupatthehotel.①Andthenwe'llgotoarestaurantfordinner
Text2
W:Georgedidn'tattendyesterday'smeeting?
M:Yes.Hismotherwasunwell.Hesenthertothehospitalandstayedwithher.②
W:Sorrytohearthat.Ithoughthemisseditbecauseoftheheavytraffic.
Text3
M:I'mparticularlyaddictedtoplaceswithbeaches
W:Me,too.Ienjoylyingonthebeach.Well,wouldyouliketotrymynewdishthisevening?③
M:Great.Andthenwecangoforawalkintheparknearyourhouse.
Text4
M:Well,itwasmyfaultbecauseIdidn'tstudyasmuchasIshouldhave
W:Whydon'tyouchooseAmericanLiteratureagainnextterm?④
M:That'swhatIhavedecidedtodo.Maybeyoucanhelpmewithmystudyinthelibrary.
Text5
M:Hey,Aimee.Iheardyoumadeanewfriend.Whereisthegirlfrom?⑤
W: She comes from Houston. She used to be shy, but now she is gradually getting active in
groupworkandmorewillingtoexpressherself.
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W:Hello.Dick.Whereareyougoing?
M: I'mgoingtothestadium.
⑥
W: Whatareyougoingtherefor?
⑥
M: I'mgoingtotakepartinthetennismatchthere.Wouldyouliketogowithme
⑥
W:Yes.Idliketo.I'llgotheretocheeronyourteam.
M:Good.Doyouliketoplaytennis?
W:Yes,Ido.ButIdon'tplayitverywell
M:Youneedmorepractice.
W:Yes,you'reright.
M: Oh,it'sfifteenpastthreenow,Let'shurry.Thematchwillstartat4:00p.m.
⑦
Text7
M: Ilikethiscoatwhichisreallywarm.Howmuchdoesitcost?
⑧⑨
W:It'snotasexpensiveasyouwouldthink,Itonlycosts$25.
M: That'srelativelycheapespeciallysinceitisofveryhighquality.
⑨
W:Youshouldbuyitsoon.
M: Oh,Iwill.Butitisalittlesmallforme.Canyoushowmeabiggerone?
⑧
W: Ofcourse.Justasecond.
⑧
Text8
M: DidyouattendthelectureonhistorygivenbyProf.Garciayesterday?
⑩
W: No, I visited my grandfather. The doctor asked him to stay in the hospital for
⑩
observationforaweek.
M:Iwishhewouldfullyrecoversoon.
W: Thanks. I heard some students claimed they didn't understand some difficult points in the
lecture.Howdidyoufindit?
M: ⑪Well, the lecture was not that hard. It was so attractive that I didn’t hear the bell
ring.
W:CouldIborrowyournotes?
M: ⑫ Oh,don’tyouknowProf,Garciahasputthevideoofhislectureonthewebsite?
W:Really? Great.I’llwatchitthisevening. ⑬Hmm...Maybetomorrowwecandiscussabout
thelectureinclassforfurtherunderstandingofit.
M: Alright. Oh, how hot it is! I'm so thirsty. There is a lemonade stand. I'll buy you a glass of
lemonade.
Text9
W:Excuseme.MayIseethemanagerofyourstore?
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W: Great. ⑭ I'm interested in the job advertised on your website. I'm coming to see if there
isanyopportunityavailableforme.
M:Yes.Andwealsoputanadinthelocalnewspaper.Takeaseat,please.Wouldyouliketobea
shopassistantoracashier?
W: ⑮Iworkedpart-timeinasmalldepartmentstoreduringmysummervacationlastyear
SoIpreferdoingtheworkofashopassistant.
M: All right. ⑰Now we really need some people to work from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on
weekdays. ButI'm not sure ifyou arequalified for thejob. Sincemost of our customers are
⑯
foreigners,competenceofgoodcommunicationinEnglishisnecessaryhere.
W: I've been learning English for almost 5 years and I've made some foreign friends during the
periodoflearningEnglish.AndIllhavenodifficultystartingfrom5:00p.m.
M:Good.Thereisonlyonethingtobesettled. ⑰20yuananhouristhemaximumwecanpay
you.
Text10
M: There are studies showing that sleeping is not simply a matter of giving the body a rest. The
bodyisself-repairingandself-recoveringtoadegreenomatterapersonissleepingornot. ⑱ In
fact,abasicamountofmovementoccursduringsleepinordertomakemuscleactive.There
arealsotwootherresearchesaboutthis.First,aresearchshowsthatwhilethereisachangeinthe
brain during sleep, there is no evidence that the total amount of activities of the brain is any less.
The second factor is more interesting. Some years ago an experiment dealing with the recording
of eye-movements during sleep showed that the average human's sleep cycle is with
eye-movements, some slow, others rapid. ⑲ People woken during the periods of
eye-movements generally reported that they had been dreaming. When woken at other times
they reported no dreams. ⑳If one group of people were disturbed from their eye-movement
sleep for several nights on end, and another group were disturbed for an equal period of
time but when they were no eye-movements, the first group began to show some abnormal
behaviorswhiletheothersseemedunaffected. Allthissuggeststhatit
wasnotthedisturbanceofsleepthatmattered,butthedisturbanceofdreaming.
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