沈阳二中高三(03届)20022003(下)第一轮基础验收考试(常用版)

沈阳二中高三(03届)20022003(下)第一轮基础验收考试（常用版）(可以直接使用，可编辑完整版资料，欢迎下载）

沈阳二中高三(03届)20022003(下)第一轮基础验收考试（常用版）(可以直接使用，可编辑完整版资料，欢迎下载）沈阳二中高三（03届）2002—2003(下)第一轮基础验收考试英语本试卷考试时间120分钟，满分150分第一卷（三部分，共115分）第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A，B，C三个选项中选出最佳答案，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．Whatisthetimebytheman’swatch? A．9:00 B．8:15 C．8:452．WhospoketoPeter? A．Hiswife. B．Hisboss C．Hismother3．Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace? A．Inarestaurant B．Inastore C．Inastation4．WhencanthemanseeDoctorMartin? A．OnMonday B．OnWednesday C．OnFriday5．WhatisStandByMe? A．Thenameofafilm B．Thenameofabook C．Thenameofamagazine.第二节（共15小题）听下列5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几道小题，从题中所给的A，B，C三个选项中选出最佳答案，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话或独白前，你有时间来阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将有5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。Text66．Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout? A．Attendingsomeone’sdinner. B．Invitingaguest. C．Buyingapresent7．Whatshouldonedoifinvitedtodinneraccordingtothedialogue? A．He/Sheshouldmakeup. B．He/Sheshouldbringasmallpresent. C．He/sheneedn’tbringanything.Test78．Whywouldn’tthewomanliketoliveinIndia? A．Becauseshewouldmissherfamily. B．Becauseshedoesn’tliketheplace. C．Becauseshehasnofriendthere.9．WhatistheonlythingthemanwillbeworriedaboutifhemovestoIndia? A．Hisdog. B．Thelanguage. C．Hisfamily.10．Whatdoyouthinkoftheman? A．He’sbrave B．He’sconfident. C．He’sfriendly.Test811．Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout? A．Buyingahouse. B．Findingajob. C．Buildingahouse.12．Whatdoyouthinkoftheman? A．Heisveryrich B．Heisverypoor. C．Hehassomemoney,buthe’snotveryrich.13．Whatkindofhouseisfitforthemaninhisownopinion? A．ThehouseonPadleyDrive. B．ThehouseonBankStreet. C．Thehouseinthecountry.Test914．Whereisthechemistrylab? A．Onthefirstfloor. B．Onthethirdfloor. C．Onthefifthfloor.15．Howoftendothestudentsdotheirexperimentsthere? A．Onceaweek. B．Onceaday. C．Twiceaday.16．Whatshouldthestudentsdoattheendoftheexperiment? A．Theyshouldturnoffthepower. B．Theyshouldwashtheirhands. C．Theyshouldputeverythingbackandwashtheirhands.Test1017．Whatdiddoctorthinkaboutsleep? A．Theythoughteveryoneneededsomesleeptostayalive. B．Theythoughtsomebodydidn’tneedtosleepatall C．Theythoughtsomebodyneededashortsleep.18．HowdidthedoctorsfeelwhentheygottoknowthatAlHerpinneverslept? A．Delighted B．surprised C．worried19．WhatwastheonlywayAlHerpinrested? A．Hesleptinarockingchair. B．Hesatinarockingchairandreadsomenewspapers. C．HesatinarockingchairandwatchedTV.20．HowdidAlHerpinexplainwhyhedidn’tneedanysleep? A．Hesaidheforgotsometalkabouthismother’sbeinginjuredseveraldaysbeforehewasborn. B．Hesaidherememberedsometalkabouthismother’sbeinginjuredseveraldaysafterhewasborn. C．Hesaidherememberedsometalkabouthismother’sbeinginjuredseveraldaysbeforehewasborn.第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节：单项填空（共15题，满分15分）21．—.—Oh,whatanicehouse!—I’mgladyoulikeit.Letmeshowyouarounditfirst.A．Let’sdrivetomyhouse. B．Hereweare.C．Wouldyouliketoseemyhouse? D．Myhouseisbehindthehill22．AftertheAnti-terroristWar,theAmericansoldiersreturnedhome,. A．safebuttired B．safelybuttired C．safeandtiring D．safelyandtiring23．Heisanastronaut,istheadmirationofalltheyoungpeoplenowadays. A．who B．which C．that D．what24．—What’sthematter,Jim?Youlooksad.—Oh,nothingmuch.Actually,Iofmyfriends. A．amthinking B．havejustthought C．wasjustthinking D．hadjustthought25．OfficialsoftheWaltDisneypredictedthat,by2021,ChinaatleasttwoDisneylandparks. A．willhavehad B．istohave C．wouldhave D．alreadyhave26．BeijingplanstobuildmoreOlympicGamessitesinuniversitiesresourcesaftertheGames. A．avoidwasting;willhavefinished B．toavoidwasting;havefinished C．avoidingwasting;havefinished D．toavoidwasting;hasfinished27．Bynight-fall,peopleagainstwaronIraqmarchinNorthandSouthAmericainadayofMarch. A．werealreadyat B．hadalreadybeenon C．werealreadyon D．havereadybeenon28．KeyEuropeangovernmentsinsistIraq’sco-operation（合作）goodandmilitaryactiontoallowinspectionstocontinue. A．be;bedelayed B．is;delay C．shouldbe;bedelayed D．is;bedelayed29．Thechildrenwereveryquiet.Iwonderwhattheyare. A．upto B．cryingfor C．goingto D．stickto30．Haveyougotanytroubleinoperatingthecomputer?toworryabout.Ihavejustfinishedacourseinprogramdesign. A．Nothing B．I’mafraid C．None D．Sure31．Sheisaneasy-goingperson.Iteasytogethertoagree. A．shouldbefairly B．mustbefairly C．canberather D．wouldberather32．Theirfatherwasnottogetherwiththem,buttheyknew,thoughtthathewasonthesametrain. A．or B．orrather C．aswellas D．and33．Twohoursalongtimeacoffee. A．are;totakeon B．is;totakeover C．is;spentover D．are;spenton34．HechosetheChristmaspresentscarefully,allthefamilymembersextremelyatlast. A．satisfied B．tosatisfy C．satisfying D．wassatisfied35．itbetruethatTomwasputintoprisonagain? A．May B．Should C．Could D．Would第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）OneafternoonJohnwascuttingupwoodwhenaneighbourdroveupinhiscart.“Haveyouheardthe36aboutthemineinPlacerville?”heasked.“Therewasacave-inandaminerwaskilled.Hehasthreechildren.The37thingis,hiswifeisdead.Heonlyhasamarriedsisterwhomighttakethem38shelivesontheothersideoftheSierras.Andthesnowistoo39togetanymailacrossthemountains.”Johnwentonworking,buthisthoughtswereonthesnow-covered40throughthemountains.Heremembered41asaboyhehadclimbedsnowmountainsonsnowshoes.Heexaminedthewood.Thenandtherehedecidedtomakeapairofsnowshoesoutofit.Afterhemadethemhebegantopractiseonhissnowshoesuntilhefelt42ofhimself.Thenheshowedhisneighbourshowhissnowshoes43.Steppingforward,oneofthetowneldersspokeup.“Ifyouareready.Goaheadandcarrythemail.”Withneithertracksnorpathsto44,hemovedaheadonwhathebelievedtobetheproper45.Ashewentupthemountainsthewindandcoldcouldbarelyslowhimdown.Whendarkness46,Johnstillmovedon,guidedbythestars.Itwaslateintothenightwhenhefinallydecidedtostop.Hemustsavehis47forthelongjourneystillahead.Findingthestumpofatree,hesetiton48.Thenhemadeaplatformofbranchesonthesnow.Stretchingoutonitwithhisfeettothefireandthemailbagunderhishead,hefellasleep.Afterthreedaysoftraveling,he49smokecurling（袅袅升起）upwardfromthechimneys.Johnknewhewasnearingthetown.Asheglidedintotown,people50outoftheirhomesandgatheredaroundhim.Theystaredin51attheblue-eyedmanonstrangesnowshoes.“IbroughtyoumailfromPlacerville,”Johnsaidsimply.ThefollowingdaythesisterofthedeadminergaveJohnaletter.”I’llcome52thechildrenassoonasthepassisclear.”Shetoldhim.Forthenextfivewinters,53paidlittle,snow-shoeJohnwentonsteadilycarringthemail.FormanyyearsJohnwastalkedaboutasthefamousmail-carrying54oftheFarWest.Hewasalso55fortheshoeshewore.theywerethefirstsnow-shoes,everseeninCalifornia.36．A．fact B．expressions C．news D．reality37．A．sorry B．harmful C．first D．happy38．A．and B．but C．so D．unless39．A．cold B．freezing C．deep D．fallen40．A．village B．part C．pass D．street41．A．how B．what C．why D．when42．A．tired B．proud C．afraid D．sure43．A．did B．worked C．wore D．took44．A．travel B．pass C．follow D．look45．A．cause B．course C．beginning D．branch46．A．sank B．fell C．happened D．remained47．A．strength B．time C．food D．money48．A．place B．bed C．board D．fire49．A．sighted B．smelled C．heard D．tasted50．A．kept B．poured C．picked D．stayed51．A．public B．order C．fear D．surprise52．A．for B．at C．on D．to53．A．if B．however C．although D．because54．A．passenger B．guide C．hero D．teacher55．A．recognized B．reported C．remembered D．realized第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）AItwasaveryhappyfamily.Thelifewasfairlywell-off.Father,Leopold,wasamusicmasterinAustria,Motherwaswarm-hearted.Thereweretwochildren,Marianne,aschoolgirl,andlittleWolfgang,achildnotquitefouryearsold.Mariannewaslearningtoplaythepiano,anddayafterdayLeopoldstoodbehindherasshepractised.Howpatientherfatherwas,andhowcleverlyheshowedMariannehowtoplaysomeparticularlydifficultpieces!Shewasmakingprogress,verygoodprogress,andthatwasexcellent.Andthere,almostlostinthebigchair,satWolfgang,whoneverhadtobetoldtokeepquietwhenMariannewaspractising.OneeveningatsunsetLeopoldpattedMarianne’sshoulder,sayingshehaddonewell.AtthatmomentWolfgangclimbedonhisfather’skneeandbeggedtobeallowedtoplaytheprettypieceMariannehadnowmastered.Whatajokethatwas!Pickinguphisbabyson,Leopoldlaughedandsaid,“lookatyoursmallhands.Youmustwait,littleman!”Therewasnoendoffunduringtea,andMariannehadtotellhermotheraboutWolfgangwantingtoplayadifficultpiece.Whenthemealwasfinished,Mariannehelpedtoclearawaythedishes,SuddenlyLeopoldgotup.“Listen!”saidheinasurprisedvoice.“Listen!”“Marianneisplayingthepiecebetterthanever!”ButMariannewaswashingdishesinthekitchen.Hiswifefollowing,Leopoldwalkedquietlyupstairs,thelampinonehand,hismusicbookintheother.Hepushedopenthedoor,andtherewaslittleWolfgangplayinginthedarkness.“Iloveit.”whisperedthechild.ItwasthebeginningofMozart’slifeofmusic.56．Wolfgangwasquietwhenhissisterpractisedthepianobecause. A．helikedhissister B．helovedmusic C．hedidn’tfeelwell D．hedidn’twanttomakeanoise57．Wolfgang’sfathertoldhimhecouldn’tplaythepianoyetbecause. A．hewastoosmall B．hissisterwastakinglessons C．hehadtohelphismother D．hehadtowaitforhissistertofinishpractising58．Attea-timethefamilyhad. A．nofun B．alittlefun C．alotoffun D．littlefun59．ShortlyafterteaLeopoldheardthemusicfromupstairs.Hewasastonishedbecause. A．Mariannehadneverplayedthepiecesobeautifully B．Mariannewaswashingdishesinthekitchen C．Wolfgangwasplayingbetterthanhissister D．WolfganglovedthepiecesomuchBTimeandtimeagain,onemaybewarned,“Yournamewillbemud.”Manyhaveusedtheexpressioninthemistakenbeliefthatithassomethingtodowiththekindofdirtfoundinthestreetsoronuncleanriverbottoms.ButtheexpressioncomesformthenameofDoctorSamuelAlexanderMudd,aphysicianwhofixedthebrokenlegofJohnWilkesBooth,themanwhokilledPresidentAbrahamLincoln.DoctorMuddtreatedBooth’sinjuredlegwithoutknowingwhohewas.AsmallgrouphelpedBoothtoplanLincoln’smurder.Theywereallcaughtandsentencedtodeathorprisonterms.DoctorMuddhadnothingtodowithLincoln’smurderorwithanyofthemenwhohadplannedit.Allseemedtoshowthathewasaninnocent（清白）man.ButhehadgivensomekindofhelponlytoleaveBoothtoescape.Thisinitselfwasacrime（犯罪）then.Andso,DoctorMuddwassentencedtoprisonforlife.Inprison,Doctorsavedmanyprisonersandguardsinayellowfeveroutbreak.PresidentAndrewJohnsonpardonedhimin1869,afterthedoctorhadspentalmostfouryearsinprison.TheAmericanpeopleconsideredthemurderofLincolnaheavyblowtothem.Itfilledthemwithbitternessthatlastedmanyyears.TheyhatedBoothvery,verymuchandtheyalsohatedanybodywhohadhelpedthemurdererinanyway.DoctorMuddwasfreed,butpeopleneverforgavehimandhisnamepassedintoAmericanfolkspeechassomethingbad,hateful.TheMuddfamilyhadalsosufferedalotbecauseofthenameuntilnotlongago.60．Thebesttitleforthistextis. A．AbrahamLincoln,theGreatPresidentfortheAmericanPeople B．YourNameWillbeMud C．SocialProblemsintheU.S.Aduringthe1860s D．61．DoctorSamuelAlexanderMuddwasputinprisonbecause. A．hehadhelpedBoothmurderLincoln B．theAmericanpeoplelovedAbrahamLincolndeeply C．hehadbrokentheAmericanlaw D．hehadn’treportedthefacttotheAmericangovernment62．Fromthelastparagrahitcanbeinferredthat. A．DoctorMuddhasrecentlybeensetfree B．DoctorMudd’sinnocence（无辜）wasdeclared C．therewillbemoreexpressionswithmud D．theAmericanpeoplehateanyonewhokillstheirpresident63．IfithadnotbeenforPresidentAndrewJohnson,DoctorMudd. A．wouldhavespenttherestofhislifeinprison B．wouldhavebeensentencedtofiveyear’sprisonlife C．wouldbethoughtofcrimeforever D．wouldsufferalotfromthenameCWHERETOSTAYINBOSWELLYOURGUIDETOOURBESTHOTELName/addreassNo.ofRoomsSingleDoubleSpecialAttractionsFIRSTHOTEL222EdwardRoadTel.414-6433120$25$35Air-conditionedrooms,Frechrestaurant,Nightclub,Swimming-pool,shops,CoffeeShops,Coffeeshopandbar,Telephone,RadioandTVineachroom,ClosetothecitycenterFAIRVIEWHOTEL129NorthRoadTel.591-562050$12$18Closetotheair-port,Telephoneineachroom,BarRestaurant,Garage,Swimming-pool.ORCHARDHOTEL233EdwardRoadTel.641—6646120$15$20FacingFirstHotel,Europeanrestaurant,Coffeeshop,Dry-cleaning,Shops,TV,Night-clubOSAKAHOTEL1264VenningRoadTel.643-8200180$30$50Air-conditionedrooms,JapaneseandChineserestaurants,Shops,Swimming-pool,Largegarden64．ThecheapestpriceofaroomforcoupleisininBoswell. A．$35;theFirstHotel B．$30;theOsakaHotel C．$18;theFairviewHotel D．$15;theOrchardHotel65．ThenumberoftheroomsinthebesthotelsinBoswellis A．120 B．470 C．450 D．24066．IfaJapanesetravelerlikestoeatinaFrenchrestaurant,istherightplaceforhimtogoto. A．233EdwardRoad B．1264VenningRoad C．222EdwardRoad D．129NorthRoad67．WhichhotelfacestheOrchardHotel? A．TheFirsHotel. B．TheOsakaHotel. C．TheFairviewHotel. D．NoHotel.DReflectingisaspecialkindofthinking.Inthefirstplace,it’sbothactiveandcontrolled.Whenideaspassaimlesslythroughyourhead,thatisnotreflection.Whensomeonetellsyouastoryanditsuddenlybringstomindsomethingthathappenedtoyou,thatisnotreflectioneither.Reflectingmeansfocusing（集中）yourattention.Itmeansweighing（权衡）,considering,choosing.Supposeyou’regoinghome,andwhenyougetthereyouturntheknob,thedooropensandyoustepin.Gettingintoyourhomedoesnotrequirereflection.Butnowsupposethatwhenyouturntheknob,thedoordoesnotopen.Togetintothehouse,somereflectingisinorder.Youhavetothinkaboutwhatyouaregoingtodo.Youhavetoimaginepossibilitiesandconsiderchoices.TheSecondwaythatreflectingisdifferentformsomeotherkindsofthinkingisthatit’spersistent.Itrequirescontinuouseffort.Supposeyou’restilltryingtogetthroughyourfrontdoor.Youcheckyourpocketforthekey.Youwalkaroundthehouselookingforanopenwindow.Yougotoaphonetocallafamilymemberwhohasakey.Suchbehavior（行为）isproof（证据）ofpersistentreflectivethinking.Andifsomeoneasksyouwhatyouaredoing,youmaysaythatyouaretryingtofigureouthowtogetintoyourhouse.Butsuppose,instead,yougotoanearbyrecordstoreandlookthroughthenewrecords.Ifsomeoneasksyouwhatyouaredoingandyousaythatyouaretryingtofigureouthowtogetintoyourhouse,thatwillnotmakesense.Youareonlyreflectionaslongasyousticktotheproblemortask.Thethirdwaythatreflectionisdifferentfromsomeotherkindsofthinkingisthatit’scareful.Itaimsatmakingsense.Thisdoesn’tmeanthatreflectingcannotbeimaginative.Agreatdealofreflectioncouldgointowritingascience-fictionstoryaboutpeoplewhocanmovethroughtsolidobjects.Theabilitytowalkthroughwallscouldmakesenseinascience-fictionstory.Butitwouldn’tmakemuchsenseintryingtogetthroughyourlockedfrontdoor.Suchimaginingwouldbeakindofthinking,butitwouldnotbereflection.68．Accordingtothepassage,reflectingis. A．notakindofthinkingbutanaction B．givingallyourattentiontofiguringoutsomething C．bringingtomindsomethingthathappenedtoyou D．lettingideaspassquicklythroughyourhead69．Ifyoudon’ttakeyourkeywithyoufromwork,whichofthefollowingdoesnotshowreflecting? A．Yougothroughtheopenwindow B．Youtelephoneyourfamilymember C．Yougotothenearbyrecordstore. D．Youaskthepolicemanforhelp70．Theunderlinedword“persistent”probablymeans. A．existing B．continuing C．trying D．imagining71．Whichofthefollowingisthedifferencebetweenthinkingandreflecting? A．Reflectingtakesmoretimethanthinking. B．Reflectingismoreimportantthanthinking C．Reflectingisakindofmoreimaginativethinking D．ReflectingisakindofdeeperthinkingEBrazil（巴西）hasbecomeoneofthedevelopingworld’sgreatsuccessatreducingpopulationgrowth-butmorebyaccidentthandesign.WhilecountriessuchasIndiahavemadejointeffortstoreducebetterresultwithoutreallytrying,saysGeorgeMartineatHarvard.Brazil’spopulationgrowthratehasdroppedfrom2.99%ayearbetween1951and1960to1.93%ayearbetween1981and1990,andBrazilianwomennowhaveonly2.7childrenonaverage.Martinesaysthisfiguremayhavefallenstillfurthersince1990,andachievementthatmakesittheenvyofmanyotherThirdWorldcountries.Martineputsitdownto,amongotherthings,soapoperas（通俗电视连续剧）andinstallment（分期付款）plansintroducedinthe1970s.Bothplayedanimportant,althoughindirect,roleinloweringthebirthrate.Brazilisoneoftheworld’sbiggestproducersofsoapoperas.Globe,Brazil’smostpopulartelevisionnetwork,showsthreehoursofsoapssixnightsaweek,whilethreeothersshowatleastonehouranight.Mostsoapsarebasedonwealthycharacterslivingthehighlifeinbigcities.“Althoughtheyhaveneverreallytriedtoworkinamessagetowardstheproblemsofreproduction（生育）,theydescribemiddleandupperclassvalues-notmanychildren,differentattitudestowardssex.womenworking,”saysMartine.“TheysentthisideatoallpartsofBrazilandmakepeopleknowotherpatternsofbehaviourandothervalues,whichwereputintoaveryattractivepackage.”Meanwhile,theinstallmentplanstriedtoencouragethepoortobecomeconsumers（消费者）.“Thisledtoanenormouschangeinconsumption（消费）patternsandconsumptionwasincompatible（不相容的）withunlimitedreproduction,”saysMartin.72．Accordingtothepassage,Brazilhasreduceditspopulationgrowth. A．byeducatingitscitizens B．bycarefulfamilyplanning C．bydevelopingTV programes D．bychance73．Accordingtothepassage,manyThirdWorldcountries. A．haven’sgivenmuchimportancetobirthcontrol B．wouldsoonjoinBrazilincontrollingtheirbirthrate C．haven’tyetfoundaneffectivemethodtocontroltheirpopulation D．paidlittleattentiontotheroleofTVplaysinfamilyplanning74．SoapoperashavehelpedinloweringBrazil’sbirthratebecause. A．theykeeppeoplesittinglonghourswatchingTV B．theyhavegraduallychangedpeople’swayoflife. C．Peoplearedrawntotheirattractivepackage D．Theypopularizebirthcontrolmethods75．WhatisMartine’sconclusionaboutBrazil’spopulationgrowth? A．Theincreaseinbirthratewillencourageconsumption B．Theneedforconsumptionhelpstoreducebirthrate. C．Consumptionpatternsandreproductionpatternsarecontradictory（矛盾的）. D．Acountry’sproductionislimitedbyitspopulationgrowth.第二卷（共35分）第四部分：写（共两节，满分35分）第一节短文改错（共10小题，每小题1分；满分10分）此题要求改正所给短文中的错误。对标有题号的每一行做出判断；如无错误，在右边横线上画一个勾（√）；如有错误（每行只有一个错误），则按下列情况改正：此行多一个词：把多余的词用斜线（/）划掉，在该行右边横线上写上该词，并也用斜线划掉。此行缺一个词：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（^），在该行右边横线上写上该加的词。此行错一个词：在错的词下划一横线，在该行右边横线上写出改正后的词。注意：原行没有错误的请不要改。ItwasveryfinewhileIgotupearlylastSundaymorning. 76．SoIdecidedtogoforawalkandtooksomephotosinthe 77．beautifulcountry.Afterbreakfast,Icarriedmycamerawith 78．meandsetoff.Everythingwentsmooth.Ienjoyedmytrip 79．somuchthatIdidn’trealizetheweatherhadbeenturned 80．bad.Ibegantorunanditwastoolate.Iwascaught 81．bytherainandwaswetthrough.Ikeptonrunninguntil 82．Igettoabusstop.Istoodtherewaitingalongtimeforthebus 83．shivering（颤抖）withcold.ShortlybeforeIgothome,I 84．hadhighfever,whichmademestayinbedforawholeweek! 85．第二节：书面表达（满分25分）一位中学生在班级就校服问题进行了调查，下面是对部分学生调查统计表，请参照该表写一篇题为“SurveyonSchoolUniform”的报告。GroupsOpinionsPercentageReasonsALike60很帅，颜色好，表明身份，整洁平等，不赶时髦BDislike30不舒服，不好看，过时，颜色样式单调CNoidea10注意：1内容全面，可以适当增减细节，使内容连贯。2词数100左右。参考答案1—5CBACA6—10ABABB11—15ACCBA16—20CABBC21—25BABCA26—30BCDAC31—35ABBCC36—40CABCC41—45ADBCB46—50BADAB51—55DACCC56—60BACAB61—65BCACB66—70CABCB71—75DDCBB76．While→when77．took→take78．√79．smooth→smoothly80．去掉been81．and→but 82．by→in83．get→got84．before→after85．had后加aIdidasurveyaboutourshooluniform.Iaskedgroupsofmyclassmateswhattheythinkaboutouruniform.Themajoritylikeit.20%ofthemsayitisveryfashionableandthecolourisnice.30%thinkitneatandtidyandsymbolforstudents.Insomestudents’opinion,whenwewearourschooluniforms,wefeelequalandnoneedtofollowthefashion.Othersdon’tliketheschooluniform.Someofthemfeelituncomfortableandthecolourtoodull.Someconsideritold-fashioned.Intheeyesofothers,itsstyleisverysimple.Theresthavenoideaaboutit.上海市十校2021学年第一学期高三英语考试试卷2021年12月参加学校：南模、复兴、上外、复旦附中、延安、华师大二附中、上海曙光、上师大附中、交大附中、向明第I卷（共105分）I.ListeningComprehensionSectionADirections InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1. A.At19:15 B.At19:20 C.At19:30 D.At20:052. A.$1,850 B.$1,900 3. A.Theman’sdaughter B.Theman’sson C.Theman’swife D.Themanhimself4. A.Seeingamovie B.Liningfortickets C.Findingacafé D.Havingadrink5. A.Joesurvivedthecaraccident. B.Joewasbadlyhurtintheaccident. C.Joe’scarwasslightlydamaged.D.Joe’scarwasknockedbyothers.6. A.Thetitleiseye-catching B.Thebookisboring. C.Thetitleismisleading D.Thebookiswonderful.7. A.Shedidbetterinthedrivingtest. B.Sheeasilygetsnervous. C.Shewasafraidoftakingexams. D.Shedidn’tpractisemuch.8. A.Hehasacorrectattitudetowardstheexam. B.Heoftenfailsschoolexams C.Hesurprisedthemanbyfailingtheexam. D.Hedoesn’twanttofinishhighschool.9. A.Hemadeanappointmentforthewoman.B.Hewenttothedentist’slastweek. C.Thewomanforgottomakeanappointment.D.Thewomanshouldhavegonetothedentistearlier.10. A.Shedoesn’tlikethetopic. B.Hemadefewermistakesthistime. C.There’retoomanyspellingmistakes. D.Thereportdoesn’tkeeptothepoint.

Section BDirections InsectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassages,andyouwillbeaskedthreequestionsoneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.

Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage

11. A.Tohidehiscowbehindatree. B.Tolookforsomeonetohelphim. C.Tofindthestrongestmaninthetown. D.Tohelpsomepeopleofhisowntown.12. A.Heknewtherewasmoneyunderthestone.B.Theoldmanpromisedtorewardhim. C.Hefearedothersinthetownmightfallonit. D.Nooneelsewasstrongenoughtomoveit.13. A.Apersonwhoisreadytohelpdeserveshelp. B.Oneshouldcatcheverygoodchance. C.Thoseweakandpoorpeopledeservehelp. D.Helaughsbestwholaughslast.

Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingspeech

14.A.Shecouldneverovercomedifficulties. B.Shehadproblemswithotherchildren.C.Shehadtroublecommunicatingwithothers. D.Shesufferedfromseverelearningdisability.15. A.Apersonwhoseexperiencecaninspireothers B.Apersonwitharemarkablememory C.Apersonwhohasabetterunderstanding D.Apersonwithspecialeducation16. A.Alwayslistentodoctor’sadvice. B.Nevergiveupinfaceofdifficulties. C.Alwaysgetencouragementfromothers. D.Nevercompareyourselfwithothers.

SectionCDirections InsectionC,youwillheartwolongerconversations.Eachconversationwillbereadtwice.Afteryouheartheconversation,youarerequiredtofillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.Writeyouranswersonyouranswersheet.

Blanks17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation

BookingaTicketThenameoftheopera____17____KingThedayoftheperformanceNext____18____evening.Thenumberofthetickets____19_____Theamountofmoneytopay____20_____Completetheform.WriteONEWORDforeachanswer.

Blanks21through24arebasedonthefollowingconversation

Whatdoesthemancomplainabout?Thequalityof____21____

Whatistheproblem?The___22___alwaysgetsblack.

Whereistherepaircentre?Onthe7thFloor,____2