河南省名校联盟2024-2025学年高三上学期1月期末英语试题（含解析含听力原文无音频）

高三英语考生注意：1．本试卷分选择题和非选择题两部分。满分150分，考试时间120分钟。2．答题前，考生务必用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔将密封线内项目填写清楚。3．考生作答时，请将答案答在答题卡上。选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑；非选择题请用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔在答题卡上各题的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效，在试题卷、草稿纸上作答无效。4．本卷命题范围：高考范围。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）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选项。听完每段对话后，你都有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。例:Howmuchistheshirt?A．£19.15． B．£9.18． C．£9.15.答案是C。1．Howdoesthemansound?A．Proud. B．Sad. C．Anxious.2．Howmuchdoesapiecostnow?A．$4． B．$6． C．$10.3．Whatwastheweatherlikeyesterday?A．Sunny. B．Cloudy. C．Rainy.4．Whatdoesthemanlikeplayingontheweekend?A．Badminton. B．Tennis. C．Football.5．Whatcanweknowaboutthewoman?A．Shereadswithglasses. B．Sheisnearsighted. C．Shedoesn’tlikeswimming.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6．Whatistheman’ssuggestionforthehomepage?A．Makingthetextsmaller. B．Addingbiggerpictures. C．Reducingsomecolor.7．Whatwillthemando?A．Designanewhomepage.B．Visitthewoman’smanager.C．Makeacall.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8．WhobroughtnoodlestotheWest?A．Europeantraders. B．Chinesebusinessmen. C．Italianofficers.9．Wheredidthepancakeprobablyoriginate?A．InFrance. B．InChina. C．InGreece.10．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Foodhistory. B．Theworldculture. C．Somecookingskills.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11．Whatisabigissuecurrentlyinthespeakers’country?A．Theforestfire. B．Thewildlifehabitatloss. C．Thedrought.12．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Inapark. B．Inaforest. C．Inanoffice.13．Whatisneededdoingurgently?A．Rebuildingthepark. B．Raisingmoney. C．Creatingapolicy.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14．Whichuniversityhasthemandecidedtostudyat?A．DukeUniversity. B．King’sCollegeLondon. C．JohnsHopkinsUniversity.15．Whatledthewomantodecidetomajorinmedicine?A．Herrelativesandparents’advice.B．Herdesiretobenearherhome.C．Hervolunteerworkexperience.16．Whenwasthemanadmittedintoascholarshipprogram?A．Eightmonthsago. B．Fivemonthsago. C．Fourmonthsago.17．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Teacherandstudent. B．Classmates. C．Fatheranddaughter.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18．Whatdoesthespeaker’steamfocuson?A．Historicaldigging. B．Children’sdevelopment. C．Promotingcharity.19．WhatdoesthespeakersayaboutherresearchinXi’an?A．Itwashermostexcitingproject.B．Itmadeherteamthemostuniqueone.C．Ithelpedherteamfindtheancientstatues.20．Whatwillthelistenersdonext?A．Donatesomemoney. B．Listentoascienceexpert. C．Talktothespeaker.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AResearchAssistantsWantedOurorganization,theRoyalCollegeofPaediatricsandChildHealth（RCPCH）,iswantingTENresearchassistantsforourChildrenandYoungPeople’sEngagementTeam.Wehaveover23,000membersandfellows,andemployaround200people,mostofwhomworkinourLondonofficeinHolborn.BasicInformationWorkLocationLondonWC1andhome-basedSalary£3,500permonthplusexcellentbenefitsWorkinghours35hoursperweekResponsibilities:●Youareresponsibleforprovidingvitalsupporttoadynamicteamworkingwithchildren,youngpeopleandparentsallovertheUK.You’reresponsibleforprovidingtheanalysisofviews,voicesandexperiencesofchildren,youngpeopleandtheirfamiliesinrelationtochildhealthtopics.●Takingresponsibilityforperformingliteraturesearchesandtheproductionofreviewsoftheliteraturetosupportthedeliveryofengagementprojects,you’llcriticallyreviewreportsproducedbypeers（同行）,academicsandotheragencies.Requirements:●Youhavetohaveadegreequalifiedandhaverelevantexperienceinsocialormedicalscience,statistics.●Youshouldhaveexperienceofproducingandpresentinghigh-qualitywrittenreportsandpromotionalinformationsuitableforarangeofaudiences.●Youshouldhaveexperienceofanalyzingmixeddatasets,includingcarryingoutliteraturereviews,andapplyingproperadvancedmethods.●Youhavetobegoodatdealingwithvariousproblems,especiallybeingabletounderstandanddiscusscomplexproblemsaroundchildhealthandhealth-relatedstatistics.Otherinformation:●TheCollegeoperatesamodernworkingpolicy,soourcoworkersworkintheofficeforatleast40%overafour-weekcycleandtheresttimefromhome.●Thisroleisofferedaseitherasix-monthfixed-termcontractforfull-timehours,orasapart-timefixed-termcontractuntil31December2025.21．Whataretheresearchassistantsexpectedtodo?A．Cooperatewithotheragencies. B．Analyzedataaboutchildhealth.C．Voicetheiropinionsonpolicies. D．Writeliteratureworksforchildren.22．Whatisarequirementfortheapplicants?A．Adegreeinliteratureandart. B．Richexperienceinspecialcare.C．Anetworkoftheaudience. D．Goodproblem-solvingability.23．Whatdoweknowabouttheposition?A．Itsworkingpolicyisflexible. B．Itssalaryisthehighestlocally.C．Itsworkinghoursistoolong. D．Itscontractcanbechangedeasily.BKarenKeechSwerlingworkedinHollywoodasacostumedesignerforthreedecades.Sheandherhusbandwerelookingforachangeofpaceinretirement,soeightyearsagotheytradedtheirhouseinMalibuforanearly1900sVictorianinRichmond’smuseumdistrict.Swerlingturnedthebasementintoastudioforhernonprofitorganization,RichmondReallySews!,andsheofferedfreeclassestoanyonecrazyaboutsewing.Swerlingsaid,“Peoplechatwhilethey’resewingandbecomefriends—Iloveit.Sewingallowsustoexpresswherewecomefromandhowwefeel.Wecan’tdothatifwegotothestore.”MembersofRichmondReallySews!arepeopleofdifferentbackgrounds.EverySaturdayafternoon,theygatheraround30workstationswithdifferentsewingmachines.OnNov.2nd,theyshowcasedtheirworkattheirannualfundraiser,RichmondFrocktails,afashionshowfeaturingtheirhandmadecreations.WhileSwerlingdonateshertimeandtalent,shereliesonmoneyraisedattheeventtocoversewingmachinemaintenanceandsupplies.Inthespring,thegroupwenttoNewYorkCity,wheretheyencounteredfamousfabricdesignersatElliottBermanandMetroTextiles.WhentheyreturnedtoRichmond,theyreceivedasurprise:a60-poundboxoffabricsfromElliottBerman.“They’resustainablefabricsfromFranceandItalyandreallyhigh-endfabrics,”Swerlingsaid.SwerlingsaysshelovessharingherknowledgeasawayofhonoringtheteachersatCalifornia’sLongBeachCityCollege,whereshemetasignificantteacher,AliciaAnnas,whohelpedherresearchthebusinessandintroducedhertofriendsinHollywood.Swerling’sfirstprojectwas“Esperanza”withtheAmericanFilmInstitutein1982．Thoughunpaid,theworkmadeherknownandbroughtherintotheclothingindustrysothatshewasabletogoontodesignthecostumesforTheMunstersTodayseriesandthemovieFarNorth.Overthenext33years,shedesignedcostumesformajorfeaturefilmsandTVshows.Despitehercareersuccess,Swerlingsaysshefeelsthemostfulfilledtoday,passingonherskillstoothersandkeepingtheartofsewingalive.24．WhatdoesSwerlingsayaboutsewing?A．Itcurespeopleoftheirbadhabits. B．Ithelpsthosewithmentalproblems.C．Itincreasesherfamily’sincome. D．Itenlargespeople’ssocialcircle.25．WhyisRichmondFrocktailsheldeveryyear?A．Tocollectfundsfortheorganization. B．Toattractmorephysicaldonations.C．Topopularizetheconceptofsewing. D．Toexpandtheorganization’sbusiness.26．HowdoesSwerlingprobablyfeelaboutAliciaAnnas?A．Regretful. B．Annoyed. C．Grateful. D．Scared.27．HowdidEsperanzaimpactSwerling?A．Itmadeherfamousworldwide. B．Ithelpedherbreakintotheclothingindustry.C．Itearnedheralotofmoney. D．Itintroducedhertomanyfabricdesigners.CDeeplyrootedintheoraltraditionsofindigenous（土著的）communities,indigenousstoriescarrygreatsignificance.Suchstoriesoftenconveymorallessons,societalnormsandthesharedwisdomofthecommunity.Throughthesestories,theyoungergenerationslearnabouttheirancestors,thestrugglestheyfacedandthesuccesstheyachieved.Thisdevelopsasenseofcontinuity,strengtheningthestructureofindigenoussocieties.Moreover,bylisteningtoandretellingthesestories,communitymemberscontributetothesurvivalofindigenouslanguages.Indigenousstoriesserveaswindowsintothedifferentculturesworldwide.Eachstoryisauniqueexpressionofacommunity’sworldview,shapedbyitshistory,environmentandspiritualbeliefs.Throughthesestories,wegainadeeperappreciationforthedifferentwayspeopleviewtheworld.Andbytellingtheirstories,indigenouspeoplesinviteotherstolookintotheirtraditions,developingempathy（共情）andpromotingamoreinterconnectedworldwheredifferentculturesarecelebratedandrespected.Manyindigenousstoriesexplorethemesofcreationandtheinterconnectednessofthespiritualandmaterialfields.Throughthesetales,individualsfindasenseofpurposeandconnectiontosomethinggreaterthanthemselves.Indigenousstoriesprovidestoriesofovercomingchallenges,ofnotgivingupinthefaceofhardship,andoftheinterconnectednessthatcombinescommunitiestogether.Inthisway,storytellingpromoteshealingonbothindividualandcommunallevels.Whileindigenousstoriesareofgreatimportance,theircontinuationisthreatened.Forexample,theimpactofmodernizationhasdisturbedtraditionalstorytellingpractices.Theuseofindigenousstoriesforcommercialpurposesalsohurtstheirauthenticity（真实性）.Fortunately,despitethesechallenges,there’sagrowingglobalrecognitionoftheneedtopreserveandreinstateindigenousstories.Languagerestorationprogramsplayanimportantroleinpreservingindigenousstories.Theyfocusonteachingandbringingendangeredlanguagesback,whichhelpsoralstoriespassdown.Cooperativeprojectsbetweenindigenouscommunitiesandexternalpartners,suchasresearchersandstorytellers,contributetotherecordandpreservationoforaltraditions.Digitalplatforms,podcasts,andinteractivemediaprovideopportunitiestoshareindigenousstorieswithaglobalaudience,raisingawarenessabouttheimportanceofindigenousstorytelling.28．Whatcanbelearnedaboutindigenousstoriesfromparagraph2?A．Theypromotecross-cultureunderstanding. B．Theyimproveourabilitytotellstories.C．Theyteachpeoplehowtoliveworldwide. D．Theyareasymbolofwisdomandspirits.29．Whatdoindigenousstoriesmeanforpeopleintrouble?A．Signsofidentity. B．Sourcesofstrength.C．Meansofsurvival. D．Formsofpleasure.30．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“reinstate”inparagraph4mean?A．Learn. B．Adapt. C．Interpret. D．Restore.31．Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?A．Waystosharestorieswiththeaudience. B．Impactsoftheinteractivemassmedia.C．Effortstopreserveindigenousstories. D．Attitudestowardspassingdownstories.DEverythingincluding3DprintersisbiggerinTexas.TheLoneStarStatewillsoonbethesiteoftheworld’sfirst3D-printedhotel,ElCosmico,whichhasbegunconstructioninthedesertnorthofMarfa.Photosofthesiteshowalarge46.5-foot-wideand15.5-foot-tall3Dprinterlayingsand-coloredmaterialontothefoundations,creatingsand-coloredwalls.Thismachine,calledtheVulcan,wascreatedbyTexas-based3DprintingandroboticscompanyICON.TheprojectisacooperationbetweenLizLambert,ElCosmico’sowner,ICONandarchitectsatBjarkeIngelsGroup.LambertwantstoexpandtheexistingElCosmicohotel,adding43newunitsand18homesonanew40-acreland.Modelimagesofthehotel’sinsidepartshowcreamwallsandroundedwoodensurfacesfullofcolorsthatreflectthesurroundingdesert.Inadditiontothehotel,ElCosmicowillincludeseveral3D-printedhomes,whicharenowpricedfor$2.29million.It’sreportedthatthehotelunitswillcostbetween$200and$450pernight.Thestructures’wallsaremadeofaconcretecalled“lavacrete”,aparticularlow-carbonmaterialcreatedbyICON,whichhasacompressive（压力的）strengthof2,000to3,500poundspersquareinch.ICONwasfoundedin2018,anditstechnologyhassincebeenusedtobuild3D-printedhomesinTexasandMexico.Besidesprintinghousesandhotels,afewyearsago,ICONbuiltMarsDuneAlpha,a3D-printedenvironmentthatcopiedconditionsontheRedPlanet’ssurface.In2022,thecompanygota$57millioncontractfortheirProjectOlympus,whichisexploringwaystobuild3D-printedstructuresonthemoonusinglocallyavailablematerials.BackonEarth,this3D-printingtechnologyhasthepotentialtohelpdealwithAmerica’saffordablehousingproblem.In2020,ICONconstructedseveralhousesfortheCommunityFirst!VillageinAustin,aprogramforpeopleexperiencinghomelessness.Inthefuture,theexpansionofElCosmicomayincludeaffordablehousingforhotelstaff.Lambertsaidtheseplanswere“inthebackground”butstillmovingforward.Constructiononthenewhotelisscheduledtoconcludein2026.32．Whatisafeatureofthe3D-printedhotel?A．Itisoutofplacefromthesurroundings. B．It’stheresultofasinglecompany’seffort.C．Itiseco-friendlyaswellasstrong. D．Itissurroundedbywoodenhouses.33．Whatistheauthor’spurposeinmentioningMarsDuneAlpha?A．ToillustrateICON’sstrongtechnology. B．Topushtheprotectionoftheenvironment.C．Torecommendahigh-endprintedhotel. D．Tourgepeopletolearn3D-printedstructures.34．WhatisICON’stechnologyintendedtodo?A．Printfoodforthehomeless. B．Offerhotelstaffchancestotravel.C．Createsmartrobotsinspace. D．AddressAmerica’shousingcrisis.35．Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?A．ICON:Leadingin3D-PrintingTechnology B．ElCosmico:ALargeHotelBeing3D-PrintedC．HousingCrisis:ABigIssueinAmerica D．ICON’sLavacrete:ChangingConstruction第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Thehistoryofself-publishingdatesbacktothecreationofthemovabletypeprintingpress.Around1439,GermaninventorJohannesGutenbergintroducedthistechnologyinEurope.Beforethis,bookswerecopied.Theprintingpressallowedforthemassproductionofbooks,makingitpracticalforindividualstopublishtheirownworks.Atfirst,self-publishingwasn’tcommon.36Bythe18thcentury,famousindividualslikeBenjaminFranklinpublishedworkslikePoorRichard’sAlmanack,showingthepotentialandinfluenceofself-publishing.Withthearrivalofdigitaltechnology,self-publishinghasexperiencedarevolution（革新）.Print-on-demandservices,pioneeredbycompanieslikeXlibrisandAuthorHouse,appearedinthelate1990s.37ThelaunchofAmazon’sKindleDirectPublishing（KDP）broughtanothersignificantchange.KDPmadeiteasyforauthorstopublishe-booksandreachaglobalaudience.Theshiftfromphysicalbookstoe-booksmarksoneofthekeymomentsinself-publishing.38Withthehelpofonlineplatforms,authorscanuploadmanuscripts（稿件）andmakethemavailabletomillionsofreadersalmostimmediately.SocialmediaplatformslikeTwitterandFacebookhavebecomenecessarytoolsforself-publishedauthors.39What’smore,authorplatformshavealsoappeared,providingresourcesandnetworkstosupportself-publishingefforts.40Enhancedlayoutsoftwareanddesigntoolsmakeiteasierforauthorstocreatepolishedbookswithoutextensiveskills.AItoolsarechanginghowauthorsedittheirmanuscripts.Thisenablesfasterproductionandhigherquality.Overall,self-publishingisdevelopingrapidlywithnewtechnologicaladvancements.A．E-booksallowauthorstopublishtheirworkquickly.B．However,theseedswereplantedforfuturegrowth.C．Authorsprintedbooksasneededwiththeseservices.D．Newauthorshavemoreopportunitiesnowthanever.E．Marketingiscriticalforthesuccessofself-publishedbooks.F．Nowadaysdigitaltechnologyistransformingself-publishing.G．Writerscanmarkettheirbooksdirectlytoreadersthroughthem.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。OnJuly22nd,JasperNationalPark,Canadawitnessedanincredibleactofheroism.ColleenKnull,an18-year-oldvolunteerfirefighter,took41toevacuate（疏散）16peoplefromawildfire,despitebeingoffdutyfromhersummerjobatJasperLodge.Withlessthanayearoffirefightingexperience,Knull’sinstincts（本能）42whenshenoticedsmokerisingfromthemountainside.Beforetheofficialevacuationorder,she43guestsatthecampandthenrealizedanearbyhikercampgroundwasunawareofthe44.Soshewalkedfiveminutesupthetrackandthen45toevacuateeverybodyoutofthatarea.Knullgathered16hikersfora46four-hourhikethroughdangerousterrain（地形）.RebeccaTocher.oneofthehikers,describedthedangerous47,“Therewasintensesmokeandashfallingconstantly.”Despitethechallenges,Knull’s48remainedfirm.“Shewasanamazingleader,makingsureeveryonewasworkingtogether,”Tocheradded.Knull’s49withtheareaandfirefightingtrainingprovedcrucial.She50arecenttripupthetrackwhere67logshadbeencuttoclearthepath,whichledhertosafety.51.Knulldroveall16individualsoutoftheevacuationzoneinherpickuptruck.Herquickactionandbravery52everyone’ssafety,earningwidespreadpraise.Knull’s53wassimpleyetverygreat,“IdiditbecauseIknewI’dwanttogohomeandIwantedsomebodytheretohelp.”Herheroicactions54thepowerofquickthinkingand55inthefaceofdanger.41．A．turns B．action C．notes D．pride42．A．kickedin B．stoodup C．tookoff D．paidoff43．A．recognized B．prohibited C．warned D．praised44．A．program B．conflict C．trend D．danger45．A．hesitated B．proceeded C．agreed D．afforded46．A．tiring B．similar C．skillful D．boring47．A．operations B．projects C．conditions D．campaigns48．A．memory B．relief C．principle D．leadership49．A．popularity B．familiarity C．interaction D．communication50．A．recalled B．missed C．enjoyed D．demonstrated51．A．Occasionally B．Frequently C．Randomly D．Ultimately52．A．measured B．valued C．ensured D．recorded53．A．demand B．motivation C．character D．challenge54．A．limit B．gain C．reflect D．share55．A．selflessness B．reputation C．privilege D．target第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。AnewstudybyresearchersfromtheUniversityofToronto,HangzhouNormalUniversityandHarvardUniversityhasfoundthat56（simple）expressingtrustinyoungchildrencanpromotetheirhonesty.Conductedthrough57seriesoffieldexperimentswith328kindergarteners,theinternationalstudywasintendedtoknowwhetherchildrenwerelesslikelytocheatinasimpletestofcountingaccuracyiftheadult58（direct）thetesthadpreviouslyconveyedhertrustinthem.Theresultsshowedthatwhenadultstrustedchildrentohelpwithsmalltasks,suchasholdingtheirhousekeys,and59（express）thattheywouldtrusttheminthefuture,thechildrenweresignificantlylesslikelytocheatonasubsequenttestcomparedtochildren60weren’tgivensuchtrustmessages.“Wewereastonishedbyhowpowerfulaneffectasimpleexpressionoftrusthad61children’ssubsequenthonestywas,”saidProfessorLiZhaoofHangzhouNormalUniversity.“Itseemsthatevenatayoungage,childrenunderstandthevalueoftrustandarewillingtobehavemorehonestlyinresponsetofeeling62（trust）.”Notonlydothefindingshaveimportanttheoreticalimplications,buttheyalsooffer63（practice）guidancetohelpparentsandeducatorsindevelopingmoralcharacterfromanearlyage.“64（we）resultspointtothepromiseofusingtrustratherthanthreatsorpunishment65（develop）goodqualitiesinchildren,”saidDr.Zhao.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）明天的英语课轮到你作主题发言，请你以“中国神舟19号飞船（Shenzhou-19spacecraft）发射成功”为主题写一篇发言稿，内容包括：1．发射时间：2024年10月30日4时27分；2．你的感想。注意：1．写作词数应为80个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Goodmorning,everyone,I’mexcitedtosharewithyouthesuccessfullaunchofChina’sShenzhou-19spacecraft.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thankyou!第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Thesidedoorofthesmallaircraftwasopenedwide,andthewindrushedthroughthecargohold（货仓）.Packedtightlywerefourteensilentpeople.Twoofthemweremyadultchildren.Holdingthemselvesperfectlystill,theystaredoutattheendlesssky.Whenwereachedaheightof4,300feet,myson’sfaceturnedpaleashecarefullyinchednexttotheopening,leaned（倾斜）sideways,andfelloutoftheairplane.SomethingwentcoldinmyheartwhenIrealizedhewasgone.But,onlysecondslater,instructionswerebeingbarked,andmydaughtersuddenlyappearedinthesamespacejustoccupiedbymyson.Sheseemedalittlenervousandthenfellawayintothewildblueskyafterherbrother.Foraquickmoment,adesperatefearovercameme,andIwonderedifthatwasthelasttimeIwouldseethemandwhethertheywouldlandsafely.ButthethoughtsoonpassedasIfeltastrongpullonmypackandwasmovedintopositionbyourinstructor.Withabigbirthdayapproaching,twoofmyadultchildrenhadchosentosurprisemewithanunforgettableway.I’dwantedtochickenoutoncewereachedtheairport,butwhenIheardawomancelebratingherfiftiethweddinganniversarydecidedtoskydive,IthoughtthatIhadthecouragetodoit,too.Thewindblewlouderaswewentupfurther,eachsecondfeelinglikeaneternity（永生）.Myheartpoundedinmychestquickly.Belowme,theworldseemedsodistant,apatchworkofgreenfieldsandshiningwater.AsIwatchedmychildrendisappearintothevastness,apartofmewantedtoscream,topullthembackintothesafetyoftheaircraft.Butanotherpart,adeeperpart,understoodtheexcitementtheysoughtandthefreedomtheyhadalthoughtheywereafraidbeforeskydiving.注意：1．续写词数应为150个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Theinstructor’svoiceshoweditwasmyturn.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________MysonanddaughterrushedtomewhenIlanded.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________高三英语参考答案、提示及评分细则听力部分录音稿（Text1）W:Didyougettheresultsoflastweek’sschoolelection,dear?M:Isuredid!Iwaschosentobepresidentofourschool’sstudentcommunity!W:Goodjob,George!Youdeservethisposition!（Text2）W:Excuseme.Arethesecherrypiesonsale?M:Yes.Weusuallysellpiesfor$10each,butrightnow,we’reofferingadiscountof$4oneverything.（Text3）W:It’salovelyday,isn’tit?M:Yes,indeed.It’smuchbetterthantherainydayyesterday.W:What’stheweatherforecastfortomorrow?M:Itsaysitwillbenicemostofthetime.Buttherewillbeafewcloudsintheafternoon.（Text4）M:Whatdoyoudoontheweekend?W:Ilikeplayingtennisinthepublicpark.Iplaytennistwiceaweek.Ialsoliketoplaybadminton.Howaboutyou?M:Iseldomplaytennis.Ipreferfootballandbasketball.（Text5）M:Iknowyouliketoswim.Howcanyouswimwithglasses?W:Forswimming,Idon’tuseglasses.Iamfar-sighted.Ionlyneedthemforreading.（Text6）M:Angel,whatareyoumakingonyourcomputer?W:Justadesignforthissite’shomepage.Ithinkthecurrentstylelooksabitboring.HowshouldImakeitmorelively?M:Maybeyoucantrytoaddmorecoloraswellasbiggertextandpictures.ButI’mamarketingmanager,notadesigner.So,maybeyoushouldasksomeoneelse.W:Sure,butthanksforyourhelp.Thisisthemostcomplicatedpartofmywork,althoughoverall,myjobisveryexcitingandhaslotsoffun.M:Mypleasure.Youandtheotherwebsitedesignersaresovaluabletoourcompany.W:Thanks,Mr.Grant!M:Noproblem.Now,shouldIcallyourmanagertoassistyouwiththisdesign?W:Sure,that’dbegreat.（Text7）W:IlovethefamousItaliandishes—pasta.M:Me,too.Butdoyouknowitscountryoforigin?W:Italy,ofcourse!M:Actually,storiesshowthatItaliantradersmighthavegottenthisfoodfromChina.NoodleswereintroducedtoEuropeantraderswhovisitedChina.AndtheybroughtthisChinesecuisinetotheWest!W:Whichotherfoodshavesurprisingorigins?M:Many!CountrieslikeFrance,America,andChinamadetheirpancakestylesworld-famous.Batthisfamousdish’soriginmightbeGreece.W:Whataboutsausages?M:Oh,sausagesarethemostdeliciousfoodAndGermanymakessomeofthebestaround.ButthisfoodislikelyfromtheMiddleEast.W:Wow!Youknowalotaboutfoodhistory.M:I’machef.Butsomeday,Ihopetoexploretheworldwithmyparentsanddiscoverevenmore.（Text8）M:Therearefivetimesmoreclimate-relatedissuesnowthantherewere50yearsago.Peopledon’thavetodealwithforestfiresordroughtshere,butasyoucanseefromwheretheseawaterhitstheland,thiscoastlinehasbeenbadlydamaged.W:Currently,ourbiggestissuesaredamagetohomes,andthelossofwildlifehabitats.M:Yes.That’swhyI’veinvitedyoutothisseasideparktoday.Youandyourgroupofgovernmentfiguresareinauniquepositiontohelp.Withyourassistance,we’llbeabletopassnewenvironmentalprotectionpolicies.W:Iagree,andI’msogladyouinvitedushere.We’vereceivedmoneyforenvironmentalprojectsbuthaven’tlearnedthebestwaystodefendourlandfromrisingsealevels.M:Themosturgentstepiscreatingapolicytobuildnaturalbarrierstopreventdamagetohouses.Ihaveresearchedplansforhowtoprotectourcoastline.Throughthisprocess,we’lldefendmanyfamiliesinourcommunity.W:Soundsperfect.（Text9）M:Mostpeoplethinkgettingascholarshipisimpossibleifyoudon’thavetopgradesorathleticability.Buttherearemanywaysonecangetdiscountsonacollegeeducation.W:ThisiswhatIwantedtolearn.Weonlyhaveo