2021山东省六校高二阶段性联合考试英语试卷（A卷）PDF版含答案

英语答案 2020.10

听力：

1—5 CABAC    6—10 BAABC    11—15 ACCBA   16—20 BBCBA

阅读理解：

21—23 BAC 24—27 DCCB 28—31 CBDA 32—35 DABC

36—40 CAGFE

完形填空：

41—45 ADCBB   46—50 DCAAD    51—55CBCAD

语法填空：

56.earned    57. to receive  58. who     59. are    60. a

61. applying   62. Finally   63. oldest   64. students    65. yourself

应用文范文：

Dear Tony,

How is everything going on with you? Learning that you are keen to Chinese history, I’m writing to invite you to visit the newly-built theme park- Folk Culture Park.

  Located 12 km south of our city, the park is a combination of culture, entertainment and food. To begin with, it is a perfect place where you may have a taste of various features in different times of China. Additionally, the park has plenty of restaurants with tasty food for every appetite.

  Once you make up your mind, don’t hesitate to contact me. Looking forward to your reply.

Yours

 Li Hua

续写范文：

Paragraph 1:

Michael Martin decided to do what he could to help the homeless man. After buying him some water and food, Martin photographed the resume. He posted Frederic’s story with the photo on social networks, hoping that someone would come forward and offer the determined man a job. Martin was not sure if that would make any difference, so he also passed the photo to his former colleagues, who worked for a company in the food industry. Soon there was a result. Someone paying attention to the post on the Internet invited Frederic Callison to be a cook at a pizza restaurant.

Paragraph 2:

Frederic was really grateful for such an opportunity .He worked hard everyday. He was serious about studying the menu and preparing for the working days. His excellent performance was soon recognized by the boss and his colleagues. Now he no longer had to worry about food and shelter. As you can see, Martin and the Internet played an important role, but without Callison’s own efforts, things would not have had a positive turn. God only helps those who help themselves. (88+ 73=161words)

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听力原文：

Text 1

M: What's the date today? May 6th?

W: No, that was yesterday. I hope you didn’t forget everything. It's Grandpa's birthday tomorrow.

Text 2

M: I can't decide whether to take classes or to look for a job during my summer holidays.

W: You can learn more by working and you can make money at the same time.

Text 3

M: Linda, you will go to London for the summer holidays, won’t you?

W: I’m not sure. What about you?

M: Oh, I got a letter from Ken. He said he would go back to his hometown Toronto and he asked me to go with him.

Text 4

M: It's time to go.

W: I'm ready. You jump first.

M: Let's jump out of the airplane together and then open our parachutes.

Text 5

M: Call Peter.

W: I don't know what to say!

M: Think of something. We can’t just let him come home to find his favorite bike broken! Tell him a tree fell on it in a storm.

W: I’m not going to lie!

Text 6

W: Excuse me. Do the Number 16 and the Number 6 buses both go across town?

M: Yes, but you may have to change buses. Where do you want to go?

W: I’m going to City Square.

M: Take the Number 14 to River Drive. Then change to the Number 15 or 18. They both go to City Square.

W: Can I get change from the bus driver? I only have some large bills.

M: No! You need exact change.

W: How much is the fare?

M: It’s two dollars.

W: OK! Thanks a lot for your help!

M: You’re welcome! Don’t forget to ask the bus driver about where to change buses.

W: Thanks! I won’t.

Text 7

M: Good morning, Jane.

W: Morning. It is really cold today.

M: It always gets cold after a heavy snow.

W: I love snow. When I was a child. I made snowballs and ran in the snow. Do you like skating, David?

M: Yes. I do.

W: So do I. By the way, did you hear the weather forecast this morning?

M: Yes. It said that it’s partly cloudy today with a strong wind from the northwest. The highest temperature will be at least 3 below zero in the morning. But in the afternoon, it will rise a little.

W: Then the beautiful snow might melt away.

Text 8

W: Hi, sir. Can I help you?

M: Yes. I want to fly to Chicago on Wednesday and return on Friday. How much will the ticket be?

W: OK. Sir, you know tickets are cheaper if you stay over Saturday night.

M: Thanks, but unfortunately, I’ve already arranged some business meetings here on Friday.

W: What time do you prefer, sir? Morning or afternoon?

M: Morning, because I have to be there by early evening. Is there a meal?

W: Yes, sir. Breakfast as well as drinks will be served, and you can also see a video program.

M: That sounds good. What’s the total cost?

W: Eight hundred and fifty dollars a round trip.

M: That’s within what I expected.

Text 9

M: Here is the pill. I’ll help you stand up.

W: Can I have a walk around the room or corridor? I have stayed in bed all day.

M: Yes, you can! It seems that feeling well again is not such a long process.

W: I have been in hospital for two weeks, haven’t I？

M: Yes, and you can leave the hospital tomorrow!

W: Really? I’m so happy.

M: I have written a certificate for you.

W: I’m eager to go home! Doctor, what should I do after I go home?

M: I have two suggestions. First, avoid any mental stress and have enough rest. Secondly, examinations should be done regularly.

W: I'm sure I will follow your advice.

M: Complete recovery will take a long time. So you must take care of yourself.

W: I want to thank all the doctors in charge. I'm very grateful to you all.

M: Don't mention it! That is our duty!

Text 10

M: Clara Barton was born on December 25th, 1821. When the Civil War began in 1861, she heard of stories of wounded soldiers. She felt she needed to do something to help them, so she urged people to donate bandages and medicine and delivered these supplies to the battlefield. Clara didn't stop helping when the war was over. She led a group to search for missing soldiers. This group also worked to identify soldiers killed or missing. After four years of this work, Clara moved to Switzerland, where she first learned about a group called the Red Cross. This group worked to help people who were suffering during times of war. In 1873 Clara returned to the United States. In 1881 she started an American branch of the Red Cross. She served as its first president for over 20 years. As the result of Clara’s hard work and leadership, the Red Cross grew. Today, it also helps people suffering as a result of earthquakes, fires, floods, and other disasters. Clara Barton died on April 12, 1912, but her great contribution, the American Red Cross, lives on.