2023届辽宁省葫芦岛市普通高中高三年级第二次模拟考试英语试题

2023年葫芦岛市普通高中高三年级第二次模拟考试

英语参考答案

一、听力

1—5 CCBBA    6—10 ABACA        11—15 ACBAC    16—20 BBACC

二、阅读理解

21—23 BCD  24—27 DCBA  28—31 DBCA  32—35 BCAD   36—40 DAGFE

三、完形填空

41—45 ABADC  46—50 ABCDB  51—55ADCBD

四、语篇填空

56. competitive/competition   57. the   58. entertainment   59. commonly  60. who/that 

61. wherever    62. earliest   63. tied   64. serving   65. was listed

五、应用文

Dear Michael,

How are you these days? I’m writing to invite you to join the WeChat group my school established for both Chinese and foreign students.

The WeChat group is a bridge of friendship between Chinese and foreign students as it lets us get closer and have a better understanding of each other. Moreover, it is like a classroom where we can help each other in language learning and have discussions about various topics.  

I hope the WeChat group will interest you. If you have any questions about it, feel free to ask me. I’m looking forward to receiving your reply.

Yours,

Li Hua

六、读后续写

“Boys, I baked a chocolate cake,” Mrs Thompson walked into the garage, with a box in her hand. Catching sight of Mrs Thompson, the two froze with fear, trying to act normally. Ashamed and nervous, Steve just had the cake, lowering his head all the time! Delicious as the cake was, they didn’t have any appetite. Mrs Thompson seemed to notice something was wrong, “Boys, do you like the cake?” Paul nodded, with his eyes avoiding any contact with Mrs Thompson, his heart full of guilty.

When they were about to leave, Mrs Thompson handed Paul a brand-new bat and glove. Paul took the bat and glove, shame obviously displaying on his face. “Th ... thanks so much.” Voice trembling, Paul reached into his pocket and took out the envelope, “We found this in your garage.” Expression changing from surprise to question and finally to approval, Mrs Thompson came up to Paul, patted his shoulder and said gently: “Oh, thank you for helping me find it. I totally forgot where I had put it.” Letting out a sigh of relief, Paul realized that honesty mattered most.

听力原文

Text 1

W: Don’t take too long, Mike. The examination is coming, you know.

M: I won’t. I’ll come back to school as soon as possible and make up the lessons missed during my absence.

Text 2

W: Sorry I’m late. Have you been waiting long?

M: Not long – about ten minutes. I’ve been reading the menu. It looks pretty good.

Text 3

W: Darling, I’m going to buy tickets for the play this afternoon.

M: Don’t buy tickets for this Friday. I can’t go to the theater that day. I have to attend a birthday party.

Text 4

W: There’s someone playing the guitar over there. We’ll go and listen, shall we? Free entertainment, anyway.

M: No, it’s not free. There’s a little girl coming around collecting.

Text 5

W: Ah, there you are, Peter. I was afraid you’d got lost.

M: I got on the wrong bus, I’m afraid. I’d probably not be here now, but some kind people put me right. I’m sorry I’m late.

W: Don’t worry. Come in, please.

Text 6

W: Excuse me, but could you tell me when the next plane for Paris leaves?

M: The plane for Paris leaves every two hours. Let me see. The next one is in 40 minutes at eleven o’clock.

W: How much is a second class ticket, please?

M: We have only first class tickets left. It is $350 one way.

W: OK, I’d like one for the next flight.

Text 7

M: Hello. I believe you’ve just moved into this building, haven’t you?

W: Yes, I’ve just moved into 202. My name is Susan Carrie.

M: It’s nice to meet you, Susan. I’m Bill. I live just above you.

W: Well, it’s nice meeting you, Bill. You play the violin, don’t you? I’ve heard music coming from your flat several times.

M: Oh, I hope I’m not disturbing you. I try to play during the day when most people are at work.

W: You’re not bothering me at all. On the contrary, I enjoy listening to it.

Text 8

W: Adam, I’ve just heard back from Gloria, Jason and Tom. They can all meet you on Thursday at 4 pm but Wilma can’t make it that day.

M: Well, we can’t hold the meeting without Wilma. How about next Monday at 1 pm or Wednesday morning at 9? Does either of those work?

W: Well, most of them can make those times, but Gloria trains new workers each morning until 12:30.

M: All right. Let’s set it for noon next Tuesday. We can use the first half hour to talk about our organization’s history, goals and past achievements. When Gloria joins us, we can go over the plans for this new project.

W: OK.

Text 9

M: I hope I’m not late, Miss Baxter. Professor Green asked me to come. My name’s Andrew. I’m in my final year.

W: Oh, yes, you’re Chairman of the Social Science Society, aren’t you?

M: That’s right. That’s one of my problems. It’s been taking up too much time.

W: Surely there must be another student who could take over the job.

M: Yes, there is someone, I suppose.

W: There isn’t anything else worrying you, is there? Anything personal, I mean.

M: I … er … I’m in debt. I borrowed some money when I bought a car. Now this person – well, actually he’s my friend – wants his money back.

W: I see. That seems natural enough. Well, I’m afraid it’s against our policy to lend money to students. The only solution seems to be to sell the car. Otherwise you’ll be short of money all term.

M: Yes, I suppose so.

Text 10

M: Long Lake is the arts camp that goes beyond the traditional idea of a summer camp with a unique program for boys and girls who want to immerse themselves in a performing arts camp. You can choose what you want to do in drama, acting, dance, music, film making, and rock music. Our campers gain by working daily with talented people, and equally importantly, learn by taking part in shows and performances each and every weekend.

At Long Lake you concentrate on what you like best and still have time to explore and develop in new areas. By creating your own program you get exactly what you want for the perfect summer! Our campers can also enjoy the most beautiful waterfront for swimming and lots of fun in many land sports.

We have over 39 years of operation and our 145 highly trained staff are chosen from all over the world and we only have 250 campers per session. At Long Lake most lessons are one on one and every camper gets individual attention and guidance.

Long Lake has been the ideal summer camp offering a rewarding fun-filled summer.