2023重庆市三峡名校联盟高一上学期秋季联考试题英语含答案（含听力）

2022年秋高一（上）五校联考测试卷

英语答案

听力：1-5 ABACA         6-10 CACCB          11-15 BAACB         16-20 CBCAB

阅读 21-24 ADAD        25-28 CADB        29-32  CACB       33-37 CBBCD       38-43  EAGDF

完型 43-47 CBADD    48-52 BBCDC       53-57 ABCDA

语篇填空 58. officially         59. whose     60. variety        61. its  

62. has completed     63. to         64. were injured   65. months 

66. which           67. to risk

完成句子 68. Despite;attitude    69. recommended; apply   70.audience; stadium 71.appreciate; arrange   72.disaster; survived

书面表达

【参考范文】

 Dear Chris,

I am more than delighted to learn that you are obsessed with Chinese sports. My favorite Chinese sport is tai chi.

My affection for tai chi dates back to my PE class back in primary school. I was impressed by its magical combination of softness and strength. I practiced hard to sharpen my skills, and the constant praise from my teacher pushed me forward to learn it in depth. I am now a member of my school’s tai chi club, where students of various levels who are passionate about tai chi gather around to practice tai chi together. Tai chi has brought me massive benefits. Not only has it bettered my health, but also built my confidence, thus improving my studies.

I hope my introductions can be of some help. What's your favorite sport? I am looking forward to your reply.

听力原文

录音稿

(Text 1)

W: I really want to go to the beach this weekend. The weatherman said it’s going to be warm.

M: Good. I hope it doesn’t cool off. You know that the weather in California is really changeable. One minute it’s hot, and then the next minute it’s cold.

(Text 2)

M: Do you have an order number there, Mrs. Garcia?

W: Yes. It’s TP12FS.

M: One moment, please. Ah, yes. I see the problem. TP12FS is the correct number for the purple teapot. The yellow one you wanted is TP12SF.

(Text 3)

W: So, Martin, what have you been up to? Anything new?

M: Well, these days I am writing a book about Cuba. It is interesting but I’m so busy that I don’t have time to do anything else.

(Text 4)

W: I was so lucky to get a ticket to the concert last night. It was great fun. I went with my father.

M: What did you do after the concert?

W: I went straight home because I had to finish my homework. OK, Tim. I have to go. See you in class tomorrow.

M: Bye. Anyway, I have to go home and finish my homework.

(Text 5)

M: Look, that’s me when I was eight or nine in the photo, holding a model train engine.

W: Was it part of that train set you’ve still got in your room?

M: Yeah, my father and I built all that together. We used to spend hours playing with it.

(Text 6)

W: Hey, Brad. You didn’t take the envelope that was on the kitchen table, did you?

M: No, why? Do you want to send a letter?

W: Well, actually my new PIN number was in that envelope.

M: You’re kidding me, are you?

W: No, I’m not. I left it here this morning.

M: Go and ask Jill. Maybe she’s seen it.

(Text 7)

M: Hello, Sarah. Good to see you again. Welcome to the company.

W: Thank you. I know you asked me to come in a little later on my first day, but what time do I normally start work?

M: Well, the office opens at 8:30 and the team starts work at a 9 o’clock meeting.

W: What happens after the meeting?

M: We take a break at 10:30. My assistant Mia makes coffee for us all. Then it’s time to call customers and make sales.

W: That sounds good.

(Text 8)

M: Hey, Tina. This is Sam. How’s it going?

W: Pretty good, Sam. How are you?

M: Great! Do you want to go to the movies tonight?

W: Sorry, we don’t go out on Saturdays. Tom and I always stay at home and watch TV.

M: That’s OK. Is Tom there now?

W: Yes, but he is talking on his cell phone with his sister, Julie. Do you remember her?

M: Yes, of course. She lives in Seattle right now, right?

W: Right, but she’s in town now. She stays with a friend for a few days.

M: That’s nice. Tell her I say hello.

W: Sure.

(Text 9)

W: Hello, Ben! How was your weekend?

M: Great, thanks! I visited York with Helen and the kids. York is a really beautiful historic city and there are lots of old buildings. And my friend booked us a really nice hotel.

W: Oh? What did you do while you were there?

M: Well, we visited the old castle on Saturday. I love history and the kids enjoyed exploring all the different rooms. And we visited the museum on Sunday. It’s so interesting. You can see what the town looked like in the past.

W: What did you do on Saturday evening?

M: I wanted to go to a football match, but there were no tickets. So we went to see a movie instead. The kids liked it, but I didn’t. It was boring, to be honest.

W: What did you do for food?

M: Helen likes trying new food different from Italian food. So we planned to go to a Thai restaurant. Helen enjoyed it, but the kids didn’t like the food, so we walked to a Chinese restaurant, further along the street.

(Text 10)

M: Hi, I’m Chris from Florida. Last year, I moved to London, where I’m working for an American company. It’s been a big change, and there have been lots of things to get used to. For example, in the U.S. we drive on the right, while here in Britain I’ve had to get used to driving on the left.

   What else? Well, the weather in Florida is usually great, so I’m used to lots of sunshine, and I used to sunbathe a lot. In London it rains so much. I don’t think I’ll ever get used to it, and I always remember to take my umbrella with me.

   Food in England is different, too. In America, I used to eat a lot of Mexican food. Here in England, people love Indian food, so I’m getting used to the different tastes. At the company where I work, it’s quite different. I used to work from 9 a.m. till 11 p.m. I hated working so late. Here in England, I start at 8:30 a.m., but finish at 5 p.m. On Friday evening English people like to go to the club with friends, but in America I used to go to the gym. I love sports.

Is there anything else? Some of the words are different. The subway is called the “underground” in London, and British people call the fall “autumn”.