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武昌区2023届高三年级1月质量检测英语答案  第一部分听力（共20小题，每小题1. 5分满分30分）1-5 ACCBA   6-10 BAABC   11-15 BCACB   16-20 ABBCA第二部分阅读理解（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）A篇：21-23 ABC   B篇：24-27 CDAD   C篇：28-31 CABD   D篇：32-35 DCBA第二节（共5小题：每小题2. 5分，满分12. 5分）36-40 DFECG第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分）41-45 BDBAA   46-50 CDCDC   51-55 BAADB第二节英语知识运用（共10小题：每小题1. 5分，满分15分）56. to  57. to deal  58. presence   59. led   60. literally61. reaching   62. Though/Although/While   63. a   64. has made   65. Whose第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）How to Overcome ProcrastinationProcrastination, a common problem among students, may bring low grades and high levels of anxiety and guilt. Because of its negative consequences, it is high time that we overcame it. The very first step is to reflect on the reasons why you postpone doing things constantly. Only by doing so can you truly begin to change your behavior. It is also a good choice to break big tasks into small manageable ones. This is because when a task is too overwhelming to tackle, procrastination often follows. Besides, keeping yourself motivated by promising yourself a reward might help. While procrastination may not be conquered overnight, by practicing these methods, you will find it easier to get started on important tasks.  第二节：（满分25分）“Yes, ” Madison answered, surprised he knew that. Doctor Landon smiled, “I have been to your house to take care of Star. Actually I am familiar with all the horses in our community. ” Madison’s mouth fell open, being envious that he could spend his days with horses. “So, you just travel around and take care of horses all day long? ” She asked to reconfirm what a veterinarian did. Doctor Landon nodded. At that moment, sitting in math class, Madison could see her future. She was going to be a veterinarian too, with total freedom and no office to sit in. Having a dream planted in her heart, she changed her original plan after school. She was still going to ride Star, but first she was going to spend an hour studying math. Then tomorrow she would spend an hour studying science, because Doctor Landon said those were important subjects to study if anyone wanted to be a veterinarian. Madison made great progress in math and science since then, which surprised both Ms. Smith and her classmates. It was a big dream that made all the difference.      听力稿Text 1W: Michael, I lost my new pen. I just bought it from a bookstore on my way home yesterday. M: Oh, that’s too bad. But it’s time for class now. I can help you look for it after class. Text 2M: I really like this magazine. It gives me all the recent news about movies. W: I like it, too. But I prefer reading the film reviews in it. Text 3W: Hello, this is Allen Grocery Store. Can I help you? M: Hello. What are your opening hours, please? W: We open at 9: 00 a. m. and close at 10: 00 p. m. every day. Text 4M: Hey Barbara, why are you unhappy? I heard that you have been promoted. Congratulations! W: Oh, I hate having to leave here and working abroad. You know, my parents have only one child. It is hard to imagine how lonely they would be if I work abroad. Text 5W: I bought you a pair of pants, darling. M: Oh, I hope you kept the receipt. I think I’ve put on some weight. But you can taste the fish I cooked specially for you first. I’ll try the pants now. Text 6M: Oh, I’m sorry, but I have to hang up now. I’m so sleepy. W: ⑦It is only a quarter to ten. ⑥Why do you want to go to bed so early today? M: ⑥I’m falling asleep on the phone. W: Alright. Did you get up early this morning? M: Yes. I took a friend to the airport. He had to catch the early flight. W: Why didn’t you take a nap when you got home? M: ⑦I didn’t get back until thirty minutes ago. Text 7W: We finally finished all the exams. ⑧⑩Spring break starts tomorrow. Are you going anywhere, Robert? M: ⑩Yeah, I was thinking of driving to Arizona by myself. W: ⑨To the Grand Canyon? M: Yes. I’ve never been there. W: ⑨I went there with my dad when I was a kid. I loved it very much. I still remember how amazing it was. M: That sounds nice. I’m sure I’ll like it, too. ⑧What are you planning to do this holiday? W: I’m going to visit my aunt in China with my mother. We haven’t seen her since she got married last year. Text 8M: ①Nina, why did you throw snow at your brother Alex? W: Come on, Dad. I just had a snowball fight with him. M: But he said that he didn’t know you were playing. Does this have anything to do with the snowman? W: Okay. You mean the one he knocked down? ①Hmm. no, I just wanted to have a snowball fight. M: Well, but you should be nicer to your brother. ①Go and say you’re sorry to him. He is in the bedroom on the second floor. W: ②Okay, I’ll do it now. After that I will go to Lily’s. She invited Betty and me to watch a movie at her house. Text 9W: Hey Conrad. What final project did you work on? M: Oh, I made an English poster about our environmentW: It sounds pretty good. Was that an indoor or outdoor project? M: Well, the project was carried out mostly outdoors, with only the last phase being concluded indoors. W: Is there anyone else involved in the project? M: Yes. My teammates and an advisory teacher. W: Who was your advisory teacher? M: Our science teacher, Mrs. Hopkins. We learned a lot from her. W: Good. Did you like your partners? M: Yes. Most of them were friendly and responsible. And my favorite partner is Andrew, the leader of my team. W: Great. It was a successful project, right? M: Yes, that’s right. ⑤We all received compliments from our professor, Mr. Hunter. Anndl learned skills in writing contents and designing posters. W: What else did you get from the project? M: ⑥Above all, I knew how to work in a team and cooperate well with my teammates. Text 10M: During the years of game making, there have been a number of games. Many old games have disappeared since modern games come out. Teachers at a primary school asked their students to write articles about games they knew. And those teachers were shocked by the results because more than half of the students wrote about online games. It is easy to see that traditional games like hide-and-seek and jump rope games are unfamiliar to many of today’s school children. An educationist said, Traditional games used to be so popular, but over just a few years, students have forgotten them. ”The games that many parents once played were generally outdoor activities. They usually needed several partners and just a little space. ⑨Jump rope games, for example, have always been popular around the world. A kind of jump rope games played with rubber bands connected together to make a long rope played in many countries. Rubber band jumping was once popular in primary schools. Girls loved playing this game. This game can help kids practice their jumping skills, develop coordination, and also meet lots of friends. It is common these days to see primary school students spending their breaks in the classroom. They are busy with their studies. “When we were young, we played many different outdoor games, but today’s children don’t know what to play or how to play, “a 40-year-old mother said. “If these kids want something, they can get it, but they don’t know what teamwork is. ” Alarmed by the situation, educational officers have tried to make some programs to educate children about traditional games.