陕西省西安中学2024届高三模拟考试（一）英语试题

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听力1-5 BBCAA 6-10 BCACA 11-15 CACCA 16-20 CABBA
单项选择21-25 DCCAA26-30 DCBAA
阅读理解31-33 CAD34.-37 ABCC 38-41. DDAC42-45 DCBD
七选五45-50 BEDFG
完形填空51-55 BCABA 56-60 CDDBB 61-65 CDDAA 66-70 DCDAC
单句语法填空
adventures 72. rute 73. panicked 74. respnse 75. authrities
relief 77. participants 78. assessment/evaluatin 79. randmly
80. fled/escaped
短文改错
1. 在listening后加t 2. and→but 3. play→playing 4. 删除the
5. healthy→health 6. raise→raised或在put前加shuld 7. that→what
8. sceneries→scenery 9. reasnable→reasnably 10. yu→we
作文范文
Pssible versin ne:
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听力原文
W: Hi, Richard. Srry, I’m late.
M: It is half past ten. We agreed t meet at ten fifteen.
W: I didn’t hear my mm call me at nine and I slept until a quarter t ten. I came as sn as I culd.
W: Hi, Jhn. Yu study at cllege after wrk?
M: Yeah. The cmpany where I wrk gave me a prmtin, and I have t manage staff in my new jb. But my degree is engineering.
W: Hi, Tm. What’s up?
M: Hi, Mm. The cycle path is clsed fr repairs, s I decide t take a bus hme. Or culd yu pick me up at the statin and give me a lift?
W: N prblem.
W: Jim, dn’t frget we’re ging t that party at Carlyle’s tmrrw night.
M: What’s tmrrw? Friday?
W: That’s right. Yu’re nt wrking, are yu?
M: Actually, I am. And I dn’t finish until Saturday.
M: Yu lk s excited, Mary. Hw was the celebratin ging last weekend?
W: It was perfect. Tny tk Jyce t a mvie in the afternn s my classmates and I arranged everything in the huse, the fd, ballns, and the big birthday cake. Yu can imagine hw astnished Jyce felt at night.
长对话
6-7
W: I have always been fnd f music. My mm says I used t dance arund the rm whenever music was playing!
M: Ww, that’s interesting.
W: As sn as I went t primary schl, she gt me sme pian lessns. Then later I met a really gd music teacher at secndary schl wh intrduced me t the guitar, and I knew immediately it was the right instrument fr me. S I stpped my pian lessns. But I’ve never regretted stpping them, althugh it wasn’t until I gt t cllege that I knew hw much I’d already learned!
8-9
M: Hi, Rse. I’m glad I ran int yu. I’ve been wanting t ask yu a favr.
W: Right?
M: As yu knw, I’ve been wrking n a website idea. It’s fr peple interested in histry, wildlife, er, fr them t study here.
W: Sunds interesting but I’m nt sure hw I can help.
M: Well, yu d knw a lt abut websites. I wndered if yu culd take a lk at what’s nline already and tell me hw user-friendly thse websites are.
W: But when d yu want it dne? I’m pretty busy at the mment.
M: It’s nt urgent, in fact.
W: OK. My ntebk is under repair but hpefully it wn’t let me dwn next week.
M: Mm, thanks.
10-13
W: Hi, Tm! It’s great t see yu again. I’ve been abrad fr a perid f time.
M: Really, where did yu g?
W: Well, first I flew t New Yrk fr tw meetings. After that, I flew t Atlanta, where I had t make a presentatin at a cmpany cnference.
M: It sunds like yu’ve been busy.
W: Yes. It’s gd t be hme again. What have yu been ding lately?
M: Oh, nthing much. I’ve been wrking in the garden these past few days. Alice has been away fr the past tw weeks visiting her relatives in Chicag.
W: Hw lng have yu lived here in Denver?
M: We mved here fur years ag. We’ve lived n the street ever since and they’ve been the happiest years f ur lives.
W: Yes, Jack and I als lve this neighbrhd. Thugh we’ve nly lived here fr tw years.
M: That’s strange, I always thught yu had lived here fr mre than ten years.
W: N, we mved here tw years ag. Well, I have t get ging. Have a gd day.
M: Yu, t. Glad t have yu back in the neighbrhd!
14-17
W: Hi, Harry! What’s that bk yu’re reading? Heres?
M: Hi, Anna. Yes, it’s abut the kind f peple that teenagers like us think as heres. I mean, lts f peple think a her nwadays has t be smene like in films — like Superman. But I think there are plenty f rdinary peple ging arund ding great things.
W: Mmm, I guess s. Smetimes it’s abut what they encurage yu t d, isn’t it? Thse peple can be heres t.
M: That’s a bit like my granddad, then. He’s dne all srts f things t help ther peple since he sld his business and gave up wrk. He’s surely my her. But thse heres never get t be famus, d they? It’s nt fair.
W: That’s true. He sunds like ne f thse quiet heres yu get in stry bks …
M: Yeah, he is. And a stry bk’s ne place where yu d need prper heres.
W: I’m with yu there. I read lads f them which is clse t reality and I surely wuldn’t get t the end if they didn’t have heres in them. T bring.
M: Great writers can really help yu t lve reading t. I mean, I wasn’t fnd f reading until I fund my favrite. Still, it’s unusual t find writers that can d that — fr me, anyway.
W: That’s right.
18-20
M: We spend hurs dreaming f getting away frm it all. Tw men frm the Slmn Islands accidentally did that. They spent 29 days away frm the fierce cmpetitin after getting lst at sea. They set ff frm an island n September 3rd in a small mtrbat t travel 200km t anther island. It was a trip they had taken several times befre. Sn after they set ut, a strm messed up their navigatin system. They lst their ability t find their lcatin at sea. The strm blew them ff curse. They ended up 400km away, ff the cast f Papua New Guinea. The tw men were psitive abut their unplanned adventure. Rather than be upset, they said they enjyed it. One man said, “We didn’t knw where we were but did nt expect t be in anther cuntry.” They survived by eating ranges they had bught fr their jurney and fruit flating in the sea. A fisherman sptted their bat and they were rescued. The man said, “I lk frward t ging back hme, but I guess it was a nice break frm everything.”