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学年江苏省南通市如皋中学高一上学期教学质量调研三英语试题扫描版
如皋市2018-12第三次阶段考试高一英语答案
第一部分:
听力（满分30分每题1.5分）
1-5.BACBC6-10.ABCCA11-15.CBABC16-20.ABCAB
第二部分:
阅读理解（满分40分每题2分）
21-23CCA24-27CCBD28-30ADC31-35BBBAD36-40CADGE
第三部分:
语言知识运用
第一节完形填空（满分30分每题1.5分）
41-45DCAAB46-50DCDCA51-55BAADD56-60ABADC
第二节阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
（满分15分每题1.5分）
61.on62.that/which63.natural64.it65.wasplaced
66.taken67.a68.flying69.when/if70.helplessly
第四部分:
写作（共两节，满分35分）
第一节短文改错（满分10分每题1分）
71.after改为before72.discouraging改为discouraged73.off改为away
74.去掉by75.prefer改为preferred76.creating改为created
77.success之前加a或success改为successful78.Andwhen改为Butwhen
79.close改为closer80.matters之前加that
第二节书面表达（满分25分）
Onepossibleversion:
Astheauthormentions,collegelifeisthecommondreamofallthesenior3studentsandtheprofessionalknowledgeandvariousactivitiesarealsowhatwearelookingforwardtolearningandparticipatingin.
Ihavebeendreamingofbecomingadoctor.Ireallyadmiredoctors,fortheycanhelppatientsbyusingtheirprofessionalknowledge.IknowifIwanttobecomeadoctor,Ineedtomastertheessentialmedicalknowledgeandaccumulateagreatdealofexperience.Keepingthisdreaminmind,Ineedtotakeactiontoworkhardrightnowtomastersomebasicknowledgeandtrymybesttoenteragoodmedicaluniversity.Havingagoaltofightfor,Ihavenowacompletelydifferentlife.
Admittedly，itisnoteasytorealizeourdreams.Themostimportantthingisthatwesticktothemandnevergiveup.Apartfromthis,weshouldalsousetherightmethod.
录音稿
Text1
W:
Don’twolfdownyourlunch.It’snotgoodforyou.
M:
OK,mom,buttheboyswillbehereanyminute,andIdon’twanttomissthegame.
Text2
W:
IthinkIneedanewcellphone.
M:
Why?
Doesn’titpickupasignalanymore?
W:
No,andthedisplayworksonlypartofthetime.
M:
Didyoucheckthebattery?
W:
No.Ithoughttheyweregoodforever.
Text3
W:
Janeearnedalotofmoneyoverthesummerasaconsultantforthatcompany.
M:
Idon’tdoubtit.Whatsurprisesmeisthatsheisstillworkingtherenowthatclasseshavestartedagain.
Text4
M:
What’sup?
Youlookdown.
W:
I’vegotpilesofpaperstotype,butItypesoslowly.
M:
Comeon.Whatarefriendsfor?
Icandoitforyou.
W:
Really?
Howkindyouaretohelpmeout!
Text5
W:
WithScottandTinabothupforthesamejob,Ifeelnervouswhenthey’reinthesameroom.
M:
Ijusttrytoactnormally,liketellthemajokeorsomething.Thatusuallybreakstheice.
Text6
M:
What’sthepostageonthislettertoMexico,please?
W:
Howwouldyouliketosendit?
M:
Byregisteredairmail.
W:
Ninetycents,please.Andpleasewritedownthepostalcodeinthemailingaddress.Anythingelse?
M:
Yes.I’dlikesixpostcardsand10fifty-centstampsplease.
W:
Allright.Hereyouare.
M:
And⑥thispackageisforLondon.Willyouweighitforme?
W:
Yes,ofcourse.Thispackageis10gramsoverweight.⑦You’llhavetopay50centsextrafortheoverweight.
Text7
W:
Whatkindofwinedidyouhave,sir?
M:
Wehadredwine.Onebottleofthehousewine.
W:
Justamoment.I’llcheckwiththewaitress.
（Afterawhile.）
W:
Allright,sir.Icorrectedthemistake.
M:
I’dliketopaybycheck.Doyouacceptout-of-townchecks?
W:
Yes.Doyouhavesomeidentification?
M:
Ihavemydriver’slicenseandtwocreditcards.Isthatallright?
W:
Yes,that’sfine.Ah,⑧Iseeyou’refromHalifax.HowdoyoulikeMontreal?
M:
Ithinkit’samarvelouscity.
W:
Howlongareyougoingtobehere?
M:
⑨ForthreemoredaysuntilTuesday.Wearrivedtwodaysago.
W:
Ihopeyouenjoyyourvisithere.
M:
Thankyou.
Text8
W:
I’dliketospeaktoMr.Johnson,please.
M:
Speaking.
W:
Oh,hello.ThisisEricaStone.Mylivingroomwindowwasbrokenthisafternoon.⑩Canyourepairit?
M:
Sure.Icancomeovertomorrowafternoon.IsthatOK?
W:
Couldyoucomeovernow?
M:
OK.I’llcomeoverandtakealookinalittlewhile.
W:
Youchargeabout$100,don’tyou?
M:
Usually,ifit’sasmallwindow.⑩Saydidn’tIrepairawindowforyouafewweeksago?
W:
Yes,youdid.
M:
Oh,andyourlittleoneshavebrokenthewindowagain?
Weretheyplayingballinthehouse?
W:
Well,no.Itoldthemnottodothatanymore.ThistimeIbrokeit.Iwaspracticingvolleyball.
M:
Oh,youdid,didyou?
Text9
W:
InBritainweareoftentoldthatpeopleareleavingthebigcitiestoliveinthecountrysidebutisthisthesameworldwide?
M:
Notatall.Ifyoulookatthebiggestcitiesin1950,sevenoutofthetoptenwereinthedevelopedcountriesbutbytheyear2000,thedevelopingcountrieswillhaveeightoutoftopten.NewYork,whichin1950wasnumberonewithapopulationofaround12million,willonlybethesixthlargestcityintheworldbutwithanextra2million.
W:
AndLondon?
M:
London,whichwasnumbertwo,won’tevenbeinthetopten.Itspopulationin1950,bytheway,wasabout10million.
W:
Andwhyisthishappening?
Whyarepeoplemovingtothebigcitiesfromthecountryinthedevelopingcountries?
M:
Thereasonsarevariousbutmanyaremovingtolookforwork.Andtheproblemscausedbythisareenormous.It’ssaidthat26millionpeoplewillbelivinginMexicoCitybytheyear2000,withSaoPauloinBrazilnotfarbehind.
W:
It’shardtobelieve.
M:
Iknow.Well,justimaginethedifficultiesthisisgoingtocauseintermsofhealth,transportandeducation.
Text10
W:
Asmanyofyoualreadyknow,MarchisWomen’sHistoryMonth,soit’sjustafewweeksuntiltheuniversitybeginsitsannualfestival.TheWomen’sStudiesProgram,togetherwiththeCollegeLifeOffice,ispleasedtoannouncethatafullscheduleofeventsisplannedallthroughMarch.TheopeningactivitywillbealecturebyDr.LindaThompson,secretaryoftheWomen’sStudiesProgram;she’lltalkaboutthestatusofwomenoncollegecampuses.Allstudentsareinvitedtoattendateightp.m.onMarchfirstintheStudentCenter,Room112.
OnMarchfourth,theStudentCenterCafewillofferaplaceforwomenpoetstoreadtheirworks.TheEnglishdepartment’sKateBensonwillreadfromherrecentlypublishedpoetrycollectionTheWaysofaWoman.Studentpoetswillbeencouragedtosharetheirpoemsaswell.InterestedpeopleshouldsignupattheWomen’sStudiesOffice.
Onthefifteenth,comeoutandhearThomasLane,authorofthebest-sellingbookGenderConnection,talkaboutmale/femalerelationships.ThetalkwillbeheldintheStudentCenterAuditoriumat7:
30p.m.withareceptiontofollow.
Lotsofothereventsarebeingplanned,includingashowoftheworkofwomenartists,agroupdiscussionaboutwomen’slegalissues,andmore.Checkthecampuspaperfortimesandplaces,orstaytunedtoWRUCforfurtherdetails.
Whydon’tbirdsgetlostontheirlongflightsfromoneplacetoanother?
Notlongago,experimentsshowedthatbirdsrely1___thesuntoguidethemduringdaylighthours.Butwhataboutbirds2___flybynight?
Testswithartificialstarshaveprovedthatcertainnightflyingbirdsareabletofollowthestarsintheirlong-distanceflights.
Adovehadspentitslifetimeinacageandhadneverflownundera3_______（nature）sky.Yet4___showedaninbornabilitytousethestarsforguidance.Thebird’scage5_____（place）underanartificialstar-filledsky.Thebirdtriedtoflyinthesamedirectionasthat6________（take）byhisoutdoorcousins.Anychangeinthepositionofthemake-believestarscaused7________changeinthedirectionofhisflight.
Scientiststhinkthatdoves,when8_______（fly）indaylight,usethesunforguidance.Butthestarsareapparentlytheirprincipalmeansofnavigation.Whatdotheydo9______thestarsarehiddenbyclouds?
Apparently,theyfindtheirwaybysuchlandmarksasmountainranges,coastlines,andrivercourses.Butwhenit’stoodarktoseethese,thedovescircle10_______（help）,unabletogettheirposition.
61.on62.that/which63.natural64.it65.wasplaced
66.taken67.a68.flying69.when/if70.helplessly
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