高考全真模拟题（四）答案（在线收听）

全真模拟题（四）参考答案

第一卷

听力（30分）

　　　1.C 　　2.A 　　3.A 　　4.B 　　5.B
　

　　　6.B 　　7.B 　　8.A 　　9.A 　　10.B

　　　11.C 　　12.B 　　13.A 　　14.A 　　15.B

　　　16.B 　　17.A 　　18.C 　　19.A 　　20.B

英语知识运用（15分）

　　　21. A 　　22. C 　　23. D 　　24. B 　　25. A

　　　26. A 　　27. D 　　28. B 　　29. C 　　30.C

　　　31. B 　　32. B 　　33. C 　　34. D 　　35.A

完形填空（30分）

　　　36.D 　　37.C 　　38.B 　　39.A 　　40.C

　　　41.B 　　42.C 　　43.D 　　44.D 　　45.C

　　　46.A 　　47.C 　　48.B 　　49.A 　　50.D

　　　51.B 　　52.B 　　53.A 　　54.D 　　55.A

阅读理解（40分）

　　　56. D 　　57. A 　　58. A 　　59. B

　　　60. A 　　61. D 　　62. C 　　63. D

　　　64. D 　　65. B 　　66. C 　　67. B

　　　68. C 　　69. D 　　70. A 　　71. D

　　　72. C 　　73. A 　　74. D 　　75. A

第二卷

短文改错

　　　76.去掉President前面的the

　　　77.slave→slavery

　　　78.North→Northern

　　　79.expect→expected

　　　80. peoples’ →people’s

　　　81.has→have

　　　82.In→During

　　　83.√

　　　84.去掉of

　　　85.below→under

书面表达

　　My parents live in the country. They keep a dog called Ah Fu. One day my parents went to work in the fields taking my little sister and Ah Fu along. While they were working, my sister walked to a river nearby. Ah Fu followed her there. She was trying to pick a flower when she fell into the river. Ah Fu barked and jumped into the water immediately. When my parents heard Ah Fu barking they ran to the river They saw Ah Fu swimming towards the bank carrying my little sister. My parents praised Ah Fu warmly. It was our brave Ah Fu who had saved my little sister.

听力录音文稿

第一节

　1. M：Hello，can you have a cup of coffee with me？

　　　W：I can’t now. I have an exam tomorrow. I have to study for it.

　2. M：Hello，Nancy！Where were you yesterday？

　　　W：I didn’t come in because I had a high fever.

　3. M：You’d better take pencil and paper to class.You need to take notes.

　　　W：Why？Everything the teacher will talk about is in the book.

　4. M：Where were you this morning？

　　　W：This morning？I was at home，helping my mother.

　5. M：A lot of people have gone home. Do you have any plans？

　　　W：I’m going home to see my parents.

第二节

（Text 1）

　　W：Hello！This is Mary，from English Department. Is that Mr. Jones？

　　M：This is Carl speaking. I’m sorry，but he left a few minutes ago for some stamps.

　　W：Oh，that’s too bad.

　　M：Will you ring him up again tonight？

　　W：Sorry，but I don’t think I will be free then.

　　M：Would you like to leave a message，please？

　　W：That’s very kind of you. There’ll be a lecture on English grammar at 2：20 tomorrow 　afternoon. Tell Jones please not to be late.

　　M：I certainly will. I’ll tell him as soon as he comes back.

（Text 2）

　　W：How do you like HongKong，Mr. Brown？

　　M：Very much. So far.

　　W：I’m glad you say that. In fact，there is a lot for you to see here.

　　M：I think so. By the way，I’m a little hungry right now. Is there a good restaurant near here？

　　W：Plenty. Would you like to eat Chinese food or European？

　　M：Er… European，I think. But would you like to have lunch with me？

　　W：Well，thank you. I’d like to.

　　M：Good. Would you like to choose the restaurant？

　　W：Well, There’s Brown’s. The food’s very good，but I’m afraid it’s rather expensive.

　　M：That’s all right，Miss Jing. Let’s go.

（Text 3）

　　M：Oh，it’s raining hard outside. Look，I’m very wet.

　　W：Come inside and sit down for a few minutes. Take off your raincoat. Let me help you hang it up.

　　M：Thank you. It’s too wet to go for a walk，I’m afraid.

　　w：Well，let’s go and hear Pavarotti.

　　M：Who is he？

　　W：Haven’t you heard of him？He’s a famous singer and more people prefer him to pop stars. I think you would enjoy it.

　　M：That’s a good idea. It’s not too wet to do that，isn’t it？

　　W：Oh，no. But let’s have a cup of tea first. Then we’ll walk there. It’s so close to here.

(Text 4)

　　M: Can I help you?

　　W: Indeed. Hand me two eggs from the refrigerator, please. Are you going to the football game 　today?

　　M: I haven’t made up my mind, and my friends don’t want to go. It’s not important, anyway.

　　W: Get me that plate. Thanks. Do you have any other plans for the day?

　　M: I’ll work on my computer. I have a new maths program, and I want to know how to use it.

　　W: Maybe you can teach me how to work on a computer some day.

　　M: Anytime. It’s really easy, but, like anything, you need to work at it, grandma.

(Text 5)

　　Lincoln College Preparatory Academy, a secondary school for sixth to twelfth grades in Kansas City, USA, is proving that a little money can go a long way. About 45 of the 60 teachers at this school are giving $10 of their salaries each month to a college fund for Lincoln graduates who want to become teachers.
　　“Our area is short of teachers,”explains Shirley Johnson, a math teacher who started the fund.“I knew it wasn’t going to get better unless we did something about it ourselves.”Lincoln graduates can be considered for awards if they“maintain a B minus or above average in high school and a C plus or above in college,” says Johnson. “And they have major in education and want to teach in Kansas City for two years.”
　　Students who change their major from education in college can pay back the award later. If the fund proves successful, Johnson will introduce her program to other schools later on.