2023辽宁省六校协作体高三上学期10月联考英语试题（含听力）含答案

2022-2023学年度（上）省六校协作体高三10月份联合考试

英语答案

听力      1-5 CABCA    6-10 ABCBA   11-15 BCBAA   16-20 CCBCB

阅读：    21-23 DBC    24-27 ACBB    28-31 DCAA   32-35 DAAC

七选五：  36-40 GFDAB

完型填空：41-45 BACDC    46-50 ABBCD    51-55 ACDAD

语法填空：56. to     57. height     58. wonderful         59. spots     60. which 

61. be rewarded     62. lies     63. falling     64. to be      65. a

应用文：

Notice

In order to let students learn more about Space Science, a lecture about it will be held in the school hall at 2 o’clock this Friday afternoon and will last two hours.

The lecture mainly involves 2 parts, the first of which is a brief introduction of our recent launch. The second part will be given by the same experts and will be about the scientific benefits of space flight. It will be given in such a way that you will understand it. So you will learn a lot from the lecture and have a better understanding of space.

Everyone who is interested in the lecture is welcome.

The Students’ Union

续写：

Paragraph 1:

Charlie did not know where to start looking for the gift. There was barely anything recognizable in the house until he noticed a piece of his colorful bedroom lamp. He had kept the gift under it, so he started to dig through the ruins. After a while, Chris was surprised to see Charlie holding a small box. “I found it, Dad!” he yelled. After opening the box, Chris saw a necklace and a photo of Charlie and Annie with the words “Thank you, Mom. I love you!”

Paragraph 2:

A couple of days later, Charlie and Chris celebrated Annie’s birthday at the hospital. Charlie gently placed the necklace around his mom’s neck. “I hope you wake up soon, so you can see my gift,” he whispered. Annie seemed to have heard Charlie’s request, and her eyes started to open. “You know what, son?” she began to tell Charlie. “When I was in a coma, I couldn’t feel anything. However, I knew your arms were around my neck.’ Charlie felt the power of love and embraced his mom tightly.

附：听力原文

(Text 1)

W: Do you have a favorite type of film? I can’t decide between comedy and drama.

M: I like the stories where they have to solve a mystery and catch a bad guy.

 (Text 2)

W: If it’s raining, I’ll wear my blue jacket. But if it’s windy, I’ll wear the black one.

M: But it’s warm today.

W: Oh. My red jacket is best for that kind of weather.

 (Text 3)

W: There is something very rare in our forest —— a tree that is much higher than the other plants.

M: I know. It grows up to about 50 meters and the tree’s branches are used to make boats and furniture.

 (Text 4)

W: What happened to that gift card? I was going to use it to buy some lipstick and clothes.

M: I used it to buy earrings for your mother last week. Its due date was yesterday, so I had to use it before it was useless.

(Text 5)

W: You aren’t going to make it. The meeting begins at 8:30, and it’s almost 7:45. What time did you get up?

M: An hour ago. I’ve been chatting with my colleagues all this time. We decided to have the meeting online instead.

(Text 6)

W: You have been to lots of countries, haven’t you? What language do they speak in Scotland?

M: The Scots have their own language. They also speak English, but with a different accent from their neighbors. The Irish also speak English, although they have their own language too.

W: What language do you speak? Can you speak any other languages?

M: Well, I am originally from Scotland, but I know a bit of German from when I worked in Germany.

W: What did you do there?

M: I helped them design and build cars. The Germans are very proud of their car industry. Lots of different makes are designed there.

W: Did you get to drive them?

M: Oh, yes. We used to drive them through Switzerland to a testing factory in Italy.

(Text 7)

W: My phone died again. I need to charge it before we go anywhere.

M: You are never ready, Tina! I am always waiting for you. Every time we’ve got together, you would be over 30 minutes late!

W: There’s always a good reason, Patrick…

M: Uh, not always! Each time, it’s a different excuse. First, it was your car...then you lost something… another time it was because you couldn’t find the right shoes…and now your phone needs to be charged? Come on!

W: Well, I bought the tickets of the concert through an app, and we have to show them on my phone to get in.

M: OK, look…if we don’t get there soon, we could miss the whole thing. I’ll drive us there and pay for parking, and you can charge your phone in my car.

 (Text 8)

W: What are you doing, David?

M: I’m making pepper.

W: I didn’t know you could make pepper.

M: These are just different tastes that I add to regular black pepper. Look. This one on the shelf is made with hot red peppers. This one on the table is called sweet-and-sour pepper, and the one I’m making now is called green tea pepper.

W: Green tea pepper?

M: Yeah. First, I cut up some green tea leaves into very small pieces. Then I mix that with regular black pepper and leave it in the fridge for a month. After that, it tastes amazing!

W: What do you do with it?

M: I usually use it for meat and fish. But if you put a little on your eggs in the morning, it’s the best thing ever!

W: It sounds like a nice hobby, if you have the time. I think the regular pepper is just fine.

(Text 9)

M: I’m standing here in the small village of Point Pleasant. As you can see, the water level is at five feet, and it’s rushing through the streets like a river. Excuse me, Madam? What is your name?

W: Kelly Thompson.

M: Can you tell us what happened to you? 

W: The storm hit us two days ago. I put boards on the windows and stayed inside, but the rain wouldn’t stop. When the water started coming in the house, I knew I had to get out.

M: So, what did you do?

W: I tried to drive my car, but it had floated away. My only choice was to swim to the nearest tall building. Once I got there, I ran up the stairs to the roof.

M: So how were you rescued?

W: By helicopter. They dropped us here at this school and have given us blankets and food.

M: What an amazing story! Do you have any advice for people living in areas where the storm will hit next?

W: Yes. Get out now. Do not try staying at home. It’s too dangerous.

M: Thank you, Kelly. If anyone would like to volunteer for rescue efforts or donate money, please call the number at the bottom of your screen.

(Text 10)

    There is no doubt that Australia is one of the world’s greatest treasures, yet most of us would probably rather travel to North America, Europe, or Asia. Perhaps the main reason why people don’t visit Australia is because they are scared of its many deadly animals. After all, Australia is home to sharks and some of the world’s most poisonous spiders and snakes. Say what you will, but you can’t say Australia is boring! So today, why don’t we take a look at some of the country’s more positive aspects? Australia is a multicultural country full of kind and helpful people. They love to laugh and are very welcoming to visitors. Australia also has a very warm climate. In fact, the entire middle of the country is a desert. So all the big cities are spread around the coastal areas where it is cooler. Surfing is a hugely popular activity there. Most Australian children start the popular water sport once they can walk, and long before they learn how to ride a bike. This “beach life” is a big part of the Australian lifestyle, which explains why Australians always seem so relaxed and carefree. It’s true that Australia is mostly flat and lacks the mountains and green grasslands compared with nearby New Zealand. However, what more than makes up for it is its unique animals, friendly people, and beautiful beaches.