1、20182019学年度第一学期期末学业水平诊断高三英语试题参考答案听力：1-5 CBABA 6-10 CCBAB11-15 CACAB 16-20 ACACC 阅读理解：21-25ADCBC 26-30 ADCBA31-35 BCBDC七选五： 36-40 DGBCE完形填空：41-45 BDABC 46-50 DABAB 51-55 DCDAC 56-60 DABAC语法填空：61. created 62. a 63. falls64. during/in65.importance 66. faster 67. to display 68. are encouraged 69. but/ye
2、t70. developing短文改错：I like the Spring Festival, during that I usually enjoy myself greatly. All the family members whichwill get together to have a big dinner. We alsovisit our relatives or friends. To my great joy, myandgrandparent always give me some lucky money. Last year, I spent the Spring Fest
3、ival happily asgrandparentsusual, but one thing made me surprising. My grandparents didnt give me lucky money at the first!surprisedIt seemed that they had forgotten about them. Seeing I was puzzled, my grandpa laughed. Severalitminutes late, my mobile phone received a message. It was my grandpa sen
4、t lucky money later who/thatto me secret through WeChat! What modern and humorous my grandpa was!secretly How书面表达：Dear Henry,My name is Li Hua, a Chinese middle school student. I learned from your post that youre eager to learn Chinese poetry through the Internet. I think I can give you a hand.I hav
5、e been enthusiastic about Chinese poetry since I was in the primary school and I have performed well in some poetry contests. Besides, I tutored some foreigners to learn Chinese ancient poetry last summer. Im sure youll have a good understanding of Chinese poetry with my help. In turn, this will pro
6、vide me a good chance to practice my English by communicating with you. I hope we can improve ourselves together.Im looking forward to your reply.Yours sincerely,Li Hua 附：听力录音材料Text 1W: I dont feel like going out. Why dont we just stay home and watch TV instead?M: Come on! You promised to take me ou
7、t for dinner and to the theatre.W: OK. But homework goes before dinner and theatre, you know.Text 2M: Hi! Fiona? I almost didnt recognize you. You are much thinner now.W. Yes. I have lost about ten kilos.M: How did you do it?W: I went on a diet. And I did more exercise regularly.Text 3W: Mr. Smith i
8、s really a language expert. He can speak French as if he were from France and now he is also beginning to learn Japanese.M: How I envy him! I have learned Spanish for ten years, but I only know the greetings.Text 4W: You always throw your books everywhere! And your shoes are all over the floor. M: O
9、K. Ill pile books up on the desk and put away the shoes in the box.W: Be quick, or well be late for the movie.Text 5M: Yesterday I was in the shop and bought a red hat for you. Try it on in front of the mirror.W: Its very kind of you. The hat is the same colour as my dress. They match my blue shoes
10、so well. I like it. Thank you so much.Text 6W: Excuse me. Could you tell me what a yard sale is?M: As the name suggests, its a sale held in someones yard, selling used goods.W: What can I get there?M: You can find books, records, cups and furniture. You name it, and they will have it. W: Why do Amer
11、ican people love to buy second-hand goods?M: To save money, of course. Some people even hope to find treasures there. W. I see. Thank you, Mr. Green. Youve been very helpful.M: Youre welcome. Text 7W: Hi, George! Congratulations!M: Thank you. You watched the match, didnt you?W: Of course. When I got
12、 there, you had already started playing. So you didnt see me. M: It wasnt easy to win the match. Their team is really a strong one.W: But your team is even stronger. M: We are thankful to Mr. Harrison. He kept asking us to remember teamwork. We did as he told us and we won the first place in the lea
13、gue at last. W: He is really a successful coach.M: You can hardly imagine how hard he trained us.W: I can imagine, and I also know he is a kind man. M: Yes, he is. We love him and we owe all of our success to him.Text 8M: Do you know the first McDonalds restaurant had no seats for customers to sit o
14、n?W: In that case, people had to stand eating, didnt they?M: No. Most people bought the food and took it away, and thats the way Mac and Dick thought of to avoid washing the dishes. W: Thats a good idea. But who are Mac and Dick?M: They were two brothers who ran the first McDonalds. Later a business
15、man called Ray Kroc asked to buy their business. W: Did the two brothers agree?M: Yes. They sold the business to Ray for 27 million dollars.W: So today there are so many chain stores of McDonalds, right?M: Exactly. But which McDonalds do you think sells the most hamburgers in the world every day?W:
16、I guess a certain one in New York. M: No, no. Its the Hong Kongs McDonalds.W: Aha, its hard to believe.Text 9M: Hello. Excuse me.W: Yes. Can I help you?M: Do you remember me? I just had lunch here half an hour ago.W: Of course I remember you.M. I think I lost my wallet here.W. Oh, no. Really? I didn
17、t see anything.M: Didnt you find a wallet?W: No, I didnt. Would you like to go to look by the table with me?M: Yes, I would. Its not here. And its not on the floor. Has anyone sat at this table since I left?W: No. Its been empty the whole time.M: Hmm. I dont know how it could have happened. W: I rem
18、ember, sir, that your friend took the bill. You didnt pay for the lunch yourself, did you?M: No. My friend did.W: Then are you sure you took your wallet out of your pocket while you were here?M: No, Im not sure. But I usually take out my wallet when I sit down. Its uncomfortable to sit on it. So I u
19、sually put it next to me on the table. W: Maybe you lost it before you came here. Or maybe you left it at home.Text 10W: Research from YaleUniversity shows that people who read live longer. Reading for 30 minutes a day could help us. Researchers said reading keeps the mind active, reduces stress and
20、 makes us take better care of our health. The researchers said books help the brain more than newspapers and magazines, but any kind of reading is good. In the study, researchers looked at the lifestyles, reading habits, health and education of 3,500 men and women over a 12-year period. All of the p
21、eople were at least 50 years old at the start of the research. The study found that people who read for up to 3.5 hours a week were 17 percent less likely to die than those who read no books. Those who read for over 3.5 hours a week were 23 per cent less likely to die. A researcher said, “Older individuals, regardless of gender, health, wealth or education, showed the survival advantage of reading books.” She added, “Individuals over the age of 65 spend an average of 4.4 hours per day watching television. Efforts to redirect leisure time into reading books could prove to be beneficial.”
