高考全真模拟题（六）答案（在线收听）

全真模拟题（六）参考答案

第一卷

听力（30分）

　　　1.A 　　2.C 　　3.A 　　4.B 　　5.A

　　　6.B 　　7.C 　　8.B 　　9.A 　　10.C

　　　11.B 　12.A 　　13.C 　　14.C　　 15. C

　　　16.C 　17.C 　　18.A　　 19.C 　　20.B

英语知识运用（15分）

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

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

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

完形填空（30分）

　　　36. D 　　37. A　　 38. C 　　39. B　　 40. A

　　　41. B　　 42. C 　　43. A 　　44. D 　　45. B

　　　46. B 　　47. C 　　48. A　　 49. D　　 50. C

　　　51. D 　　52. A 　　53. C 　　54. B 　　55. D

阅读理解（40分）

　　　56. D　　 57. C　　 58. B 　　59. C
　

　　　60. D　　 61. C 　　62. C 　　63. A

　　　64. D 　　65. A 　　66. B 　　67. A

　　　68. C 　　69. C 　　70. C 　　71. C

　　　72. C 　　73. D 　　74. A 　　75. B

第二卷

短文改错

　　　76.√

　　　77.difficulty→difficult

　　　78. reflected →reflects

　　　79.what→that

　　　80. made up several →made up of several

　　　81.In addition to去掉to

　　　82. though→even

　　　83. founded→found

　　　84. borrow→borrowing

　　　85. reason→reasons

书面表达

My Favorite Newspaper

　　21 st Century is my favorite newspaper. It is an English language newspaper which is published in Beijing each week. It has sections of different kinds, including News of the week, the World Today, Language Class, Sports and Music and Students Report. There are plenty of beautiful pictures and interesting articles in it. I enjoy reading the paper. I read it to improve my English. I have learnt a lot of new words and useful expressions. Besides, I can get information about different things, from politics to sports and music. 21 st Century is very popular with students and English learners. I do love it.

听力录音文稿

第一节

　　1. M：How far do we have to go？

　　　W：About sixty miles.

　　2. M：Do you think you can get me to Capital Airport by 10：20？

　　　W：It should be okay if the lights are with us.

　　3. M：I’ve got a bad tooth. Would you please see if it can be filled？

　　　W：Open your mouth，please. Which one？

　　4. M：We’d better get something to eat.

　　　W：Let’s go to a snack bar. I hope you will like it.

　　5. M：I hear you’ve been to Friendship Hospital. Anything wrong？

　　　W：No. I went down there to have a medical examination for my driving license.

第二节

(Text 1)

　　M: Good afternoon. I believe that this house is for sale.

　　W: That’s right.

　　M: May I have a look at it, please?

　　W: Yes, of course. Come in. Let me show you around it.

　　M: How long have you lived here?

　　W: I’ve lived here since my son was born, and he’s thirty.

　　M: Oh, that’s quite a long time.

　　W: Yes, I moved here in 1967.

　　M: Then why do you want to sell it?

　　W: Er....I’ve just retired. I want to buy a small one in the country. It’s quiet and the air is very fresh there.

　　M: How much does it cost?

　　W: $150,000.

　　M: That’s a lot of money. Can you bring it down?

　　W: I’m sorry. It’s worth every penny of it.

　　M: Well, I like the house, but I can’t decide yet. My wife must see it first.

　　W: Women always have the last word

(Text 2)

　　M: Any plan for today, my dear?

　　W: I was thinking of calling on Auntie Ann. I haven’t seen her since she moved to a new house.

　　M: Does she know you’re coming?

　　W: Yes, but I told her I’d call her first because I wasn’t sure what time I would be coming. What about you?

　　M: I’m not sure yet. Maybe we’ll call on Rick together.

　　W: I haven’t seen him since he got back from the hospital. I have been meaning to call on him, but l just haven’t got around to it.

　　M: It would be a good idea if we did call on him. He still doesn’t feel well .Why don’t you give Ann a call and see if she’d like to go over to Rick’s.

　　W: OK, we can have a little party there.

　　M: You’re joking. Remember, Rick is still sick.

(Text 3)

　　W: Hi, Bob. Haven’t seen you for ages. What’s happened to you?

　　M: I have been in hospital.

　　W: Oh, sorry to hear that. But for what?

　　M: Er..., I had a car accident two weeks ago.

　　W: Really? So you were injured and treated in the hospital.

　　M. Yes. But luckily, only my left arm was broken. And I can move it now.

　　W: Good. But how did it happen?

　　M: I was driving to work on Broad Street and crashed into a Pole.

　　W: You drove too fast, I suppose.

　　M: Yes, and I regret it.

　　W: Remember the lesson. I hope you will return to work soon.

　　M: Thanks a lot.

(Text 4)

　　One day a lawyer’s wife fell ill. The lawyer went to get a doctor. The doctor knew that the lawyer was famous for not paying his bills. So he said to the lawyer before he entered the house,“If I do cure your wife, I am afraid you may not pay me.”
　　“Sir,”replied the lawyer.“Here is $500. Whether you cure my wife or you kill her，I will give you all of this.”
　　The doctor believed him and went into the house. When he reached the woman’s bedside, it soon became clear to him that he could do little. She was seriously ill and though he gave her some medicine, she soon died.
　　He told the lawyer he was very sorry, and asked for the money which he had been promised.“Did you kill my wife?”asked the lawyer.“Of course I didn’t,”said the doctor.“Well, did you cure my wife?”asked the lawyer.“I’m afraid that was impossible,”said the doctor.“Well then,” said the lawyer. “Since you neither killed her nor cured her，I will pay you nothing.”

(Text 5)

　　Tom was in the market one day when he noticed a man with a cage in his hand. There was a parrot in the cage, and the man was selling his parrot, shouting out to the market“$100!” As Tom watched, someone bought the parrot.
　　Suddenly Tom saw a chance to make some money, so he rushed home and got a turkey from his back yard. He returned to the market and began shouting “$200 for this beautiful turkey!” But nobody showed any interest.
　　Finally a friend came up to Tom and said to him, “Tom, are you crazy? You can’t sell a turkey for that price!”
　　Tom said,“Why not? My turkey is as beautiful as a parrot that was sold for $100 this morning, and my turkey is bigger.”　
　　“But Tom,” the friend said, “that parrot is valuable because it talks like a man.”
　　“Is that so?” said Tom. “Well, my turkey thinks like a man.”