高二英语月考试题答案.doc

听力原文及参考答案：(Text 1)M: Could I get another cup of coffee?W: Sorry, sir, we’re going to take off.M: Oh, in that case I’d better fasten my seat belt.(Text 2)W: Did you finish the match yesterday?M: Yeah. It looked as though it was going to rain, but it didn’t. I certainly didn't need my sunglasses, though, with those grey skies.(Text 3)M: Have you read The Careless Tourist?W: Yes. The story was quite exciting in parts, I suppose. The words in the book are good. But the characters were all so unpleasant.(Text 4)M: I’m going to take my bicycle to the bike shop.W: Why? It just has a flat tire. Can’t you fix that yourself?M: I suppose I could, but I still want to buy a new bike lock.(Text 5)M: You mean it’s still not fixed?W: Not yet. Too bad it broke down on the hottest day of the year.M: I’m supposed to wear a coat and tie in this office, and I’ve been dying!W: I’ll tell the repairman downstairs again.(Text 6)W: I’m so tired. Shall we just stay at home this weekend?M: Mmm ... how about bringing the kids to the beach tomorrow with a picnic as it’s so hot ... although we really ought to clean the flat. Oh, I really forgot! Isn’t your sister coming to see us on Sunday?W: Yes, you’re right. She’ll enjoy a good day at the seaside, won’t she? We’ll relax at home another time and then do the housework too.M: Sounds great.(Text 7)W: What did you study in university, Stuart?M: Well, studied law for four years, although I’ve never actually worked for a law firm. I spent three years writing articles for a law magazine, but I always knew this wasn’t what I really wanted to do — the kitchen is my true home!W: When did you quit your last job?M: Last year. After I won a TV competition to find the best cook in the country, I turned professional. Since then, I’ve never looked back.(Text 8)W: Did you get a chance to visit Brenda?M: Yeah, she is still in some pain.W: It must have been a pretty bad accident. I heard her car was totally destroyed. How did it happen?M: She was driving to Florida with her neighbour to visit a classmate and her car slid in the snow and hit a tree. I suppose she was lucky she wasn’t hurt worse. Anyway, she’ll be going home in another day, but it’ll be at least a month before she’s back working with us. Her neighbour wasn’t hurt at all.W: That’s lucky for her.(Text 9)W: This afternoon I’m at Frankby Castle. Ryan, the uniforms you wear are quite old in style, aren’t they?M: Well, to my mind everything about this uniform is there for a reason. It shows the centuries gone by. And, by the way, it fits quite well.W: Do things ever go wrong here?M: Well, I remember one night we had a fire practice and everybody had to get out, but one couple were so fascinated by a painting that they stayed in one of the rooms. Unfortunately for them we decided not to reopen after the practice was over, and they ended up being stuck there overnight. When the cleaners heard sounds in the morning, they thought they must be art thieves.W: Is this a pleasant place to work?M: Yes! There’s so much about this place that I still don’t know and I get excited whenever I discover more facts about it. OK, it’s freezing in winter and too hot in summer, but you get used to that. People here don’t always work with a smile, but it’s like that anywhere, isn’t it?W: Are you glad you decided to make Frankby your home?M: Well, before I moved here, I was worried I’d be bored, but that didn’t turn out to be the case. And when I think of some of the ugly towns I could’ve ended up in, I realize how fortunate I am. I’m not surprised they built a castle here!(Text 10)M: Hello, everyone! My name is Harry Marshall, and I want to tell you about my recent school trip to a place called Markham. Our teacher, Mr Griffiths, who actually teaches us maths, is also really interested in geography, so he wanted to take us — and he thought we’d get material for other subjects like art and photography, too.I was surprised to find that the cave we were in was completely dry, apart from a stream that ran right through it, which I wanted to examine a bit more closely. And there was also a waterfall that dropped into a black hole at the back of the cave. Needless to say, no one really wanted to explore that part!The guide also asked us what different shapes we could see in the rocks. Many people thought one rock was shaped like a snake, and several in my group thought they saw a horse in another rock, but I didn’t manage to see anything more exciting than a rock that looked a bit like a rabbit.The final part of our visit was to an exhibition about the history of the caves. We saw videos about how the caves were explored, and photos of the brave divers who first went into the caves. But I was even more impressed by the machines we were shown. They really brought the history of the place to life for me.高二英语十月份月考答案：第一部分 听力1-5 BCABA 6-10 BBCAC 11-15 BACAC 。