等三校高三英语12月份联考试题(扫描版) 试题.doc

江苏省沭阳县修远中学等三校2019届高三英语12月份联考试题（扫描版）高三英语参考答案1—5 AACAB　 6—10 BACBA　 11—15 BCBCC　 16—20 CBCAC21—25 ABDAB 26—30 BACBA 31—35CBBDB36—40 ADBAD 41—45 BCDDD 46—50 ACBCB 51—55CDABC56—57 DB 58—60 CBC 61—64CDBD 65—70 ADCCBC65. preferring 72. based 73. independent 74.relationships 75. handling/approaching/addressing76. Analyse 77. purpose 78. mistakes 79. effects 80. respectful书面表达Many university students (73.13%) are involved in running errands, thinking it all right for their life and studies while the majority (nearly 80%) admit their academic work is affected more or less. Opinions are divided.(Approval)I subscribe to the idea of running errands for money for the following reasons: for one thing, despite the scholarship and financial assistance programs offered at universities, to those facing financial pressures, running errands may help them with their studies to some extent. For another thing, students are expected to further understand the service industry and sharpen their working skills, better preparing themselves for their future career in the long term.The above reasons taken into consideration, we may safely conclude that not only does running errands bring us economic benefits, but it contributes to cultivating our interpersonal and social skills. Therefore, I am in complete agreement with this practice.(Disapproval)On a personal note, I’m against running errands, which does more harm than good with reasons as follows: above all, this act takes time and energy, surely influencing students’ daily routines and their studies. After all, as students, priority should be given to their studies. Worse still, by doing so, students are more likely to take to illegal activities like taking exams for others, landing them in big trouble and even ruining their academic careers.Altogether, I will focus more attention on my academic work. Anyhow, it is what ability and skills I have developed in school that counts a lot in my future career. Undoubtedly, I will spend more spare time on my studies instead of making money.听力原文Text 1M: You promised to go to the Olympic Games with me this afternoon. Are you ready to go now?W: Oh, yes, I did say that. But, as you can see, I have some unexpected visitors now, so I am afraid I can’t go anymore. Text 2W: How was school today？Your teacher called me this afternoon. M: The same as always, Mom. Oh, there was one thing. I got in a big fight. Text 3M: I’m afraid you can’t get into the cinema because you do not have a ticket. W: Oh, I must have lost it, but I can find a person who can prove that I did have a ticket. Is that all right?Text 4W: What was your favorite subject in high school, Henry?M: I used to love math, but now I can’t stand it. I’m much more into English now. W: That’s so funny! I am just the opposite. Text 5M: Did you make a reservation on the 7: 00 flight?W: I thought you wanted to take the 6: 00 flight. It’s too late to change it now. Text 6W: Have you ever made dumplings before?M: There was a party my first year in China where someone came and tried to teach us how to make dumplings. I didn’t do very well. W: I’ll let you in on a secret. No one makes really good dumplings his or her first time!M: Well, I’m not sure that I’ll do better the second time. W: Of course you will. Practice makes perfect! Come on, I’ll teach you. M: Hmm, I suppose it couldn’t hurt. Who knows? Maybe they’ll be edible this time!W: Mine always taste good! But you can’t eat any of mine if you don’t at least try to make some yourself. M: All right. So, what kind shall we make? How about pork with green onions?Text 7W: Have you been to the National Museum since it reopened?M: No, have you?W: Yes, I went yesterday with some friends who were visiting from out of town. It was wonderful! We were only able to see a few of the exhibits because we spent so much time looking at the jade exhibit. It was amazing. The jade was simply amazing. The collection includes pieces from around the time of Peking Man through the Qing Dynasty. Although the artistry of the later pieces is superb, I think I enjoyed the early ones best. The stones were so beautiful, the carved patterns were simple yet elegant, and they were all done with such primitive tools—truly astonishing!M: That sounds like it’s worth a visit. My wife would probably enjoy it, too. How much is the entrance fee?W: That’s the best part. Like most museums in Beijing, admission is free!Text 8M: Did you watch the NBA game last night?W: No, I didn’t see it. In fact, I almost never watch NBA games. M: What? You’ve got to be kidding! Basketball is the best thing on TV. W: All it is a bunch of men in shorts running around with a ball. What’s so great about that?M: What’s so great about it? Why, it’s the greatest sport ever, that’s what! To play basketball professionally requires a lot of athletic ability, physical determination, and speed. It’s a。