大连市高三第二次模拟考试英语参考答案及评分标准.doc

2013年大连市高三二模考试参考答案及评分标准英 语听力部分（1.520=30）15BCACC 610CBACB 1115BCCBA 1620 CCABC单项填空（115=15）2125 CBADA2630CADCB3135DCBAA完形填空（1.520=30）3640 ABCBD4145 CCAAD4650 BABAC5155 DADBC阅读理解（220=40）5659 CBAD6063CDDB6467CCBB6870BDA7175DGEBF短文改错（110=10）Dear Brad,I am a boy of 24 and graduated from university last year. As my family is not rich, it is hardfor my parents to agree to the plan whether I will continue with my study. So it is high time for me thatto find a job and do everything in return for all their cares. However, job market is getting more something care theand more competitively, so my job hunting is not very promising. As it is known, many companies competitiveprefer the applicants with experience and ability. It was so bad, right? Worse still, I studied isliterature in university. Now I have less chances to find a job that best suit me. Im on so fewer suits inawkward a position that I dont know what to do next. Could you give me some advice?Best wishes.Abby书面表达（25分）依据高考作文评分标准。One possible version：It is well- known that water is of vital importance to man. Just as someone puts it, where there is water, there is life. However, some of us never know the value of water. We never consider it a waste to leave the tap running while brushing teeth or washing hands. When we take a shower, sometimes we just let water run one hour or more on end. The advertisement has warned us to be aware of the value of water. We should feel it a shame to waste any drop. Now lets use recycling water and try to save as much water as possible not only for us but also for our children.听力录音稿(Text 1)M:Its two-thirty in the afternoon and they havent come to fix the shower yet.W:What! I called the front desk at eight oclock in the morning. Where the hell are they?(Text 2)W:It is going to be expensive to take the train to New York. Have you seen the rates?M:Yes, I think wed be better drive.(Text 3)W:Is our baby with you, John? Hes not in the kitchen.M:No, Mary. Perhaps hes upstairs in the study.W:Em, go and look.Hes very quiet, isnt he?M:Well, hes not in the study, nor in his room. Oh, hes in the washroom, cleaning your shoes with your toothbrush!(Text 4)W:The stairs have worn out. Youd better have them fixed.M:Dont you see Im busy now?W:What if the stairs fall down?M:Ill be still busier. OK, Ill fix them myself.(Text 5)W:Id love to see a different type of movie for a change. Im tired of movies about prison breaks.M:I agree. Lets go and see that new movie at the Central Theater. I hear its a realistic and touching story of two young lovers.(Text 6)M:My new supermarket is really marvelous.W:Oh, Jeff. I really cant agree. I dont like it at all. My shop is much better.M:You must be mad. I think its really.you know.so easy to buy everything in one place.W:Yes, its easy. But dont you think the food isnt.I mean small shops usually have much fresher food.M:Maybe, but you pay for it. Small shops are much morewell not much more, but theyre more expensive, arent they?W:Yes, I agree with you, but supermarkets by and large pay their staffs badly, dont they? Supermarket staff are really.but you get better service in small shops. They are much more friendly.M:No, everyone in my supermarket is very nice. (Text 7)W:Have you read the story The Gift of the Magi written by O. Henry?M:Yes. I enjoy reading his short stories. What I admire him most for is that he started to write stories while he was in prison. Well, whos your favorite American writer, Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway, or Jack London?W:Jack London. Do you know anything about this man?M:No, not much. Could you share something with me?W:Sure. Jack London was born of a poor family in San Francisco in 1876. He left school at 14, and later he became a sailor, a hunter and an explorer. In 1897 he went to Canada starting his adventures there. He put these experiences into his stories. London continued to travel until a few years before his death in 1916. Now Im reading his story Love of Life. Im sure youll like his works.M:Great! Can you lend it to me after you finish it?W:No problem.(Text 8)W:Whats in the box, Ralph?M:Why do you want to know?W:Im just curious.M:Remember, curiosity killed the cat, Margie.W:Well, I dont think theres anything particularly dangerous about a cardboard box.M:You never know. Besides, you might let the cat out of the bag.W:I wont tell. I promise.M:Well, you know that tomorrow is Cynthias birthday. Ive planned a special surprise.W:What is it?M:Im giving her all my old economics books!W:Your economics books?M:You know that shes studying to be an economist. I thought shed love to have my old textbooks.W:(sarcastic) Im sure shell be thrilled.(Text 9)M:Do you know when Martin will be back?W:Yes. He should be here later on this afternoon, maybe about 4:30 pm. May I take a message?M:Yes. You promised to send me a product list your computers, but it has not arrived yet.W:Im sorry. Would you like me to fax that to you?M:Yes. But our fax is being repaired at the moment and it wont be working until around 2:30 pm. Could you try sending that information around 3:30 pm?W:Im sure. Could I know your name, telephone number and fax number, please?M:Yes, Jack Kordell, and my phone number is 3641-7323, the fax number is 3641-7339.W:OK. Is your name spelled C-o-r-e-l?M:Its Kordell with a “K”, and two “l”s, K-o-r-d-e-l-1.W:All right, Kordell, and your phone number is 3641-7323 and the fax number is 3641-7339. Is that correct?M:Yes, it is. By the way, what is your after-sale service?W:We will have it repaired free of charge within two years after being bought.M:All right.(Text 10)So what kinds of topics are acceptable? Well, the most important thing is that they must be of national interest. And because a stamp needs to represent the country in some way, characters from books are popular, or you often find national animals and birds. So of course, the