19届高三文科英语上学期半期考试试卷答案

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2、n Japan were meant for people which searched for a low-costwho/thatform of transportation. Surprising, these minicars have instead become popular with other group ofSurprisinglyanotherdrivers: older adults.Honda s -NBox model car, for example, is very small.Equipping with advanced technology, Equipp

3、edthe car is safe and easy to drive. Carmakers have hoped that young people can be persuadedbuy添加 tominicars. However, about half of the owners are 50 years old or older. Besides, a number of Japanesetheunder 30 has fallen down by nearly 40 percent since 2001. Minicars are not expensive but ownershi

4、p去掉 downandtaxes are low.Sothe carshad gained popularitywithJapan sgrowingnumber ofthehaveelderly. One out of every three passengers cars sold in Japan is a minicar.passenger书面表达Dear Alex,I am delighted to know you are interested in our school sports meeting. I am writing to tell yousomething about

5、it.The annual sports meeting, lasting two days, is usually held on the school playground in Octoberwhen the weather is pleasant and mild. There are a wide range of sports events, among which trackand field makes up a greater part. Athletes can choose the individual or team events. Besides thecompeti

6、tive games, some wonderful performances are put on as well, definitely the highlight in myeyes. Also, the class relay races are my favorite event because its really exciting to cheer up ourclassmates and watch them dash towards the destination.Do you have the similar school sports event? Looking for

7、ward to your reply.Best wishes!Yours,Li Hua听力原文：Text 1W: It was so beautiful when we woke up today, but then it got cloudy in the afternoon.M: Tomorrow morning, it will be windy with a chance of rain. But it will be clear and sunny around midday.Text 2M: I can t turn up the television sound any high

8、er, and I still can t hear what the announcerssaying.W: I m sorry. I ll go in the other room to talkhe phonet.Text 3M: I d like to buy this shirt using my gift card. I m not sure how much is left on it, though.W: It looks like $3. OK, after using the gift card, I just need another dollar from you. T

9、ext 4W: When I was in France, the people weren very nice.It twas the opposite in Thailand, wasn t it?M: I agree. The only problem was that we went when it was really hot. The food was very good, though.M: You shouldn t be so hard on yourself, honey. You are the best person for the job, and themost p

10、repared.W: But there are so many people applying! Can you go into the bedroom and pick something out for me?Text 6W: Hello, everyone. Hand me your passports. What is the purpose of your visit?M: We are taking our kids to a music festival in Seattle.W: So, you have a place to stay while you are there

11、?M: We ll be staying at the Sandman Hotel for a couple of nights, and then we will go to my Mother house.W: When will you be returning to Vancouver?M: We are planning to be back by Wednesday.M: Me, too. Text7W: I received this package yesterday, but there is no name on it. There is only a sticker wi

12、th a long string of numbers and letters. I wanted to thank the person who sent it to me, so I washoping you could get me their information.M: Well, it was definitely delivered by us. That sticker is something post offices use to communicate with each other. Can you tell me what was in the package?W:

13、 Just books, but they re all ones I ve always wanted to read. Clearly, the sender knows me.Is there anyone you can call?M: Let me look on the computerit was originallysentfrom Paris, but it seems the box wasdamaged once it arrived in the U.S.W: I see.M: The post office in Washington D.C. put it into

14、 a new box and sent it here to Philadelphia. The sender s information shouldcome up on my screen shortly.Text 8W: Hi, Brent. My nameis Charlene. Welcome toBayside High. I ll give youabrief tour ofourschool. I see you ve just met our gym teacher.M: Yes, Mr. Hooper, right? He s very nice. He told me h

15、e is also the basketball coach.W: That s right.Do you play? The season has only just begun, so I m sure you can play if you areinterested.M: I enjoy watching basketball, but I m afraid I can t play that well. I am more interested in thevideo club.W: Great. I ll introduce you to Mrs. Lang later. She

16、is the head of the video department.M: Cool. Are you a member of a club, too?W: I m planning on joining the book club at the end of the year, and I play on the volleyball team.Would you liketo see your classroom?M: Sure.W: Room 418. It s right across from the computer lab. If youforget where it is,

17、just come find me.My classroom is across from the gymnasium. Come on. Ind ll take youfloorup. to the 2Text 9M: Why are you eating your lunch in my science lab, Maria?W: I was carrying my lunch tray back to my seat, and then I hit something with my foot and fell.My food went everywhere, and everyone

18、started laughing. I can t go back to the cafeteria.M: Oh, that s nothing. People will forget about that in no time. I have a story for you. Would youlike to hear it?w: OK.M: When I was your age, there was a girl I liked. One day I saw her walking towards me on the sidewalk. I pretended I was looking

19、 at something else, and forgot to look where I was going. Boom! I bumped right into a pole!W: Ha-ha. Forgive me for laughing. What did you do then? She must have seen what happened.M: Oh, she saw I was bleeding from a cut on my head and she gave me her handkerchief from herpurse. We walked home toge

20、ther that day, and you know what? We re married now.W: That s a really cool story.M: My point is sometimes these things happen and they might seem terrible at first - but they don tmake you who you are. If you are able to laugh about it, sometimes you can turn a bad situationinto a good one.W: You s

21、ound just like my dad. I guess youright. reM: Of course I am. Now go back in there and sit with your friends, before the headmaster finds out you re in here.At one time, Australia was believed to be the southernmost continent. Explorers would not sailfurther south, because of the cold temperatures a

22、nd icy waters. Then in 1820, a Russian explorer named Mikhail Lazarev saw something that looked like an island of ice. Later that year, EnglandEdward Bransfield and an American named Nathaniel Palmer saw something similar. It was Antarctica, the seventh continent and fifth largest in the world, behind