2024年甘肃酒泉市高三三模英语高考试卷试题（含答案）

酒泉市普通高中2024届高三第三次诊断考试(5月)英语试题考生注意：1.本试卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟。2.答题前，考生务必用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔将密封线内项目填写清楚。3.考生作答时，请将答案答在答题卡上。选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑；非选择题请用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔在答题卡上各题的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效，在试题卷、草稿纸上作答无效。4.本卷命题范围：高考范围。第一部分 听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15. B.£9.15. C.£9.18.答案是B。1.WhathasDennisdecidedtodo?A.Startanewcompany. B.Staywithhisparents. C.Liveindependently.2.Whatisprobablytheman?A.Adirector. B.Anactor. C.Ahost.3.Whenwilltheelectricitybeonagaintonight?A.At7:00pm. B.At9:00pm. C.At10:00pm.4.Whomighthavereceivedaphysicalcheckup?A.Jenny. B.Phoebe. C.Martin.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Howhungrytheyfeel.B.Wherethey'llhavelunch.C.Whatfoodtheywanttoorder.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Husbandandwife. B.Teacherandstudent. C.Motherandson.7.Wheredoesthemansuggestgoing?A.Thecircus. B.Theamusementpark. C.Thecinema.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whywillthespeakerseatouttonight?A.Theycan'tcookduetolackofwater.B.Theywanttoeatsomedifferentfood.C.Theydon'tfeellikecooking.9.Whatdoesthemanwanttoeat?A.Italianfood. B.Frenchfood. C.Mexicanfood.10.Howwillthespeakersgototherestaurant?A.Bytaxi. B.Bybike. C.Bycar.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.WhydoesTomlikewatchingtheTVseriesHeartland?A.Duetothepeacefullifestyle.B.Becauseofthetouchingplots.C.Owingtotheexcitingstory.12.WhatdoesTomthinkofhisgrandparents'life?A.It'stough. B.It'sboring. C.It'ssimple.13.Whatdoesthemanrecommendthewomando?A.Eatsafeandhealthyfood.B.Experienceadifferentlife.C.Keepsomeanimalsandplants.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.WhathasmadeMayaBaydrawsomanytouristssince1999?A.AfamousHollywoodmovie.B.Somewonderfulwatersportsthere.C.Beautifulsceneryandgoodservicesthere.15.WhydidthegovernmentcloseMayaBayforatime?A.Toupdateitsfacilities.B.Toraisesomeseaanimals.C.Toprotectthenaturallife.16.Howdoesthemanlikethegovernment'sdecision?A.Incorrect. B.Reasonable. C.Unclear.17.Whatdothespeakerswanttodointheend?A.Readthemagazine. B.Bookahotel. C.SurftheInternet.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.WhatdoweknowabouttheBurjKhalifa?A.Itisanancientman-madebuilding.B.Itisthetallestman-madebuilding.C.ItislocatedintheUnitedStates.19.HowlongdidittaketobuildtheBurjKhalifa?A.Fiveyears. B.Sevenyears. C.Nineyears.20.Whatwillthespeakerdonext?A.VisittheinsideoftheBurjKhalifa.B.Gotoanotherscenicspot.C.Takeabreak.第二部分 阅读(共两节，满分50分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AFourbestthriftstores(旧货商店)inNewYorkElBarrio'ThriftStoreAddress:21232ndAve,NYOpeningHours:10:30am—5:30pm,Mon,—Fri.;12:30pm—5:30pm,Sat.;Closed,Sun.Ifyou'relookingforfurnitureoritemstodecorateyourhomeoroffice,thisisabsolutelytheplaceforyou,It'sagreatthriftshoptostopinwhileyou'rehuntingforvintage(老式的)treasures,Youwillalwaysbesurprisedatsomeoftheamazingthingsitoffers,somakesureyoustopbytohavealook!LTrainVintageAddress:MultipleLocationsOpeningHours:12:00pm—7:00pm,everydayThisisacoolfamily-ownedvintagebrandpopularwithvintageshopperssinceitsopeningin1999.Youcanalwaysfindwell-pricedouterwear(外套)andsweaters,soit'sagoodchoicetovisitthestorewhenwinterisapproaching,Youcanusuallyfindallsizesthere,whichmakesittheperfectplaceforanyonetocheckout!CureThriftShopAddress:913rdAve,NYOpeningHours:1l:00am—9:00pm,everydayThisisoneofthosegreatthriftstoresinNewYorkforagoodcause—profitsbenefitdiabetesresearch,It'sasurprisingplacetoshopforsecondhandclothing,householditems,andevenfurniture,Pricescanbeabithigherthanthoseinsomeotherthriftstores,buttherearelotsofdealsifyouknowwhatyou'relookingfor!Beacon'sClosetAddress:MultipleLocationsOpeningHours:11:00am—8:00pm,everydayBeacon'sClosetisanamazingestablishmentwithlocationsinManhattanandBrooklyn,andisanotheronethatsupportscharitiesandgivesback.Youcanbuy,sell,andevenexchangecoolvintagepieces.Ithaseverythingyoucanimagine,includingsomefamousbrandnames,soyou'lldefinitelyfindsomethingthatyoufallinlovewith.21.WhencanyoumakeapurchaseatElBarrioThriftStore?A.6:00pmonTuesday. B.11:00amonSaturdayC.10:30amonSunday. D.1:00pmonSaturday.22.Wherecancustomersheadiftheyexpecttogivetheirvintageitemsinexchangeforotherones?A.Beacon'sCloset. B.CureThriftShop.C.LTrainVintage. D.ElBarrioThriftStore.23.HowareElBarrioThriftStoreandCureThriftShopsimilartoeachother?A.Theymainlysellbrand-nameproducts.B.TheyaretwochainstoresinNewYork.C.Theybothsellobjectsforhousesoroffices.D.Theyarebothsupportersofakindofresearch.BAnandMalligavad,knownasthe“LakeMan”inIndia,isamechanicalengineerfromBengaluru.Hehasspenthislifestudyingancienttechniquesforkeepinglakesclean.Malligavadhassuccessfullyrestored(恢复)manylakes,coveringatotalsurfaceareaof800acres.Theselakesnowhold106milliongallonsofwater,andthegroundwaterlevelinthoseregionshasincreasedbyeightfeet.Itwasin2017,andhewasoutforawalkwithcolleagueswhenhefellintoasmelly,dirtylake.Thentheverynextday,heaskedhiscompanyiftheywouldfundtherestorationofthe36-acrelake.However,theywereuncertainwhetherMalligavadcoulddothis.Determinedtosucceed,Malligavadtookituponhimselftostudythehistoryofthelakeandfamiliarizehimselfwithvariouslakerestorationmethods,Fourmonthslater,Malligavadreceivedfundingfromhiscompany,whichenabledhimtostartworkingonthisprojectinthecityofBengaluru.Withtheaidofhundredsofvolunteers,theyremovedthewasteandopenedthechannel.MalligavadthenadoptedtheancientCholamethodtobuildmudwallsthatchanneltheextrarainwaterintothelakesforagriculturaluse,Ittookthemjust45daysandthentheywaitedfortherains,Sixmonthslater,whentherainyseasoncame,hewasoutboatingonafresh,cleanlake,“WhenIsawthelake,Ifeltyounger,andIwantedtojumpintoit,”Malligavadsaid.Sincethisfirstwin,Malligavadhasnotstopped.Hehascreatedanon-profitorganizationcalledThelakeReviversCollective.“AllIhaveisasenseofurgencythatifwedon'trepairthedamagewe'vealreadycaused,”hesaid,“it'sgoingtoendbadlyforallofus.WatershortageisamajorprobleminBengaluru,Watertankers(水罐车)mustdriveintomeetthepopulation'sneeds.”Hismethodshelptosolvetheproblem,andevenattractwildlife.24.WhyisMalligavadcalledthe“LakeMan”inIndia?A.Hehascreatedthenewestwaysofcleaninguplakes.B.Helivesbyfishinginmanylakes.C.Heisdevotedtorestoringlakes.D.Heisgoodatboatingonlakes.25.HowdidMalligavadrespondtohiscompany'sdoubt?A.Byintroducingthehistoryofthelaketothepublic.B.Bydoingresearchintothelaketowinsupport.C.Bydiscontinuingtherestorationproject.D.Byseekinghelpfromothercompanies.26.HowcanwebestdescribetheapproachappliedinBengaluru?A.Challenginganddissatisfying.B.Traditionalbutuseless.C.Practicalandfruitful.D.Creativebutcostly.27.WhatinspiredMalligavadtostartthenon-profitorganization?A.Aseriouslackofwaterresources.B.Hispassionforwildlifeprotection.C.Thewishtoattractpublicattention.D.Hisdesiretohelppurchasewatertankers.CArecentscientificreportsaysthatmorethanone-fifthoftheworld'sreptiles(爬行动物)areattheriskofdyingout.Reptilesarecold-blooded,whichmeanstheirbodieshavethesametemperatureasthearoundthem,Examplesofreptilesincludeanimalslikesnakes,lizards,andcrocodiles.Thestudyisthefirstworldwidemeasurementofhowthreateneddifferentspeciesofreptilesare.For15years,between2007and2022,researcherscollectedinformationonover10,000differentkindsofreptiles.Thenewreporthasrevealedsomeunhappynews-21%ofallreptilespeciesareindangerofextinction.That'sover1,800speciesinall.Thestudyreportedthatatleast3lspeciesofreptileshavealreadygoneextinct.Themainreasonwhythesereptilesarefacedwithextinctionisthathumansaretakingovermoreandmoreoftheirhabitat.Morelandcontinuestobeclearedtomakeroomforcitiesandtowns.Largeareasoflandarealsobeingclearedsothattheycanbeusedasfarmland.Logging—cuttingdowntreesforwood—isanotherbigthreattoreptilehabitat.Whenwetalkaboutreptiles,manypeoplemaythinkofhot,dryareas.Butsomeofthemostendangeredreptilesliveinforests.Thenewstudyreportsthat30%ofreptilespeciesthatliveinforestsareattheriskofdyingout,Turtlesandcrocodilesareamongthemostthreatenedreptiles-60%ofturtlespeciesand50%ofcrocodilespeciesareattheriskofextinction.Similarworldwidestudiesweremadeofbirds,mammals,andamphibians(两栖动物)morethantenyearsago.Theauthorsofthereportsayitishardertocollectthemoneyneededtostudyreptiles,Theybelievethat'sbecausefurry(覆盖皮毛的)orfeatheryanimalslikemammalsandbirdsaremorepopularwithmostpeople.Scientistssaythatthegoodnewsisthatweknowwhatmustbedonetoprotectreptiles.BruceYoung,oneoftheleadersofthestudy,says,“Wehaveallthetoolsweneed.”Protectingnaturalareas,especiallyrainforests,isatthetopofthelist.28.WhatshouldberesponsibleforthelossofreptilehabitataccordingtoPara,4?A.Changesinagriculturalpractices. B.Environmentalpollution.C.Climatechange. D.Humanactivities.29.Whatisthemostendangeredreptilespecies?A.Snakespecies. B.Lizardspecies.C.Crocodilespecies. D.Turtlespecies.30.Whyisitmoredifficulttoraisemoneytostudyreptiles?A.TheyarelesspopularthanfurryorfeatheryanimalsB.Mostpeoplearenotawarethattheyareendangered.C.Itismuchmoreexpensivetodoresearchonthem.D.Itismuchhardertofindandobservethem.31.Whatisthethemeofthetext?A.Reptileshavetheirownwayoflivingintheirhabitat.B.Manyreptilespeciesareattheriskofgoingextinct.C.Manyreptilespeciesareprotectedbyalotoflaws.D.Reptilesplayanimportantroleinanecosystem.DA2,800-year-oldChinesebronzeitemthathadgonemissingafterbeingstolen40yearsagowasrecentlyreturnedtoitsmotherland,whichisanexampleofrelicprotectioncooperationbetweenChinaandtheUnitedStates,theNationalCulturalHeritageAdministrationannouncedonWednesday,Thebronzevessel,namedFengXingshuGui,wasbelievedtohavebeencraftedduringthelastcenturyoftheWesternZhouDynasty(11thcenturyBCto771BC).Thevessel,whichis18centimetershigh'and2lcmindiameterandweighsabout6kilograms,isalargebowlthathasdoublehandles,ThetreasurewasflownfromSanFranciscoandarrivedinBeijingonJan28,Ateamoforganizedexpertstookacloselookattheartifact(历史文物)thenextday,Basedonitscomprehensiveanalysisofthevessel'sartisticpatterns,materials,decorativeartsandinscriptions(铭文),aswellasoldphotosandhistoricalfilesthatwereusedforreference,theteamconfirmedthattherepatriateditemwastheoriginalFengXingshuGui,atop-levelculturalrelicofChina.Aninscriptioncastintheinsidepartofthevesselsaysitwas“craftedbyXingshu(anobleman)oftheFengstate,dedicatedtohiswife,Boji,andisatreasureforallhisgenerationstocome”.In1978,thebronzevesselwasdugoutfromacellar(地下室)inFufengcountyofBaoji,Shaanxiprovince.Itwaslaterhousedinalocalmuseum,butonNov5,1984,itwasstolenbythieves,andwhereithadgoneremainedunknown,Sincethetheft40yearsago,Chinahadnevergivenuplookingforit,saidLiQun,directoroftheNationalCulturalHeritageAdministration.Decadeslater,whenRaymondKing,anentrepreneurbasedinPortlandintheUSstateofOregon,washelpinghismotherclearoutoldbelongingsinherNewYorkapartment,littledidtheyrealizethatabronzevesselamongotherantiqueswasthelong-losttreasure.However,KingdiscovereditsoriginlastyearwhenheinvitedaresearcheratSotheby'sauction(拍卖)housetolookathismother'scollection,ThenextdayhewastoldthebronzehadbeenstolenfromChina.“Mygrandfathergotitfromadealer...andthengaveittomymother,”Kingsaid,“Wehadnoideawhenorforhowmuchitwasbought,butonceweunderstooditwasstolen,mymom'sreactionwasjust,‘Giveitback,’”32.Whatisthepossiblemeaningoftheunderlinedword“repatriated”inParagraph2?A.Broughtback. B.Putaway. C.Lookedover. D.Pickedout.33.Whatcanbelearnedaboutthevessel?A.Thevesselwasstoredinacellarfor8yearsafterbeingdugout.B.Thevesselwasmadeforanobleman'sdaughter.C.Thevesselwassoldtoabusinessmanin1978.D.Thevesseldisappearedfromalocalmuseum.34.HowdidthebronzevesselendupbeingownedbyKing'smother?A.HersontookitfromChina. B.Shegotitfromherfather.C.Sheboughtitfromadealer. D.Hersonacquireditatanauction.35.Whatisasuitabletitleforthenewsreport?A.LostrelichappenstohavebeendiscoveredinUSB.ReturnofrelicfromUStoChinaasignoffriendshipC.How2,800-year-oldChinesebronzeitemgoesmissingD.Whybronzeritualvesselbelievedtohavebeencrafted第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。DreamingofdragonsDragonssharesimilaroriginsinbothEastandWest.Theyear2024celebratestheyearofthedragon,36Butitisasacred(神的)onethatChinesepeoplehavebeencrazyaboutforthousandsofyears,Chineseevenclaimthemselvesasthe“descendantsofthedragon”.ThisislargelythesamecaseintheWest.37Theyfrequentlyappearinlegends,novelsandotherformsofentertainment,suchasSleepingBeautyandDungeons&Dragons.Whatmaybesurprising,however,isthatdragonssharesimilaroriginsdespitedifferentculturalexplanations.38OneoftheearliestarchaeologicalpiecesofevidenceofdragonscanbetracedbacktothecarvedjadefiguresinChina,unearthedatthesitesoftheHongshanCulture,datingbackmorethan5,000years.Thesejadecarvingsresemblesnakescurledintoa“C”shape,ThePenguinBookofDragons,aPenguinclassicabout2,000yearsofdragonlegends,alsonotesthatintheancientworld,dragonswereoftendescribedasverylargesnakes.Butwhyaredragonssofascinatingtopeople?ThisquestionwasexploredbyCarlSagan,afamousscientist,inabookcalledTheDragonsofEden.39Hebelievedthatpeoplecreateddragonstoriesoutofahumanneedtocombinescientificobservationofrealitywithanunreasonablefearforpredators(捕食者).AlthoughdragonslookdifferentinEasternandWesternculture,theyplayasimilarroleinstoriesaroundtheworld,Thesestoriescaninspirehopeandguidepeopletowardsabetterlife.40IntheWest,dragonsareusuallyseenasevil(邪),buttheyalsoappearintheBiblemanytimes,wheretheyareusedinstoriesthatteachimportantlessons.A.DragonshavealonghistoryinWesternmythology(神话).B.Amongthe12animalsigns,thedragonistheonlyimaginaryone.C.Somearticlessaythatone'spersonalitydependsonhisanimalsign.D.Inthebookhedescribeshowthenaturalworldinspiredthecreationofdragons.E.FolkdragondancehasbeenpartofthedragoncultureinChinaforquitealonghistory.F.BothEasternandWesternrecordsdescribedragonsashavingsnake-likecharacteristics.G.InChina,thedragonisseenasasignofgoodluckandisbelievedtohavecontroloverrainandthunder.第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。33yearsago,Thomasretiredfromhisjob,buthesimplycouldn'tsitathomedoingnothing.HiswifeElizabeth,whowasanelementaryschoolteacherintheirhometown,suggestedthatheshould41ajobasacrossingguard,Hethoughitsoundedlikeagoodwaytokeepbusy.Overthreedecadeslater,heis42outthereeveryday!Thomasbeganhis43asadriveroverseasandthenhereturnedhomeandworkedforthepostofficeuntilhe44.HeandElizabethhavebeenmarriedfor51years,andshesaidshewas45tostillhaveher46husbandaround.“Hedecidedheneededsomethingelsetodo,sowemadeit47forhim,”saidElizabeth.He48forworkat5:00ameveryweekday,Heisa49facefortwogenerationsofthestudentsandtheirfamilies,Whenheturned100yearsold,theentirepeopleofthe50cametogethertocelebratehisbirthday,“Notmanyofuscaneventhinkaboutturning100andstillwantingtogetupeverymorningtogotoworkwitha51onourface,”teacherVerhondaEvenssaid.“Weappreciateyou52.”Evenathisage,Thomas53takesadayoff,evenforvacations!Hissonsaidhediditallforthe54.“Hehasmorethingstodothanwehavetodo,”heexplained.“Evenwhenitcomesdowntovacations,hewantstohurryupandcomebacksohecandothecrossingguard.Hedoesn'twantto55hiswork.Itkeepshimbusy.”41.A.recommend B.take C.analyze D.provide42.A.also B.never C.seldom D.still43.A.profession B.presentation C.performance D.pattern44.A.recovered B.succeeded C.retired D.graduated45.A.curious B.painful C.regretful D.fortunate46.A.hardworking B.independent C.honest D.ambitious47.A.stand B.float C.pause D.happen48.A.watchesout B.givesin C.showsup D.breaksdown49.A.common B.familiar C.serious D.strange50.A.community B.station C.theatre D.hospital51.A.mask B.confusion C.request D.smile52.A.deliberately B.dearly C.mysteriously D.slightly53.A.unbelievably B.occasionally C.rarely D.willingly54.A.customers B.suspect C.drivers D.teachers55.A.suspend B.students C.summarize D.simplify第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。China'sdeep,richhistoryisondisplayattheClevelandMuseumofArtintheUSstateofOhio,withrarepaintingsandpreciousartifacts(手工艺品)collectedfromseveralfamousChinesemuseumsandprivatecollectionsworldwide.Theexhibition,SixDynastiesofChinesePainting,willrununtilSept1,2024atthemuseum,known56havingoneofthelargestandmost57(distinguish)AsianartcollectionsintheWest,Itcoverssixdynastiesupuntilthemoderneraandpresentsawiderangeof58(subject),includinglandscapes,animals,birdsandflowers,alongwithreligiousandhistoricalthemes.Themuseumsaiditacquiredthepaintingsfromthemuseum'sfoundingin1913tothemostrecentadditions,“demonstratingacontinuous59(commit)toChinesepainting,afieldthathasalwaysbeenthestrongestasset(财产)oftheChinesecollection”.Themuseum'sgeneralChineseartcollectionspansmorethan5,000years.Someofthemostimportantpaintings60(be)fromtheSong(960—1279)toQingdynasties(1644—1911).Themuseumsaiditistryingtoshowcasethe“highestlevelofChineseartisticaccomplishment”.Thisincludesbamboocarvings,bronzes,sculptures,paintings,calligraphyandfurniture.Italsohaspaintings,Buddhistsculpturesandtextiles(纺织品),61(describe)as“worksofinternationalsignificance”.Thecuratorsare62(continuous)updatingtheirAsianarttoreflecttherichtraditionsandcontinuingartisticdevelopmentsofChina.WilliamGriswold,themuseum'sdirectorandpresident,workedwithexhibitioncuratorClarissavonSpeetohighlightworksfromallover63globe,especiallyAsia.64(draw)people'sattentiontoChineseartwasacentralmissionforShermanLee,65wasformerdirectorofthemuseum,Hewasinchargeofthemuseumfrom1958to1983.Heestablishedalargeproportionoftheinstitution'sChinesepaintingcollection.第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假定你是某高中学生李华。你市于今年一月份在东部建成并开放了具有中国古代特色的一条街道。请你给在你市求学的美国网友Jack发一封电子邮件，说明这条街道，内容包括：1.该街道的位置和建成时间；2.从美食、中国传统戏剧表演和建筑风格等方面进行介绍；3.希望他能和你一起游览。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearJack,Howareyoudoingrecently?Yours,LiHua第二节(满分25分)阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文IwillneverforgettheexperienceinmylifewhenIwasyoung.AsIwaseighteen,Iwasdoingmyfirstpart-timejobinalittlecornershop.Theownerwasasweetoldmanwhoalwayssawthegoodinpeople.Wewereallinformedthatifahomelessguythathungoutnearbycamein,nomatterhowlittlemoneyhehad,weshouldalwaysgivehimtwosandwichesandadrink.Ifitwashot,weweresupposedtogivehimtwobigbottlesofwater.Thehomelessmanwasasweetmanwhobarelyspoke.Onenight,asmycoworkerhadcalledinsick,Iwasintheshopaloneforfourhoursbeforeclosingit.Thehomelessmancameinwithhislittlegentlesmile,andIwasexcitedbecauseIknewIhadhisfavoritesandwichesinthecase.Ihandedthemovertohimalongwithhisdrink,andhegavemea$10bill-muchmorethanthesmallchangeheusuallyhad.Isaid,“Oh,gotmorecashtoday?Doyouwantahotpietogowithyourdinner?I'vegotacoupleleft!”Hesmiledandnoddedexcitedly,pointingtothechickenpieinthewarmer(加热器)andhappilyhoppingfromfoottofoot.Iaskedhimifhewantedanythingelse.Hesaid,“No.SavethingsforthedayswhenIdon'thaveanymoneyandhestillfeedsme.Heisagoodman.”Isaidtheownersurewasandwishedhimtoenjoyhisdinner.Hewavedgoodbyetome.Iwentbacktodosomecleaningandfillthefridges.ThenIheardthebellgooffforthedoor,Iwenttothefronttoserveothercustomers.Aboutanhourlater,therewerenocustomers.Suddenly,astrongwindcameandtheroofoftheshopshook.ItbegantofallbeforeIcouldescape.Iwashitbysomethingandthenwasunconscious.Thatwasthelastthinglrememberbeforecomingto.Iwasloadedintoanambulance.WhenIrevived(苏醒)inhospital,mydoctorasked,“Hey,theresheis!Doyouknowwhathappened?”Istammered(结结巴巴地说)andansweredhisquestionsbeforeaskingmyown.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。“Whorescuedmeaftertheaccidenthappened?”Iasked.Onegoodturndeservesanother.

酒泉市普通高中2024届高三第三次诊断考试(5月)·英语参考答案、提示及评分细则听力部分录音稿(Text1)W:Dennis,doyoustilllivewithyourparents?M:No.Imovedoutlastmonth,I'vealreadydecidedtoliveonmyown.W:Howcanyouaffordtherent?M:I'vebeenemployedbyanewcompany.(Text2)W:Bradley,someaudiencesaidyouractinginthemovieisbarelysatisfactory.Sowhatdoyouthinkofyourperformance?M:I'mnotquitesatisfiedwithit,either.Butit'sjustmyfirstmovie.I'msureI'lldobetternexttime.(Text3)M:Iheardtherewillbeapowercuttonight.W:Don'tworry,I'vealreadyboughtsomecandles.M:Sowhenwillitbegin?W.It'llbeginat7.00pmandwilllastforthreehours.(Text4)W.Didyouhaveagoodtimeduringyourcamping?M:Justsoso.Phoebehadbeencalledawaybyherbossbeforewesetout,Jennyfeltsickalltheway.IhadtosendhertoMartin'stogiveheraphysicalcheckup.W:Oh!Maybeshegotcarsick.(Text5)M:Iwasthinkingaboutorderingsometakeout,Doyouwanttoorderapersonaldishorsharesomethingbigger?W:I'lljustgetapieceofbeefandsomevegetables.Ihadalatelunch,soIdon'thavemuchofanappetiterightnow.(Text6)W:It'sChildren'sDay.Willwestayathomeallday?Whydon'twegototheamusementpark?M:Oh,there'salwaystoomuchnoise.W.Whataboutthecircus?M:Circus?Isitstillintown?W:Yes,andyoupromisedoursonyou'dtakehimtherebeforeitleaves.M:Thecircuswillbesocrowdedtoday.Whataboutgoingtothecinema?Peterlikeswatchingmovies.W:Thatsoundsgood.(Text7)W:Thewatersupplyofourbuildinghasbeencutoff,Ihaven'tstoredanywaterforcookingtoday.M:Thenareyouupforarestaurantmealtonight?W:Iguesswehavenochoicebuttoeatout,WecouldgototheMexicanrestaurantaroundthecornerofourstreet.M:I'dliketotrysomethingdifferentthistime.W:ThenwecangototheItalianrestaurantortheFrenchrestaurant.M:Ipreferthelatter.W:It'sfinewithme.Therestaurantisabitfar,Willwedriveortakeataxithere?M:Well,we'vebeenacouchpotatorecently.Iwouldratherridesharedbikesallthewaythere.W:OK,it'suptoyou.(Text8)W:Tom,whatwereyouwatchingjustnow?M:IwaswatchingaTVseriesHeartland.It'saboutafamilywholivesonaranch(大牧场)withhorsesandcattle.W:Whydidyouwatchsuchaseries?Itmustbeveryboring.M:Well,itmaysoundboringtoyou,butIreallylovewatchingit.Thoughitsstoryisneitherexcitingnortouching,ittellsaboutthelifethatItrulywanttolive.W:Youmeanyouwanttoliveasimpleandpeacefullife?M:Yes.I'vebeenthinkingalotlatelyaboutlivinginthecountrysidelikemygrandparents,Icankeepmanyanimalsandplantsandthengetsafe,healthyfoodthere.Icanevenslowmypaceinthebusyworld,lookingatthesceneryaroundmeandenjoyingmyself.W:Sodoyouwanttomovetothecountryside?M:Yes.Ifyougettiredofthecitylifesomeday,whynotexperienceitforyourself?W:Well,Igrewuphere.Lifehereissomuchmoreexciting.(Text9)W:Dave,whataboutgoingtoMayaBayinThailandforaholidaythisyear?Themagazinesaysit'saveryfamousbeachinthecountry.M:Iknowt