听力材料及答案.docx

1、2022-2023学年度第一学期质量检测高二参考答案及评分标准第一部分 听力1-5 ABCAC 6-10 ACBCB 11-15 BCABA 16-20 ABCCA 第二部分 阅读第一节21-23 BCB 24-27 DDCB 28-31 CADA 32-35 ACBD 第二节36-40 EGBFA 第三部分 语言运用第一节41-45 CDADB 46-50 CACDB 51-55 BDCAB 第二节56. accompanied 57. witness 58. Association 59. delay 60. consumption 61. available 62. conclusion

2、 63. qualified 64. contrary 65. optimistic第三节66. had been raised 67. whether 68. winning 69. which 70. arising第四部分 写作第一节Dear Robin, Im more than delighted to know that youre interested in Chinese food. It has a long history with distinct cuisine types in different areas. As a food lover, here I high

3、ly recommend Kung Pao Chicken. Cooked with chicken breast, roasted peanuts and small pieces of dried tofu, Kung Pao Chicken not only tastes delicious but does good to your health as well. Also, this dish is quite casy to make and can be adapted to individual tastes. If youre in the mood for somethin

4、g healthy, this is a great choice!Yours,Li Hua 第二节Instead of sitting there, he threw himself from the wheelchair. Glenn pulled himself across the grass, dragging his legs behind him. He worked his way to the fence. With great effort, he raised himself up on the fenceThen he began dragging himself al

5、ong the fence, determined that he would walkHe started to do this every day until he wore a smooth path all around the yard beside the fenceThere was nothing he wanted more than to develop life in those legsUltimately through his daily massages, his iron persistence and his resolute determination, h

6、e did develop the ability to stand up, then to walk haltingly（断断续续）, then to walk by himself - and then - to runGlenn began to walk to school, then to run to school, to run for the sheer joy of runningLater in college he made the track teamStill later in Madison Square Garden this young man who was

7、not expected to survive, who would surely never walk, who could never hope to run - this determined young man, DrGlenn Cunningham, ran the worlds fastest mile!听力原文Text 1W：Why dont we put on some music?M：Now? I dont think it a good idea. My sister is taking a nap now. The music will wake her up. W：Th

8、en lets play chess. M：OK. Text 2W：Why is the traffic on this street so busy? We can hardly walk to the other side. M：I think it may be because its the shopping area. Text 3W：Mike, I passed my English exam with flying colors. Im so excited. M：Thats great! But I failed to pass a math exam again. W：Hey

9、, cheer up. Math is difficult for many people. I just wish that I could get a C. Text 4W：Im getting worried about Jennifer. All she talks about these days is her volleyball team and all she does is practice. M：Her grades went down. Lets try to find her after dinner and talk about the problem with he

10、r. Text 5M：Here you are at last! Youre half an hour late, you know. Its ten already. What happened?W：Im awfully sorry to have kept you waiting so long. My watch stopped and I didnt know. I certainly need to buy a better one. Text 6M：Its a really beautiful stamp. Anna, do you like collecting stamps?W

11、：Not really. I just like collecting things about Chinese culture. I often ask my Chinese pen pals to send me stamps, pictures and postcards made in China. What about you?M：I dont collect stamps. But my grandfather liked collecting stamps when he was alive. He had many stamps. W：Where are the stamps

12、now?M：Now my father keeps the stamps. They often remind him of my grandfather. They meana lot to him. Text 7M：Im a bit bored today. What about going to a movie?W：I dont feel like going to a movie today. I did that just yesterday. I was actually thinking about going to a farm. Do you want to go with

13、me?M：Certainly. But what can we do on the farm?W：We can ride a horse. We can also pick apples. There is also a river where we can go fishing. M：Thats great. I especially want to ride a horse today. But is the farm far away?W：It usually takes about one and a half hours to get there by bus. But we can

14、 use Dads car today. It can save us about an hour. M：Great!Text 8M：Hello, may I speak to Mr. or Mrs. Baker, please?W：This is Mrs. Baker speaking. M：Hello, Mrs. Baker. This is Mr. Chin, Timothys English teacher. Im calling because Timothy is struggling in English. W：He isnt doing well? This is really

15、 upsetting. He must study harder. I will talk to him about that immediately. M：Actually, Im calling to offer my assistance. Timothy is working hard in class, but he needs some extra help. If he could stay after class on Mondays and Wednesdays, Id be able to help him improve. Would it be OK for him t

16、o stay after school on those days?W：Definitely. Thank you so much for offering help! I will talk to Timothy today and hellstart staying after school next week. Thank you for your concern!M：Its my pleasure. I enjoy having Timothy in my class. Text 9W：Tom, what are you reading?M：Im reading Never Too L

17、ate. Its about an old ladys way of re-entering college. Ive already finished about two hundred pages of it. W：So when did the old lady go back to college?M：In the year 1999. She was already 84 years old then. Three years later, she succeeded in graduating from the college at the age of 87. W：Thats r

18、eally amazing. So when did she first go to college?M：In 1936. She entered the same college called Smith College that year. But she dropped out of school a year later. W：Didnt she like her college life then?M：Of course she liked her college life. She dropped out of college because her father thought

19、that women should not receive a college education. So she was asked to work and help support her family. W：She must have been very sad. M：Yes. So do you want to read the book?W：Yes. And I also want to introduce it to my students. I think they all should read it. Text 10W：With so many children waitin

20、g for Christmas morning to open their presents, there are also some children who will not get any presents. Luckily, lots of kind people try to help the families in need. One of them is an 81-year-old man called Jim Annis. He has made toys for kids from poor families in the past 51 years. Every year

21、, the old man makes wooden toys and gives away about 300 of them to the needy children in his area. He gets some wood from his neighbors and pays for other things needed to make toys himself. It costs him as much as $1, 000 each year. However, to him, making kids happy is more important than the money. Some people always ask Jim how much he gets paid for ma king the toys. He tells them his pay is the smiles he sees on the kids faces. And he says that makes him continue doing this until he cant.