江苏省南京市六校联考2016届高三上学期12月调研测试 英语

2016届高三南京市六校联考调研测试

2015.12

参考答案及听力材料

第I卷（满分85分）

第一部分 ：听力（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

1—5 ABBCA 6—10 BACBC 11—15 CBAAC 16—20 CBACA 第二部分：英语知识运用

第一节：单项选择（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 21-25: BCBCC 26-30: CBCBC 31-35: BCDBD

第二节：完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

36-40: CBCDA 41-45: BADAB 46-50: CBCBA 51-55:DBBCC 第三部分：阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分） 56—57 BD 58—60 BCD 61—64ADDB 65—70 CCDDAC

第II卷（满分35分）

第四部分：任务型阅读（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）

71. habitually 72. Short 73. unable 74. affected/ caused 75. realize 76. suffer 77. progress 78. signs 79. tendency 80. wrestling

第五部分：书面表达（满分25分）

One possible version：

第五部分: 书面表达(满分25 分) One possible version:

As the diagram shows, vehicles, coal-burning, airborne dust, mobile sources and industrial production are the major pollution sources in Chinese cities, which have damaged our life, environment and even the future development.

Various forms of pollution, including air pollution, noise pollution, and water pollution, have increased with the fast development of Chinese cities, which has caused many problems and concerns. With the development of modern industry and expansion of urbanization, pollution is becoming more and more serious.

Measures must be taken to balance city development and environmental protection. First of all, our government should make more strict laws to limit the use of private cars. What’s more, we are supposed to raise our awareness of environmental protection and push for the use of alternative energy, such as solar energy and wind energy. Only by applying sustainable development can we have a better world to live in. （150words）

听力材料：

Text 1

M: I’m looking for a textbook for my sociology course. It’s called American Sociology at the Crossroads. Do you have it?

W: Yes, we do. You will find it in Section 4, on the top shelf.

Text 2

M: We will be having a meeting tomorrow at noon.

W: Oh, can we push the meeting forward a little bit? I am busy then. M: I’m sorry. The time has already been set, and you must attend. Text 3

W: Mathematics is a very exact science. For example, if one man can build a garage in twelve days, twelve men can build it in one day.

M: Then if one ship can cross the ocean in eight days, I suppose eight ships can cross it in one day. Text 4

M: From what you’ve just said, you think all anyone ever wants in a job is a nice fat salary. W: No, I don’t think so. Personally, I’d much rather have an interesting, challenging job with average wages. M: So would I. Text 5

W: It is getting colder and colder. Last night I didn’t sleep at all. M: But it’s the same every year. Most of us have gotten used to it. W: I still need to live here for a few years before I can handle it. Text 6

W: Is it really all-you-can-eat for only $12.50? That price is not bad.

M: That’s what the sign says. But take your time. Otherwise, you might become ill. W: Ill? From the food here?

M: Yes, if you eat too much food too fast, you might start to feel sick. W: Wow, I never thought about that. Any other advice? M: Yes, try the cherry pie. It’s delicious.

W: I don’t like sweets. I will stick to the meat and vegetables. Text 7

M: Where is the camera? W: In my suitcase. M: Take it out.

W: In a minute. I need a break first.

M: But I can’t wait to see the pictures we just took. W: I said in a minute. M: Please? W: Fine. Here.

M: Great. Let me see... This is you in front of the cabin, and you on the beach, and you in the sea... All pictures of you! W: So not true.

M: Then show me one without you in it. W: This one.

M: This is just a picture of the sky. What about me? You didn’t take any photos of me. W: I guess I was a little bit too self-involved. M: You think?

W: I was just joking. All your pictures have been copied into your PC. Text 8

M: Recently, I have been thinking that I should break up with my girlfriend. W: Why? You and Sarah are a great couple. How long have you been together?

M: Almost two years. She is great but the new job I was offered is not in this city. It’s not even in this state.

W: Are you sure you will take the job?

M: Yes, I will move next month. I just don’t want to have a long-distance relationship. W: Yes, those rarely work out. But Sarah is really nice. You two get along so well.

M: I know, but think about it, how can we have a meaningful relationship when we are hundreds of miles apart?

W: You will always miss each other so much. It will be painful. Maybe you are right.

M: I want her to be happy. I think at first it will be difficult but eventually she will see we made the right decision.

W: Well, first you are going to have to tell her. That will not be easy. Text 9

M: Yes, madam, can I help you?

W: Oh, yes, please, but you’re just closing, aren’t you?

M: Well, yes, we are, madam. The shop closes in five minutes.

W: I won’t keep you long then. It was about some saucepans you had in your window last week. M: Last week, madam? I can’t remember which ones you mean. What were they like?

W: Oh, they were lovely! Sort of imitation wood, dark brown color, country-style, you know, and if I remember correctly, they had a sort of leaf pattern, or was it a flower pattern?

M: That’s strange. I don’t recognize any of the ones we had from that description. Are you sure they were in this shop?

W: Well, you must know the ones I mean. They were on sale, a real bargain, reduced to a quarter of the original price. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw them.

M: I’m afraid the sales are over now, madam, and I know we sold out of all the saucepans.

W: I don’t think you did, actually. At least, my neighbor, Mrs. Cliffe, told me she saw some here only yesterday.

M: Well, it’s all new stock in the window now.

W: May I have a look, to see if there’s anything else?

M: Uh, well, madam, as you know, we were just closing. And perhaps, madam, if you come tomorrow, I could show you everything we have in our range of kitchenware. And there are still one or two things on sale...

W: Oh, look! That one there! That’s the sort of thing I was looking for! Text 10

One day last summer I was traveling on the London Underground, on the Piccadilly Line. We stopped at Green Park and a few people got on. Among them were an elderly lady and an elderly gentleman, maybe her husband. Actually, he didn’t quite get on the train because the automatic doors closed on him as he was getting on. I know from experience that this isn’t really a problem — you just push your arms out and the doors move back. However, this couple appeared to be unfamiliar with the underground and this man did the worst thing possible — he stepped back but somehow leaned forward. This meant that the doors closed on his neck so his head was inside the train and the rest of his body was outside. He had a most peculiar expression on his face and he was waving his arms up and down. His wife, who had found a seat, didn’t seem to be the least

disturbed. I realized that there was a real danger that he might be dragged along the platform and seriously injured, so I leapt from my seat and, along with two other men, pulled at the doors, which soon sprang back. Nobody else did anything, apart from one person who said, “Pull the communication button” but remained seated. The man took his seat next to his wife. They were both completely calm and didn’t say a word.