Listening and vocabularyppt配套的教案及板书设计

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英语答案

第I卷（选择题，满分100分）

听力测试（满分30分）

评分标准：1～20题，每小题1.5分。

1～5 BCACA

6～10 BAACC

11～15 BCBCA

16～20AACBC 阅读理解 第一节（满分30分）

评分标准：21～35题，每小题2分。

21～24 BDDA

25～28 BCAA

29～31 CCD

32～35 BCBD

阅读理解 第二节（满分10分）

评分标准：36～40题，每小题2分。

36～40 ECADF 完形填空（满分30分）

评分标准：41～60题，每小题1.5分。

41～45 BCBDA

46～50 BBCDB

51～55 BACAD

56～60 DADCA

第II卷（非选择题，满分50分）

语法填空（满分15分） 评分标准：61～70题，每小题1.5分。有任何错误，包括用词错误、单词拼写错误（含大小写）或语法形式错误，均不给分。

61. countries

62. sending

63. wondered

64. into

65. widely

66. which

67. a

68. have known

69. fascinating

70.was

短文改错（满分10分）

评分标准：每题1分。有任何错误，包括用词、单词拼写错误（含大小写）或语法形式错误，均不给分。

As is known to all that the same body language may have different meaning in different

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meanings

cultures. If we don’t use body language properly, we may be misunderstanding.

misunderstood

Last year I had a holiday in Thailand. I was walking in the street while I saw a boy fall

when

down. I quickly ran over, help him stand up and patted him on the head. Surprising, he seemed

helped

Surprisingly

very much angry and walked away. I had meant to comfort him with the way we Chinese

in

usually do. Later, I know that it’s impolite to pat a child’s head in Thailand. I felt embarrassing.

embarrassed

Obviously body language is ˄ important part of international communication. Only when

an

we know more about other cultures, can we have a better understanding of foreigners.

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书面表达（满分25分）

One possible version：

Dear Jack, I’ve known about your plan for the coming winter vacation, and I’m glad to give you some advice.

Although it’s a long way from Beijing to Chengdu, I still prefer the train as a result of its safety and convenience. Most importantly, you can enjoy the beautiful and pleasant scenery along the way as well as chatting with new friends on the train. As for the typical tourist attractions in Chengdu, I strongly recommend Jinli Street, where you can find a large variety of cultural souvenirs and delicious food. Tianfu Square, located in the center of Chengdu, is another good choice for travelers. The colorful flowers, green lawns and the busy malls must be impressive and attractive. You know, Chengdu is famous for its relaxing lifestyle. Welcome to Chengdu and I am willing to help you whenever you need. Best wishes!

(131 words)

Yours,

Li Hua

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听力原文

Text 1

W: Hi, there. I think we’ve met before. You’re in my history class, aren’t you? You sit in front of me. My name is Helen. M: I’m Darry. You’re probably thinking about my brother, Carl. He’s in history with you. (1) We look a lot alike. Text 2

W: Thank you for attending our fourth annual bake sale. Normally, we only raise two hundred dollars every year. But this year, we raised twice that amount! (2)

This is the most we’ve raised in the past three years.

M: That’s great news! Hopefully, we can do even better next year. Text 3 M: I’ve looked everywhere for the sign-up sheet for next week’s field trip. Have you seen it, Matilda? (3)

W: I saw it yesterday, but I’m not sure where it is now. And I don’t know whether I’ll be able to join you.

Text 4

M: Ladies and gentlemen, we have a gate change for Flight 566 to St. Paul. Flight 566 has been moved from Gate B5 to Gate C34. W: Another gate change? I hope we can make it in time… (4)

Text 5

W: Are you going on the school outing with us tomorrow? M: I wish! But I have had a really tiring week. I think I’d better just relax.

W: I understand. Sometimes being by yourself is the best way to relax. (5) Text 6

W: Star Suites, Vera Simpson speaking. M: This is Alan Johnson. I’d like to book two rooms for three nights. (6)

W: I’m happy to help. We have a special on our business suites from December 23rd to 25th.

M: That sounds attractive, but we need to check in about six days before that. And we only need a couple of simple double rooms. (6) W: OK. I’ve got plenty of those. When will you arrive? M: We’ll be arriving late on the 16th, (7) but our checkout will be early on the morning of the 19th. W: Very well, Mr. Johnson. We’re open twenty-four hours a day, so you’re welcome to check in at any time.

Text 7

W: Hi, Clark. Do you want to go and watch a film? M: Sure. What’s playing, Wendy?

W: Well, there are two action films, Arrival and Transformers: The Last Knight. M: I’ve already seen Arrival. I haven’t seen The Last Knight, but I promised Tom I’d watch it with him.

What else is showing? W:

There’s a romantic movie, The Space Between Us, (8)

but I’m sure you don’t

to see that. M: You’re right. What else could we see?

W: There’s a kids’ movie called A Dog’s Purpose. M: I’ve never heard of it before. What about Hidden Figures? (9) I heard that was good. W: Oh, yeah! It won a lot of awards!

M: OK, that sounds good. What time is it playing? W: Either 12 o’clock or half past two.

M: Is it showing this evening? (9)

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W: Yes, at 7:30. (9)

M: Perfect! We can go out to dinner before that… (9)

Text 8

M: What’s in the picture, Stella? I thought this was going to be a Mother’s Day card.

W: This is a green queen in a field of flowers. (10)

M: Oh, I see. And what are these orange things all around her? Are those the flowers? W: No, you have to imagine the flowers, Dad. Those are the members of her family. That’s you, and you’re standing next to Uncle Dan. This is me, and Donald is next to me because he’s not in school yet. (11)

M: And who is this between us? I guess that’s Harold with a mouse in his mouth.

W: Yes. He’s giving the queen a gift because he’s a royal cat, you know.

M: I see. And what does this have to do with Mother’s Day?

W: I want my mother to feel like a queen, so I put her in the center of the picture. (10) M: That’s lovely, dear. I’m sure she’ll love it. Perhaps we should just write “Happy Mother’s Day” on it so she knows what it’s all about. (12)

W: OK. Can you hand me the purple crayon? (12) Text 9

W: Steven, how are you feeling today? M: Awful. (cough) W: Would you like something to eat?

M: No, thank you, Mrs. Smith. I don’t think I feel well enough to eat anything. I’m cold and my whole body aches. (13)

W: Hmm. That sounds like the flu to me. (13) M: Oh, no. Should I go to the doctor? W: I don’t think you’ll have to. If you stay home and rest, you should be OK in a day or so. (14) M: But back in Korea, I always went to the doctor when I wasn’t feeling well.

W: Oh, all right. I can make an appointment for you to see our family doctor. I suppose you’ve got medical insurance. M: Oh, yes. All overseas students in the U.S. are required to have a group medical plan. W: That’s good. According to this on my phone, the first opening at the doctor’s office is on Wednesday. (15) M: Two days from now? (15)

That’s a long time. Am I supposed to just suffer here for two days?

W: Don’t worry. I’ll get you some medicine from the local drugstore. (16)

You’ll feel better by tomorrow, I’m sure. M: I hope so. I have a test on Tuesday, and I don’t want to miss it. Text 10 You are standing in front of the tallest man-made structure in the world, the Burj Khalifa. It reaches a height of 828 meters. (17)

Construction began in 2004, and was finally finished in 2009.

One year later, it was officially opened,

(18) and remains the most famous building in the main business district. It was designed by a man named Adrian Smith, (19) who also acted as the architect for other famous buildings around the world in countries like Saudi Arabia, the United States, and China. The Burj Khalifa’s chief engineer was Bill Baker, and with the help of thousands of workers from South Asia, they achieved the impossible. It is truly a wonder of engineering. There are a total of 162 floors in the tower. The Armani Hotel occupies fifteen of its floors and has 304 rooms. There are restaurants, swimming pools, company offices, observation decks, and even a mall. The only thing more amazing than staring up at this structure is experiencing it from the inside. Follow me. (20)

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