2017届高考英语广东版英语测试报高三上学期综合版训练：第11期 A版答案（外研版）

　　参考答案

　　A1版

　　Into the Text

　　I.

　　1. unconscious

　　2. applause

　　3. slightly

　　4. requested

　　5. panicked

　　6. rude

　　7. stares

　　8. spread

　　II.

　　1-5 EAFCB

　　III.

　　1. rather than by accident

　　2. make a deal

　　3. climbing up and down

　　4. on guard

　　5. holding up

　　IV.

　　1. Having good manners means knowing how to drink a toast and how to behave at table.

　　2. Watching television more than two hours a day in childhood can lead to attention problems later in adolescence.

　　3. If the problem cannot be solved quickly, I would like you to allow me to resign.

　　4. Before I went downstairs, I prepared myself very carefully for what I must say.

　　5. Whichever book you like on my bookshelf, you may take and read it.

　　A4版

　　Into the Text

　　I.

　　1. original

　　2. support

　　3. converted

　　4. breakthrough

　　5. exported

　　6. educate

　　7. quantity

　　8. replaced

　　II.

　　1. are known 2. from

　　3. to use

　　4. why

　　5. longer

　　6. difference

　　7. found

　　8. first

　　9. eventually 10. changes

　　III.

　　1. As a result of

　　2. kept hoping

　　3. has increased by

　　4. has been in power 5. be able to earn his living

　　IV.

　　1. The children were warned not to experiment with such dangerous drugs.

　　2. Mr Smith was attached to the medical college as a guest professor for two years.

　　3. Scientists have bred a new type of rice by carrying out a lot of experiments.

　　4. It was not until she took off her dark glasses that I realized she was a famous film star.

　　5. It was possible that he was so busy

　　that he forgot your birthday.

　　A2-A3版参考答案

　　1-5 DABCA

　　6-10

　　BDCBD

　　11-15 ACDAC

　　16-20 FABDE

　　21-25 DBCAD

　　26-30 ABCDB

　　31-35 CABDC

　　36-40 BDBDA

　　41. important

　　42. its

　　43. but

　　44. developed

　　45. wheels

　　46. to

　　47. to find

　　48. starting

　　49. shortened 50. where

　　短文改错

　　书面表达

　　The chart shows the time that teenagers from different countries spend on chores every day.

　　It is clear that American teenagers spend the most time on chores: 70 minutes. Teenagers from South Korea and the UK come next, spending 40 minutes and 30 minutes. It takes half an hour for French teenagers to do housework and 20 minutes for Japanese teenagers. Surprisingly, Chinese teenagers do the least housework, with only 14 minutes every day.

　　In my opinion, it’s necessary for teenagers to do housework. Firstly, they must learn to do housework. Secondly, as a part of the family, children must help their parents at home. Besides, We Chinese teenagers should do more housework instead of focusing on our studies only.

　　本期Practice 听说训练 参考答案

　　Part B：Role Play

　　1.

　　Q1: Did your parents send you to Summer Camp when you were young?

　　A1: They sure did. They were so busy that they didn’t have time to care about me. A lot of working parents like to send their children to the summer camp, because they need a place where their children can be cared for during the summer when they are not in school.

　　Q2: What did you think of your first camp?

　　A2: It was difficult. I had to eat food I didn’t like. I had to swim in a cold lake, and climb a hill on a hot day. Sometimes I missed my parents. But now everything is OK. I like to go to camp.

　　Q3: Do you know how many camps are there in the United States?

　　A3: There are more than twelve thousand camps. Perhaps the best known camp for young artists is the Interlochen Arts Camp. Its music program is especially well-known.

　　2.

　　Q1: Where will the woman work?

　　A1: At her father’s store.

　　Q2: What does the man do in the morning when they go camping?

　　A2: He goes swimming and boating.

　　Q3: Why was the man sent to camp when he was young?

　　A3: Because his parents didn’t have enough time to care about him.

　　Q4: According to the man, what did he do on a hot day at his first camp? A4: Climb a hill.

　　Q5: What program is well-known in Interlochen Arts Camp?

　　A5: Music.

　　Part C：Story Retelling

　　Mrs. Brown had a 7-year-old cat. She loved it vey much but it had been missing for more than a month and didn’t come back for meals, so she called the police. She told the police that Clyde had beautiful green eyes, had all his teeth but was missing half of his left ear. And he was white. Besides, Clyde was about a foot high. It seemed to the police that she was talking about a person. But the police wouldn’t like to be bothered to help solve the case of a missing cat and advised Mrs. Brown to ask neighbors or put up flyers. Finally Mrs. Brown put up a picture of Clyde on the billboard at the end of her street.