英语参考答案2020.3.20
听力：
01—05 CACCC 06—10 ACBAA 11—15 BBBAB 16—20 CBCCA
阅读理解:
21. BAC 24. CDDC 28. BDBD 32. BCDC 36. AGEBF
完形填空:
41. CDBAD CDBAC BDCAB ADCBA
语法填空:
61.included 62. an 63. who 64. However 65. surviving
66.relatively 67. Worse 68. permission 69. with 70. have been left 短文改错：
1. 删除the；
2. arrived后加at；
3. has改成had；
4. needing改成needed；
5. late改成later；
6. told改成telling；
7. where改成how；
8. which改成whose；
9. his改成her；10. thank改成thanks
写作参考范文：
Dear Mary,
How’s everything going? Wi th the fiftieth Earth Day approaching, our school is going to hold a poster exhibition related to it. I’m writing to invite you to attend the meaningful display.
Scheduled on 22 April, 2020, the exhibition will be held in the school hall. With the aim of drawing attention to critical environmental protection, the activity provides a platform for participants to remind people that we should care about nature. Additionally, well-designed works chosen from keen students cover various aspects relevant to protection issues. You can have access to posters that are a combination of art and education.
Were you present, you would be treated to an instructive and touching feast conveying love and concern to our mother Earth. Time permitting, I sincerely hope that you can make it. Looking forward to your coming!
Yours,
Li Hua
听力原文：
Text 1
W:Dad, I want to learn how to drive this summer vacation.
M:That’s a good idea!You’d better hurry up before they’ve filled all classes.Many people are learning how to drive now.
W:OK, I will.
Text 2
M:I’m leaving now. What would you like me to bring you?
W:Please get me some apples. Oh, I almost forgot! Buy me a notebook.
Text 3
M:Mary,you are American, right? Can you teach me the rules of American football?
W:I’m sorry, David. I don’t know much about them. But I can ask my brother Frank to help you. M:It’s very kind of you.
Text 4
M:Did you receive my application?
W:I did, but I have not had a chance to look it over yet.
M:Not yet? It’s been over a week and I was hoping to get an answer today.
Text 5
W:I’m writing a story for the high school newspaper. It is an article on people’s feelings about graduation.
M:I’m so excited about it. How about you?
W:Me? In fact, I feel a little scared.
Text 6
W:What shall we get for Daddy? You see, it is Christmas Day the day after tomorrow.
M:We can give him some money and he can buy whatever he likes.
W:He is not short of money.
M:Then we can buy him an air-conditioner, for it is so hot these days.
W:But he doesn’t like that.
M:Let’s take him to America to enjoy a white Christmas.
W:No. He doesn’t like trav eling.
M:Really? Then we can buy him some flowers.
W:Good idea!
Text7
W:Mr.Green, may I ask for leave?
M:What happened, Judy?
W:My son is seriously ill, and no one can take care of him at home.
M:I’m sorry to hear that. And you know we’re quite busy at the moment.
W:I know that, but you can find a replacement for me.
M:I’ll consider that. When can you be back?
W:Perhaps Thursday, two days off. His father should come back from England by then.
M:And can’t you find a baby-sitter?
W:I’ve tried. But in such an emergent case, it’s not so easy to find a baby-sitter.
M:I see. I will arrange for Joe to take over your job. You must hand your job over to him properly. W:You’re so considerate, Mr. Green.
M:Wish your son well sooner.
Text 8
W:Oh, my goodness, what’s the matter with you?
M:I had an accident last week.
W:Were you injured seriously?
M:A bit serious. I had my left leg broken.
W:Can you tell me in detail?
M:Last week, I was riding my bike along the way in the evening. At the second turn of Green Street, a car was out of control and I got hit by it. The driver and other people sent me to hospital and I received an operation.
W:How poor! No wonder the manager said you would be in absence for five months.
M:Could you do me a favor?
W:Sure!
M:Could you send an e-mail to Mr. Brown and tell him what happened to me? I had been discussing with him about our products.
W:No problem! Hope you recover soon.
Text 9
W:Police station. Can I help you?
M:Yes.I’m calling to tell you I found a car. I thought it might be a stolen car.
W:I see. Where exactly did you find it?
M:Near the No.8 Bridge along the London Road.
W:Can I know your name and address, please?
M:Henry Roberts. I live at 51 Eaton Road.
W:What do you do. Mr. Roberts?
M:I’m an engineer at Backset Company.
W:Do you still remember the number of the car?
M:Yes. The number is BWE4578.
W:Anything else?
M:It’s yellow and nearly new.
W:When did you find the car?
M:On Wednesday.
W:Well, thank you very much, Mr. Roberts. We’ll investigate it.
Text 10
One early morning about a couple of years ago, a longtime friend of mine, Tom Lee, was walking through Central Park on his way to work. On a path behind the Great Museum, he noticed a large newspaper sheet lying ahead. When he picked it up, he discovered a brown leather purse underneath, rather flat, which suggested nothing was in it. He opened it up just to check and spotted a flash of green, the color of US dollars.
He looked in the purse and discovered a couple of dollar bills and behind the dollars a twenty-dollar bill. Then behind the twenty there were more than ten-hundred-dollar bills. That was quite a lot of money. Tom tried to find out who owned it, but there was no indication in the purse. So Tom became a little worried about the owner. Did Tom find the owner finally? Yes, but it makes a long story and I’ll include this story in my new book HONEST MEN TODAY.