辽宁省大连市高三3月双基测试英语命题人:孙越 苏丽晶 李铁英阐明：1.本试卷分第I 卷（选择题）和第ＩI 卷（非选择题)两部分，共1５0分,考试时间1２０分钟２.将第Ｉ 卷和第II 卷的答案写在答题卡上,在本试卷上答题无效第I 卷第一部分:听力(共两节，满分30分）第一节 (共5小题；每题１.5分,满分７.5分)听下面５段对话每段对话后有一种小题,从题中所给的Ａ、B、Ｃ三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后,你均有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍1. Wｈat ｄoｅｓ tｈe woman say soｒry ｆoｒ？Ａ. Coming latｅ. B. Ｓo mａny tｒavｅlers. C. No ｔiｃｋetｓ aｖａilable.２. What is tｈe man dｏing nｏw?Ａ． Wａtching TV. B. Gｉving a speech． C． Mａking a call.3． Wheｒe is ｔｈｅ man noｗ?Ａ. In a resｔauｒant. B. Ａｔ ｔhe ａｉrport. C. In ａ sｕpermａrkeｔ.4． Ｗhat will the woman dｏ tonｉｇht?A. Seｅ a fiｌm. B． Read a ｎovel. C． Ｍeet Mr． Lin.５． Where dｏes the conｖｅrｓaｔion pｒoｂably ｔake place?Ａ. On tｈe teleｐhone． B． In a hoｕｓe. C. On the ｓtｒeｅt cｏrｎer.第二节 (共1５小题;每题１.5分,满分22．５分） 听下面5段对话或独白。
每段对话或独白后有2至4个小题，从题中做给的A、Ｂ、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有5秒钟的时间阅读各个小题;听完后,各小题将给出５秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍听第6段材料，回答第6、7题6． Ｗhａt is ｔhe ｗoman compｌaiｎinｇ ａbout?A. Ｆeweｒ sportｓ. Ｂ. A shｏrteｒ tｏur. C． Thｅ ｃrｏwded ｂus.７. What wiｌl thｅ ｍan do?A. Make up foｒ loss. B. Ａpoloｇize to the wｏmａn． C. Lｏｏk ｉｎto tｈｅ masｔer.听第７段材料，回答第8、9题8. How much wilｌ ｔhe woman pay?A. ＄5０． B． $５5. C. $40．9. What wｉll thｅy NOT ｈavｅ aｔ the partｙ?A. Ａｌcoｈｏl. Ｂ． Cｏｌd disｈｅs. C. Sｏｆt dｒｉnks.听第8段材料,回答第1０至12题10. Whｙ does ｔhｅ maｎ have a huge bilｌ?A． Ｈe ｐａys for his ｒｏomｍaｔe.B. He ｏftｅｎ ｖiｓiｔｓ rｅstａuｒants.Ｃ. He spends mｏnｅｙ liｋe waｔer.11． What does ｔhｅ roommate ｓoｍeｔimes oｆfeｒ to do for the man?A. Ｌenｄ him mｏney.B. Ｐaｙ thｅ grocery bill. Ｃ. Treat him ｔｏ ｄｉnner.12. What ｄoes the woman ａdvise tｈe man tｏ do？Ａ. Spｅaｋ up his ｔhought.Ｂ. Move out of the rｏom.C． Ｈave ｍｅalｓ aｌonｅ.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
１3. What wａｓ yｅsterdａy’ｓ cａlｌ ａｂouｔ?Ａ. A ｖisit to a compａny. Ｂ. A ｊob iｎterview． C. Ａ greeting.1４. What does thｅ woman sugｇest wｅarｉnｇ?A. A sports drｅss. B. A formal ｄress. C. A cａusal dｒesｓ．１5． What ｉs thｅ man’s bａd habｉt?Ａ. Slｅｅping ｅarly. B. Ｇetｔｉng ｕp late． C. Aｒriving ｌatｅ.16. What does ｔhe woｍａn advise the ｍan to ｄo？A. Tell lies. B. Ｔell thｅ ｔruth． C. Chanｇe bａd haｂiｔｓ．听第１0段材料，回答第1７至20题17. What does Ｃolｉn ｐlanｔ oｎ the roｏftop garｄen？A. Floｗers． B. Vegｅtabｌｅs． C. Fruｉt.18． Ｗｈo ｂeｌｉｅvｅs urｂaｎ agriｃultｕrｅ ｃaｎ bｒｉdｇe naｔure anｄ citiｅs？A. Ｈeｎｒy. B． Stｅｖeｎ. C． Ｐｅck.1９. Comｐaｒeｄ with Caｌiｆoｒnia, what’s the weathｅr lｉｋe ｉｎ Ottaｗａ?A. It’s ｗａrmer. B. Iｔ’s ｃｏldeｒ. C. Iｔ’s rainｉer.２0. Which is not ｔhe benefit of tｈe roｏf ｇarｄｅns？A. Reduｃing pollｕtiｏn. Ｂ. Prｏmotｉnｇ business. C． Ａttractinｇ ｔouristｓ.第二部分 阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)第一节（共１5小题;每题２分，满分3０分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、Ｃ、D）中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
ＡWe humaｎs ａrｅ sｕｐerstitioｕｓ, beliｅving thａt Ｆridａy ｔhe 13th ｉs bａd luck and fiｎdiｎg ａ pｅnｎy is goｏd ｌuck. Hｅre， ｔhen, aｒe three ｏf ｔhe mｏst coｍmｏn supｅｒsｔitｉons.Ｃarｅfuｌ ｗith ｔhat mirrｏrAccording tｏ folktａleｓ, ｂrｅakiｎｇ a mｉｒror iｓ sｕrｅ to brｉng yｏｕrselｆ seｖen ｙeａrs oｆ ｂad luck. Tｈe superｓtition ｓeｅms to arｉｓｅ frｏm ｔhe belｉef ｔhat mirｒors doｎ’ｔ just ｒefleｃt yoｕr imaｇe; they hｏld bits of your ｓouｌ. Ｔhat belｉef led oｌd Amerｉcan Sｏutheｒners to ｃover miｒｒors ｉn a hoｕse wheｎ ｓoｍeonｅ dｉed， for fear thａt their ｓoｕl miｇht ｂe tｒapped ｉｎsidｅ.Likｅ thｅ nuｍber ｔhree, the nｕｍｂer seveｎ ｉｓ often ａssociａtｅd wiｔｈ luｃk. Sevｅn yeａrs is a ｌoｎg ｔime tｏ be unluｃky, so peｏpｌe hａve come up wiｔh solutions after ｂreakｉnｇ a mirｒｏr. Ｔｈese ｉnclｕde ｔoucｈiｎg ａ ｐiece of ｔｈe ｂｒokeｎ mｉrror to a tombstonｅ or poｗdeｒｉnｇ thｅ brｏkｅn mｉrror.Knoｃk on wood Ｔhｉs phｒase is ｄｅｓiｇnｅd to breａk ａwａy ｆrom bad lucｋ: “Ｂｒｅaking thaｔ mirror dｉdｎ’t brinｇ me any trouble． Kｎｏck ｏｎ wood．” The ｐhｒaｓe may cｏme ｆrom ｏld tales abｏuｔ gｏｏd ｓpirits ｉn trees or from an ａｓsｏciatｉon wiｔh thｅ Chｒｉstｉan croｓs.No ｕmbreｌlａｓ inｓｉde…And ｎｏｔ jusｔ beｃａuse yｏu’ll hurt someｏｎｅ’s eｙｅs. Ｏpeｎing an umbｒｅlla indｏors iｓ sｕpｐosｅd tｏ bring ｂad ｌucｋ. Ｔhe oｒigｉns of thiｓ belieｆ ｖary froｍ a sｔory of aｎ anciｅnt wｏmａｎ who ｈaｐpｅｎed to have ｏpeｎed heｒ uｍbreｌlａ mｏｍeｎｔｓ ｂeｆoｒe her hｏuse fｅll ｔｏ ｔｈe ｔale of a Britisｈ prｉnce whｏ ａccepｔed tｗo umbrｅllａs ｆrom ａ ｖｉｓitinｇ kｉｎg and died within months.2１. Ｗｈat may ｂriｎｇ good lｕck？A． Dating oｎ Fｒiｄay the 13th. B. Ｋnockｉng ｏｎ ｗｏod.Ｃ. Ｏpenｉng ａn umbrella iｎsiｄe． D. Ｂｒeaking a mｉrror.２2. Whａt shouｌd ｙou do ｔo driｖe ｂａd ｌｕｃk ａwａy afteｒ breaking a ｍirｒor?A. Ｈide the piｅｃｅｓ for seven yeａｒs． B. Put ｔhe pｉeceｓ ｉn a tombstｏｎe.C． Cover ｔｈe other mirrors in a house. D. Make the piecｅｓ inｔo powdｅr.23. Wｈｉｃｈ phｒａsｅ ｍay ｏｒigiｎaｔｅ(来源) ｆrom religion?A． Carｅful witｈ ｔｈａt mirｒor． B. Knock on wood.Ｃ. No umbｒelｌａs inside． D. Luｃｋy numbeｒ sevｅn.BＷｈen Paulａ Ｇｒｚelak-Sｃhultz spｏtted a ｐiecｅ ｏf paper tｕcked under her windshiｅlｄ(挡风玻璃） wipｅrs, she ｔhought ｓhｅ ｗas gettｉｎｇ fｉnｅd fｏr leavinｇ heｒ car in a bａr ｐａrkｉng ｌot overnｉght. With a hｅavｙ siｇh, Ｇrzｅｌaｋ-Schultz remoｖeｄ the paper and uｎlocked her caｒ.Hardｌy ｈad ｓhe unfolｄed。