哈尔滨师大附中2014年高三第四次联合模拟考试答案

听力：1-5 CACCC 6-10 BCCAC 11-15 BBACA 16-20 BABAA

阅读：21-24 CDDB 25-28CDDC 29-32BDDB 33-35CCD

36. G 37. C 38. F 39. A 40. D

完型填空：41- 45 BACAD 46-50 DCADB 51-55 CBCAD 56-60 CABDD

语法填空：61. Knowing 62. because 63. the 64. as 65. are given 66. reasonable 67. on 68. should/must/will 69. them 70. least

短文改错：have---had to去掉 mess---messy should---must dressing---dressed

glared 后加at had后加 a very peaceful time Before---When/ After

she---he barber---barber’s

作文参考范文：

Dear Tom,

I’m so glad to tell you that we Chinese people nationwide are in great excitement when learning about the Jade Rabbit’s successful landing on the moon in December, 2013, which indicates that our country is becoming more and more powerful with the growth of our overall national strength. Meanwhile, the enormous achievement makes it possible for China to promote the well-being of mankind by drawing upon space resources peacefully. We are so proud to see that the dream of landing on the moon has come true! What’s more, encouraged by the successful land, all the teachers and students will spare no effort to work hard in order to make a good contribution to our country’s development. Above all, with science and technology developing, China is not what it used to be and the Chinese people will live a better life in the future.

Sincerely yours,

Li Hua

听力原文：

1. M: I heard you bought a parrot.

W: That’s right. Now, the only question is if I could get it to talk.

2. W: I think that increasing computer memory will solve the software problem.

M: Yes, it seems so, and it’s cheaper than buying a new computer.

3. M: How long will it take to drive to London from your place?

W: I think a 2-hour drive on the motorway will be enough if you drive at 90 kilometers per hour.

4. M: Hello, I have an appointment with the doctor at 3:15.

W: 3: 15, yes. Can you fill in this form, please?

M: OK. Do you need my insurance details?

W: No, I don’t think so. But write your home doctor’s details here.

5. M: I have to take some clients out tonight. Any ideas?

W: There’s a film festival on this week. I would take them to that.

M: That sounds interesting. I’ll do that. Thanks.

W: It would be a good idea to book in advance. It’s really popular.

6. W: OK, shall we get started? Do you have a copy of the agenda?

M: Yes.

W: OK. We need to discuss where and when we hold the next sales workshop. What do you think?

M: I think we should go to the Athens office. Greece had a very good year and we should show that by travelling there. I know it might be expensive but I think our Greek colleagues have something to teach us. They had such a good year.

W: OK, I agree with you. Good, so we’ve decided to go to Greece.

7. W: We use a system called Nurec to control all the production processes. Have you worked with it before?

M: No, I’ve used TP Control.

W: Right. We used that here, a few years ago. So did you use TP in Cape Town?

M: Yeah. Then when I was in Boston, we used a system called Arrow.

W: Oh, we’ve worked with that before. We have so many different types of software in this company. We’ve changed many times. Have you ever used Conductor?

M: Erm, yeah. But I’m afraid I’m not quite familiar with it.

W: OK. That doesn’t matter. Can you come next Monday?

M: Yes.

W: OK. Then on Monday I’ll ask someone else to introduce Nurec to you.

8. M: Hello.

W: Hello, George. It’s Victoria. How are you?

M: Not too bad.

W: I’m just calling about the prices, from the three hotels, for the conference. Have you got copies of all of them?

M: Un… yes. Yeah, they’re here on my desk… somewhere.

W: Could you e-mail them to me?

M: Um, I can fax them. I’ve only got hard copies. So, um…

W: OK, fine.

M: I’ve got to go to a meeting in about a quarter of an hour, so I’ll send them now.

W: Yeah, OK. There’s no rush. This afternoon is fine.

M: No, no. I’ll send them now.

W: OK. Then maybe we can discuss them later today.

M: Sure. I’ll be in the office all afternoon.

W: OK. I’ll come to your office this afternoon, then.

9. W: Well, in our case, with clothes, they’re worn by an actor, um…

M: And you see the logo.

W: Sometimes. You can’t always control what happens. Often, products are given to the film company for free. So you know an actor is going to wear your jacket, for example, but you don’t know if you’ll actually see the logo. Sometimes, the film is paid by the advertiser. And then, you have more control.

M: Yeah. And when did companies start doing this?

W: I think the first placements were used in films in the 1960s, for cigarettes, but the big business really started in the 1980s. I think the best placement, though, was um… did you see Forrest Gump? The Apple placement was done very well in that.

M: For Apple computers?

W: Yeah.

10. M: Good morning, everyone. My name is William Brett and I’d like to welcome you to our company, Le Chat Bleu, with a short introduction about my work and the plan for the day. I also have some information about this evening. To begin then, a few words about myself. I’m the Human Resources manager here. I’m responsible for staff training. Right, the important point is the programme for the day. We begin with a visit to our design studios with Simone Laurent. Then she will take you for lunch. And after lunch we have a visit to the sports shoe workshops with John Barnes. At about 3 o’clock we have a project meeting with different colleagues. Then this evening we would like everyone to meet at 7:30 in your hotel hall. We plan to have a short reception and then dinner in a restaurant. Well, does anyone have any questions? Is everyone happy with this plan? OK, good, then that’s all from me. Thank you for listening. I hope you have a good day. Now let me introduce Simone Laurent from our design team.