2019-2020学年高中英语 阶段仿真检测(二)牛津版必修3

2019-2020学年高中英语 阶段仿真检测(二)牛津版必修3 (Text 1) M：How much are the tickets? W：They're ten dollars each for the general public, but students' tickets are half price. (Text 2) W：I hope we're not late. M：What time is it? W：Let me see. Twenty­five after two. M：Then we'll just make it. It doesn't start until half past two. (Text 3) W：Good morning, Dr Brown. M：Hello, Mrs. Smith. Who's your visitor? W：Oh, this is my daughter, Kate. She's a writer and her husband is a teacher. (Text 4) W：Dad, can I go out tonight? M：No, I'm sorry; you can't. W：Why not? M：Because William can't stay alone. W：Can I ask Nancy for dinner? M：OK, you can ask Nancy, but you can't go out. (Text 5) M：How can I get to the shopping center from here, Mum? W：You can take a bus or a taxi, but it isn't too far. Maybe you'd like to walk. (Text 6) W：I had a wonderful time over the weekend. M：What did you do? W：Lucy and I went mountain climbing. The scenery was excellent. M：I had a good time, too. I went fishing. W：Did you catch any fish? M：Yes, several. There was a big one－three pounds. (Text 7) W：It's Lily's birthday tomorrow. M：Are you sure? I think it should be the day after tomorrow. W：Well, let me see. Yes, you are right. I made a mistake. Shall we buy her a present? M：Certainly, What shall we buy her? W：How about a box of chocolates? M：I hear she's on a diet. How about flowers? All girls like flowers. W：But Bill will send her lots of flowers. M：Yeah. What about a purse? Hers doesn't look good. W：That's a good idea. (Text 8) M：Yes, madam. What can I do for you? W：I am very sorry. I'd like to exchange this sweater. M：What seems to be the problem? W：Well, you see. I got this sweater as a birthday present for a friend of mine, but it's the wrong size. M：Do you have the receipt? W：Yes, here it is. M：Very well. Yes, you can have a bigger one. But I'm afraid they are not the same price; the difference is S| 20. W：All right. Here you are. M：Thank you very much. W：Thank you for your help. (Text 9) M: Mrs. Spenser, what time is Mr. Black's flight expected to arrive at Boston Airport? W：Around 2 pm, sir. Will you go with the company car to meet him? M: Yes. So I'd better leave here no later than now. How about the hotel for Mr. Black and his party? W：I made the reservations for them last week and checked again yesterday to be sure everything is ready. M: Including the welcome room for tonight's reception? W：That's right. The manager promised me that everything would be exactly as we have requested. M：Excellent. I want everything to be the very best. W：I'm sure it will be. The manager has never let us down yet. M: We want to make a good impression. Not just to be sure that this business deal is a success, but to pay back the wonderful treatment we received from them in Tokyo last year. (Text 10) The land was dry. The Indians looked at the sky. There were no clouds. “We must have rain，” the Indians said. So they danced a rain dance. They thought this would bring rain. They danced with snakes. Then they let the snakes go. “Go back into the ground.”They said to the snakes，“Tell the God to make the rain come.” Can men make rain fall? Sometimes, But a rain dance will not bring rain. Today, to make rain, a man goes up in his airplane. He takes some dry ice with him. He spreads the dry ice on the clouds. This is called seeding the clouds. Drops of water in the clouds become ice. The ice melts and makes big rain drops. Seeding clouds does not always make the rain fall. Rain falls only if the clouds are big and full of water. 阶段仿真检测(三) (Text 1) W：I want to go to the concert tonight, but it starts at 7：00, and I have to work until 5：00. There won't be enough time to go home for dinner. M：I've got an idea. I'll pick you up after work and we'll eat downtown. That'll give us plenty of time to get to the concert. (Text 2) M：Would you like to stop for a rest now? W：Oh, let's keep going. We are almost at the top of the hill. (Text 3) W：Did you go to the theatre last night? M：Yes, I did. W：What did you think of the play? M：It was excellent. (Text 4) W：This plane should have taken off half an hour ago. M：I'm sorry for the delay. We'll be taking off shortly. (Text 5) W：I wish I had the time to call home as often as you do. M：Yes, I really like to keep in touch with my family. (Text 6) M：I'd like to book a single room for Wednesday next week. W：Very good, sir. A single room for Wednesday June 11th. What kind of room would you like, sir? M：Err... a single with bathroom. W：Would you like breakfast? M：No, thanks. W：Could you give me your name, please? M：John Davis. D­A­V­I­S. W：How long will you be staying? M：I'll be leaving on Sunday morning. W：That will be four nights, sir. Thank you very much, and we look forward to seeing you next Wednesday. M：Good. That's all settled then. Goodbye. W：Goodbye. (Text 7) M1：Hello, Karen. W：Hello, Tim. M1：Everybody wants to have lunch in the garden. It's nice and warm out here. W：That's a good idea. Tim, come and have something to drink. M1：Thanks. May I have a glass of beer, please? W：Beer? There's none left. You can have some orange juice. M1：Orange juice? M2：Don't believe her, Tim. She's only joking. Have some beer! (Text 8) M：Listen, Wang. I'm phoning because I want to invite you to a party at our new house. W：New house? M：Yes, we've just moved. That's why we're giving this party. We know you're very busy but we'd love you to come. W：Yes, I'd love to. When is it? M：This Saturday evening. W：Well ... I'll have a test next Monday and an article to hand in on Tuesday. Will the party go on very late? M：Until 1：00 in the morning. But you don't have to stay that long. What about it? W：All right, I'll come. When does the party start? M：Come any time after eight. W：Good. I'm looking forward to seeing you again. (Text 9) W：What do you want to do tonight? M：How about going to the movies? I should be home from work at 5：20. Then we can go out and eat and then to the movies. W：What do you want to see? M：There's a good one on at the cinema. Let's see that. W：It starts at 6：30. I don't think we can get there in time to see the beginning. How about the one at the New State? That starts at 7：00. M：No, I don't like Robert Redford. You know that. Maybe we should just stay home and watch TV. Then we can go out Friday night. W：Did you forget that Ed and Jean are coming to dinner that night? M：OK. I hope Saturday is all right. Do we have anything planned for then? W：No, Saturday is fine. And there's a good movie starting on Saturday, too. M：Good. I'm going to play tennis on Saturday morning, but I'll be home by 2：00. Then we can go out for a big dinner and to the movie, if nothing else comes up. W：I'm sure we'll be able to go. (Text 10) Christmas is a festival for family members to get together for reunion. People who live away try to get back home. The roads and railways are full of people traveling long distances in order to spend Christmas at home. And above all, It's the children's festival. The children count the weeks, then the days to Christmas. They're wondering what presents they are going to have; they keep trying to find something out from their mother, but the only thing the mother will tell them is stories about Father Christmas, who brings presents to good children. Christmas Eve comes at last. When the children go to bed they hang up their stockings and on Christmas morning they wake to find them full of presents. Of course it's really their parents who fill the stockings, but even the older children often pretend not to know this. Everybody likes to be happy at Christmas time. The theater puts on special shows for children. The circus is another thing that parents may take their children to see. Here, audiences sit in a circle and the performance takes place in the center. The main attraction is the performing animals. Elephants, lions and tigers are trained to do astonishing tricks. Every circus, too, has clowns who make people laugh. 阶段仿真检测(四) (Text 1) M：It is much better to wait until tomorrow to go. Don't you agree? W：Yes. I couldn't agree more. (Text 2) M：A telegram arrived here to say my father is seriously ill. I am very much worried about that. W：Take it easy. Everything will be all right. (Text 3) W：Why were you absent from school yesterday? M：My father needed to be sent to the hospital, but my mother was away from home. (Text 4) W：You are much thinner than you used to be. M：Yes, I did a lot of exercise. I've lost 20 pounds. I was 185 pounds. (Text 5) W：Are you coming with me to the cinema? M：I am afraid not. I have to finish the work first. But I am sure I can go at the weekend. (Text 6) W：Would you like some tea? M：I'd prefer some coffee, if you have got any. W：Of course. I like coffee better. How do you take it? M：With milk and sugar. (Text 7) W：Have you got any hobbies? M：I am fond of fishing and I am very interested in making home movies. W：I like taking photographs too, but I like the history of cinema, so I enjoy making home movies. M：What other interests have you got? Do you collect anything? W：Yes, I collect records and I have got a quite big collection. (Text 8) M：Now you have asked for the job as a secretary. And I'd like to ask you some questions. How many languages can you speak? W：Well, I can speak English quite well. And also a little Japanese. M：English and a little Japanese. Can you type? W：Oh, yes. I can type. M：And can you use a computer? W：Sure. M：OK, fine. Can you drive a car? W：No, I can't. (Text 9) M：Good morning. I am Peter Smith from Greece. W：Yes, sir. Your room number is 909. That is on the ninth floor. Are you in Hong Kong on holiday? M：No. I am here for the computer exhibition. Where is it, please? W：It's in the Exhibition Center, on the third floor. M：Thank you very much.(minutes later) M：Excuse me, madam. What I want is a single room. I don't like to share a room with someone else. What's more, my room is rather small and dark. Could you possibly find me a larger and brighter single room? W：I am very sorry, sir, but this is the rush season. We don't have any spare rooms at the moment. M：But my company booked a room for me ages ago! W：I am terribly sorry sir. (Text 10) An old friend from abroad, whom I was expecting to stay with, telephoned from the airport to tell me that he had arrived. I was still at the office at the time, but I had made arrangements for his arrival. After explaining where my flat was, I told him that I had left the key under the door­mat. As I was likely to be home rather late, I advised him to go into the kitchen and help himself to food and drink. Two hours later my friend phoned me from the flat. At the moment, he said, he was listening to some of my records after having just had a truly wonderful meal. He had found a pan on the gas stove and fried two eggs and had helped himself to some cold chicken from the refrigerator. Now, he said, he was drinking a glass of orange juice and he hoped I would join him. When I asked him if he had reached the flat without difficulty, he answered that he had not been able to find the key under the door­mat, but fortunately the living­room window just by the apple tree had been left open and he had climbed in. I listened to all this in astonishment. There is no apple tree in front of my living­room, but there is one in front of my neighbor's.