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Unit 3 学业质量标准检测第一部分：听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题； 每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有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．How does the man feel？ __C__ A．Better. B．Sick. C．Fine.2．What did the woman do？ __B__ A．She watched TV.B．She learned English.C．She played on the radio.3．What is the matter with the woman？ __C__ A．She doesn’t feel well.B．She doesn’t have enough money.C．She has no money with her.4．What can we learn from this conversation？ __B__ A．The talks haven’t achieved much.B．The talks haven’t begun yet.C．The talks won’t go further.5．Where does the conversation take place？ __C__ A．In the man’s house.B．In a dining room.C．In a restaurant.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几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；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至7题。6．What is the woman doing？ __C__ A．Making an apology to the man.B．Introducing a friend to the man.C．Saying goodbye to the man.7．What gift does the woman bring for Bob？ __A__ A．A book. B．A coat.C．A toy.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。第 1 页
8．When does John want to get married？ __B__ A．At Christmas.B．In November.C．In May.9．Where does the woman want to honeymoon？ __A__ A．In Cape Cod.B．In Disneyland.C．In Mexico.10．How does the man find John？ __C__ A．John’s ideas of wedding are very interesting.B．John is a bit selfish.C．John may not be the right person to marry.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11．What does the woman like about the new drink？ __C__ A．The colour. B．The taste.C．The bottle.12．What is the most important thing in advertising according to the man？ __A__ A．Image. B．Money.C．Peer pressure.13．Why does most advertising target young people？ __B__ A．They have more money.B．They are easily influenced.C．They like to watch the new advertisements.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14．What are the speakers mainly talking about？ __B__ A．Emily’ s public relations skills.B．Helping the man with his campaign.C．Campaign posters.15．What is the man’s opponent giving away？ __A__ A．Notebooks. B．Posters.C．Tshirts.16．What is the man’s attitude to the woman’s offer of help？ __B__ A．Angry. B．Happy.C．Doubtful.17．What do we know about the man？ __C__ A．He has no money at all.B．He has no need for money.C．He doesn’t have much money.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18．What does the speaker mainly talk about？ __A__ A．The uses of robots.第 2 页
B．The future of robots.C．The lost of making robots.19．Why did workers refuse to accept the use of robots at first？ __C__ A．They thought robots wouldn’t be fast enough.B．They thought robots would break down too often.C．They thought robots would take the place of human workers.20．What can we learn from the conversation？ __B__ A．There were no robots in the workplace during the 1950s.B．More advanced robots will eventually appear in the workplace.C．Robots mainly do routine and boring jobs now.听力原文Text 1W：John，how are you？I heard you were sick.M：They must have confused me with somebody else.I’ve never felt better.Text 2M：How could you do that?W：It was easy.The play on the radio was in English，so I listened and studied at the sametime.Text 3M：What’s the matter？You look as white as a sheet.W：I didn’t bring any money with me.I can’t pay the bill.Text 4M：How are the talks going？Have they reached any agreement?W：They seem only to have agreed on another date for further talks.Text 5W：I’d like to arrange a large party.M：What for，Miss?W：I want to have my wedding reception here.M：Fine.Let me show you our group menu.Text 6W：I really should be on my way.M：Oh，not yet！Can’t you stay a bit longer?W：No.Thanks all the same.M：Well，I’m sorry you have to leave so early.W：Thank you very much.We really had a good time.M：Well，thank you for coming and thanks for your gift.Bob will like the book very much.Text 7第 3 页
W：Hello?M：Hi，Kate，it’s father.Did you talk to John？When’s the wedding?W：Well，we just can’t agree on the month.John wants to get married in November.Can youbelieve that?M：But that’s only three months from now.W：Yeah，and it’s so cold at that time of year.M：Why does John want to get married in the winter，Kate?W：Well，we met at Thanksgiving.John wants to get married on the anniversary of our firstmeeting.M：But darling，wouldn’t you rather get married in the summer?W：Well，I’m thinking about May，actually.Any day in May is likely to be warm.M：That sounds much better.And you could honeymoon in Mexico.W：Actually，I’m thinking about Cape Cod.A May honeymoon there seems so romantic.M：What does John think?W：He wants to honeymoon at Disneyland.M：Oh my goodness，Kate！Are you sure you want to marry this man?Text 8M：Do you think teenagers will like this new drink?W：It tastes a little strange to me，but I like the look of the bottle.M：You’re getting the key of this business already！In advertising，image is the mostimportant thing.W：Why do all your ads target young people？Most of them don’t have very much money.M：It’s true that most older people earn more money，but many of them are set in theirways and are harder to influence.W：So young people are more likely to be influenced by advertising?M：Yes，that’s usually true.For many young people，it’s important to be“cool”and to fit in.W：So peer pressure is a powerful marketing tool?M：It sure is.Text 9W：Hi，Mark！I see you’re running for office.Your name’s everywhere on campus.M：Yes，I’m running for student president.Do you like my campaign posters?W：Yes.But I was wondering if you might need some help.I’ve noticed your opponent hasher own posters everywhere，and she’s giving away free notebooks，too.M：She is？Well，I can’t afford that.And I could use some help.Right now，my campaigncommittee consists of my brother Norman and me.W：Well，now you can count on me.I think my friend Emily would be willing to helpout，too.She’s studying public relations，and this would be a good chance for her to practice herskills.第 4 页
M：Great.Let’s meet tomorrow afternoon in front of the library.Maybe the two of you couldcome up with some ideas for my campaign before we meet.W：Sure.Emily’s very creative.M：That’s what I need.I’ve got to stand out above the crowd if I want to win.W：Well，we’ll do our best.I’d sure like to see you become President Mark!Text 10M：Continuing our units on industrial America，this morning we’ll discuss the role ofrobots in modern times.Robots that did useful work did not appear until the 1960s.Atfirst，workers refused to accept the use of robots，out of the fear that jobs would be lost.Over thelast thirty years，however，the growth of robots in industry has been huge.The use of robots todo routine and boring jobs has allowed workers to take on more challenging tasks.Robots havealso proved very useful in the handling of hot or dangerous components that might otherwise harmhuman beings.Most robots currently being used in industry are simple machines programmed byhumans.But a new generation of robots with advanced computers is likely to appear soon.Theycan react to information by making judgements and in a sense“think”for themselves.第二部分：阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题；每小题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和D)中，选出最佳选项。A(2019·河南省濮阳市高二期末)Where will you go to escape the stress of life and the noise of traffic? To find out，we turnedto questionandanswer site Quora，where users have been sharing their opinions.From an Alpinepalace in Germany to some amazing English views，these dreamy destinations are so magicalthat it’s hard to believe they’re real.Gaudi’s otherworldly imaginationDesigned by one of Spain’s most famous architects，Antoni Gaudi，the Roman Catholicchurch Sagrada Familia is a legend in itself.Construction began in 1882，but less than a quarter ofthe project was complete when Gaudi died in 1926.Since then，work has progressed slowly.Howabout the ending? Architects plan to complete the project in 2026，the centenary of Gaudi’sdeath.As Barcelona’s most popular tourist site，Sagrada Familia attracts three million visitorsevery year for one good reason: It’s a masterpiece unlike anything else in the world which islargely responsible for the city’s lively personality.A setting that could steal the spotlight from any storybook heroWith its valleys surrounded by lakes，rivers，hills and peaks，the Lake District inEngland’s northwest is quite literally taken out of fairy tales.This place was Beatrix Potter’sinspiration for Peter Rabbit and the residence(居所)of the Lake Poets，including WilliamWordsworth，Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey.第 5 页
One of nature’s most magical illusionsOnce upon a time in the faraway land of the Faroe Islands，Lake Leitisvatn became knownas the most striking of all the islands’ lakes.At more than 6km long，it is the biggest in the FaroeIslands.In reality，Lake Leitisvatn is actually no more than about 30m above sea level.A steepcliff in front of the lake and a clever camera angle make the lake appear to be much higher than itreally is.语篇解读：本文介绍了一个网站Quora。你将在哪里可以逃避生活的压力和交通的噪音？为了找到答案，我们求助于问答网站Quora，那里
8．When does John want to get married？ __B__ A．At Christmas.B．In November.C．In May.9．Where does the woman want to honeymoon？ __A__ A．In Cape Cod.B．In Disneyland.C．In Mexico.10．How does the man find John？ __C__ A．John’s ideas of wedding are very interesting.B．John is a bit selfish.C．John may not be the right person to marry.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11．What does the woman like about the new drink？ __C__ A．The colour. B．The taste.C．The bottle.12．What is the most important thing in advertising according to the man？ __A__ A．Image. B．Money.C．Peer pressure.13．Why does most advertising target young people？ __B__ A．They have more money.B．They are easily influenced.C．They like to watch the new advertisements.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14．What are the speakers mainly talking about？ __B__ A．Emily’ s public relations skills.B．Helping the man with his campaign.C．Campaign posters.15．What is the man’s opponent giving away？ __A__ A．Notebooks. B．Posters.C．Tshirts.16．What is the man’s attitude to the woman’s offer of help？ __B__ A．Angry. B．Happy.C．Doubtful.17．What do we know about the man？ __C__ A．He has no money at all.B．He has no need for money.C．He doesn’t have much money.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18．What does the speaker mainly talk about？ __A__ A．The uses of robots.第 2 页
B．The future of robots.C．The lost of making robots.19．Why did workers refuse to accept the use of robots at first？ __C__ A．They thought robots wouldn’t be fast enough.B．They thought robots would break down too often.C．They thought robots would take the place of human workers.20．What can we learn from the conversation？ __B__ A．There were no robots in the workplace during the 1950s.B．More advanced robots will eventually appear in the workplace.C．Robots mainly do routine and boring jobs now.听力原文Text 1W：John，how are you？I heard you were sick.M：They must have confused me with somebody else.I’ve never felt better.Text 2M：How could you do that?W：It was easy.The play on the radio was in English，so I listened and studied at the sametime.Text 3M：What’s the matter？You look as white as a sheet.W：I didn’t bring any money with me.I can’t pay the bill.Text 4M：How are the talks going？Have they reached any agreement?W：They seem only to have agreed on another date for further talks.Text 5W：I’d like to arrange a large party.M：What for，Miss?W：I want to have my wedding reception here.M：Fine.Let me show you our group menu.Text 6W：I really should be on my way.M：Oh，not yet！Can’t you stay a bit longer?W：No.Thanks all the same.M：Well，I’m sorry you have to leave so early.W：Thank you very much.We really had a good time.M：Well，thank you for coming and thanks for your gift.Bob will like the book very much.Text 7第 3 页
W：Hello?M：Hi，Kate，it’s father.Did you talk to John？When’s the wedding?W：Well，we just can’t agree on the month.John wants to get married in November.Can youbelieve that?M：But that’s only three months from now.W：Yeah，and it’s so cold at that time of year.M：Why does John want to get married in the winter，Kate?W：Well，we met at Thanksgiving.John wants to get married on the anniversary of our firstmeeting.M：But darling，wouldn’t you rather get married in the summer?W：Well，I’m thinking about May，actually.Any day in May is likely to be warm.M：That sounds much better.And you could honeymoon in Mexico.W：Actually，I’m thinking about Cape Cod.A May honeymoon there seems so romantic.M：What does John think?W：He wants to honeymoon at Disneyland.M：Oh my goodness，Kate！Are you sure you want to marry this man?Text 8M：Do you think teenagers will like this new drink?W：It tastes a little strange to me，but I like the look of the bottle.M：You’re getting the key of this business already！In advertising，image is the mostimportant thing.W：Why do all your ads target young people？Most of them don’t have very much money.M：It’s true that most older people earn more money，but many of them are set in theirways and are harder to influence.W：So young people are more likely to be influenced by advertising?M：Yes，that’s usually true.For many young people，it’s important to be“cool”and to fit in.W：So peer pressure is a powerful marketing tool?M：It sure is.Text 9W：Hi，Mark！I see you’re running for office.Your name’s everywhere on campus.M：Yes，I’m running for student president.Do you like my campaign posters?W：Yes.But I was wondering if you might need some help.I’ve noticed your opponent hasher own posters everywhere，and she’s giving away free notebooks，too.M：She is？Well，I can’t afford that.And I could use some help.Right now，my campaigncommittee consists of my brother Norman and me.W：Well，now you can count on me.I think my friend Emily would be willing to helpout，too.She’s studying public relations，and this would be a good chance for her to practice herskills.第 4 页
M：Great.Let’s meet tomorrow afternoon in front of the library.Maybe the two of you couldcome up with some ideas for my campaign before we meet.W：Sure.Emily’s very creative.M：That’s what I need.I’ve got to stand out above the crowd if I want to win.W：Well，we’ll do our best.I’d sure like to see you become President Mark!Text 10M：Continuing our units on industrial America，this morning we’ll discuss the role ofrobots in modern times.Robots that did useful work did not appear until the 1960s.Atfirst，workers refused to accept the use of robots，out of the fear that jobs would be lost.Over thelast thirty years，however，the growth of robots in industry has been huge.The use of robots todo routine and boring jobs has allowed workers to take on more challenging tasks.Robots havealso proved very useful in the handling of hot or dangerous components that might otherwise harmhuman beings.Most robots currently being used in industry are simple machines programmed byhumans.But a new generation of robots with advanced computers is likely to appear soon.Theycan react to information by making judgements and in a sense“think”for themselves.第二部分：阅读理解(共两节，满分40分)第一节(共15小题；每小题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和D)中，选出最佳选项。A(2019·河南省濮阳市高二期末)Where will you go to escape the stress of life and the noise of traffic? To find out，we turnedto questionandanswer site Quora，where users have been sharing their opinions.From an Alpinepalace in Germany to some amazing English views，these dreamy destinations are so magicalthat it’s hard to believe they’re real.Gaudi’s otherworldly imaginationDesigned by one of Spain’s most famous architects，Antoni Gaudi，the Roman Catholicchurch Sagrada Familia is a legend in itself.Construction began in 1882，but less than a quarter ofthe project was complete when Gaudi died in 1926.Since then，work has progressed slowly.Howabout the ending? Architects plan to complete the project in 2026，the centenary of Gaudi’sdeath.As Barcelona’s most popular tourist site，Sagrada Familia attracts three million visitorsevery year for one good reason: It’s a masterpiece unlike anything else in the world which islargely responsible for the city’s lively personality.A setting that could steal the spotlight from any storybook heroWith its valleys surrounded by lakes，rivers，hills and peaks，the Lake District inEngland’s northwest is quite literally taken out of fairy tales.This place was Beatrix Potter’sinspiration for Peter Rabbit and the residence(居所)of the Lake Poets，including WilliamWordsworth，Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey.第 5 页
One of nature’s most magical illusionsOnce upon a time in the faraway land of the Faroe Islands，Lake Leitisvatn became knownas the most striking of all the islands’ lakes.At more than 6km long，it is the biggest in the FaroeIslands.In reality，Lake Leitisvatn is actually no more than about 30m above sea level.A steepcliff in front of the lake and a clever camera angle make the lake appear to be much higher than itreally is.语篇解读：本文介绍了一个网站Quora。你将在哪里可以逃避生活的压力和交通的噪音？为了找到答案，我们求助于问答网站Quora，那里
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