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炎德·英才大联考长沙市一中2013届高三月考试卷(一)
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长沙市一中高三英语备课组组稿
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本试卷分为四个部分，包括听力、语言知识运用、阅读和书面表达。
时量120分钟。满分150分。
得分：　　　　　　　 PART ONE　LISTENING COMPREHENSION (30 marks)
SECTION A (22.5 marks)
Directions： In this section， you’ll hear six conversations between two speakers. For each conversation， there are several questions and each question is followed by three choices marked A, B and C. Listen carefully and then choose the best answer for each question.
You will hear each conversation TWICE.
Conversation 1
1. What was the man doing just now?
A. Studying B. Destroying. C. Fighting
2. Who is the woman probably?
A. A parent. B. A policeman. C. A teacher
Conversation 2
3. Where will the woman go?
A. A movie theatre. B. A net bar. C. A CD store.
4. What does the man recommend?
A. A lovely song. B. An exciting game. C. A classic movie.
Conversation 3
5. What did Joan do with her dad yesterday?
A. Had a lunch B. Watched a movie C. Had a party.
6. Why did the man’s father win?
A. He played golf well.
B. He was encouraged by his son.
C. His son let him win.
Conversation 4
7. What is Lester good at repairing?
A. Bikes. B. Cars C. Electronics.
8. What does June encourage Lester to do?
A. Ask for a loan for living.
B. Go back to school and be certified.
C. Teach people to repair.
9. How does Lester feel?
A. Inspired. B. Confused. C. Powerful.
Conversation 5
10. What animal would the woman like to be?
A. Fish B. Rabbit. C. Monkey.
11. Why would the man like to be a horse?
A. It’s cute. B. It runs fast. C. It’s smart.
12. What hadn’t the man thought of?
A. How to become a horse.
B. How to earn money as a horse.
C. How to spend money as a horse.
Conversation 6
13. What’s Gordon?
A. A businessman. B. A store clerk. C. An oversea student.
14. What does Alisa want to do?
A. Find a part-time job.
B. Practise English with Gordon
C. Speak fluent English.
15. What’s Gordon’s good advice for learning English?
A. Practising everyday.
B. Having a language partner.
C. Taking some classes.
SECTION B (7.5 marks)
Directions： In this section， you will hear a short passage. Listen carefully and then fill in the numbered blanks with the information you have heard. Fill in each blank with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS.
You’ll hear the short passage TWICE.
DJ School

Students

From 10 years old to _____16________
Women, men all nationalities

Where people use DJs

At weddings or at bars, clubs or ___17____

How long the program is

____18_____ years

What students can get

Certification and helps with ___19______

Income

A diligent DJ locally can make ___20__for sure

听力原文
Conversation 1
W: Hey! Break it up. You’re both in big trouble now.
M: But it’s not my fault. He started it.
W: I don’t care who started it. You both have detention.

Conversation 2
W: What do you think of that net bar?
M: I think it’s good, because I can watch a lot of movies there.
W: Which movie would you recommend I watch? I’m on my way to that place.
M: “The Trueman Show” starring Jim Carrey. It’s really a classic.

Conversation 3
M: What did you do yesterday, Joan?
W: I took my dad to a really fancy restaurant for lunch.
M: I bet he liked that, Joan. You are very thoughtful.
W: Well, he is my dad after all. He really helped me when I was growing up.
M: I took my father out to play golf.
W: That sounds nice. Did you let him win?
M: Of course! It was Father’s day!

Conversation 4
W: Lester, you are really fantastic at automobile repair.
M: Thanks, June. But I think I need to be certified as a mechanic before I’m allowed to repair cars for a living.
W: That’s not a big problem. There are many small schools for adults like you who can study to be certified.
M: I guess I never thought of that before.
W: And you can easily get a student loan from a vocational school, or from the government.
M: Wow, you’ve inspired me to do something!

Conversation 5
M: If you could be any animal, what would you choose?
W: Do you mean what is my favorite animal?
M: No. If you could live as an animal, which one would you choose?
W: I would be a fish because I love to swim.
M: I would be a horse.
W: Why would you choose to be a horse?
M: So I could go in races and win buckets of money.
W: But you would be a horse-how would you be able to enjoy or spend the money you won?
M: Hmmm. I hadn’t thought of that.

Conversation 6
W: Gordon, how’s business?
M: Same old, same old. How can I help you, Alisa?
W: You are a clerk at this store, right?
M: You are correct, how can I assist you?
W: I need a book that will teach me how to speak fluent English.
M: Do you like speaking English?
W: Yes, but English is hard.
M: Here is a good textbook.
W: Thanks a bunch. I owe you one.
M: You’re welcome. Can I offer you a better way to study English?
W: Of course! I would love that. How can I master English quickly?
M: You should find a foreign boyfriend, like me. So every time when we are together, it will be like English class.
W: In your dreams! I mean, thanks, but no, thanks, sir. I don’t owe you one. I don’t appreciate it.
M: I was just kidding. I was making a joke. The best way to learn is to log on to and sign up for the cool English materials there. Don’t forget to practice everyday.
W: Now this is good advice. I appreciate it, thanks a million. You’re the best, I will never forget this.
M: You’re welcome, anything for you.
Section B
W: “We have 10 year olds all the way up to 50 year olds. Women, men all nationalities, sometimes we have had students that can’t speak English but there is the music that brings them together,” said long time DJ Chris Stiles, who co-founded the Beat Refinery in 2010. It is the only DJ school in the Washington area.
“We felt that there was a need to have the school because today’s world you see a lot of different places where people us DJs whether it is at weddings or at bars, clubs, or clothing stores. The profession of DJ has become a very sought after job,” Stiles said.
The school offers classes for those wanting to become professionals as well as those who just want to mix party music for friends. The two-year program leads to certification and helps with job placement.
“We have had about six hundred students in the last three years,” Stiles said.
“There are a lot of DJs that make, especially at the world stage, at the big, big stage DJs can make a few million dollars a year on that top side. And then a DJ that works very hard locally can make six figures for sure,” Stiles said