Find the answer to the new curriculum standard of senior three in English Weekly (2065438+08–2065438+09).

20 18-20 19 reference answers and detailed analysis of the 20th issue of the new senior three curriculum last semester.

Reference answer

1-5 CABAA 6- 10 CACBB 1 1- 15 CCBCC 16-20 ABBCA

2 1-25 DBD CB 26-30 CDCAB 3 1-35 ACBCD 36-40 BAGEF

4 1-45 DADBC 46-50 DBACA 5 1-55 CBADC 56-60 BCADB

6 1. I heard that 62. It's 63. Generally 64. See 65. celebrate

66. Go to Gate 67. Who/that. Number 69. Over 70 years old. exciting

Correct the mistakes in the passage

7 1. I hate football … hate → hate.

72 ... I waited angrily ... Angry → Angry.

73 ... what happened. Throw that away.

74 ... Start playing ... Start → Start

75. They keep playing … They → We.

76 ... the top of the building ... building → building

77 ... the sun was added before my ... sun.

78 ... Scratched by falling ... from →

79 ... and Fond ... and → but

80 ... It took ... Play → Play.

Written expression

A possible version:

Dear Mr. Smith,

I am your new student, an exchange student from China. I am writing to you for help.

What bothers me most is taking notes in class. As a non-native English speaker, it is not easy for me to understand what the teacher said in class, let alone take notes. I hope you can give me some advice. Besides, as I am new here, I don't know how to get into the school library. Do I need a membership card? Do I need to know other library rules? I would appreciate it if you could give me a hand.

Thanks in advance.

sincerely

Li Hua

labour

aural comprehension

the first paragraph

(Text 1)

Theme Background: People and Society-Social Service

1. C. Detailed understanding questions. According to this lady, but I recommend our white wine; It goes well with fish steak. We know this lady recommends white wine. According to the man's answer, I want a drink, thank you. The man took the woman's advice.

(Text 2)

Theme Context: Man and Society-Interpersonal Communication

2. Answer. Reasoning and judging questions. According to the lady, where are the pictures that match this magazine article? The lady asked where are the pictures in the articles in men's magazines. Therefore, this lady is looking for pictures.

(Text 3)

Theme Context: Man and Society-Interpersonal Communication

3.b. Inference and judgment questions. According to the lady, the wind is blowing in through the door. Do you feel cold? Vincent knows that the wind blows through the door, and the lady feels a little cold. According to the man's answer, oh, I see. I'm terribly sorry, but it can be inferred that the man will close the door.

(Text 4)

Theme Context: Man and Self-life

4. answer. the main topic. According to the lady, we can't afford to pay $20 a month anymore. The landlord left a note saying that the monthly rent would increase by $20.

(Text 5)

Theme Context: Man and Self-life

5. Answer. Detail comprehension questions. According to the man, she has shoulder-length red hair and Joan Smith has shoulder-length red hair.

the second part

(Text 6)

Theme Context: Man and Society-Interpersonal Communication

This passage is a scene where a man asks a woman how to make a movie.

6. C. Detail comprehension questions. According to this lady, a scene can be shot from five or six different angles, and a scene needs to be shot from different angles.

7. Answer. Reasoning and judging questions. According to what this lady said, I can tell you how things are done, and this lady will tell this man how to make movies in the studio.

(Text 7)

Theme Context: Man and Self-life

This article is about a woman and a man discussing how to manage their new home.

8. C. Detail comprehension questions. According to the lady, the walls need painting first. The first thing on their list is to paint the walls.

9. B. Inference and judgment questions. According to this lady, I think it needs to be replaced. Fans should not be too expensive, they will buy electric fans.

(Text 8)

Theme Context: Man and Society-Interpersonal Communication

This passage is about a man asking a woman what she can do when traveling in Sydney.

10.b. Detailed understanding questions. According to this lady, you spent about an hour visiting different parts of the building and about an hour visiting the Sydney Opera House.

1 1. C. Detailed understanding questions. When the man asked if there was a must-see Sydney experience, the woman replied, I support that you should stay in the rocks for a while. Therefore, this lady thinks that Sydney Rock Area is a must.

12.c. Inference and judgment questions. According to the lady, why don't you check the date online? Men will search the date of Dragon Boat Festival online.

(Text 9)

Theme Context: Man and Society-Interpersonal Communication

The material in this paragraph is that the man apologizes to the woman for the mistake of the employee and discusses the compensation.

13.b. Inference and judgment questions. According to the man, when he took your order and recorded that the number of people eating was 75, the number of employees who would attend the dinner was wrong.

14.c. Detailed understanding questions. According to the man, we can provide a refund of the buffet room rent, and we know that the man is willing to cancel the buffet room rent.

15.c. Inference and judgment questions. According to the man, we can provide a refund of the buffet room rent, amounting to $65,438+$0,000; But we can provide another income of $65,438+$0,500. It is known that the man will pay $2,500.

16. Answer. Details. According to this lady, our charity has been lost … We know that this lady works in a charity.

(Text 10)

Theme background: People and what they do.

This passage is about the speaker's experience of returning to London from Norway on a round-the-world flight.

17.b. Inference and judgment questions. According to the last part I will tell you about returning to London this week, the speaker is telling the second half of his flight.

18. B. Detailed understanding questions. It was reported on Monday that there was a problem … some maintenance had to be arranged. On Monday, the speaker had a problem with the front wheel of the plane. He contacted the airport in the Netherlands to arrange maintenance work.

19.c. Inference and judgment questions. According to the next morning, the fog was too heavy for me to fly, so I had a rest. Because of the fog the next morning, the speaker could not take off.

20. A. Reasoning and judging questions. According to this week, I will tell you the last part about going back to London; Then I took off inside.

Minutes in London show that the speaker's final destination is London.

reading comprehension

the first paragraph

An article

Theme Context: Man and Society-Literature

Thesis analysis

This article is very practical. Through the application software Blinkist, we can quickly grasp the essence of a book. This paper introduces four books of this software, which can help us improve ourselves.

21.D. Inference and judgment questions. It can be inferred that Amy Morin's book is probably a book that tells people how to deal with various challenges in life, from her most successful therapy patients shared in "The Third Things that Strong People Don't Do".

22. B. Understanding the details. According to Ken Robinson's "Find out how to get rid of the strict rules of society and find your mission in life by finding your elements", Ken Robinson's book encourages readers to explore what they really like to do.

23.d Detail comprehension questions. Daniel Gorman explains how to avoid writing about emotional control and make better decisions in life in his book Emotional Intelligence. Daniel Gorman's book helps us learn how to control emotions.

Background explanation

1.Blinkist: The mobile phone book collection reading management application, which does not provide any book content, is committed to providing readers with condensed versions of non-literary novels, allowing you to quickly acquire the essence of books. With Blinkist, it should not be difficult for busy office workers to read 100 books a year. Blinkist will provide users with a free book with concentrated content every day. If you want to read more books, you need to pay 50 dollars a year. You can read books in Blinkist. If you choose to pay $80 a year, you can also enjoy the audio version of this book.

2. The third thing that people with strong spirits don't do: thirteen things to say goodbye to blx. The author is Amy? Maureen is a registered clinical social worker, university counselor and psychotherapist, and the only person in psychology who talks about inner strength from a holistic perspective.

3. How to stop worrying and start living: How to stop worrying and start living. The author is Dale? Carnegie (1 888165438+1October 24th-195565438+1October1), a famous American interpersonal master, the father of American modern adult education. He used the story of a large number of ordinary people constantly striving for success to arouse the fighting spirit of countless lost people through speeches and books and inspire them to achieve brilliant success. His book "The Weakness of Human Nature" was published in 1936 and has been regarded as one of the bibles of social skills by the western world for 70 years. He founded Carnegie Training Course in 19 12 to teach people interpersonal communication and stress management skills.

4. Discover your element: Discover your element. The author is Ken Robinson, an internationally recognized leader in developing creativity and human resources. He cooperated with many governments, international organizations and Fortune 500 companies to create a new talent education model and develop creativity.

5. Emotional intelligence: Emotional intelligence. The writer is Daniel Goldman, Ph.D. in Psychology, Harvard University. He is now a researcher at the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He won the highest honor award of American Psychological Association four times, lifetime achievement award of psychology in 1980s, and was nominated for Pulitzer Prize twice. In addition, he worked in The New York Times 12, covering brain and behavioral science. His best-selling works include Emotional Intelligence and Emotional Intelligence at Work.

history as the second of the four divisions of ancient Chinese library collection

Theme Background: People and Society-Social Service

Thesis analysis

This article is a narrative. When the author/kloc-was 0/5 years old, his friend suffered from mental illness. In order to help her friends better, she founded Buddy Project. Now she raises money through the Buddy project to help patients with mental illness who can't afford treatment. She hopes to raise more funds to help more mental patients in the future.

24. C. The main idea of this paragraph. In this passage, the author first mentioned that I founded Buddy Project, and then mentioned that her friend's mental illness made her start to pay attention to mental illness, hoping to help her friends with all her strength, and mentioned that she personally found a circle of friends with similar interests on the Internet, which made her think of helping mental patients establish a circle of her own. This paragraph mainly talks about how the author came up with the idea of setting up the Buddy project.

25.b. Understanding the details. Since then, I really don't think many people will be interested in it. However, 3000 people signed up on the first day, and the author didn't expect so many people to participate in her project.

26. C. Inference and judgment questions. In the third paragraph, tens of millions of people in the United States are affected by mental illness every year, but only half of them receive treatment, and mental health care is not always easy to obtain or easy to obtain ... The cost of treatment is still a problem. It can be inferred that without H. Elp, some people will not receive proper treatment. The purpose of the author's writing this paragraph is to show that it is necessary to help the mentally ill.

27.d Detail comprehension questions. We are mainly committed to raising funds for people in our hometown of southern Pennsylvania, but we hope to expand and provide help through the United States. The Buddy project hopes to help not only the mental patients in our hometown, but also the mental patients in the whole country to receive treatment.

Background explanation

1.Twitter: Twitter is a popular website of American social networking service and Weibo service, and it is one of the top ten websites with the most visits in the world. It was founded by Jack Dorsey in March 2006 and began to operate in July of that year. It allows users to tweet their latest trends and ideas in the form of short messages on their mobile phones, which can be bound to IM instant messaging software. All Twitter messages are limited to 140 characters. Twitter is very popular all over the world and is described as "short message service on the Internet".

2. National Institute of Mental Health: National Institute of Mental Health.

3. Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania is a state in the eastern United States. Since its establishment, the state has been famous for its religious freedom and political democracy, which has a great influence in North America. Many important chapters in American history were written in Pennsylvania. Because this state is located in the middle of 0/3 states (6 states in the north and 6 states in the south) in the United States, it is also the backbone of American independence, so it is called "the cornerstone state".

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Theme Background: Man and Nature-Environmental Protection

Thesis analysis

This article is explanatory. This paper introduces a kind of fishing net with warning strip, which can protect diving seabirds and make them not fall into the fishing net as much as possible when preying.

28. C. Understanding the details. Every year, 400,000 seabirds all over the world die while diving for food because they are not interested in gill nets and a wide range of non-targets. D Animals, or "caught", are eventually caught by nets, including many kinds of seabirds. As we all know, one of the disadvantages of this kind of fishing net is that seabirds will be caught by mistake, which will lead to seabirds' death.

29. Answer. Detail comprehension questions. In the past three years, a seabird task force, in cooperation with local fishermen in Lithuania, has been conducting experiments on black and white panels, and comparing them with standard fishing nets shows that the main task of the research team is to test the practicability of this fishing net with warning strips.

30.b. Inference and judgment questions. The early results in the fourth paragraph are encouraging; According to the original data, it can be inferred that the by-catch of the fishing net equipped with warning boards has decreased by about one third, and the preliminary results show that the fishing net equipped with warning strips is very effective.

3 1. Answer. Detailed comprehension questions. In the last paragraph, mork nas said that fishermen have begun to regard bird catching as an urgent global problem, and have begun to think about how to reduce this problem, and even put forward their own ideas. For me, this is really an inspiring performance. What makes mork nas very excited is the active cooperation of fishermen.

Background explanation

Lithuania: Lithuania, the full name of the Republic of Lithuania, is located on the east bank of the Baltic Sea, with Vilnius as its capital. Lithuania declared its independence from the Soviet Union in 1990, and the Soviet Union officially recognized its independence on September 6 of the following year, after which Lithuania joined the European Union and NATO. Food processing, wood processing, transportation and logistics, biotechnology and laser technology are Lithuania's dominant industries. 20 1 565438+1October1,Lithuania became the19th member of the euro zone.

essay

Theme Background: Man and Self-life and Learning

Thesis analysis

This article is explanatory. The author was very nervous in his first speech, but after countless experiences, he summarized several ways to avoid speech nervousness and anxiety.

32. C. Understanding the details. From the first paragraph when you were nervous to asking me that I was shivering in my seat, we can see that the author was very nervous during the first speech, which made the audience very nervous.

33.b. Inference and judgment questions. The same is true when people feel anxious before singing journey's "Don't stop believing". Saying "I am excited" in the third paragraph will lead to a more accurate karaoke performance. More important than saying "I am calm". As we all know, saying "I'm excited" can make you sing well, so it can be inferred that the author mentioned the song "Don't Stop Believin" here to imply that everyone should be excited when speaking, which will help to ease the tension.

34. C. Inference and judgment questions. By practicing in front of an audience, the classic research of the late Stanford University psychologist Robert Zajunker shows that … if you practice alone, you will have no chance to adapt to the surrounding environment. The key is to practice under the condition that it looks like a performance as much as possible. Robert Zajonc may advise the speaker to practice his speech in front of everyone in advance.

35.d Detail comprehension questions. After getting to know your audience and spending a few days reading through their biographies, I was more excited than anxious in the last paragraph. We can know that knowing the audience helps us to perform well in the speech.

Background explanation

Stanford: Stanford University, located in Stanford, California, USA, is a world-renowned private research university. The school has trained many high-tech product leaders and entrepreneurial talents, including founders of Hewlett-Packard, Google, Yahoo, Nike, Logitech, Tesla Motors, Electronic Arts, Sun Microsystems, NVIDIA, Cisco, Silicon Valley Graphics and Yi Bei.

Knowledge link

Keynote speech (paragraph 2): The main speech at a meeting or official event, delivered by the keynote speaker.