Foreign Studies for Senior Three of English Weekly 20 15-20 16 No.7 Total Answer No.3311

Reference answers and analysis of OT No.7 in last semester of 20 15-20 16 school year.

Volume III Module 1-2

Reference answers and partial analysis

Reference answer

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1 1- 15 CCAAC 16-20 bacac

2 1-25 DACCB 26-30 cacb

3 1-35 DDBAC 36-40GCEDB

4 1-45 BDCAD 46-50ACBDA

5 1-55 BCDCC 56-60 badcc

6 1. Including 62. Readers

63. Where is it written?

65. A 66. During ...

67. Finally, 68. Out

69. Described 70. exist

Correct the mistakes in the article:

7 1 ... Visit my grandparents.

Grandparents → grandparents

72 ... They were sick ... Once → Once.

73 ... Don't want to take it away ... Add it before taking it.

74 ... It seems ... to get rid of and

75 ... feed it anything.

Anything → something

76 ... They are cutting. ...

Cutting → cutting

77 ... there are pills in it ... they → it

78 ... A doctor told me. a → the

79 ... Tired work ... Tired → Tired.

80 ... When it starts ... Start → Start.

A possible version:

Dear Mr. Johnson,

I'm Li Hua from Class 6, Grade 3, Senior High School. I'm glad to know that you will offer three elective courses. I wrote to sign up for a course in British and American literature.

I have been interested in western literature since I was a child. My hobbies are reading English novels and watching English movies. Shakespeare and Mark Twain are my favorite writers, so I have read many of their works. I want to know more about western writers and western culture through this course. Besides, I have no difficulty in understanding English. I hope I am qualified to take this course.

I look forward to being one of your students.

You are sincere,

Lihua

Partial analysis

Reading comprehension:

A (family, friends and people around)

This article is very practical. A restaurant manager wrote a letter to his mother and daughter who ate in his restaurant to express their gratitude.

21.D. Detail comprehension questions. According to what I just told you ... in the fifth paragraph, we can know the answer.

22. A. Reasoning and judging questions. According to me, I was asked to talk to the table next to you ... they said your children were too noisy. In the first paragraph, the customers at the next table think that the children at Table 9 are too noisy, so as the restaurant manager, Tony should gently remind the mother at Table 9 to keep her children quiet.

23. C. Understanding the details. According to my regret for you and your beauty and greatness, because I want to thank you both and the following, Tony wrote this letter to express his gratitude.

24. C. Text structure. According to what happened in the restaurant that day and the last sentence, Tony thinks that since doing the right thing will not make everyone happy, it is enough to make those who need "this right thing" the happiest.

Part B (Language Learning)

This article is explanatory. This paper introduces English idioms related to dogs and cats.

25.b. Guess the meaning of words. According to the first paragraph, It's a dog's life originally meant "hard life", but now the dog's life is not hard, but very comfortable. It can be inferred that the dog's bad karma is an old almanac, and outdated means "outdated".

26. C. Detail comprehension questions. According to when we become less successful than in the past, we "go to failure" in the second paragraph, and we can know the answer.

27. C. Inference and judgment questions. According to the third paragraph, the images of cats in English idioms are mostly negative: they have no sense of humor, are cruel, get carried away, and even have inexplicable horror. However, the beard of a cat is what people want most, which means "great people, things, ideas, etc." Different from other idioms, the image of a cat in this idiom is positive.

28. A. Reasoning and judging questions. According to "it's raining cats and dogs with mysterious power to control the weather" in the fourth paragraph, it is known that cats and dogs with wind control should both appear in fairy tales, so one origin of this idiom should be related to fairy tales.

C (society)

This article is argumentative. The author believes that the public education system has many disadvantages and needs to be reformed urgently.

29. C. Detail comprehension questions. According to the first paragraph, you may be driven away from what you did in school as a child-what you liked-because you will never find a job like that, and we can know the answer.

30.b. Writing skills. According to the next 30 years, there will be more people ... than ever before and when I was a student ... but now ... before ... and now, in this section, the author demonstrates his point of view by comparing the number of graduates in the next 30 years with the number at the beginning of the development of the public education system, and the requirements for academic qualifications when looking for a job in the past and now.

31.D. Detail comprehension questions. According to the third paragraph, all the great teachers I have met and worked with are people who can stimulate interest, so we can know the answer.

interpersonal relationship

This article is a narrative. The article tells the story that the author was deceived by trusting a stranger by mistake.

32.d Detail comprehension questions. According to the first paragraph when Amy and I came home from work and saw our sick little daughter, we decided to stay at home for the night. The author and Amy didn't go to the theater mainly because they needed to take care of their sick daughter.

33.b. Inference and judgment questions. According to me, I asked Joe to pay me the next day. Joe looked very moved, and we said goodbye affectionately. In the first paragraph, the author asked Joe to pay again the next day and said goodbye to him happily because he thought he could trust Joe.

34. A. Reasoning and judging questions. According to an email that promised to mail a check, there was silence in the second paragraph and Joe seemed to have a quite normal time. According to the pictures and information ... in the third paragraph, it can be inferred that Joe didn't pay because he was in trouble, but because he didn't want to pay.

35. C. Inference and judgment questions. According to, I don't want to be a debt collector at the beginning of the last paragraph, and there is a rare goodness at the end of this paragraph. I still want to keep that balloon in the air ... I want to believe that we can still trust each other. It can be inferred that the author still hopes that Joe can take the initiative to return the money to him, so as to convince him that they can still trust each other.

Five sevenths:

Theme: school life

This article is explanatory. The article introduces how to be a good roommate.

According to the suggestion in this paragraph, everyone should turn down the volume and dim the lights when his roommate is sleeping, and don't talk loudly when his roommate is studying. The author suggests that everyone should be "considerate of others".

37. Dirtyroommates in item C.C. not only conforms to the last sentence of this space, but also echoes the suggestion of keeping it clean.

Don't touch your roommate's things, which means "don't 38.e your roommate's things without authorization"

The author doesn't want anyone to talk on the phone while studying, because he is "not good at doing several things at the same time".

40. Taking out the garbage and cleaning the room in item B.B. are unprecedented examples of cleaning toilets.

Cloze:

Theme: History

This article is explanatory. This paper introduces the seven-day work week and the origin of day five.

4 1. B. According to common sense, a year "marks" the earth going around the sun.

42.d The "time" between two full moons is represented by "month".

Year and month are both related to natural phenomena, but "however" and "week" are completely artificial concepts.

44. According to the last paragraph, it is man-made, which means that seven days a week were "invented" by the Babylonians.

45.d .46 D.46.A.47.C. The Babylonians used seven days as a cycle, because they "believed" that there were seven planets in the solar system, and the number "seven" ($ NUMBER) had great magic for them, so they based on seven days.

48. B. Seven days a week belongs to the category of "calendar".

According to the phrase "instead of resting ... they will drink ...", it can be inferred that some British people in the19th century used it to enjoy "fun" on Sundays when they should have rested.

A.51.B. According to, instead of going to work, to resume wandering on Sunday, it can be inferred that some people "rest" instead of going to work because they "enjoy themselves" on Sunday.

52. In order to "guarantee" the attendance on Monday, the factory owner of C.53.D. let the workers take a half-day off on Saturday to "compromise" them.

According to the last paragraph, "Saturday" used to be a half-day rest, but it took decades to become a full-day rest.

55. C. 1908, a factory in New England became the first factory in the United States to "practice" on the fifth day.

56. B.57. A. This factory does this because "because" according to Jewish religious beliefs, they don't work on Saturdays, so the factory allows these Jewish "workers" to enjoy two-day weekends.

Other factories follow the example of this factory 58.d

59. C. The more rest time, the shorter working hours. Shortening working hours is regarded as a solution to underemployment, so the practice of two days on weekends was consolidated during the Great Depression.

As we all know, working five days a week is a "fundamental" concept about work arrangement.

Fill in the blanks in grammar:

6 1. Including. Check the non-predicate verbs. Be inclined to do sth. It means "often do something", so fill it in.

62. Readers. Examine nouns. According to children becoming more fluent, fill in the readers here.

63. Written. Check the non-predicate verbs. Sandwich Exchange was written by Queen Rania Abdullah, so I wrote it.

64. Where? Investigate relative words. Set a space to guide the non-restrictive attributive clause to modify school, and make an adverbial of place in the clause, so fill in where

65. A. Check the article. Difference is a countable noun, which refers to it in general, so the indefinite article A is added before it.

66. and. examine conjunctions. This sentence is a comparison of sandwiches eaten by two people, so fill in while.

67. Finally, examine adverbs. The verb leads is modified in space, so the adverb form finally is used.

68. Go out. Investigate adverbs. Calculated means "deal with, solve".

69. Yes. Check the tense. According to the tense in the context, we also need to use the simple present tense here, and the subject of this book is the third person singular, so we fill in the description.

70. In 2007, we investigated prepositions. In this case, it means "in this example"

Analysis of Reference Answers and Selected Questions

Reference answer

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analyse

(society)

This article is a narrative. Samasati is a remote village in Zambia, where villagers collect honey for a living.

1. B. Inference and judgment questions. According to it, it was only in the last ten years ... because in the first paragraph, they started trading through an organization, which guaranteed a fair price for their products, so it can be inferred that the price of honey sold by villagers ten years ago was very unsatisfactory.

2. Answer. Reasoning and judging questions. According to the 60 miles from the nearest telephone or power supply in the second paragraph, Samasati is very remote; According to 300 prohibitions to support these secrets from forests and rivers, the only income of the village comes from selling their honey. It can be known that the villagers in Samasati depend on the mountains to eat and collect honey for a living, so it can be inferred that the village is relatively poor.

3. C. Detail comprehension questions. According to his calming bees with smoke in the fourth paragraph, we can know the answer.

4.d. Detail comprehension questions. We can know the answer according to the fact that it is the most delicious honey, fragrant but not too sweet-the result of bees enjoying wild flowers in the forest.

5. C. Detail comprehension questions. According to a Zambian beekeeper who clicked on his life within a month, his honey can spread on bread anywhere in the world, and we can know the answer.

Part B (Sports)

This article is explanatory. The article introduces high-altitude diving.

6. C. Detail comprehension questions. According to the Red Bull contestants, we have to input the second feeling before we can know the answer.

7. Answer. Reasoning and judging questions. According to Red Bull, the height of the platform was standardized in the fourth paragraph, and the rules were standardized. They use the final degree of difference. By holding this activity, they showed that they were really engaged in diving. It is not difficult to see that louganis spoke highly of the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Tour.

8. B. Inference and judgment questions. According to the fact that jumping from 27 meters makes athletes spend more time in the air and allows more complicated, different and interesting diving to watch, louganis thinks that high-altitude diving is very ornamental, so he supports the inclusion of high-altitude diving in the Olympic Games.

9.d. Inference and judgment questions. According to it, it is too complicated and expensive to build a platform safely in the air at a height of 27 meters ... competing for a pool of at least five meters. Very deep. High-altitude divers, really, need lakes and oceans to be visible, and high-altitude diving sites are difficult to build, so there is no suitable driving range, which leads to the scarcity of high-altitude divers to some extent.

10.b. Word meaning guessing. According to the last paragraph, high-altitude diving is very dangerous and athletes need to be crazy. This kind of "madness" can not only attract people to watch high-altitude diving, but also guide the sport to fall between ornamental activities and sports.