省市2018届的高三一模考试已经结束了，下面伊顿教育小编为大家整理分享英语试题的答案以及听力的原文，有需要的考生可以收藏了，同时小编温馨提示考试只是一种手段，只代表过去不代表未来，因此成绩出来后考生不要一味的沉浸在分数的高低中，无论成绩好坏都要调整好好心态继续努力，高考才是我们的目标，希望可以帮到大家，离开看看吧!

　　英语参考答案

　　听力下载邮箱jsyckwts@126.com　密码12341234

　　第一部分　听力

　　1～5 BACBA　6～10 CABCA

　　11～15 CAACC　16～20 BACBA

　　第二部分　英语知识运用

　　第一节　单项填空

　　21～25 CABDA　26～30 CDCCB

　　31～35 CADBB

　　第二节　完形填空

　　36～40 CABBD　41～45 ACDDA

　　46～50 CBADC　51～55 ACDDB

　　第三部分　阅读理解

　　56～57 DB　58～60 CCD　61～64 CACD

　　65～70 DABDCB

　　第四部分　任务型阅读

　　71. share/spread　72. spot/scene/site　73. Causes/Explanations　74. risk/stake　75. highly

　　76. strongly/closely　77. assumes/expects

　　78. popularity　79. expense/cost ( sacrifice算错，因为 at the sacrifice of 有放弃的意思)

　　80. offender(s)/criminal(s)

　　第五部分　书面表达

　　81.

　　Version 1:

　　With the development of technology, robots are coming for our current jobs. While some people show their concern about the issue, 77% of Americans consider it normal to have a robot in their homes.

　　I'm totally in favor of owning robots in our daily life. First of all, they can perform tasks faster than humans with more accuracy. What's more, they do not care about the comfort and security of their environment, therefore saving workers from boring and even dangerous tasks. Last but not least, they can work at a constant speed with no breaks and perform assignments at a steady high level.

　　To be honest, what we should really worry about is not the presence of robots themselves but the absence of necessary knowledge about them. Therefore, it is definitely wiser for people to become more familiar with our future helper rather than consider it a question of robots winning and humans losing. (154)

　　Version 2:

　　With the development of technology, robots are widely used. While 77% of Americans consider it normal to have a robot in their homes, some people don't think it a wise practice.

　　I'm against robots coming into widespread use in our daily life. First of all, convenient as it may be to employ robots, they may take over the jobs now done by humans, resulting in many people losing their jobs. What's more, if operating systems in robots got infected with viruses, robots would not perform well as designed, even causing a disaster. Last but not least, I believe humans have better judgement in dealing with complex matters especially when there is not one clear answer.

　　To be honest, even though employing robots widely may be an irresistible trend ，we can not turn a blind eye to its possible threat and its side effects.

　　听力原文

　　Text 1

　　W: Hello. This is Mary Connors. May I speak with my husband, please?

　　M: He has just gone out with customer to show him a new car.

　　Text 2

　　W: I will leave my office at 6: 30, and it will take me twenty minutes to arrive at the restaurant.

　　M: That may be a little late if we want good seats. I think you'd better leave the office at 6：00.

　　Text 3

　　M: Hello, Mary. This is Paul Green at the bank. Is Tom there?

　　W: No, he isn't in. I don't think you can reach him at the office now. He phoned me from there 15 minutes ago to say he was stopping for a haircut on his way home.

　　Text 4

　　W: I can't do this homework. How do I calculate the answer to this question?

　　M: Which one?

　　W: This one about how much water could fit into a container that is shaped like a cube. It's a stupid question.

　　Text 5

　　W: I've got a new job in Beijing.

　　M: Really? I lived in Beijing three years ago when I studied in college. However, I didn't like living there. The rent was very high.

　　W: Really? I'm looking forward to going to Beijing, as there are many job opportunities there.

　　M: Yes, you've been living in here since you were born. You should go and see what the world is like outside this small town.

　　Text 6

　　M: Phoenix Printers. Good morning.

　　W: I'm ringing about a reprint of one of our brochures. I asked you to do it six weeks ago, and we're still waiting for them.

　　M: Yeah. I remember you asked me to do a reprint of your A90 brochure. It seems some urgent work came in, and your order got overlooked. I'm really sorry.

　　W: I see. Well, the problem is we have an exhibition coming up at the beginning of next month and we'll want to have them for then. How soon can you get them done?

　　M: Would the end of the week be OK?

　　W: That'd be great.

　　Text 7

　　M: OK. Now about this new store we're opening, we've decided that on the day it opens, each customer who buys something in the store will receive a gift. Do you remember?

　　W: Yes.

　　M: We'll be advertising in the local press the week beforehand and on billboards and on local radio. And what I'd like you to do is to find a suitable gift… or，er, gifts.

　　W: OK.

　　M: I don't think it necessarily has to be the same for everyone. I think we can expect a lot of young mothers. I hope the gifts can also attract some teenagers and the elderly.

　　W: No problem, and I think we should have the company's name on the gifts.

　　M: That's a great idea.

　　Text 8

　　M: Now, I will assign a few after­class exercises for you. Please open your books and turn to page 167. Have you got it, Mary?

　　W: Yes, I got it. It's the short passage, “Grandpa's Gift”， right?

　　M: Yes. That's what I'd like you to read after class and then write a summary, which will need to be handed in next Monday. Any questions?

　　W: Yes. Mr. Smith, do you have any requirements about the length of the summary?

　　M: Oh, as it is a summary, I don't want you to make it very complicated, so keep it short, about 150 words.

　　W: OK, I understand. I will try to use some of the idiomatic language we've learned today in the summary. Are there any other assignments?

　　M: Read the text and make sure that you understand the meaning of the text. I suggest you copy the text three times, but you needn't memorize it. Just try to remember all the new words. Be sure that you know their spelling, pronunciation and meaning.

　　W: OK, and I will review today's lesson and learn all the new words by heart.

　　Text 9

　　W: Who is your favorite writer, Sam?

　　M: Richard Wright. He was an African American, like me.

　　W: What books did he write?

　　M: His first novel was Cesspool. He completed it in 1935, but he didn't publish it right away.

　　W: So what was his first published book?

　　M: Well, he moved to Harlem, New York, two years after finishing Cesspool, and there he began to work on a book called Uncle Tom's Children, which he published that year. That became his first published book.

　　W: What is it mainly about?

　　M: It's a collection of stories about racial problems in the South.

　　W: What was his second published book?

　　M: His second published book was Black Boy. It was published in 1945 and was a big success. He made a lot of money from that book.

　　W: What was his most successful book?

　　M: I think it was the book called Native Son. It sold over 200，000 copies in less than a month.

　　W: Sam, you also like writing. Do you want to be a writer in the future?

　　M: No. I want to become a movie director. I'm more interested in directing than in writing.

　　W: That's great. I hope your dream will come true so that one day I can star in your movies.

　　Text 10

　　W: Police are asking for help from the public with their investigation into an armed robbery downtown earlier this year.

　　About midnight on Sunday, January 12, two men entered a hotel as it was preparing to close. Female staff members were stopped by one of the men, who aimed a gun at them and ordered them to the ground.

　　The offenders removed money from the hotel's cash registers before ordering the frightened staff to unlock the door to the office. The offenders then removed cash from the hotel's safe before fleeing the hotel by a back door.

　　Police said the offenders fled the scene in a white car. Both men were wearing black T­shirts and blue jeans and they have been described as tall and large.

　　Police are also investigating another armed robbery which occurred at a bike store last Monday. Three men entered the store at about 2：10. One of the men was armed with a metal pole and another armed with a knife.

　　The man with the knife threatened the shop assistant and forced him to place an amount of cash from the register into a bag. They fled and were last seen running down Seventh Ave.

　　Detectives from the downtown area command are investigating and are seeking assistance from the public. Anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact downtown police at 9955­0055 or 1800­3300.