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1、一、單項選擇(共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分)從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選出最佳選項。1Zanco, Americantechcompany,made tiniestphoneintheworld-theTiny11.Athe;aBan;/C/;aDan;the2ImsorryItookyourschooluniformbymistake.Butwhereis ?Dontworry.Letmehelpyoufindit.AheBhisCmineDyours3Howamazingthisrobotis!Wow,ithasvideocamerasinitseyes,so it “

2、see” andinteractwithpeople.AmayBcanCmustDshould4HaveyouheardaboutZhangjiajieGlassFootbridge?Ofcourse,itsbuiltover a canyonintheZhangjiajieNationalForestPark.A300-meter-deep B300-meters-deep C300meterdeep D300-metersdeep5Look!Somebody thelights.Well,itwasntme. Ididntdoit.AturnsoffBisturningoffCwastur

3、ningoff Dhasturnedoff6Bill,didyouseeTom?Yes,hejustparkedhiscarhereandthenhurried thestreet.AthroughBoverCpastDacross7Harry,youshouldmindyourmanners.Itis topushinbeforeothers.Sorry.Mum.Iwontdoitnexttime.ApoliteBrudeCactiveDcareless8NationalTreasurequicklyrosetothetoptelevisionratingranksafteritwaspre

4、sentedonCCTV.It meansagrowing intraditionalcultureamongChinasyouth.AinterestBdirectionChabitDdream9 willtheprojectofhigh-speedrailwayconnectingXuzhoutoLianyungangbe completed?Inabouttwoyears.AHowlongBHowfarCHowsoonDHowoften10Thetotalnumberofonlineliteraturewebsiteusershad to352millionbytheendofJune

5、2017.Andthenumberisstillgrowing.AincreasedBinfluencedCincludedDintroduced11Imsorryto onyou,butthereareoneortwothingsIdontunderstand.Itdoesntmatter.AcutdownBcutoutCcutinDcutoff12TheShapeofWaterwasabigwinneratthe90thAcademyAwards,winningfourOscars:Best ProductionDesign,BestScore, BestDirectorandBestPi

6、cture.AassoonasBaswellasCasmuchas Dasgoodas13Lisa,dontdomanythingsatonetime,oryoullbetiredout.Youcant .AburnthecandleatbothendsBprovideforarainydayCputallyoureggsinonebasketDdoasRomansdowheninRome14Doyouknow ?OnJuly15th.Soaftertheexam,youcanenjoymostofthematches.Awhenwillthe2018FootballWorldCupendBw

7、henthe2018FootballWorldCupwillendCwherewillthe2018FootballWorldCupbeheldDwherethe2018FootballWorldCupwillbeheld15Couldyouhelpmecarrytheequipmenttothebasketballfield,Robin? .Illdo itatonce.ANot atall BNoproblem CWaitamomentDThatsright二、完形填空(共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分)閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意,從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選出最佳選項。Gr

8、andmacalledmeinfromtheyard.“Wouldyoupleasegotothestoreforme?Imreadytomakecakes,andthereisntenoughyeast(酵母).Takeaquarterfrommylittlechange 16 .” Ifound Grandmaswalletandputthequarterinmypocket.Iwassooninthelittlegeneralstorethat 17 ourfarmingcommunity.“Mr.Jenkins,”Isaid, “Grandmaneedssomeyeast.”Mr.Je

9、nkinssetthreecakesofyeastonthecounter.Hiseyesshone,andhe 18 atme.“Andwhatelsedoyouneed?”Iknewwhathemeant.IwasalwaysallowedtopickapennycandywhenIcametothestorewithGrandma.“Howmuch 19 doIhavefromaquarter?”Iasked.“Sevencents.”Mr.Jenkinsreplied.Ithought 20 thatquickly.Iwouldhaveanickelandtwopenniesback.

10、IwassureGrandmawouldnt 21 ifIspentonepenny.andifshewerehere,shemightevensayIcouldhavethemboth.The 22 Ilookedatthecandydisplay,themorecertainIbecamethatIneededtwopenniesworthasarewardforcomingtothestorealone.AndIdidso.“Thankyou,”GrandmasaidwhenI 23 theyeastonthetable.“Didyouputthechangebackinmywallet

11、?”“Yes,Grandma.”Ireplied,hurryingouttotheyard.“IhadntreallyliedtoGrandma,”Iarguedwithmyself.“Idid 24 allthechangeIhad.”ButIhad 25 twopennieswithoutGrandmaspermission(允許).Thesecondpieceofcandyinmypocketdidntsoundlikeagoodideaanymore.IknewIhadliedtoGrandma,andIwas 26 aboutit.GrandmalovedmesomuchthatIc

12、ouldntbeartokeepanythingfromher.27 Grandmatookthehotcakesfromtheoven,Itoldheraboutthecandy.She 28 whenIfinishedmystory.“Iknowjust 29 youfeel,”shesaid.“Weallfeellikethatwhenwevedone30 deceitful(欺騙的).Imgladyoutoldmeaboutthepennies,andofcourseIllforgiveyou.”Grandmahuggedmetight,andsuddenlyIfeltasthough

13、abigstonewasgonefrommystomach.16AhandbagBcoatCwalletDpocket17AgaveBservedCofferedDbought18AlaughedBshoutedCsmiledDpointed19AdollarsBpoundCcentsDchange20AasBtoCoutDabout21AcareBuseCthinkDlike22AbiggerBlongerClessDshorter23AliedBlaidClay Dlain24AputbackBputinCputoutDputup25AfoundBcostCspentDtook26Agla

14、dBunhappyCrelaxedDsurprised27ASinceBWhenCIfDThough28AshookBrefusedCagreedDnodded29AwhereBwhyChowDwhen30AsomethingBnothingCanybodyDeverybody三、閱讀理解(共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分)閱讀下面短文,從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中,選出最佳選項。AAGiantOpportunityforConversationVisitTorontosmostexcitingattractionthisyear,theXieShouGiantPandaExper

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19、Toronto:1-800-363-199031WhatsthepurposeofthegiantpandashowinToronto?ATocomeeye-to-eyewiththepairofgiantpandasandexploretheworldclasszoo.BToletpeopleknowthethreatstoGiantPandasandraisemoneytosaveGiantPandas.CToattractvisitorstohaveafamilyfunindailykeepertalksandfiveindoorbuildings.DToconfirmourlong-t

20、ermconversationpartnershippromisebetweenChinaandCanada.32Whatshowswillyoubeawardedifyouwininexploringaworldclasszoo?youngwhitelions10-acreTundraTrekDiscoveryZonetheGorillaRainforestGreatBarrierReefABCD33Ifafamilyoffivewanttovisitthezoo,includingparents,grandfatheraged66andtwochildrenaged10and2,howmu

21、chshouldtheypayatleast?A$55B$69C$78D$97BIspentalotoftimemakingalargeshelfformycave.Ifoundabigtreeandchoppeditdown.Thistookthreedays.Then,Ichoppedoffthebranches.Thistookanothertwodays.Afterthat,Ichoppedthewoodawayfromoneside,andthenfromtheotherside.Thistookmorethanonemonth.Altogetherittookforty-twoda

22、ys.InEngland,twomenwithagoodsawcouldhavemadesixoftheseshelvesfromthattreeinhalfaday.Ialsospentalotoftimelookingaftermycornandricecrops.Ihadtoprotectthemfromwildanimalsandbirds,soImadeafencearoundthem.Ishotsomeofthebirdsandhungthemupnearthecorn.Afterthat,alltheotherbirdsstayedaway.Iusedoneoftheoldswo

23、rdsIhadtakenfromtheshiptocutdownthecornwhenitwasready.Iwasveryproudofmycornandriceandworkedhardtoincreasemycrops.Afewyearslater,Iwouldhaveenoughcorntomakebread.Ihadtofindawaytogrindthecornintoflour,buttherocksontheislandwerenothardenough.Ifinallydiscoveredthataveryhardpieceofwoodwoulddo.Iusedsomeclo

24、thtoseparatethemealfromthehusks.Nothavinganoven,Imadesomesquarepotswithlidsandcoveredthemwithhotashes.Thisbakedthedough,andIhadbread!ImademycavebiggeragaintoholdthecornandfloursothatIcouldmakebreadwheneverIneededto.IsometimeswonderedhowIcouldgettothelandwhichwasvisiblefromtheothersideoftheisland.Iwe

25、nttotheshipsboatthatwasblownontothebeachintheshipwreck.However,Icouldnotgetittothewater.Itwastooheavy.Itriedmanydifferentwaysofdoingit,butnoneofthemweresuccessful.34FromParagraph1,weknowthatthewriter .AmadeafoolishmistakeinchoppingdownabigtreeBfelthopelessandcouldnthavemadeashelfhimselfCspentalongti

26、memakingalargeshelfwithoutasawDmadeasmallcanoewiththewoodhechoppeddown35Thewriter toprotecthiscornandrice.AwatchedoutforthemdayandnightBdividedthecaveintoseveraldifferentpartsCputsomeoldswordsfromtheshiparoundthemDbuiltafenceandhungsomebirdsbodiesnearthecorn36Inwhichorderdidthewritermakebreadsuccess

27、fully?aThewriterfoundawaytogrindthecornintoflour.bThewriterbakedthedoughwithsquarepots.cThewriterseparatedthemealfromthehusks.dThewritermadesomesquarepotswithlids.Aa-c-d-bBa-d-c-bCb-d-c-aDc-b-a-d37Theunderlinedword“visible”inthelastparagraphmeans .A偏僻的B看得見的C模糊的D遙遠的CFreshoffhisMasterChefJuniorrun,Eva

28、nRobinson,whoisonly12yearsold,isusinghiskitchenskillstoraisemoneyforPuertoRico.TheTVshowcontestantwantedtoofferhelpafterhurricanes(颶風)hitthecountrylastSeptember.“Ivebeenseeing,alloverthenews,peoplestruggling,”Evansaid.“Theycantgetfreshwater,electricity;theycantgetreallyanything.IknowImjustakid,butIt

29、hinkifalotofpeopledosomething,alotofthingswillgetbetter.”Heraisesmoneybybakingandtakingonlineordersforhomemadeempanadas(餡餅).HestartedcookingonarecentFridaynight.BythenextSundayevening,hehadfilledordersfor420empanadasroastedchicken,cheeseburgerandvegetariangetting$18forsixempanadasand$30foradozen.His

30、mom,VeronicaRobinson,helpedhimsendtheempanadasaroundthecity. “Weveneverdoneanythinglikethisbefore,”shesaid.“Butitsagreatidea,soIwanttohelphimmakeitwork.”ForEvansout-of-townfriendsandsupporters,hehassetupacrowdfunding(眾籌)page. Throughit,heshopingtoraise$1,500in“virtual(虛擬的)empanadas”.Thisisbecauseheh

31、eardonthenewsthatitcouldtakePuertoRicoyears,maybeeven10years,torecover(復原)fromthehurricanes.Andhesaid,“Fruitpiesareupnext.Andmybakingwillcontinueaswell.”Itsadifficultjob,especiallyforakidwithhomeworkandBoyScoutsandfriendshipstotendto.Buthedoesntseemworried.“Itswhatweresupposedtodo.”hesaid.“Imahuman.

32、Theyrehumans.WhyshouldntI helpthem?”Indeed.38HowdidEvanhelpthosestrugglinginPuertoRico?AHeaskedhisparentstosendtheempanadasaroundthecity.BHecontinuedofferingalotoffreshwaterandfruitpiestothem.CHedonatedhisbigwinningprizeinhisMasterChefJuniorrun.DHeraisedmoneybysellinghomemadeempanadasthroughonlineor

33、ders.39Evansetupacrowdfundingpagebecause .AheraisedmoremoneythanheexpectedforthepeopleinneedBheknewthatitcouldtakePuertoRicoalongtimetorecoverChewantedmoreandmorefriendstoknowhiskitchenskillsDthenumberofonlineorderswasbeyondhisexpectation40Accordingtothepassage,whicharethebestwordstodescribeEvan?Aki

34、nd-heartedandhelpfulBcarefulandconfidentChonestandhard-workingDhumorousandorganized41Howcanweunderstandthelastsentenceinthepassage?AFriendshipisimportantinourlives.BItsdifficultforhumanstoraisemoney.CWeshouldhelpthosewhoreinneed.DEveryonemustdosomethingunusual.DBatsaretheonlymammalsthatcanflyagreatd

35、istance,buttheyhaveanotherability.Manybatsliveaverylongtimeforananimaltheirsize.Europeanresearchersarestudyingbatstounderstandwhytheylivesolong.Theyhopetomakediscoveriestofighttheagingprocess(過程)inhumanbeings.Lastweek,thegroupofscientistssaidtheyhadfoundimportantbiologicalqualitiesinsomebatspecies.T

36、hegroupstudiedbatchromosomes(染色體),alineofgenesfoundinthenucleus(核)ofcells.Thescientistsweremostinterestedinpartsconnectedtotheendsofthechromosomes.Theyarecalledtelomeres(端粒).Telomeresprotecttheendsofchromosomes,whichshorteneachtimeacelldivides.Scientistsbelievethisshorteningprocesscausescellstobreak

37、down. .AreportonbatswaspublishedthismonthinthejournalScienceAdvances.AmongtheleadersofthestudywasEmmaTeeling,abiologistwithUniversityCollegeDublininIreland.Teelingsaidstudyinglong-livingmammalsthathavedevelopedwaystofightaging“isanotherwaytoprovethemolecular(分子)basisofextendedhealthlength.”Sheaddedt

38、hatstudyingbatsmadescientistsabletolearnmoreabouttheprocesses“thatdrivehealthyaging.”TheEuropeanresearchersstudied493batsfromfourbatspecies.Thegroupusedinformationthathadbeengatheredovermorethan60years.Oftheseanimals,thegreatermouse-earedbatgenerallylivedthelongest,anaverageof37years.Thescientistssa

39、idthisandarelatedspecies,whicharegroupedtogetherunderthenameMyotis,hadtelomeresthatdidnotshortenwithage.AnotherMyotisbatholdstherecordforoldestage,reaching41years.Thescientistsfindingssuggestthatthesebatscellshavetheabilitytokeepandrepairtheirtelomeres.This,theysaid,helpsguardagainsttheagingprocess.

40、Basedonitsbodysize,abatlikethegreatermouse-earedbatwouldbeexpectedtolivefouryears.But,thesemammalshavebeenfoundtolivenearly10timeslongerthanthat.ThescientistsfoundthatEighteenofthesearebats.TheonlyexceptionisanunusualAfricanrodent,thenakedmolerat.42WhichsentencecanbeputattheendofParagraph3?AThismake

41、sscientistsabletostudybats.BThatswhybatscanflyagreatdistance.CTheysaythisiswhatcausesaging.DTheydiscoverthecellsconnectedtohumans.43Whydosomespeciesofbatsliveaverylongtime?ABecausetheyhavealineoflong-livinggenesoutofthecells.BBecausetheircellshavetheabilitytokeepandrepairtheirtelomeres.CBecausetheyh

42、aveanotherabilitytolivelongerwithoutanyfoodorwater.DBecausetelomeresprotecttheendsofchromosomestostopcellsdividing.44Theunderlinedword“that”refersto .Afouryears Bbodysize Ctheagingprocess Dtheabilitytorepair45Whatsthebesttitleofthepassage?ADifferencesBetweenLong-LivingAnimalsBAScienceReportonChromos

43、omesCDoBatsHoldtheSecrettoLongLife?DAreHumansandBatsSimilarinProtectingThemselves?四、詞匯運用(共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)A根據(jù)句意和漢語提示，在空白處填入一個適當?shù)膯卧~。46Dianawasalittlefatinthepast.Butnowsheismuch (瘦的)thanbefore.47Paulhasfoundanewjobandis (考慮)movingtoanewflatnearhiscompany.48DoyoulikewatchingtheseTED (演說)online?Yes,Iv

44、elearnedalotfromthem.49Someforeignerslivinginourcitywillbe_(邀請)tosharetheirlifeexperienceswith us.50HaveyoueverusedMeitu?Ofcourse.Itsoneofthemost (廣泛地)usedfreephotoeditingappsintheworld.B根據(jù)短文意思和所給首字母，寫出一個完整正確的單詞。TheBambooTrain,or“Norry”inthelocallanguage,isquitefamousinCambodia.Thetrainisinfactabigb

45、amboobedwithfourwheelsandasmallengine.Itcanrunatthe(51)s ofupto50km/honthetracks.Lotsof(52)v gotoCambodiatoenjoytheBambooTrainride.Theyhavetopay5dollarsperpersonto(53)g onthetrain.Thebesttimetotakethetrainisfrom4to6oclockintheafternoon,(54)bitiscoolwhenpeopleenjoythecountrysideview.“Itfeelsmorelikearollercoaster,butitsreallynice,”aGermanytouristTheresaKessemeiersaidaftershe(55)caride.TheBambooTrainhasbecomeapopulartouristataction.五、選詞填空(共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分)從方框中選擇恰當?shù)脑~或短語并用其正確的形式填空(每個詞或短語只能用一次)。break; thou