鄂南高中、黃石二中、鄂州高中高三五月聯(lián)合模擬考試英語試題

學必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精鄂南高中湖北省黃石二中2014屆高三五月聯(lián)合模擬考試鄂州高中英語試題命題人：駱衛(wèi)軍葉海姣審題人：夏鄂華本試題卷共12頁，81題.全卷滿分150分?？荚囉脮r120分鐘?！镒？荚図樌锏谝徊糠?聽力（共兩節(jié),滿分30分)做題前先將答案標在試卷上。錄音內容結束后,你將有兩分鐘時間將試卷上的答案轉涂到答題卡上。

第一節(jié)（共5小題，每小題1。5分，滿分7。5分）

聽下面5段對話.每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍.

例:How

much

is

the

shirt？

A。$19.15

B.$9.15

C.$9.18

答案是B.

1。What

will

Dorothy

do

on

the

weekend？

A.Go

out

with

her

friend。B。Make

some

plans.C。Work

on

her

paper。

2.What

was

the

normal

price

of

the

T-shirt?

A?！?0。

B.＄15。C。$50。

3.What

has

the

woman

decided

to

do

on

Sunday

afternoon?

A.To

visit

an

exhibition。

B.To

attend

a

wedding。C。To

meet

a

friend。

4。When

does

the

bank

close

on

Saturday？

A.At

1：00

pm.B.At

4：00

pm.

C。At

3：00

pm。

5。Where

are

the

speakers？

A.In

a

store.

B。At

a

hotel.

C。In

a

classroom。第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22。5分）聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳答案,并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你將有時間閱讀各小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。

聽第6段材料，回答第6、7小題。

6。What

do

we

know

about

Nora?

A。She

likes

to

work

with

other

girls。B.She

prefers

a

room

of

her

own。

C.She

lives

near

the

city

center.

7.What

is

good

about

the

flat？

A.It

has

a

big

kitchen.B.It

has

good

furniture.C.It

has

a

big

sitting

room。聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。

8。Where

has

Barbara

been?

A。Florence.

B.Milan.

C.Rome。

9.What

has

Barbara

got

in

her

suitcase？

A。Books。B。Stones.

C.Shoes。

聽第8段材料,回答第10至12題。

10。Who

is

making

the

telephone

call?

A.Thomas

Brothers.

B。Jack

Cooper。

C.Mike

Landon.

11。What

relation

is

the

woman

to

Mr.

Cooper?

A.His

secretary。B.His

boss.

C。His

wife。

12.What

is

the

message

about？

A.The

date

for

a

trip.B.A

visit

to

France.C.A

meeting。

聽第9段材料,回答第13至16題。

13.Who

could

the

man

speaker

most

probably

be？

A.A

person

who

saw

the

accident。B.A

police

officer。C。The

driver

of

the

lorry.

14.What

was

Mrs。

Franks

doing

when

the

accident

took

place?

A。Walking

up

Churchill

Avenue。B.Getting

ready

to

cross

the

road.

C。Standing

outside

a

bank。

15.When

did

the

accident

happen?

A.At

about

9：00

am。B。At

about

8：00

am。C.At

about

10：00

am16。How

did

the

accident

happen?

A.A

car

ran

into

a

lorry。B.A

lorry

hit

a

car。C。A

bank

clerk

rushed

into

the

street。

聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題.

17。What

is

thetalk

mainly

about?

A.The

history

of

the

school.B。The

courses

for

the

term。C。The

plan

for

the

day。

18。Where

can

the

visitors

learn

about

the

subjects

for

new

students?

A。In

the

school

hall。B.In

the

science

labs。C.In

the

classrooms.19。What

can

students

do

in

the

practical

areas？

A。Visit

workshops。B。Enjoy

excellent

meals.C.Take

science

courses.

20.When

are

the

visitors

expected

to

ask

questions？

A。During

the

lunch

hour.B.After

the

welcome

speech。C.Before

the

tour

of

the

labs.第二部分：詞匯知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)：多項選擇（共10小題;每小題1分，滿分10分)從A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項,并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。例：Tomakemembersofateamperformbetter，thetrainerfirstofallhastoknowtheir_____andweaknesses．A。strengthsB。benefitsC.techniquesD.values答案：A21。Themomenttheskirtwhichthegirlwantedtobuywere________inthestore，thesalesgirlcalledhim.A。controversialB。sufficientC。availableD。compulsory22。Wearegladtofindmanyoftheseschoolsareprivateandthattheyoffera________scheduleforstudentswhocanchoosetoworkatschoolorevenathomeatweekends.A。considerateB。flexibleC.conventional D。temporary23。Asachemistryteacher，Mr。Zhencontributedtoteachingandresearching，whichearnedhimagood________inhisfield.A。reputation B.coincidence C.assumption D。competence24。Thetaskwasn’tworthoureffortsatall，becauseitmadeno______nomatterhowhardweworked. A.foundation B。alternativeC.qualificationD。difference25。Asusual,thepoorestmembersofsocietyare________theburdenoftaxincreases，makingtheworldalittlemoreunfair.A。deservingB。combiningC.subscribingD.bearing26.Thoughhavinglivedabroadforyears，manyChinesestill________thetraditionalcustoms。A。observe B.possess C.performD.support27.Allthedrivershavebeenwarneddrivingafterdrinkingshall________seriousaccidents.A。bringupB。bringaboutC。bringinD.bringback28.I’mwritingtomakeanapologyformybeingabsentfromlastweek’smeeting。Iwasunexpectedly________atwork.A。pickedup B。keptupC.heldup D。madeup29。WhenTracywastoldthatherson’sillnesscouldbecured,sheleftthehospital________.A。inpeaceB.invainC。inreliefD.intime30。Withtheword“PM2。5”________appearinginmediareports，peoplepaygreaterattentiontoitandseekhealthtipsforsmoggydays.A.optionallyB。deliberatelyC。approximatelyD.constantly第二節(jié)：完形填空(共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給各題的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。LastSaturday,Iwenttoawell—knowncoffeeshopinBuenosAires，ArgentinawithTownie,mymiddleschoolclassmate。Whenwe31ourcoffee，twomengotinandsatdownonanemptytableThey32thewaiterandaskedforthreecupsofcoffee，twoonthetableandoneonthe33_.Weheardthisorderwithgreat34andnoticedthattheywereservedwithtwocupsofcoffee__35theypaidforthree.Assoonastheyleft,thewaiter36apieceofpaperonthewallwhichreadACupofCoffee.It37thatthematterwasnormalinthisplace,asnooneelsepaidanyattention。However,itwassomething38forTonyandme.Sincewehadnothingtodowiththematter,we39ourcoffee，paidthebillandleft.Afewdayslater，weagaingota40togotothiscoffeeship.Whilewewereenjoyingthecoffee，amanentered.Thewaythismanwasdresseddidnot41thestandard,northeatmosphereofthiscoffeeshop.Povertywas42fromthelookonhisface。Ashe43himself,helookedatthewallandsaid，“Onecupofcoffee44thewall?！盩hewaiterservedcoffeetothismanwith__45__,politenessandwarmth。Thenafterafewminutes,themanfinishedhiscoffeeandleft46paying。Wewereamazedtowatchallthiswhenthewaiter47apieceofpaperpastedonthewalland48itinthedustNowitwasnosurprisetous49becausethematterwasveryclear。Althoughthemandidn’tknowabouttheonewhohadleftthiscupofcoffeetohim,hewouldhaveabetterunderstandingofthewallwhichhadagreatrolebetweenthe50andreceiver.31.A.shared B。enjoyed C。cooked D。booked32。A.called B。postponed C。declined D.found33。A.bench B.street C。ground D.34。A.interest B。courage C。compromise D。pride35.A。as B。so C.though D。for36.A.imitated B.pasted C。challenged D.undertook37。A。happened B。assumed C.sounded D。appeared38.A.puzzled B。strange C。reasonable D.abstract39.A。usedup B。pickedup C.drankup D.tookup40。A.sponsor B.permission C。chance D。preference41。A。match B.deserve C.equal D.meet42.A。natural B。apparent C.arbitrary D.specific43。A。seated B.relaxed C。introduced D。dressed44.A。upon B.toward C.from D.beyond45.A.pity B。respect C.fear D。calm46.A。over B.after C。against D。without47.A。tookoff B.tookup C。tookover D.tookin48.A.hid B。dived C。dropped D.picked49.A.barely B。randomly C。frequently D.entirely50。A。stranger B。guest C。waiter D.giver第三部分：閱讀理解(共20小題;每小題2分，滿分40分)閱讀下列短文，從每篇短文后所給各題的四個選項（A、B、C和D)中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。AWhenIwashavingawalkthroughtheparktoday，ImetafriendIhadn’tseenforages．Shestaredatmecuriously．“Youhavekeptthisumbrellaforyears;it’soldandoutofdate．Iwonderwhyyoukeepitandtakeitwhereveryougo?！盜smiled，“itmeansagreatdealtome．”Isimplygavehermyshortestanswer．Honestlyspeaking，I,either，couldnotunderstandthereasonwhyIkeptit．Thenallofasudden，fallenleavesdarkenedmyeyeswithastrongwind．Igrabbedtheumbrellainstinctively．Therainpoureddown．Thankstomyumbrella，Ididn'tgetwetatall．“WhyhaveIkeptitforsolong？"Iaskedmyself，staringatmyumbrella．Icouldn’trememberwhenandwhereIboughtit，forI’malwaystiredandlazytoanswerquestions．Itcouldprotectmefromtheheavyrain,Itoldmyselfeventually．Lookingatthepeoplerushingthroughthestreet,Ifeltsafe．Thismightbeanotherreason．Itisalwaysso.Weknowthunderstormcomesunexpectedlyandgoeswithoutawarning．Theskyclearedup．Thesunshonebrightly．Justasusual，Iseizedtheumbrellawithmylefthand．Stillthere'swaterdroppingdown。Iwalkedamongthenoisycrowdandlistenedtowhattheyweremurmuringintheirheart．“TodayIwillaskforarise，orI'llleavethiscompany．”Goodlucktoyou，Ismiledtohim．“I’llmanagetomakeyouliveforever．"Alittleboyheldapetdogclosetohim．“She’llbeallright，becausesheisblessed．”Iheardangelssinginginthiscity.Themomentmyfingertipstouchedtheumbrella，Ifeltit'sdry,andit’swarm．Soonitbecamehot．Iheldituptoavoidharmfulsunshine．DoIneedareasontoexplainwhy?MaybeIshouldthinkaboutit．Ineedmyumbrellawhenitissunnyaswellaswhenitisrainy．51．Whichofthefollowingwordsbestdescribestheauthor？A．Strange． B．Hard-working． C．Clever． D．Watchful.52．Fromtheauthor’sfeelingswithpeopleamongthenoisycrowd，wecanseethat_______． A．heissensibleenoughtounderstandothers’murmur B．heissorryforpeoplewhocan’tforeseetheirdifficulty C．heiswarm—heartedeventocareforunfamiliarpeople D．heiskindenoughtohopeeveryonewillplantheirlifewell53．Whatcantheunderlinedword“thunderstorms”becomparedwithinreallife?A．Badfeelings.B。Unexpectedthings。C．Confusingpuzzles。D。Terribledifficulties．54.What’sthemostsuitabletitleforthepassage?A.Trytonoticeeverypasser—by.B。Umbrellasareimportant.C.Alwaysbeprepared。D。Weatherchangesunexpectedly。BUndernewsystem，dentistsmustspendlongerassessingeachpatient。Accordingtoabilltoreducewaitingtime，patientscanseetherapists,whohavestudiedforthreeyears,insteadofdentists,whohavestudiedforfive。Dentistswillconcentrateonmorecomplexprocedures。Dentaltherapistsshouldstandinroutinelyfordentistsandstartdrillingandfillingpatients’teethtotacklegrowingNHSwaitinglists，theGovernment'stoothdepartmenthassaid。PatientsarewaitingweekslongerforanappointmentatmanysurgeriespilotinganewNHSsystemofcheck—ups，whichwillberolledoutacrossthecountrywithintwoyears。Thenewcheck-upsrequiredentiststospendlongerassessingeachpatient,andnowBarryCockcroft，thechiefdentalofficer,hasrecommendedthat,toavoiddelays,juniorstaffshouldtakeupsometaskstraditionallycarriedoutbydentists.Thiscouldseetherapists，whostudyforthreeyears,comparedwithfiveyearsfordentists-—drillingandfillingadults'teeth，andextractingchildren'smilkteeth.Dentalnursesshouldalsoplayabiggerrole,doingproceduressuchasfluoridevarnishes,hesaid.SpeakingtoTheMailonSundayattheBritishDentalConferenceinManchester，Dr。Cockcroftsaid:“Adentistisveryhighlytrainedandcancarryoutcomplexworksuchascrownsandbridges。Therapistscandoextractionsandfillings.”HealthMinisterEarlHowesaidpatientsneededtoacceptthatdentistswoulddolessworkontheirteethinthefuture,andthatnurses,hygienistsandtherapistswoulddomore。Hesaid：“SometimesinGPpracticesyouseeanurseandsometimesaGP.Peoplewillbeusedtothat.”Thepilotofthenewdentalsysteminvolvesatraffic—lightratingwherepatientsaregivena“green”,“amber”or“red"noticeontheconditionoftheirteethandgums。Patientsflaggedas“red”canberefusedadvancedtreatmentuntiltheyhaveimprovedtheiroralhealth--bycleaningtheirteethmoreandcuttingdownonsugaryfoods。Dentistslargelywelcomethescheme，whichhasbeenrunningfortwo—and—a—halfyears，becauseitfocusesonpreventingproblemsaswellastreatingthem.55.What’stheaimofthenewscheme?A.Toreducepatients’waitingtime.B.Toletnursesdomorework。C。Toeasethegovernment’spressureD.Tohelptherapistsgetahigherpay.56。AccordingtoBarryCockcroft，________。A。therewon’tbedelayswhenonegoestoadentist'sB。dentists’workwillbemoreboringthaneverC.juniorstaffcanhelpwithsomeassessingworkD。adentistwillfillanddrilladults’teeth57.Ifyouareflaggedas“red”，you________toimproveyouroralhealth。A.willstayinhospitalforsometimeB.willreceiveadvancedtreatmentC.needn’tpayanyattentiontoitD.havetocleanyourteethmoreoften58.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.Noneedtostudythatlongatcollege。B。Dentists’workismoreimportant。C.Patientsaresufferingtoothproblems.D.Dentistsaretoexamineapatientlonger.CAustralianPrimeMinisterTonyAbbottsaysauthoritiesare“throwingeverythingwehave”atthesearchforthemissingMalaysiaAirlinesFlightMH370.HewasspeakingasweatherconditionsinthesouthernIndianOceanimproved,allowingthesearchtoresume.TheAustralianMaritimeSafetyAuthority（AMSA)says12aircraftaretakingpartinWednesday’soperations.Theplanevanishedon8MarchasitflewfromKualaLumpurtoBeijingwith239peopleonboard.“Weoweittothefamilies，andweoweittoananxiousworldtodoeverythingwecantofinallylocatesomewreckageandtodowhateverwecantosolvetheriddleofthisextraordinarilyill-fatedflight，”Mr。Abbottsaid。HealsosaidAustraliawasreadytoassistthefamiliesofthemissingpassengersinanypossibleway。

“There’saterribletraumainvolved--there’stheuncertainty;there'stheanguish.It'sjustanunspeakabletimeforthesepeopleandiftheywanttocometoAustraliawe’llmakethemwelcomeandwe'lldoeverythingwecantoassist，”hesaid.Chinahassentaspecialenvoy，ZhangYesui,toMalaysia,toprovidesomehelp，theofficialXinhuanewsagencyreports。Mr.ZhangmetMalaysianPrimeMinisterNajibRazaktodiscussthesearch，andwillgoontomeetHishammuddinHussein,FourChineseshipsandonemilitaryaircraftaretakingpartintheoperationinthesouthernIndianOcean。ThepassengersonboardweremostlyChinese.Australiahasbeencoordinatingthemultinationalsearchthatisnowfocusedonaremoteareaofocean,some1,500miles（2,500km)tothesouth-westoftheAustraliancityofPerth.TheAustralianparliamentinthecapital，Canberra，observedamomentofsilenceonWednesdayforpassengersofthemissingflight,whichincludedsixAustralians.

Somerelativesofthepassengersarerefusingtoacceptthattheirlovedoneshavedied,sayingnowreckagehasbeenfound.TherewereangryscenesinBeijingaftertheMalaysianprimeministersaidanalysisofsatellitedatashowedtheplanehadalmostcertainlyendeditsjourneyinthesouthernIndianOcean。EitherChinaorAustraliadidn’tagree。59.ThespecialenvoyfromChinawenttoMalaysiato________mainly.A。helpwiththerescuesearchB。comfortthedepressedfamiliesC。telltheworldChinacaresD.searchforthemissingflightinperson60。WhichofthefollowingisNOTright？A。Atleast12Australianaircrafthaveparticipatedinthesearch。B。MalaysialosttouchwiththeflightonMar.8。C。TherewasnoAustralianonthemissingflight.D。BothChinaandAustraliaarepayingspecialattentiontothesearch。61。What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A。Australiaisacountrythatcanbenefittheworld。B.Australiaisengagedinthesearchforthemissingflight.C。Itisdangeroustotravelbyplanenowadays.D。Tofindamissingflightisbynomeanspossible.62.Whereisthepassageprobablytakenfrom?A。Aplanemagazine.B。Acertainnewspaper.C。Asearchadvertisement。D。AnoceanreportDInatimeofglobalclimatechangeandrapidlydisappearinghabitatcriticaltothesurvivalofcountlessendangeredspecies，thereisanincreasedsenseofurgencytoconfirmthereturnofanimalsthoughttobeextinct,ortoconfirmthepresenceofnewlydiscoveredspecies.Fieldbiologiststraditionallycollectspecimenstodistinguishtheanimals-—ortoconfirmthattheydoindeedexistinthewild。ResearchersatArizonaStateUniversityandPlymouthUniversityintheUnitedKingdomwanttochangethewaybiologiststhinkaboutthe“goldstandard”ofcollectingapossible“voucher”specimenforspeciesidentification。Theysuggestthatcurrentspecimencollectionpracticesmayactuallycausearisktovulnerableanimalpopulationsalreadyonthebrinkofextinction.“Wearedrawingattentiontothisissueasanimportantquestionbearingontheethicalresponsibilitiesoffieldbiologists。Itconcernsnotonlyanincreasedextinctionthreattore—discoveredspecies,butalsothecollectionofspecimensfromsmallpopulationsmoregenerally,”saidBenMinteer，anenvironmentalethicistandconservationscholarinASU’sSchoolof“Becausethesepopulationsareverysmallandoftenisolated,theyareincrediblysensitivetoover-collecting,”addedMinteer，alsotheArizonaZoologicalSocietyChairatASU?！癈ombinetheunderstandabledesiretoconfirmsomethingreallyimportant--suchasthataspeciesisnot，infactextinct——withthesensitivityofapopulationtocollectionandyou’vegotapotentiallysignificantconservationissue.”TheresearchersraisetheissueintheApril18issueofthejournalScience。Inthearticle，Minteerandhiscolleaguesciteexamplesofthedeclineorlossofarangeofanimalspeciesduetotheimpactoffieldcollectionsbybothprofessionalscientistsandamateurnaturalists。Therearecasesofnow-extinctbirds,aswellasthelossandrediscoveryofamphibiansinCostaRica.63。What’sthemainthreattothesurvivalofanimals？A。Smallerhabitatandclimatechange。B。Humanactivitiesandfoodshortage。C.Lessrainandmorebornenemies.D。Speciesidentificationandthewaytheylive64。Whatdoestheunderlinedword“brink”inthefirstparagraphmean？A.topB.edgeC.impactD。basis65。Ifwewanttoprotecttheendangeredspecies,we’dbetter________.A。notover-collectthemB。notkillanyofthemC。nottrytoprovetheirexistenceD.notchangetheclimate66。Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingisright？A.Itisnothingserioustocatchoneendangeredanimal。B。TherearenotmanyextinctanimalsinCostaRica.C.Allthescientistsknowthepresentsituationofnaturewell。D.Somespeciesthoughtextincthavebeendiscoveredagain。ESomepeoplearebornwiththebeliefthattheyaremastersoftheirownlives。Othersfeeltheyareatthemercyoffate。Newresearchshowsthatpartofthosefeelingsliesinthegenes。Psychologistshavelongknownthatpeopleconfidentintheirabilitytocontroltheirdestiniesaremorelikelytoadjustwelltogrowingoldthanthosewhofeelthattheydriftonthecurrentsoffate。TworesearcherswhoquestionedhundredsofSwedishtwinsreportthatsuchconfidenceispartlygeneticandpartlydrawnfromexperience。Theyalsofoundthatthebeliefinblindluck——aconvictionthatcoincidenceplaysabigroleinlifeissomethinglearnedinlifeandhasnothingtodowithgenetics。Peoplewhoareconfidentoftheirabilitytocontroltheirliveshavean“internallocusofcontrol”andhaveabetterchanceofbeingwelladjustedintheiroldage,saidPedersen。An“externallocusofcontrol”，believingthatoutsideforcesdeterminethecourseoflife，hasbeenlinkedtodepressioninlateryears，shesaid.“Wearetryingtounderstandwhatmakespeopledifferent.Whatmakessomepeopleagegracefullyandothershaveamoredifficulttime？"shesaid.TheresearchwasconductedattheKarolinskaInstitute—betterknownasthebodythatannuallyawardstheNobelPrizeformedicinebyNancyPedersenoftheInstituteandMargaretGatz，aprofessorofpsychologyattheUniversityofSouthernCaliforniainLosAngeles。TheirresultswererecentlypublishedintheJournalofGerontologyintheUnitedStates.Thestudyshowedthatwhilepeoplehaveaninbornpredilectiontowardindependenceandself—confidence，about70percentofthispersonalitytraitisaffectedbyaperson'senvironmentandlifetimeexperiences.Pedersen’sstudies,withvariouscollaborators,probetheagingprocessbycomparingsetsoftwins,bothidenticalandfraternal，manyofwhomwereseparatedatanearlyage。Thesubjectsweredrawnfromarosterfirsteditedabout30yearsagoregist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Loveasthoughyouhaveneverbeenhurtbefore，

Singasthoughnoonecanhearyou,

Liveasthoughheavenisonearth?！?-SatchelPaigeWhatagreatphilosophytotravelthroughlife’sjourneywith！Doesitreallymatterwhatothersthink？注意：①無須寫標題；②除詩歌外,文體不限;③內容必須結合你生活中的一個事例；④文中不得透露個人姓名和學校名稱；⑤詞數(shù)不少于120，如引用提示語則不計入總詞數(shù)。參考答案：1—20CABCBBABCCACBCAACBAA21—30CBADDABCCD31—50BADACBDBCCABACBDACDD31。B當我們正坐在那里喝咖啡的時候.enjoy，享用.Share,分享；book,預定。32。A他們叫服務員過來，所以選A。正常情況下,服務員不需要到處去找。33.D由后文可知.34.A兩個人點了3杯咖啡，這引起了我們的好奇。35.C付了3杯的錢，卻只喝了2杯咖啡。轉折關系。36.B由后文可知.37.D，38。B我們感到有點奇怪，而其他人都認為很正常.Appear,顯得。39.Cdrinkup，喝完。40.C我們又有機會到那家咖啡館喝咖啡.41.A他的穿著和整個咖啡館的氛圍相比好像有點格格不入。Match，搭配很協(xié)調。42.B從他的外觀來看，他經(jīng)濟境況不是很好。43。Aseatoneself，固定搭配,就座。句意為,他坐下來,看著墻說。44.C從上下文可知，答案選C。45。B從后文的politeness和warmth的感情色彩可知答案選B。46.D從上下文可知，他喝完咖啡卻沒有付錢。47.A，48。C從墻上把貼在那兒的一張紙拿了下來，然后丟掉垃圾桶里。49。Dentirely，完全地.現(xiàn)在我們一點都不吃驚了。50。D接受幫助的人和給予別人幫助的人。51—70DDBCACDDACBBABADBCCA51。D從文中可知，作者每天都帶著傘，以防天會下雨，由此可知作者非常小心、謹慎。Watchful,小心的，謹慎的,由觀察力的。52。D從文中第四段可知，作者并非真的知道他們心之所想,而是真心希望他們的生活能朝好的方向發(fā)展，規(guī)劃好自己的生活,實現(xiàn)自己的愿望。文中兩人的情況并非困難。53.B由稍后出現(xiàn)的unexpectedly可知答案選B54。C文中最后一句給出了作者寫這篇文章的目的，不管天晴還是下雨，都帶把傘，隨時做好準備，應對一切可能出現(xiàn)的突發(fā)事件。55。A由第二段可知，這項措施的目的是減少病人的看病時間，所以答案選A。56。C從文中第5,6兩段可知答案選C。57。D由最后一段可知,如果病人評級為紅色，那么必須先接受基本口腔護理后才能接受牙醫(yī)的治療.58。D整篇文章講的是英國政府為了減少病人看牙醫(yī)的時間，將病人分流，病情嚴重點的才由牙醫(yī)介入治療，而牙醫(yī)相應地增加給病人治療的時間,保證質量.59。A由第8段可知,中國派出特使是就搜救工作提供相應的幫助的。所以答案選A.60.C由倒數(shù)第3段可知，失聯(lián)航班上有6個澳大利亞人。61。B，62.B這是一篇新聞，主要講的是澳大利亞在搜救失聯(lián)航班時所采取的一些措施。63。A由第一段第一句話可知答案選A。64.B處于滅絕的邊緣。65.A有文章第3段可知，對于本來就處于滅絕邊緣的那些物種來說，過度采集標本可能會加速他們的滅絕。66。D由最后一句話可知，有些以前被認為已經(jīng)滅絕了的物種后來又被發(fā)現(xiàn)了.67。B由文中第2段和第5段可知，那些自信自己能掌控自己生活的人在年老之后更能坦然面對。所以答案選B。68.C由文章第4段可知答案選C.69。C由倒數(shù)第4段可知答案選C.70。A由最后兩段可知，該項研究的主體是瑞典的雙胞胎。71.couldhavefinished72.beingnotimetowaste73。whatitisthat74。will/shallwegivein75.towhich/whereunemploymentis76.howfastthethiefran77。beforewetake78.hehadcomelate79.musthavegoneouting80。seatedunderthetree作文范文Sodiverseisourlifethatwemayfacevarietiesofchoicesfrequently.Don’tl