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一.選詞填空：用正確形式填空15’jjournistrecognizeraiserescuescrambleevidenceextremelygracefulworkshipmicrowavefantasticconvincesacrficecorporationmanual1.Therewasinsufficien(缺乏的)tosuggestthathewasthereatthenightofthemurder.2.Hethemofthenecessityofgoingbyair.3.Theymanagedtoenoughmoneyforanoperationonthegirl.4.Atthatmomentshethemanwhoattackedherasoneofherformerneighbours.5.Afteralotoftraining,theactressbecameeven.6.ManypeopleinthewesternworldJesuspiously.7.Hehasbeenworkinginthisforabout10yearsbutisstillacommonworker.8.SometimesIpreferworkratherthanmetalwork.9.Somepeoplemakealivingasbyprovidingallkindsofphotosforamagazines.10.We’llmanagetofinishitthoughitisandifficulttask.11.Iuptheclifftohaveabetterviewofthescenery.12.There’sanimportantreasonforhisbetraying(出賣(mài))hiscompany,thatis,thebenefit.13.Thankstotheirperseverance,thedrowning(溺水的)boywas.14.Whatamiraclethingthataovencancooksoquickly.15.Manywomentheircareersfortheirfamilies.二.單項(xiàng)選擇題20’：1.Shedidn’trealizeshewasjuststandingatshehadbeentoseveralhoursago.A.whatB.whichC.whereD.when2.Thepoliceaskedthemantheletterwasfromsomequestions.A.whomB.whichC.whereD.what3.Theybrokeintotheroomandspottedamanonthefloor,dead.A.lyingB.layC.liedD.lies4.Thewomanrushedoutoftheroomwithinhereyes.Shelookeddeeplyhurt.A.astartB.asmileC.tearsD.blood5.Michaelplaysthepiano(than)Dan,ifnot(than)him.A.better;aswellasB.better;asgoodasC.asgoodas;betterD.aswellas;better6.ThemillionairesalotofmoneytheHopeSchoolandsotheschoolwasnamedafterhisfamilyname.A.raise;forB.made;fromC.donated;toD.lent;to7.IsSusanstillinPairsnow?Shemust,forIsawherinthesupermarketyesterday.ButtherewerealotofpeoplesoIdidn’ttalktoher.AebackB.becomingbackC.camebackD.havecomeback8.Whichdictionarydoyouwant?Theonehasabuildingonitscover.A.thatB.whichC.whoD.what9.Shewasgreatlyatherboyfriend’ssuddenindifference.A.amazingB.satisfyingC.amazedD.satisfied10.Sofar,Imyhousethoughitisreallyoldnow.A.don’treconstructB.won’treconstructC.amnotreconstructingD.haven’treconstructed11.Look!Theladylooksso.—Yes,Thewhiteshortskirtsuitsherwell.A.gracefulB.carefulC.prosperousD.classical12.I’veenoughopportunitiesyou,yetyoudidn’tgrasp(抓住)anyofthem.A.provided;withB.provided;forC.supplied;withD.supplied;for13.Onlywithhardworkexpecttoachievesuccess.A.canyouB.youcanC.didyouD.youdid15.Istillneedstrongboystohelpmefetchthebigboxes.A.moretwoB.twootherC.twomoreD.othertwo16.Ihearedyou’vebecomegoodfriendswithSallywhoyoudislikedbefore?--Yes,Ifoundheranicegirlthoughlackofexpression.A.originallyB.graduallyC.usuallyD.reluctantly17.Youshouldn’thavehelpedtoMaggie’snewelectronicdictionaryandbrokeit.WhatshallIdonow?A.herselfB.myselfC.yourselfD.ourselves18.Thetemperatureoftheroomdecreasedrapidlywiththewindow.A.brokenB.breakingC.tobebreakC.tobebroken19.Theproblemwastootoughto.A.besolvedB.solveC.solvingD.solveit20.Don’tlook!Listentothechairmancarefully.A.overB.upC.aboutD.out三.完形填空20’:Astrongwindwasblowinghard,thundercouldbeheard,andlightningflashed36thedarksky.Rainwaspouringdown；itlooked37heavenhadbeenbrokenopen.Gleamsoflight(微弱的閃光)appearedfrom38offarawayhouses,shininglikejewelsinallthedark.A39womandressedinrags(衣衫襤褸)andtremblingwithcoldwas40onalonelyroad,whilethemercilessrainwas41herwithoutstop.Sheknockedatadoor,anda42answeredit.Shebeggedhimtoletherstayawhile43.Theboy44letherintothesittingroomandleavehersittingbythefire.Thewomanappearedoldandtiredunderthebrightelectriclight,45shewasonlyinherearlythirties.Shesat46foramoment,andthenhereyesbegantolookaboutthe47.Whenhereyesrestedonthepictureofayoungman,she48up,lookingthunderstruck.Justthen,theboycamewithhis49.Themanatoncerecognizedthewomanashiswife.Theyhad50touchwitheachotherduringthewar,51hethoughthehadlostherforever．52wordsneededtobespoken.Theyranintoeachother’sarms53theboystaredatthem，puzzled.Thestormwasoverandtheskycleared．Feelingvery54,thecouplestoodfacetofacewiththeirchildbetweenthem,watchingtherainasitgradually55.36．A．into B．below C．a(chǎn)cross D．through37．A．onlyif B．a(chǎn)sif C．whatif D．evenif38．A．doors B．roofs C．walls D．windows39．A．poor B．pretty C．ugly D．rich40．A．crying B．wandering C．struggling D．wondering41．A．striking B．beating C．hitting D．flowing42．A．boy B．girl C．man D．woman43. A．near B．out C．outside D．inside44．A．first B．then C．now D．last45．A．because B．so C．though D．however46．A．still B．thirsty C．hungry D．straight47．A．picture B．fire C．room D．house48．A．looked B．came C．picked D．stood49．A．brother B．father C．sister D．mother50．A．made B．got C．kept D．lost51．A．who B．which C．but D．a(chǎn)nd52．A．Some B．Not C．No D．Many53．A．while B．a(chǎn)s C．when D．since54．A．happy B．disappointed C．sorry D．calm55．A．began B．stopped C．ended D．finished四.閱讀理解30’:AIarrivedlateonenightonabusinesstrip,soIdecidedtohavedinnerinthehotelIstayedin.AsIwasfinishingmymeal,anelderlycouplecamein.Theywereholdinghandsandhadlovelysmilesontheirfaces.Theysatthreetablesfromme.Iwasamazedatthelovetheyshowedforeachother.Itstuckmebecauseitwasshortlyafterendinga20-yearmarriageandIstillhadpaininmyheart.Mywaiterwasalsotheirwaiter.AsIpaidmybill,Iaskedwhattheirbillwas.Hetoldme,andIgavehim$40topaytheirbill.HeaskedifIknewthemandItoldhim“No,Ijustwantedtorepaythemforthelovethattheywereshowingtoeachother,”andthenIleft.ThenextdayIenteredtherestaurantagain.AfterIhadbeenseated,thewaiterwhoservedmethenightbeforetoldmethatthestrangestthinghappenedafterIlefttherestaurant.Whentheelderlycouplewenttopayfortheirmeal,theyweretoldthatithadbeenpaid.ThewaiterjusttoldthemwhatIsaid.Theywereamazed.Theylookedaround,askedforthebilloftwoyoungcoupleswhowereseatedtogether,paidtheirbillandleft.Ismiledandorderedmymeal.About45minuteslater,Ifinishedmymealandwasabouttoheadout,butmywaiterwasnowheretobefound.IexplainedtothehostessthatIneededtopayformymealandhurrytotheairport.ShesmiledandexplainedthatIwouldnothavetopay,becauseshefeltsheshouldpayformybillbecauseofthejoybroughttothefacesoftheelderlycoupleandtheamazementoftheyoungcouples.WhenItoldherthattheydidn’thavetodothat,shesaidwithasmile“LovecreatesLove.”56.Fromthefirstparagraphweknowthewritermustfeel__________.A.pleased B.worried C.sad D.nervous57.Theelderlycouplepaidthebillofthetwoyoungcouplesbecausethey__________.A.knewthetwoyoungcouplesB.werehappytopassthelovetheygotC.werealwaysreadytohelppoorpeopleD.wantedtoinvitetheyoungpeopletothemeal58.Thewriter’spurposeofwritingthepassageisto__________.A.suggesttrueloveneverdiesB.shareaninterestingexperienceC.encourageustohelppeopleinneedD.proveashowoflovereallymakesadifferenceBSiri.Theintelligentassistantthathelpsyougetthingsdone.Allyouhavetodoisask.NowyoucanuseyourvoicetouseyouriPhone4S.JusttalktoSiriasyouwouldtoaperson:“DoIneedanumbrella?”or“Where’stheclosestATM?”Sirinotonlyunderstandswhatyousay,itknowswhatyoumean.Itfiguresouttherightappstousetofindtherightanswer.Then,justlikeapersonalassistant,itanswersyou.Sirimakesphonecalls,sendsmessages,schedulesmeetings,setsreminders,andmore.Howmuchmore?Justask,andSiritellsyouthat,too.Dual-coreA5chip:themostpowerfuliPhoneever.TwocoresintheA5chipprovideuptotwotimesmorepoweranduptoseventimesfastergraphics.Andyou’llfeeltheeffects.iPhone4Sisquickandresponsive,whichmakesallthedifferencewhenyou’relaunchingapps,surfingtheweb,gaming,andoingjustabouteverything.Andnomatterwhatyou’redoing,youcankeepondoingit.BecausetheA5chipissopower-efficient,iPhone4Shasoutstandingbatterylife.FaceTime.It’sevenbetterface-to-face.FaceTimeofiPhone4Sletsyouhearavoiceandseethefacethatgoeswithit—iPhonetoiPhone,iPad2,iPodtouch,orMacoverWi-Fi.Sonomatterwheretheyare,nomatterwhereyouare,you’llalwaysbethere.MakingaFaceTimecallisjustaseasyasmakingaphonecall.Andit’seveneasierwithSiri.JusttellSiri“FaceTimewithMom”andyoushowup,smileandwavehello.You’llnevermissabigevent,animportantmeetingoragoodlaugh.Andwhowouldn’tbehappytoseeyourface?59.Thepassageismainlyabout__________.A.howtouseiPhone4S B.somemodelsofiPhone4SC.somespecialusesofiPhone4S D.howtounderstandsomepictures60.WhatisspecialaboutSiri?A.Itcantakephotos. B.Itcanmakevideos.C.Itcanwritemessages. D.Itcananswerquestions.61.WhichofthefollowinghelpsiPhone4Stoperformfast?A. B. C. D.62.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEaboutFaceTime?A.ItcanbeusedtogetherwithSiri.B.Itallowsyoutoseetheotherperson’sface.C.Itallowsyoutoheartheotherperson’svoice.D.ItcanonlybeusedbetweeniPhoneandiPhone.CThereisnoquestionthatfewerteenagersareontheroadsintheUS.In1978,50%of16-year-oldshadgottheirfirstdrivinglicence.In2008,accordingtotheUSTransportationDepartment,itwasjust30%.Thenumberofthoseaged19andunderwithdrivinglicenceshasalsobeendecliningsince1978,when11,989,000hadlicence.In2010,itwas9,932,441,or4.1%ofAmericandrivers.IntheUK,683,273teenagershavedrivinglicences-just1.85%oftotallicenceholders,accordingtoDepartmentofTransportfiguresfromSeptember2010.ButthedeclineintheUSmayhavemoretodowithtoughertestsandtheintroductionofthenewruleinmanystates,whichforcedriversagedunder16tobewithlicenseddriversof21yearsandolderwhendriving.Inrecentyears,theannualnumberofjourneysbeingmadebyAmericandriversofallageshasdeclinedclearlyforthefirsttimeever.Carusebeganfallingin2007,whenaveragepetrolpricesalmostdoubledto$4.12agallon,andtheeconomybecameworse.ButtherearesignsthatitisgettingbacktonormalandAmericanremainsacountryonwheels.Ithasahighernumberofcarsperheadofpopulationthananyothercountryintheworld.“CarswillalwaysbeapopularmeansoftransportationinAmerica.Youhavetotakeintoconsiderationsomeplacesdon’thaveaccesstopublictransportation.Carsaretheonlywaysomepeoplecangetaround,”saysKristinNevels.Thismakesdrivingnecessaryinsomeruralstates,whereabouttwiceasmanyteenagersareontheroadthaninbigcities.63.Theunderlinedword“declining”inthesecondparagraphmostprobablymeans“__________”.A.rising B.dropping C.improving D.holding64.Inrecentyearscarsareusedlessthanbeforemainlybecauseof__________.A.trafficjams B.hardertests C.expensivepetrol D.worsteconomy65.WecanlearnfromthelastparagraphthatKristinNevels__________.A.doubtsthepopularityofthecaruseinthefuture.B.thinksAmericanpeoplecannotlivewithoutcars.C.holdsconfidentattitudetothecars’futureinAmerica.D.believesAmericashouldbuildupitspublictransportation.66.Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext?A.TheUKhasmoreteenagerdriversthantheUS.B.A15-year-oldboycannotdrivealoneintheUS.C.TheUShasverydevelopedbustransportationsystem.D.BigcitieshavemoreteenagerdriversthanruralareasintheUS.DJerryMorrisdiedon28October2009.Hewas99yearsold.Youhaveprobablyneverheardofhim.Hewasaprofessorofpublichealth.Morethan50yearsagoheproducedoneofthemostfamousepidemiological(流行病學(xué))papersofthe20thcentury.Hisstudyshowedthatbusconductorsweremuchlesslikelytodieofheartdiseasethanbusdrivers.Why?Because

theconductorsspenttheirworkingdaywalking.Itseemsobviousnowbutinthemiddleofthelastcenturydoctorswerepuzzledbytherisingnumbersofpeoplewhogotheartdiseases.JerryMorrisfoundoneofthemaincauses:a

sedentary(久坐不動(dòng)的)lifestyle.Hestartedexercisingforafewminuteseach

dayandliveduntilhis100thyear.Ifyouwishtoprotectyourheart,youhavetodomorethanwanderinthegarden.Theexerciseneedstobereasonable.Joggingisnotforeveryoneandaroundtriptothegymtakesacoupleofhours,plusthemonthlymembershipfeeisonlygoodvalueifyouvisitregularly.The

answerissimple:walk.Ahalf-hourpurposefulwalkfivetimesaweekwillloweryourriskofheartdisease,diabetesandstrokes.Olderpeoplesometimesfeeltheyhaveleftittoolate.Butitisnevertoolatetostartandtherearenoupperagelimits.Startgently.Takeyourtime:a

15-minuteflatwalkinthenearestpark,fourorfivetimesaweek.Withinamonthorso,youarealreadybeginningtoprotectyourheart.Buildthewalksup.Whenyoucancomfortablywalkforhalfanhourinthepark,gofurther:tryfollowingriversandcanals.Regularwalkershavetheirownnaturalgymnasium.There

isnomembershipfee,justsomeofthefinestsceneryintheworld.GreatBritainisthewalker’sgym.When

youhavefollowedtheriversandcanals,andareenjoyingwalkingforacoupleofhours,headforthecoast.Onceagain,builditupslowly.Whenyouarecomfortablewithlongcoastalwalks,youcanthinkofournationalparks.67.JerryMorrisismentionedinthefirstparagraphmainlyto__________.A.makehisepidemiologicalmessageknowntothepublicB.praisehisresearchintowaysofimprovingpublichealthC.introducethetopicofdoingexerciseandkeepinghealthyD.giveanexampleofapersonwholivesahealthyandlonglife68.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat__________.A.busconductorsaremorelikelytodieofheartdiseasethanbusdrivers.B.doctorsinthe1950sknewwhyheartdiseaseskepthappeningtopeople.C.walkingisbetterthandoingsportsinagymbecauseitsavestimeandmoney.D.Britishpeoplelovewalkingbecausetheyhavefreegymnasiumwithfinestscenery.69.Whatsuggestiondoesthewritergiveaboutwalking?A.Parksarethebestplaceforwalking.B.Startersshouldnotpushthemselvestoohard.C.Atwo-quarterwalkadayissuitableforstarters.D.Peopleofoldagemightnotbefitenoughtostartwalking.70.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthispassage?A.LongLifeComesfromWalkingB.WalkingHelpsCureHeartDiseaseC.AWalkaDayKeepstheDoctorsawayD.AnHour’sWalkinNatureisWorthTwointheGym五.短文改錯(cuò)10’:下面短文中有10處語(yǔ)言錯(cuò)誤。請(qǐng)?jiān)谟绣e(cuò)誤的地方增加、刪除或修改某個(gè)單詞。增加：在缺詞處加一個(gè)漏字符號(hào)〔∧〕，并在下面加上該加的詞。刪除：把多余的詞用斜線(xiàn)〔\〕劃掉。修改：在錯(cuò)的詞下劃一橫線(xiàn)，并在該詞下面寫(xiě)上修改后的詞。注意：1.每處錯(cuò)誤及其修改均僅限一詞； 2.只允許修改10處，多者〔從第11處起〕不計(jì)分。EverymorningStevewenttoworkbytrain.Ashe71._____________hasalongtrip,healwaysbuysnewspaper.Ithelps72._____________makethetimepassingmorequickly.OneTuesday73._____________morning,heturnedoverthesportspage.Hewanted74._____________toseethereportaboutanimportantfootballmatch15._____________thenightbefore.Thereportwassointerestingthatheforgottogetoffathisstation.Hedidnotknowitunless76._____________hesawthesea.Hegotoffatthenextstation,andhadtowait77._____________alongtimeforatraintogoback.Itwasnodoubtthathearrived78._____________lateattheoffice.HisbosswasangrywhenSievetoldtohim79._____________whyhewaslate.“Workisveryimportantthanfootball!”.80._____________heshouted.六.書(shū)面表達(dá)〔總分值25分〕現(xiàn)在，許多中學(xué)生做作業(yè)時(shí)經(jīng)常上網(wǎng)搜索答案，《21世紀(jì)報(bào)》就此話(huà)題展開(kāi)征文比賽，請(qǐng)你根據(jù)以下表格內(nèi)容寫(xiě)一篇英語(yǔ)文章，向報(bào)社投稿。1.Reasonspressure;homework…2.Advantagessavetime;solveproblems…3.Disadvantageslosetheability;…4.Opinionsandsuggestions…注意：1.內(nèi)容應(yīng)包括表格中列出的要點(diǎn)；可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文連貫；2.詞數(shù)100左右；3.開(kāi)頭已經(jīng)給出，不計(jì)入總詞數(shù)。Nowadays,manystudentsoftengoonlinetosearchforanswerstotheirhomework.__________________