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2020—2021学年第二学期汾湖高级中学假期自主学习竞赛高二英语试卷试卷分值：150分考试用时：120分钟第一卷（共95分）第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出

最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whydidthewomanmissthemusicprogram?A.Shehadtomeetherstudents.B.Shewasnotinterestedinit

.C.Shewasbusywithherwork.2.What’sthewoman’sattitude?A.Pleased.B.Impatient.C.Uncertain.3.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthebook?

A.There’snothinginterestinginit.B.Itactuallyisappealingtohim.C.Itshouldbelenttomorepeople.4.Whataretheyprobablydoing?A.Makingacall.B.Queuingup

.C.Occupyingseats.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Thingstowear.B.Thewarmweather.C.Clothingmaterials.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听第6

段材料，回答第6至7题。6.Whatdoesthemanthinkofgettingaraise?A.It’salmostimpossible.B.Itwillcometruesoon.C.It’snotbeendecid

ed7.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Takingononemorejob.B.Huntingforanotherjob.C.Stayinginthecompany.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Wh

erearethespeakers?A.Atthewoman’shouse.B.Intheman’soffice.C.Inadecorationshop.9.Whichroomneedsdecorating?A.Thebathroom.B.Thestudy.C.Th

echildren’sroom.10.Whatisthewomangoingtodo?A.Waitforaphonecall.B.Makeadecorationplan.C.Choosenewwallpaperandthec

urtains.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatdoesthemanreallywanttodo?A.Askaboutprize.B.Mailapackage.C.Completeaform.12.Whatdoesthemanforgettofillout?A.Hiscust

omsdeclaration.B.Theitem’svalue.C.Areturnaddress.13.Howmuchshouldthemanpay?A.$8.60.B.$10.90.C.$14.00.听第9段

材料，回答第14至16题。14.WhatprobablymakesSharoninterestedinphotographingtheanimals?A.Whattheysee.B.Howtheymov

e.C.Whotheyscare.15.Whatanimalsareeasiertophotograph?A.Thosethatareeitherlovelyorstriking.B.Thosethatdon’tmovearoundalot.C.Thosethatknowthe

rightposition.16.Whatisthemostdifficultpartofthework?A.Loadsofwork.B.Lackofconfidence.C.Plentyofstress.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whoe

mployedthetwochefs?A.AdamLeavy.B.SukhdevSingh.C.PeterTite.18.Howwerethetwochefsemployed?A.Theycookedamealexcellentlywithgiveningredients.B.Theywe

rerecommendedbyManchesterRestaurant.C.Theywereselectedbytheschool’sparents’board.19.Whatistheproblemthetwoch

efsbring?A.Somepupilscomplainaboutthemeals.B.Thecostofthemealhasrisenby£2.35.C.Childrengetboredwiththemealsat

home.20.Whyarethetwochefssosuccessful?A.Theyarefromafamousrestaurant.B.Theypayattentiontowhatpupilslike.C.Theyoftencommunicate

withparents.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。ACanadiansareblessedwithanabundanceofn

aturalwonderswithenoughlakes,mountainsandriverstoexploreforalifetime.We’vealsogotsomeofthemostshockingwaterfallsonEarth.PissingMareFalls—GrosMo

rneNationalPark,NewfoundlandandLabradorPissingMareFallsmayhaveafunnysoundingnamebutthey’renojoke:infa

ct,they’reoneofthehighestwaterfallsinCanada.LocatedinthebeautifulGrosMorneNationalPark,thefallsareonlyaccessiblebyboattour.TakakkawFalls—YohoNational

Park,BritishColumbiaTakakkawtranslatedfromCreelooselymeansthe“magnificent”,andit’sasuitablewordforthesecond-highestwaterfallsinCanada.Afterastee

pdriveupawindingroad,thesefallsareonlyashorthikefromtheparkinglotalongawheelchairaccessiblepath.NiagaraFalls—NiagaraFalls,OntarioNiagaraFall

sarethemostfamouswaterfallsinCanada.Actuallytheyaremadeupofthreedifferentfalls—theHorseshoeFalls,themostpowerfulinNorthA

merica,aretheonlyonelocatedontheCanadianside.Meltingglaciers(冰川)formedthefallsthousandsofyearsagoandthebeautifulgreencolourisduetodis

solvedsaltandfinelyground(磨)rock.BridalVeilFalls—BridalVeilFallsProvincialPark,BritishColumbiaPrettyanddelicate,theBridalVeilFallsar

elocatedjusteastofChilliwack,BritishColumbia,andreallydolooklikeabridewithabeautifulveil(面纱),withwatergentlypouringover

smoothrock.Aneasy15-minutewalktothefallstakesyouthroughrichleaves.Picnictablesareavailable,andtherea

relotsofopportunitiesforviewingwildlifealongtheway.()21.WherearePissingMareFalls?A.NearBritishColumbia.B.Inabeautifulsmallpark.C.Onthehighestm

ountaininCanada.D.BetweenNewfoundlandandLabrador.()22.HowdidNiagaraFallscomeintobeing?A.Itremainsamystery.B.Itoriginat

edfromseveralrivers.C.Itwasformedbythemeltingglaciers.D.Itwasmadebydissolvedsaltandfinelygroundrock.()23.WhatcanyoudoinBridalVeil

Falls?A.Huntingwildlife.B.Havingapicnic.C.Collectingsalt.D.Buyingveils.BTheworldisgettingolder,fast.Andasmorepeopleretir

eeachyear,fewerworking-agepeoplewillbetheretoreplacethem.BondratingagencyMoody'ssaysthatwillleadtoadec

lineinhouseholdsavings;reducingglobalinvestments-whichinturn,willleadtoslowereconomicgrowtharoundtheworld.Butexpertssayit'snottoolatetomitig

ate(减轻）theeconomicimpactoftheworld'sagingpopulations.InJapan,therearespecialplaygroundsfortheelderly.InItaly,danceclassesforseniorsareparto

fthe"goodlife".AndinGermany-therapidpaceofretirementshasbecomeabiggerissuethanunemployment.Theyaretheworld's"SuperAged"nations-thetermfo

rcountrieswhereatleast20percentofthepopulationis65yearsorolder.Infiveyears,sixmorecountrieswilljointhe

ranksofthesuper-aged.Andby2030,thatnumberwillriseto34.“Thatwilltranslateintoreductionsinlaborsupply,andagingwillhavea

significantnegativeimpactonglobalgrowth,"ElenaDuggar,headofMoody'sSovereignRiskDivision,said.Businessresearchgrou

p,theConferenceBoardsaysagingcouldshaveasmuchasonepercentoffglobalgrowthinthenext10years."Ignoringthecomingchangesisrisky

,"sayseconomistFariborzGhadar,authorofGloalTectonics-WhatEveryBusinessNeedstoKnow."Economicgrowthrateswillslowdown,jo

bswillnotbeavailabletheyoung,andthereisgoingtobeconflictbothinternallyincertaincountriesandexternally.There

'llbebacklash（反冲）againstimmigrantsandthat'snotthekindofworldwereallywant,"saidGhadar.Butthesolutionmaybeascloseasanation'sborders.Whileconsumerbuyi

ngpatternswillchangeaspopulationsage,KishoreKulkaribelievestargetedcareertrainingandproductivitygainsthroughtechnologycou

ldoffsetthedeclineinworkers."Itisamisalignment(未对准）ofdemandratherthanatotalandadrasticchangeinthedemand.Anditisachallengewhichwecanea

silyacceptandtackleasitcomestous,”hesaid.Kulkarniaddsthatagingwillbelessofachallengeincountrieswhereeld

ersareseenasassetsratherthanliabilities(责任；义务).Butnearlyalltheexpertssayyoungworkers,inthefuture,willworklongerandretire

laterthanseniorstoday.()24.Whichofthefollowingisnottheresultoftheagingpopulation?A.Jobopportunitiesmayno

tbeavailablefortheyoung.B.ItwillleadtoadeclineinhouseholdsavingsC.Economicgrowthrateswillslowdownaroun

dtheworld.D.Moreandmoreimmigrantswillpourintothecountrieswithagingpopulations.()25.WhatcanweinferaccordingtoFariborzGhadar?A.Peop

learoundtheworldshouldbeawareoftheriskinvolvedinaging.B.Agingwillhaveasignificantnegativeimpactonglobalgr

owth.C.Youngworkers,inthefuture,willworklongerandretirelaterthanseniorstoday.D.Agingwillcauseconflictsbot

hinternallyandexternallyincertaincountries.()26.Theunderlinedword"offset"probably_____________A.comparewithB.canceloutC.

competeagainstD.setoff()27.Whatismainlytalkedinthearticle?A.Agingpopulationwillslowglobaleconomicgrowth.B.Consumerbuyingpatternswillchangea

spopulationsage.C.Eldersareseenasassetsratherthanliabilities.D.Theimpactsofagingpopulationaregreat.CThere’salotweknowabouteggs:theyaregreatf

orbreakfastandyoucancookthemindifferentways.Onetopicofdebate,however,iswhybrownchickeneggsusuallycostmorethanwhiteones.Accordin

gtoSharmanHickman,thedirectorofCommunityOutreachandEducationforHickman’sFamilyFarms,genetics(基因学)notn

utritiondeterminestheeggshellcolourandthustheegg’sprice.Thechickenbreed(品种)andtheirgeneticsdecidewhetherornothenshavepigment

(色素)genes,whichcoattheeggandresultinacolouredshellduringtheegg-layingprocess.Althoughalleggsstartoutwhiteincolour,shellcolourcan

rangefromwhitetobrownandevenblueinsomerarebreeds,Hickmanadds.BreedssuchastheLeghornchickenlaywhiteeggs,whiletheOrpingtonlaysbrowneggsandtheA

meraucanaproducesblueeggs.HickmannotesthattheLeghornbreedisthemostefficientegg-layinghen,makingitapopularchoiceforfarmers.Hensthatprod

ucecolouredeggshells,however,tendtobelargerandrequiremorefeedandenergytocreatethatpaintedlayer.Sincethosebreedscostmoretofeed,theireg

gsaremoreexpensive.Althougheggssometimeslookdifferentandarepriceddifferently,it’simpossibletoknowtheirnutritionalmake-upfromthes

hellcolouralone,accordingtoMalinaLinkasMalkani,mediaspokespersonfortheAcademyofNutritionandDietetics.“Choosingbetweenbrownandwhiteeggsisama

tterofpersonalpreference,”shesays.“Butit’simportantforpeopletoknowthatthecolouroftheeggshellhasnothingtodowiththe

egg’snutrientcontentorshellthickness.”Whatdoesaffectthenutrientcontentisthespecificdietthehenison,accordingtoM

alkani.Forexample,hensfedwithadietwithomega-3sandvitaminDproduceeggsthatarehigherinthosespecificnutrients.Nomatterwhatyourpreferenceis,d

on’tjudgeaneggbyitsshellcolour.()28.Whichofthefollowingisoneoftheargumentsabouteggs?A.Whicheggsaredifficulttobreak.B.How

eggscanbecookedhealthily.C.Whycolouredeggsaremoreexpensive.D.Whatthebesttimetoeateggsshouldbe.()29.Whatmakestheeggshellcolourdifferent?A.Thehen’sbre

ed.B.Thesizeofthehen.C.Thecolouroftheeggsinside.D.Thelengthofthelayingprocess.()30.WhydofarmerslovetheLeghornbreedmore?A.Theylaybrowneggs.B.Th

eireggsarelarger.C.Theireggssellbetter.D.Theyareproductive.()31.WhatcanwelearnfromMalkani’swordsinthelastparagraph?A.Ittakeseffor

tstotesteggs’nutrition.B.It’smeaninglesstostudyanegg’scolour.C.Personalpreferencemattersalotinchoice-making.D.Anegg’snutritionisclo

selyrelatedtothehen’sfeed.DEveryyear.theJointMathomaticsMeetingbringsmorethan5,000mathloverstogether.It’sthelargestmathme

etingintheworld.InJanuary2019,mathematiciansflewtothemeetinginBaltimore,Md.,tolearnaboutnewideasandtalkabouttheirwork.Manyevencam

etoadmirethelatestinmathematicalart.Themeetingincludedanentireartexhibition.Visitorsfeltamazedatsculpturesmadefrommetal,woodandfoldedpap

er.OnewasbasedonasupersizedRubik’scube.Manyliketriangles,werearrangedinstrangeandsurprisingsizesandcolors.Thecollectionalsoincludeddrawingsandp

aintingsinspiredbythestudyofnumbers,curves(曲线)andpatterns.Artandmathmayseemlikeastrangepairing.Peopleusuallyexperienceartthroughtheirsenses.Theysee

apaintingorlistentomusic.Ifthisartmovesthem,theywillhaveanemotionalresponse.Workingatmathproblemsisusuallyviewedassomething

youthinkabout—notfeel.Butconnectionsbetweenthetwofieldsreachfarbackintime.Sculptorsandarchitectsinsomeancientcivilizationsinclu

dednumbersandmathideasintotheirworks.HenrySegermanisamathematicianandartist.Whenhewasinhighschool,inEngland,hewasgoodatmathandart.Buthehadto

choose.“Iwentinthemathdirectionbackthen,”hesays.Hethoughtitdifficulttosucceedasanartist.Still,Segerman’smathstudiesledhimintothevisualareasof

math,suchasgeometry.In2015,Segermanandsomemathartfriendscreatedavirtual-realityartwork.Participantscanp

utonapairofVRgogglestofloataroundandthroughfour-dimensionalshapes.Artmakesitpossibletointeract(互动)withtheseshapes,whichw

ouldbeimpossibletocreateinourthree-dimensionalworld.Asbeautifulasitistosee,Segerman’sworkalsooffersan

ewviewonmathematicalideas.()32.Whatdistinguishestheexhibitsatthemeeting?A.Theyareartworkswithhightechnology.B.Theyreflectthelong

historyofmath.C.Theyaremadebasedonmathideas.D.Theyturnvisualartintospecificmath.()33.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinparagraph3mean?

A.Theyseemextremelyhardtoappreciate.B.They’reexperiencedindifferentways.C.They’vebeenseparatedsinceancienttimes.D.Theyfailtobri

ngaboutpeople’sresponses.()34.WhatcanwelearnfromHenrySegerman’sstory?A.Mathlearningpromotesthecreation

ofart.B.Mathmakesarteasiertounderstand.C.Mathisactuallytheoriginoffineart.D.Onecan’teasilysucceedinmath.()35.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?A.Re

alartistswillstandthetestofmath.B.Mathandartturnsoutagreatcombination.C.Modernartiststurnintomathematicians.D

.Artistsmakemathmakeakindofart.第二节七选五阅读（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。36Youprobablythinkyouwillneverbeato

pstudent.Thisisotnecessarilyso,however.Anyonecabbecomeabetterstudentifheorshewantsto.Here'show:Planyourtimecarefu

lly.Whenplanningyourwork,youshouldmakealistofthingsthatyouhavetodo.Aftermakingthislist,youshouldmakeascheduleofyourtime.Firstyourtimefore

ating,sleeping,dressing,etc.Thendecideagood,regulartimeforstudying.37Aweeklyschedulemaynotsolveallyourproblems,butitwillforceyoutorealizewhatishappe

ningtoyourtime.Findagoodplacetostudy.Lookaroundthehouseforagoodstudyarea.Keepthisspace,whichmaybeadeskorsimplyacomerofyourroom,fr

eeofeverythingbutstudymaterials.Nogames,radiosortelevision.Whenyousitdowntostudy,concentrateonthesubject.Makegooduseofyourtimeinclass

.38Listeningcarefullyinclassmeanslessworklater.Takingnoteswillhelpyourememberwhattheteachersays.Studyregularly.Whenyougethomefromschool,

gooveryournotes.Reviewtheimportantpointsthatyourteachermentionedinclass.Ifyouknowwhatyourteacherisgoingtodiscussthenext

day,readthatmaterial.39Ifyoudothesethingsregularly,thematerialwillbecomemoremeaningful,andyou'llremembe

ritlonger.Developagoodattitudetowardstests.Thepurposeofatestistoshowwhatyouhavelearnedaboutasubject.

Theyhelpyourememberyournewknowledge.Theworldwon'tendifyoudon'tpassatest,sodon'tbeover-worried.40Youw

illprobablydiscovermanyothersafteryouhavetriedthese.A.Thereareothermethodsthatmighthelpyouwithyourstudying.B.Don'tforgettosetasideeno

ughtimeforentertainmentC.Takeadvantageofclasstimetolistentoeverythingtheteachersays.D.Noonecanbecomea

topstudentunlessheorsheworkshard.E.Maybeyouareanaveragestudent.F.Makefulluseofclasstimetotakenotesofwhattheteach

ersaysinclass.G.Thiswillhelpyouunderstandthenextclass.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分55分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸(卡)

上将该项涂黑。Onarecentsunny,dryfallmorning,Ifoundthelastoutdoortableatmyfavouritecafé.ReadingasInibbledmybreakfast,Iwas

enjoyingthefeelingofthecoolbreezeandthewarmsunwhenatablenexttome41.Awomanwhohadbeenstandingnearby,42waitingforasea

t,steppedtowardthetable.Butfromtheotherdirectionstraightfromtheparkinglot,cameamanwhogottothetablefirst.Thewoman,witha43onherface,explainedthatshe’

dbeenwatchingthattableforseveralminutesandhadbeenonherwayover.Theman,alsosmilingbut44,toldhershewasoutof45;hehadhappen

eduponthetablefirst.“Yousnooze(不注意),youlose!”hesaidcheerfully.Shestoodofftotheside,clearlydisappointed,and46herfriendwiththefrustrating

news.Isatatmytable,47thescene,whensuddenlyitoccurredtome—Ihada(n)48heretobekind.Istoodupand49herovertomytable.Quietly,ItoldherIhadseenwha

thadhappened,andIwashappytogivehermytable.IwasonlygoingtobethereafewmoreminutesanywaysoIwashappyforherandherfriendt

ohavethe50.“Butwherewillyousit?”sheasked.Iwasalmostdoneeating,Isaid,andIwouldfindaseatatthecounter51.Shet

hankedmeandbeamed(笑容满面)asshe52forherfriendtositdown.ThinkingaboutitasIfinishedup,Irealizedthatwhetherornotthewomanhadfairclaimtothetablewasunim

portant.Theemotionofthesituation—thelookofhurtonherface—had53me,andIhadtheabilitytodosomethingaboutit.Thatisn’talwaysthecasewitheveryfeeling,s

ituation,orinjusticewe54unexpectedlyinourdays.Butastheearly20thcenturywriterOrisonSwettMardenoncesaid,“Don’twaitforextraordinaryo

pportunities.55commonoccasionsandmakethemgreat.”Ijusthopethatwoman’smorningatthecaféwasgreat.Iknowminewas.()41.A.

closedupB.openedupC.lookedupD.showedup()42.A.hesitantlyB.clearlyC.seeminglyD.steadily()43.A.smileB.shockC.glareD.gaze()44.A.firmB

.impatientC.elegantD.reluctant()45.A.orderB.luckC.shapeD.place()46.A.servedB.comparedC.loadedD.greeted()47.A.takingdownB.takingupC.ta

kinginD.takingover()48.A.sceneB.opportunityC.accessD.passion()49.A.followedB.guidedC.signalledD.rushed()50.A.floor

B.spotC.momentD.kindness()51.A.downstairsB.upstairsC.outsideD.inside()52.A.gesturedB.headedC.waitedD.sent()53.A

.shamedB.surprisedC.struckD.scared()54.A.repeatB.hateC.tolerateD.meet()55.A.MarkB.HoldC.CelebrateD.Seize第二卷(共55分)第二节短文语法填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）阅读下面材

料，在空白处填入适当的内容（一个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。OnemorningIsatonabenchinaparkandwatchedalittleboy56(run)freelyonthegrassashismotherwatchedfr

omashortdistanceaway.Theboywouldfalltothegrass,getup,andwithoutlookingback57hismother,runasfastashecouldasifnothinghadhappened.Whenthekidfelld

own,hedidn'tthinkofthefallas58failure.Instead,heconsidered59learningexperience.Hetriedandtriedagain60hesucceeded.I61(touch)bytheboy'sstrong

mindandthewayheran.Witheachattempt,helookedso62(confidence)andnatural.Heonlywantedtonfreelyandtodoitaswellashecould.Hew

asjustbeingachild---justbeinghimself---beingcompletelyinthemoment.Henever63(give)up.Eachtimehefell,hegothimselfbackupagain,asifheknew

thatfallingdownwassimplyapartoflife.Hewasnotlookingforothers'64(smile),orworryingaboutwhethersomeonewwatchingornot.Heonlywantedtoru

nandtofeeltheexperienceofrunningfullyandfreely.Ilearnedalotfromthatexperience,andhave65(success)broug

htthatlessonwithmeinmanypartsofmylife.第三节单词填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）66.Wecannot(保证)thatourflightswillneverbedelayed.67.Thetwo

countriesaregoingtomeettobreakdownsome(障碍)totradebetweenthem.68.Therearesomeareasof(贫穷),butthecountryasawholeisfairly

prosperous.69.Hewas_________(不予录用)bythearmybecauseofhispooreyesight.70.Wecan’ttake________(拥有)ofthehouseuntilal

lthepapershavebeensigned.71.Hewasluckyenoughtospotavseat,sohequicklysatdown.72.Themayorawardedthesoldieramedalofhonour

forhisheroicdeedinrescuingtheearthquakev.73.Agriculturehasdevelopedrapidly,thusprovidinglightindustrywitha________rawmaterials.7

4.Undernoc________shouldwedoanythingagainstthewillofthepeople.75.It’suniversallya____________thatrichimagi

nationcantoagreatextentmakeupforthelackofmaterials.第四部分写作（满分35分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）假定你是李华,在你校学习的英国交换生Tim发邮

件说他下学期要选修一门艺术课,学校共开设两门课程:中国书法(ChineseCalligraphy)和中国绘画(ChinesePainting),希望你能向他推荐其中一门课程。请你给他回一封邮件,内容包括:1.推荐的课程;2.推荐的理由;3.你的祝愿。注意:1.词数

80左右;2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。DearTim,_______________________________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节读后续写（满分20分）阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。MyDad'sBestF

lowerIremembermyfirsthomewasasmallapartmentonthesecondfloorandlovelyapartmentonthe台）.Whenmymomwasbusyinthekitchen,sheletmestay

onthebalconywatchingthekidsplayinginthestreet.OnthatbalconyIplayedsometimeswithmyeldersister,Maria.Sh

ewassevenyearsoldandwhenmymomwasabsentshewaslikeamothertome.Thebalconywasagreathobbyplaceformyfather.Afterhisworkheusedtogrowca

rnations(康乃馨）inflowerboxes.Hiscarnationswerered,pinkandwhite,andeveryoneappreciatedthemfortheirbeauty.Hetookcareofthemwithsomuchloveanddevo

tion.Hedealtcarefullywithhisflowerslikeamothertakingcareofherbaby.ManytimesIsatonthefloorofthebalconyforhoursobservinghimandhislovelyflo

werswithpatience.Hewasalwaysdoingsomethingonthatbalcony.Hewaswateringthemeveryday,cleaningthebalconyfloor,changingthepottingsoilandwereth

ick,strongandhighenough,hestartedhisimprovementoperationlikeadoctor.Mydadtookatinyknifeandwithhislefthandheheld

thestemofthecarnationandmeasuredtheheight.Thenhemadeasmallmarkonthestemwithhisfinger.Afterwardshemadeasharpcutwiththeknifejustenoughtofitinagr

ainofbarley(芽）.Thenhewrappedthestemwithasmallbandage.Hisjobwasthentowatertheplantsandtotakecareofthem."Nooneshouldtouchthem,"hesaidtomom.Everyday,whe

nhecamehomefromworkhewentstraighttothebalcony.Momusedtotellus:“Donottouchdaddy'sflowers.”Forusitwasafascinatingexperie

ncetowatchhowthesmallstemsweregrowingandmakingflowers.Whenthecarnationshadgrownbigenough,mydadenjoyedwatchingthemeveryday

.Wethekidsdidtoo.注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；2.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好。Paragraph1:Oneday,myeldersister,wholoveddadverymuch,had

agreatidea._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________Paragraph2:Whenmydadarrived,hewentasusual,straighttothebalconyandsawhisflowerslying

onthefloorlikedeadanimals.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________英语答案听力（20*1.5=30分）1—5CBBBA6—10ABACA11—15BCCBB16—20BCACB阅读（15*2.5=27.5分）21-35BCBDABACADDCBAB七选五（5*2.5=12..5分36-40EBCGA完形（15*

1=15分）41-55BBAABDCBCBDACDD语法填空（10*1=10分）56running57at58a59it60until61wastouched62confident63gave64smiles65successfully单词填空（10*1=10分）66

.guarantee67barriers68poverty69rejected70possession71vacant72victims73ample/abundant74circumstances75acknowledged第一节应用文写作（15分）DearTim,Knowingt

hatyouhaventdecidedwhichcoursetochoosebetweenChineseCalligraphyandChinesePainting.Iamwritingtooffermyrecommendat

ion.ChineseCalligraphyishighlyrecommended,whichservesasawindowintoChineseprofoundculture.Thecourse,acombinationoftheoryandpractice,

isgivenbyafamousmaster,ProfessorZeng,andranksnumberoneamongourschoolcoursedintermsofpopularity.Besides,thecourseincludesweeklyworkshop

sforcalligraphyloverstopractisecalligraphyandtocommunicate.Seizethechanceandyouwontbedisappointed!WishyouarewardingvoyageofdiscoveringthebeautyofC

hinesecalligraphy!Yours,LiHua第二节读后续写（20分）Possibleversion1:Oneday,myeldersister,wholoveddadverymuch,had

agreatidea.Wantingtohelpdad,shecuttheflowersfromtheirstemsandarrangedthemonthefloor.Shebelievedthatdadwouldbeveryple

asedtoseethemthatway.Whenmomrealizedwhatmysisterhaddone,shedidn'tsayaword.Mysisterdidn'tunderstandwhyweweresoquietwithoutawordofappreciation.Wh

enmydadarrived,hewentasusual,straighttothebalconyandsawhisflowerslyingonthefloorlikedeadanimals.Helookedtowardst

hestreettoseeiftherewasonefromtheneighbors'childrenwhocouldhavedoneit.Thenheenteredthelivingroomandlookedatmo

minsilence.Weallwaitedforapunishment.Mom,whoalwaystaughtustotellthetruth,lookedatDadandsaid,"Wehavenobadneighborsinourarea."Thenwithanice

toneshecontinued,"Nooutsiderdidthisgreatjob,onlyourlovelydaughterLinda."Dad'sfacechangedfromtensetoasmileandth

enhesaid,"DoIhaveabetterflowerthanmylovelydaughter?"Mysistersmiledandgavedadabighug.听力原文Text1M:Didyouliste

ntothemusicprogramlastnight?W:Ididn’tbecauseIwaskeptbusyansweringthestudents’questions.Text2M:Hellothere.I’dliketotakeafewminutesofyourtime.Ourcompa

nyiscurrentlyofferingapromotiononlaptops.W:I’mbusy.Pleaseremovemefromyourcallinglist.Text3W:I’mnotsur

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ture’scalling.W:Sure.Buthurry.Thelineismovingfast.Text5M:Whatkindofskirtareyoulookingfor?W:Sinceit’sgettingwarmerthistimeoftheyea

r,Iwantsomethinglightweight.Text6W:Whatarethechancesofgettingaraisethisyear?M:Chancesareslim!W:Wow!Youhaven’tgottenarais

eforhowmanyyearsnow?M:It’sbeenthreeyears!Thecompanykeepslosingmoneyandtheycan’taffordtogiveanyonearaise.W:That’stoobad.

Didyoueverthinkofworkingsomewhereelse?M:Yeah.Infact,IhaveaninterviewnextMonday.W:Goodluck!Text7M:Whichroomwereyoutalkingaboutonthephone

yesterday?W:Thatroomthere,besidethebathroom,oppositethestudy.It’sourchildren’sroom.M:Isee.Let’stakealook...We

ll,thewallpaperandthecurtainsarequiteoutofdate.W:Iagree.It’stimetomakesomechanges.M:Besidesthewallpaperandthecurtains,whatother

changeswouldyouliketomake?W:I’mnotreallysure.That’swhyIwashopingyouwouldlookatthisroomfirstandgivemesomesuggestions.M:Herearealotofpossibilities.Ica

nsendyouafirstdraftofourplanandtheestimatewithintwodays.W:OK.Givemeacallwhenthey’reready.Text8M:I’dliketomailthispackagetoHongKong.Howmuchwill

itbe,please?W:Doyouwanttosenditfirstclassorparcelpost?M:Howmuchisfirstclassandhowlongdoesittake?W:It’slight.Firstclasswouldcost

$8.00.Iguessitwilltakeabouteighttotendaystoarrive.M:Andparcelpost?W:Sendingitparcelpostwouldbecheaper,

butitwouldn’tarriveforaboutamonth.Therateforparcelpostis$4.90.M:Oh,Iwantittoarriveearlierthanthat.I’llmailitfirstclass.W:What

’sinthepackage?Ineedtoknowinordertocompletetheform.M:Apairofglassearrings.Ipackedthemwell,soI’msuretheywon’tbreak.ArethereanyotherformsIne

edtofillout?W:Yes,onemore.It’sacustomsdeclarationonwhichyoudeclarewhatitemoritemsareinthepackageortheirvalue.M:Hereitis.W:Oh,youforgottop

utareturnaddressonthispackage.It’snotapostofficeregulation,butwestronglyrecommendthatallmailshaveaclearret

urnaddress.M:OK.I’lldoitrightnow.I’llalsobuyten60centstamps.W:OK.Here’syourchange.M:Thankyou.Haveaniceday.Text9M:Hi,Sh

aron.Ihaven’tseenyouforages.Areyoustillworkinginthestudio?W:Yes.Ilikephotographingthebestmomentsoftheanimalsinstudiosandsellprintsonline.

M:What’syourgoalduringeachshoot?W:Catchingtheanimals’attractivefeatures—itcanbesomethingintheireyesorthewaytheymove.M:Sinc

eyouhavelongbeenworkingwithanimals,canyoutellmesomethingaboutthem?W:Theanimalsgenerallyfallintotwocategories:somearelovely,andsomearestriking,lik

etheAmericanbuffalo.M:Doyougetscaredwhenyouphotographanimalslikelionsandbears?W:No,itevendoesn’toccurtometo

bescared.IhaveconfidenceintheanimaltrainersIworkwith.Andfocusingonshootingcantotallytakemyattentionawayfromanythin

garound.M:Arecertainanimalseasiertophotographthanothers?W:Someanimalslikebuffaloandcowdon’tdomuch,whi

chmakesiteasyformewhileanimalslikechicksandcatsmovearound.Ihavetofocusandbereadyforthesplitsecondandtherightposition.M:Whatarethedif

ficultpartsthatpeoplewouldn’texpect?W:It’salotofworkplusstress,butself-doubtthatcomeswithanycreativepursuitisthe

mostchallenging.Text10Listeners,youwillenvythepupilsofLoretoHighSchool.Thankstotwonewexcellentchefsintheschoolkitchen,mealsare

five-starquality.Andtheycostonly£2.35.Afterstudentscomplainedaboutboringlunch,theschoolrecentlycalledinAdamLeavyandSu

khdevSingh,bothformerlyfromthefamousManchesterRestaurant.Thetwochefswentthroughacompetitionagainstother

top-qualitychefs,eachcookingupatwo-coursemealfromtheingredientsgiventothem.Andthepairimpressedthejudgessomuc

hthatHeadmasterPeterTiteinstantlyhiredthem.Now,allthekidsareexcitedaboutdiningatschoolandtheonlyproblemnowisthatparentshavetokeepupwiththeche

fs’highstandardswhencookingfortheirchildrenathome.Onemothersaid,“Mysonusedtocomplainthatthefoodatschoolwasboring.Nowhecomeshomeandt

urnshisnoseupattheburgerImake.”Themostimportantsecrettothechefs’successliesintheirattentiononstudents’preference.Every

weektheydoteststoknowwhatfoodwouldwinoverstudentsandputitonthemenu.Nowonderthenewlunchhasgiventhewholeschoolaliftwithonlythepriceof£2.3

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