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长春市第十七中学2020--2021学年度下学期4月高一英语质量测试第一部分听力（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.Howlongdidthewomandrivetothetownfromhercity?A.Halfanhour

.B.Twohours.C.Onehourandahalf.2.Whodidthemanmeetwith?A.Formerworkmate.B.Hisoldteacher.C.Hisoldclassmate.3.Whatisthe

topicofthetalk?A.Onpollution.B.Onchildren.C.Ondeath.4.Whycan’tthemangoout?A.Toohot.B.Gettinghurt.C.Tohavemuchwork.5.Whendoesthebankprobably

close?A.Afterfiveo’clock.B.Lateatnight.C.Atorbeforefiveo’clock.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，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。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.WhenwillMissGraceleave?A.Thisafternoon

.B.ThisSunday.C.Nextweek.7.Whatmustthewomandofirst?A.Gotoschool.B.Gotohospital.C.Gototheparty.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.HowwilltheGeor

ge’scome?A.Bytrain.B.Bycar.C.Byair.9.Whoisseventeenyearsold?A.Fay.B.Rosemary.C.Thewoman.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whattimedoesthefasttrainleave?A.At9:1

3.B.At9:30.C.At9:20.11.Whichplatformdoesitleavefrom?A.PlatformNo.14.B.PlatformNo.15.C.PlatformNo.40.12.Howlongdoesthejourneytake?A.Lessthantw

ohours.B.Lessthanthreehours.C.Morethanthreehours.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.What’stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Motherandson.B.

Teacherandstudent.C.Friends.14.WhatisCharliecallingtheladyfor?A.Totalkwithher.B.Toborrowsomemoney.C.Tocomebackandseeher

.15.Whydidheneedthemoneylasttime?A.Tobuyacar.B.Tobuyahouse.C.Tobuyacomputer.16.WhatdoestheladythinkofCharli

e?A.Spendinghismoneycleverly.B.Planninghismoneyindisorder.C.Borrowingmoneysuccessfully.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatdoweknowaboutpeopletodayfro

mthetext?A.Preferringtoliveinthesameplace.B.Noonestillliveswheretheyusedto.C.Notstayinginthesameplacealltheirlives.18.Howoldistheman?A

.70.B.85.C.100.19.Whatisthesecretoflonglifeaccordingtotheman?A.Laughingandtakingexercise.B.Talkingtopeoplea

softenaspossible.C.Movingfromplacetoplace.20.Howmanytimeshasthemanbeenmarried?A.Onlyonce.B.Twice.C.Threetimes.第二题阅读理解(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)AThetr

oublestartedat9：30p．m.lastNewYear'sEve，inNewmark.Whenthefireengines(消防车)arrivedatthefire，averyoldwomanwassittinginathirdfloorwindo

w.Thefirefightersplacedaladder(梯子)againstthewoodenhouse，and26­year­oldMarcusReddickclimbed35feettothethirdfloor.Thewoman，60yearsoldandver

yfat，wassittingwithbothfeetoutofthewindow.WhenMarcusreachedthetopoftheladder，thewoman，afraidandnervous，puthertwolegsaroundhi

m.SuddenlyMarcusfellbackwardsofftheladder，withthelargewomansittingonhim.Marcuslandedfirst－hittingawallbesidethef

rontstairs－andbrokethewoman'sfall.Shefellnomore，buthefellanothertenfeetdownthestairs.Whenthefireofficerreac

hedhim，Marcuswasunconscious．Withinanhour，adoctortoldthementhatMarcuswasnearlybraindead，andwouldonlygetworse.Doctorstalkedofturningoffthe

life­savingmachineandaskedifthefamilywouldliketogiveawayhisheart.Theanswerwas“yes”．OnJanuary6，firefightersliftedMarcus'coffin(棺材)－coveredwithanAm

ericanflag－ontoayellowfireengine.Hundredsoffirefightersfromalloverthestatejoinedtheprocession(行列)throughNewmarks

treets.Childrenwatchedsilentlyfromschoolwindows.ThedayMarcusdied，hisheartwasgivenawaytoayounggirl.HisfamilysaidthatitwasthesecondlifeMar

cushadsaved.21．WhathappenedlastNewYear'sEveinNewmark?A．Anoldwomanwaskilled.B．Afireenginewasmissing.C．Afirefighterwasmurdered.D．Awood

enhousecaughtfire.22．Afterreachingthetopoftheladder，Marcus．A．wasveryafraidandnervousB．couldn'tseeanythingclearlyC．foun

ditdifficulttogetdownD．wasknockedoffandgothurt23．Theunderlinedword“unconscious”inParagraph2means“”．A．homelessB．senselessC．breathlessD

．helpless24．WecaninferfromtheendofthetextthatMarcus'sfamilymightfeel．A．sadbutproudB．shybutexcitedC．angryanddoubtfulD．worriedandsurprisedBBuildingscra

shedtothegroundinseconds.Thousandsofpeoplelosttheirlivesinaflash.SincetheyweretoldanearthquakewouldhitTokyoaroundSeptember16，Jap

anesepeoplehaven'tbeenabletogetthesethoughtsoutoftheirminds.TheyheardthenewsfromYoshioKushida，aresearcherwhousedradiowavestopredictthata

nearthquakewouldstrikewithamagnitude(量级)ofatleastseven.“Itwouldbeterriblenottowarnpeopleofapossibledisaster

incaseaquakeactuallyoccurs.”hesaid.Hiswarninghadabigeffect.FrightenedTokyopeoplehavebeenstockinguponwater，foodandcandlesinprepa

rationfortheterribleday.ButKushidahasn'thadmuchsupportfromtheexperts.Atpresent，predictingearthquakesistho

ughttobeimpossible.Noonecantellexactlywhereorwhenthenextmajorearthquakewilloccur.Anearthquakebeginstensofmilesbelowtheearth'ssurface：it'

stoofarawaytosee.AncientChineseandItalianscientistsforecastearthquakesbyspecial“earthquakeclouds”．Theyfoundthataweekbefo

reanearthquake，therewereoftenstrangeclouds－shapedlikesnakes，wavesorfeathers－inthesky.Theythoughtthecloudsm

ightcomefromagasproducedundergroundbyanearthquake.Peoplealsousedtowatchanimalstoseeifearthquakeswerecoming.Whenth

eysawbirdsflyawaysuddenly，dogsbarkingviolentlyorfishjumpingoutofthewater，theytoldpeopletoleavethearea.So

mescientistsbelievedanimalshadasharpersenseofchangestakingplaceunderground.Buttheancientmethodswerenotreliableenough.Nowadays，scienti

stsusespecialinstrumentstopredictearthquakesmoreprecisely(精确地)．Satellitesystemsareveryuseful：theyrecordsmallchangesintheearth'smagn

eticfields(磁场)whichhelpshowwhereandwhenanearthquakemaystrike.25．Sincetheyweretoldanearthquakewouldhi

tTokyo，Japanesepeople．A．havehadnomindtodotheirworkB．havealwaysthoughtgreatdamageitmaycauseC．havealmostforgottenaboutitD．haveboughtallthef

oodsinthemarkets26．WhichofthefollowingisTRUE?A．Tokyopeopleweresurprisedatthewarning.B．Greatdisasterswouldhappenifpeoplearenotwarnedofbefore

anearthquake.C．Predictingearthquakesiscompletelyimpossibleatpresentsciencelevel.D．Accordingtoancientpeople，beforeanearthquakewecanseestrangeclo

udsanywhere.27．Whichisthebestwaytopredictearthquakesnowadays?A．Watchanimals.B．Byspecial“earthquakeclouds”．C．Usesatellitesyste

ms.D．There'snoway.28．Whichcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．EarthquakepredictionB．MagneticfieldsC．Earthq

uakesD．AnearthquakeinJapanCOneofthegreatestsourcesofunhappiness，inmyexperience，isthedifficultywehaveinacceptingthingsastheyare.Whenweseesomet

hingwedon'tlike，wewishitcouldbedifferent.Wecryoutforsomethingbetter.Thatmaybehumannature，orperhapsit'ssomethingingraine

d(根深蒂固的)inourculture.Therootoftheunhappinessisn'tnecessarilythatwewantthingstobedifferent.However，it'sthatwedecidedwedidn'tlikeitinthefirstpla

ce.We'vejudgeditasbad，ratherthansaying，“It'snotbadorgood，anditjustisit.”Inoneofmybooks，Isaid“Youshouldexpectpeopletomessupandexpec

tthingstogodifferentlythanyouplanned”．Somereaderssaidit'stoosorrowfultoexpectthingstogowrong.However，it'sonlynegat

ive(消极的)ifyouseeitasnegativeandjudgeitasbad.Instead，youcouldacceptitasthewaytheworldworksandtrytounderstandwhythatis.

Thiscanbeappliedtowhateveryoudo：howotherpeopleactatwork，howpoliticsworksandhowdepressingthenewsmediacanbe.Acceptthesethingsastheyare，andtrytounderst

andwhythey'rethatway.Itwillsaveyoualotofsadness，becauseyou'llnolongersay，“Oh.Iwishbadthingsdidn'thappen！”Doesitmeanyoucanneverchangethings

?Notatall.Butchangethingsnotbecauseyoucan'tacceptthingsastheyare，butbecauseyouenjoytheprocessofchanging，learningandgrowing.Canwema

kethisworldabetterplace?Youcansaythatyou'llcontinuetotrytodothingstohelpothers，togrowasaperson，tomakeadifferenceinthisworld.That'sthecorrectp

athyouchoosetotake，becauseyouenjoythatpath.Therefore，whenyoufindyourselfjudgingandwishingfordifference，tryadifferentapproach：a

ccept，andunderstand.Itmightleadtosomeinterestingresults.29．Theauthorbelievesthatwefeelunhappymaybebecause．A．itisournaturalemotioninthelifeB．cultu

reasksustobedifferentfromothersC．everyonehastheirownopinionsonthingsD．wedislikesomethinginthebeginning30．Whatdoestheun

derlinedword“It”inParagraph4refersto?A．Actingwellatworkandinpolitics.B．Feelingdepressedforthenewsmedia

.C．Acceptingandunderstandingwhathashappened.D．Sayingsomethingnegativewhenbadthingscome.31．Whatareyouadvisedaccordingtothelastparagraph?A

．Helpothersandmakeadifference.B．Enjoywhatyouhavetodointhework.C．Judgeyourselfandmakeawishforyou.D．Tryanewwaywhenma

kingtheworldbetter.32．Whatisthemainthemeofthepassage?A．Acceptingcanmakeourlifehappierandbetter.B．Expectingthingstobedifferentgivesus

hope.C．Traditionalculturebecomesrootofunhappiness.D．Judgingsomethinggoodorbadisimportantforourworld.DM

andaraseemedtoknowsomethingbigwasabouttohappen.Sosheletoutayell，caughtholdofher2­year­olddaughterKibibiandclimbedupintoatree.Shelivesat

theNationalZooinWashington，D.C.AndonTuesday，August23rd，witnesses(目击者)saidsheseemedtosensethebigearthquakethatshookmuchoftheEast

Coastbeforeanyhumansknewwhatwasgoingon.Andshe'snottheonlyone.Inthemomentsbeforethequake，anorangutan(猩猩)letoutaloudcallandthenclim

bedtothetopofhershelter.“It'sverydifferentfromtheirnormalcall，”saidBrandieSmith，thezookeeper.“Thelemu

rs(monkeylikeanimalsofMadagascar)willsoundanalarmiftheyseeorhearsomethinghighlyunusual.”Butyoucan'tseeorhearan

earthquake15minutesbeforeithappens，canyou?Maybeyoucan—ifyou'reananimal.“Animalscanhearaboveandbelowourrangeofhearing，”s

aidBrandieSmith.“That'spartoftheirspecialabilities.They'remoresensitivetotheenvironment，whichishowtheysurvive

.”Primatesweren'ttheonlyanimalsthatseemedtosensethequakebeforeithappened.Oneoftheelephantsmadeawarning

soundandahugelizard(蜥蜴)ranquicklyforcover.Theflamingoes(akindofbirds)gatheredbeforethequakeandstayedtoge

theruntiltheshakingstopped.Sowhatkindofvibrations(震动)weretheanimalspickingupinthemomentsbeforethequake?ScientistSusanHoughsaidearth

quakesproducetwotypesofwaves—aweak“P”waveandthenamuchstronger“S”wave.The“P”standsfor“primary”．Andthe“S”standsfor

“secondary”．Shethinksthe“P”wavemightbewhatsetstheanimalsoff.Notalltheanimalsbehavedunusuallybeforethequake.Forexample，Sm

ithsaidthezoo'sgiantpandasdidn'tjumpupuntiltheshakingactuallybegan.Butmanyoftheotheranimalsseemedtoknowsom

ethingwascomingbeforeithappened.“I'mnotsurprisedatall，”Smithsaid.33．WhydidMandaraactstrangelyoneday?A．Becauseit

sensedsomethingunusualwouldhappen.B．BecauseitsdaughterKibibiwasinjured.C．Becauseitheardanorangutanletoutaloudcall.D．Becauseanearthquakehadhap

pened.34．AccordingtoBrandieSmith，．A．manyanimals'hearingissharpBearthquakesproducetwotypesofwavesC．primatesusuallygathertogetherbefor

eaquakeD．humanscanalsodeveloptheabilitytosenseaquake35．Whichanimalseemsunabletosensequake?A．Agiantpanda.B．Aflamingo.C．A

lemur.D．Alizard.第三题七选五(共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)Kids’health:FourstepsforfightingstressEverybodygetsstressedfromtimetotime.36_______Somewaysofdealingwithst

ress—likescreamingorhittingsomeone—don’tsolve(解决)much.Butotherways,liketalkingtosomeoneyoutrust,canleadyout

osolvingyourproblemoratleastfeelingbetterTrytakingthesefourstepsthenexttimeyouarestressed:(1)Getsupport.Whenyoun

eedhelp,reachouttothepeoplewhocareaboutyouTalktoatrustedadult,suchasaparentorotherrelatives.37_______Theymighthavehadsimil

arproblems,suchasdealingwithatest,orthedeathofabelovedpet(2)Don'ttakeitoutonyourself.Sometimeswhenkidsarestressedand

upsettheytakeitoutonthemselves.Oh,dear,that’snotagoodidea.Rememberthattherearealwayspeopletohelpyou.Don’ttakeitoutonyourself.38

_______(3)Trytosolvetheproblem.Afteryou'recalmandyouhavesupportfromadultsandfriends,it'stimetogetdowntobusiness.39

_______Evenifyoucan’tsolveitall,youcansolveapieceofit(4)Bepositive.Moststressistemporary(暂时的).Rememberstressdoesgoaway,especiallywhenyoufigureou

ttheproblemandstartworkingonsolvingit.Thesestepsaren’tmagic,buttheydowork.Andifyoucanstaypositiveasyoumakeyourwaythroughatoughtime,you’llhe

lpyourselffeelbetterevenfaster.40_______A.Askforahelpinghandtogetyouthroughthetoughsituation.B.Noticeyourfriends’feelingsandfindawaytohelpthem.C.Di

fferentpeoplefeelstressindifferentways.D.Ah,itfeelssogoodwhenthestressisgone.E.Youneedtofigureoutwhattheproblemis.F.Anddon'tforgetaboutyourfriends

.G.Then,findawaytocalmdown.第四题完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)Yearsago,ifateenagerhadsomeproblemsinherlife,shemightgohomeandwriteinherdiary.Now,ateenag

erwith__41__problemsmightgoontotheInternetandwriteabouthisproblemsinablog.Inmanywaysadiaryandablogarevery__42__.So,whatmakesbloggin

gdifferentfromwritingin__43__diary?Thebiggestdifferenceisthatbloggingismuchmore__44__thanadiary.Usually,ateenagertre

atshisdiarylikeabookfullof__45__thatshedoesnotwantto__46__.It’sinterestingthatsomeonewhowritesinablog__47__adiarywillprobablywritenearlyt

hesameinformation.Ihavealittlesister,andsometimesIgoonlinetoreadher__48__.Shewritesaboutthingslikewakingupearlyforswimmingpracticeandnotst

udyingenoughforherchemistrytest.__49__Iwasherage,Iwroteaboutthesamethings,but__50__inmydiary.Then,afterIhadfinishedwriting,

IwouldhidemydiaryinasecretplacebecauseIwas__51__thatmysistermightreadit!Thebiggest__52__withbloggingisthatanyonecanreadwhat

youwrite.IfIwasangrywithafriendduringhighschoolandwrotesomething__53__aboutherinmydiary,shewouldneverknow!_54__

_,ifmysistereverwrotesomethingbadaboutafriend,thatfriend__55__readherblogandgeta“cry”.Therearealso__

56__toblogging,ofcourse.IfIfeltsadonedayandwroteinmydiary,“Nobodycaresaboutme,”__57__wouldknowaboutit.However,ifmysisterwrotethesamesent

enceinherblog,herbestfriendswould__58__respondandtellherhowmuchthey__59__her.Blogshelppeople__60__intouchwiththeirfriendsandknowwhatthep

eoplearoundthemaredoing.41．A.thesameB.troublesomeC.difficultD.daily42．A.familiarB.specialC.similarD.different43．A.aper

sonalB.anordinaryC.acommonD.atraditional44．A.attractiveB.publicC.convenientD.quick45．A.thoughtsB.puzz

lesC.mysteriesD.secrets46．A.tellB.shareC.publishD.solve47．A.insteadofB.aswellasC.infavorofD.inspiteo

f48．A.blogB.diaryC.reportD.web49．A.AlthoughB.SinceC.WhenD.Because50．A.onlyB.alreadyC.stillD.never51．A.angryB.concernedC.gladD.worried52．A.pr

oblemB.doubtC.troubleD.mistake53．A.pleasantB.wrongC.meanD.funny54．A.BesidesB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Then55．A.shouldB.willC.mustD.might56．A.

reasonsB.disadvantagesC.shortcomingsD.advantages57．A.everyoneB.nooneC.anyoneD.someone58．A.happilyB.especiallyC.quicklyD.immediately5

9．A.likeB.missC.needD.help60．A.loseB.stayC.getD.find第五题单句填空(共16小题；每小题1.5分，满分24分)61.Thetimeyoudevotedtotheresearchisworthwhile.62.Don'tregardmeast

hefoolyouthoughtmetobe.63.Whenitcameto(make)modelplanes,hetoldmethathewascuriousaboutspacetravel.64.Manyinterestingexperime

nts(carry)outthesedays.Wearewaitingfortheresults.65.Theflatoverours(not,repair)now,sowecanhaveaperiodofquiettime.66.Hissuddenweight_______(lo

se)ledtohisconcernoverhishealth.67.Allthe_______havedisappearedinthedarkness.(deer)68.Manyinterestingexperiments_______(carry)out

thesedays,andwearewaitingfortheresults.69.Theyhadintended_______(persuade)meintofollowingthem,buttheyfailed.70.Measuresshouldbetakentosave

the_______(endanger)species.71.Howlongdidittakeyou(read)thewholepassage?72.(hope),yourwifemaycomebacktolifeindays.73.Ou

rEnglishteacherproposedthateveryone(read)asmuchaspossible.74.Don'tyouthinkitworthwhile(donate)bloodtohelpt

hoseinneed?75.Howcouldyouhavedealtwiththeproblemwellpressure.76.Nowadaysmoreandmorepeople_______（beconcernedabout）th

eirhealth.第六题写作(满分26分)调查显示，长江江豚(YangtzeFinlessPorpoise)受人类活动影响而濒临灭绝，目前总数约1000只。假设你是李华，请你用英语给WWF写一封信，请他们关注这一

状况并提供帮助。内容包括:1.说明写信目的2.简述江豚现状3.希望WWF如何帮助(如:资助江豚保护项目等)4.表示感谢并期望回复。注意:1.词数80左右;2.开头和结尾已给出，不计人总词数。参考词汇:紧急的emergent;基金会foundation;方便的

convenientDearSirorMadam,I'mastudentfromChongqing,China.Yoursincerely,LiHua高一下4月月考答案第一题听力CAABCCBBBAABABCBCCAB

第二题阅读理解A【语篇解读】本文是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述了一位消防员在救人的过程中不幸牺牲的故事。21、D[细节理解题。由第一段中的“thefireengines(消防车)arrivedatthefire”和“Thefirefightersplacedaladder(

梯子)againstthewoodenhouse”可知，一座木制房屋着火了，故选D项。]22、D[细节理解题。由第二段中的“Marcusfellbackwardsofftheladder”和第三段中的“adoctortold

thementhatMarcuswasnearlybraindead”可知，Marcus从梯子上摔下来后受了重伤，故选D项。]23、B[词义猜测题。由第三段中的“Withinanhour，adoctortoldthementhatMarcuswasnearlybraind

ead”可知，Marcus当时失去了意识，故选B项。]24、A[推理判断题。由最后一段中的“ThedayMarcusdied，hisheartwasgivenawaytoayounggirl.Hisfamilysaidthati

twasthesecondlifeMarcushadsaved.”可知，Marcus的家人对他的离世感到很伤心，不过对于将他的心脏捐赠给一个女孩这件事感到很自豪，故选A项。]B【语篇解读】要准确地预测地震很难，但从古至今人们都尝试用不同方法对地震进行预测。25、B[细节理解题。由第一段

最后一句的“Japanesepeoplehaven'tbeenabletogetthesethoughtsoutoftheirminds”可知。]26、B[细节理解题。由第二段最后一句“Itwouldbete

rriblenottowarnpeopleofapossibledisasterincaseaquakeactuallyoccurs”可知答案。]27、C[细节理解题。由文章最后一段可得出答案。]28、A[主旨大意题。由全文可知，本文讲的是地震

预报的重要性。]C【语篇解读】本文是一篇议论文。文章讲述的是“接受现实能让我们的生活更快乐、更美好”。29、D[细节理解题。根据第一段“Oneofthegreatestsourcesofunhappiness，inm

yexperience，isthedifficultywehaveinacceptingthingsastheyare.”可知，作者认为，我们感到不快乐可能是因为我们一开始就不喜欢某样东西。]30、C[代词指代题。根据第四段第二句“Accepttheset

hingsastheyare，andtrytounderstandwhythey'rethatway.”可知，接受这些事情的本来面目，试着去理解它们为什么会这样。由此推知这里的it指的是“接受并理解发生了什么。”]31

、D[推理判断题。根据最后一段中的“whenyoufindyourselfjudgingandwishingfordifference，tryadifferentapproach：accept，andunderstand.Itmi

ghtleadtosomeinterestingresults.”可知，最后一段建议我们尝试一种新的方式，让世界变得更美好。]32、A[主旨大意题。根据第一段“Oneofthegreatestsourcesofunhappiness，inmyexperience

，isthedifficultywehaveinacceptingthingsastheyare.”和最后一段中的“...tryadifferentapproach：accept，andunderstand.”可知，本文讲述

的是“接受现实能让我们的生活更快乐、更美好”。]D【语篇解读】说明文。主要讲了在地震前动物们的表现，有些动物对地震敏感，而有些动物对地震没有察觉。33、A[细节理解题。根据第一段第一句“Mandaraseemedtoknowsomethingbigwasaboutt

ohappen.”可知，Mandara表现得很奇怪因为它感觉有一些不同寻常的事情要发生。故选A。]34、A[细节理解题。根据第五段“Animalscanhearaboveandbelowourrangeofhearing，”saidBrandieSmith.“

That'spartoftheirspecialabilities.”可知BrandieSmith认为许多动物的听觉很敏锐。故选A。]35、A[推理判断题。根据最后一段中“Notalltheanimalsbehavedunusuallybeforethequake.Fore

xample，Smithsaidthezoo'sgiantpandasdidn'tjumpupuntiltheshakingactuallybegan.”可知在地震之前，大熊猫并没有表现异常，由此推断出大熊猫不能感知地震。故选A。]第三题七选五36---40CFAED36

.上句讲人们时刻面临压力，下句讲人们释放压力的办法。C项“不同的人用不同的方式感受压力”承上启下，故选C。37.本段讲面对压力时要得到别人的帮助和支持，尤其是朋友可能和你有一样的经历。F项符合语境，故选F。38.本段讲面对压力时不要一个人扛，A项“寻求帮助帮你渡过难

关”告诉了我们解决办法，故选A。39.本段讲解决问题,想解决问题要先找到问题所在。故选E。40.本段讲要有积极的态度。D项“当压力没有了会感觉很好”结束全文，故选D。第四题完型填空：ACDBDBAACADACBDDBCAB【解析】试题分析：本文是叙述加说明类文章。目前上网写“

博客”成为一种时髦，那么什么是博客呢？文章作者通过自己的体会以及自己妹妹的例子说明“博客”即网络日记,与传统日记的相似之处和区别。41．A。A同样的；B麻烦的；C困难的；D日常的，每天的；此处强调“博客”与传统日记的内容是一样的。

42．C。A熟悉的；B特别的；C相似的；D不同的。43．D。作者强调的是“传统的”日记。dated“过时的”，；personal“个人的”，修饰日记，没有必要。44．B。通过下文内容可知，“博客”与日记最大的区别在于它的“公开性”，任何人都可能看到。45．D。根据文章所

提供的上下文对比的逻辑以及常识判断可知，日记记录的都是个人的“秘密”。46．B。A告诉；B分享；C印刷，出版；D解决；是秘密，就不想跟人“分享”。47．A。A代替，而不是；B和，同，也，并；C支持，赞成；D不

关，尽管；48．A。A博客；B日记；C报告；D网页；作者的妹妹喜欢写“博客”，很多思维都喜欢在博客上倾述。49．C。A尽管；B既然，自从；C当..时；D因为；作者说明当自己和妹妹一样大时往往写日记。50．A。A仅仅，只；B已经；C仍然；D从未；作者只能把

自己遇到的事情写在日记上。51．D。A生气的，愤怒的；B绝望的；C开心的，高兴的；D担心的；作者把日记藏起来，“担心”会被别人看见，被别人看见以后会影响相互之间的关系。52．A。A问题；B怀疑；C麻烦；D错误；从后面的内容看，“博客”

的内容会被别人看到，具有公平性。如果说了别人的坏话会伤害别人的感情，因此此处介绍的是“博客”的“问题”。53．C。A困难的；B错误的；C刻薄的，恶意的；D滑稽的；此处说的是别人的坏话54．B。A而且；B然而；C因此；D那么；此处说明的是“博客”与日记的不同，形成转折关系。55．D。A应该；B将要；

C必须；D也许；在“博客”上发布攻击别人的言论，这个人“或许会”看到。但是不可能“一定会”看到，因此must，will不符合文意。56．D。A理由；B劣势；C缺点；优势，好处；前面说明了“博客”的问题，这再介绍“博客”的好处。57．B。在

日记上写了什么东西，别人不会看到，因此选noone。58．C。A开心地；B尤其；C迅速地；D立刻；在“博客”上写上同样的东西，好朋友很快就会看到。59．A。此处指来自于最好的朋友的安慰，与前文“没人关心我”相呼应。朋友的喜欢就是“关心”。“思念”不符合文章前后逻辑。如果选“需要”则把关系颠倒了。6

0．B。stayincontactwithsb．="keep"intouchwithsb．“与某人保持联系”第五题单句填空61.that/which62.who/that63.making64.arebeingcarried65.isnotbei

ngrepaired66.loss67.deer68.arebeingcarried69.topersuade70.endangered71.toread72.Hopefully73.read74.todonate/donating75.un

der76.areconcernedabout第六题写作I'mwritingthisletterbecauseoftheemergentsituationoftheYangtzeFinlessPorp

oise.Onaccountofhumanbeings'activities,thenumberofthispreciousspecieshasdroppedtoabout1,000.AsfarasIk

now,theWorldWideFundForNature(WWF)canhelpthosespecies.IwouldappreciateitgreatlyifyoucouldcometoChinatohaveacloseobser

vationofthepoorFinlessPorpoisesandgiveusaidanddirectiontopreventthemfromdyingout.ThanksforreadingmyletterandIamlookingforwardtohearing

fromyousoon.