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泉港一中2019-2020学年上学期第二次月考高二英语试卷：（考试时间：120分钟总分：150分）第I卷（共100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.WhatisMr.Hopkinsprobably?A.Asailor.B.Acaptain.C.Atraveler.2.Howdoesth

ewomangotoworkinLondon?A.Bybus.B.Bysubway.C.Bycar.3.Whatdotheman’swordsmean?A.Everythingmustbedoneperfectly.B.Doaswellasyou

can.C.It’snoneeddoingeverythingperfectly.4.Whatwillthespeakersdotomorrow?A.Haveapicnic.B.VisittheSummerP

alace.C.GototheGreatWall.5.Whendothestudentshavetobeatschoolinthewoman’shometown?A.From8:30amto3:00pm.B.From8:30amto3:00

pm.C.From8:30amto5:00pm.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。听第6段材料，回答第6~7小题。6.Whydidthewomangotothedoctorlastyear?A.Shehadabadcold.B.Shehadaheadache.

C.Shehadatoothache.7.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?A.Thedoctorusesalotofidiomswhenspeakingtohispatients.B.Themanandthewomanarefromdiffe

rentplaces.C.It’shardforthemantounderstandthelocalaccentinDetroit.听第7段材料，回答第8~10小题。8.Whatistheman’sopiniononthelecture?A.Verydull.B.Notim

pressiveatall.C.Interesting.9.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthelecture?A.Shehasthesameopinionasthemandoes.B.Shethinkspoorlyof

thelecture.C.Shethinkshighlyofthelecture.10.Whydoesthewomanthinkcoalwon’tbeimportantanylonger?A.Peoplewilluseatomicenergyaspower.B.Peopledon’

thaveanymodernmachinery.C.Thecoalgetslessandless.听第8段材料，回答第11~13小题。11.Whereisthemangoingtotravel?A.Washington.B.Honolu

lu.C.Chicago.12.Howmuchwillthemanprobablypayfortheticket?A.＄952.B.＄515.C.＄476.13.Whichflightsisthemangoingtotakeforhisroundtrip?A.

Flight220andFlight515.B.Flight515andFlight476.C.Flight220andFlight576.听第9段材料，回答第14~16小题。14.Whatcanweknowaboutthesummercourses

fromtheconversation?A.Studentsonlyneedtostudypart-time.B.Eachcourselastsforfourweeks.C.Studentsneedtowork23hoursaweek.15.Wh

enwillthesecondcoursebegin?A.OnJuly3.B.OnJuly20.C.OnJuly24.16.Ifthemantakesonecourseandlivesinthedormitory，howmuchwillhepayintotal?A.350yuan

B.450yuan.C.500yuan.听第10段材料，回答第17~20小题。17.WhendidDr.Mottstartrunning?A.Whenhewasateenager.B.Whenhewastwenty-seven.C.

Whenhegraduatedfromhighschool.18.HowdidDr.Mottvaluetheexercise?A.Itisthekeytobetterwork.B.Itisthekeytobettersleep.C.Itisthek

eytobetterhealth.19.Whatshouldyoudowhenyoudon’thaveexerciseforacoupleofdays?A.Walkfirst.B.Runfastforfivedays.C.Pickitupwhereyouleftoff.20.What

doesregulatedexercisemean?A.Runningtwiceaweek.B.Controllingtheexerciseprogram.C.Runningasix-milerace.第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30

分)阅读下面短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。AIfyouenjoyreading，therealmofbookswillbecomeaparadise（乐园）whichcannotbeexperienc

edbywatchingtelevision．Astudyhasshownhowthosewhoreadforpleasureachievemoreinliteracy（读写能力）andthinkingabiliti

esthanthosewhodon't．Actually，thereisnothingelsewhichwillexpandyourlanguageskillsandmakeyourimaginationfly．Tobeginwith，languageski

llscanbebetterlearnedthroughreadingforpleasurethanthroughwatchingTVforentertainment,Atbest,watchingtelevisioncanbeeducati

onalaswellasentertaining，butnobodywishestoraiseliteracylevelsbysimplysittinginfrontofaTVbox．Therefor

e，onlybyreadingcanyouenrichyourvocabulary．However，itmustbemadeclearthatthelinkbetweenliteracyandreadingislikecomparinghealth

tosport．Oneissomethingfunctionalandtheotherissomethingyoudobecauseyouenjoyit．Thebooksthathelpyoumostinimaginationarethosewhichmakeyouthinkthemos

t．Inthislight，readingforpleasure，bothpaper﹣basedandon﹣screen，isfarmorebeneficialthanwatchingTV．Forexample，

thereisalwaysabookwhichisopenedwithexpectationandclosedwithprofit：imagination．Unfortunately，somepeople'sloveo

fbooksisbeingruinedbytelevision，whichmaybeconsideredasadeclineinthinkingabilities．Onthewhole，watchingTVislargelyharmless

asanentertainmentandinformationtool，butthereisnobetterwaytoenhanceyourlanguageskillsandimaginationthanreadingforpleasure

．Forthosewhowouldcontinuetoenjoyreading，thereisaparadisenotyetbeinglost．Havingacquiredanamountoflanguageskillsthro

ughwidereading，youmightaswellimaginethatsuchaparadisewouldnotbeveryunlikeakindoflibrary．21．Intheauthor'sopinion，watchingTVis．A

．awasteoftimeandenergyB．aparadiseforchildrenC．beneficialtosomeextentD．justforentertainment22．Whatdoestheauthorthinkofreading？A．Peoplecanobtainthetr

uestinformationthroughit．B．WatchingTVoffersmorepleasurethanitinreality．C．Morelanguageskillswillbeobta

inedaspeopledomoreofit．D．Itplaysthesameroleinfiringkids'imaginationaswatchingTV．23．Howisthepassagemainlydeveloped？A．Bymakingacomparison．B．Bydescribin

gaprocess．C．Byusingsomeexamples．D．Byfollowingtimeorder．BJoshMorrison,17,dreamedofraising$100,000tobuildahomeforalow-incomefam

ily.Afteryearsofhardwork,hisdreamhascometrue.Thehouseisnowintheearlystagesofbuilding.Sixyearsago,JoshandhisdadwentintoaH

abitatforHumanityReStore,ahomeimprovementstoreanddonationcenterrunbythenonprofitorganization.Theyweretheret

obuyasink.Josh,then11,alsonoticedacollectionofpennies.“Iinstantlyfelttheurgetohelpoutwiththat,”hesaid.Joshsetafundrai

singdeadlineoffouryears.Manypeopledoubtedwhetherhecouldreachhisgoalof$100,000,butitdidn’tshakehisfaith.

Heraisedmoneyathisschoolandothernearbyschools.Hecollectedmoneyfromneighbours,gotpublicityfromlocalnewspapers,andplacedcansinstoressothatp

eoplecoulddonateextrachange.Josh’sfundraisingeffortsbegantoproduceresults.Still,therewerechallenges.Fourmonthbeforehisdeadline,hewas$30,000short.Hed

ecidedtoholdFamilyFunFairandspaghettiDinnerinUxbridge,whichisintheprovinceofOntario.Theeventraised$19,000.“Ididn’tcarehowlong

ittookme,”Joshsaid.“Iwouldraise$100,000.”Withthreeweeksleft,acompanycalledJosh’shouse,offeringtodonate$18,000.Eventually,Joshreachedatotalof$134,

000beforethedeadline.“Themomentumjustkeptgoing,andwedecidedtodomore,”hesaid.“Josh’sPennyHouse”isbeingbuiltbyHabitatforHumanityinthec

ityofOshawa,alongwith24newtownhouses.Joshhashelpedwithsomeoftheconstruction,ashaveothervolunteers.Hewillchoo

sethefamilythatmovesintotheunit.Nextyear,the17-year-oldwillheadtocollegeinBritishColumbia,Canada’swesternmostp

rovince.Asa11-year-oldkidwhenstartingfundraisingJoshwasabletosendapowerfulmessageacrosstheworld.Nomatterhowoldyouare,ifyouhaveadreamandarewi

llingtodoanythingtoachieveat,itcancometrue.24.WhichwordcanbestdescribeJoshMorrisoninParagraph2?A.Cautious.B.Straightforward.C.Open

-minded.D.Determined.25.WhywastheFamilyFunFairandSpaghettiDinnereventheldinUxbridge?A.Toattainhisgoal.B.Tocallformoreattention.C.

Towinapprovalfromthelocals.D.Tofindsponsorsforafamily.26.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph4mean?A.Hereceivedcontinuousdo

nations.B.Hisprojectbecamemorepopular.C.Hegotmoresupportfromhisfamily.D.Theresultwasbeyondexpectations.27

.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.KindnessfromaCompanyB.ThePennyHouseDreamC.AnAstonishingFundraiserD.aBoywithaWarmHeartCWhentherearesomestrangersinf

rontofus,whichofthemwillwetrust?AccordingtoanewstudyintheonlinePLOSOne,peoplemaketheirdecisionstotrustotherslargelybasedonthei

rfaces.Yourappearancecandoalotforyou,especiallyifyouareinthefinancialindustry.Themoretrustworthyyoulook,themorelikelypeoplew

illbuywhatyou’reselling.ResearchersfromBritain’sUniversityofWarwickBusinessSchool,UniversityCollegeLondon,and

DartmouthCollege,US,didanumberofexperiments.Theresearchteamusedcomputersoftwaretomake40faces,fromtheleasttothemosttrustworthy-looking.Thestudys

aidthatthedifferencebetweenatrustworthyfaceandonethatisn’tastrustworthycomesfromfeaturesthatlookslightlyangryorslightlyhappy,evenwhenthefa

ceisatrest.However,aslightlyhappyfaceismorelikelytobetrusted.Researchersgaveparticipantssomemoneyandaskedthemwhichfacetheytrustedtoinvestth

emoneyforthem.Thenresearchersgavesomegoodandbadinformationaboutthepeoplewiththesefaces,andaskedthepartic

ipantsagainwhomtheytrusted.Theresultsshowedthateveniftheygotdifferentinformation,theparticipantsdidn’tchangetheirchoi

ces.Theywerestillmorelikelytoinvesttheirmoneywiththemoretrustworthy-lookingfaces.ChrisOlivola,oneofthestudy’sauthors

,saidintheUniversityofWarwick’spressrelease:“Itseemswearestillwillingtogowithourowninstinctsaboutwhetherwethinksomeon

elookslikewecantrustthem.”28.Accordingtothestudy,whichofthefollowingfacesismostlikelytobetrusted?A.Anembarrasse

dface.B.Adisappointedface.C.Asmilingface.D.Anervousface.29.Whatdoweknowabouttheexperiments?A.Researcherstookphotosofthe40people’sfacesi

ncolleges.B.Mostparticipantsgavetheirmoneytothetrustworthy-lookingfaces.C.Thetrustworthyfacesweregivengoodinformation.D.Participantslik

edtochoosethefaceswithgoodinformation.30.Whichofthefollowingbestexplains“instincts”underlinedinthelastparagraph?A.Opinionsthatgr

owoutofsocialpractice.B.Judgementsthatareeasilychangedbyothers.C.Goodinformationthataregivenbypeoplea

round.D.Feelingsratherthanopinionsorideasbasedonfacts.31.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Whypeopletrustastrangerwithgoodappearance.B.Peopleusual

lyjudgestrangersaccordingtotheirfaces.C.Howdifferentinformationaffectspeople’sdecisions.D.Whytheresearchteamcarriedouttheexperiment.DDogs,unli

kepeople，arecapableofpurelove﹣atleastaccordingtoFreud．AsmoreAmericanslivealone，unconditionalaffectionisin

demand．Petownershiphasrisenfordecades．Morethanathirdofhomeshaveatleastonedog，accordingtotheAmericanVeterinaryMedicalAssociation．Butthepopula

rityoffour﹣leggedfriendshasanunpleasantcost：dogssqueezeoutmorethantwicethewasteoftheaverageperson,oraround275pou

ndsayear．Withover83，000，000dogsrunningaroundthecountry，thatisalotofwaste．Around60%ofthestuffgetscolle

ctedandtruckedtolandfills，whereitreleasesmethane，agreenhousegas．Therestdeliverssurprisestopedestriansandcanpo

llutewaterways．Theproblemisparticularlybadincities，wheregreenspacesarefewandlonelysoulsseekingpuppyloveplentiful．Thereareover600，000dogsinNewYork

﹣oneforevery14people﹣generatingover100，000tonsofturd（粪便）ayear．Thisisamissedopportunity，saysRonGonen，thecity'sfor

merrecyclingtsar（掌权者）．Nowintheprivatesector，heistryingtolaunch"SparkyPower"，aprogrammetotransformdogwasteintocleanenergyint

hecity'sdogparks．Theideaistofitparkswithsmallanacrobicdigesters（厌氧分解池）．Dogownerswouldplacetheirdogs'turdintothemac

hine，whichthenturnsturdintogasforpoweringlampsandotherparkequipment．Ayear﹣longpilotwouldintroducedigestersinthreeparksatacostofaround$100，00

0，000．Theparksdepartmentisthinkingabouttheproposal．Similarschemesinothercitieshaveprovedshort﹣lived．AnundergroundEnergyTransformationUsing

ReactiveDigestion（E﹣TURD）devicecreatedbyArizonaStateUniversitystudentsforadogparkinGilbert，Arizona，in2012finallyfailed．"It'sgreattoturnitintoa

biofuel，butfirstyougottapickitup，"saysTomBoyd，anentrepreneurinTennessee．Hiscompany，PooPrints，shamesthe

ownersofdogswhofailtocleanuptheirmessesbytestingDNAinuncollectedturd．32．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart"Theproblem"inParagraph4ref

erto？A．Lotsofpeoplefeellonely．B．Petdogsproducealotofwaste．C．Thereareverylimitedgreenspaces．D．Thegreenhou

seeffectisgettingserious．33．Whatdoweknowabouttheprogramme"SparkyPower"？A．Itisaboutrecyclinghouseholdwa

ste．B．Itisoperatedbythelocalgovernment．C．Itaimstoproducepowerfromdogwaste．D．Itaimstocleanparkswithrenewableenergy．34．Sofarthepro

gramme"SparkyPower"．A．hasjuststartedB．hasendedinfailureC．isagreatsuccessD.isstillunderconsideration35．Whatisthepur

poseofthecompanyPooPrints？A．Tomakegooduseofdogwaste．B．Tohelppeoplelookfortheirdogs．C．Toreducethenumberofdogowner

s．D．Topushpeopletopickuptheirdogs'waste第二节(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10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。Everybodylikesto

getafreebie（赠品）．OnmywaytoworktodayIwasofferedabottleofnewmineralwater．Luckymeeh？（36）﹣whereyoucangetafreebiedependsonanumberof

factors．Forbusinesses，givingoutsomethingfornothingisanimportantmarketingtechnique．Theywanttoseeourreactionandhearourf

eedback（反馈）andfinallymakeusbuymore．（37）．Theywanttotargettheso﹣calledtrendsetters，inthehopethattheywillspeakpositive

lyabouttheproductandencouragepeopletobuymore．Livinginacapitalcitycertainlyimprovesyourchancesofgettingafreebie．（38）．SoifyouliveinLondon，Paris

orBeijing，you'llprobablyseeanewpromotionalcampaignstartingtherefirst．Thehopeisthatthefashionablepeopletherewilltryandlikethenewitemandsupportiton

socialmedia．Eventuallyeveryonearoundthecountrywillknowaboutit．Howbusinessesgiveawayfreebiesisalsoofinteres

t．（39）：futureselling，cross﹣sellingandup﹣selling．Thefirstisaboutgivingsomethingawayassumingwewilllikeitandbuymoreclients（客户）throughanentranceproduct，w

iththeintentionofsellingthemadditionalproductsduringitslifecycle，andup﹣sellinghappenswhenabasicversi

onisgivenawayforfreebutchargesaclientformoreadvancedandcompleteversions．（40）﹣someonehastopayforitandthisusuallycomesfromafirm'smarketingbudgetw

hichisfundedbytheproductswebuy﹣sotheexpression"there'snosuchthingasafreelunch"couldbetrue．A．WemightnotgivenitmuchthoughtB．Wellit's

anotnecessarilydowntoluckC．OfcourseafreebieisnotactuallyfreeD．ButwhotheyhearfromisveryimportantE．Maybeyouhav

eexperiencedoneoftheseapproachesF．AccordingtoeconomistEnricoTrevisan，theyhavethreeapproachesG．Notonlyisthepopula

tionlargerbuttheseplacesareconsideredthetrendsetter第三部分英语知识运用(共两节,满分40分)第一节完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最

佳选项。Yearsago,acriticaleventoccurredinmylifethatwouldchangeitforever.ImetKurtKampmeirofSuccessMotivationIncorporationf

orbreakfast.Whilewewere41,Kurtaskedme,＂John,whatisyour42forpersonalgrowth?＂Neveratalossforwords,Itriedtofi

ndthingsinmylifethatmight43forgrowth.ItoldhimaboutthemanyactivitiesinwhichIwas44.AndIwentintoa45abouthowhardIworkedandthega

insIwasmaking.Imusthavetalkedfortenminutes.Kurt46patiently,butthenhe47smiledandsaid,＂Youdon’thaveaper

sonalplanforgrowth,doyou?＂＂No,＂I48.＂Youknow,＂Kurtsaidsimply,＂growthisnota(n)49process.＂Andthat’swhenit50me.Iwasn’tdoinganything51tomakem

yselfbetter.Andatthatmoment,Imadethe52:Iwilldevelopandfollowapersonalgrowthplanformy53.Thatnight,Italkedtomywifeaboutmy54wi

thKurtandwhatIhadlearned.I55hertheworkbookandtapesKurtwasselling.We56thatKurtwasn’tjusttryingtomakeasale.Hewasofferinga57forustochangeourlivesanda

chieveourdreams.Severalimportantthingshappenedthatday.First,wedecidedto58theresources.Butmoreimportantly,

wemadeacommitmentto59togetherasacouple.Fromthatdayon,welearnedtogether,traveledtogether,andsacrificedtogether.Itwasa60decision.Whiletoomanycouple

sgrowapart,weweregrowingtogether.41.A.workingB.preparingC.thinkingD.eating42.A.suggestionB.demandC.planD.request43.A.appealB.lookC.callD.qualif

y44.A.involvedB.trappedC.lostD.bathed45.A.lectureB.speechC.discussionD.debate46.A.calculatedB.listenedC.drankD.explained47.A.eagerl

yB.graduallyC.gratefullyD.finally48.A.admittedB.interruptedC.apologizedD.complained49.A.automaticB.slowC.indepen

dentD.changing50.A.confusedB.informedC.pleasedD.hit51.A.onloanB.onpurposeC.onsaleD.onbalance52.A.commentB.an

nouncementC.decisionD.arrangement53.A.lifeB.progressC.performanceD.investment54.A.contractB.conversationC.n

egotiationD.argument55.A.lentB.soldC.showedD.offered56.A.recalledB.definedC.recognizedD.declared57.A.toolB.met

hodC.wayD.rule58.A.provideB.buyC.giveD.deliver59.A.growB.surviveC.moveD.gather60.A.difficultB.randomC.firmD

.wise第二节：（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。AsmalltowninNewZealandhasannounceda(n)61(usual)plantobandomes

ticcatsinordertoprotectnativewildlife.Those62currentlyowncatswillnotbeforcedtogivethemaway,accordingtotheplan.However,aftertheircatspassaway,theywi

llnotbeallowed63(get)anotherone.Thecatswillneedtohavemicrochips(芯片)64(put)justbelowthesurfaceof65skinssothat

theycanbefoundatanytime.Villageofficialssaytheplan66(need)becausedomesticcats67(attack)wildanimalsinthea

rea.Becauseofthis,theareasnativewildlifeis68(rapid)disappearing.NewZealandhaslisted150animalspeciesasbeingseri

ouslyendangeredandinneedof__69(protect).Theseanimalsincludeakindofantthatonlylivesunderonekindofrock,andakindoflizard(蜥蜴)thatonlyliv

es70acertainarea.第三节单词填空，根据汉语提示完成句子(每空限填一词，每题1分,满分10分)71．Thethingaboutbeingateacheristhatyouhave________to(有

机会)children’smindswhentheyareopenandeagertolearn.72.Thechurchandmanypeople________to(往往会)ignorethefactsandwereunwillingto

challengewhattheyhadalwayscomfortablybelieved.73.Itistheformsofthepeoplewhowerecaughtinthedisasterthathavemadet

hecity_________(纪念碑)tohumanhistory.74.Whenmyparentswerelookingforanameforme,they______across(偶然看到)thecharact

er“Nan”,whichisatypeofwoodthatisusedtoholduptheroof.75.Theyweren’tsurprisedatall,fortheyhad_______(听到)thenewsearlier.76.____

___to(习惯于)climbingthesteepmountains,hehadnodifficultyreachingthetop.77.Goodswhichareeasilydamaged,in______(尤其)glass,needspecialpacki

ng.78.Thelawstatesthattheseancientbuildingsmustbewell_____(保护).79.Hebehavedasifnothinghad______(发生).80.Thepast30yearsh

as______(见证)thegreatchangesinallaspectsofthelife.第四部分读后续写（满分25分）81.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。Thebe

llrang,announcingtheendofthevividartclassKarsonlovedmost.Hewasdelightedthathehadcreatedaverysatisfyingwork.Sohewalkedtothebackoftheclassroomtoputhi

sworkawaycarefully.There,lyingonthecarpetinfrontoftheclassroombookcase,wasagoldenticket!Karsonpickeditup.Hisheartbeatfasterwhenhesawth

atthenamelinewasblank.Hecouldn’tbelievehisluck!TheboysandgirlsinKarson’sclasscouldearngoldenticketsbydoingwellintheirstudyorbybeingextrahelp

fulorkind.Onceaweektheirteacherdrewaticketoutofaboxonherdeskandletthewinnerchooseaprize.Todaywasthegold

enticketdrawing,andherewasanotherticket,justforhim!Karsollookedaround.Nooneelsewasneartheticket.Allhisclassmateswereattheirdesks,laughingandt

alkingwitheachother.MissEvanswasengagedingradingthepaperscollectedearlierinthemorning.Karsondecidedt

owritehisnameontheblankline.Thenhecouldputitintotheprizeboxwiththesixticketshe’dalreadyearned.Withsomanychances,oneofhis

ticketswouldmostprobablybepicked!Thenhecouldchoosethepinktoypigforhissister’sbirthday,justlikehehadbeenhoping.He

smiledandreachedforthepencilinhispocket.Suddenlyhisfingersstopped.Therewasastrangefeelinginhischest,anditwasn’thisheartbe

at.It’sfindersorkeepers,right?Hewondered.Helookedoutofthewindowandtriedtofigureitout.Ontheonehand,hedidfindtheticket,buthehadn’tearnedit

.Somebodymusthavelostit.Butontheotherhand,hedidneedthisextraticketforhisgreatplan!注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；2.至少使用5个短

文中标有下划线的关键词语；3.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好；4.续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。Paragraph1:Karsonstaredattheblanknamelineforamoment.________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

_________Paragraph2:“Karson,I’dlikeyoutohaveanotherticket!”MissEvanssaid._________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案第一部分听力30分

：1~5ABBAC6~10ACCBA11~15BCACC16~20BACAB第二部分阅读30分：21CCA24.DAAB28CBDB32.BCBD七选五10分：36.BDGFC第三部分完型30分:41.DCDAB46.BDAAD51.BCABC56.CCBAD语法填空15分：61.unusua

l62.who63.toget64.put65.the或their66.isneeded67.havebeenattacking或areattacking68.rapidly69.protection70.in单句填空10分71.access72.tended73.monument74came

/ran75.heard76.Accustomed/Used77.particular78.preserved/protected79.happened/occurred80.witnessed81.第四部分读后续写25分Paragraph1:Karsonstar

edattheblanknamelineforamoment.Heknewhisplanwouldn’tbesogreatifhewonwithaticketthatdidn’tbelongtohim.Sohewalkeduptohisteacher.“Mi

ssEvans,Ihappenedtofindthisticketonthefloornearthebookcase.Ithinktheonewholostitwilllookforit.Andthesearemine.”hes

aid,droppinghissixticketsintothebox.Whenheturnedaroundtoleave,theteacherstoppedhim.Paragraph2:“Karson,I’dlikeyout

ohaveanotherticket!”MissEvanssaid.Karsonwasamazedandwonderedwhy.MissEvanssmiledandsignedtotheclasstoquietdown

.“Karsonhandedinthegoldentickethehadjustfound.Ithinkheishonestanddeservesanotherone!”Theclassburstint

oloudapplause.Karsonhappilywentbacktohisseat,eagerlyexpectingtheticketdrawing.Hestillwantedhisnametobepicked,buthewouldfeelOKevenifitwasn’t.Afte

rall,makingtherightchoicedidmakehimfeelgreat!