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英语（试卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟）注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标

号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。第一卷第一部分听力(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.Howdoesthegirlwanttogotothemuseum?A.Bysubway.B.Bybus.C.Bycar.2.Whathastheweatherbeenlikerecent

ly?A.Reallydry.B.Reallywet.C.Reallycold.3.Whatdoestheweddinghallforbiddoing?A.Throwingrice.B.Throwingthepiecesofnewsp

aper.C.Throwingcoloredpaper.4.Whatistheprobableoccupationoftheman?A.Apolitician.B.Alawyer.C.Ajournalist.5.Howmanylitersofwaterdid

themandrinktoday?A.One.B.Two.C.Three.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.Howdoesthemansoundatfirst?A.Nervous

.B.Thrilled.C.Disappointed.7.Whatcolordoesthewomanthinkoldtrainswere?A.Black.B.Green.C.Red.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatkindofshowdoes

themanwanttomake?A.Acookingshow.B.Aquizshow.C.Aninterviewshow.9.Wheredoesthemanwantpeopletowatchhisshow?A.Intheiroffices.B.Intheirhomes.C.Int

heircars.10.Whatisthewoman’sadvice?A.Pickingadifferentgoal.B.Savingupsomemoney.C.Makinghisshowdifferentfromothers.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatarethe

speakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Acolleague.B.Aconference.C.Abirthdayparty.12.Whatisthewomanplanningondoingfirst?A

.Buyingagift.B.Goingtothehospital.C.Pickingupnamecards.13.HowdidthewomanfeelatAndy’sbirthdaylastyear?A.Angry.B.Confu

sed.C.Satisfied.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Whyisgoingtothelakeabadidea?A.Itistoosmall.B.Itwillbetoocrowded.C.Itistoohot.15.Whatdoesthewomanplanto

dofirst?A.Preparelunch.B.Packtheluggage.C.Makecoffee.16.Wherewillthemanprobablygethisdrink?A.Athome.B.Atthegasstation.C.Atthebeachsto

re.17.Whatdoesthemanwanttousethetowelsfor?A.Lyingon.B.Dryinghimoff.C.Givingshade.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18

.Whatisthegoaloftheexercise?A.Tolearnhowtofollowinstructions.B.Tolearnabouttheimportanceofbusiness.C

.TolearnabouttheIndustrialRevolution.19.Whichclassdidbusinessmanagersbelongtoaccordingtothespeaker?A.Theupperclass.B.Themidd

letolowerclass.C.Theworkingclass.20.Howmanystudentswillbeneededtobethebankandsecurityofficersintotal?A.Four.B.Three.C

.Two.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AAsimplemosquitobitecanmeanseriousillnessordeath.Sowespraylar

geareaswithchemicalstowipeoutmosquitoes.Butthishasabadinfluenceonthewholeecosystemandyourhealth.Nowt

here’sanewdevice(装置),whichclaimstokeepyouandyourlovedonesmosquito-free：Whatarewetalkingabout?Mosquitron

,abrandnewtypeofbug(虫子)catcher,designedbytwoGermanengineers,isperfectforclearingyourhomeofallannoyingandd

angerousflyingpests!Howdoesitwork?◆Itiseasytosetup;plugitin—andawayyougo!◆Itlures(引诱)theflyingpestsnearusingasafe

,completelyharmlessUVlight.◆Areversefansuckstheinsectsthroughaone-waytrapdoor.◆Oncetrappedinthedryingbasket,theyare

driedtodeathbythefanwithin2minutes.◆Youcansimplyemptythedeadbugsintothetrash,withouteventouchingthem.◆Noneedf

orbatteriesoranychemicals.Howmuchdoesitcost?It’snow＄179.99.Itmayseemexpensiveatfirst,butwhenyouconsid

ermostdevicesneedregular,expensiverefillsanddon’tworkformorethan10minutes,thisisaprettygooddeal.Infact,competitorproductsusi

ngthesameUVtechnologyarepricedatover＄250!Nowyoucanbuyitfromthesupplier’swebsitewith50%offandwithfreeshippingforalimitedtimebyclickinghe

re.Note:Thedevicecanonlybereturnedorexchangedifitarrivesdamaged,andyoumustpayinadvance.21．Whatisthecharact

eristicofaMosquitron?A．Itiseasilyrecharged.B．Itisbattery-powered.C．Itisalmostsilentwhenoperating.D．Itkillsmosqu

itoeswithUVlight.22．WhatcanyouenjoyifbuyingaMosquitrononlinenow?A．Ahighdiscount.B．Acheapdelivery.C．R

eturnwithoutreasons.D．Cashondelivery.23．Whattypeofwritingisthistext?A．Areview.B．Anadvertisement.C．Aninstruction.D．Areport.BThespine

(脊柱)standsatthecenterofyourhealth,providingyourbodywithstructureandsupport.Italsocontainsamajorcollectionofnervesth

atdeliverelectricsignalsfromtherestofthebodytoyourbrain.Sinceyourspineissocentraltohealth,it’simportanttotakecareofit.Sta

yinginagoodpositionisoneofthemostimportantthingsyoucandotokeepyourspinehealthy.Aproperpositionmeansstandingorsit

tingwhilekeepingyourspinestraight,exceptforitsnaturalbending.Positionsplayavitalpartevenwhenyou’reasleep.Stoma

chsleepingisfarfromagoodidea.Manypeopleprefersleepingontheirside,whichisintheinterestsoftheirspine.Sleepingonyou

rbackhaslotsofbenefitsyetcancauselowerbackpainandputsomepressureonyourspine.Stayingstillfortoolong—evenifyourpositionisgood—canbehardo

nyourback.Especiallyifyouworkatataskmostoftheday,it’simportanttogetupandstretch(伸展)periodically.Therefore,exerciseisalsoake

ypartinthehealthofyourspine.Stretchescanhelpthemuscles(肌肉)aroundyourspinerelax.Strengthexerciseswithlightweightsorbodyweightexerciseslikepush­upscan

alsohelpbystrengtheningthemuscles.However,don’toverdotheexercise,asrepeatedmovementscanhurtthemusclesaroundt

hespine,astryingtoliftheavyweightswithpoortechnique.Yourdietalsoaffectsthehealthofyourspinebecausemanyvitaminsarenecessaryforbonesandnerv

es.Inparticular,vitaminBandomega-3fattyacidshelpkeepnerveshealthy.AnotherimportantpartisvitaminD,whichisrequired

forstrongbones.VitaminDcancomefromsomefoods,butit’salsoabsorbedfromsunlight,soitmayhelptodosomeexercisesoutside.Atlast,manyoftheactionsne

cessarytokeepaspinehealthyaresimilartothoseusedtoprotectyourhealthinotherways.Soprotectyourback,andtherestofthebodywillbenefit.2

4．Whichsleeppositionisbestforourspineaccordingtothepassage?25．WhatissuggestedinParagraph3?A．Doingaproperam

ountofexercise.B．Stayingstillinagoodposition.C．Repeatingacertainmovementmore.D．Strengtheningmusclesofthewholebody.26．Whatcanweinferaboutvitamins?A．Vi

taminBreactswithomega-3fattyacids.B．AbundantvitaminDguaranteesstrongbones.C．VitaminDcan’tbeabsorbedwithoutsunlight.D．Do

ingpush-upsoutsideincreasesvitaminDintake.27．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．Goodposture,goodspineB．Staystill,stayhealthyC．Healthymeans,h

ealthyspineD．Properexercise,properweightCTheremaybenojobmorereactivethanfirefighting.Youwaitforthealarmtosound;wheni

tdoes,yougoandfightfires.However,whatifthereisanalgorithm(计算程序)thatcantaketheguessworkoutoffireprevention?Formorethanayear,th

eFireDepartmentofNewYork(FDNY)hasbeendoingjustthat.UsingadatatoolcalledFireCast2.0,ithasbeenprioritizing(排序)whichonesofthehundre

dsofthousandsofbuildingsinthecityareatthehighestriskofhavingafire.Thesoftwareappliesanalgorithmfromfivecityagencies,takingintoaccountasmanyas2

0differentriskfactors.Itwasn'tthatlongago,infact,thatevenafiredepartmentassophisticated(配备精良)asFDNYwaskee

pingtrackofbuildingsincardcataloguesinlocalfirehouses.Eachstructurewouldhaveitsowncardwithbasicinformationonit—whenitw

asbuilt,constructionmaterials—andfromthat,companycommanderswereexpectedtodeterminewhichbuildingsweretobeinspected(检查).Buildi

nginspectionswereakeypartoffirepreventionincitieslikeNewYork,andthat,asyoumightsuspect,wasn'taveryefficientwaytohandlethem.Usually,theFDNYstruggledt

omeetitsannualgoalofinspecting10percentofthe330,000buildingsinthecityforwhichitwasresponsible.ButFireCast

2.0hasalreadysimplifiedthatprocess,allowingthedepartmenttomoreaccuratelytargetthemostfire-pronebuildings,manyofwhichhaven'tbeeninspectedforyears.TheF

DNYispleasedwiththebigadvanceithasmadeinwhat'sknownas“smartfirefighting”，butit'sonlyafirststep.Laterthisyear,thedepartmentis

expectedtoupgradetoFireCast3.0,anevenmorepowerfultoolthatwillanalyzethreeyears'datafrom17differentcityagencie

sforeveryoneofthe330,000buildings.Eachwillbegivenafireriskscore.Butthatlistwillbeupdateddaily—ifabuildingreceivesatrashviolation,forinstance,itsscor

emayriseonthenextday'slist.Compiling(汇集)thedatafromallthosebuildingswilltakeonly90minutes,accordingtoareportfromtheNationalFireProtectionAssociat

ion.Averydifferentapproachtothefutureoffirefightingwasunveiled(揭露)recentlybytheU．S.OfficeofNavalResearch.It'sa18-poundrobotnamedSAFFIR,anditwasdes

ignedbyengineersatVirginiaTechtoputoutfireswherethey'remostdangerous.Duringarecenttest,SAFFIRwasabletofindfireth

roughthicksmokeandextinguish(扑灭)theflames.Maybemoreimpressively,itdisplayeditssealegs,abletostayuprightonarollingship.That,accordingtoSAFFIR'sde

signers,mayhavebeentheirbiggestchallenge.SAFFIRstillstrugglestonavigate(穿过)doorwaysandstairwells.Inthetest,infact,itsmovementswer

econtrolledbyahuman.Whileitwilllikelybepairedwithahumanforsometime,SAFFIRmayeventuallybeabletomoveandmakedecisionsonitsown.2

8.Accordingtothepassage,what'sthemainfunctionofFireCast2.0?A.Tomakethealarmsoundforalongertime.B.Toreducefirefighters

'chancesofbeinginjured.C.Topreventthefirefromspreadingfurther.D.Topredictplacesthataremorelikelytocatchfire.29.WhatcanwelearnfromParagraph2?A

.TheFDNYdoesn'tkeeptrackofbuildingsincardcatalogues.B.TheFDNYisonlyresponsibleforinspectingbuildingsinNewYork.C.TheFDNY

hasfailedtomeetitsannualgoalofbuildinginspections.D.TheFDNYgetsitsstaff'sworkloadreducedbyusingFireCast2.0.30.According

tothepassage,FireCast3.0________.A.cananalyzemoredatathanFireCast2.0doesB.hasalreadybeenusedbyeachfir

edepartmentC.willupdatethefireriskscoresevery90minutesD.willkeeparecordofinformationonbuildingsin13cities31.Accordingtothepassage,SAFFIR________.

A.isabletomakedecisionsonitsownB.isnotreadytobebroughtintouseC.wasoriginallydesignedtobeusedonshipsD.ismainlyusedt

oleadthewayforfirefightersDIgrewupeatingeggsfromwhiteshells;Ididn'tknowtheycouldbeanyothercolor.Oureggscamefromthegro

cerystoreinstyrofoampackaging,andtheeggsintherefrigeratorsatallmyfriends'houseswereexactlythesame.Lif

einthe1970sand1980smeantnofarmer'smarkets,notripstofarmsandnoconceptoffoodvariety.WhenIbeganbuyingmyeggsatthefarmer'smarket

,thingschanged.TheeggswerebrownandusuallyinpaperboardcartonsorStyrofoamcartonsthatwereclearlybeingreused.IknowI'mnottheonlyonewhohadtha

texperiencewitheggs,soit'snowonderthatmanypeopleassumebrowneggsaremorenutritious(有营养的).Ifwe'reworkingofftheassumpt

ionthatallwhiteeggsatthegrocerystorecomefrombigfactoryfarmsandthatallbrowneggscomefromlocalfarmerswhoraisefree-range(放养的)chickens...sure.Brown

isbetter.Butisthattrue?Eggshellcolorisdeterminedbythebreed(品种)ofthehen,notbytheconditionsinwhichthechickenisraised.Genera

llyspeaking,youcantellwhethereggswillbewhitebylookingatahen'searlobes,thecoloredskinonthesideofthehead.Henswithwhiteearlobesgenera

llylaywhiteeggs.Henswithbrownorreddishearlobesgenerallylayeggsthatarebrown,orsometimeslightgreen,blueoraspeckledcreamycolor,

accordingtoMichiganStateUniversityExtension.Noonebreedofhen,however,isproventolayamorenutritiouseggthananother,despitethecoloroftheeggshell.Notalle

ggsarecreatedequalbecausenotallhensareraisedthesameway.AtestdonebyMotherEarthNewsoneggstakenfrom14flocksaroundthecountrywhosehenswereallowe

dfrequentaccesstofreshpasture,landcoveredwithgrass,foundthattruefree-rangeeggswerenutritionallysuperiortoeggssoldingrocerystores.“True”fr

ee­rangemeansjustthateggsfromthegrocerystorethataremarketedasfreerangedonotnecessarilycomefromhensthathavespenttheirdayswanderingthebarnyard,gettin

gfreshairandeatinganaturaldiet.When“Free-range”isonaneggcarton,itmeansthatthechickenscanmovearoundtheirbuildingandhaveaccessto

theoutdoors“duringtheirproductioncycle”．Butaccessdoesn'tguaranteetimeoutside.There'snoregulationthatsaysge

ttingtothatdoorhastobeeasy,howbigtheoutdoorareamustbe,orthatachickeneverhastogetoutside.Achickeninacrowdedh

enhousemaynevergettothedoor,andifitmanagestogothroughit,itmayfindthere'snoroomforitinthesmallareaoutside.That'swhyit'ssoha

rdtodetermineiffree-rangeeggsatthestorecomefromtrulyfree-rangechickens.Atafarmorfarmers'market,youcanaskabouttheconditionsthatt

hehens'areraisedinbeforeyoubuy.Anotherfactorinthenutritionofaneggisthehens'diet.Althoughchickensarenotvegetarians(素食者)bynature—bugsandwormsarepar

toftheirnaturaldiets—ConsumerReportstestedgrocerystoreeggsandfoundthat“hensfedvegetariandietstendedtohavemoreofcertainvitaminsandome

ga-3sthanthosefromhensfedaconventionaldiet”．Sowhenyou'rechoosingeggsandaimingfornutrition,don'tjudgeaneggbyitsshellc

olor.Whiteeggscanbejustasnutritiousasbrowneggs.Hensthatarekeptinconditionsthatarenaturaltothem—withaccesstotheoutdoors,sunlighta

ndexercise—andfedagooddietarewhatyou'relookingfor.Tofindthem,you'llneedtoasksomequestionsand,perhaps,payalittlemore,because

raisinghensinpasturescostsmorethanraisingthematfactoryfarming.32.Whentheauthorfirstsaweggsatafarmers'market,________.A.theywerefresherthanthose

ingrocerystoresB.theyhadanunusualcolourC.theycostlessthanthosehehadboughtbeforeD.theywerevariouslypacked33.Itisimpliedinthepassagethatnowadays_

_______.A.truefree-rangechickenscannolongerbefoundanywhereB.so-calledfree-rangehensremaininhenhousesalldaylongC.theword“free

-range”isonlyusedasameansofcheatingD.thedefinitionof“free-range”cansometimesbeambiguous34.Wecanlearnfromthepassaget

hat________.A.nutritionalvalueofeggsdependsonnothingbutwhathenseatB.adietmixedwithplantsandwormsmakeseggsmorenutritiousC.farm

ersshouldfeedhensscientificallytogethigh-qualityeggsD.thebreedofhensshouldbeimprovedforthepurposeofnutrition35.Togeteggsricherinnutrition,youneedt

o________.A.analysetheirnutritionalcompositionB.investigatehowthehensareraisedC.assureyourselfoftheeggscostpriceD.discoverwheretheeggscomefrom第二节(

共5小题:每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Travelandillnessgohandinhand.Howmanytimeshaveyoubeenontheroadortra

velingbyplaneandwithinathree-daytimetheflucomesknocking?_____36_____Waystoprevent?Likeallgoodthingshavingasetlistofingredientstofigh

tagainstgettingsickwhiletravelingisnecessary.TakeYourHerbs(药草)withYou.Byallmeans,youcanpackyourvitamins,butalsopackthoseherbs.______

_37________Thisbitterspicehasbeenstudiedtoshowanimprovedimmunityofanpersonwhosuffersfromrespiratory(呼吸道的)infectionstoo.Agreatherbtohaveonahand(esp

eciallyifyouintendontryinganewrestaurant)willhelpsettlethatupsetdigestivetrack.DoNotIgnoreSymptoms______38_______Thisalonecansaveseveraldaysspenti

nmisery.However,sometimeswehavetotravelforbusiness,sopostponingislookeddownupon.If,thisisthecase,checkyourinsurancecoveragewhenitcomestodo

mesticandinternationaltraveling.Thisisacautiousmovewhenitcomestoneedingmedicalassistancewhiletraveling.______39_____

_Walkingaroundthecity,running,orexerciseofsomesortwillhelpfightofftravelillnesses.Wewouldallliketowalkaroundforanentireweek,but,besuretoclockin

someexercisesorlowcardioaction(有氧运动).Cardiohelpsourimmunitiestostayinshapeandtravelingcanbeabitdangerousonthatfront.There’salotofwaitingaround,sot

akethatlittleextratimetojoginplaceorrun.PackVitaminsThisisaneasyonetoforget.Asalastminutecheck,packsomevitaminsyounearlytakeathome.Jus

tbecauseyouaretravelingdoesn’tmeanyougetabackseattowhenitcomestotheflu.___________40______________A.

Isthereanythingtobedone?B.Movementkeepsyouhealthy.C.Swimmingisagoodkindofexercise.D.Don’ttaketoomanyth

ingswhiletraveling.E.ButtheVitaminsyoutakewillbehelpfultoyourcold.F.Androgrphispaniculata(穿心莲)hasbeenknowntot

reatbacterialinfections.G.Beforetraveling,ifsymptomsstarttoshow,postponetravelingifpossible.第三部分语言运用(共两节，满分35分)第一节完形填空(共1

5小题;每小题1分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。WhenMikeMushawjoinedthenationalbonemarrow(骨髓)registrythree

yearsago,heneverreallygaveitasecondthought.Aboutsixmonthsafterthesign-up,Mushawdidgetacallthathisbonemarrow41apatientinVirginia.Mushawdidn’tknowit

atthetimehisdonationwouldgotoafive-month-oldgirlnamedEleanor.Neitherdidheknowwhetherhisdonationwould42.Eleanor,sickwitharareimmunodeficiencydisease,h

adseldomleftherhouse43totraveltothehospitalorthedoctor.Herimmunesystemwasfartooweaktoriskeventhemost44humancontact

.Hermother,Jessica,toldNBC.“The45weretoeithergetatransplantorfacedeath.”Still,therewasno46ofsuccess.Instead,afterafewweeks,thedoctorscameba

ckwith47news:Eleanor’sconditionhadn’tjustimproved—Mushaw’sbonemarrowhad48her.Mushawsays:itwasmoreofa49andhappyfeelingthananything.”Aboutsixmonthsaf

tertheprocedure,Eleanor’sparentssenthimane-mailtothankhimforsavingherlife.“WhenIwastolditwasalittlegirl,I50,”Mushawsays.Bu

ttheirsurprising51wasonlybeginning.MushawandEleanorchattedwitheachotherbyFaceTime52tocheckonherprogress.InAugust,aboutay

earafterEleanor’s53transplant,Mushawinvitedherfamilytooneofhisgames.Tinyshoutsof“Mike!Mike!”couldbeheardastheli

ttlegirlcheeredonherveryownhero:asix-foot-two,225-poundfootballplayerwithavery54heart.InJanuary,Mushaw55withEleanortocelebrateherbirthday.Twocompl

etestrangersnowhavebecomesuchabigpartofeachother’slives.41.A.fittedB.equaledC.matchedD.resembled42.A.c

ountB.impactC.performD.work43.A.otherthanB.ratherthanC.morethanD.lessthan44.A.generalB.casualC.ignorantD.familiar45.A.conditionsB.optionsC.consequenc

esD.strategies46.A.guaranteeB.hopeC.insuranceD.possibility47.A.relaxingB.terrifyingC.amazingD.satisfying48.A.failedB.c

uredC.betteredD.lifted49.A.reliefB.griefC.celebrationD.expectation50.A.pickedupB.brokeupC.cheeredupD.chokedup51.A.improvementB.affectionC.connectionD

.attachment52.A.commonlyB.occasionallyC.regularlyD.scarcely53.A.problem-solvingB.life-changingC.heart-warmingD.body-building54.A.considerateB.gen

erousC.dedicatedD.passionate55.A.reunitedB.returnedC.recalledD.reacted第二卷第二节语篇填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填写

1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Didyouknowthatwhatyouthinkyoulikeanddon’tlikeisoftentheresultoffalse56(believe)?Ashumans,wete

ndtobe57(ease)influencedwhenitcomestolikingordislikingsomething,andwe’rehappytohaveourexistingopinions58(confirm).Butoncetheybecamefixed

,weoftenloseourabilitytobe59(object)andwedon’tliketohaveourideaschallenged.Generallyspeaking,humanbeingsarenotgoodattakingabalancedviewofthings.For

instance,weunconsciouslystarttolistenforandselectinformationthat60(match)ourunderstandingandturnablindeyetoinformat

ionthatdoesn’t,61(reject)itoutofhand.Wedon’talwaysliketoacceptnewinformationthatdoesn’tmatchupwithwhatwealreadybelieve.Asaresult,weoftendon’te

venconsiderthereasonsbehind62opposingpointofview.Instead,welookforevidencethatconfirms63wehavealreadythought,andwhichconfor

mstoourownpointofview.We’remorelikely64(give)meaningtoinformationthatmatchesthosewe’vealreadybelieved.Inotherwords,wearebiased(偏见)towardscert

aininformation.65cancomeasashockwheninformationwetrustedisactuallyexposedtobeuntrue.第三部分：写作（40分）第一节应用文写作（15分）假定你是李华，你的加拿大网友Jack想了解你

所在社区的垃圾分类（garbageclassification）开展情况。请你给他写一封回信，要点如下：1.活动开始时间2.活动开展情况3.活动后社区变化注意：1.写作词数应为80词；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearJack,______

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rs,LiHua第二节读后续写满分25分读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写的词数应为150左右。“Misssy,”Icriedtomywife.“Didyouputhisbananaskinonmydesk?”“No,honey,

Meghanprobablydid.”AsI’dfeared,shehadmissedtherealpurposeofmyquestion,whichwastomakeitcleartoherthatshehadn

’tdoneherjobofdefendingmydeskagainsttheinvader-ournaughtygirl.Iabandonedtheconversation.Isatatmydeskandstaredatthesc

reen.IwaitedpatientlyforideastocometomeasItriedtothinkupexamquestionsforatestIwouldgivemyEnglishstudents.Mywifewasofftoapartysomewhere,butIwas

notalone.Meghan,our22-month-oldangel,keptmecompany.Yetherplansseemedtogoagainstmine.Shefollowedadailyroutinet

hatwasbothtime-consumingandchallenging.Itincludedcertainbasictasks:watchingthefish,sweepingthefloorinherroom,climbing

upanddownonherbed.AtfirstIwasabletoconcentrateondesigningmytestpaper.ButIwassoonsidetracked.Ihadnotcountedonthearrivalofthe“bib

-bibs”---“bib-bibs”werebirds.“Bib-bibs!”Meghanscreamedexcitedly,hereyesalivewithexpectation.SheinsistedthatIcamewithhertothewindow.“Ina

minute.Justletmefinishthisquestion.”Isaid.Shepulledmebythehand(twofingers,actually)towardthewindow.Isawmyselfasafool,beingledtowatchthe“bib-

bids”.Theychatteredandleapedbackandforthonthelawnjustoutsideourapartmentwindow.Meghanwasabsorbed,butasIwatch

edthem,Istillthoughtaboutmywork.Withherattentionoffme,Ileftthewindowandwentbacktomydesk.Fiveminuteslater,s

hereturned.Shereacheduptomykeyboardandpressedabunchofkeys,addingalonglineofscrabbledletterstomyquestion.Istruggled

tobringmyannoyanceundercontrol.“No,thankyou,Meghan.Daddy’sseenyourwork.Iwilldoitmyself.”Shebackedoff.注意：1.续写词数应

为150左右2.请按照如下格式在答题卡上的相应位置作答。Afewminuteslater,shestoodinfrontofmewithhershoesandsocksinherhand._____________________________________

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CBBACBA阅读：CABAADCDDABDDCBAFGBE完型：CDABBACBADCCBBA语篇填空36.beliefs37.easily38.confirmed39.objective40.mat

ches41.rejecting42.an43.what44.togive45.It（注：拼写错误、大小写错误等，均视为错误，不得分。）应用文：DearJack,Iamdelightedtoreceiveyourlet

teraskingabouthowthegarbageclassificationisgoingoninourcommunity.NowIamwritingtosharewithyouthedetailsatyourrequest.Thecampaignh

asbeenlaunchedformonthsinourneighborhood.Initially,thelocalgovernmentadvertisestheimportanceoftheactivity.Meanw

hile,volunteersaretrainedtohelpcarryouttheproject.Gradually,theresidentherecanaccuratelydistinguishdifferentkindsofrubbishandac

cordinglythrowthewasteintodustbinswhichareplacedatthemainentrances.Thankstothejointefforts,ourcommuni

tytakesonabrandnewlook.Yours,LiHua读后续写：Possibleversion1Afewminuteslater,shestoodinfrontofmewithhersho

esandsocksinherhand.Igotit-shewantedmetotakeherouttothepark.IpretendedIhadn’tpaidattention.Shesteppedf

orward,staringatmewithherinnocenteyes.“Leavemealoneforawhile,Meghan,”Isaidwithoutlookingather.Afterafewseconds,outoftheco

rnerofmyeye,Isawtearstricklingdownhercheek.IfeltsoterriblethatIregrettedwhatIhadsaid.Ihadtocorrectmymi

stake.IfinallydecidedtotakeMeghantothepark.Iturnedtoherandsaid,“Sorry,let’sgotoseemore‘bib-bibs’!”Shewassoexcitedthatshesmiledthro

ughtears.Iheldherhandaswewalkedoutside.Wanderingthroughthepark,Meghanwaslikeafreebirdenjoyingherselfinthewidebluesky.See

inghersmileyface,Ifeltmuchhappierthandoingmywork.Icouldcatchuponitintheevening.Workcanalwayswait,butlovecannot.(152words)Possibleve

rsion2Afewminuteslater,shestoodinfrontofmewithhershoesandsocksinherhand.Iknewshewoulddistractmefromworkasmuchaspossibleuntilshehadmyfulla

ttention.Istoodmyground,pretendingthatIhadn’tnoticedher.Minuteslater,IheardMeghan’sfootstepsasshemarcheddownthehall.Thencameasuddenloudfromthefrontd

oor.Scaredandworried,Idashedtomydaughter’srescue.Inherhastetoreachthedoorknob,shehadaccidentallyknockedo

vertheshoerack.ShamewashedovermeasIrealizedwhatanirresponsibledadIwasbeing.IfinallydecidedtotakeMeghant

othepark.AsIhelpedherputonhersocksandshoes,Ikeptrepentingformyearlieractions.Alwaysbusywithmyteachingplans,Irare

lyspentenoughqualitytimewithmyangel.EvenwhenIgotthispreciouschance,Idideverythingtogetridofher.Onourway,Iheldontoherlittlehand,andshebeameda

smilethatwasbrighterthanthesun.Ismiledbackather,andvowedtomyselfthatIwouldwatchovermyangelfortherestofmylife.(179words)录音原文：Text1M:Thi

smonth,ourtripwillbetothemuseum.WewilltakeaschoolbustotheColmastation.Thenwe’lltakethesubwaydowntown.Yes,Tammy?W:Can

ourparentsdriveusinstead?(1)M:No,Iwantustogoasagroup.Text2W:Iheardonthenewsthatwe’refinallygoingtobegettingsomeraininthenextfewdays.M:That’sgood

news.Thishasbeenoneofthedriestmonthsonrecord,(2)soI’msurethetreesreallyneedit.Text3W:Whatawonderfulwed

dingthatwas!Itwillbeabigtasktosweepupallthatlitter.M:Therulesoftheweddinghallsaythrowingcoloredpaperisbanned.(3)ThrowingriceisOK.Andevenb

itsoftorn-upnewspaperareallowed.W:That’scrazy!Text4W:Onthefrontpageofyesterday’snewspaper,itsaysthatyouh

avecometoanagreementwiththeCanadiangovernment.Canyoutellusmoreaboutthat?M:Absolutely.Wehaveagreedtocontinueworkingtogethert

oimproveeconomicrelationsbetweenourtwocountries.(4)Text5W:CanIhavesomethingtodrink?Mythroatissodryfromourworkoutearlier,andal

lIhadtodaywasaboutaliter.M:Youneedtodrinksomewaterthen.Idrinktwolitersadayusually,andanextraonewhenIexercise.(5)Text6M:Let’svisitth

esteamrailwaytomorrow.It’ssoexciting.(6)W:You’relikealittleboywhowantstoseethoseoldtrainspumpingoutsmokeandsteam.M:Ilovethepowerandthesizeofthem—butm

ostofallIjustlovethesteam.Itisgreattoseetheminactionandwecanrideononeaswell.W:Yes.Ilikethem,too.Itislikegoingbacktotheolddayswhenalltrainswerebl

ack.(7)M:Well,tomorrowtherewillbegreenonesandredones,too.Text7W:Iunderstandthatyou’relookingtostartashowwithinthenext

twoyears.Isthistrue?(8)M:Yes.I’vealwayswantedtobeoneofthepeopleyouseeontelevisiontalkingtoguestsabouttheircareers.(8)W:Haveyouthoughtab

outotheroptions?Thosetypesofshowscanbeonmanydifferenttypesofmedia.Manyhostsstartoutontheradio,butnowthetechnol

ogyisbetterandyoucanevenmakeashowontheInternet.M:Iwantittobetheshowthatpeoplewatchwhilethey’reeatingdinner.(9)W:That’sagoodgoal,butit’l

lbedifficulttogetyouontelevisionwithjustthatidea.Isuggestyoucomeupwithsomethingthatmakesyoudifferentfromtheothersi

milarshowsairingnow.(10)Text8(第11题为总结题)M:Canyoupickupthenamecardsfortheconference?W:Sure,butIneedtostopbyth

ehospitalfirstanddropoffthecardandgiftwegotforAndy.(12)M:Ofcourse!Ican’tbelieveIforgotaboutthat.W:IhopeIboughthimtherightgift.M:I’

msureit’sfine.W:Ihopeso,becauselastyearIwasn’tsureifhelikedthebirthdaygiftIgothim.IboughthimaLegoStarWarsset,becauseIoverheardhi

mtalkaboutitwithMary.But,whenheopenedit,heaskedmeifIthoughthewasachild.(13)M:Irememberthat!Thatwasfunny!Hewasjokingbutyoulookedsolost.(13)Wejustlau

ghedatyourreaction.W:OK,Ifiguredhewasjoking,butIwasnotsure.(13)M:No,no.Heappreciatedit.Howlongwillhebeinhospita

l,doyouknow?W:Afewmoredays.Heshouldbeabletogetbacktoworksoon.M:OK,great.Sendhimmybest!W:Willdo!Text9M:Let’sgoforaswimtoday.

W:Howaboutgoingtothelake?(14)M:It’stoohotinland.Thetemperatureissupposedtoreach105degreestoday.(14)W:Thenwhereshouldwego?M:Ithinkthecoastist

hebestplace.W:Butthebeacheswillbetoocrowdedtoday,won’tthey?It’sSaturday,soeveryonewillhavethesameideaaswedo.M:Iknowaplac

ethatisn’taspopular.Thatbeachisrathersmallandrocky,butitwillbesuitableforswimming.W:Soundsgreat!I’llpackourbags.(15)Canyoufixsomethingfor

lunch?Wecaneatontheway.M:Sure.Cheesesandwichesareeasytoeatontheroad.Wecanbuycoldsodaatthegasstation.(16)W:I’drathertakeicedcoffee.M:You’llhavet

omakeit,then.Ineverknowhowyoulikeit.W:Allright.Doyouwantmetopackapairofpantsforyou?M:No,I’lljustwearmyswimsuit.Icandryoffinthesunbeforeweleavethe

beach.W:I’lltakeextratowels,justincase.(17)M:That’sgood.Wecanlieontheminthesun.(17)W:Andiftherearen’talotoftrees,wecanhangupthetowelsforsomeshade.M:Y

oucoulddothat,butnotforme.Text10Intoday’sclass,wewilldoarole-playingexercisetobetterunderstandwhatlifewaslikeduringtheIndustrialRevolutioninEur

opeinthelate18thandearly19thcentury.(18)Alltheinformationyouneedisintheinstructionsheetinfrontofyou.First,Iwillneedtose

paratetheclassintothreegroups.Eachgrouprepresentsadifferentclassduringthattimeperiod.Thefirstgroupwillrepresenttheupperclassandplaytheroleofowner

sofbusinessesinthecity.Thesecondgroupwillrepresentthemiddletolowerclassandplaytheroleofbusinessmanagers.(19)Thethirdgroupwillrepresentandplaythe

roleoftheworkingclass.Thislastgroupwillconsistofdifferenttypesofworking-classfamilies,suchassingle-parentf

amiliesandfamilieswholosttheirparents.Inadditiontothosegroups,Iwillneedtwostudentstorepresentthebankandtwotorepresentsecurityofficer

s.(20)Eachgroupwillhaveaspecificsetofgoalstheymustreachbytheendofclasswhiletryingtofollowcityrules,likepayingtaxesandkeepingthecityatpe

ace.Anyquestions?