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长春市“BEST合作体”2020-2021学年度下学期期中考试高二英语试题2021年5月本试卷分主观题和客观题两部分共82题，共150分，共6页。考试时间为120分钟。考试结束后，只交答题卡。第Ⅰ卷60题第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节（共5小题;每小题1分，满分

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.Whi

chcountryhasthemanalreadybeento?A.Italy.B.Sweden.C.France.2.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Gotowork.B.Haveadesser

t.C.Leavetherestaurant.3.Howmanypeoplearegoingtotheshow?A.Five.B.Six.C.Seven.4.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A

.Inakitchen.B.Inagarage.C.Inagrocerystore.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Makingnewfriends.B.Seeingoldf

riends.C.Gettinganewjob第二节（共15小题;每小题1分，满分15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.Whatiswrongwiththewoman?A.Hereyeshurt.B.Hervisionhasbeengoingdark.C.Shehasdifficultyinseeingatnight.7.Whati

sthewomanadvisedtodo?A.Checkhereyesimmediately.B.Telltheassistantaboutherallergies.C.SetnextFridayformeetingthedoctor.听第7段材料，回答第8至

10题。8.Howdoesthewomanfeel?A.Tired.B.Thirsty.C.Sleepy.9.Howmanymilesdidthewomanwalktoday?A.Aboutfourmiles.B.Abouttwomiles.C.Aboutonemile.

10.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Goodfriends.B.Uncleandniece.C.Acouple.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Wherearethenewhousesthe

womanhaslookedat?A.Onthemainroad.B.Closetoabusstation.C.Nearthesportscenter.12.Whatdoesthewomanprobablylikemostaboutthenewhous

es?A.Thegardens.B.Theamountofspace.C.Thequietness.13.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthewoman’ssuggestion?A.Unintere

sted.B.Delighted.C.Disappointed.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.WhoisJamestalkingto?A.Hisprincipal.B.Hismother.C.Hisfriend.15.Whydoesn’tJameswan

ttogotoNorthwesternUniversity?A.It’stooexpensive.B.It’sfarfromhisfamily.C.Noneofhisfriendsaregoingthere.16.Whatismo

stimportanttoJames?A.Goingtoaninexpensiveschool.B.Goingtoawell-knownteachingschool.C.Goingtoaneasyschool.17.WhatisJameslike?

A.He’sahardworker.B.Hemakesfriendseasily.C.He’sconfidenthe’llmaketherightchoice.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Wh

enwillpeopleintheUKhaveashorterworkingweek?A.Intwoyears.B.Infiveyears.C.Intenyears.19.Whyisthereconcernaboutpeopleworkingless?A.Theywil

lhavelessmoney.B.Theymighthavebadhabits.C.Theymayregretnotworking.20.Whoaremostlikelytobeinterestedinthetalk?A.Workers.

B.Businessowners.C.Computerexperts.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）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AWindmillLakeWake&EcoParkLocation：Ba

yfield,OntarioOpenseason：May20th—October31stStartingprices：$20CADWebsite：www.windmill-lake,caWindmillLakeWake&EcoParkisanenvironmentallycons

cious（有意识的）amusementpark.Theexpertswillteachyouhowtowakeboardandpaddleboard,andyoucanalsorentkayaks（橡皮船），canoes,andboats.Thefolkssaybyplayinginthe

wateryouhelprefreshitforallthecreaturesthatcallithome.TofinoSeaKayakingLocation：Tofino,BritishColumb

iaOpenseason：YearroundStartingprices：$119CADWebsite：www.tofinoseakayaking.comDuringafive-hourkayakingtour,thefol

kswilltakeyouthroughtherainforests,theincomingtidesandoldforests.And,ifyoucomeduringtherighttimeofyear,youco

uldcatchthemigration（迁徙）seasonofthelocalbirds.LardeauRiverAdventuresLocation：MeadowCreek,Kaslo,BritishColumbiaOpenseason：May1s

t-September30thStartingprices：$169CADWebsite：www.lardeauriveradventures.comLardeauRiverAdventuresoffersawildernesswhitewaterraftingexperien

ceandeco-tour.You'llridethewatersthroughabeautifulmountainvalleyprovidingclass2+rapidsandoverlookingamazingscenerya

ndwildlife.Thetrainedexpertswillteachyouaboutthearea,takeyouonapicnicandshowthegreatbiologicaldiversity（多样性）inthesemountains.D—TourLocation：Mont

-Tremblant,QuebecOpenseason：May13th-October22ndStartingprices：$87CADWebsite：www.dtourtremblant.comTh

ee-BikeDiscoverytourallowsevenbeginnerstoenjoythevast,beautifulareaofMont-Tremblantinonlyacoupleofhourswitheaseandpleasure.Thankstothisinno

vative（革新的）bike,you'llseemoreofthiswonderfulsceneryinlesstime.Plus,it'sauniqueexperienceyou'lltalkaboutproudlyforyearstocome.21.WhatisTofinoSeaK

ayakingmainlyabout?A.Historicalsites.B.Britishwildlife.C.Culturalremains.D.Adventureactivities.22.Whichactivityshouldyoujoininifyouarea

cyclist?A.D—Tour.B.TofinoSeaKayaking.C.LardeauRiverAdventures.D.WindmillLakeWake&EcoPark.23.WhattimerangeisofferedbyLardeau

RiverAdventures?A.Yearround.B.May13th-October22nd.C.May1st-September30th.D.May20th-October31st.BHaveyoueverfoundyourselfwaitingatthestopfor

yourbustoarriveandhaveastrangeraskacommonplace(普通的)question?Orhaveyoustoodinlinewaitingforacoffeeandf

eeltheneedtojustlookovertothepersonnexttoyouandaskabouttheweather?Thisissmalltalk,anddespitethename,it’sactuallyabi

gpartofdailylife.“Smalltalkmayseemtrivial(微不足道的),butit’sanaturalwayforpeopletoconnect.Itmayseemlikeawasteoftime.B

utitservesavitalroleinoursocialinteractions(交往).Bigrelationshipsarebuiltonsmalltalk,”LindyPegler,whohasa

master’sdegreeinpsychology,wroteonMedium.Infact,wespendalotofourtimemakingsmalltalk.Often,wefindourselvesmakingsmalltalkwiththesamepeopleo

naregularbasis.Comingupwithsmallconversationsisthefoundation(基础)oftheserelationships.Thebenefitsofsuchconversationscanactu

allycontributetoourhappinessandbenefitourlivesasawhole.InastudycitedbyTheNewYorkTimes,researchersfou

ndthathavingahealthynumberofacquaintances(相识的人)andmaintainingtheserelationshipscontributetoone’ssenseofbelongingtoacomm

unity.Sohowdoesonestartmakingsmalltalk?Itcanbeassimpleascomplimenting(称赞)one’sshirt,askingabouttheirdayorcommentingonthet

raffic.“Firstandforemost,smalltalkisanactofpoliteness,”Peglernoted.“Oursmalltalkatourfirstmeetingisourchancetoshowwhoweare,”sheadded.Whoknowswheret

hiscanlead?Nowadays,thesmallconnectionswemakecanleadtobigresults.Youmightfindsomeonewhohasacommoninterest,ormaybe

evensomeonewhoturnsouttobeaclosefriend.Thereisonethingforsure:makingsmalltalkcanbrightenourday–evenifit’sjustanic

ecommentorathoughtfulquestion.Sothenexttimeyoufindyourselfwaitingforthebusorcheckingyourwatchwhileyouwaitinaline,taketheopportunitytolook

upandtalktosomeonearoundyou.Afterall,ittakesasmallconnectiontoleadtoalargerone.24.Whatdoesthewriterintendt

odobyaskingquestionsinparagraphone?A.ToshowhisconfusiononthethemeB.ToargueovertheseriousnessoftalkingC.Toattachimportancet

otalkingD.Toleadtothetopicofthepassage25.WhatdoesLindyPeglerthinkofsmalltalk?A.Itisapointlessconversation.B.Itwastestoom

uchtime.C.Itisconnectedwithyoursocialstatus.D.Itcontributestogoodrelationships.26.Howdoregularsocialinteractionswithacquaintancesinfluence

peopleaccordingtoresearchers?A.Theyhelppeopledevelopcommunicationskills.B.Theybringpeoplehappinessandasen

seofbelonging.C.Theyallowpeopletoimprovetheirmanners.D.Theyhelppeoplefindoutwhotheyare.27.Whatarepeopleadvisedtodowhenmakingsmalltal

k?A.Startwithcasualtopics.B.Startwithserioustopics.C.Makeitimportantanddeep.D.Choosepleasantsurroundings.

CDrinkingteaatleastthreetimesaweekcouldreducetheriskofdyingfromcardiovasculardisease(心血管疾病)andislinkedwithalongerandhealthierlife,atleas

tinChina,anewstudysuggests.Chineseresearchersfoundthehealthbenefitsassociatedwithteaweremoreobviousfordrinkers

ofgreen,ratherthanblacktea,andforthosewhohadbeendrinkingtearegularlyoveralongerperiodoftime.Thebenefitswereal

socleareramongmen,thestudyindicated.Researcherslookedatdatafrom100,902Chinesepeoplewithnohistoryofheartat

tackorcanceranddividedthemintotwogroups:habitualdrinkerswhodrankteathreeormoretimesaweek,thosewhonever

dranktea,andthosewhodrankitlessregularly.Theyfollowedupwiththemafteraseven-yearperiod.Theiranalysisfoundthatregularteadri

nkershada20%lowerriskofhavingheartdiseaseandstroke,anda22%lowerriskofdyingfromheartdiseaseandstroke.Specifically,theyfo

undthatregularteadrinkerscouldexpecttolive1.26yearslongeratage50thanthosewhodidnotregularlyenjoyacupoftea."Wefoundthattheprotectiveeffectsof

habitualteaconsumptionwereveryobviousandrobustacrossdifferentoutcomesformen,butonlymildforwomen,"saidDrDongfengGufromChina'sNation

alCenterforCardiovascularDisease."Onereasonmightbethattheproportionofhabitualteaconsumersamongmenwasapproximatelytwoandahalftimesashigha

sthatamongwomen,"Gusaid.Some48%ofthemeninthestudywereregularteadrinkers,comparedwith20%ofwomen.28.Whatcanbele

arnedabouttheresearchfromParagraph1?A.Drinkingtearegularlybenefitspeople'shealth.B.Drinkingblackteabringsmorehealthbenefits.C.Menalwayslivelon

gerthanwomenbydrinkingtea.D.Peoplecanpreventalldiseasesbydrinkingtea.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“robust”inPara

graph4mean?A.protectiveB.strongC.gentleD.beneficial30.Whatcanweknowfromthelastparagraph?A.Fewermenlikedrinkingtea.B.Mensp

endmoremoneyontea.C.Mendrinkmoreteathanwomen.D.Fewerwomenmaylivelongerthanmen.31.Whereisthistextmainly

from?A.anadvertisementB.aposterC.aguidebookD.amagazineD.“Themainsurpriseishowwidespreadtheeffectswere,”saysseniorauthorMartinGenne

r,anevolutionaryecologistattheUniversityofBristol.“Wefoundthesametrendacrossallgroupsofmarinelifewelookedat,fro

msmallformsofplantsandanimalstomarineinvertebrates(无脊椎动物),andfromfishtoseabirds.”Thenewstudybuildsonearlyevi

denceoftheimpactofclimatechangesonthedistribution,diversityandseasonalityofmarinespecies.Basedonthosefindings,Genner’steamreasonedthatmarine

speciesshouldbedoingwellattheleading(pole-ward)edgeoftheirrangesbutpoorlyattheirtrailing(equator-ward)side（向赤道的一侧）.They

alsorealizedthatexistingglobalspeciesdistributiondatabasescouldbeusedtotestthisidea.Basedonathoroughsearchofavailab

ledataintheliterature,theresearchersnowreportonaglobalanalysisofdiversitytrendsfor304widelydistributedmarinespeciesoverthe

lastcentury.Theresultsshowthat—justaspredicted—diversityincreaseshavebeenmostobviouswheresamplinghas

takenplaceatthepole-wardsideofspeciesranges,whilediversitydeclineshavebeengreatestwheresamplinghastakenplaceatthee

quator-wardsideofspeciesranges.Thefindingsshowthatlarge-scalechangesinthediversityofspeciesarewellunderway

.Theyalsosuggestthatmarinespecieshaven’tmanagedtoadapttowarmerconditions.Theresearchersthereforesuggestthatprojectedseatemperatureincreasesofup

to1.5°Coverpre-industriallevelsby2050willcontinuetoleadtoshiftsinthediversityofmarinespecies,includingthoseofimportanceforcoastallivelihoods.“Th

ismattersbecauseitmeansthatclimatechangesarenotonlyleadingtodiversitychanges,butnaturallyaffectingtheperformanceofspecieslocally,”Gennersays.“

We’reseeingfewerandfewerspecieslikeemperorpenguinsaswaterbecomestoowarmattheirequator-wardedge,andweseesomefishsuchasEuropean

seabassgrowingwellattheirpole-wardedgewherehistoricallytheywereuncommon.”Theresultsshowthattheeffectso

fclimatechangesonmarinespeciesarehighlyuniformandnotalittle.“Whilesomemarinelifemaybenefitastheoceanwarms,thefindingspointtowardafuture

inwhichwewillalsoseecontinuedlossofmarinelife,”Gennersays.32.Accordingtothepassage,whatdidGenner’steamconcl

ude?A.Speciesdatacanbeusedtotestthestudy.B.Marinespeciescanadapttothewarmenvironment.C.Climatechangeshaveag

reateffectonthegrowthoffish.D.Arcticmarinespeciesgrowbetterthanthoseattheequator.33.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepass

age?A.Someseacreaturesmaybenefitfromwarmingoceans.B.Marinelifewillbenefitfromoceanwarminginthefuture.C.Theeffectofclimatechangesonm

arinelifehasimproved.D.ClimateChangeshavelittletodowiththerichnessofspecies.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedpartofthelastparagraphmean?A.simil

arandslightB.nothinganduneventfulC.nowhereandalittlebitD.everywhereandenormous35.Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitl

eofthepassage?A.StudyoftheDisappearanceofMarinelife.B.AnalysisofSpeciesDistributionDatabase.C.ImpactofClimateChangesonMarineSpecies.D.Comparat

iveAnalysisofOceanTemperatures.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。EasyWaystoKeepYourBrainSha

rpEveryoneisforgetful,butasweage,westarttofeellikeourbrainsareslowingdownabitandthatcanbeaveryannoyingthing.36Readonforsometechniqueswortht

rying.1.___37___Peoplewhoregularlymadeplansandlookedforwardtoupcomingeventshada50percentreducedchance

ofAlzheimer’sdisease(早老性痴呆症)，accordingtoarecentstudy.___38___Somethingassimpleassettingagoaltohaveaweek

lycoffeedatewithafriendwilldo.There’sevidencethatpeoplewhohaveapurposeinlifeorwhoareworkingonlongorshort-termgoalsappeartodobetter.Inotherwords,ke

epyourbrainlookingforward.2.Goforawalk.Mildlyraisedglucose(葡萄糖)levelscanharmtheareaofthebrainthathelpsyouformmemoriesandphysicalactivitycanhelp

getbloodglucosedowntonormallevels.Infact,exerciseproduceschemicalsthataregoodforyourbrain.___39___3.Learnsomethin

gnew.TakeaSpanishclassonline,joinadrawingclub,orlearntoplaycards.Astudyfoundthatmentalstimulation(刺激)limitstheweakeningeffectsofagingonmemor

yandthemind.Butthebestthingforyourbrainiswhenyoulearnsomethingnewandarephysicallyactiveatthesametime.___40___Orgodancingwithyourfrie

nds.A.Focusonthefuture.B.Thiscanbeespeciallyharmfultotheaged.C.Itshouldbesomethinglikelearninggardening.D.S

otakeafewminuteseachdaytodosomereading.E.Butdon’tworryifyourscheduleisn’tfilledwithlifechangingevents.F.Luckily,researchshowsthereisalotyouc

andotoavoidthosemomentsG.Inotherwords,whenyoutakecareofyourbody,youtakecareofyourbrain.第三部分：语言知识运用第一节：完形填空（每题1.5分，共30分）RobKe

nney'sdadabandonedhimwhenhewasjust14yearsold.Atatimewhenhewasonthe41toyoungadulthood,hehadnofatherto42himontheway.Inaninterview,Kenneynotonlyexplains

his43experienceasayoungboy,buthowseekingoutGodwhenhisown44wasindifficultyenabledhimto45hisdadjustbeforehisdaddied

inhis80s.Now,withawifeof29yearsandtwo46adultchildren,Kristine,afamousteacher,andKyle,agreatsoftwareengineer,Kenneywantstopayitforward

.“Mygoalinlifewasto47goodadults---notgoodchildren,“heexplains.Thefactthathiskidshavebothgrownupand48thehouseleft

himthinkinghowhemightofferhelptootherkids.Quarantine（隔离）wasactuallytheperfecttimeforhimto49decidetoshares

omebasicessentials（要点）withother50whomightbegrowingupindifficultcircumstances.Maybethey'velostaparentorhav

eparentswhoare51.52,thedevoteddadsetupaheart-warmingYouTubechannelcalled“Dad,HowDoI?”Inthischannel,hesharesbasic53,fromtyingaperfecttiekno

t（结）torepairingasink.“I54ittobeabouteverydaytasks.Also,Iwouldliketopasssomeofthe55I'vegotalongthewayto56peop

le,“thedadsays.Hispositive57tipshavereallytouchedhis58,thenumberofwhomisgrowingdaybyday.With1.9millionsubscr

ibers,Kenneyisgettingtosharehis“dadvice"withmorepeoplethanhe59.TheamateurDIYdadwassurprisedbythe60anduploadeda“thankyou”

video.41.A.keyB.dietC.visitD.path42.A.interviewB.beatC.guideD.praise43.A.amusingB.heartbreakingC.pleasant

D.relaxing44.A.marriageB.birthC.teachingD.holiday45.A.rescueB.applaudC.forgiveD.educate46.A.wealthyB

.modestC.generousD.excellent47.A.abandonB.raiseC.seekD.punish48.A.leftB.soldC.ruinedD.buried49.A.unwillinglyB.finallyC.hardlyD.strangely50.A.

fathersB.wivesC.kidsD.adults51.A.popularB.poorC.strictD.absent52.A.ThereforeB.OtherwiseC.HoweverD.Instead53.A.goodsB.commentsC.skillsD.present

s54.A.begB.wantC.forbidD.force55.A.wisdomB.honestyC.moneyD.imagination56.A.persuadeB.respectC.trustD.encourage57.A.interestingB.comp

lexC.practicalD.silly58.A.audienceB.familyC.teamD.class59.A.invitedB.expectedC.demandedD.trained60.A.adviceB.

knowledgeC.assistanceD.response第Ⅱ卷22题第二节语法填空(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。Atatimewhenwearea

llexperiencinganextraordinarylevelofstress,scienceoffersasimpleand61(effect)waytoimproveourownemotional（情感的）health.Tohelpyourself,star

tbyhelpingothers.As62matteroffact,ourbodiesandmindsbenefitinavarietyof63（way）whenwehelpothers.Someresearchhasf

ocused64the“helper'shigh."Studiesshowthatvolunteering,donatingmoney,orevenjustthinkingaboutdonatingmoneycanrelease（释放）feel-goodbrain

chemicals.65（feel）responsibleforotherpeoplealsocanhelpusdealwithwhateverchallengeslifebrings.EmilyGreenfield,an

associate66（consult）ofsocialworkatRutgersUniversity,studiedaconceptcalled“feltobligation（义务），”which67（measure）byaskingpeoplequestionssuchashow

obligatedtheywouldfeeltogivemoneytoafriendinneed,even68itmeantputtingthemselvesintrouble.Asitturnedout,thepeoplewhohadhigherlevelsof

“feltobligation”-meaningtheywerethetypeofpeopletosacrificeforothers–dealt69（well）withtheirownlifechallengesthanothers.She70（note）thatcaringforother

shelpedustoregulateourownemotionsandgainasenseofcontrol.第三节单词拼写(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)71.I’dliketo______

____(祝贺）youonyourwonderfulperformance.72.Her__________(雄心）istobecomepartofthenationalteamforthenextParalympicGames.73.Mostofthemwer

ein__________(赞同）ofmyopinionwhileDavidwasagainstit.74.Mypetdogalways__________(陪伴）mewhenIfeellonely.75.Hewastakentothepolicestationbecaus

ehe________(目击）thewholeaccident.76.Thehutwasdarkinsidesoittooktimeforoureyesto_________(调整).77.TheWhenthesun’srayshittheearth,alot

ofheatis_____(反射)backintospace.78.Thegiftisa__________(自愿的）contributiontowardsthelivesofpeoplewhoreallyneedit.79.Hewas__________(推荐）for

thepostbyacolleague.80.Ihavebeenso__________(占用）withworkthatIhaven’thadtimeforsocialactivities.第四部分写作第一节短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10

分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处错误，每句中最多有两处。错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（Λ），并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线（＼）划掉。修改：在错的

词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。AsaSeniorTwostudent,myfavoritesportisfootball.Iwa

samemberofourschoolfootballteam.WepracticeforthreetimesaweekandoftenwatchfootballmatchonTVorontheInternettogether.Playfootballnotonlymakesusgrowt

allandstrongbutalsogiveusasenseoffairplayandteamspirit.Wemustkeepinmindsthatweplayfortheteaminsteadforourselves.Also,sportsteachust

heimportantofobeyingtherulesinamatch.Eachplayermustlistentothecaptain,whichistheleaderoftheteam.Andtheymustnotbreaktherule

stoooftenifwewanttowinthegame.第二节：书面表达(满分25分)为了帮助中学生健康成长，某中学英语报开辟了“HEART-TO-HEART”专栏。假设你是该栏目的编辑Jamie，收到了一封署

名为Worried的求助信。信中该同学想你诉说了自己的困扰：近日容易发脾气，使正常的学习和生活受到了影响。请用英文给该同学写一封100词左右的回信。内容要点：1.表示理解并给予安慰；2.提出建议并说明理由。注意：开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。DearWorried

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_________________________________________________Yours,Jamie长春市“BEST合作体”2020-2021学年度下学期期中考试高二英语试题答案2021年5月一、听力（共20题，每题1分，满分20）1-5ACBAB6

-10CCBAB11-15CBAAC16-20BACBA二、阅读理解（共15题，每题2分，满分30）21-25DACDD26-30BAABC31-35DDADC三、七选五（共5题，每题2分，满分10分）36-40FAEGC四、完型（共

20题，每题1.5分，满分30分）41-45DCBAC46-50DBABC51-55DACBA56-60DCABD五、语法填空（共10题，每题1.5分，满分15分）61.effective62.a63.ways64.on/upon65.F

eeling66.consultant67.ismeasured68.if/though69.better70.noted六、单词拼写（共10题，每题1分，满分10分）71.congratulate72.ambition73.favou

r/favor74.accompanies75.witnessed76.ajust77.reflected78.voluntary79.recommended80.occupied七、改错（满分10分）1.was--am2.practic

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9.which--who10.they--we八、应用文（满分25分）Dearworried,I'msorrytohearthatyou’rehavingsuchabadtimeatthemoment.Thetruthist

hateveryonewillhaveoneofthoseperiodswhenthingsseemtobegoingwrong,soyoudon’thavetoworrysomuch.Learntocontrolyoutempersothatyoumaynotdoorsayanyth

ingyou’llregret.Herearethreeusefultips.First,talktosomeoneyoutrustabouthowyoufeel.Thisisagoodwayoflettingyoura

ngeroutwithouthurtingothersoryourself.Second,gooutdoorsandplaygameswithyourfriends,asphysicalexerciseisaneffectivewaytogetridofanger.An

dthird,remainoptimisticaboutyourfuture.Ihopeyou’llsoonfeelcalmerandcarryonasnormal.Yours,Jamie听力原文:Text1W:I’mthink

ingabouttakingatriptoEurope.I’dliketovisitFrance,England,andItaly.Wouldyouliketocomewithme?M:Sure!I’vebeentoItaly,though.I’vealwayswantedtogotoSwede

n.Wouldyouconsidergoingthere,too?Text2M:Haveyoufinishedyet?You’renothavingadessert,areyou?Lookatthetime.YouknowIhavework

tomorrowmorning.W:Letmeenjoymyself.It’snotveryoftenthatweeatoutatarestaurant.Text3W:Tony,Peter,John,Lucy,me…isthateveryone?Wehavetohurry.Theshowstart

sinfiveminutes.M:No,wait.Here’sAmy.Didyouforgetabouther?W:Idid,butdon’tworry.Ihaveherticket.Text4M:Oops…

I’msorry,Mom,Ibrokeanotherplate.Ishouldprobablyletyoufinish.W:No,yougoahead.Igotthosedishesatagaragesale.Justbemorecareful!Text5W:Howwast

hepartylastnight?Youmusthavehadalottosaytothosepeople,sinceyouhaven’tseenthemfor20years.M:Isuredid!Everybodyhadexcitingnewjobsandha

ddonesomuch.Iwasexcitedtoseethemagain.Text6W:Hello,I’dliketomakeanappointmenttogetaneyeexam.M:Okay.W

hathappenedtoyoureyes?W:Well,Ican’tseeatnightanymore,whichiswhyI’mcomingin.M:Okay.Haveyoureyesbeenhurting?Orhasyoursightbeengoi

ngdark?W:No,nothinglikethat.M:Oh,Isee.ThenIsuggestyoumeetingthedoctornextFridayat3:00p.m.Isthereanything

you’dlikehimtoknowbeforeyourvisit?W:NextFridayworksbestforme.Andnothinginparticular,infact.Thanks.Text7M:Hello,Susan.Wherewereyouthismorning?Youl

ookrefreshed!W:Iwentforawalkaroundthelake.Greatexerciseforme,butitwassohot.Ireallyneedaglassofwater.M:

Ihaven’tbeenoutsideyettoday,butitdoeslookhot.Howlongwereyououtfor?W:Afewhours,atleast.Iwalkedaroundtheentirelake,whichisaboutfourmiles.M:Oh,Ihad

noidea!Ialwaysthoughtthatlakewassmaller,likeoneortwomilesaround.W:No,it’sreallybig!Doyouknowwheremyauntis?M:She’sstillsleeping.Ididn’twanttowak

eher.W:You’reagoodhusbandtoher.Youshouldbothwalkaroundthelakewithmenexttime.M:Thatsoundsfun.Maybewe’llgotomorrowifit’s

notashot.Text8W:Iwenttolookatthosenewhousesnearthesportscenterthisafternoon.M:Oh,OK.W:Theyarereallynice.Theyhavelotso

fspace.Eachhousehasthreebedroomsandaseparatebathroom.M:Hmm.W:Andthereisagardeninthebackofeachhouse.John,wouldyouputdownyour

book?Aren’tyouinterestedinwhatI’msaying?M:Notespecially.W:Butwhy?Ithoughtyouwantedtomove.M:Youaretheonewhowantstomove.Ilikethisapartment.Icanwalkto

workfromhere.W:Youcouldstillwalktoworkifwemovednearthesportscenter.M:It’sfurtheraway,andit’llbenoisier.W:Butit’snotexactlyquiet

livingonthismainroad.M:Well,wechosethisapartmenttogether.Andyoudidn’tmindthenoisefromthemainroadthen.Is

eemtorememberyoulikedtheideaofbeingclosetoabusstation.W:Idid,andstilldo.It’ssimplythatweneedmorespace.John,atleastcomeandtakealookattheho

usewithme.M:Allright.Text9W:Wheredoyouwanttogotocollege,James?M:Well,I’mnotsure.Ican’tdecide.I’mworriedIw

illmakethewrongchoice.Iwanttobeateacher.IwanttogotoColumbiaUniversityinNewYork,butit’ssoexpensive.It’salsoveryfarfromwheremyfamilylives.I

alsowouldliketogotoNorthwesternUniversity,butnoneofmyfriendsfromhighschoolaregoingthere.W:You’llmakenewfriendswhenyougotocolle

ge.M:I’mworriedaboutmakingnewfriends.Also,I’mworriedthatIwon’tbesmartenoughtogetgoodgradesatadifficultcollege.IcouldgototheUniversityofCaliforni

a,butIdon’tthinktheyhavegoodteaching.Mostimportantly,Iwanttogotoaschoolthatisfamousforteaching.W:Thoseareallexcellentschools,James.Ifyou’

reacceptedintoallthoseschools,youshouldconsideryourselfveryfortunate.WhenIwenttoschool,Iwenttoaverysmallcollege,andIstil

lgotagreatjobasaprincipal.Youwillbesuccessfulbecauseyouworkveryhard.M:Thanksforyourhelp,PrincipalSkinne

r.Text10M:Goodmorning,everyone.Whencomputersandintelligentmachinesfirstbegantoplayanimportantroleinourlivesinthe1970s

,manyexpertspredictedthatwewereapproachingaperiodwhenmachineswoulddomostofthework.Ithasn’tworkedoutlikethat.Itistruethat

fewerandfewerpeopleareneededtoproducegoods.However,theworkersaffectedhavejusthadtofindotherlessattractivejobs.Now,though,itlookslik

eattitudescouldfinallybechanging.IthasbeensuggestedintheUKthattheworkingweekcouldbereducedbyfivehoursoverthenextdecade.Ofcourse,manypeoplewillbegla

dtohearthis,butsomeconcernshavebeenraised.Areductioninworkmightnotbeagoodthingifitisreplacedbymoretimespentonbadhabits.Ext

rafreetimecouldbeofgreatbenefitifitisusedforexerciseandeducation.Businessownershavealsocautionedthatindustrialproductionwouldhavetoincreasegreatl

ytobeabletopayforallthisextrafreetime.