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武汉市江岸区2023-2024学年度第二学期期末质量检测
高一英语试题参考答案
第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）
1-5 CACBC　 6-10 BBCAA 　11-15 ABACB　 16-20 BCACB
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
21-23 BDC 　 24-27 DABC 　 28-31 DDCB 　 32-35 DDCC
第二节（共５小题，每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
36-40 ADBFG
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 完形填空（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）
41-45 ADBCC　 46-50 DBDAA 　51-55 CBACD
第二节 短文填空（共10小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分）
56. highly　 　
57. recognition 　 　
58. said　 　
59. before　 　
60. a
61. whose　 　
62. singing　 　
63. peaceful　 　
64. to/towards　 　
65. to keep
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
Popular Books Among Students
As can be seen from the chart, diverse sorts of books hold different proportions. Science, accounting for 43% enjoys the greatest popularity among students, while the classics, ranking the fourth place, wins the hearts of 13% students. The proportions of comics and Sports & Music occupy 26% and 18% respectively.
The phenomenon above may result from the following factors. First of all, not only does Science have tight bonds with Physics and Biology, but it also is equipped with adequate imagination, inspiring our passion ate desire to explore the world. Additionally, interesting illustrations are added to the comics, which provides a fabulous feast for eyes.
Personally, I suggest students should read m ore classics, which accumulates the wisdom and spirits fro m ancestors, thus having a deeper insight into the pearl of literature.
第二节（满分25分）
参考范文：
Carrying the flowers, Evan rushed home to surprise his mom. “Happy birthday, Mom!” he cried, running up to her. Stacey was shocked at the huge bouquet. “Where did you get it ” she asked. When Evan told the whole story, Stacey was delighted and hugged her son closely. Evan smiled and was about to give her the bouquet when he suddenly noticed the envelope. He pulled it out and found the money in it. “But I told Mrs. Carter not to pay me! I think this got here by mistake!” said Evan.
Then, Evan and his mom hurried to return the money to Mrs. Carter. When they reached her shop and were about to return the money, Mrs. Carter smiled and said, “It’s my pay for Evan. He did a very good job. Keep it. The flowers are my gift for you.” Stacey was grateful for Mrs. Carter’s kindness and invited her home for dinner that night to celebrate her birthday together. From then on, Stacey started to join Evan in helping Mrs. Carter in her shop and they became friends.２０２３~２０２４学年度第二学期期末质量检测
高一英语试题
(考试时间:１２０分钟　　试卷满分:１５０分)
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和试卷指定位置上.
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.
第一部分　听力(共两节,满分３０分)
做题时,先将答案标在试卷上.录音内容结束后,你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到
答题卡上.
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.
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.
例:Howmuchistheshirt
A．￡１９．１５．　　　　 B．￡９．１８．　　　　 C．￡９．１５．
答案是C.
１．HowmanystudentsvisitedtheBuckinghamPalace
A．Twelve． B．Ten． C．Six．
２．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace
A．Inanairplane． B．Inaclassroom． C．Inakitchen．
３．Whatistheman’sattitudetowardsthewoman’sadvice
A．Ambiguous． B．Supportive． C．Disapproving．
４．Whatdoesthemandislikeabouthislivingplace
A．Thesurroundings． B．Thenoise． C．Theneighbors．
５．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout
A．Whales． B．Theweather． C．Asail．
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.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
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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．Whatdoesthewomando
A．Shedoesinterviews．
B．Sheorganizestraining．
C．Shepostsjobadvertisements．
７．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman
A．Sheworksinatrainingschool．
B．Sheisdoingastressfuljob．
C．Shewilreceivetraining．
听第７段材料,回答第８至１０题.
８．Whydidthewomanchoosetobeateacherasaprofession
A．Becauseofthepressurefromherfamily．
B．Becauseofateacher’sencouragement．
C．Becauseofthepassionforthework．
９．Whatdoesthewomanthinkisthebestpartofherjob
A．Beingwithchildren．
B．Winningothers’respect．
C．Learningdifferentthings．
１０．Whatdoesthewomanwantherstudentstobe
A．Lifelonglearners． B．Creativethinkers． C．Goodcommunicators．
听第８段材料,回答第１１至１３题.
１１．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers
A．Classmates．
B．Husbandandwife．
C．Teacherandstudent．
１２．Whatdoesthemanthinkofstartingone’sownbusiness
A．Interesting． B．Helpful． C．Difficult．
１３．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman
A．Shehasn’tdecidedwhattodo．
B．Shewilstartherownbusiness．
C．Shepreferslivingapeacefullife．
听第９段材料,回答第１４至１７题.
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１４．Whoprobablyisthewoman
A．Astudent． B．Aparent． C．Areceptionist．
１５．WhenwilthepartＧtimecourseend
A．OnJuly２９th． B．OnAugust２６th． C．OnAugust２９th．
１６．HowmuchdoesitcosttotakeafulＧtimecourseandliveinadormitory
A．＄１,０００． B．＄１,１６０． C．＄１,３２０．
１７．Whatdoesthemanthinkofthepriceofthedormitory
A．High． B．Low． C．Reasonable．
听第１０段材料,回答第１８至２０题.
１８．WhendidHemingwayproducehisfirstcolectionofshortstories
A．In１９２３． B．In１９２９． C．In１９５２．
１９．Whatishisfirstnovelabout
A．HisexperiencesduringWorldWarI．
B．Thetimewhenheworkedasareporter．
C．Thosegiftedbutlonelyandangrypeople．
２０．WhycouldHemingwaywintheNobelPrizeforLiteratureaccordingtothespeaker
A．Hewrotemanybooksandstories．
B．Hewroteitwithhisownpersonalexperiences．
C．Hewroteabouthischildhood．
第二部分　阅读理解(共两节,满分５０分)
第一节 (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 A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项.
A
TheSTAREcoStationisanenvironmentalsciencemuseum,awildliferescuecenter,anda
shelterforendangeredandilegalyＧtradedforeignanimalsconfiscated(没收)bytheU．S．Fish
andWildlifeService．Itcarriesoutthemission “PreservationthroughEducation”byeducating
visitorsaboutthepreservationoftheenvironmentandtheinterＧdependenceofallivingthings．
Fieldtrips
STAREcoStationhostsfieldtripsforschoolsandcampsthroughoutSouthernCalifornia．
Eachfieldtriplaststwohours,consistingofaoneＧhourgatheringandaoneＧhourtourofthe
facility,withlessonsassociatedwithCaliforniaStateScienceStandards．
Throughoutthefieldtrip,studentslearnaboutthelatestdevelopmentsinenvironmental
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protectionandthewaysinwhichwildlifeinteractswithvariousecosystems．Thestudentsalso
receiveanupＧcloseandhandsＧonexperiencewithourrescuedforeignwildlife．Thetourincludes
differentenvironmentalexhibitsthatshowcasethewaysstudentscanhelpprotectanimalsinthe
wild．
Fieldtripsareofferedonweekdaysonly,from１０a．mＧ．１２p．m．or１２p．mＧ．２p．m．Therateis
＄６pervisitor,bothchildandadult,witha ＄１２０ minimum．Weofferonefreeadultper１０
childrenforgroupsof４０ormore．Maximumcapacityis１２０peopleperfieldtrip．
Publictours
GuidedtoursoftheSTAREcoStationintroducevisitorstoovertwohundredrescuedforeign
wildlife．EachtourisledbyanEcoStationstaffmember,andfeaturesfunanimalfacts,handsＧon
animalencounters,surprisingrescuestories,environmentalexhibits,andoriginalapproachesto
goinggreen．Visitorsmayonlyseetheanimalsonaguidedtour,forbothyoursafetyandthe
safetyofouranimals．
Theguidedtourlastsapproximately４５Ｇ６０minutes．PublictoursareofferedonSaturdayand
Sunday,from１０a．mＧ．４p．m．(lasttourbeginsat３p．m．)．Ourguidedpublictoursstartevery
houronthehour．VisitorsareservedonafirstＧcome,firstＧservedbasis．Noreservationsare
required．However,toursmayselout．Wesuggestlargergroupsscheduleaprivatetour．
Note:
Ourregularpublictourstimesaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice．Pleasecalinadvancefor
themostupＧtoＧdateinformation．
２１．TheSTAREcoStationaimsto ．
A．helpresearchwildlifeabroad B．raiseawarenessofwildlifeprotection
C．colectmoneyforanimalshelters D．provideaknowledgeofunusualanimals
２２．Whatcanstudentsdoduringafieldtrip
A．Makeaspeechontheenvironment． B．Takepartinforeignwildliferescue．
C．Gettoknowwhyspeciesgetendangered． D．Learnhowlivingthingsaffecteachother．
２３．Foraguidedtour,visitorsshouldknowthat ．
A．largegroupsareservedfirst B．itisavailableonweekdays
C．itstimecouldchange D．bookingisneeded
B
“Meetmeintheconferenceroomwiththecontractsandacupofcoffee,”mybossbarkedat
me．“Tenminutes．”
Ididn’trespond．Istoodstilasifmyshoeshadbeengluedtothefloor．Ihadnointentionof
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takingacupofanythingtoanyone,supervisorornot．
Ihadseenwithmyowneyeswhatsuchbehaviordidtoawoman．IthappenedtoMrs．Wilson
nextdoor．OldMr．Wilsoncouldn’tputinhisownfalseteethwithouthiswife’sassistance,let
alonemakehimselflunch．Itwasamiserableunion．IvowedbyageeightthatIwouldneverlive
likeher．Iadoptedthemotto:Don’thelpthosewhowon’thelpthemselves．
Irushedtothefileroomandpuledmyphone．Iexplainedtomyfatherwhathadhappened
andaskedhisadviceonwhattodo,onlytobeaskedback．Hemusthaveforgottentheunwritten
rulebetweenusaboutnotansweringaquestionwithaquestion．Fortunately,Icameupwithan
ideathatwouldhavethebestofbothworlds．
Itookupthefilesandheadedforthecoffeepot．Itooktwocupsandmadetwocupsofcoffee．
ThenIwalkedintotheboss’officewithacupofcoffeeineachhand．Ihandedmybossacupof
coffeeanddrankatthesametimeashim．
“Let’stakeabreak,”partwaythroughthemeeting,mybossstood,saying．“Ineedmore
coffee．”Ipickedupmyemptycup．“Ido,too,”Isaid,andhandedittohimacrossthetable．
“Thanks,”Iadded,lookingathimexpectantly．Thebosswasstaggeredforamoment,andthen
tookthecupfrom me．
WhenIfinalyleftmyboss’office,Ihidinthebathroomandcaledmydad．Myfather’s
laughteronthephonemademefeelevenprouder．
２４．WhydoestheauthormentiontheWilsons
A．Toshowhowthecouplegrewoldtogether．
B．Topicturewhatshewilbelikewhensheages．
C．Tostressheroppositiontoinequalityinsociety．
D．Toexplainherunwilingnesstoservethecoffee．
２５．Whatdidtheauthormeanbybringingtwocupsofcoffeetomeettheboss
A．Shemeanttoshareinsteadofserving．
B．Sheplannedtohavethebossserveherlater．
C．Sheintendedtoplayatrickonhermeanboss．
D．Shewantedtosavethetroubleofdoingitagain．
２６．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“staggered”meaninthesixthparagraph
A．Annoyed． B．Shocked． C．Confused． D．Excited．
２７．Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthorfromthetext
A．Shefiguredouthowtoshowrespectforhersuperior．
B．Shefounditpracticaltoseeksolutionsfromherfather．
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C．Shetookasensibleapproachtostandingupforherself．
D．Sheconsidereditsignificanttofightagainstmenbravely．
C
InDecember１９９４,aweightＧlossmovementwasstarted,statingthatobesity(肥胖)had
becomeAmerica’ssecondＧlargestcauseofdeath,“resultinginabout３００,０００liveslosteach
year．”Thismarkedthebeginningofalongandinfluentiallifeforthenumber．Expertsbegan
usingthenumbertostresstheseriousnessoftheproblem．Aftertenyears,thenumberhad
baloonedtonearly４００,０００deathscausedbyhighweight,anditwasexpectedtosoonreachhalf
amilion．Buttheseseeminglyshockingnumberswerethenoverturned(推翻)．Thenumberkiler
wasKatherineFlegal．
Hopingtobetterunderstandtherelationshipbetweenbodysizeanddeathrate,Flegalleda
studythatfinalyshowedsomethingmanyscientists—andcertainlythepublic—didnotexpect:
theannual(每 年 的)deathsrelatedtoobesityaddeduptojust morethan１００,０００．More
interestingstil,peopleconsidered“overweight”couldlivelongerthanthosewhohad“normal”
weight．Thestudywasmetwithafirestormofdoubt．“Peopleweresayingthatourarticlewas
rubbish,”Flegalsays．“Ourfindingsproducedcontroversy(争论)becausesomeonewanteda
controversy．”
“Peoplearejustmorecomfortablewithalargernumber—theypreferittobelarger,”Flegal
says．Andinnutritionscienceandmedicine,thatlargernumberisequaltotheideathatthinneris
better,skinnierishealthier．“Thesamefindingsaboutobesitycanbereported１００times,andcan
becaled‘unexpected’everysingletime,”Flegalsays．“Atwhatpointwouldyouchangeyour
mindandsaythismightbetheexpected ”
“It’shumannatureforpeopletofindproofthatsupportstheirbelief,”Caan,abreastcancer
researchersays．“Butweneedtostudywherethedatatakesus．”Herown“unexpectedfindings”
ledtoadiscoverythatcouldinfluencebreastcancerpatients:keepingmuscleduringtreatmentis
farmoreimportanttosurvivalthanavoidingweightgain．“Wecan’tbestuckinwhatwethought
wastrue,”Caansays,“becausethenwe’renevergoingtomovethefieldforward．”
２８．Inparagraph１,theauthorlistsnumbersto ．
A．calonpeopletoloseweight B．drawexperts’attentiontoobesity
C．supporttheweightＧlossmovement D．introduceFlegal’sresearchbackground
２９．WhatdoweknowaboutFlegal’sstudy
A．Ithelpedpeopletolivealongerlife．
B．Itlackedproofsothatitcauseddoubt．
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C．Itsaimwastodecideonnormalweightranges．
D．Itsfindingswerebeyondpeople’sexpectations．
３０．Whatdoes“this”refertoinparagraph３
A．Apointthatchangesourmind．
B．Astudyaboutnutritionscience．
C．Thenumberofdeathscausedbyobesity．
D．Theideathatthinnerisbetter,skinnierishealthier
３１．Whatcanbeinferred(推断)fromCaan’sunexpectedfindings
A．Breastcancerisrelatedtobodysize．
B．Itisnecessarytobreaklimitingbeliefs．
C．Losingweightmatterstocancerpatients．
D．Itisrighttobelievewhatwechoosetobelieve．
D
Howgoodareyouatmaths Somepeoplelovethechalengeofalgebra(代数)orenjoy
workingoutnumberpuzzles．Mathsisalaroundus,fromworkingouthowtosharethebilafter
ameal,tocalculatingyourfamilybils．Butmanyareafraidofthemomentwhentheyhaveto
dealwithnumbersandfiguresandfeelarealsenseof worryandconfusion．Itcanseem
frightening,butthismathsanxietyisperfectlynormal,andyou’redefinitelynotalone．And
anyway,ourworriesandfearsdon’tnecessarilyreflectourability．
Theproblemrealystartsinchildhood,atschool．Researchhasfoundthatmathsteachers
whoarenervousaboutteachingthesubjectcanpassontheiranxietytothepupils,andgirlsmay
bemorelikelytobeaffected．TheProgrammeforInternationalStudentAssessmentfoundaround
３１％of１５—and１６—year—oldsacross３４countriessaidtheygotverynervousdoingmaths
problems,３３％saidtheygottensedoingmathshomework,andnearly６０％ saidtheyworried
thatmathsclasses wouldbedifficult．Shulamit Kahn,aprofessorfrom Boston University,
believesthatgivingstudents,particularlygirls,goodrolemodelsiscritical,especialyatayoung
age．Shethinksthekeyistogetpeople,especialywomenwholovemaths,toteachyounger
children．
WritingfortheBBC,DavidRobsonsays,“It’snotclearwhymathscausessomuchfear
comparedtogeography．Butthefactthatthere’snoroomforplayingtricksmightmakeyoumore
worriedaboutunderperforming．”Andonceweassumethatwe’renotamathsperson,weavoid
solvingthingsthatweprobablycoulddo．
Psychologistshavebeentryingtoworkoutwhymentalarithmetic(心算)canbringusoutin
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asweat．Thatseedoffearmaycomefrommanysources,butsomesuggestthatvoicingyourfears
canloosentheircontroloveryou．Theyalsosuggestencouragingchildrentoseeamathstestasa
chalenge,notathreat．Mostimportantly,weneedtothinkpositivelyaboutmathsandgiveita
secondchance．
３２．Whatistheauthor’sunderstandingofmathsanxietyinparagraph１
A．Ithappenswhenyouhavetopaybilsafterameal．
B．Itactualyreflectsone’spoorperformanceinmaths．
C．Onlystudentsoftensufferfromthissenseofworry．
D．Peoplenormalyhaveitwhendealingwithnumbers
３３．Whatmaycausestudents’mathsanxietyaccordingtotheresearch
A．Theparticularfeatureofmaths．
B．Thefearoffailureinmathstests．
C．Students’dislikeoflearningmaths．
D．Mathsteachers’lackofconfidence．
３４．WhatcanweinferfromDavidRobson’swords
A．Geographyseldomcausesworry．
B．Slowstudentshavemathsanxiety．
C．Dishonestyisdifficultinmathstests．
D．Mathsstudentslikenumberpuzzles．
３５．Whatisthebestwaytogetovermathsanxiety
A．Speakingoutyourfearsinpublic．
B．Employingfemalemathsteachers．
C．Havingapositiveattitudetomaths．
D．Viewingmathstestsasachalenge．
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.
Diorclicksabuttonandwatchesasherneighborhoodisflooded．Theshorelinesarefirstto
go．　　３６　　 Bythetimeseawaterreachestheseniorcenter,ithasfloodedstreetsandovera
dozenbrickhomes．Diormovesherheadupanddown,sidetoside,takinginthesimulated(仿真
的)view．ThisiswhatcouldhappentoTurnerStation,ahistoricAfricanAmericancommunity
southeastofBaltimore,assealevelsrise．
Climatechangepresents manychalengestocoastalcommunitiesandtothosetryingto
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prepareforitsimpacts,butoneofthemostbasicisalsooneofthemostbothersome:　　３７　　
Communicatingtherealnessandimmediacy(紧迫)oftheclimatethreatishugelyimportantto
climateresearchersandthoseaimingtocutdownwhatitcauses．Butit＇salsothemostimportant
tocommunitiesfacedwithcomingchangesthatarealreadyunavoidable．　　３８　　 That＇swhy
Diorandotherresidentsarebeingdirectedtositinmetalchairs,putonvirtual(模拟)reality
(VR)headsetsandwatchtheirhomesbeflooded．
　　３９　　Ithaspartnered(合作)withthePortofBaltimore,afewnonprofitsandalocal
landscapearchitecturefirmtoadopt(采用)arangeoftoolsandwaystocommunicateclimate
changetothepublic,becauseeverypersonisdifferentandeveryplaceisdifferent．
TheVRprogramisonlythemostrecent,andperhapsthemosteffectivestep．　　４０　　
Buttrickingpeopleisnotthegoalofthesealevelrisesimulation(模拟)beingusedatTurner
Station,saysJames,oneoftheprogram＇sdevelopers．“Thegoal,”hesays,“istostarta
conversationandhelpfolksvisualize(想象)theimpactsofclimatechangeandthesolutions,and
alsodiscussthetradeＧoffsbetweenthem．”
A．Then,thebasebalfieldsatFlemingPark．
B．Forthem,publicsupportandinputareneeded．
C．VRistheproductoftherapiddevelopmentofit．
D．Howdoyoushowpeopleandconvincethemofapossiblefuture
E．Doesthecommunitydependontheshippingindustryforitssurvival
F．TurnerStation,acommunitywhichgetsfloodedeasily,istryingtoprepare．
G．VRisanimmersive(沉浸式的)experiencethatcantrickthehumanbrainintothinkingit’sreal．
第三部分　语言运用(共两节,满分３０分)
第一节　完形填空(共１５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.
Recently,Iwasadmittedtohospitalforsurgery．Todealwiththe　４１　oflongdaysthere,
Ibroughtmycomputerwithme．Myconsistentstrategyduringsucha　４２　timewaswriting．
It’snotdifficulttofindwordshaveplayedalargepartin　４３　 me．EverytimeI’munder
　４４　Ikeepjournals．TheyhavealwaysbeentheplacewhereIcanexploremyinnerself．
Throughputtinginnermostthoughtsintowords,Icanbe　４５　 ofwhatisgoingwrongand
finaly　４６　 theproblem．Ofcourse,Ithenfeelrelievedandcheerful．Writingisactualya
　４７　process．
Apartfromkeepingjournals,I　４８　 updatemycolumnonline．Eachweek,I　４９　 one
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article．Wheneverseeingpeople　５０　 myarticlesandsharetheiropinionswithme,Iknowmy
storiesresonate(引起共鸣)withthem,whichbringsmeastrongsenseof　５１　．Thejoythat
writingbringsmeisundeniable,whichinspiresmetokeepmoving．
Thereis　５２　behindthestatementthatwritingcanimproveourmentalwelＧbeing．James
Pennebaker,asocialpsychologist,states,“Whensomething　５３　happens,thebraintendsto
playthenonＧconstructivethoughtpatternsoverandoveragainandthuswebecomestuck．Insuch
acase,writing　５４　ustolookback,constructanarrative,andthenorganizeideas．”
Needlesstosay,Ihavenointentionof　５５　infutureaswritingtakesrootinmylifeand
keepsenrichingmylife．
４１．A．boredom B．chaos C．expectation D．readiness
４２．A．promising B．fruitful C．cloudy D．painful
４３．A．convincing B．sustaining C．chalenging D．astonishing
４４．A．guidance B．consideration C．pressure D．treatment
４５．A．proud B．nervous C．conscious D．guilty
４６．A．takedown B．strugglewith C．bringabout D．workout
４７．A．selfＧdenying B．selfＧhealing C．selfＧdefeating D．selfＧsacrificing
４８．A．finaly B．instantly C．rarely D．regularly
４９．A．post B．broadcast C．translate D．purchase
５０．A．commenton B．takeover C．handout D．lookfor
５１．A．responsibility B．justice C．accomplishment D．freedom
５２．A．uncertainty B．science C．criticism D．prejudice
５３．A．negative B．significant C．similar D．interesting
５４．A．prefers B．forbids C．assists D．troubles
５５．A．folowing B．resigning C．wondering D．stopping
第二节　短文填空(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１个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式.
SuShi,afamousscholaroftheSongDynasty,was　５６　(high)thoughtofinpoetry,
proseandpainting．
Attheageof２１,hisfreshprosestyleearnedhimthe　５７　(recognize)ofOuyangXiu．He
　５８　 (say)thatSuShi’swritingswereoutstanding．This madeSuShiinstantlyfamous．
However,　５９　hispoliticaldreamwasrealized,hehadtoleavehispositionandreturnhome．
Hisdreamscutshort,SuShiturnedhisfocustowardnature．Inthespringof１０８２,hetook
anoutingwithhisfriends．When 　６０　 suddenshowerofrainmadehiscompanionsrushfor
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shelter(遮蔽物),SuShiburstintolaughterasifcompletelyunawareoftherain．
Alongbothsidesofthepathweregrowingtrees,　６１　leavesmadesoftsoundsastherainＧ
dropsfel．Withwetclothes,hewalkedalongwhile　６２　 (sing)ahappysong．Thenithithim:
“Ishalgothroughthislifeina　６３　 (peace)mind,ifonlywearingastrawraincape(蓑衣)．”
SuShi’soptimisticandopenＧmindedattitude　６４　lifeensuredhisadvancementdespite
politicalupsanddowns．Expressedinhispoetryandessay,whichhavebeenpasseddownthrough
generations,suchanattitudehastrulyinspiredus　６５　 (keep)abroadmindandpersistinour
struggleagainstaldifficulties．
第四部分　写作(共两节,满分４０分)
第一节(满分１５分)
假定你是李华.你校英文报正在开展以“PopularBooksAmong
Students”为题的讨论.请依据图表中的调查结果写一篇短文投稿,内
容包括:
１．读书状况描述;
２．简单评论;
３．你的建议.
注意:１．写作词数应为８０左右;
２．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答.
PopularBooksAmongStudents
　
　
　
第二节(满分２５分)
阅读下面材料,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.
８ＧyearＧoldEvanwasstandingbythesidewalkwhenhenoticedMrs．Carteropeninghershop
again．
Severaldaysago,whenEvanwaspassingbyherstore,hesawaclosedsignonthestore’s
door．Whentheshopremainedclosedfornotjusttwodays,Evanwasworriedhe’dneverbeable
togethis“dreamjob”．
８５ＧyearＧoldMrs．CarterwasawomanselingflowersforalivingandEvanhadbefriendedher
whenhehelpedhercrossthestreetoneday．
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Nowseeingheragain,Evanranuptoherandgreetedher．“CanIhelpyoutoday,Evan Do
youwantflowers ”Mrs．Carterasked．Evansmiled,“I’mlookingforajob!Canyoupleasehire
me ”
“Ajob ”theelderlyladylaughed,thinkingEvanwastoolittleforthat．ButEvanproudly
repliedheknewmanythings,likemakingsandwichesandhelpinghismomgetgrocerybagsfrom
thecar．Mrs．CarterlaughedandaskedEvanhowmuchmoneyshewouldhavetopayhimifshe
hiredhim．
Evanshookhishead．“AlIwantisabigbouquet(花束)formymom．HernameisStacey
andherbirthdayisoneweekaway．Momsaysweshouldworkhardforwhatwewant．Iwantto
workhardforthatbouquet．Canyouhireme ”Evanasked．Mrs．Carterwasimpressedand
nodded．
Thenforawholeweek,EvanwouldcometoMrs．Carter’sstoreintheeveningsandhelp
her,andhavingEvanaroundrelieved Mrs．Carter’sboredom whileshewasworking．Some
customersthoughtEvanwaslovelyandentertaining,sotheyboughtmoreflowers．Mrs．Carter’
sbusinessbecamebetter．
Aweeklater,onEvan’slastdayonthejob,Mrs．Carterwasemotional．Theyhadgrown
closeforworkingtogether,andEvanhadbecomelikeagrandchildtoher．Whilemakingahuge
bouquetforEvan’smother,Mrs．Cartersecretlyplacedoneenvelopeintothebouquet．The
envelopecontained＄２００．Whenhandinghimthebouquet,shesaid,“Wilyoucometoseeme
someday,Evan I’dbedelightedtohaveyouhere．”
“Iwil!”EvansmiledandwavedgoodbyetoMrs．Carter．
注意:
１．续写词数应为１５０词左右;
２．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答.
Carryingtheflowers,Evanrushedhometosurprisehismom．
　
　
Then,EvanandhismomhurriedtoreturnthemoneytoMrs．Carter．
　
　
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