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1、全国100所名校单元测试示范卷高三英语卷(六)第六套英语3Units 12(120分钟150分)第卷第一部分: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.What does the conversation probably take place? A.At an airport. B.In an office. C.At a railway station.2.What

2、will the woman probably do this evening?A.Stay at home. B.Go dancing. C.Go to the movies.3.How much does the man pay?A.$7.40. B.$10.C.$2.60.4.What does the man mean?A.He doesn􀆳t like the party.B.He will not go to the party. C.He hasn􀆳t been invited.5.What􀆳s the relationshi

3、p between the two speakers? A.Teacher and student. B.Doctor and patient. C.Shop owner and customer.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.What is the woman doing now?A.Typing a l

4、etter.B.Typing a report for Sally.C.Typing her own report.7.Where is the man going?A.To Shanghai. B.To Beijing. C.To Hangzhou.听第7段材料,回答第8至10题。8.What are the two speakers doing?A.They are talking about their jobs.B.They are working on a report.C.They are discussing a letter of asking for a job.9.Why

5、does the woman advise the man to write about his education?A.Because people often judge a person by his abilities.B.Because people like college students.C.Because the man is asking for a job as a teacher.10.What is the woman􀆳s advice on the last part?A.Making it shorter.B.Writing something

6、about his family.C.Adding something about his experience.听第8段材料,回答第11至13题。11.What􀆳s the most probable relationship between the two speakers?A.Couple. B.Classmates.C.Brother and sister.12.What􀆳s the weather like today?A.Rainy. B.Snowy. C.Fine.13.Who will pick up the children from sc

7、hool?A.Jimmy. B.The man.C.Lily. 听第9段材料,回答第14至16题。14.How much can the woman save if she buys the shirt on the Internet?A.$12.B.$6.C.$20.15.What color does the man like most?A.Brown.B.Blue.C.White.16.What can we learn from the dialogue?A.The man knows shopping on the Internet well.B.The man can try on

8、 the shirt.C.The shirt will reach them within 2 days. 听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。17.What􀆳s the passage mainly about?A.Keys to teaching English.B.Advice on learning English.C.Ways to use English in daily life.18.What is the speaker possibly?A.A talk show host.B.An expert in language learning.C.A begi

9、nner in language learning.19.How may listeners feel about the first suggestion?A.It􀆳s too difficult for those in high school to follow.B.It􀆳s too easy for people having high school education.C.In fact, it will not have any effect.20.What kind of study program should English learner

10、s set?A.Regular. B.Complete. C.Advanced.试题答案15AACBB610ACCAB1115AABBA1620CBBCA附:听力部分录音材料(Text 1)M:Did you listen to the announcement just now?W:Sorry, I didn􀆳t catch it. What is it?M:Flight 1635 will be twenty minutes late. (Text 2)M:Would you like to go dancing with me this evening?W:Ih

11、9011;d like to, but I􀆳m not feeling myself.M:Well, what about going to the movies?W:Oh, thanks. But I􀆳m too weak for anything, I think.(Text 3)W:That􀆳ll be two dollars and sixty cents, please.M:OK. Here is a ten-dollar note.W:Thank you. Here is your changeseven dollars and

12、 forty cents.(Text 4)W:Why don􀆳t you go to the party?M:It sounds like fun. But I􀆳m afraid I􀆳m tired out at the moment.(Text 5)W:Is that Dr David?M:Speaking. W:Oh, I have a bad stomachache, and I want to make an appointment.(Text 6)M:Vicky, have you finished your report?W:N

13、o. Tom asked me to type a letter for him. So I am doing it now. But I think I􀆳ll finish it soon and then I􀆳ll start on that.M:OK, but don􀆳t forget I need it tomorrow. I am leaving for Hangzhou for a meeting at 8 o􀆳clock tomorrow morning. I want to read all the rep

14、ort during my trip.W:Oh, God!M:By the way, is it possible that you􀆳ll meet Sally today? I haven􀆳t got her paper yet.W:Sally? Oh, I think I􀆳ll probably meet her this afternoon. I􀆳ll tell her about it as soon as I see her.M:Thanks.W:Not at all.(Text 7)M:Betty, would

15、 you like to read this letter of asking for a job I􀆳ve just written? I􀆳d like your advice.W:I􀆳ll be glad to tell you what I think.M:Good! I􀆳m interested in your advice.W:If I were you, I would change the beginning. You should write about your education, because pe

16、ople often judge a person by his abilities.M:Good idea. What do you think of the second part?W:I think it􀆳s too short. You􀆳d better say something about your work experience.M:You􀆳re right, and I􀆳ll change it soon. What about the last part?W:Good. But you should ta

17、lk about your family, too.M:I agree. I appreciate your help.(Text 8)W:Hello. Is that Hill?M:Yes. This is Hill speaking.W:This is Mary.M:Oh, Mary, what􀆳s the matter?W:I􀆳m phoning to tell you that I􀆳m afraid I won􀆳t have enough time to pick up little Jimmy and Lily

18、from school.M:Why? W:Don􀆳t you see that it is raining hard outside?M:Oh. I􀆳m sorry I didn􀆳t know that.W:I can􀆳t ride a bike in such a heavy rain and I have to take a bus home.M:Yes, I see. That􀆳s OK. I will go to their school to pick up the children. But,

19、 I don􀆳t think I can finish my work early this afternoon. So it will be quite late when I arrive at the school.W:I don􀆳t think it matters much. I can tell them to wait for you at the school gate after school.M:Well, don􀆳t worry. I􀆳ll pick them up on my way home fr

20、om work.W:See you.(Text 9)M:Mother, look at my shirt. It􀆳s too old and my friends laugh at me. W:I see. Let􀆳s buy a new one.M:You are so kind. Let􀆳s go to the Clothes Market. Can you turn off the computer? W:Come on, my darling. This shirt only costs 14 dollars on the Inte

21、rnet; it costs 20 in the street.M:Oh? But it looks unfashionable, doesn􀆳t it?W:But it will suit you well. I am going to buy you one.M:On the Internet?W:Yes, I don􀆳t have to go out. They say it can be sent home in 48 hours.M:But I don􀆳t think it is safe to show information

22、about our credit card to a stranger.W:It􀆳s not a problem. They have the third safety control.M:But I can􀆳t try it on before buying it.W:Don􀆳t worry. They have different sizes and colors. I will order your size and favorite color, brown, right?M:But what if I am not satisfi

23、ed with the quality?W:If we are not satisfied they will give the money back.M:OK. Then let􀆳s try shopping on the Internet. W:Great.(Text 10) Good morning and welcome to today􀆳s program. Feel English too difficult? You can get some advice today. I think one of the most important key

24、s to learning English is to make a regular and practical study program, like planning to study English for a few minutes every morning before breakfast time. This idea may sound useless to you, who took English in high school for quite a few years but didn􀆳t become good speakers of the lang

25、uage. As a matter of fact, I do not mean that you can become fluent speakers with just a few minutes here and there, but following a regular course of study can help you on the way to language mastery. Also, small steps, step by step, are the key. For example, planning to learn five new words a daya

26、nd to learn to use them activelyis far better than learning 45 and forgetting them the next day. Thirdly, speaking without fear is important. The fastest way to learn something is to do it again and again until you get it ok. Don􀆳t let a little fear stop you from getting what you want.第二部分:

27、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,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。AHave you ever felt like an idiot for having said too much? After graduating from a Hong Kong university recently, Anita Chow had one of those moments. A few weeks ago, the 22-year-old applied for an internship with a Public Rel

28、ations (PR) company. Chow said she is usually quiet and reserved, but during the interview she tried hard to act against her nature. She smiled a lot and talked in a lively manner. When asked why she wanted to work in PR, she said the job would enable her to meet a lot of interesting people. Then sh

29、e added jokingly: “Who knows? I might even meet my future husband.”Chow wanted to punch herself the moment she stepped out of the interview room. “It came out so wrong,” she says. “Now the interviewers will think of me as one of those women who don􀆳t have any career ambition and just want t

30、o get married and settle down.”Saying too much or oversharing happens to every one of us. “Experts say oversharing often happens when we are trying subconsciously to control our anxiety,” according to a Wall Street Journal column. It happens like this: When having a conversation, we want to sound wi

31、tty (睿智的) and interesting. The effort required doing this leaves less brainpower to filter what we say and to whom, says The Wall Street Journal.Hal Shorey, a psychologist from the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology at Widener University in the US, told The Wall Street Journal that anxious p

32、eople are often blabbers (多嘴的人). They are overly sensitive to social cues (暗示) and worry too much about what others think of them.So how do you stop yourself from blabbing too much? Simple: stop and think before you open your mouth. “Go through the process in your mind where you walk through the fin

33、al effects of sharing,” O􀆳Neill told The Wall Street Journal. 21.What did Chow think of herself when she left the interview room? A.She spoke too much in the interview.B.She was too quiet and reserved.C.She lost control of herself in the interview.D.She failed to answer the interviewers

34、49011; questions.22.Oversharing often happens when a person. A.wants to express others B.is full of mental energy C.wants to control his anxiety D.gets too excited 23.Who is most likely to be blabber? A.A lovely person.B.An anxious person.C.An active person. D.A witty person.24.What kind of advice d

35、oes O􀆳Neill give in the last paragraph? A.Speak as little as possible. B.Think about how to share. C.Think before we speak. D.Be well prepared for an interview. 【答案与解析】人们在焦虑时和他人交谈时往往会喋喋不休,因为急于想给对方留下好印象而口无遮拦。21.A从第3段及后面的“Saying too much”可知,因为自己在面试时口无遮拦,因此想揍自己一顿。22.C从第4段第2句可知,人们说话太多目的是想控制自己的焦

36、虑。23.B从倒数第2段第1句可知,焦虑的人往往会喋喋不休。24.C从文章最后一段可知,改掉口无遮拦毛病的最佳办法是“三思而开口”。BMoving around the forested edges of a lake in Panama, biologist Christina Riehl is gaining new ideas about the strange behaviors of anis(黑杜鹃). They gather in groups at breeding (孵育) timeraising their babies together in a single nest,

37、 every adult sharing in the work but they aren􀆳t necessarily blood relatives.For half a century, the study of animal cooperation has been deeply affected by the theory of “kin (亲缘) selection”. According to this model, animals cooperate only if they have to gain somethingif not for themselve

38、s, then for their relatives. But when it comes to raising their young, the anis behave in different ways. Anis form useful associations with unrelated pairs, making great efforts to raise the young of others. Since 2006, Riehl has circled Gatun Lake in Panama to examine as many as 45 ani nests per s

39、eason. Because almost all these low-lying baskets of leaves and sticks hang over the water and cannot be reached from land, scientists have rarely studied them, but Riehl can reach most of the nests by standing up in her boat. And there􀆳re even no snakes and crocodiles. Anis breed during th

40、e rainy season.Riehl has learned that, although the anis work together cooperatively, some work much harder than others.The anis􀆳 lifestyle isn􀆳t totally selfless. Although females cooperate in looking after the nest, they at the same time seek to improve their own babies􀆳

41、 chances for survival. The cooperative nesting creates big payoffs for group members. Large groups are better able to defend their nests against meat-eating animals. Pairs that try to nest alone can hardly raise young at all.Recently, Riehl “stands out as a young scientist,” says Cornell, director o

42、f Citizen Science. Riehl􀆳s findings “provide an unusual example of the importance of direct benefits of cooperation and broaden our understanding of animal world.”25.What is special about the anis when they are at breeding time? A.They raised their babies in the nest. B.They are perhaps not

43、 blood relatives. C.They often perform different work. D.They like to live on the edge of lakes.26.According to the text, “kin selection” refers to . A.animals􀆳 living habitsB.animals􀆳 lifestyle at breeding time C.animals􀆳 natural lawD.animals􀆳 way of raising babi

44、es27.What does the author mean by saying “And there􀆳re even no snakes and crocodiles” underlined in Paragraph 3? A.The living environment is hard to reach.B.The place is easy for the anis to reach. C.The anis􀆳 nests are very strong. D.Snakes don􀆳t like the rainy season.28.

45、According to the text, the anis􀆳 way of breeding can . A.help baby anis grow faster B.increase survival of baby anis C.make baby anis suit the surroundings D.improve the independent life of baby anis【答案与解析】动物之间相互合作,可以提高它们的生存度。本文中的美洲黑杜鹃就是如此。25.B根据第1段末句和第2段的相关信息可知,孵育这些幼鸟的不一定与幼鸟有血缘关系。26.C根据第2段

46、对于“kin selection”的定义,“亲缘选择”是动物世界的基因遗传,是它们的自然规律。27.A本段指出此处生活环境特别,人类很难到达,就连蛇和鳄鱼都不出现,而且此时常常是雨季。这一切表明此处的生活环境恶劣,但同时也意味着很安全。28.B根据倒数第2段可知,黑杜鹃的孵育方式更加有助于其后代的存活。C My daughter started kindergarten. In a typical night, she has some homework. So far, homework has been the hardest for our family. Yet, even thoug

47、h no one in our family really loves writing practice, we are trying to make the most out of it. After all, homework is supposed to teach discipline and support what is being taught in class. As a credentialed teacher, I don􀆳t believe you should just go through the motions. Here are some tip

48、s on how to help your child get the most out of homework.The Right Time and PlaceStarting a predictable homework schedule can be helpful for your child. A desk with plenty of writing tools or a computer and good lighting are musts. You might also want to have a place to display your child􀆳s

49、 best work or an inspirational poster.Make Sure Your Child UnderstandsI remember having students that would just fake their schoolwork and homework. To me, that is the same as not doing it at all because the student didn􀆳t benefit from the homework. Thus, in order to prevent children from “

50、faking it”, make sure they understand. For younger kids, you might want to read the directions together or do a sample math problem together.Monitor but Don􀆳t Do the Homework for Your ChildIt can be frustrating to watch your child struggle with homework. However, it􀆳s important not

51、 to do it for them. It􀆳s fine to answer questions and help with a problem or vocabulary questions. However, don􀆳t do the work for them. It􀆳s likely the teacher will notice too!Take a Break if Your Child Needs ItWhen kids get into junior high, they are likely to have over a

52、n hour of homework. Some high school students have several hours (even though I don􀆳t think they should). If your child needs a break, they should take one. Having dinner with the family, getting some exercise or simply playing are all good ideas. I sometimes let my daughter watch a televis

53、ion program during her homework break. All work and no play make Jack a dull boy, right? 29.When your children struggle with homework, you should .A.help with a problem or vocabulary questionsB.care about your own things continuallyC.criticize your childrenD.do the work for them30.When your child is

54、 tired while doing homework, the child should do the following EXCEPT.A.having dinner with the family B.getting some exercise C.watching a television programD.continuing to do homework31.Who is the passage written for?A.Children. B.Parents. C.Teachers. D.Students.32.In which section of a newspaper c

55、an we see the passage?A.Business. B.Health. C.Entertainment. D.Education.【答案与解析】孩子上学之后每天会有一些家庭作业,怎样才能使孩子们从家庭作业中受益最多呢?本文针对这一问题向家长们提供了一些技巧。29.A当看到孩子为家庭作业苦苦挣扎的时候,家长不应替孩子做作业,而应对其中的难题进行讲解。30.D由最后一段可知,孩子做作业累了时可以和家人吃个晚饭、做做运动、看看电视节目或者玩一会儿。31.B本文主要讲述父母应该如何对待孩子的家庭作业问题,由此可推知,本文是写给父母的。32.D本文涉及如何对待孩子的家庭作业问题。由此可推

56、知,我们可以在报纸的教育专栏看到这篇文章。D“Green Bank” is a small mountainous town located in West Virginia, USA, with a population of 147 people. It is also home to Robert C.Byrd Green Bank Telescope (GBT), one of the world􀆳s largest steerable radio telescopes, used for scientific and astronomic studies. The

57、town lies within National Radio Quiet Zone where all electronic radiation signals are banned across 13,000 square miles.The ban was put up to minimize interference from radio signals to GBT which is operated by National Radio Astronomy Observatory and to protect the radio telescope as its scientific

58、 research on stars, galaxies and universe might be perturbed (干扰) in the presence of electromagnetic spectrum (电磁谱).It may seem unlikely for most of us to live without wireless technology, but fortunately, this town has become a safe haven for people who are suffering from electromagnetic hypersensi

59、tivity (电磁波敏感症).Electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS) is a disease caused by the exposure to electromagnetic radiation. This disease is little understood by scientists due to its variability of incidence (发生率) and symptoms. People suffering from this disease come to live a peaceful life in this mou

60、ntainous region. One of the sufferers is Diane Schou who moved from Lowa to Green Bank in 2007.In 2002, she was experiencing severe headache and pain and when she read about EHS she believed that she was sensitive to electromagnetic radiations. The doctors weren􀆳t of much help as they overl

61、ooked the possibility. Whenever she passed a signal tower or phone ringing, “It would be like a hammer on top of my head,” she says. When she found about Green Bank, she was happy to be able to live a normal life. She says, “Living here allows me to be more of a normal person.” She is now feeling be

62、tter though she suffers from headache if she leaves the Quiet Zone. She explained to Slate, “Life isn􀆳t perfect here. There􀆳s no grocery store, no restaurants, no hospital nearby. But here, at least, I􀆳m healthy. I can do things. I􀆳m not in bed with a headache all

63、 the time.”33.What do we know about Green Bank? A.It is a backward place in the US. B.It is the base for an important telescope.C.It is unsuitable for people to live. D.It is not open to the outside world.34.Why are electronic radiation signals banned in Green Bank? A.To allow people to live in peac

64、e. B.To give way to scientific research. C.To provide recovery for people suffering from EHS. D.To protect people from electromagnetic hypersensitivity.35.What is the problem with Diane Schou? A.She feels uneasy exposed to electromagnetic radiations. B.She uses cellphones too much. C.She lives near

65、a signal tower. D.She knows little about electromagnetic hypersensitivity.【答案与解析】美国小镇Green Bank因为涉及天文研究,禁止电磁干扰,这儿成为电磁波敏感症患者的疗养基地。33.B从第1段第2句可知,Green Bank是美国一个重要的天文望远镜的基地。34.B由第2段可知,Green Bank禁止电磁干扰,目的是保证天文望远镜的准确度,是为科研服务的。35.A根据第6段可知,这位女士接触电磁波就会头疼等,对电磁波过敏。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

66、的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。There are many tips for parents to help teens survive anxiety.Breathe. If you are feeling really disconnected from your teen, you are likely feeling some pretty strong feelings yourself. Concentrated breaths help calm the body􀆳s fight or flight response, lower heart rate a

67、nd blood pressure, and restore reason. 36 It might feel strange at first, but keep practicing.Get to know the teenage brain. It can help you gain perspective to know that your teen􀆳s reasoning part of the brain is in a bit of a stall mode right (失速状态) now. A firm grip on teen development ca

68、n serve as part of the solution for “when you􀆳re asking yourself, what am I doing wrong?” 37 You just can􀆳t see the results yet. Exercise empathy. 38 Most of us can recall times from our youth when we were on less than ideal terms with our own parents. Tap into those memories and t

69、alk to your child about how you remember feeling back then. A little acknowledgement and empathy can go a long way in the fence mending process.Connect where you can. Watch and wait for moments of calmin the car time, mealtime, the end of the dayand make yourself fully present for your child. 39 Get

70、 out some old family photos or videos that will make both of you laugh and remind you there have been more harmonious times. 40 This is much easier said than done, of course, but remember that when you hear or feel “I hate you”, what your teen really means is “I hate that I􀆳m grounded” or “

71、I hate I can􀆳t use the computer for a week”. A.Listen without editing or fixing.B.You􀆳re probably doing a lot of things right.C.Try not to take what feels insulting and hurtful personally.D.Use written words to communicate where spoken words fall short.E.Breathing before responding

72、 is a good thing to model for your teen.F.Being the parent of a teen can be tough, but being a teen is hard too.G.Your child still loves you and is watching and listening to everything you say and do.答案:3640EBFAC 第三部分:英语知识运用(共两节,满分45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

73、入空白处的最佳选项。You are an intelligent person and good at talking. You have no problem giving a clear 41, delivering a good speech or participating in a political debate. You struggle for 42 conversations and have no patience for small talk. “The weather is nice, isn􀆳t it?” Really, who cares? 43

74、seemingly superficial(肤浅的), small talk is the starting point of all relationships. Romances and friendships begin with small talk. In practice, you can􀆳t 44 it. Getting a job, working with colleagues, winning new clientsall of it 45 small talk. Want to be successful? You􀆳d better a

75、cquire this 46.An article on the Forbes website 47 a few reasons why small talk is so important for one􀆳s career. Not only does small talk make us more 48 in one􀆳s career, small talk is also a “free option”. It can 49 a lot of outcomes, from a 50 pleasant exchange to the signing of

76、 a multimillion dollar business 51, says the article. In a time where a big part of our lives has moved online, the art of small talk is 52. The awkward 53 of feeling like a total outsider at a social function, such as a company event or a dinner party, is 54 by many of us.But don􀆳t worry,

77、says Elizabeth Bernstein, a relationship columnist at The Wall Street Journal, you can learn to develop your 55 intelligence. First of all, remember small talk is not about communication, it􀆳s about 56. Bernstein advises to 57 the other person. Bad small talkers tend to dominate the convers

78、ation. They spend too much time on their favorite 58, whether it􀆳s football or how clever their kids are.They think they are being 59 because they are talking. But they are talking to somebody, not with someone. Such people often give the 60 of being self-centered and inconsiderate.41.A.app

79、ointmentB.presentationC.idea D.explanation42.A.meaningfulB.smoothC.goodD.easy 43.A.Unless B.Since C.If D.Although44.A.doubtB.defineC.avoid D.organize45.A.reports B.repeats C.requires D.approves46.A.gift B.range C.qualityD.interval47.A.survives B.cares C.lists D.notices48.A.different B.scientificC.li

80、keableD.basic49.A.adapt toB.appeal toC.belong toD.lead to 50.A.generally B.sincerely C.casually D.merely51.A.jobB.deal C.chance D.message52.A.separate B.mysterious C.violent D.natural53.A.cooperation B.relationships C.experience D.appointments54.A.sharedB.argued C.refusedD.treasured55.A.politeB.happ

81、y C.conversationalD.confident56.A.meaningB.expressionC.connectionD.background57.A.putting on B.relying on C.depending on D.focusing on58.A.introductionB.discussion C.commentD.topic59.A.social B.excitedC.hopefulD.proud60.A.attraction B.situation C.occasion D.impression【答案与解析】网络时代,随着面对面交流的减少,人们也忽略了闲聊对

82、人际关系的重要作用。如何做一个善于闲聊的人呢?让我们向专家讨教一下闲聊的学问吧。41.B你聪明机灵,口齿伶俐。给出清晰的报告(presentation)、发表精彩的演讲、参加政治辩论,你无所不能。42.A上面的活动都是有意义的(meaningful)。你在这些有意义的语言会话上花费心思,却对闲聊无耐心。43.D由上下文可知这里表示语气让步,故用although引导让步状语从句。44.C由常识可知:现实生活中,闲聊不可避免(avoid)。45.C求职、与同事共事、攻下新客户,这些都需要(require)闲聊。46.A根据前文闲聊的作用可知,此处指闲聊也是一种才艺。你最好具备这项才能(gift)。

83、47.C依据上下文逻辑,这里指下文列出了(list)几个理由。福布斯网站上的一篇文章给出了一系列解释。48.C句意:闲聊不仅能让我们更讨人喜欢(likeable),对于个人事业而言,闲聊也是一种“免费期权”。49.D根据上下文得知,这里指闲聊能带来好的结果,故用lead to。50.D闲聊能产生一系列的效果,有时不仅仅(merely)是一场愉快的交流,甚至还可以达成数百万美元的交易。51.Bdeal“交易”。52.B根据常识,网络聊天经常是虚拟的、神秘的(mysterious)。在生活逐步网络化的时代,闲聊的艺术令人难以捉摸。53.C从下文得知,感觉是一个局外人应该是一种经历(experien

84、ce)。54.A我们中的很多人都曾有过在公司活动、宴会等社交场合中化身“局外人”的尴尬经历。55.C华尔街日报两性关系专栏作家伊丽莎白伯恩斯坦表示,你可以学会去开发自己的口才。56.C句意:首先,要记住闲聊并不是为了沟通交流,而是与对方建立联系(connection)。57.D由上下文语境可知:这里指不要老是关注自己,要关注(focus on)他人。58.D由后文“whether it􀆳s football or how clever their kids are”可知,此处指闲聊的话题(topic)。59.A他们认为滔滔不绝就代表善于交际(social)。60.D但是他们是

85、在主讲,而非交流。这样的人给人留下以自我为中心、不替他人着想的印象。第卷第三部分:英语知识运用(共两节,满分45分)第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(不多于3个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。The world is divided into two parts. One half of the world is rich and the other is poor. In the poor part, a lot of people have never got enough to eat. When they are ill, 61 of

86、the hospitals can accept them because they have no money. In the rich part, a lot of people eat too much. For example, a dog or a cat in North America eats 62(well) than a child in the poorer countries.The poor countries have some difficult problems. Sometimes the land is 63 poor to grow anything on

87、. People there have 64 rich land nor enough water. The land can be made better, but a lot of things must 65(do). The people must be taught 66 water must be found.But rich countries have problems, too. There are not always good places to live in. Sometimes 67 air is not clean and the rivers are too d

88、irty to swim 68 or drink. The roads and streets are full of people and buses; cars and buses have to move 69(slow). Noise is too much. Some people don􀆳t have houses. The air and the rivers must be cleaned and be kept clean. More houses have to 70(build). 答案:61.none62.better63.too64.neither6

89、5.be done66.and67.the68.in69.slowly70.be built第四部分:写作(共两节,满分35分)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处语言错误,每句中最多有两处,每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加:在缺词处加一个漏词符号(),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:在错的词下画一横线,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。 I􀆳d l

90、ike to tell you something about the problem of pollution we are facing to. As we know, the factory beside our school gave off heavy smoke all day long. Very loudly noises hurt our ears. Rubbish and waste are thrown here or there. It also sends out polluting water and poisonous gas. All this has done

91、 great harms to the health and study of the teachers and students. But as time goes by, little has done to change the situation. I don􀆳t think you can study well after the problem is solved. We do hope if you􀆳ll help and support us.答案:I􀆳d like to tell you something about t

92、he problem of pollution we are facing to. As we know, the factory beside our school off heavy smoke all day long. Very noises hurt our ears. Rubbish and waste are thrown here there. It also sends out water and poisonous gas. All this has done great to the health and study of the teachers and student

93、s. But as time goes by, little has done to change the situation. I don􀆳t think can study well the problem is solved. We do hope you􀆳ll help and support us.第二节:书面表达(满分25分) 请你描述一件你亲身经历或听说的爱心志愿者活动。内容包括:1.简要说明选择该项活动的原因;2.描写活动经过;3.你活动之后的感受;注意: 1.词数100左右;2.可以适当增加细节, 以使行文连贯。答案:One possibl

94、e version:I chose to spread knowledge in a rural school rather than donate some used books and stationary, which I think shows equality and respect to those being helped.On my arrival after a long and rough ride, I was greeted by excited students with great enthusiasm. They felt encouraged when I to

95、ld them about our plan to teach them scientific experiments.It took a week before I was ready to start. I demonstrated, guided them to conduct the experiments and explained the principles. Looking at their widening eyes, I was happy to see that the seed of science had been planted in their hearts.As a volunteer, I expect no material rewards. Besides, nothing is more rewarding than to help the kids to develop their curiosity about science.

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