1、江苏省普通高等学校招生考试高三模拟测试卷(二十)英语本试卷分第卷(选择题)和第卷(非选择题)两部分。满分120分，考试时间120分钟。第卷(选择题共85分)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. Who will go to London with the man?A. Linda. B. Bruce. C. Mike.()2. What does the ma
2、n do?A. A doctor. B. A coach. C. A teacher.()3. What does the man mean?A. She had better not wear sunglasses. B. She is a humorous and lovely woman.C. She can choose the sunglasses on the left.()4. Why did the man give up his job?A. He will study in another city. B. The wage is far from satisfactory
3、.C. He dislikes the location of the company.()5. What time do you think it is now?A. 9：15. B. 10：30. C. 11：15.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. Where does the woman think the
4、y should do shopping?A. In the special shops. B. Online. C. On Best Buy.()7. What does the man think of the CDplayer he bought last month?A. Of good quality. B. Too expensive. C. Not good.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。()8. What is the relationship between the speakers?A. Kid and teacher. B. Parent and kid. C. Tea
5、cher and parent.()9. Where is Jack being trained?A. At Jacks home. B. In a high building. C. In a onestory building.()10. Why does the woman decide to talk to Jack?A. She knows Jack told a lie. B. She wants to threaten him.C. She must improve his ability.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。()11. How does the woman fee
6、l now?A. Better. B. Painful. C. Bored.()12. What does the man bring to the woman?A. Flowers and magazines. B. Magazines and fruits. C. Newspapers and flowers.()13. Where does the conversation take place?A. In a bookstore. B. In a hospital. C. In a flower shop.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。()14. What are the two
7、speakers talking about?A. Future plan. B. Major subjects. C. Job application.()15. Why do the girls parents want her to find a job?A. Because she is poor at her studies. B. Because her family is poor.C. Because she is grownup.()16. What will the girl do if she has enough money?A. Study further. B. R
8、un a company. C. Film advertisements.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。()17. How long should a young child sleep a day according to the National Sleep Foundation?A. Over 8 hours. B. Over 9 hours. C. Over 10 hours.()18. How many young children did the researchers monitor for a week?A. About 200. B. About 300. C. Abo
9、ut 400.()19. What did the researchers find?A. Few children slept enough hours. B. Most of the children slept only 8 hours.C. Fat children slept more regularly.()20. What advice did the researchers give?A. Sleeping regularly and enough hours. B. Monitoring the sleep patterns.C. Making up lost sleep o
10、n the weekends.第二部分：英语知识运用(共两节，满分35分)第一节：单项填空(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)请认真阅读下面各题，从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。()21. Cao Wenxuan became the winner of the 2016 Hans Christian Andersen Award, which is the highest international _ given to an author of childrens books.A. competition B. convention C. recognition D.
11、 regulation()22. Johnson is feeling a bit _ after last nights gettogether. Well, he must have drunk himself stupid during it and he should have a rest.A. distant B. fragile C. empty D. weird()23. He found it very difficult to speak _， for his lips trembled and refused to form the words.A. plainly B.
12、 closely C. firmly D. frequently()24. While interacting with the children and their parents in the remote village, I was _ to a way of life completely different from my own.A. reduced B. exposed C. committed D. transferred()25. _ a relatively short playing career, Yao Ming has been elected a basketb
13、all hall of famer for his role in helping to spread the NBAs popularity to China.A. As B. Unlike C. Besides D. Despite()26. Excuse me, Professor. Why didnt my essay achieve a high score? I put my heart into it. Well, you havent _ your ideas very clearly in this essay.A. stretched out B. set out C. g
14、iven out D. figured out()27. The new airport is a _！ Its got four runways and its equipped with the latest technology, but not many people visit this region.A. home bird B. sacred cow C. sleeping dog D. white elephant()28. Napoleon and Hitler were led _ that anything was possible and that nothing co
15、uld stand in their way by the victories they enjoyed.A. believing B. to believe C. to believing D. having believed()29. Now scientists say that some dogs are badlybehaved because they _ from their mothers too early, which can turn them into aggressive dogs.A. took away B. have taken awayC. were take
16、n away D. have been taken away()30. Giving is a universal opportunity _ regardless of your age, profession, religion, and background, you have the capacity to create change.A. when B. that C. where D. which()31. Im totally confused about why she steals things _ she could easily afford to buy them. G
17、od knows!A. if B. when C. while D. because()32. With the failure of the experiment, we reach a dead end. Cheer up! Many good things would never have happened if the bad events _ first.A. dont happen B. didnt happenC. hadnt happened D. havent happened()33. She started to photograph the documents, saf
18、e in the knowledge _ she wouldnt be disturbed for at least an hour.A. whether B. what C. that D. when()34. _， its exciting for readers to take the challenge to guess the result when a story comes to the end.A. As long as few readers succeed B. Now that few readers succeed so muchC. Much as few reade
19、rs succeed D. As few readers succeed so much()35. I lost five pounds just after a month on this new diet. Its definitely worth a try. Right, _. I badly need to get in shape for my school reunion.A. it beats me B. I dont buy it C. just cant help it D. youve sold it to me第二节： 完形填空(共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分)请认
20、真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。Twenty years ago, I was told a story of Little Brother at a party which has delighted and inspired me ever since.Little Brother, who was an ambitious painter and trying to be an artist, went to France to _36_ himself with beauty and inspiration. One afternoon, he
21、 _37_ a conversation in a cafe with a group of charming young people. They took a liking to Little Brother and invited him to a party that weekend in a _38_ in the Loire Valley. It would be _39_ by the rich and famous and by several crowned heads of Europe. Best of all, it was a masquerade ball(假面舞会
22、)_40_， Little Brother worked all week on a costume and held back on neither the details nor the craziness of this creation. Then he rented a car and drove three hours to the castle. Little Brother entered the ballroom, head _41_ high.Upon which he immediately realized his _42_This was _43_ a costume
23、 party but he had missed one detail in _44_： This was a themed costume party. The theme was “a medieval court” _45_ Little Brother was dressed as a lobster(龙虾)He stood at the top of the steps for one long, horrible moment. Running away in _46_ seemed like the most dignified response. But he didnt ru
24、n. _47_， he found his resolve. Hed come this far, after all. Hed worked tremendously hard to make this costume, and he was _48_ of it. He took a deep breath and walked onto the dance floor.As he moved into the crowd, a silence _49_. The other guests gathered around Little Brother. Finally someone as
25、ked him what on earth he was.Little Brother bowed deeply and _50_， “I am the court lobster.”Then: laughter.Not ridicule just _51_. They loved him. They loved his sweetness, his weirdness, his giant red claws, his skinny legs in his bright tights. He was the trickster among them, and he _52_ the part
26、y. Little Brother even ended up dancing with the queen of Belgium.I have never created anything in my life that did not make me feel like I was the guy who just walked into a fancy ball wearing a homemade lobster costume. But you must _53_ walk into that room, and you must hold your head high. Never
27、 _54_ for it, never explain it away, and never be ashamed of it. You did your best with what you knew, and you worked with what you had, in the time you were given.Sometimes its like that. What you absolutely must not do is walk out. Otherwise you will miss the party, and that would be a pity _55_ w
28、e did not come all this great distance, and make all this great effort, only to miss the party at the last moment.()36. A. occupy B. surround C. content D. busy()37. A. struck up B. put up C. followed up D. drew up()38. A. resort B. palace C. reserve D. castle()39. A. constructed B. exploited C. att
29、ended D. inspired()40. A. Excited B. Tired C. Frustrated D. Terrified()41. A. pulled B. reached C. stuck D. held()42. A. dream B. ambition C. mistake D. potential()43. A. otherwise B. indeed C. yet D. just()44. A. realization B. translation C. description D. expression()45. A. when B. until C. while
30、 D. as()46. A. surprise B. relief C. peace D. shame()47. A. Somehow B. Anyway C. Meanwhile D. Therefore()48. A. ignorant B. sceptical C. proud D. tolerant()49. A. exploded B. fell C. approached D. deepened()50. A. admitted B. defined C. whispered D. announced()51. A. hatred B. praise C. trust D. joy
31、()52. A. made B. organized C. threw D. sponsored()53. A. stubbornly B. swiftly C. cautiously D. quietly()54. A. search B. apologize C. wish D. push()55. A. although B. once C. because D. unless第三部分： 阅读理解 (共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AChair, London The British Council see
32、ks an inspirational Chair to head the UKs leading international cultural relations charity. The Chair leads a talented Board of Trustees with bold ambitions for the British Council and represents it at the highest levels in UK and across the world.The British Council builds engagement and trust for
33、the UK through the exchange of knowledge and ideas between people worldwide. 85% of its income is derived from services it provides, and the remainder from government grants. The British Council plans to extend its reach and impact and strengthen its partnerships.The new Chair will succeed Sir Verno
34、n Ellis whose successful tenure(任期) ends in August 2016. He/she will play a prominent role in representing the British Councils interest to key stakeholders in the UK and across the 110 countries in which it operates. The successful candidate will be comfortable with this ambassadorial element of th
35、e role, and identify closely with the values and mission in its Royal Charter.Energy, dynamism and adaptability must be combined with excellent leadership skills and a track record of achievement that provides a platform from which to deal reliably with government and the international community at
36、the most senior level. Commercial experience will be valuable, along with an international background.The post is unrewarded, and likely to require 80 to 100 days per year, including extensive travel.Closing date: Noon 8 June 2016; final interviews, 23 July 2016.Visit to access further information a
37、nd application instructions, or call 44 (0) 20 7830 8052 for assistance.Equality commitmentThe British Council is committed to a policy of equal opportunity and is keen to reflect the diversity of UK society at every level within the organisation.We welcome applications from all sections of the comm
38、unity.()56. Which of the following statements about the candidate is TRUE?A. Half of the year he/she will work in the UK and across 110 countries.B. Outstanding leadership skills will assure the candidate of becoming the new Chair.C. He/she will be preferred if he/she once worked in an international
39、 commercial company.D. The candidate should provide the proof of his/her working experience in a government.()57. What can we know about the British Council from the passage?A. The new Chair will take over Sir Vernon Ellis after he quits.B. Government plays a decisive role in the British Council dev
40、elopment.C. It is intended to strengthen partnerships with all countries across the world.D. It is willing to provide opportunities to whoever shows interest in the post.BIn 1946, Will Thomas decided he did not wish to live in his native land any longer and that he would take his wife and children t
41、o Haiti, where as Negroes in a Negro republic, they would be free of racial prejudice and their opportunities would be limited only by their ability to use them.He does not believe he need detail the reasons behind this unhappy decision, except to say that being considered and treated as an inferior
42、 on every level of life can become intolerable, especially when it is by ones race rather than his individual worth that he is prejudgedand condemned.When he reached this point, he had become an unbeliever in both God and country, for it seemed to him that racial segregation and all that it implied
43、was as rigid on the spiritual as on the ordinary practical life. And so finally he made the decision to leave his native landpermanently.Love of country, Thomas found, can be very deep, very strong. So he thought to make one final try in his motherland for the equality of status which he considered
44、he had been denied; and he chose Vermont for the experiment. Thomas reasoned that because of its great traditions of personal freedom there was at least a chance that he and his family might find there what they so yearned for, and they did. In the small farming community where they settled, they we
45、re accepted on a basis of individuality unqualified by race.However, it is not that which now seems most important to him. It is, rather, that in such a friendly atmosphere, and amid the quiet of a beautiful countryside, it was possible to think calmly, and gradually to gain understandings by which
46、Thomas believes he can live in peace with other men, and with himself, for the rest of his life.One of these understandings is that unless one seeks sincerely for whatever it is he most wants, he surely will not find it, and that what he really had been seeking most of his life was not what he wante
47、d but instead was justification for the resentments he felt. This is not to say there was not cause for those resentments, but rather that he had so concentrated upon them he could not see that the picture was not all badthat in fact, there was considerable good in it.Thomas had condemned his countr
48、y and his religion because he viewed only what seemed wrong in both. But when he was able to remove the blinds of his own prejudice, it became clear that these failures, these flaws in church and state, were human failures, human flaws, and not mere selfwilled bigotry; and that within each there wer
49、e, and there always had been, many who had worked and fought for what was right.Thomas thinks the core of his earlier bitterness had been the conviction that he had been denied his birthright of human dignity. But he knows now that is something which cannot be given or taken away by man.It has been
50、written that he who seeks shall find, and that to him who asks, it shall be given. And he can only testify that when he did seek, he did find; and that when he asked, it was given to him. And he knows that only the God he once denied could bestow such precious gifts.()58. What made Will Thomas decid
51、e to escape his native land in 1946?A. Disappointment with God. B. Equality in a Negro republic.C. Racial discrimination. D. Lack of individual worth.()59. Where should the sentence “However, he did not do it.” be placed?A. Between Paragraphs 1 and 2. B. Between Paragraphs 2 and 3.C. Between Paragra
52、phs 3 and 4. D. Between Paragraphs 4 and 5.()60. By writing the passage, the author intended to _A. question human failures and flawsB. suggest how to fight for human dignityC. call on more people to condemn racismD. show transformation in thinking Thomas underwentCFor 150 million years during the a
53、ge of the dinosaurs, a group of dolphinlike reptiles called ichthyosaurs ruled the oceanuntil everything started to go wrong.After multiplying into about 100 known species, ichthyosaurs began to disappear from the oceans around the middle of the Cretaceous period, a time of turbulent changes in the
54、environment. The aquatic reptiles went extinct 28 million years before the rest of their dinosaur cohort.Scientists have been unable to find a singular cataclysmic event, such as a volcanic eruption or meteorite strike, that could explain ichthyosaurs abrupt disappearance from the fossil record.Now
55、researchers have new explanation for the lizard fishs demise: They had lost their ability to adapt to a swiftly changing climate.The aquatic lizards thrived throughout the early years of the dinosaurs in the Permian, Triassic and Jurassic periods. Then came the Cretaceous.That was a turbulent time t
56、o live on Earth. The poles were nearly icefree, causing sea levels to reach great heights. Temperatures were among the hottest the planet has seen in the last 250 million years.Scientists have blamed the demise of the ichthyosaurs on their inability to keep up with other predators or the loss of key
57、 prey species. But a new study by Valentin Fischer, a paleontologist who studies ichthyosaurs at the University of Liege in Belgium, and his colleagues says neither of these explanations could account for the scale and speed of the dieoff.Writing in the journal Nature Communications, Fischer and his
58、 colleagues argue that the unstable climate contributed to the disappearance of ichthyosaurs during a 5million to 6millionyear window in the Cretaceous known as the Cenomanian stage.While the rising temperatures and higher seas wouldnt have had a direct effect on the ichthyosaurs, they could have pl
59、ayed an indirect role in their decline, Fischer said. The changing climate could have made their food more scarce, or disrupted migratory routes and birthing places, among other consequences.Despite their variety of body shapes and survival strategies, ichthyosaurs were unable to keep up with all of
60、 these changes, the study authors wrote.They reached this conclusion by comparing the geological record of the Cretaceous to a newly reconstructed history of ichthyosaur evolution based on museum specimens and a review of information in previously published studies.What became clear was the ichthyos
61、aurs extinction coincided with global climate shifts and the animals slower rate of evolution, which left them unable to adapt as their environment changed, the study found.“They were probably very well adapted to their niches, and their environments were probably pretty stable，” Fischer said. “That
62、 could have lowered the pressure of natural selection and thus lowered their rates of evolution.”Think of the Cenomanian stage as a transition period.()61. The underlined word “That” in Paragraph 6 refers to the period of _A. Permian B. Triassic C. Jurassic D. Cretaceous()62. Fischers and his collea
63、gues came to their conclusion by _A. making comparisons B. conducting experimentsC. analyzing samples D. observing weather changes()63. Which of the following sentences can be used to conclude the last but one paragraph?A. No pains, no gains.B. No man is wise at all times.C. A bad beginning makes a
64、bad ending.D. Born in misery and die of happiness.()64. What might be the best title for the passage?A. A New Research Focused on the History of Ichthyosaur EvolutionB. A Swift Climate Change Followed the Disappearance of IchthyosaursC. Climate Change Taught Ancient Ichthyosaurs a Lesson: Adapt or D
65、ieD. Ichthyosaurs Ruled the Ocean for 150 Million Years Before DisappearingDI looked down at my shoes as people filled the train, and then I saw her. I saw her beatup unlaced construction boots first. I followed the shoes, laceless hole by laceless hole, all the way up to the face of an old woman. S
66、he was tiny. She had a slight slump in her shoulders. She wore a bright red cap. Wisps of gray poked out from beneath it.As I watched the woman, I thought about the letters my mother wrote and how she must have known an ordinary piece of paper turns into a love letter when a person puts her self int
67、o it. Then I remembered the notebook in the belly of my bag. I would write the woman a note and give it to her as I exited the train, I decided. I could drop it at her feet.I pulled the notebook out of my bag, turned to a new page, and began writing a letter. The words spilled out of me.When I looke
68、d up, the woman was gone. I left the letter in my notebook, unsure of what to do with it now that she would never know that it was meant for her.After I wrote that letter, more letters to other people I observed came marching out of me, one by one, until soon I had filled up the notebook.Back on the
69、 train, just a few days later, the plan became clear. I was going to leave the letter I wrote to the woman on the subway for someone else to find. Then I would scatter other love letters all over New York City. And once I had set each one in its place, I would write even more. And you want to know w
70、hy? Because it_made_me_feel_somethingI tried to imagine what would make me pick up a letter if I found it on a random subway train or in a coffee shop thinking it might have been for me all along. I settled on something simple: If you find this letter. then its for you. I wrote those words on my fir
71、st letter I folded the letter and placed it behind me. When I got to my stop, I planned to let the letter slip down onto the seat as I walked away.At Grand Central Terminal, I waited for the subway doors to open and then busted out of my seat quickly. Darting through the doors, I kept walking faster
72、 and faster once my feet hit the platform. My nerves surged. There was a whiff of adrenaline as I got farther away from the train, disappearing into the city.During the fall of 2010，I kept tucking and leaving, tucking and leaving. In the months that followed, I started my own site, MoreLoveL, about
73、my project, inspiring others to write and leave letters in their own communities. Now the website connects her both to strangers in need of love letters and to those who want to write them.About a year later, a woman wrote to me about her friend Briana, a single mother struggling to pay the rent. I
74、typed out Brianas story and published it on the website, encouraging anyone who read it to mail me letters of encouragement for Briana. I decided that at the end of the month, Id send Briana a bundle of love letters.A week later, I walked away from the post office with a lot of mailand a big idea ab
75、out human beings: mainly that if you give them something to do, a mission, they will show up. At the end of that month, I marched the love letter bundle for Briana to the post office and mailed it off to her.Then, I got a thankyou email from Brianas friend. “They show youre not alone and that youre
76、not struggling for nothing，” she wrote.About all stories, I will always go back to Matts from Ohio. He emailed me one night about two years ago. Matt told me he was getting older. His family and he were disconnected. He didnt have many friends. He was starting to believe hed leave nothing behind and
77、 hed be forgotten.The message was sent with no return address attached. There was no way to write back to him, but I hope he reads these words：Matt, I want you to know: You were wrong to think youd be forgotten. And I was wrong to think people couldnt walk into our lives and shift our histories in a
78、n instant. Because you did that for me.()65. Why did the author decide to write the strange woman a note?A. Her mother reminded her to do that. B. She preferred writing to speaking.C. She intended to show love to the woman. D. She wanted to offer her some help.()66. What does the author mean by sayi
79、ng “it made me feel something”？A. Everyone has a duty to write strangers letters.B. Love letters have a positive effect on others.C. New Yorkers are lacking in love and care.D. Strangers play a great role in her life.()67. Which is the closest in meaning to the underlined word “surged” in Paragraph
80、8?A. Increased. B. Occurred. C. Weakened. D. Disappeared.()68. The author started her own site with the purpose of _A. providing people with a platform to write lettersB. appealing to more people to care for othersC. connecting strangers with people writing lettersD. showing people the significance
81、of her project()69. From the words to Matt, we can learn that _A. its easy for people to walk into our livesB. Matt was forgotten by his family and friendsC. relatives and friends also ignored the authorD. the author was influenced by Matt to some extent()70. What can we infer from the passage?A. Pe
82、ople came to Brianas aid with a generous donation in the end.B. The woman the author met on the train received the letter at last.C. A majority of people are willing to make a difference to others.D. Matt has a good relationship with his family and friends again.第卷(非选择题共35分)第四部分：任务型阅读(共10小题；每小题1分，满分
83、10分)请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。注意：每个空格只填1个单词。Luck isnt some mysterious force. “To a very large extent, we are responsible for much of the good fortune that we encounter，” says Richard Wiseman, PhD, a professor of psychology and the author of The Luck Factor. Here, some of the traits that
84、 separate fortunate folks from the selfproclaimed unlucky.Expect good thingsWhen people feel lucky, it tilts the scales of serendipity in their favor. “Their expectations become selffulfilling prophecies，” says Wiseman. Researchers at New York University discovered that students who believed that th
85、ey would get a date were significantly more likely to win over the object of their desire.The simple explanation: selfassurance. If you believe that youll do well, youll be more motivated. Feeling lucky might even help you win a prize at a charity dinner: The more optimistic you are about your chanc
86、es, the more raffle tickets youll probably buy. Not a Pollyanna by nature? Lucky charms can work by boosting confidence.Court chanceLucky people cultivate lots of friends and acquaintances. In one study, Wiseman showed participants a list of last names and asked them to indicate if they were on a fi
87、rstname basis with at least one person with each surname. Of subjects who considered themselves lucky, nearly 50 percent ticked eight names or more. Only 25 percent of unlucky people could. “Lucky people talk to lots of people, attract people to them, and keep in touch，” Wiseman says. “These habits
88、result in a network of luck creating potential for fortuitous connections.”Colleen Seifert, PhD, a cognitive scientist at the University of Michigan, advises getting out of an everyday rut: Attend a conference, work a political fundraiser, or sign up for scuba lessons. “Throwing a little chaos into
89、your life opens you up to a chance encounter，” she says. That person could end up being your soul mate, business partneror someone you chat with for five minutes and never see again. The goal is to stay open to possibilities.Look for silver liningsFinding value in bad luck can help your brain proces
90、s situations differently, according to Tania Luna, coauthor of Surprise: Embrace the Unpredictable and Engineer the Unexpected. Luna showed kids emotionally intense imageslike a boy cryingwhile measuring activity in their brains. Then she showed them again with a reassuring explanation, like “This b
91、oy has just been reunited with his mom.” Their brains showed a dramatic drop in activity in the amygdala, which processes fear. Lucky people are similarly able to transform a stumbling block into a positive event, which helps them keep taking chances. Face your next setback with these questions: Wha
92、t have I learned? What do I want now? How can I get it?Trust your gutElizabeth B. will never forget her luckiest moment: She was driving to New York from Pennsylvania when something told her to buy a lotto ticket. After she pulled over, a terrible accident occurred: “A pickup crossed into my lane an
93、d crashed into a guardrail. If I hadnt stopped, my car would have been totaled.” Maybe Elizabeths pit stop was a fortuitous fluke. Or maybe her intuition had warned her to get away from an erratic driver. She cant be sure. But we process far more visual information and sensory details than we consci
94、ously realize, which can lead to instincts we cant explain.In a British study, subjects played a game with cards from four decks while their heart rates were monitored. Folks didnt know the game was rigged: Two decks were stacked with highvalue cards, two with bad cards. The players heart rates dipp
95、ed when they went near the highvalue deckstheir bodies had identified the difference before their minds were aware. So trust your instincts. Lucky people are more apt to do things to tune in to their inner voice, like meditating and taking walks.Passage outlineSupporting detailsThemeLuck is far from
96、 mysterious. Whether you are lucky is (71)_ on yourself(72)_ to becoming luckyExpect goodthingsPeople who have good expectations are more (73)_ to get what they wantYour confidence will boost more (74)_， which makes you close to good thingsCourt chanceMaking the (75)_ of more people and taking part
97、in various events can assure you of luckStay open to any (76)_ of making a chance encounterLook forsilver liningsIn face of bad luck, youre supposed to find value in it, which helps you look at the matter from a different (77)_Those who have the (78)_ to transform from inferior to superior can take
98、chancesTrust yourgutVisual information and sensory details are often processed even though we arent (79)_ of themWe should trust instincts while we cant give them a reasonable (80)_第五部分：书面表达(满分25分)请阅读下面文字及图表，并按照要求用英语写一篇150词左右的文章。You really should finish compiling that boring spreadsheet, but you jus
99、t cant bring yourself to do it. Maybe it can wait a little longer? Or it might just disappear if you ignore it long enough? You know the feeling.According to Professor Piers Steel, of the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary, 95% of people postpone important tasks at some point.
100、But for some, procrastination(拖延症) isnt occasional, but constant. Professor Joseph Ferrari, of DePaul University Chicago, found that 20% of the population of the world are habitual procrastinators. Sadly, delaying our duties isnt very good for us. As the poet Edward Young wrote：“Procrastination is t
101、he thief of time.”【写作内容】1. 用约30个单词概述上述信息的主要内容。2. 结合上述信息，简要分析“拖延症”产生的原因及危害。3. 根据你的分析，就如何克服“拖延症”谈谈你的看法(不少于两点)。【写作要求】1. 写作过程中不能直接引用原文语句。2. 作文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称。3. 不必写标题。【评分标准】 内容完整，语言规范，语篇连贯，词数适当。（二十） 听力15 CACCC 610 AACCA1115 AABAB 1620 ACBBA 单项填空21.C 解析：考查名词。A项意为“竞赛”；B项意为“传统”；C项意为“认可；认出”；D项意为“规则”。根据题意可知，C
102、项正确。22.B 解析：考查形容词。A项意为“偏远的”；B项意为“虚弱的；易碎的”；C项意为“空的”；D项意为“奇怪的；超自然的”。根据答语中的“he must have drunk himself stupid.”可知B项符合语境，即他昨晚聚会时喝酒太多了，还很虚弱。23.A 解析：考查副词。A项意为“清楚地；明显地；简单地；朴素地”；B项意为“密切地”；C项意为“坚定地”；D项意为“频繁地”。根据题意可知，A项符合题意。句意：他发现很难讲清楚话，因为他的嘴唇打颤，吐不出字。24.B 解析：考查动词。be exposed to.为固定搭配，意为“接触；暴露于”，符合语境。句意：在与那个偏僻村
103、子里的孩子以及他们的父母亲交流时，我接触到了与我完全不同的生活方式。25.D 解析：考查介词。根据句意可知，题干前后半句之间为转折关系，因此D项符合语境。despite意为“尽管；不管；不顾”。句意：尽管姚明篮球职业生涯相对较短，但还是入选名人堂。26.B 解析：考查动词短语。set out在这里意为“(清晰而有条理地)陈述，阐述，说明”，符合语境。答句句意：你在论文中没有清楚地阐明自己的想法。A项意为“延伸”；C项意为“发出；用尽”；D项意为“计算出；弄清楚”。27.D 解析：考查固定习语。A项意为“喜欢呆在家里不爱外出的人”；B项意为“不可更改的文稿”；C项意为“不能惹的人”；D项意为“累
104、赘物；大而无用的东西”。根据题干中第二句话“Its got four runways and its equipped with the latest technology, but not many people visit this region”可知，虽然这个新机场有四个跑道，而且有着最新的设施，但是没有多少人来到这个地区。所以是看起来豪华，但是实质上没有太大作用的。因此选D。 28.B 解析：考查非谓语动词。lead sb. to believe.为固定搭配，意为“使某人相信”，因此选B。29.C 解析：考查动词时态和语态。根据句意可知，那些狗狗应该是被带走，要用被动语态，由此排除A、
105、B两项；由于说的是狗狗小时候被带走的，因此用一般过去时，排除D。故C项正确。30.C 解析：考查定语从句引导词。分析句子结构可知，这个定语从句缺少状语，而先行词opportunity可以看成是一个抽象的地点，所以用where符合题意。31.B 解析：考查连词。when常与why、how等连用，表示“既然”，故选B。句意：我不懂，既然她可以轻松地买得起这些东西，干吗要偷呢？32.C 解析：考查虚拟语气。根据题意可知，此处是表示与过去的事实相反的假设，从句要用“had+过去分词”的形式，因此选C。33.C 解析：考查名词性从句的连接词。that在这里引导同位语从句，修饰名词knowledge。因为
106、从句中不缺少成分，而且句意完整，所以用that符合题意。34.C 解析：考查倒装句。在让步状语从句中，可以将名词、形容词、副词、动词等提前，构成倒装句。本题是副词much被提到的句首构成了倒装句。正常的语序是：although/though few readers succeed much.。故选C。35.D 解析：考查交际用语。A项意为“这可难倒我了”；B项意为“我才不信哩”；C项意为“忍不住；情不自禁”；D项意为“我完全信你”。根据题意可知，D项符合语境。句意：用这种新的减肥方法，我一个月减去了五磅。绝对值得一试。我完全相信你说的。我很需要有个好身材以便参加同学聚会。完形填空【文章大意】
107、这是一篇夹叙夹议类完形填空。一个人应邀参加一次很重要的舞会，结果他却领会错了舞会的主题，所以着装非常不妥。但是他却凭借自己应变能力和特殊才艺，将自己的错误变为优势，使晚会更加成功。作者想要告诉我们这样一个道理，不要遇到问题就退缩，而是要另辟蹊径，找到解决问题的方法。36.B 解析：考查动词。surround.with.的本义是“让玩绕着”，符合语境，在这里指让自己处于法国美景之中。因此选B。37.A 解析：考查动词短语。A项意为“开始；和交谈”；B项意为“张贴；投宿”；C项意为“跟进”；D项意为“草拟；起草；使靠近”。根据空格后面的“conversation”可知，A项符合语境，即他与一群年轻
108、人进行交谈。38.D 解析：考查名词。A项意为“度假胜地”；B项意为“宫殿”；C项意为“保护区”；D项意为“城堡”。根据第三段第二句话中的“castle”可知，D项正确，即他们将在城堡里举行舞会。39.C 解析：考查动词。句意：参加（attended）晚会的人都是一些富人或者名人。40.A 解析：考查形容词。根据上下文语境可知，他是应邀参加一个比较重要的舞会的，当然是感到很激动。因此选A。excited(激动的)。41.D 解析：考查动词。hold ones head high为固定搭配，意为“高昂着头”，符合语境。因此选D。42.C 解析：考查名词。根据下文内容可知，他领会错了舞会的主题，因
109、而化错了妆，所以C项符合语境，即他一到舞会现场，就发现自己错了。mistake(错误)。43.B 解析：考查副词。句意：实际上（indeed），这是一场化装舞会，但是他理解错了一个细节。根据题意可知B项正确。44.B 解析：考查名词。translation常见的意思为“翻译”，在这里指“理解”的意思，符合语境， 即他没有理解其中的一个细节，所以化妆化错了。45.C 解析：考查连词。while在这里意为“而”，表示前后内容对比，符合语境。句意：晚会的主题为“中世纪的宫殿”，而他化妆为“龙虾”，与晚会主题格格不入。46.D 解析：考查名词。A项意为“惊讶”；B项意为“释然；解脱”；C项意为“和平”
110、；D项意为“羞愧；害羞”。句意：这时候，如果他羞愧地离开晚会，似乎是最体面的做法。根据上下文语境可知，D项正确。47.A 解析：考查副词。A项意为“不知道怎么地”；B项意为“无论如何”；C项意为“同时”；D项意为“因此”。根据上下文语境可知，A项正确。句意：不知怎么地，他没有仓皇逃离晚会现场，而是大方地走进了会场。48.C 解析：考查形容词。句意：他为自己这套（龙虾）服装的设计感到自豪（proud）。根据题意可知C项正确。A项意为“忽视的；无知的；愚昧的”；B项意为“怀疑的”；D项意为“容忍的”。49.B 解析：考查动词。A项意为“爆炸”；B项意为“倒下；降落；突然出现”；C项意为“靠近”；D
111、项意为“加深”。根据文章语境可知，B项正确，这里的fall是“突然出现”的意思。句意：当他进去时，全场突然安静下来。50.D 解析：考查动词。A项意为“承认；录用；录取”；B项意为“下定义”；C项意为“耳语；低语”；D项意为“宣布”。根据后面他说的话可知，D项符合语境，句意：他进去对全场宣布：我是宫廷龙虾。51.D 解析：考查名词。A项意为“敌意；憎恨”；B项意为“夸奖”；C项意为“信任”；D项意为“高兴”。根据上下文语境可知，joy与后面的love相对应，即人们大声笑起来，并不是在嘲笑他，而是因为高兴才大笑的。52.A 解析：考查动词。made在这里为“使成功；使圆满”之意，符合语境，即他的
112、表演是晚会很成功。53.A 解析：考查副词。A项意为“倔强地；顽固地”；B项意为“快速地”；C项意为“小心地”；D项意为“静静地”。根据题意可知A项正确。54.B 解析：考查动词。A项意为“搜查”；B项意为“道歉”；C项意为“希望”；D项意为“推”。即不需要因为一点错误而退缩，也不需要道歉，你只要发挥自己的强项便可以了。根据题意可知B项正确。55.C 解析：考查连词。根据上下文语境可知，这句话前后为因果关系，因此because符合语境。阅读理解A【文章大意】 这是一则广告信息类阅读理解题，是一则议会的招聘广告。56.C 解析：经节推理题。根据第四段最后一句话“Commercial experi
113、ence will be valuable, along with an international background.”可知，有国际商业方面的经历是有价值的。由此可知C项正确。57.D 解析：推理判断题。根据最后一句话“We welcome applications from all sections of the community.”可推知，他们的录入工作将是采取公平公正的原则进行的，因此D项符合语境。B【文章大意】 Will Thomas本想带着家人离开美国前往海地，因为海地没有种族歧视，他们可以生活得无忧无虑。但是他很热爱自己的祖国，于是决定留下来等待自己想要的平等。58.C 解
114、析：推理判断题。由第一段中句子“they would be free of racial prejudice and their opportunities would be limited only by their ability to use them”可知，他当初想离开自己的家乡是因为那里有种族歧视。因此选C。59.C 解析：文脉逻辑题。根据第三段最后一句话，结合第四段开头两句话可知，这句话应该放在第3、4段之间，因为他先决定离开，但是却没有这么做，另外，他爱自己的祖国，想最后试一下是否可以找到平等地位。因此选C。60.D 解析：写作意图题。通读文章可知，Will Thomas经历了先
115、想离开家乡，但是由于对祖国的爱，决定留下来这样一个心理变化的过程。因此D项符合语境。C【文章大意】 本文给我们讲述了鱼龙这种古老的生物最终走向绝迹的原因：由于它们生存的环境过于稳定，它们失去了自然选择的压力，从而也失去了抵抗灾难的能力，所以当气候突然变化时，这个物种从地球上消失了。作者想要告诉我们这样一个道理：生于忧患死于安乐。适者生存！61.D 解析：代词指代题。根据常识，that一般都是承接上文内容，指代的一般都是前面提及的某人或物，因此结合文章内容可知，这个that应该是代指上一段提到的名词Cretaceous，即“白垩纪时期”。因此选D。62.A 解析：细节推理题。根据倒数第四段句子“
116、They reached this conclusion by comparing the geological record of the Cretaceous to a newly reconstructed history of ichthyosaur evolution based on museum specimens and a review of information in previously published studies.”中的“by comparing the geological record.to a newly.”可知，他是通过对比的方法得出结论的。因此选A。
117、63.D 解析：推理判断题。No pains, no gains.意为“不劳无获”；No man is wise at all times.意为“聪明一世糊涂一时”；A bad beginning makes a bad ending.意为“恶其始者必恶其终”；Born in misering and die of happiness.意为“生于忧患死于安乐”。文章倒数第二段的大意是：鱼龙过去的生活环境太过稳定，没有危机感，从而减少了它们自然选择的压力，进而降低了他们的进化能力，所以当突然的极端天气到来时，鱼龙因无法适应新环境而绝迹。由此可知D项符合题意。64.C 解析：文章标题题。通读全文可
118、知，由于生存环境过于稳定，鱼龙失去了自然选择的压力，最终在突如其来的恶劣天气下绝迹。因此C项最能概括这个情况，即“要么适应要么灭亡”。D【文章大意】 作者在火车上突发灵感，决定给一位不认识的妇女写一封“爱”的信，表示对她的关心。后来作者“一发不可收拾”，一直坚持写信给别人，表达自己对他们的关心。而且还成立了一个名为MoreL的网站，鼓励更多的人加入自己，关心别人。65.C 解析：推理判断题。根据第二段内容可知，作者想到母亲的信对自己表达的爱影响很大，所以才想要给这个火车上遇到的妇女写信的。因此选C。66.B 解析：句意理解题。由第二段第一句话可知，作者母亲给自己写的信对自己影响很大，所以作者也
119、想给别人写表示关爱的信。所以当作者说这句话的时候，是在表示这样做很有用、有着积极的影响，B项符合题意。67.A 解析：词义猜测题。根据上文内容可推知，此处作者将自己写的信故意丢在座位上给人捡，希望发现的人将它拿走。所以当她离开座位时，应该是感到紧张的，因此符合语境。68.B 解析：推理判断题。根据第九段第二句话“In the months that followed, I started my own site, MoreLoveL, about my project, inspiring others to write and leave letters in their own commu
120、nities.”中的“inspiring others to write and leave letters in their own communities”可知，B项符合题意。69.D 解析：推理判断题。根据倒数第三段第一句话可知，作者总是会想到Matt的信（电子邮件），由此可以推知，Matt的信一定对她影响至深。所以D正确。70.C 解析：推理判断题。根据第九段以后几段的内容可知，在作者成立了M这个网站以后，很多人都写了关心别人的信，由此可推断C项正确。任务型阅读71. dependent 72. Approaches 73. likely 74. motivation 75. acqu
121、aintance 76. possibility/possibilities/potential77. angle 78. ability/capacity 79. conscious/aware 80. explanation 书面表达One possible version:The two selections presented above clearly reveal that almost everyone is held down by procrastination to some degree. In addition, people suffering from deep p
122、rocrastination tend to experience more pain.Many factors may be responsible for procrastination. To begin with, the task people are involved in seems too difficult to complete. Besides, due to an overconfidence in their abilities, people often fail to manage their time efficiently. Moreover, an indi
123、vidual may also choose to procrastinate because the job is not challenging enough. Procrastination has negative effects on our life, such as causing stress and anxiety, leading to health problem, impeding our ability to achieve our goal and so on. So its absolutely necessary for us to take action to
124、 beat it. Firstly, we can write down our tasks in a visible place with their due dates. Additionally, we can tell our family or friends about our goal because they will motivate us along the way. Last but not least, reward ourselves for a job well done.听力材料Text 1W: Im told you will fly to London nex
125、t Monday afternoon?M: Yes. Mike will go there with me too. What can I do for you there, Bruce?W: My daughter, Linda, asked me to send her a coat, but Im afraid your luggage is too heavy.M: Dont worry. It doesnt matter.Text 2M: Make your son do some eye exercises after studying, which would be really
126、 good for his sight.W: Good idea. Do you have any other suggestions?M: We have a variety of eye drops for tired eyes. Would you like one?Text 3W: What color should I choose for my sunglasses?M: Id say orange.W: OK. What about this pair?M: No. You look so funny with them. The ones on the left will be
127、 just right for you!Text 4W: Why did you quit your last job?M: Because the company is far away from my home, and I have to study after work so I cant afford to waste time on the road every day.Text 5W: Hello, Jack. Has Mike got to your home now?M: Sorry. He hasnt.W: Ah. He left at 9:15 and should ge
128、t to your home at about 10:30, but now it is two hours since he left here.Text 6W: I think you should buy what you want in the place where they are sold. So, if you want to buy an answering machine, TV or a cellphone, your best bet would probably be an appliance store such as Radio Shark.M: I like B
129、est Buy best, though.W: Why?M: Because they usually have the best deals. They have sales every once in a while.W: Ill bet they send you ads loaded with socalled “Sales”!M: I dont think so. The CDplayer I bought from it last month is really good. Whats more, there are very few places that have such a
130、 wide selection.Text 7M: Maam, your son Jack has not been paying attention during training, and is disturbing the other kids.W: Well, maybe my son needs a male influence instead of a little girl!M: The kids are arranged according to ability level. We cant move him.W: Thats funny. you say you cant co
131、ntrol him, but you can threaten to throw him down a flight of stairs easily enough!M: Who told you I threatened to throw him down a flight of stairs?W: He did! He said you threatened to throw him down the stairs!M: Maam, this is a onestory building.W: I will talk to him tonight.Text 8M: How are you
132、feeling today?W: Im much better. The stomachache is gone, and the doctor is about to give me another examination to see whether the ulcer has healed.M: Thats good. Well, these are for you. I hope you will like them.W: How beautiful the flowers are! Thank you very much.M: Ive also brought some magazi
133、nes for you. I hope theyll keep you from getting bored while youre in hospital.W: Youre so thoughtful!M: Its time for me to leave. I hope you will recover soon. See you later.W: Thank you for coming. Goodbye.Text 9M: What will you do after you graduate from this school, Betty?W: Id like to study fur
134、ther abroad, but my parents cant afford me to do that. They want me to find a job to earn my living first.M: What job would you like to do?W: You see. I major in advertisement while studying in this university, and my English is not bad, so Id like to work as an advertiser in a company.M: Do you thi
135、nk it is easy to find such a job?W: Maybe it is a little difficult, but it wont be so difficult for a man of strong will and with ability.M: How will you deal with the money you get from your work?W: Ill study in America or Australia when I get enough money.M: I hope your dream will come true.Text 1
136、0A new research shows children with enough sleep would have less chance to be overweight, according to the journal Pediatrics on Tuesday.Researchers in University of Chicago monitored the sleep patterns of about 300 young children for seven days, and found that only a few slept the amount the nation
137、al sleep foundation recommended more than 10 hours a day.Most of the children observed slept only eight hours. However, those fat children not only slept less, but also more irregularly.“Children who had the most irregular sleep patterns had the most risk of being fat,” said professor David Gozal of
138、 the research team.Kids who made up lost sleep during the weekends were less likely to get weight compared to those who did not make up lost sleep, the research found.Although children who make up lost sleep on the weekends have less chance of being fat, the best piece of advice is still that children sleep regularly and enough hours, the research adds.
