（衢州卷12010010頁，七大題，761452B鉛筆涂在答題紙的相應(yīng)位置上；46760.5毫米及以上的黑卷說明：本卷共有三大題，4570一、（共15小題，每小題1分，第二、三節(jié)每小題2分，共25分WhatdoesStevenwanttoA.A B. C.AWhatdoesthewomanaskthemanto B. C.WhichclubdoesSallywanttoTheCooking B.TheDancing C.TheWheredoestheconversationprobablytakeAta B.Ata C.AtaHowdoesthemanusuallygotoBy B.By C.On第二節(jié)：聽長，從A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，回答問題，讀兩遍。聽下面一段，回答第6~7小題。HowoftendoesthewomangoOncea B.Twicea C.ThreetimesaWhatdoesthemanlikePlaying B.Going WhichfilmwillWilliamandSharongotoCowboysand B.Gonewiththe C.GoldenWherewillWilliamandSharonseetheAttheDukeof B.AttheFilm C.AttheNewYorkWhenwillWilliamandSharonAt B.At C.At第三節(jié)：聽獨白，從A、B、C11~15Howdid feelwhenhisparentstookhimtothefastfood B. C.WhydidthefamilyseldomeatfastBecausetheparentsthoughtitwasBecausetheparentsthoughtitwastooBecausetheparentsthoughtitwasnotWhofinishedthebreakfast B.Eric’s C.HowmuchdidthebreakfastA.5 B.15 C.50WhatdidtheworkergiveEricwhenhelefttheA.A 二、完形填空（15115分閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項，使文章完整，通順。SusieSunbeamwasnotherrealname.ItwasSusanBrown.Buteveryonecalled16Sunbeam,becauseshehadsuchasweet,smilingface.She17tookbrightnesswithherwherevershewent.Hergrandfatherfirstgaveherthis18,andseemedtofitthelittlegirlso19thatsoonittooktheplaceofherEvenwhenSusiewasababy,shelaughedandsdfrommorningtillnight.Nooneeverheardhercryunlessshewas20orhurt.Whenshehadlearntto21,shelovedtogoaroundthehouseandgetthingsforhermother.22,shehelpedherasmuchasshecould.Sheloved23.Shewouldsitbyhermother’ssideforanhouratatime,andaskhermanyquestions.Atothertimes,shewouldtakeanewbookandreadquietly.Susiewasalwayspleasantinherplaywithotherchildren.Sheneveruseda(n)24word,buttriedtodowhateverwouldmakeherplaymateshappy.Oneday,a(n)25littlegrilwithanoldtorndresspassedby.Susieheardsomechildrenteasingandlaughingather.Sheatonceranouttothegate,andaskedthelittlegriltocome26.“Whatareyoucryingfor?”Susieasked.“Becausetheyall27atme.”sheThenSusietookthelittlegirlintothehouse.She28thelittlegirlwithkindwords,andshegaveheroneofherownbestdressesandagoodpairofshoes.Thisboughtreal29tothepoorchild,andshethoughtthatSunbeamwasthe30nameforSusanBrown.A. 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D.Whichofthefollowingcanbeputintheblankinthelasthowfoolishwehad B.howhappywebothC.itwaswrongtokeepapet D.thepuddingwasnotDCABJokesarethingsthatwesaytomakeotherpeoplelaugh.Sometimesajokeisjustashortsentence,whileothertimesitcanbeastorythatcantakeawhiletol.Anexampleofasimplejokeis:Peoplewholjokesare edeverywherebecauseeveryonelikeshearingagoodjoke.Hereisanotherexampleofajoke:Wesayajokeis“corny”ifitisstupid.AnexampleofacornyjokeButsomepeoplemaythinkacornyjokeactuallyagoodjoke.lingagoodjokedependsnotonlyonthejokeitselfbutalsoonthewayitistold.Somepeoplehaveaskillforlingjokes.Andsomepeoplesimplydonotknowhowtoljokes.Everylanguageandculturehasitsownfunnyjokes.Asaresult,manyjokeslosetheirhumoriftheyaretranslatedintoadifferentlanguage.Somejokesdependonmakingfunofotherpeopletobefunny.However,thesejokesmayhurtpeople’sfeelings.Sometimesjokesaretoldaboutcertainracesandreligions().Thesearecalled“racial”and“religious”jokes,andtheycanbehurtingpeople,too.Jokesaboutthesupposedspecialthingsofthemembersofonesexaresometimesconsideredtobe“sexist(的)rubbish”.Jokesthathurtpeople’sfeelingsarenotreallyfunny.Haveyouheardagoodjokelay?CanyoulyourclassmatesonethatwillmakethemPeoplewhoaregoodatlingjokesareusually A. 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D.A“corny”jokeisonethatis A.very B.stupidornot C.very D.verySomejokesdependon tobehowlongthesentencestheageof wholsthewhereweatestanding lingthethelistener’sunderstandingofthelanguageandWhichofthefollowingisthewriter’sJokesthathurtpeople’sfeelingsarenotreallySomepeoplesimplydonotknowhow lEverylanguageandculturehasitsownSomepeoplemaythinkacornyjokeisDBDACIhavespentalmostathirdofmylifeinchina,livingandworkinginthisbeautifulcountry.Inasense,ChinahasbeenandisstillmysecondhomeButinthosepastyearsIhadneverbeentoQuzhou.Somedaysago,forthefirsttimeinmyChineselife,IsteppedintothebeautifulcityofQuzhou.MyimpressionsofQuzhoucitywereasIalwaysthoughtgreencountrysiderainyskywetairThatwaswhatIimaginedforyearsthesouthofChinawouldbeWhenwefinallyarrived,Iwasimpressedbytheelegant(優(yōu)雅的)city.Nextdayweweretakentovisitsomeplacesnotfarawayfromthecity.Iwasnotawareofthedirectionofourshorttrip,butwhenwearrivedatLankeMountainandgotoutofthecar,Ithoughtthatwehadbeentakentoafairyland(仙境):thelightrainoverthegreenandthickplants,thesilveryskylikeaheavyblanketandthemystery(神秘)ofthismountainmademefeellikebeingpartofapicture.JiulongLakewasournextstep.Themysticatmosphere(氣氛)ofthisplacewassostrongthatIdecidedtowatchtheviewstandingatthetopwhenIsteppedintothesmallboattosailupstream.Sometimesweweresoclosetothemountainthatwecouldclearlyseetheredsoilundertheplants.IwasthinkingofthejoytobeinaplacelikeJiulongLakeandhowitwouldbetoliveamongthosehillsforawhile.Thefinallegoftheday’sjourneywasaprimaryschool.Wewere edbythesonthefacesofmanyyoungpioneers.Theenergyofthehundredsofkidsmademefeelyoungerforawhile,soeducated,sopoliteandsowarmthatIhadnodoubtaboutthefuturegenerationsofQuzhoupeople.ThepeopleseemtomethebestofQuzhouandtheywillremaininmymemoriesforever.Fromthepassage,wecanknowthewriter willcometoworkin B.willleaveChinaC.haslivedinChinafora D.hasjustcometoThewritervisited placesthenextdayinA. B. C. D.Inthewriter’seye,Quzhouis green,rainy,wetand B.green,large,modernandC.small,warm,dryand D.beautiful,dry,modernandWhatdoesthewritermeanbysayingtheunderlinedsentenceinParaghHedislikedJiulongHehopedtoleavethreeHewouldswiminJiulongHelovedJiulongLakeveryCBADDTheYearoftheGoatwasamainreasonforthelow newbornsin2015,areportsaid.Therewere16.55millionbabiesborninChinalastyear,about320,000fewerthan2014,theYearoftheHorse,itChinabegantoallowcoupleswhereonepartnerwasanonlychildtohaveasecondchildinlate2013,whichmade11millioncoupleseligible(符合條件的).Peopleexpectedthepolicytoresultin1millionmorebirthscomparedwith2014.However,thatdidnothappen.ThereisanoldChinesesayingthat9outof10peoplebornintheYearoftheGoatareunluckyintheirlives.Itwasreportedthatthedecline(下降)wasmainlybecauseoftheYearoftheGoat.Chinawill e17.521millionnewbornsyearlyinthenextfiveIn2015,thenumberofwomenaged15to49,consideredtobeofchildbearingage,fellby5millionfrom2014,Inaddition,thegroupbetween20and29yearsold,whoaremainchildbearingpeople,hasdeclinedby1.5million,thereportsaid.Amongbabiesbornlastyear,thenumberoffirstchildrendroppedby850,000from2014,or4.1percent,Atthesametime,itsaid.Atthesametime,thenumberofthesecondchildrenincreasedby450,000.ThenumberofChinesewomenofchildbearingagereachedthehighestpointin2011andthenbegantoYoucanprobablyreadthispassageina(n) A. 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D.Accordingtothereport,thenumberofnewbornsdeclinedin2015comparedwith2014mainlybecauseof theYearofthe B.theYearoftheC.theworking D.thelivingThenumberofChinesewomenofchildbearingagereachedthehighestpointin .[ From2010to2014,thenewbornnumbersinChina declinedevery B.kepttheC.increasedevery D.BBAC卷31四、任務(wù)型閱讀（515分A、B、C46~4849~50小題的空ThereareworldrecordsattheOlympicGames.ButwhatarethewordrecordsinThelargestandheaviestanimalonearthisthebluewhale.Itweighsbetween110and120tons.ItsheartisthesizeofaMiniCooper,It’sgotthebiggestmouthintheworldaswell.About100peoplecanfitinsideit.Butitdoesn’teatpeople!Infact,thebiggestthingitcaneatisthesizeofanapple.Thegiraffeissmallerthanthebluewhalebutitisalsoarecordbreaker.It’sthetallestlivinglandanimal.It’sgotthelongestneck-about2metreslong,andit’sgotthelongestlegs-about1.8metreslong.Drinkingisdifficult,buteatingfromthetopoftreesiseasy!Anditstongueis50cmlong!Themostdangerousanimalintheworldisn’talionorabearIt’saninsectThemosquit-oes蚊子)thatcarrykillover1millionpeopleayear.Afterthat,themostdangerousanimalisthevenomoussnake.Theykill50,000to125,000peopleayear.46. 47. 48. A.theB.theC.theblue9.50.over1五、詞匯運用（1515分Schoolsshoulddosomethingtohelpstudentsprotect Ifariveris ,farmerscan’tusethe fortheirTheInternetismore_ thanbooks.Itisinfluencingourlives Thestudentswhoaregoodatwritingcanalwaysusewords Childrenusuallyattendaprimaryschoolattheageof inCharlesDarwinwasascientistAndhechangedourunderstandingofthe56(自然的)Darwinwasbornin1809inEngland.Atschoolhedidn’tdowellandgotpoormarks.Hewasagoodathletethoughandlovedstudyingnature.Healsokeptngchemistry57（實驗）.HisfatherwasadoctorandexpectedCharlesto eonetoo.Charlesstartedstudying58()atEdinburghUniversity,butsoongaveuphisstudiesthere.HewentontostudyrelionatCambridgeUniversity59(代替).In1831,Darwinwentonafive-yearjourneytoSouthAmerica,AustraliaandSouthAfricabyship.Hewasseasick,butthethingshesawonthistripchangedhislife.He60(收集)manyanimalandplantspecimens.Hespentthe61(剩余)ofhislifestudyingwhathehadseenandhewrotemanybooks.In1939,Darwin62(結(jié)婚)hiscousin,EmmaWedgwood,withwhomhehadseenandtenchildren!Hewasalovingfatherandenjoyedfamilylife,whichwasalwaysmore63(重要的)tohimthanhisresearch.Inspiteofhavingmanyhealth64(問題)throughouthislife,Darwinliveduntilhewas73.Darwin‘smostfamousbook“OntheOriginofSpecies”cameoutin1859andsoldoutinaday.Itsaidthatalllivingthingswererelated.Hisideaswerenotpopularatfirst,butnowmostpeople65(同意)withthemandadmireDarwinasgreatscientist.六、語法填空（10110分Dannyhasahobby-playinggamesonline.Heisinterested66solvingpuzzles.Heparticularlyenjoyschattingtoothergamers.NowDanny67(sit)quietlyinfrontofhiscomputer.Hismotherthinksheisnghis ,68sheiswrong.DannyisactuallysurfingtheInternet,solvingpuzzlesand“chatting”toothergamersaroundtheworld.69funnyitis!Dannythinks.Whyaregameonlinesointeresting?“7