PAGE13PAGE6PAGE62012015級(jí)高二下4-6單元階段測(cè)試說(shuō)明:本試卷共兩卷,第一卷和第二卷。第一卷的答案請(qǐng)涂在答題卡上,第二卷的答案請(qǐng)寫在答題卡上的規(guī)定位置。交卷時(shí)交答題卡。試卷總分為150分,考試時(shí)間為120分鐘。第一卷（選擇題，共105分）第一部分聽力測(cè)試（共兩節(jié)，滿分20分）（共5小題，每小題1分，滿分5分）1.Whendoesthisconversationtakeplace?A.2:00p.m.. B.12:00noon. C.11:00a.m..2.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inalibrary. B.Inabookstore. C.Intheclassroom.3.Whatdoesthemantakethepicturefor?A.Foranewspaper. B.Foramagazine. C.Forabook.4.WhereisthemangoingonSaturdayevening?A.Toaliveplay. B.Toafilmshow. C.Toanartexhibition.5.Whatdowelearnfromthisconversation？A.Theplanewillleaveat9:14.B.Thewomanhasjustmissedherflight.C.Theplane’sdeparturetimeremainsunknown.第二節(jié)（共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分）聽第6段材料，回答第6至7題。6.Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthewomanandtheman？A.Bossandsecretary. B.Doctorandpatient. C.Wifeandhusband.7.Whatdoesthewomanthinkabouttheman?A.Heisworkinghard. B.Heisnottellingthetruth.C.Hesleepstoomuch.聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。8.Whatmighttherelationshipbetweenthewomanandherparentsbe?A.Good. B.Bad. C.Hardtotell.9.Howoldmightthewomanbe?A.15. B.17. C.18.10.Whichofthefollowingisright?A.Thewomanhasnopocketmoney.B.Thewomanhasmuchfreedom.C.Thewomanwantstogoonholidayswithherparents.聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。11.Whichplacesdoesthewomanwanttovisit?A.Artgalleries,BuckinghamPalace,HydePark.B.Museums,HydePark,BuckinghamPalace.C.Theaters,museums,artgalleries.12.Willthewomangoshopping?A.Yes,asshe’sinterestedinit.B.No,astimeislimited.C.Itdepends.13.Whatdoesthemanprobablydo?A.Aguide. B.Atraveler. C.Apoliceman.聽第9段材料，回答第14至16題。14.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Theirjobs. B.Theirapartments. C.Theirdrivingexperiences.15.Howdoesthemanfeelabouthispresentsituation?A.Dissatisfied. B.Shocked. C.Satisfied.16.Whatwillthemandothen?A.Drivethecartowork.B.Visitthewoman’sapartmentbuilding.C.Talkwithhislandlady.聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17.Howmanyyearsisitsincethecouplegotmarried?A.Sevenyears. B.Eightyears. C.Afewyears.18.Whatdidthemantellhisfriend?A.Thesecretofhisdoingresearchwork.B.Thesecretofhishappymarriedlife.C.Thesecretabouthowhekeepshealthy.19.Howabouttheman’swifeaccordingtotheman’swords?A.Sheislazy. B.Sheisable. C.Sheisclever.20.Whatcanweinferfromthispassage?A.Themandecidesnothingathome.B.Themanisanimportantofficial.C.Themandoesmorehousework.第二部分英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）21.—I'msorryImadeamistake!—_____.Nobodyisperfect.A.Takeyourtime B.You’reright C.Whateveryousay D.Takeiteasy22.Itwasarealrace_____timetogettheprojectdone.Luckily,wemadeit.A.over B.by C.for D.against23.Indiaattained_____independencein1947,after_____longstruggle.A.不填;a B.the;a C.an;不填 D.an;the24.Onmywaytotheschool,mybike_____,soIwaslateforit.A.brokeout B.brokeup C.brokeawayfrom D.brokedown25.Georgeisgoingtotalkaboutthegeographyofhiscountry,butI’dratherhe_____moreonitsculture.A.focus B.focused C.wouldfocus D.hadfocused26.—DidyoucatchwhatIsaid?—Sorry.I_____atextmessagejustnow.A.hadanswering B.haveanswered C.wouldanswerD.wasanswering27.Itisinthisveryvillage,_____Marywasborn35yearsago,_____shewillbuildherfirstschool,_____inspireseveryonetohelpher.A.where;that;which B.that;that;that C.that;when;which D.where;when;that28.Auniversityisaneducationalinstitutionwhich_____degreesandcarriesoutresearch.A.rewards B.awards C.represents D.presents29.Givingupmyjobtogobacktofulltimeeducationwasabig_____,butnowIknowitwasthebestdecisionIevermade.A.project B.commitment C.competition D.ambition30.—DoyouknowifLindaiswillingtotakechargeoftheprogram?—_____,doesit?A.Ittakesnotime B.ItcountsfornothingC.Itdoesn’thurttoask D.Itdoesn’tmakesense31._____isoftenthecasewithchildren,Amywasbetterbythetimethedoctorarrived.A.It B.ThatC.What D.As32.Idon’tregret_____herwhatIthoughtevenifitmightupsether.A.totell B.tohavetoldC.havingtold D.tell33.—Mymotherdoesalotofhouseworkbeforegoingtowork,butshehasneverbeenlate.—_____A.Sodoesmymother. B.Neitherdoesmymother.C.Norhasmymother. D.Soitiswithmymother.34._____theconsequencesofthechemicalleaks,thespecialistswon’tfinalconclusionbeforetheyobtainaccuratestatistics.A.Withregardto B.Asaresultof C.Inspiteof D.Inadditionto35.Thelittleboywasinlowspiritsintheevening,butassoonashismothercameinhe_____tolife.A.broughtB.came C.gave D.returned36.—Shedidn’ttakethemedicinelastnight,didshe?—_____A.No,butIwishshewouldn’t.B.No,butIwishshehad.C.Yes,andIwishshehadn’t.D.Yes,butIwishshewould.37.Themedicinecancureyou_____yourillness,butithasabadeffect_____you.A.for;on B.for;in C.of;at D.of;on38.Themuseumwillopeninthespringwithanexhibitionandaviewingplatform_____visitorscanwatchthebidglasshousesbeingbuilt.A.what B.whereC.when D.why39.Tohelpthehomelessintheearthquake-hitarea,Ihadto_____mysavings.A.drawupon B.insiston C.callon D.baseon40.It’snoteasytochangehabits,_____withawarenessandself-control,itispossible.A.unless B.or C.but D.so第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題，每小題1.5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從41-60各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A,B,C和D）中，選出一個(gè)最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。 Manyyearsago,Iworkedasasalesmaninacompany.Wesold41byadvertisinginsmalltownnewspapersandwhenwereceived42,wewouldloadourlittletrucks,driveintotheareaand43thepianostothosewhohadreplied. Everytimeweadvertised,wewouldreceiveareplyfromasmallvillageona44whichsaid,“Please45meanewpianoformylittlegranddaughter.Icanpay$10amonth46myeggmoney.”Theladyscrawled(潦草地寫)onthepostcard47shefilleditup,thenturnedit48andevenwroteonthefrontuntiltherewas49anyroomfortheaddress. Yearslater,I50myownpianocompany,andwhenIadvertisedinthatarea,thepostcardsstartedcomingtome.Formonths,I51them—whatelsecouldIdo?ButthenI52apianotoherandtoldherIwouldnot53 Butthepaymentscamein,allas54—sometimeswithcoinstapedtoa3x5inchcardintheenvelope.Itwas55! ThenonedayIwasinMemphison56,andafterdinner,Iwentintothelounge(休息室).57Iwassittingatthebarenjoyingadrink,I58themostbeautifulpianomusicbehindme.Ilookedaround,andtherewasalovelyyoungwomanplayingaverynicegrandpiano. Whenshetooka59,Ipickedupmydrinkandmovedtothetablebesideher.Shesmiledandasked,“Aren’tyouthemanwhosoldmygrandmaapianoalongtimeago?”ThenIrealizedalittlekindnessmeantmuchtoapersonwhowasin60.41.A.books B.vegetables C.pianos D.drinks42.A.comments B.replies C.supplies D.goods43.A.move B.sell C.play D.fetch44.A.postcard B.letter C.poster D.telegram45.A.lend B.offer C.show D.bring46.A.on B.with C.at D.for47.A.when B.since C.until D.after48.A.to B.away C.on D.over49.A.hardly B.nearly C.precisely D.partly50.A.owned B.lost C.chose D.left51.A.answered B.ignored C.asked D.paid52.A.introduced B.turned C.drove D.delivered53.A.accept B.buy C.pay D.charge54.A.expected B.planned C.suggested D.discussed55.A.wonderful B.excellent C.unbelievable D.shining56.A.tour B.business C.holiday D.festival57.A.While B.Since C.Though D.Before58.A.watched B.played C.heard D.recorded59.A.lift B.look C.class D.break60.A.courage B.order C.need D.sorrow第三部分閱讀理解閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A,B,C和D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）ALastweek,VirginiaBeach,VirginiasixthgraderAdrionnaHarrisnoticedherclassmatedoingsomethingterrible—hewascuttinghisarmwithasmallrazor.TheBaysideMiddleSchoolstudentknewthatwaswrong,soshesteppedinandtooktherazoraway,andthrewitout.Itwasanactthatonemightthinkwouldearnherpraisefromherschool.AsWAVY10OnYourSideNewsreports,itinsteadearnedherasuspension（暫停到校）.That’sright,Adrionnareceiveda10-daysuspension,theonlyreasonbeingbecauseshehadadmittedwhathappened.Withtheweapondisposed,itwashertruthfulnessthatledtothepunishment.Adrionna’smother,RachelHarris,isunderstandablyfrustratedwiththeschool’sactions.ShetoldWAVY,“Ifeltshedidtherightthing…Therewasnotateacherinsightwhilethisboywascuttinghimself.Shefeltlikeitwasalmosta911situation,thatshehadtohelpimmediately,liketherewasn’ttimetofindateacher…Theschoolsystemover-reachedabsolutely.”AsAdrionnaherselfputit,“…Iwasjusttryingtohelp.”O(jiān)ntopofnotagreeingwiththeschool’sseverepunishment,Rachelwasnothappywiththelackofresponseshewasgetting.Shetoldthestationhercallswerenotbeingreturned.Finally,whenWAVYstartedinquiring,theschoolstartedtogetintouchwithRachel.Currently,ahearingregardingthesuspensionisscheduledfortoday.TheHarriseshopeforAdrionna’simmediatereturntotheclassroom.So,withallthisturmoil,wouldAdrionnadoitalloveragain?Knowinghowquickshewastoacttohelpaclassmate,heranswerisn’tallthatsurprising.Shetoldthestation,“EvenifIgotintrouble,itdidn’tmatterbecauseIwashelpinghim…IwoulddoitagainevenifIgotsuspended,yes.”61.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“disposed”inparagraph2mostpossiblymean?A.thrownaway B.putaway C.knockeddown D.brokendown62.Whichstatementistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.AdrionnaearnedherpraisefromBaysideMiddleSchoolforwhatshedidinanemergency.B.Basedontheschoolregulations,Adrionnawassupposedtocall911onsuchanoccasion.C.Rachelgotimmediateresponsefromtheschool.D.Adrionnawilldothesameinthefuture.63.WhichwordmaybesuitabletodescribeAdrionnainthecase?A.Poetic. B.Vengeful. C.Heroic. D.Eccentric.64.Whereisthearticlepossiblyfrom?A.Newspaper. B.Atextbook. C.Anovel. D.Ajournal.BBook1Book1WrittenbyEricWaltersTwelve-year-oldRothbecomesafriendofDr.Bantingandhisassistant,Mr.Best,whoareinsearchofacurefordiabetes（糖尿病）.ShefindsherselftornbetweenhersympathyfortheanimalsbeingexperimentedonandherfriendshipwithBantingandBest.Book2Book2WrittenbyElizabethMacleodMeetthe“Peanut（花生）Specialist”,GeorgeWashingtonCarver,theinventorandprofessorwhomadeover325productsoutofpeanuts.Throughhisagriculturalresearch,healsogreatlyimprovedthelivesofcountlessblackfarmersinthesouthernUnitedStates.SeealsoMacleod’sAlbertEinstein:ALifeofGenius.Book3TheInuitThoughtofIt:AmazingArcticInnovationsBook3WrittenbyAlootookIpellie&DavidMacDonaldExploremorethan40ideasnecessarytoInuitsurvival.Fromideasfamiliartoustodaytoinventiveconceptsthatshapedtheirlives,celebratethecreativityofaremarkablyintelligentpeople.Alsoseeotherbooks:TheChineseThoughtofItbyTingxingYeandANativeAmericanThoughtofItbyRockyLandonandDavidMacDonald.Book4MadeinCanada:101AmazingAchievementBook4WrittenbyBevSpencerWhatthingsdoweusedailythathaveaCanadianconnection?Hereare101commonthingsthatwereinventedinCanadaorbyaCanadian,includingtheBlackberry,alkaline(堿性)batteriesandtheBlueBoxRecyclingprogram.Book5NewtonandtheTiBook5WrittenbyMichaelMcGowanTen-year-oldboyNewtonhasinventedatimemachinetoseedinosaursupclose.Butitdisappearsonatestrunwithhistwohugefriends,KingHerbertandQueenCertunde,init!Canhesavethembeforetimerunsout?65.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesRoth’sfeelinginBook1?A.Painful. B.Curious. C.Frightened. D.Disappointed.66.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.AnimalsarementionedinBook1andBook5.B.Book3introduces40inventiveconcepts.C.AlkalinebatterieswereinventedbyDr.Banting.D.GeorgeWashingtonCarverwasablackfarmerintheUS.67.InBook5,KingHerbertandQueenGertrudeare_______.A.Newton’shumanfriends B.thenamesofthetimemachineC.twodinosaurs D.theinventionsofthetimemachine68.IfyouareinterestedinnativeAmericans,youmayreadthebookby_____.A.ElizabethMacleod B.EricWaltersC.RockyLondon&DavidMacDonald D.BevSpencerCAbeachtownintheUSstateofNewJerseyrecentlypassedabanontrousers,jeansorshortsthathangmorethan3inches(7.6cm)belowthehips（臀部）,ahip-hopstylethatoriginatedinUSprisons.Anyonewhobreakstherules,whichapplyonthetown’sboardwalk,willbefined$25-100(154-615Yuan)thefirsttime,and$200forarepeatoffense.Butthoselow-hangingpantsaren’ttheonlyfashioncrime.Herearesomeotheritemsofpopulartravelclothingthatmayalsoneedtobebanned.ThaiFishermanPantsTheselightweightcottonunisexpantsthatarewideinthewaistandwereoriginallydesignedforThaifishermen,arepopularduetotheircomfort,durabilityandrelativeeaseofwearing.Butthebadnewsisthatwearingthesepantsisn’tthewayto“golocal”inBangkok（曼谷）.Alltheydoismakeyoufitinwiththemanybackpackerswanderinginthecity.“Wearingthemwiththongstowanderaroundtownisconsidered‘lowclass’(evenifwedon’tsayitoutloud),”wrotealocalBangkokwoman,whocalledherself“Beebah”online,ontravel-sharingwebsiteVirtualTourist.“It’sbettertodress‘respectable’ifyouwanttobetreatedwell.EvenaT-shirtandshortsarebetterthanfishermanpantsandtightsleevelessshirts.”Ifyoureallylovethesecomfypants,wearthem“whenrelaxingaroundyourguesthouse,notwhenyou’resightseeingoreatingoutingoodrestaurants”,saidBeebah.SloganT-shirtsWearingT-shirtswithslogansinthelocallanguageonthemmayseemcooltosomeyoungtouristswhoaresweptupintheexcitementofbeinginaforeigncountryforthefirsttime.Andlet’sbefair,someoftheslogans,like"IheartNY",aren’tbad.ButthethingaboutthistrendisthatsloganT-shirtsaresupposedtobeameansoftellingtheworldwhatyoucareabout.Areyousureyouwantthosewords,ofwhichyouprobablydon’tevenknowthemeaning,tospeakforyou?Theycouldbesomemeaninglesswordsandmakeyoulookreallystupid.What’sworse,somesloganT-shirtsarepolitical—youmightgetyourselfintotroublewithoutevenknowingit.CrocsComfortableandeasytosliponandoff,Crocshavebeengo-to-beachshoesformanypeople.EvenformerUSpresidentGeorgeW.BushwasknownforhisfondnessofCrocs,pairedwithsocks.Butlet’sadmitit:theseholeyplasticclogsaredeadlyuglyineveryway.Ifyousearchonlinefor“Crocs”,you’llfindthattherearemanyhatersoftheshoes.AvideoonYouTubeshowsawomancuttingayellowpairofCrocsintopiecesbeforeputtingtheminablender（攪拌器）.AndthereisaFacebookpagecalled“Let’sBurnCrocs!”“They[Crocs]aretheultimateexampleofwhathappenswhenpracticalityreplacesnormalboundariesoftaste,”saidaCNNstory.“Supporterswouldhaveitthattheiruglinessisoutweighedbycomfort,butBabygros（嬰兒服）arecomfy,too.Youdon’tfeeltheneedtoparadearoundinthem,doyou?”69.Which’snotmentionedasareasonwhytravelerspreferThaifishermanpants,sloganT-shirtsorCrocs?A.Theyarecomfy.B.Theymaymakeyouseemcool.C.Theymaymakeyoufeellikelocalpeople.D.Theyrevealwhatyouareliketoothers.70.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Youmaybeputintoprisononceyouwearshortsthathangover3inchesbelowthehips.B.T-shirtsandshortsareseenasrespectabletravelclothinginBangkok.C.It’sbetterfortravelerstomakesureofthemeaningsbeforeputtingonthesloganT-shirts.D.CrochatersneitherthinkofCrocsasbeautifulnorcomfortable.71.Whichwordcanbestexplaintheunderlinedword“ultimate”inthelastparagraph?A.final B.fundamental C.extreme D.greatest72.Whatmaybethebesttitleforthepassage?A.FashionBans B.TipsforTravelingAbroadC.BeCautiousaboutWhattoWearWhenTravelingAbroadD.PopularTravelClothing DInalittle-knownpartofthecounter-terrorism（反恐主義）world,oneofthemosteffectivedetectionsystemsisa600-poundanimalthatworksforabout20poundsoffishaday.Sincethe1960s,theUnitedStatesandahandfulofothercountrieshavetraineddolphinsandsealionstodetectseaminesandswimmers,andtorecoverworn-outtorpedoes（魚雷）andtestingobjectsusedinNavalexercises.TheU.S.NavykeptitsMarineMammalProgramasecretuntilthe1990s,andthisspringCNNbecameoneofonlyahandfulofmediaoutletstoseefirsthandhowtheprogramworks.Theprogramtrainsabout75Pacificbottlenosedolphins,withnaturalbiosonar（生物聲吶）thattracksbetterthananymanmadedevice;and35Californiasealions,withsuperbunderwatereyesight.NotonlydothesetrainedmarinemammalstrackandsavemillionsofdollarsinU.S.militaryequipment,theyarealsohelpingtosavelives.TheNavywon’tdisclosewhetherthedolphinsandsealionshaveeffectivelystoppedterroristsattemptingtodoharmtoanyU.S.facilities.Akeypartofthetrainingprogramisteachingthesemammalshowtostoppotentiallyunfriendlyswimmers.Theprogramisalsopositionedtodefendagainstswimmerterroristattacksaswell.Inthedigitalage,itseemsthatthereshouldbemoreadvancedapproachestoguardtheNavy’smostexpensivethings.ButaccordingtoRothe,theprogramdirector,nothingintoday’shigh-technologyworldcancompetewiththesemammals’biosonarabilities.“IhopethatonedaythereisarobotoraUUV(unmannedunderwatervehicle)thatmakesthemammalprogramoutofdate，”hesaid.“Butrightnowthisisthebestthingoutthere.”73.TheU.S.MarineMammalProgramtrainedmarinemammalsto________.A.stopdangerousswimmersB.catch20poundsoffishadayC.destroyseaminesD.firetorpedoes74.TheU.S.traineddolphinsbecausethey________.A.arecleverB.swimveryfastC.havenaturalbiosonarD.havegoodunderwatereyesight75.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A.ThetraineddolphinsarethebestwayofprotectionavailabletotheU.S.Navy.B.Therewillbedolphin-likerobotsinthefutureaccordingtoRothe.C.Themammalprogramwillbecomeuselesssoon.D.Rothehasnofaithintoday’shightechnology.76.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothetext?A.Manycountrieshavetrainedseaanimalsforcounter-terrorism.B.TheMarineMammalProgramwasasecretuntilthe1960s.C.Thetrainedseaanimalshavealreadystoppedsometerrorists.D.TheU.S.Navyhastrainedbothdolphinsandsealions.ECutsontheskin,bruised（淤青的）knees,brokenbones—theyallheal.Butaninjuredspine（脊柱）isquitedifferent.Onceapersonisparalyzed（癱瘓的）,theyaredoomedtoawheelchairfortherestoftheirlives.Orsoscientistsusedtobelieve.Burtherecouldbehopeforparalysispatients,thankstotheworkofaresearchteamattheSwissFederalInstituteofTechnology,Switzerland.Tenparalyzedratsintheirlabgainedtheabilitytowalkagainandevenrunandclimbstairs,accordingtotheirstudypublishedinthejournalScienceonMay31.Theratsintheexperimentlosttheabilitytowalkbecausetheirspineswereinjuredwithlittlecuts.Justlikehumanswithspineinjuries,thenervefibersintheirspineswereinjuredtoo.Thesenervefibersconnectthebraintothespine.Thespinecontrolsthemusclesalloverthebody.Forexample,iftheconnectiontothelegswerecutoff,thelegswouldnolongerreceivesignalsfromthebrainandsocouldnolongermove.TheSwissteammanagedto“wakeup”thedisconnectedspinalnerves.First,theyinjuredtherats’lowerspineswithchemicalsdirectlybelowtheinjuredparts.Thechemicalsweresimilartothoseproducedinahealthyspinetoactivatenerves.Then,withalittlehelpfromelectriccurrents,thelegsoftheratsstartedtomove.Themovementswerestillinvoluntary（不自主的）becausethesignalscamefromthechemicalsandelectricityinsteadoffromtherats’brains.Sothenextstepwastoteachtheratshowtowalkagainstbythemselves.Scientistsdidthisbyputtingapieceofchocolateashortdistanceawayfromtherats.Thedesireforthechocolatemadethemwanttowalkahead.Thisforcedtheirbrainstogrownewnervestobridgethegapoftheirinjuries.Afterseveralweeksoftraining,therats’brainswereabletotakecontroloftheirlegsagain.Theycouldwalkbythemselveswiththehelpofaspecialmachine.Scientistssaymuchmoreresearchisneededbeforethisnewtechniquecanbeusedtohelpparalyzedhumans.Butithashugepotential,saidGregoireCourtine,leaderofthestudy.“Wehavehugecognitivecapacity（認(rèn)知能力）…andthedesiretorecoverisstrongerthanarat,sotherecoverymaybemoreextensive（大量的）,”heexplained.77.Scientistsusedtobelievethatspinalinjurieswould_____.A.takealongtimetocompletelyrecoverB.makepeopleunabletowalkforsometimeC.reducethenumberofnervefibersinthespineD.beunlikelytobecuredfortherestoftheperson’slife78.Accordingtothearticle,thechemicalsinjectedintotherats’spines,togetherwithelectriccurrents,_____.A.helpedactivatethenervesintherats’spinesB.helpedtherats’injuredspinestorecoverC.enabledtherats’legstoreceivesignalsfromthebrainD.madetherats’spinesregainthecontrolovertheirmuscles79.Howdidthescientistsmaketheratswalkagainbythemselveswiththesupportofaspecialmachine?A.Byfeedingthemalotofchocolate.B.Byteachingthemhowtowalktherightway.C.Byawakingtheirdesiretowalktowardsomething.D.Byinjectingchemicalintothemtogrownewnerves.80.Whatcanweconcludefromthelastparagraph?A.Itwon’tbelongbeforethenewtechniquetobeusedtotreatparalyzedpatients.B.Thenewtechniquecouldhelpparalyzedpeoplerecoverinashorttime.C.Thenewtechniquecouldpossiblyhelpimprovepeople’scognitivecapacity.D.Thenewtechniquecouldhaveabettereffectonparalyzedhumansthanonrats.第二卷（非選擇題，共40分）第一部分單詞拼寫(共20小題，每小題1分，滿分20分)=1\*ROMANI根據(jù)句意填寫單詞，單詞首字母已給出。（共10小題，每小題1分）1.YoungasAmyis,shehasalargec__________ofstamps.2.Toourgreatr__________,thepassengersontheflighthavebeenfoundsafeandsound.3.Kindnessisoneofhisattractivec__________,whichmakeshimverypopularwithhisclassmates.4.SomepeoplethinkGrammysarenotasimportantastheyusedtobe.T__________,theyarenottakenseriouslybysomemusicianstoday.5.Freshairandvegetablesareb__________toyourhealth.6.Marywassoa__________inherbookthatshedidn’tevennoticemecomein.7.Abalanceddietandenoughsleepwillincreaseyourabilitytor__________disease.8.Hewouldhaveattendedyourparty,butheo__________himselfwithaveryimportantexperiment.9.Shehadtoa__________herjourneybecauseofhermother’sillness.10.Theaward“BestPerformancebyanActressinaLeadingRole”wasp__________toCateBlanchettatthe86thAcademyAwards.=2\*ROMANII用所給詞的適當(dāng)形式填空，以符合句法句意。（共10小題，每小題1分）symbol,contradict,vacancy,memory,honor,regard,imagine,survival,nation,symbol,contradict,vacancy,memory,honor,regard,imagine,survival,nation,companyLindaalwayssaysanddoeswhatshethinks,__________ofotherpeople’sfeelings.Ifelt__________tohavebeenmentionedinhisspeech.Weddingringsare__________oflove.Theoldmanshouldbe__________bysomeonewhenhegoesout.Leekeepstalkingtoan__________friend,whoactuallydoesn’texist.Hisactionis__________tohispromise.War__________arebuilttorememberthepeoplewhogavetheirlifeforthesafetyofus.Theapplicationformasksyoutostateyourname,age,genderand__________.Iinterviewedoneofthe__________oftheplanecrashyesterday.Therolehasbeen__________sincelastmonthwhenthepreviouspostholder,JuliaAlmondretired.第二部分閱讀表達(dá)(共5小題，每小題2分，滿分10分)閱讀下列短文并回答問(wèn)題（請(qǐng)注意問(wèn)題后的詞數(shù)要求）。[1]Doyouspendoveranhoureachdaytextingmessagestoyourfriends?Doyoufrequentlyignorework,study,andotheractivitiestocheckyourphoneformessages?Areyouanxiousandrestlessifyouareseparatedfromyourmobilephone?Doyouhardlyeveruseyourphonetotalkanymore,anddoyourthumbshurtfromtextingtoomuch?[2]If_____,thenitisverypossiblethatyouareatextaholic.Atextaholiccanbedefinedassomeonewhoisaddictedtosendingandreceivingmessages.Themainsymptomsareastrongdesiretotextmessages,whichtakesprecedence(優(yōu)先)overeverythingelse,andbadmoods,lowspiritsandalackofself-confidenceifmessagesfailtocomein.Therootoftheproblem,aswithmanyaddictions,isthedesiretoescapefromemotionaldifficultiessuchasstress,anxietyandrelationshipproblems.Expertswarnthattextaddictionislikelytobecomethemostcommonformofaddictioninthefuture,especiallyamongtheyoung.[3]Sowhatcanyoudoifyouthinkyoumaybeatextaholic?Thekeyistogetyourlifebackinbalance.Makesureyouresisttheurgetoanswereverymessageyoureceive,andconsiderleavingyourmobilephonebehindoccasionallywhenyougoout.Mostimportantly,makeapointofspendingqualitytimewithfriendsandfami