浙江省杭州市2015年高考命題英語模擬試

題（十六）

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浙江省杭州市2015年高考命題英語模擬試題（十六）

第一部分：英語知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

：單項填空（共20小題;每小題0.5分,滿分10分）

從A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項,

并在答題紙上將選項標號涂黑。

1.Itwasgreatshocktothegirlwhenwordcamethat

herclosefrienddiedinthesevereearthquakeofHaiti.【選自《贏在高

考》冠詞專項】

A.a;/B.the;theC.a;theD./;the

2.Susanwasexpectingherfavouritesingers,buttoher

disappointment,appeared.

【選自四川省樂山一中2011屆高三第一次月考Iamhavingabath,

whichwouldcausedanger,leadingtoadreadfulconsequence.

【選自杭州高級中學2011屆全真模擬卷】

A.somehowB.meanwhileC.otherwiseD.therefore

5.Itissaidthatbadlivinghabitsaswellasdirtysurroundings,stuffy

roomsandsomeotherfactorsthewidespreadofH1N1.【選自

2010年浙江省臺州市高三第二次調(diào)考Ifonlywetothe

students'canteen.

---Butthefoodisn'teverything.Isn/titnicejusttogetawayfromall

thenoise?

【選自嘉興一中高三模擬卷】

A.wouldgoB.havegoneC.hadgoneD.willgo

10.---Howlongyouinthecountrywithyour

grandparents,Henry?

---Aboutfourweeks.\'\\returnassoonasschoolstarts.【選自

2011年福建六校聯(lián)考卷】

A.are;stayingB.did;stayC.do;stayD.had;stayed

11.Itisrequiredthatundernocircumstancesbetray

ourselveseveniftherearetemptationslikemoneyorbeauty.【選自杭

州第二中學高三模擬試卷】

A.wewillB.shouldweC.weD.weshall

12.AlthoughRioknewlittleaboutmarketing,hesucceeded

othermorewell-informedmanagersfailed.【選自重慶八中2012屆高

三下學期第一次月考卷】

A.asB.unlessC.whatD.where

13.TomdoesspeakChinesewell,buthisreadingandwritingskills

leavemuch.

【選自嘉興一中2012屆高三第三次模擬試題卷】

A.toimproveB.tobeimprovedC.beingimprovedD.having

improved

14.ItisthediscoveryofCaoCao'stomb,wasmadeinAnyang,

Henanprovince,hasreceivedwidespreadattention.【浙大附中

2011年最后模擬考試卷】

A.where;whichB.where;thatC.that;whichD.which;that

15.---DidMarkwinthe100-meterrace?

-.HedidI.【選自2011年浙江五校第一次聯(lián)考

卷】

A.Yes;nobetterthanB.No;noworsethan

C.Yes;muchworsethanD.No;nobetterthan

16.---Didyouhaveawonderfultimeattheballlastnight?

---!I'veneverhadamorewonderfultimeallmylife.

【選自杭州第二中學高三模擬試卷】

A.YoubetB.NoproblemC.Don'tmentionitD.That'sright

17.ViewerscontinuetowatchTVtheycomplainaboutthe

qualityoftheprogramming.

【選自上海市普通高等學校2011年高三春季招生考試卷】

A.eventhoughB.asifC.aslongasD.unless

18.Remembertopackmorewinterclothesintoyoursuitcase.The

winterinChicagobeextremelycold.【選自上海市普通高等學校

2011年高三春季招生考試卷】

A.mustB.willC.canD.shall

19.Intermsoftheknowledgeofscience,fewstudentsinourclass

canreallyChristopher.

【選自2011年江蘇鎮(zhèn)江高三統(tǒng)考卷】

A.suitB.compareC.winD.match

20.BecauseofthenuclearcrisiscausedbytheearthquakeinJapan,

manypeoplelineduptobuysaltseekingprotectionfrom

radiation.【選自嘉興一中2011年第三次模擬試題卷】

A.infaceofB.insearchofC.intermsofD.inhopesof

完形填空（共20小題;每小題1分，滿分20分）

閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從21-40題所給的四個選項（A、

B、C、D）中，選出最佳選項，并在答題紙上將該選項標號涂黑。

WhenIwasgrowingupinAmerica,Iwas21ofmymother'sChinese

English,forwhichshewasoftentreated22.Peopleindepartmentstores,

atbanks,andatrestaurantsdidnotgivehergood23,ortakeher

seriously.24theypretendednottounderstandher,orevenacted25

theydidnothearher.

Mymotherhaslongrealizedthe26ofherEnglishaswell.WhenI

wasfifteen,she27havemecallpeopleonthephoneto28Iwasshe.I

wasforcedtoaskforinformationoreventoyellatpeoplewhohadbeen

rudetoher.Onetime1hadtocallherstockbroker（股票經(jīng)紀人）.Isaid

inanadolescentvoicethatwasnotvery,"ThisisMrs.Tan."Andmy

motherwasstandingbesideme,30loudly,"Whyhedon'tsendmecheck,

alreadytwoweeklate."Andthen,inperfectEnglishIsaid,"I'mgetting

rather31.Youagreedtosendthechecktwoweeksago,butit32."Then

shetalkedmoreloudly."Whathewant?IcometoNewYorktellhim

frontofhisboss,"AndsoI33thestockbrokeragain,"Ican't34anymore

excuse.IfIdon'treceivethecheekimmediately,Iamgoingtohaveto

speaktoyourmanagerwhenIaminNewYorknextweek."

Thenextweekwe35inNewYork.WhileIwassittingthere36,my

mother,

therealMrs.Tan,wasshoutingtohisbossinherbrokenEnglish.

WhenIwasateenager,mymother'sbrokenEnglish37me.Butnow,

Iseeitdifferently.Tome,mymother'sEnglishisperfectlyclear,perfectly

natural.Itismymothertongue.Herlanguage,asIhearit,isvivid,direct,

andfullofobservationand38.Itwasthelanguagethathelped39the

way1sawthings,expressedideas,andmade40oftheworld.

【文章選自2010年普通高等學校招生全國統(tǒng)一考試廣東卷閱讀

理解】

21.A.proudB.ashamedC.afraidD.convinced【原倉U】

22.A.anxiouslyB.instantlyC.carefullyD.unfairly【原創(chuàng)】

23.A.checksB.attitudesC.expressionsD.service【原倉U］

24.A.otherwiseB.thereforeC.insteadD.however［原創(chuàng)］

25.A.eventhoughB.asifC.nowthatD.ifonly［原倉U］

26.A.featuresB.disadvantagesC.limitationsD.effects【原創(chuàng)】

27.A.couldB.wouldC.mightD.should【原創(chuàng)］

28.A.pretendB.protectC.preventD.prefer【原倉ll1

29.A.awkwardB.convincingC.perfectD.useful【原創(chuàng)］

30.A.whisperingB.shoutingC.talkingD.crying［原創(chuàng)］

31.A.pleasedB.irritatedC.concernedD.interested【原創(chuàng)】

32.A.hasn/tarrivedB.doesn/tarriveC.didn/tarriveD.isn/ttoarrive【原

創(chuàng)】

33.A.turnedtoB.spoketoC.cametoD.referredto【原創(chuàng)］

34.A.acceptB.holdC.tolerateD.notice［原創(chuàng)］

35.A.setoffB.endedupC.settleddownD.calledon［原創(chuàng)］

36.A.red-facedB.excitedC.boredD.scared［原創(chuàng)］

37.A.annoyedB.embarrassedC.frightenedD.amused【原倉，

38.A.valueB.importanceC.useD.wisdom［原創(chuàng)］

39.A.setB.shapeC.chooseD.build［原創(chuàng)］

40.A.senseB.funC.useD.comment［原倉ll］

第二部分：閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)。第一節(jié)20小題，第二節(jié)5小題;

每小題2分，滿分50分）第一節(jié)：閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個

選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項Ithadbeenaverydisheartening

day.Thedoctorshadgivenustheworstofnews.Ourdaughter,whohad

justcompletedherfirstbrainsurgerytoremoveatumorandwasgoing

throughradiationtreatment,wasnowofficiallygivenatwopercent

chanceofsurvivalasthistypeofcancerhadnocure.

MywifeandIdecidedtotakeourdaughtertolunchbefore

continuingourafternoonconversation.Wewenttoalocalrestaurant

wherewesatinsilencewaitingforthewaitress.Inoticedaveryelderly

couplesittingafewboothsaway,whowerealsoinsilenceanddidnot

speakaword.Icouldn'thelpbutwonderwhatchallengestheyhadfaced

intheirlifeandiftheyeverfacedsuchterriblenewsaboutachildof

theirs.

Weeventuallyorderedourlunchandstillsittinginsilenceweate

whatwecould.AtsomepointIbecameintrigued（好奇的）bytheold

couple.Ithoughttomyselfthattheyhadn'tyetspokentoeachother

andIwonderedifitwasthepeacetheywereenjoyingorthefoodor

maybeboth.However,atsomepointIlostinterestandputmyfocus

backonmylunch.

Mollywasstilltalkingawayandenjoyinghermeal.HermomandI

bothlistenedandtriedtobehappyinherpresencebutitwasn'tgoing

verywell.AllofasuddenIsawahandcomeoutofnowhere.Itwashuge

andIcouldtellthatithadbeenafflictedwitharthritis（關節(jié)炎）.I

couldn'ttakemyeyesoffthathand.Itlandedonmydaughter/stiny

six-year-oldhandandasitdidIlookedup;itwastheoldwomanwho

hadbeensittingwiththeoldmaninsilenceeatingtheirlunch.

Ilookedintohereyesandshespoke,butnottome.Shelookedat

mydaughterandsimplywhispered,“IfIcoulddomoreforyouIwould...”

andthenshesmiledandmovedawaytojoinherhusband,whohad

movedtowardsthedoor.

“Look,awholedollar/Mollyspokewithexcitementasshe

discoveredacrumpledonedollarbillleftbehindbytheoldlady.Ilooked

uptothankher,butshewasgone.Isatstunned,notsurewhathadjust

happenedandthenIlookedoveratmywife.Inalmostunison,webroke

outintoasmile.Thesadnessofthedayhadbeenwipedoutbythe

crippledhandandgeneroustouchoftheoldlady.Thedollar,although

excitingtoMolly,wasnotwhatmadeussmile;itwastheofferfromthe

oldlady,whofeltoursuffering.Thecrippledhandsymbolizedahealing

touchandmadeusrealizethatwedidnothavetofightthisbattlealone.

41.Accordingtothedoctor,theauthor'sdaughter.[原倉U]

A.sufferedfromseriousheartdisease.

B.didn'tneedanymoreoperations.

C.waslikelytodiesoon.

D.hadbeentreatedbyradiation.

42.Theauthorwas,whenhefirstcaughtsightoftheold

coupleintherestaurant.【原創(chuàng)】

A.curiousB.confusedC.upsetD.indifferent

43.Bysaying“IfIcoulddomoreforyouIwould../,theoldwoman

means.【原創(chuàng)】

A.shehadtheabilitytocurethediseaseofMolly.

B.shehadtheresponsibilityforthesafetyofMolly.

C.shewasanoldfriendoftheauthorandcanlendsomemoneyto

them.

D.shewouldliketohelpMollyasmuchaspossible.

44.Whatcanweinferredfromthepassage?【原倉】

A.Theauthorandhiswifewerenotsatisfiedwiththefoodinthe

restaurant.

B.Theoldcouplehadoncegonethroughthesametroubleasthe

authordid.

C.Theonedollarbillmadetheauthorfeeltouchedbythewarmth

fromothers.

D.TheoldwomansympathizedwithMollybecauseshesuffered

fromseriousarthritisherself.

45.Whatwouldbethebesttitleofthetext?【原創(chuàng)】

A.AgirlwithcancerB.Atouchofheaven

C.AcrumpleddollarbillD.Akind-heartedcouple

B

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thrillers.

AmazonPrice:$$'sAshesisarecollectionoftheauthor/schildhood

inBrooklynandIreland.McCourtrecountsseveralstoriesabouthis

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Thisnovelhaswonseveralawards,includingthePulitzerPrizefor

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AmazonPrice:$$WhowillbelieveEmilywheneveryonethinkssheis

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AmazonPrice:$$lnthisscaringdetectivefictionnovel,10people

areinvitedtoanisland.Onebyone,theystarttodie.Who/skillingthem?

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AmazonPrice:$$TheOldManandtheSeaisaboutafisherman

(Santiago)andhisattemptstocatchanenormousmarlinfish.Thestory

alsolooksatthefriendshipbetweenSantiagoandhisyoungapprentice,

Manolin.Writtenin1951,itwasthelastbookbyHemingwaywhichwas

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AmazonPrice:$$/ssenttolivewithareclusiveuncle,Archibald

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experiencingimportantchangesintheirlives.Thisinterestingbookis

top-listedamongthefavoritesofbothchildrenandgrown-ups.

AmazonPrice:$$Howtofightoffanalligator（短吻鱷）orpilota

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Educational,interestingandfun,thisisagreatbook.【文章改編自《海

外英語》2011年08月“HolidayReading”】

46.WecanknowfromFishFacethat.【原倉U】

A.Emilyisbestatreadinginherclass.

B.EmilygetsalongwellwithTiffanie.

C.Tiffanieisbestatrunninginschool.

D.TiffanieismorepopularthanEmilyinherclass.

47.IfyouwanttobuyabookaboutthegeographyofAmerica,you

cansave.【原創(chuàng)1

A.$$$$Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothetext?【原創(chuàng)】

A.Angela'sAshesisareflectionoftheauthor'sownlife.

B.TheOldManandtheSeamainlytalksaboutthefriendship

betweenSantiagoandManolin.

C.TheSecretGardenisintendedforchildrenonly.

D.ForBoysOnlyistheonlybookthatwonawards.

49.AndThenThereWereNoneissimilartoTheFirm,because

.【原創(chuàng)】

A.theyareboththrillersB.theyarebothbestsellersinNewYork

C.bothstoriesaresetonanislandD.bothstoriesareadaptedinto

films

50.ForBoysOnlycanteachchildren.【原倉U]

A.howtocatchanenormousalligatorB.howtodealwith

emergencies

C.howtospeakhumorouslyD.allkindsofsubjects

C

Nuclearenergyhasalwaysbeencontroversial.Butsincethe

tsunamiandnucleardisasterinFukushima(Japan)lastyeartheissueis

backintheheadlines.Andtheworldisdivided—somecountriesare

planningmorenuclearplants,whileothershavepromisedtoshuttheirs

down.

AfterFukushima,Germanydecidedtoswitchoffallitsnuclear

plantsby2022.SwitzerlandandItalyarealsophasingoutnuclearpower.

ButFranceandtheUnitedStatesremainstaunchsupportersofatomic

energy.Infact,almost80%ofFrance'selectricitycomesfromnuclear

power,thehighestpercentageintheworld.AndintheUS,theObama

administrationsaidit''continuestosupporttheexpansionofnuclear

power,despitethecrisisinJapan."

Nuclearsupportersclaimnuclearpowercanhelptheenvironment.

Unlikefossilfuels,nuclearpowerdoesn'tcreategreenhousegases.So,

pro-nuclearcountriesarguethatnuclearpowerallowsthemtogenerate

energywithoutcontributingtoclimatechange.Britain/schiefscientific

adviser(JohnBeddington)supportsthisview.Herecentlysaidthatthe

worlddoesn'thavetheluxuryofignoringnuclearenergy.

Nuclearpowerisalsorelativelycheap.Renewableenergysources

suchassolar,hydroandwindpowermaybeclean,butthey'reexpensive;

andrightnow,theyrequirealotofinvestment.Thishighercostofusing

“greenenergy“isusuallypassedontotheconsumer.So,whilemany

peoplemayprefertheirenergytocomefromarenewablesource,notso

manyarepreparedtopayhigherenergybills.Thisisofparticular

concernwhiletheworldeconomyisinsuchbadshape.

Themainargumentagainstnuclearenergyisthatitisn/tsafe.Fora

start,nuclearwasteisverydifficulttodisposeof,andremainstoxicto

humansforthousandsofyears.AndevenbeforeFukushima,therewere

severalhigh-profilenucleardisasters.Themostfamousisprobablythe

1986Chernobyldisaster,intheUkraine.Theradiationfromthe

meltdownspreadalloverEurope,affectingthousands.

Thenuclearenergyissueisverycomplex.Anditdoesn/tlooklike

it'llberesolvedanytimesoon.AsaJapanesecommentatorrecentlysaid,

"it'sbeenabadyearforthe'nuclearvillage',butIdon'tthinkthey're

downandoutyet."Thebattlecontinues.

【文章選自《海外英語》2012年02月"NuclearPower”】

51.WhichofthefollowingmayNOTbetheadvantageofnuclear

energyoverotherenergysources?[原倉U]

A.Nuclearenergydoesn'tproduceanygreenhousegases.

B.Nuclearenergycanhelppreventtheclimatedamage.

C.Nuclearenergyismoreenvironmental-friendlythanothergreen

energysources.

D.Nuclearenergycansavetheconsumerssomemoney,compared

tootherrenewableenergies.

52.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"this"refertoinparagraph4?

【原創(chuàng)】

A.Thefactthatmanypeopleprefertousethegreenenergysources

whileunwillingtopay

higherbill.

B.Thecostofusingrenewablesources

C.Thefactthatthenuclearpowerischeaper.

D.Theinvestmentofrenewableenergysources

Inthe5thparagraph,theauthortakesthecaseofChernobyl

disasterinUkraineto.

【原創(chuàng)】

A.convincethereaderthatnuclearwasteisdifficulttogetridof.

B.explainthatnuclearwastemayremainharmfultohumansfor

thousandsofyears.

C.persuadetheworldnottousenuclearenergy.

D.supporttheideathatnuclearenergyisnotsafe.

Wecanlearnfromthelastparagraphthat.【原倉U]

A.theJapanesecommentatorispositiveaboutthefutureofnuclear

energy.

B.thenuclearenergyissuewillbesoonsettled.

C.abattlewillbreakoutinthefuture.

D.Japanisconsideringtobuildanuclearvillageinthefuture.

Whatistheauthor'spurposeofwritingthepassage?［原創(chuàng)］

A.Tohighlightthedangerofusingnuclearenergy.

B.Tointroducesomeseriousnucleardisasters.

C.Toshowtheargumentbetweennuclearsupportersand

protesters.

D.Togivesomeadviceonhowtousenuclearenergysafely.

D

Whenwasthelasttimeyoulaughedalot?Mostpeoplearethe

victimofanuncontrollablefitoflaughteratleastonceintheirlives.But

whenithappensinfrontofthetelevisioncameras,itcanbecomean

internetsensation.

Doyouthinkthere'sanythingfunnyaboutspicymeat?Swiss

financeministerHans-RudolfMerzseemedtothinkitwashilarious.Mr.

MerzwasmakingaspeechintheSwissparliamentonmeatimports

whenhestartedlaughingandcouldn/tstop.Themeatinquestionis

knownas//bundnerfleisch/,—atypeofair-driedbeefproduct.HerrMerz

lateradmittedthathewasamusedbythebureaucratic（官僚主義的）

languageinwhichthebillwaswritten.

Sincethen,Mr.Merzhasbecomeaninternethit.Avideoofthe

incidentshowsagrey-suitedministergigglingaway,accompaniedby

applausefromhisparliamentarycolleagues.Sofar,thevideohasbeen

seenbymorethan500,000peopleonYouYubeandotherwebsites.

don'tunderstandwhathe'stalkingabout/saidoneviewer,“butit'sjust

sofunny."Therecentpublicitywillbegoodnewsfortheminister,too.Mr.

MerzhadbeencriticizedrecentlyforsigningawaymuchofSwitzerland's

bankingsecrecy,andforfailingtodoenoughtohelptwoSwisscitizens

whoweredetainedbyLibya.Butnow,withretirementafewmonths

away,Mr.Merzmayleaveonahighnote.Someevensuggesthemay

haveafuturecareerasacomedian.

Ofcourse,Mr.Merzisn'tthefirstpersontocrackuponair.BBC

Radio4newsreaderCharlotteGreenlostcontrolontheprogramme

Todaynotsolongago.Itallhappenedafteraclipoftheoldestknown

recordingofthehumanvoicewasplayed.Astudiomemberremarked

thatthe1860recordingofawomansingingtheFrenchsong“AuClairde

laLune“soundedlikea“beebuzzinginabottle”.ThatseemedtosetMs.

Greenoffasshebrokedownintoafitofthegiggles.Later,theeditorof

theshow,CeriThomas,saidmostlistenerswhocontactedtheshowhad

commentedon“howmuchtheyhadenjoyedthemoment”.Headded,

“WhenCharlottelosesit,shereallylosesit."

So,whydowegetthesefitsoflaughter?Expertssayit'saformof

release.Nervoustensionoftenbuildsupinsideus,especiallyinthose

whohavegothigh-pressure,stressfuljobs.Whenstressedout,thebody

constricts（4攵縮）bloodvessels,elevatestheproductionofpotentially

damagingstresshormones,andraisesbloodpressure.Shortperiodsof

stressarenormalandnotdangerous,butoverlongperiodsoftime

stressweakenstheimmunesystemandmakesheartproblemsmore

likely.Underthecontrolofself-protectingmechanismsofhumanbody,

thispressureneedsanoutlet,usuallymanifestingitselfthroughtears,

angerorlaughter—uncontrollablefitsoflaughter!

So,beware!Thatuncontrollablelaughingfitcouldstrikeatany

moment.

【文章改編自《海外英語》2011年02月"LaughAway"】

56.Whichofthefollowingcanbestreplacetheunderlinedword

"crackup"?【原創(chuàng)】

A.breakupB.cheerupC.laughawayD.catchon

57.Bysaying"Therecentpublicitywillbegoodnewsforthe

minister,too.",theauthormeansthatthevideooftheminister's

laughingfit.【原創(chuàng)】

A.mayhelphimsignawaysomeofSwizerland'sbankingsecrecy.

B.mayhelphimreturntothefocusofthepublicinspiteofsome

negativenews.

C.mayhelpmakethepublicthinkhighlyoftheministerrecently.

D.mayhelpputofftheretirementoftheminister.

58.Accordingtothepassage,CharlotteGreenlostcontrolonthe

programmebecause.【原倉/

A.theclipoftheprogrammeistoooldtobeused.

B.shebrokedowninthestudiowhilemakingtheprogramme.

C.astudiomemberthoughtshesangtheFrenchsongbadly.

D.therecordingoftheFrenchsongsoundedextremelyfunny.

59.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtotheexperts?【原倉ll】

A.Thosewhosufferhigherpressurefromworkaremorelikelyto

laughaway.

B.Uncontrollablelaughingfitscanhelptoreleasethepressure.

C.Stressoutletcanbecontrolledbyourselvesifwetryhard.

D.Itisunnecessarytopayattentiontoshortperiodsofstress

becausetheyarenotdangerous.

60.Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethat.【原倉4

A.uncontrollablefitsoflaughterisverycommonamongpeople.

B.Mr.Merzwillbeacomedianafterretirement.

C.CharlotteGreenwillbedismissedduetothisincident.

D.mostofthelistenerswhocontactedtheshowthoughtit

inappropriateforanewsreaderto

laughawayontheprogramme.

第二節(jié)：。閱讀下面有關（A、B、C、D、E和F）,,并在答題紙上

將相應選項的標號涂黑。選項中有一項是多余的。glassesknockeda

womantothegroundandstoleherpurseonMainStreetlastSaturday

afternoon.Ifyouseethisman,donotapproachasheisconsidered

extremelydangerous.

.AtthefootballmatchbetweenManchesterUnitedandLiverpool,

severalpeoplehadtheirwalletsstolenwhilewaitinginlinetobuyfood.

Thevictimsdidnotseeornoticethethiefbutbystandersdescribehim

asverytallandthin,cleanshavenwithshortlighthair.

65.AcarwasstolenfromthesupermarketcarparkonFriday,June

23thisyearbyamandescribedasveryyoung,1.7metrestallwiththin

darkhairandcarryingabluebackpack.Arewardof$500isofferedfor

thecar'srecovery.

A.

Name:ZiggyNizott

Height:1.82m

Weight:90kg

Age:35

Details:Longhistoryofviolentcrimeincludingrobbery,assaultand

cartheft.B.

Name:DennisTsokas

Height:1.95m

Weight:70kg

Age:28

Details:Wellknowntolocalpolicehavingbeenarrestedseveral

timesforpick-pocketing.C.

Name:MichaelClarke

Height:1.7m

Weight:65kg

Age:20

Details:Arrestedasayouthforcartheftandthesellingofstolen

goods.D.

Name:MarkHughes

Height:1.6m

Weight:60kg

Age:29

Details:Iswantedbypoliceforseveralarmedrobberyofgrocery

stores,banks

andpostoffices.E.

Name:HerbElliot

Height:1.6m

Weight:90kg

Age:22

Details:Recentlyreleasedfromprisonwhereheserved2years

forsellingstolengoods.F.

Name:WilliamDaniels

Height:1.6m

Weight:90kg

Age:32

Details:Arrested4timesforthesellingofdrugsandcartheft.

非選擇題部分（共40分）

第三部分：寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）

第一節(jié)：短文改錯（滿分10分）

下面文有10處語言錯誤，要求你在錯誤的地方增加、刪除或修

改某個單詞。

增加：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（人），并在該句下面寫出該加的

詞。

刪除：把多余的詞用斜線（\）劃掉。

修改：在錯的詞下劃一橫線，并在該詞下面寫上修改后的詞。

注意：1.每處錯誤及其修改均僅限一詞；

只允許修改10處，多者（從11處起）不計分。

例如：

Itwasverynicetogetyourinvitationtospendweekendwithyou.

Luckily

the

Iwascompletelyfreethen,so111tosay"yes".I'llarriveinBristolat

around8:00p.m.in

amon

Fridayevening.【原創(chuàng)】（文章改編自湖南省雅禮中學2011屆高

三月考試卷WheneverIhearthesong"Mydeskmates",Ican'thelp

thinkingofTom,whoismydeskmatefornearlytwoyears.Adisabled

boyashewas,healwaysturnedoutthetopstudentineverytest.Itwas

suchgreateffortsthatweremadedespiteallthedifficultyintheschool

yearthatcontributedtohissuccess.Meanwhile,whatIwantto

emphasisisthat,asamonitor,hewasveryresponsibleforhiswork.Istill

rememberthatourheadteacherwenttohospitalbecauseofaseverely

headacheonedayandlefthiminthechargeofthewholeclass.Tomy

surprise,helookedlikeaheadteacherexactly,andmadetheclassin

perfectorder!Ireallylookeduptohim.Now,althoughwearein

differentschools,westillkeeptouchwitheachother,discussingthe

problemsinstudiesandshareourhappinessandsorrow.Idohopehe

doeswellinhisstudyandmakesprogresseveryday!

第二節(jié)：書面表達（滿分30分）【選自2011-2012年上學期江蘇省

興化市高三英語好題集】

2011年12月11日法制辦正式全文公布《校車安全條例（草案征

求意見稿）》LegalAffairsOfficeoftheStateCouncilofChinapublicized

theexposuredraftofSchoolBusSafetyRegulationsonDec.11th,2011

tocollectpublicopinions._______________________

第二節(jié)：。閱讀下面有關（A、B、C、D、E和F）,,并在答題紙上

將相應選項的標號涂黑。選項中有一項是多余的。glassesknockeda

womantothegroundandstoleherpurseonMainStreetlastSaturday

afternoon.Ifyouseethisman,donotapproachasheisconsidered

extremelydangerous.

.AtthefootballmatchbetweenManchesterUnitedandLiverpool,

severalpeoplehadtheirwalletsstolenwhilewaitinginlinetobuyfood.

Thevictimsdidnotseeornoticethethiefbutbystandersdescribehim

asverytallandthin,cleanshavenwithshortlighthair.

65.AcarwasstolenfromthesupermarketcarparkonFriday,June

23thisyearbyamandescribedasveryyoung,1.7metrestallwiththin

darkhairandcarryingabluebackpack.Arewardof$500isofferedfor

thecar'srecovery.

A.

Name:ZiggyNizott

Height:1.82m

Weight:90kg

Age:35

Details:Longhistoryofviolentcrimeincludingrobbery,assaultand

cartheft.B.

Name:DennisTsokas

Height:1.95m

Weight:70kg

Age:28

Details:Wellknowntolocalpolicehavingbeenarrestedseveral

timesforpick-pocketing.C.

Name:MichaelClarke

Height:1.7m

Weight:65kg

Age:20

Details:Arrestedasayouthforca