Part2Phonetics,GrammarandVocabulary

（第二部分語音、語法和詞匯）

ILChoosethebestanswer（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福?/p>

21.Alltheneighborshavepitythepoorboywholivesinthegarage.

A.inB.onC.atD.for

22.Themanagerchangedmindbecauseoftheunexpectedsituation.

A.heB.himC.hisD.himself

23.Wehavetowaitfortwohourstogettheresultofthetesting.

A.anotherB.otherC.theotherD.others

24.Stevenlookedoutofthewindowandfoundtherainwasmuch.

A.heavyB.heavierC.heaviestD.theheaviest

25.Mygrandfatherenjoysworkinginthegardenbyhimselfandneverfeels.

A.lonelyB.friendlyC.quietlyD.unfortunately

26.-domostofthestudentsspendontheirhomeworkeveryday?

—About90minutes.

A.HowmanyB.HowmuchC.HowlongD.Howsoon

27.Nowadaysevenasmartphonestorehugeamountsofinformation.

A.mustB.canC.shouldD.need

28.WearegladtohearthattheGreenstoanewflannextweek.

A.moveB.movedC.willmoveD.havemoved

29.Whenmymotherknockedatthedoor,Ithelatestmagazine.

A.readB.wasreadingC.hadreadD.wouldread

30.Taobaoshopownersarebusyclothesfortheironlinecustomers.

A.packB.topackC.packingD.packed

31.Billoftenpretendsinclass,butactuallyhedoesn'tatall.

A.understandB.understandingC.understoodD.tounderstand

32.Don'tbeafraidtomakemistakes,you'llneverreallylearnthelanguage.

A.andB.orC.soD.but

33.Passengersmustnotleavetheirseatstheplanecomestoafullstop.

A.ifB.sinceC.untilD.because

34.Kitty'sdograrelybarksatpeople,?

A.doesitB.doesn'titC,hasitD.hasn'tit

35.changeableweatheritwasinthecitylastsummer!

A.HowB.WhataC.WhatanD.What

III.Completethefollowingpassagewiththewordsinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce（將下

列單詞填入空格。每空格限填一詞，每詞只能填一次）

A.putoutB.personalC.methodD.pickoutE.products

Likemostpeople,youlikelyhaveproblemsinyourlifethatyouneedtosolve.Maybeyou

struggleeveryyearto_36_abirthdaygiftforyourdad.Maybeyoutryyourbesttogetto

schoolontimebutstillarrivelate.Andsincethesemattersare_37_,itcanbehardtobe

objective（客觀的）aboutthem.Butwhatifyoustepbackandthinklikeascientist?Youmightbe

surprisedatthesolutionsyoucomeupwith.

TheDemingCycle

In1939WalterA.Shew-hartwroteabookaboutusingthescientific_38__inbusiness.He

challengedtheideathatprogressincreatingusefulthingslookslikeastraightline.Hearguedthat

businessesshouldbeimprovingtheir_39__constantly（不斷地）.Heusedacircle,orcycle,to

represent（代表）this.HisstudentW.EdwardsDemingturnedShew-hart*sthoughtsintoa

four-stepcycle.ThisbecamethePDSACycle-Plan,Do,StudyandAct—thatisusedbymany

peopletoday.

A.insteadB.effectsC.repeatingD.takenotesE.alone

1.Plan

Thinkaboutyourproblemandformahypothesis（假設(shè)）forhowtosolveit.Let'ssayyou

wanttogettoschoolontime.Usuallyyoutakethebus.Buttoday,yougetuplate.Soyoudecide

toaskyourmomtotakeyouonhermotorbike_40_.

2.Do

Nowit'stimetoputyourplantothetest.Thisisalsothetimewhenyoustarttogatherdata.

Besureto_41__ofimportantdetailssuchasthetimeyouarriveatschool.

3.Study

Considerthe_42___ofyourexperiment.Didyougettoschoolontime?Whatotherfactors

aretheretoaccountfor?Mayberidingwithyourmomwasfasterbutitrained,soyougotwet.

4.Act

Nowyouputyourchangesintoactionandtryyournewhypothesisagain.Perhapsyou

determinethatit'sfastertoridewithyourmom.Butyouneedtotakearainjacket.

Keep_43__thecyclesothatyoucanconstantlyimprove.

IV.Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms(用括號(hào)中所給單詞的適

當(dāng)形式完成下列句子，每空格限填一詞)

44.ThisistheyearthatIhavestudiedinthisschool.(four)

45.Thecluborganizesshorttripstothemountains,museumsandsoon.(beach)

46.Philip'sinterestisingameprogramming,butisinplayinggames.(I)

47.Studentscantakepartinoutdooractivitiesafterschool,(variety)

48.Thewonderfulfestivalwilllotsofpeopleallovertheworld,(attractive)

49.Thehardworkingmanwassoinbusinessattheageofthirty,(succeed)

50.Roads,bridges,andhousesweredamagedintheearthquake,(serious)

51.It*stoaccuratelytellwhatwillhappeninthefuture,(possible)

V.Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired(根據(jù)要求改寫句子)

52.Mr.Kingleftfortheairportearlyyesterdaymorning.(改為否定句)

Mr.Kingfortheairportearlyyesterdaymorning.

53.Theboringmoviewillcometoanendintenminutes.(對(duì)劃線部分提問)

willtheboringmoviecometoanend?

54.Theuniversityinvitedmanygraduatestocelebrateits100thbirthday.(改為被動(dòng)語態(tài))

Manygraduatesbytheuniversitytocelebrateits100山birthday.

55.Hedidn'tknowwhathecouldsaytohisparentsonthephone.(改為簡單句)

Hedidn'tknowwhattohisparentsonthephone.

56.ABritishmanspentmorethantwoyearsmakingamapoftheworld.(保持句意不變)

ItaBritishmanmorethantwoyearstoamapoftheworld.

57."Istheschoollibraryopenatheweekend?1'thevisitoraskedus.(改為間接引語)

Thevisitoraskedustheschoollibraryopenattheweekend.

58.personalabilities,agreatway,is,todevelop,volunteering（連詞成句）

Part3ReadingandWriting（第三部分閱讀和寫話）

VI.Readingcomprehension（閱讀理解）

A.Choosethebestanswer（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)拇鸢福?/p>

Discussiontopic

?>IstheCleanHongKongcampaign（運(yùn)動(dòng)）working?

LittleBug88:Mydadhadtopaya$1500finetodayforthrowingacigarettebuttonthe

ground.Anofficercaughthimandgavehimaticket.Thafsjustbad!

MsNeat99:Litteringisagainstthelaw.Ifyoubreakthatlaw,you'rea"littlerbug",and

havetopaythefine.Youbringthatontoyourself!Thelawisthereto.deter

peoplefromlitteringandtokeepourenvironmentclean.

LittleBug88:Well,FmagainstthiswholeCleanHongKongcampaignasitjustdoesn*t

work!There'sstilllittereverywhere!

TidyBunny:What'stheCleanHongKongcampaign?

MsNeat99:ThegovernmentstartedittomakeHongKongcleaner.It'snowillegalto

litterorspitinpublicplaces.Thecampaignincludespostersandtelevision

advertisementstoeducatepeopleaboutthelawandencouragethemtokeep

HongKongclean.

TidyBunny:Ithinkthecampaignisagreatidea.Ialwayspickupaftermyselfandtryto

keepallpublicplacesclean.

MsNeat99:Ireallysupportthiscampaigntoo.It'simportanttokeepourpublicspaces

clean,otherwisediseasescanspreadquickly,andwecangetverysick.

LittleBug88:Iknowacleanenvironmentisimportant,butthecampaignjustisn*t

effective.Afterall,peoplestilllitterandspitinpublicspaces.

TidyBunny:Ifyouaren'tworriedaboutthefine,thenyou'lllitter.Butaslongassome

peopleareworriedaboutthefine,theywon'tlitter.Thefineworksifit

preventssomepeoplefrommakingpublicspacesdirty.

MsNeat99:Iagree!Thecampaignworksifithelpskeeppublicspacescleaner.Hong

Kongwouldbemuchdirtierwithoutthecampaign!

TidyBunny:Peopleneedtoknowit'simportanttokeepHongKongclean.

LittleBug88:ButwhatcanIdo?Ican'tcleanupHongKongclean!

TidyBunny:Everyoneneedstodotheirpart.Ifeveryonecleanedupafterthemselves,the

environmentwouldbealotcleaner.

LittleBug88:Yes,butmanypeoplestillthinkit*sharmlessiftheyjustthrowsmallthings

ontheground.I'veseenpeopledropsweetwrappersonthegroundwhen

theytinknooneislooking.

MsNeat99:Weneedtobeawarethatsmallthingsadduptobigthingswhenmany

peopledoit!Keepingpublicspacescleanbenefitseveryone.

TidyBunny:Maybethefinewillhelpsomepeopleseethatlitteringorspittingisn'tso

harmless!

LittleBug88:Itshelpedmydadtoseethat.Hewilldefinitelythinktwicebeforelittering

again.A$1500fineisn'tharmless!

59.Atfirst,is(are)againsttheCleanHongKongcampaign.

A.LittleBug88B.MsNeat99

C.TidyBunnyandLittleBug88D.MsNeat99andTidyBunny

60.Theunderlinedword"deter'1inLine6means"

A.learnB.saveC.tellD.stop

61.MsNeat99thinksit'simportanttokeeppublicspacescleanbecause.

A.cleanerspacesarenicertoliveinB.youmightbefined$1500

C.diseasesspreadquicklyindirtyplacesD.itcanhelpprotectplanet

62.TidyBunnythinks.

A.LittleBug88*sfatherisworriedaboutthefine

B.thetelevisionadvertisementsoftheCleanHongKongcampaignareinteresting

C.theCleanHongKongcampaignmayhelpmaketheenvironmentcleaner

D.litteringinpublicisharmless

63.Theunderlinedword"He"inLine37refersto"

A.LittleBug88'sfatherB.LittleBug88

C.A"littlerbug”D.Everyman

64.WhichofthefollowingsentencesabouttheCleanHongKongcampaignisNOTtrue?

A.Itisagovernmentcampaign.

B.Itawardsmoneytopeoplewhocleanpublicplaces.

C.Iteducatespeopleaboutkeepingpublicplacesclean.

D.Itconsistsoftelevisionadvertisementandposters.

B.Choosethewordsandcompletethepassage（選擇最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~，完成短文）

It'sbeensaidthatfashionisalanguageallitsown.Ifihat'strue,thensomeofthemost

effectivecommunicatorstodayarefashionvloggers.Inthepast,fashionmagazineswereagreat

sourceofinformation.Today,however,newsandinformationaboutthelateststylescanbeeasily

foundontheInternet.Fashionvloggers_65excitingnewwaystoleamabouttrends（潮流）

andothertopics.Theymakeandpostvideosthatshowthemusingdifferenttypesoffashionitems.

Manyvloggersworkhardtobeconnectedtotheirviewers._66_,theviewersareloyal（忠誠的）

totheirfavoritevloggers.

Whatmakesvloggerssopopular?Theytypicallydon'tstartoutbeingfamous.Moreoften,

theyareuoneofus":_67_peoplewholovefashionandwanttoshareideas.Theirfollowers

simplyhavefaithinthemandoftenbuytheitemstheyfeature.

Vloggersoftencreatedemonstrationvideos.Howtotieascarfandhowtoapplymakeupare

twopopularthemes.Outfitideasareanotherpopulartopicforvideos.Forexample,avlogger

mightshowthe_68__howtomatchcertainclothingitems.

Korean-AmericanChriselleLimisoneofthemostfamousfashionvloggers.Thevideoson

herYouTubechannelhavereceivedalmost29millionviews.Limfsoriginalgoalwastoshareher

ownstylewithanyonewhomightbe_69_.Todaysheuseshervideostoeducateandinspire

morethanhalfamillionpeople.

Vietnamese-AmericanWendyNguyenisanotherfavoritefashionvloggerandatrue_70__

story.ShetookherloveforfashionandcreatedWendy'sLookbook.HerYouTubevideo,u25

WaystoWearaScarfin4.5Minutes"hashadabout45millionviews!Bothwomenhavemillions

ofloyalfollowerswhotrusttheiradviceonanumberoftopics.It'shardtodenytheimportantrole

vloggersplayintoday'sfashionandbeautyindustry.

65.A.compareB.manageC.refuseD.provide

66.A.WithgreatcareB.InreturnC.ForthefirsttimeD.Atpresent

67.A.seriousB.confidentC.averageD.traditional

68.A.audienceB.citizensC.staffD.guests

69.A.interestedB.thankfulC.humorousD.familiar

70.A.loveB.funC.successD.life

C.Readthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords（在短文的空格內(nèi)填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~，

是其內(nèi)容通順，每空格限填一次，首字母已給）

Goodthingsoftencomeinsmallpackages.Thisisetrueinthecaseofminiature

art（微型藝術(shù)）,where,uponcloseobservation,greatthingsareoftenrevealed.TheNational

GalleryofLondondescribesuanartistwhopaintsingreatdetailsonaverysmallscale"asa

miniaturist.Thepiecesthatminiaturistscreatearecalledminiatureart.Eexamples

canbedatedbacktocenturiesagoinmanyplacesaroundtheworld.InIndia,tinydrawingswere

paintedontopalmleaves7.62centimeterswide.A12.5-millimeter-tallcarvingofabird,

dinLingjing,China,hasbeencalledChina'soldestworkofart.Thecarving,about

13,500yearsold,mightbeoneoftheworld'soldestpiecesofminiatureart.

Overtheyears,miniaturistshaveusedmanydifferentm,frompapertoplant

seeds,tocreatetinypaintings,sculpturesandengravingsofpeople,animalsandscenery.

Twothingsarerequiredofeachartist:plentyoftimeandbeingptocreate

miniatureart.Thepiecesaresotinythattheyneedtobeworkedoncarefullyandslowly.

Thoughsmall,thepiecesmustbeperfectlyformed.Someoneosaid,"A

miniaturemustalwaysbedesignedforcloseobservation.Itismeanttobeheldinthehand,

watchedcloselyandeventobelookedatwithamagnifyingglass."Tinyminiaturepaintingsmust

beaccomplishedwithsuchfinestrokes（筆戈U）thatwhenthepieceismagnified,itsamazingdetail

isenhanced.Thesameistrueforminiaturesculpturesandallotherformsofminiatureart.

Miniatureartbegantoitsattractioninthe19thcenturywhenphotographyappeared.

Overthelast30years,though,miniatureshavebeenmadepopularagain.Itisunlikelythat

miniatureartwillevergoawayaslongaspeopleremainfascinatedbytinymasterpieces.

D.Readthepassagebelowandanswerthefollowingquestions（根據(jù)文章內(nèi)容回答下列問題）

TheBoyWhoHarnessedtheWind《馭風(fēng)男孩》tellsthetruestoryofWilliamKamkwamba.

HegrewupinasmallvillageinMalawi,Africa.HeandhisfriendsGeoffreyandGilbertmade

whattoystheyhadfromtrash.TheyattendedWimbePrimarySchoolandhelpedtheirfamiliesin

thefields.WilliamandGeoffreyhadinterestinradiosandtookthemaparttounderstandthe

machineryinside.Williamlookedforwardtosecondaryschoolandtalkingscienceclasses.In

December2000,heavyrainsmadeittoohardforfarmerstoplanttheircorn.Althoughworried

aboutateiTibleharvest,Williambegantryingtounderstandhowbicycledynamos（發(fā)電機(jī)）work.

Theycouldlightabulbusingtheelectricityproducedbysomeonepedaling.Hedreamedofhow

hisfamily'slifewouldimprovewithelectricpower.

ByDeceber2001,thecornsupplyinhisvillagewasnearlyrunningout,andfamilieswere

starving.Williamlearnedthathehadbeenacceptedintosecondaryschool,whichwouldgivehim

achancetoachievehisgoals.Butsoonafterclassesbegan,Williamwasforcedtoleaveschool

becausetherewasnomoneyforhisschooltuition.

FinallyinMarch2002,therewascorn,andfamiliescouldeatagain.Williamstartedthinking

aboutschoolandvisitedthelibraryatWimbePrimarySchooltokeephismindactive.There,he

fo