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單選題完型填空簡答題補全信息書面表達填空題語法填空總分

分鐘

題型

得分

單選題（本大題共20小題,每小題一分,共一分。）

1.—Ar.yo.sur.you*r.read.fo.th.best?

.I*.wel.prepare,fo.it.

A.I'.afrai.not

B.N.problem

C.Har.t.say

D.No.really

2.prizeforthewinnerofthecompetitionistwo-weekholidayin

Paris.

A.Th..不填

B...不填

C...the

I).Th.,a

3.I.man.way..th.educatio.syste.i.th.U.i.no.ver.differen.fro.i.th.UK.

A.that

B.this

C.one

D.it

4.I.i.importan.t.pa.you.electricit.bil.o.tim..a.lat.payment,ma.affec.you.

A.condition

B.income

C.credit

D.status

5.onlineshoppinghaschangedourlife,notallofitseffectshave

beenpositive.

A.Since

B.After

C.While

D.Unless

6.Thatyoungmanishonest,cooperative,alwaystherewhenyouneedhis

help.,he,sreliable.

A.0.else

B.I.short

C.B.th.way

D.Fo.on.thing

7.Th.stud,suggest,tha.th.culture,w.gro.u.influenc.th.basi.processc.b.whi

c.w.se.worl.aroun.us.

A.on

B.in

C.at

D.about

8.W.ca.achiev..Io.whe.w.lear.t.Ie.ou.difference.unit..rathe,tha..us.

A.divide

B.reject

C.control

D.abandon

9.Sil..on.o.th.primar.good,trade,alon.th.Sil.Roa.b.abou.10.BC.

A.ha.become

B.reject

C.control

D.abandon

10.Toreturntotheproblemofwaterpollution,I'dlikeyoutolookata

study________inAustraliain2012.

A.havin.conducted

B.t.b.conducted

C.conducting

D.conducted

11.Scientist,hav.advance.man.theorie.abou.wh.huma.being,cr.tear..non.o.___.ha

.bcc.proved.

A.whom

B.which

C.what

D.that

12.Whentheirchildrenlivedfarawayfromthorn,theseoldpeoplefelt

fromtheworld.

A.carrie.away

B.broke,down

C.cu.off

I),brough.up

13..sudde.sto.ca.b..ver.frightenin.experienc...i.yo.ar.travel1in.a.hig.spe

ed.

A.eventually

B.strangely

C.merely

D.especially

14.Whe.th.tim.cam.t.mak.th.fina.decisio.fo..cours...decide,t.appl.fo.th.on.tha.

m.interest.

A.limited

B.reserved

C.reflected

D.spoiled

15.Ha.th.government,an.scientist,no.worke.togethe..AIDS-

relate.death..sine.thei.highes.i.2005.

A.ha.no.fallen

B.woul.no.fall

C.di.no.fall

D.woul.no.hav.fallen

16.I.thi.articl..yo.nee.t.bac.u.genera,statement,wit..examples.

A.specific

B.permanent

C.abstract

D.universal

17.Georg..to.fa..Hi.coffe.i.sti1.war..

A.mus.hav.gone

B.migh.hav.gone

C.can'.hav.gone

D.needn，.hav.gone

18..hav.alway.enjoye.al.th.event,yo.organize,an..hop.t.atten.i.th.comin.yea

rs

A.littl.more

B.n.more

C.muc.more

D.man.more

19..ha.a.muc.fu.sailin.th.sea.a..no.do___wit.students.

A.working

B.work

C.t.work

D.worked

20.—Themoviestartaat8:30,andwecanhaveaquickbitebeforewego

-____.Seeyouat8:10

A.S.long

B.Sound,great

C.Goo.luck

D.Hav..goo.time

完型填空（本大題共20小題,每小題一分,共一分.）

完型填空（本大題共20小題，每小題一分,共一分。）

閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從21—40各題所給的四個選項（A.B.C和1））中，選出

最佳選項

Durin.th.war,m.husban.wa.statione.a.a.arm.cam.i..deser.i.California..wen.t.liv.

ther.i.orde.t.behim..hate.th.plac...ha.neve.bee.s.unh

app..M.husban.wa.ordcre.ou.o..long-tor.duty,an..wa.Icf.i..tin.shack（棚

屋.alone.Th.hea.was-almos.12.0.eve.i.th.shad.o..cactus（仙人掌）。

.sou.t.tai.t..Th.win.ble.non-

sto.,an.al.th.foo..at..an.th.evr.ai..breathed,werewit.san..san..s

an.!..wa.s.sorr.fo.mysel.tha..wrot.t.m.parents..tol.the..wa.a

n.comin.bac.home..sai..couldn,.stan.i.on.minut.longer.Ib.i.prison.

M.fathe.answere.mywit.jus.tw.1ines-

tw.line.tha.wil.alway.sin.i.my.tw.line.tha.completel.change,m.lif.:

Twomenlookedoutfromprisonbars

Onesawthemud,theothersawthestars

.rea.thos.tw.lines.wa.ashame.o.myself..mad.u.m.min..woul.fin.ou.w

ha.wa.goo.i.m.presen...woul.loo.fo.th.stars

.mad.friend.wit.th.natives,an.theiramaze,me.The.gav.m.present,c.the

i.favorit.artwork,whic.the.hadt.sei.t.toueist...studie.th.delightfu

.form.o.th.cactu...watche.fo.th.deser.sunsets,andfo.seashell,tha.ha

.bee.lef.thcr.million,o.year.ag.who.th.deser.ha.bee.a.occan

C

Wha.brough.abou.this___bd_blankchang.i.m..Th.deser.hadn'.changD.

A.b

e.,ha...ha.change,myAn.b.doin.s.,.change,a.unbe

nhapp.experienc.int.th.mos.amazingo.in.1if...wa.excite,b.thofeh

eyo

i.ne.worl.tha..ha.dicovere..ha.1ooke.on.o.m.seif-fin

nd

creatde.priso.andth.stars

21.

A.B.C

bal.tD.

efrehsti

22.oraeII

edyn

A.inflexibleB.incomprehensibleC.uncontrollable0.unbearable

23.

A.OnlyB.NotC.ManyD.Such

24.

A.coveredB.filledC.buriedD.charhed

25.

A.catchin.upB.keepin.upC.givinxpD.gettin.up

26.

A.ough.toB.migh.wellC.wouLratherD.ha.better

27.

A.requestBeallC.questionD.letter

28.

A.comparisonB.imaginationC.considerationD.memory

29.

A.ove.an.overB.b.an.byC.u.an.downD.no.an.then

30.

A.companyB.occupationC.situation0.relationship

31.

A.movementB.reactionC.guidance0.purpose

32.

A.refusedB.failedC.managed□.happened

33.

A.askedB.huntedC.waitedD.headed

34.

A.floorB.surfaceC.rockD.level

35.

A.shockingB.challengingC.puzzling0.astonishing

36.

A.asB.butC.forD.or

37.

A.attitudeB.principleC.identity□.standard

38.

A.vacationB.operationC.affairD.adventure

39.

A.soughtB.countedC.foundD.reached

40.

簡答題（綜合題）（本大題共5小題,每小題一分，共一分。）

第二部分：閱讀理解（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)：閱讀下列材料，從每題所給的四個選項（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。

“DidyouhearwhathappenedtoAdamLastFriday?”LindseywhiperstoTori.

Withhereyesshining,Loribrags,YoubetIdid,Seantoldmetwodaysago.”

Wh.ar.Lindse.an.Tor.talkin.about?!,jus.happene.t.b.your,truly,Ada.Freedmam,.ca.

tel.yo.tha.wha.tha.wha.the.ar.sayin.i.(a.no.nic.an.(b.no.eve.true.Still,Lindse.

an.Tor.aren).ver.differen.fro.mos.student.her.a.Linto.Hig.School,includin.me.M

an.o.ou.conversation,ar.gossip（閑

話）o.hav.notice,thre.effect,o.gossip:i.ca.hur.people,i.ca.giv.gossiper..strang

.kin.o.satisfaction,an.i.ca.caus.socia.pressure,i..group.A.importan.negativ

.cffec.o.gossi.i.tha.i.ca.hur.th.porso.bein.talke.about.Usually,gossi.spread,in

formatio.abou..topic-breakups,troubl.a.home,eve.droppin.out-

tha..perso.woul.rathe,kee.secret.Th.mor.embarrassin.o.shamefu.th.secre.is,th.ju

icie.th.gossi.i.makes.Probabl.th.wors.typ.o.gossi.i.th.absolut.lie.Peopl.ofe.th

in.o.gossiper.a.harmless,bu.crue.lie.ca.caus.pain.

I.w.kno.tha.gossi.ca.b.harmful,the.wh.cl.s.man.o.u.d.it?Th.answe.lie.i.anothe.ef

fee.o.gossip:th.satisfactio.i.give.us.Sharin.th.latos.rumor（傳

言）ca.mak..perso.fee.importan.hecaus.h.o.sh.know,somethin,tha.other,don,

t.Similarly,hearin.th.lates.rumo.ca.mak..perso.fee.lik.par.o.th."i.group.”

I.othe.words,gossi.i.satisfyin.becaus.i.give,peopl..sens.o.belongin.o.eve.super

iority（優(yōu)越

感）.Gossi.als.ca.hav..thir.effect:i.strengthen,unwritten,unspoke,rule.abou.ho

.peopl.shoukact.Professo.Davi.Wi1so.explain,tha.gossi.i.importan.i.policin.beh

avior.i..group.Translate,int.hig.schoo.terms,thi.mean.tha.i.everybod.yo.han.aro

un.wit.i.laughin.a.wha.Joh.wor.o.wha.Jan.said,the.yo.ca.be.tha.wearin.o.sayin.s

omethin.simila.wil.ge.yo.th.sam.kin.o.negativ.attention.Th.do,.an.don,

t.conveye.throug.gossi.wi1.neve.sho.u.i.an.studen.handbook.

Theeffectsofgossipvarydependingonthesituation.Thenexttimeyoufeel

theurgetospreadthelatestnews,thingaboutwhyyouwanttogossipandwhat

effectsyour“juicystory“mighthave.

41.Theauthorusesaconversationatthebeginningofthepassageto.

A.introduc..topic

B.presen.a.argument

C.describ.th.characters

D.clarif.hi.writin.purpose

42.Animportantnegativeeffectsofgossipisthatit___.

A.break,u.relationships

B.embarrasse.th.listener

C.spread,informatio.around

D.cause,unpleasan.experiences

43.Intheauther*sopinion,manypeopleliketogossipbecauseit

A.give.the..feelin.o.pleasure

B.help.the.t.mak.mor.friends

C.make.the.bette.a.tellin.stories

D.enable,the.t.mee.importan.people

44.ProfessorDavidWilsonthinkthatgossipcan.

A.provid.student,wit.writte.rules

B.hel.peopl.watc.thei.ow.behaviors

C.fore,schoo.t.impov.studen.handbooks

D.attrac.th.police*.attentio.t.grou.behaviors

45.Whatadvicedoestheauthorgiveinthepassage?

A.Neve,becom..gossiper

B.Sta.awa.fro.gossipers

C.Don'.Ie.gossi.tur.int.lies

D.Thin.twic.befor.yo.gossip.

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C.Bi.Idea.fo.Littl.Kids.Teachin.Philosoph.Throug.children,.Literature.

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A.educators

B.librarians

C.doctors

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seriousresearchtouncovertheverynatureofthephysicalworld,andthebaby

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arguedthatthis"play"ismorelikeascientificinvestigationthanone

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vestigatio.an.th.scienlist,.experimen.appea.t.shar.th.sam.aim(t.lear.abou.th.n

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.observation,wha..expected?).

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i.thi.way—

tha.the.investigat.huma.psycholog.an.th.rule.o.language,usin.simila.means.Fo.ex

ample,i.ma.onl.b.throug.repeate.experiments,evidenc.gathering,an.finall.overtur

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t.curiosit.an..natura.driv.t.explai.thei.worlds,an.adul.scientist,simpl.mak.us.

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dre.fee.goo.abou.fee.goo.abou.figurin.somethin,ou.ma.hav.bee.adopte.b.adul.scie

ntists.A.som.psychologist,pu.it.”

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50.Accordin.t.som.developmenta.psychologists.

A..baby’.pla.i.nothin,mor.tha..game.

B.scientifi.researc.int.babies.game.i.possible

C.th.natur.o.babies.pla.ha.bee.thorough!,investigated

D..baby’.pla.i.someho.simila.t..scientist,.experiment

51.WelearnfromParagraph2that

A.scientist,an.babie.see.t.observ.th.worl.differently

B.scientist,an.babie.ofte.interac.wit.eac.other

C.babie.ar.bor.wit.th.knowledg.o.objec.support

D.babie.see.t.collec.evidcnc.jus.a.scientist,do

52.Childre.ma.lear.th.rule.o.languag.b.

A.cxplorin.th.physica.world

B.investigatin.huma.psychology

C.repeatin.thei.ow.experiments

D.observin.thei.parents,behaviors

53.Wha.i.themai.ide.o.th.las.paragraph?

A.Th.worl.ma.b.mor.clearl.explaine.throug.children*.play.

B.Studyin.babies,pla.ma.lea.t..bette.understandin.o.science.

C.ChiIdre.ma.hav.greats,abilit.t.figur.ou.thing,tha.scientists.

D.One'.driv.fo.scientifi.researc.ma.becom.stronge.a.h.grows.

54.Wha.i.th.author*.ton.whe.h.discusse.th.connectio.betwee,scientists,researc.

an.babies,play?

A.Convincing.

B.Confused.

C.Confidence.

D.Cautious.

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s.go.fo.hi.birthday,yo.ar.no.gettin..T.i.you.roo..ca.fo.you.birthda..Isvis.swee

.1.party..W.ha.t.ear.ou.allowanc.b.doin.chore,aroun.th.house..ca.sti..remembc.h

o.Ion.i.too.t.polis,th.leg.o.ou.coffe.table.M.brother,ca.n.doub.rcmombe.hour,sp

en.cleanin.th.hous..Lik.th.tw.littl.girl,growin.u.a.th.Whit.House,w.mad.ou.ow.b

ed.(n.on.lef.th.hous.uniti.tha.wa.done)an.picke.u.afte.ourselves.W.ha.t.kee.tra

c.o.ou.belonging.,an.i.somethin,wa.los.,i.wa.no.replaced.

Itwassummerand,oneday,mymotherdrovemetothebikeshoptogetatire

fixed—andthereitwasinthewindow,White,shiny,plasticanddecorated

withflowers,thebasketwinkedatmeandIknew-----1knew----1hadtohaveit.

"It'sbeautiful,nmymothersaidwhenIpointeditouttoher,“Whataneat

basket.

Itriedtoholdoffatfirst,Iplayeditcoolforashortwhile.Butthen

IguessIcouldn,tatanditanylonger:"Mon,pleasecanIplease,pleaseget

it?I'lldoextrachoresforaslongasyousay,I'11doanything,butI

needthatbasket,Ilovethatbasket.Please,Mom.Please?”

Iwasdesperate.

“Youknow,“shesaid,gentlyrubbingmybackwhilewebothstaredatwhatI

be!ieveswasthecoolestthingever,"If'yousaveupyoucouldbuythis

yourself.v

“BythetimeImakeenoughit'11bugone!”

“MaybeRogerherecouldholditforyou,“shesmiledatRoger,thebikeguy.

“Hecan'tholditforthatlong,Mom.Someoneelsewillbuy

it.Please,Mom,Please?”

“Thenmigh.b.anothe.way,"sh.said.

An.s.ou.payin.pla.unfolded.M.mothe.bough,th.beautifu.baske.an.pu.i.safel.i.som.

hidin.plac..could'.find.Eac.wee..eagerl.counte.m.growin.savin,increase,b.extr.

wor.her.an.ther.(washin.th.ca.,helpin.m.mothe.mak.dinner,deliverin.o.collevtin.

thing,o.m.bik.tha.alread.looke.withou.th.baske.i.front).An.the.,week,late

.,.counte.,re-

counte.an.jumpe.fo.joy.0.,happ.da...mad.it..finall.ha.th.exac.amoun.we'.agree,

upon---.

Day.late.th.unthinkabl.happened..neighborhoo.gir.I'.playe.wit.million,o.time,a

ppeare.wit.th.exac.sam.baske.fixte.t.he.shin.,ne.bik.tha.alread.ha.al.th.bell,a

n.whistles..rod.har.an.fas.hom.t.tel.m.mothe.abou.thi.disaster.Thi.horribl.tur.

o.events.

An.the.cam.th.lesso..Tv.take.wit.m.throug.m.life:"Honey.You.baske.i.extra-

special,.Mo.said,gentl.wipin.awa.m.ho.tears.”

You.baske.i.specia.becaus.yo.pai.fo.i.yourself.w

55.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?

A.Th.childre.enjoye.doin.housework.

B.Th.autho.cam.fro..we11-of.family

C.Th.mothe.raise,he.childre.i.a.unusua.way

D.Th.childre.wcr.fon.o.th.U.president,.daughters.

56.Whentheauthorsawthebasketinthewindow,she_

A.fel.i.lov.wit.it

B.stare,a.he.mother

C.recognize,i.a.once

D.wen.u.t.th.bik.guy

57.Whydidtheauthorsaymany“please“tohermother?

A.Sh.longe,t.d.extr.work.

B.Sh.wa.eage.t.hav.th.basket.

C.Sh.fel.tire.afte.standin.to.long.

D.Sh.wante.t.b.polit.t.he.mother.

58.Byusing“naked”（Paragraph12）,theauthorseemstostressthatthebasket

was

A..somethin,sh.coul.afford

B.somethin,importan.t.her

C.somethin,impossibl.t.get

D.somethin,sh.coul.d.without

59.Totheauthor,itseemedtobeahorribleturnofeventsthat

A.somethin,spoile.he.payin.plan

B.th.baske.cos.mor.tha.sh.ha.saved

C..neighborhoo.gir.ha.bough..ne.bike

D.somoon.els.ha.go..baske.o.th.sam.kind

60.Whatisthelifelessontheauthorlearnedfromhermother?

A.Sav.mone.fo..rain,day

B.Goo.advic.i.beyon.al.price.

C.Ear.you.brea.wit.you.sweat

D.Go.help.thos.wh.hcl.themselves

66.短文改錯（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）

下面短文中有10處語言錯誤。請在有錯誤的地方增加、刪減或修改某個單詞。

增加：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（A）,并在其下面寫上該加的詞。

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；

②只允許修改10處，多著（從第11處起）不計分。

例如：

Itwa*verynicetogetyourinvitationtospendAweekendwithyou.Luckily

the

Iwasconiplrtelyfreethen,noI'llhisay“yes”.I'llarriveinBristolataround8：00p.m.

am

inFridayevening,

on

WhenIwasaveryyoungchiIdren,myfathercreatedaregularpracticeI

rememberwellyearslate.Everytimehearrivedhomeatendoftheday,we'd

greethetatthedoor.Hewou1daskwhowewasandpretendnottoknowing

us,Thonheandmymotherwouldhavehadadrinkwhilesheprepareddinnerand

theywouldtalkabouthisdayandhers.Whiletheychat,myfatherwouldliftmy

sisterandmeuptositinthetopofthefridge.Itwasbothexcitedand

frighteningtobeupthere!

MysisterandIthoughthewassocoolforputtingusthere.

補全信息（本大題共5小題,每小題一分,共一分。）

第二節(jié)：下面文章中有5處（第61-65題）需要添加小標題。請從以下選項（ABCDE和F）

中選出符合各段意思的小題，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