第I卷（選擇題共分）聽力測試。共小題;每小題1分,滿分分)一、聽對(duì)話，回答問題,聽兩遍。（共小題，每小題1分，滿分分）()1.WhichinstrumentisDavidgoodatplaying?A.B.C.()2.WhattypeofTVprogrammesdoeslikebest?A.B.C.()3.WhoisMary’sfavouritestar?A.B.C.()4.Whatisthesuspect’sjob?A.B.C.()5.Whendidthecrimehappen?A.B.C.

()6.Howdoesthewomanprobablyfeel?A.Happy.B.C.Sad.

()7.HowmuchdoesJohn’swatchcost?A.￥100.B.￥85.C.()8.Wheremaytheconversationhappen?A.Inahospital.B.Inalibrary.C.Inasupermarket.

()9.Howdoesthemanoftencontacthisfriendsabroad?

A.Bye-mail.B.Onthephone.C.On()10.Whatwillthemanprobablydo?A.Hewillmakeforhimself.B.Hewillmaketeainstead.C.Hewillshowthewomanhowtomake二、聽對(duì)話和短文，回答問題,聽兩遍。（共小題，每小題1分，滿分分）聽一段對(duì)話，回答第、小題。)第19頁(Whatkindofballgamedoesthewomanwanttoplaytoday?

A.Ping-pongB.C.Football

()12.Whyisn’tHarrywillingtojointhewomaninfact？

A.Hisrightarmhurts.B.HewantstowatchTV.C.Hiskneehurts.

聽第一篇短文，回答第小題。ThevoluntaryworkoftheBrowns●MrBrownhelps13inhisfreetime.●MrsBrowngoestoaday-carecenter14.●Ericgoestoanoldpeople’shomeandreadsthenewspaperstotheoldpeople.●TheirdaughterAlice15everymorining.()13.A.oldpeopleB.sickanimalsC.sickchildren

()14.A.threetimesamonthB.threetimesaweekC.threetimesaday()15.A.looksafterneighboursB.walkstheneighbour’sdogC.feedsanimals聽第二篇短文，回答小題。()16.WherewasJimwhenhesawtwomeninhisneighbor’sgarden?

A.Inthelivingroom.B.Inthecar.C.Inthekitchen.

()17.WhatwerethetwomencarryingwhenJimsawthem?

A.AbigB.AbigTV.C.Abigfridge.

()18.WhydidJimaskedthetwomentotakehisTV?A.TothrowitawayB.Tosellit.C.Tofixit.

()19.Whatdoweknowaboutthetwomen?A.Theylosttheirway.B.Theynevercamebackagain.C.Theycamebackthenextday.()20.Whatmightthetwomenbe?A.Engineers.B.Burglars.C.Repairmen.Ⅱ.單項(xiàng)選擇（共小題；每小題1分，滿分分）從、、、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。()21.Thisissuch_______up-to-datereportthateveryoneatthemeetingisamazedbyit.

A./B.theC.aD.an

()22.Huaihaioperaispartofthelocalcultureandithasa________value.

A.comingB.lastingC.missingD.dividing

()23.AbigfirehappenedinHongKonglastmonth.Itwasheart-brokennews.shouldguard____anypossibledangeraroundus.

A.forB.againstC.withD.on

()24.Mydadhadto________hisflightbecauseofthebadweather.A.controlB.coverC.cancelD.commit

()25.Motheristheperson______alwayslovesandsupportsmeinmylife.

A.whomB.whichC.whoD.what

()26.ThefootballmatchinHuai’an_________tobemoreexcitingthanwethought.

A.turnedoutB.workedoutC.putoutD.foundout()27.Mysisterdidn’tanswermyphone.Iguessshe______bebusywiththemeeting.

A.mustB.wouldC.shouldD.might

()28.willnotrealizeyourdream__________youtryyourbest.A.unlessB.whenC.ifD.since

()29.Excuseme,couldyoutellme_________?amoment.Itiscomingintenminutes.A.wherewillthenexttrainarriveB.ifthenexttrainwouldarrive)第29頁C.howsoonthenexttrainwillarriveD.thatthenexttrainwillarrive

()30.IhopeIcangetfullmarkswithoutgoingoverit.___________.Hardworkistheonlywaytosuccess!A.NevermindB.InyourdreamscareD.MypleasureⅢ.完形填空（共小題；每小題1分，滿分分）請認(rèn)真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的、、、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。

Manyyoungcollegegraduateswouldliketohaveastable(穩(wěn)定的)jobaftergraduation,

butSamdrubNorbuthinksThe23-year-oldboyhasbeenrunninga(西藏的)

31businessformorethanhalfayearsincehisgraduationlastyear.SamdrubNorbu,borninacommonfamilyinXizang,is32aboutmusic.

Helearnedmoreabouttheguitarinthecollegeandsincethen,theguitarhasbecome

oneofhisbestfriendsinlife,anditalmost33leaveshisside.Whilestillstudyingincollegethreeyearsago,heopenedashopinhishometown,34

musicalinstruments.However,fewpeoplekneworplayed35.Hefacedpoor

salesandthebusiness36atlastandhelostalmost500,000yuan,whichhadaterrible

influenceonhimandhisfamily.“I37atimeofgreatdifficulties,”hesaid,“Inthose

38daysofmylife,Iaskedmyselfagainandagain39Ishouldgoon.”

AndhisanswerwasHerealizedhowclearand40thedreamofmakinga

livingwhileprotectingtheguitarstillstayedinhisheart.Andheshouldnevergiveitup.

Sohestartedthe41businessafterhisgraduation.42,hisbusinessisrunningwellthistimewiththesupportfromthelocal

government.Healsohasaworkshoptomakeguitarshimselfandplanstosetupa

artschool.musicissomethingthatcandrive43awayfromus.Idon’t

knowwhatwillhappeninthefuturebutI’mso44nowtohavethechancetointroduce

ittotheworld.Ireallyhopemorepeoplewillcomeandenjoythespecial45for

themselves,”SamdrubNorbusmiled.()31.A.guitarB.pianoC.drumD.violin

()32.A.confidentB.worriedC.crazyD.

surprised()33.A.sometimesB.oftenC.alwaysD.never

()34.A.buyingB.makingC.sellingD.repairing

()35.A.itB.themC.himD.us

()36.A.failedB.startedC.changedD.opened

()37.A.madeupB.wentthroughC.pickedupD.lookedfor

()38.A.happiestB.busiestC.brightestD.darkest

()39.A.whenB.whetherC.whereD.how

()40.A.famousB.tidyC.strongD.perfect

()41.A.sameB.smallC.bigD.usual

()42.A.SuddenlyB.StrangelyC.SadlyD.

Luckily()43.A.businessB.kindnessC.happinessD.sadness

()44.A.tiredB.creativeC.proudD.careful

()45.A.danceB.musicC.scenesD.food閱讀理解（共小題；每小題2分，滿分分）請認(rèn)真閱讀下列材料，從材料后各題所給的、、、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。A)第39頁ComeandvisitamagicalplacethatbringsthefamouspaintingAlongtheRiverDuringthe

QingmingFestivaltolife!throughthestreetsoftheSongDynastyandseewonderful

buildings,shops,andbridgesjustlikeinancienttimes.·fungameslikearchery(射箭)andropeclimbingattheFunGarden.

·greatshowslikedragondancesandacrobatic(雜技的)shows!

·SeethewonderfulSongDynastyDongjingDreamingwatershow

thattellsstoriesfromathousandyearsago.·EatsnacksattheDongjingNightMarket.·EnjoytraditionalroyaldishesatSunyangRestaurant.9:00a.m.—10:00p.m.allyearround·Adults(18+yearsold):￥120/person·Halfpriceforcollegestudents,kids&teens(6-18)andtheelderlyover60·Freeforkidsunder6No.5,LongtingRoad,LongtingDistrict,KaifengCit0371-25663928()46.TheideaforMillenniumCityParkcamefrom_____________.

A.agreatstoryB.apopularplayC.afamoussongD.anancientpainting

()47.can___________attheDongjingNightMarket.

A.eatsnacksB.playanarcherygame

C.watchdragondancesD.seeawonderfulwatershow

()48.Howmuchwilltheypayifacollegestudent,wantstogototheparkwithhis

75-year-oldgrandparents?A.￥240.B.￥360.C.￥120.D.￥180.

()49.Whereisthispassagemostprobablyfrom?A.Asportsmagazine.B.Ahistorybook.C.Atravelpageonline.D.Ashoppingcentrenotice.BAndyneverwantedtogotobedontime.Hisparentshadexplainedtohimmanytimeshow

importantitwastogetagoodrest,butAndypaidnoattention.Theydidn’tknowwhattodo

untiloneweekendwhentheyvisitedAndy’sgrandparents.GrandpaPeterheardallaboutitandsaid,“Thissoundslikeajobformyfatcat.”So

Andy’sparentsputinthecaranddrovebackhome.Thatnight,atbedtime,thesameproblemhappened.Andydidn’twanttogotobed.His

parentswaitedawhiletoseeifwouldsolvetheproblem,butnothinghappened.

“Grandpareallydoestalksomenonsense(胡說),”saidAndy’sfather.Hourslater,Andyfinallydecidedtogotobed.Butwhatasurprisewhenheenteredhis

bedroom!wasinhisbed,lyingwithhislegsspreadoutandsnoringlikeanoisytrain.

Andytriedtomovethecat,buttherewasnowaytomovehimevenaninch.Thatnighthe

hardlyslept,beingpushedoverintoonetinycornerofhisbed.Thenextday,thesamethinghappened,eventhoughAndywasmuchmoretiredfromnot

havingslept.Whenthethirdnightarrived,hehadunderstoodthatifhewantedtosleepinhis

bedcomfortably,hewouldhavetogetintothebedbeforedid.Thatnight,Andyran

upstairsasfastasabulletandjumpedintohisbed.Hisparentscouldnotbelieveit.Theydidn’t

understandwhyAndywenttobedontimewithoutcomplaint.Theyweresohappyaboutthis,

but...canyouguesswheresleptthatnight?()50.HowdidAndy’sfatherfeelaboutGrandpa’sideaatfirst?

A.Hethoughtitwasinteresting.B.Hedidn’tcareaboutitatall.)第49頁C.Herealizeditwasacleverway.D.Hedoubteditandthoughtitwassilly.

()51.Whathappenedonthesecondnight?A.wastakenaway.B.didn’tsleepatall.

C.Andysleptwellonthesofa.D.Andyhardlysleptinhisbed.()52.WhydidAndyjumpintohisbedquicklyonthethirdnight?

A.provehewasnottired.B.makehisparentshappy.

C.gettosleepbeforeD.showGrandpahewasright.

()53.WhatdoyouthinkofGrandpa’swayofsolvingtheproblem?

A.Strict.B.Creative.C.Patient.D.Careless.

()54.Whatdoesthestorymainlytellus?A.Oneisnevertoooldtolearn.B.Sharingisthekeytosuccess.C.Everyproblemhasawayout.D.Goodhabitsleadtogoodresults.CGaryandKarenranallthewaytotheAcademy.Whentheyarrived,itwasalreadyten

minutespastfive.“I’msorry,”saidawomanatthedooroftheexamroom.lateandthe

testhasalreadystarted.”Shelookedathernotebook.mustbeGary,”shesaid.“Everyone

cameontime.Whydidn’tyou?”“Pleasejustgivemeonechance,”saidGary.“Somethinghappened.It’snotmyfault.”

“It’strue,’”saidKaren.havetobelievehim.He’stellingthetruth.Hehelpedcatchthe

thiefinthesupermarkethalfanhouragoanditwillbeinthenewspaperThe

woman’seyesopenedwideasKarendescribedwhathadhappened.Thewomanthoughtforamoment.“Allright,”shesaid.“Butwecan’tgiveyouanyextra

time.yourtestpaperandfindaseat.”Garylookedatthetestpaper.Hisheartwasbeatingfast.HerememberedwhatLaurahad

toldhimyesterday.“Staycalm.Readallthequestionscarefullyfirst.Makesureyousaveten

minutesforcheckingattheend.”Hesettowork.HefinishedtheMathsandEnglishpapersinan

hour.ThenhereadhisMathspaperagain.Hefoundonemistake.HecheckedhisEnglishpaper.

Hefoundthreespellingmistakes.Hemadethecorrections.Hewasgladhehadcheckedthetest

paper.Helookedthroughallhisanswersonemoretime.Hetookadeepbreathandputdownhis

pen.Hecheckedhiswatch.Hehadfinishedfifteenminutesbeforetheendofthetest.

ThephonecallcameonMondayevening.GarywashelpingMattandJoewiththeirMaths

homeworkandKarenwassittingonthesofa,readingafootballmagazine.“It’sforyou,Gary,”saidMum,andshewhispered,“It’stheAcademy!”“Gary?”saidavoiceattheotherendoftheline.“ThisisMrsDextercallingfromthe

FootballAcademy.gottheresultsofyourtest.”Garyfellsilent.“Congratulations.passed,’”shesaid.“Infact,yougotthehighestmarks.would

liketoyouaplaceifyoudecidetotakethecontinuedthewoman.

—AdaptedfromMr.Football()55.WhohelpedGarytoexplainthereasonforbeinglate?

A.Karen.B.Gary’smother.C.Laura.D.Thewoman.

()56.HowdidGary’sfeelingschangeinParagraph5?

A.Angry-calm-helpless-glad.B.Nervous-calm-glad-relaxed.

C.Excited-glad-peaceful-sad.D.Surprised-peaceful-confident-glad.

()57.What’sthecorrectorderaccordingtothepassage?

①LauratoldGarytostaycalm.②GaryreceivedaphonecallfromtheAcademy.③Garyhelpedcatchthethiefinthesupermarket.④GarycheckedhisEnglishpaperandmadethecorrections.)第59頁A.①③④②B.③①②④C.①④③②D.③①④②()58.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A.Gary’splan.B.Gary’sfriends.C.Gary’stest.D.Gary’schoice.DPutonyour3Dglassesandthedinosaurjumpsthescreen.Therearebutterfliesintheair

aroundyou.Itissoamazingthatpeopleenjoy3Dfilmsverymuch.Ata3Dmovie,itseemsthataredballisjumpingrightatyou.Buttheballisn’ttruly

leavingthescreen.What’shappeningisthatyourbrainandeyesworktogethertoworkoutthe

ball’ssize,colour,shape,andmovement.Itlooksreal,butit’san!Oureyesarelike

videocameras.Theynoticeeverydetailoftheredballandhowitmoves.Atthesametime,our

brainguesseswhatwillhappennext.Inthisway,wethinktheredballisflyingstraightatus!

Buthowdo3Dmoviesmakeobjectsseemlikethey’refloating(飄浮)intheair?Theytrick

ourbrains!Here’showitworks:themovieisfilmedusingtwocameraswithlenses(鏡頭)

placedclosetoeachother,justlikeoureyes.Whenthemovieplays,thesetwopicturesare

shownonthescreenatthesametime.Eachpictureisabitfromtheotherbecauseeach

cameracatchesitsownThetwopicturesoverlap(重疊),sotheylookunclearwithout3D

glasses.Thisiswherethespecialglassescomein.A3Dmovieusestwokindsoflight:horizontal

(side-to-side)lightandvertical(up-and-down)light.Theglasseshelpyourlefteyeseethe

pictureusinghorizontallightandyourrighteyeseethepictureusingverticallight.Then,your

brainmixesthetwopicturesintoone.That’swhenthemagicof3Dhappens!3Dglasses,theexperiencecanbefunandexciting.Justrememberthatit’sallaclever

tricktomakeyoufeellikeyou’rerightthereinthemovie!()59.Howdoesthewriterstartthepassage?A.Bytellingastory.B.Bylistingsomeopinions.

C.Byshowingsomefacts.D.Byaskingandanswering.

()60.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“”inParagraph2mean?

A.Somethingunreal.B.Somethingunusual.

C.Somethingunclear.D.Somethingunpopular.

()61.Whatcanwelearnabout3DfilmsfromParagraph3&4?

A.Ourbrainsareuselessbecausetheymaybetricked.B.3Dfilmsarefilmedusingtwocamerasfarfromeachother.

C.Thetwopicturesonthescreenlookunclearwith3Dglasses.

D.The3Dglasseshelpdealwiththehorizontalandverticallight.

()62.What’sthisarticlemainlyabout?A.Whypeopleenjoy3Dfilms.B.How3Dfilmswork.C.Howdirectorsmake3Dfilms.D.Why3Dglassesmatter.信息還原（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）多余選項(xiàng)。Everyonewantstobehappy.seepeoplewhoaresmilingandlaughing,andyouwant

tobelikethem.63.However,therearealsobaddays.Herearethreewaystomakeyou

happiereveryday..Researchhasshownthatthefacialexpressionyouwearinfluencesyourstate

ofmind.64.apleasantexpressionforalongperiodoftimewillslowly

improveyourfeelingsandhelpyouhaveahappierday.65.Themoreyoucomplain,theangrieryouwillbecome.Ifallyounoticeortalk

aboutduringthedayarethethingsthattroubleyou,itisnosurprisethatyouareunhappy.trulyincreaseyourlong-termhappiness,don’tcomplainanylonger.66.)第69頁.Thankfulnesshasbeenshowntobethekeytoahappylife.The

moreyoupracticethankfulness,themoreyouwillfindthingstobethankfulforinyourlife.

67.Evensomethingassimpleasasafeplacetosleeporfoodtoeatisworthbeingthankful

forbecausenoteveryoneisluckyenoughtohavethose.A.Findsomeonetoshareyourworrieswith.B.Sotrytospendadaywithoutcomplainingevenonceandseehowyoufeel.

C.Stopcomplaining.D.Therearegooddaysfilledwithsunshineandsmiles.E.Ifyoutrytosmile,youaremorelikelytobehappy.F.Thisleadsyoutorealizehowmuchhappinessfillsyourlife.63.___________64.___________65.___________66.___________67.___________第Ⅱ卷（選擇題共分）Ⅵ.綜合運(yùn)用（共小題；每小題1分，滿分分）根據(jù)句意，從方框中選用恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或短語填空。rushhourwasmistakenforinahurrysafetywealthierpassedaway68.Throughyearsofhardwork,Huai’anhasbecome_____________andstrongerthanbefore.69.hadaclasstriptoHuai’anGrandTheatretowatchaplay.avoidthe___________,

ourschoolbusleftearlyforthetheatre.70.Myfriendgotuplateandwas__________________tocatchthebus.71.Beforeweleft,ourteachergaveussomeimportant______tipstokeepussafefromdanger.72.Intheplay,theactoractedsowellthathe_____________arealdetectivebymanystudents.73.weretoldthatthewriteroftheplay___________lastmonth,whichmadeusallfeelsad.

語篇填空根據(jù)中文提示并用其正確形式填空。JaneGoodallwas74(一個(gè)喜歡動(dòng)物的人)fromEngland.

Whenshewasalittlegirl,she75(對(duì)...有天賦)studyinganimals

andlovedreadingaboutthem.Asayoungwoman,shesavedmoneyandtravelledtoAfrica.There,she

studiedwildchimpanzees(黑猩猩)inAtfirst,thechimpanzeeswere

afraidofherandranaway.ButJanewasverypatient.Shespenteveryday

watchingthemquietly.Slowly,thechimpanzeesbeganto76(與...和睦相處)

herandlethercomecloser.Astimewentby,Jane77(愛上)theamazinganimalsandtheirforest

home.ShegavethemnameslikeDavidGreybeardandlearnedabouttheirfamiliesandfeelings.

Janelearnedmanyamazingthings.Shesawchimpanzeesusingtools,likestickstocatch

termites.Thatdiscoverynotonly78(吸引了她的注意)butalsochangedhow

scientistsallovertheworldthoughtaboutanimalsbecausetheythoughtonlyhumansusedtools.

Shehasachievedeverythingshewantedtodo:workingwithanimals,gettingadoctor’s

degreeandshowingthatwomencanliveintheforestasmendo.Shedevotedherlifetothe

protectionofanimalsandtheenvironment.74._____________________75.__________________76.___________________77.___________________178.__________________短文填空。Inwinter,thereisaspecialdaycalledthewintersolstice(冬至).Itmarksthe“darkest”day

oftheyear—withthe79(short)daytimeandthelongestnight.Eachdayafteritwill

bealittlelonger80thesummersolsticearrives.Nowadays,thewintersolsticefalls

81oneofthedaysbetweenDecember21and23intheNorthernHemisphere(半球).

IntheSouthernHemisphere,it’sinJune.canseethewintersolsticeifyoustandoutsidethatdayatnoon.willseeyour

longestshadow(影子)oftheyear.That’sbecausethe82(high)oftheSunchanges

throughouttheyear.Inwinter,itislowerthanatothertimes.Andduringthedaysaroundthe

wintersolstice,theSunissolowonthehorizon(地平線)thatitseems83(rise)and)第79頁setinthesameplace.That’s84it’scalled“solstice”—inLatinitmeans“theSunstandsstill(靜止).”It’swidelybelievedthatthewintersolstice85(celebrate)asearlyastheNew

StoneAge.Atthattime,farmerswouldkillmuchoftheirlivestock(牲畜)onthisdaytosave

foodforthewinter.Sincethen,peoplearoundtheworld86(keep)thetraditionalivein

forms.FortheancientRomans,forexample,December25was87dateofthewinter

solstice.Inthe88(begin),theupperclassescelebrateditasthebirthdayofMithra,a

godoflight.Later,in274C.E.,theemperorAurelianmadeitadayofcelebrationforthebirth

oftheirSungod.TheircelebrationslaidthebasefortheChristmastraditionsoftoday.79.__________80.__________81.__________82.__________83.__________84.__________85.__________86.__________87.__________88.__________

Ⅶ.任務(wù)型閱讀（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，回答問題（每題答案不超過8個(gè)詞）。LiondanceisatraditionalChineseperforming(表演)art.Itmixeswithkungfuand

acrobatics(雜技)tocopyalion’smovements.Whenfestivalscome,wecanseeliondancers

movethelion’shead,tailanditsearswiththesoundsofgongs(鑼)anddrums.ThisartformstartedintheThreeKingdomsPeriodandbecamepo