2007年绍兴县高考原创性试题选编英语[下学期]
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2007年绍兴县高考原创性试题选编 英 语
本试卷分为第一卷（选择题）和第二卷（非选择题）两部分，共150分.
第I卷（共100分）
第一部分：英语知识运用（共两节, 满分50分）
第一节：单项填空（共20小题，每小题1分，满分20分）
从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
一、单项填空：
1. ---Thank you for giving me a lift on such a late night.
---________.
A. Never mind B. with pleasure C. my pleasure D. That’s right
2. We have taken possible measures to solve the problem, but it is still some time ______the situation improves.
A. when B. before C. since D. unless
3. That _______ hut didn’t fall down in the earthquake was really _______ wonder.
A. a; a B. /; the C. /; a D. the; a
4. _____ is well known to us is ______ the PRC was founded in 1949.
A. It; that B. As; / C. What; that D. What; /
5. He writes letters in a beautiful hand, always ________ attention to small details, such as dates and addresses.
A. pays B. paid C. to pay D. paying
6. It is the first time that Tom _______to join us in the game.
A. disagrees B. disagreed C. has disagreed D. had disagreed
7. I have raised 80% of the money that the project needs, but the rest _____more difficult.
A. is B are C. were D. have been
8. We didn’t plan the party like that, but it ______quite well.
A. carried out B. worked out C. tried out D. carried on
9. In the eastern part of Zhejiang Province________, a beautiful city with a long history.
A. the city of Shaoxing lies B. lies the city of Shaoxing
C. the city of Shaoxing does lie D. does the city of Shaoxing lie
10. Although she was frightened, she answered with a _______ voice.
A. quiet B. still C. silent D. calm
11. Do?not?stop?_______?you?come?to?a?word?or?phrase?you?don't?know.
A. every when B. at a time C. every time D. at one time
12. I have never been to Vienna. I, _______, don't know much about it.
A. however B. besides C. therefore D. otherwise
13. It was the girl we met in the street yesterday_______ took the leading role in the play ______we are seeing now.
A. when; that B. /; that C. /;/ D. that; /
14. ---Where did my key go, Jack?
---In a bag, ______ on the right.
A. it B. that C. one D. the one
15. ---Where are you living now?
---In Chicago. But I ______ New York for 3 years.
A. has lived B. had lived C. had been living D. lived
16. ---I’m not good at singing, you know.
---_______.It’s just for fun.
A. All right B. No problem C. Come on D. Cheer up
17. If you buy two pieces, they will knock 20 yuan off _____.
A. price B. the price C. a price D. prices
18. The dinosaur is thought _____ over 100million years ago.
A. to die out B. to have died out C. dying out D. having died out
19. ---Mike failed the exam. He studied very hard for it.
--- The exam ______ easy.
A. must have been B. shouldn’t have been C. couldn’t have been D. wouldn’t have been
20. The big fire is reported to have more than 200 people dead.
A. remained B. left C. kept D. had
（本节试题由华甫中学何国良老师提供）
第二节 完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，撑握其大意，然后从36—55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
When Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876, he could never have 1 what it would be able to do in the future. Now, 130 years later, it's no 2 when someone takes out a cellphone to make a call while 3 the move.
But phones are no longer just used 4 calls. Japan's 90 million cellphone owners also use their machine's modern 5 and tiny screens (half the size of a business card) to play video games, send e-mails, read news, download music, store photos and 6 the Internet. Since April, they've been able to use their cellphones to watch TV. 7 several months of test broadcasts, digital TV broadcasts for cellphones 8 special receivers began in Japan's major cities. The special cellphones are hard to find because only 9 were put on sale. The excitement 10 mobile TV means that the limited number of handsets quickly sold out.
Misogo Kado, a 11 software designer from Yokohama, near Tokyo, bought one of the new cellphones earlier this month. He is a big fan of the new technology. "You know how every cellphone now comes with a digital camera? 12 , this is going to become a standard feature," Kado said of the TV service. "It's not something you have to 13 . If you're buying a cellphone, you might as well get one with it."
14 the service is new for Japan, it is not the world's first. South Korea and Britain have made TV 15 to their cellphone customers with the use of 16 different technology. The new service in Japan, 17 , is free. Not only that, it uses broadcasting airwaves 18 an Internet connection. The images are sent through the air by TV towers, not 19 . This terrestrial digital broadcast system means that more people will be able to use the service. Imagine what our phones will be able to do in 20 130 years' time!
1. A. heard B. seen C. predicted D. dreamed
2. A. surprise B. surprised C. surprising D. surprises
3. A. at B. in C. on D. by
4. A. making B. to make C. to making D. to be made
5. A. technology B. skill C. information D. development
6. A. search B. research C. surf D. look into
7. A. Follow B. Followed C. Following D. To follow
8. A. have B. has C. with D. without
9. A. the small number B. a small number C. the large number D. a large number
10. A. surround B. surrounded C. surrounding D. being surrounded
11. A. 37-years-old B. 37 year old C. 37-year-old D. 37 years old
12. A. In the same way B. In same way C. By the way D. By the same way
13. A. pay B. pay off C. pay back D. pay for
14. A. As soon as B. Since C. while D. Now that
15. A. necessary B. important C. available D. easy
16. A. light B. lightly C. slight D. slightly
17. A. but B. however C. otherwise D. naturally
18. A. instead B. instead of C. inspite of D. except for
19. A. satellites B. stars C. planets D. rockets
20. A. other B. the other C. an other D. another
（本节试题有柯桥中学朱建平老师提供）
第二部分：阅读理解（共20小题，每题2分，满分40分）
第一节：阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Next to written language, science is probably the greatest achievement of the human race, for it turned mankind from a superstitious (迷信的) culture, to one based on real, known facts. Unfortunately, it has also led to great destruction, since science shows man how to tap the power of the universe.
What most people attribute to science should really be divided into pure science and applied science. Pure science seeks to understand the inner workings of the whole universe. It is conducted by scientists who have a deep commitment to discovering “Invisible Truth.” Applied science seeks to use current scientific knowledge to create new products or inventions. People who have a deep commitment for inventing, creating, and solving problems use science.
We must continue to pursue scientific knowledge in order to understand more about our universe. We need to keep using our scientific knowledge to build new products. But, we need to be cautious (当心) in how we apply scientific knowledge because how the atomic bomb was used is a mistake that we must not repeat.
41. The writer thinks that _______.
A. science is probably an achievement more important than written language
B. written language is probably an achievement more important than science
C. written language is probably the second greatest achievement of the human race than science
D. science is probably the second greatest achievement of the human race than written language
42. What the writer is worried about is that _______.
A. we will use our scientific knowledge to build new products
B. we human beings will be destroyed by science if it is wrongly used.
C. science will be based on facts
D. science will be based on lies
43. Which do you think is not an example of pure science?
A. Copernicus’ theory of our solar system.
B. Mendel’s theory of genetics.
C. Oppenheimer’s leading development of the atomic bomb.
D. Darwin’s theory of Natural Selection.
44. We can infer that _______.
A. those who don’t understand pure science can be engaged in applied science
B. those who don’t understand applied science can be engaged in pure science
C. science must take the blame for making nuclear bombs
D. there is nothing wrong with science itself. The most important thing is that we must use it to serve us human beings
B
When a baby sees a ball, the baby may reach out for it. If the baby is very young, and you put the ball behind a pillow (枕头), then the ball no longer exists for the child. As the child grows older, the child will move the pillow to get the ball. Even though the child cannot see the ball, the ball still exists. This is an early example of “learning to see the invisible”.
Just about all of us have eyes, so we all think we can see. But, in reality we are all blind to probably 99% of the world. Because few people realize this, few people make the attempt to learn more, in order to see more. Just like a child, what we don’t see doesn’t exist.
Unfortunately, because most of us are blind to 99% of the world, we rely on others to give us the answers. We willingly allow doctors, lawyers, priests, and politicians to tell us what to do or think, but they take no responsibility when the results go wrong. Commercial television, radio, newspapers, and magazines are largely corporate owned, profit driven, and focus more on distraction and misinformation than on education. Yet, we continue reading, watching and listening to commercial media under the illusion that we are learning. Corporate (法人的) media is education with blinders. They only show you the little picture, and, in this way, they control public opinion. Everyone needs to turn to noncommercial television, radio, and Internet world news to get the big picture. Everyone needs to know more in order to see through the political spin and lies.
45. Which of the following is true according to the passage?
A. Education is learning to see the invisible.
B. Education is learning to find a ball.
C. Education is learning to move the pillow.
D. Education is learning to raise a baby.
46. The writer compares those people who have eyes but can’t see to _______.
A. blind people B. veterinarians
C. babies D. sick children
47. The writer thinks that very few people are attempting to learn more in order to see more because _______.
A. they realize that they know enough
B. they realize that they know too little
C. they are aware that it’s their duty to know more
D. they are aware that the more they know, the better they will teach children
48. The writer advises us to _______.
A. turn to doctors, lawyers, priest and politicians for more information
B. seek some help from commercial media
C. turn to noncommercial media for more information
D. go to politicians for education
C
Everyone loves the idea of travel!—or at least we think we do! All too often, though, we equate (使…等于) the idea of traveling with touring: a guide with a loudspeaker and a bright yellow flag, photographs, tour buses, big dinners. Though tourists may visit some new historic landmarks, they probably experience nothing that changes how they interpret the world. They are still very much the same old person.
Traveling or exploring is a whole different feast. We want to see some new stuff—but we want to change ourselves and change how we see the world. Why? How does travel achieve this?
Travel is cathartic. This means that we are able to mature（成熟）as a person through the stress and anxiety, excitement and fear that travel invokes (引起). Culture shock or language barriers or anything can cause this.
Travel is all too human. Perhaps we rely too strongly on spoken language? (Just as language can explain, it can also confuse.) Perhaps getting away from language we are finally able to experience different aspects（方面）of the human character? (A smile has so many meanings.)
Travel is unprejudiced. Travel can overcome so many of our stereotypes, prejudices（偏见） and ignorant hatreds. In traveling we must face many of our own cultural ideals and then either accept them or discard them. We get to choose how we want to see the world.
Yes, life is a journey. Keep learning and keep loving, and remember that being a good person is the greatest success.
49. In the writer’s opinion, _____.
A. all the people travel too often
B. all the people tour too seldom
C. whoever can’t really travel remain the same old person
D. everyone loves the idea of travel, but no one can really travel
50. If we can really travel, _____.
A. we can change the world
B. we can change the historic landmarks
C. we can only change the way we see the world
D. we can change ourselves through changing the way in which we see the world
51. The author thinks that _____.
A. through traveling, we learn a lot about beautiful landmarks
B. through traveling, we learn a lot about foreign countries
C. travel helps us to understand and tolerate different cultures of different countries
D. travel helps us to learn foreign languages
52. We can infer from the passage that _____.
A. living in the same place leads to prejudices and ignorant hatreds
B. traveling leads to prejudices and ignorant hatreds
C. if we want to overcome our prejudices, we must always stay where we were born
D. if we want to overcome our prejudices, we must move to foreign countries
D
Competition is usually made up of adversaries, people you seek to defeat. In some cases, people seek to win by crushing the opponent. Aggression is often an advantage.
War also has adversaries, people you seek to defeat. In some cases, wars are fought with the goal of crushing the opponent. Aggression is often an advantage. It wouldn’t surprise me if countries that compete the hardest, are also countries willing to go to war.
These competitive traits (特性) are carried into the business world, with people having to work together, and people pushing their abilities beyond that of others. Winning becomes the goal, and, in business, winners are the ones still in business, making lots of money. Certainly there are rules, but it is okay to bend the rules. In fact, if you can save a buck, it is called good business practice. Making money is the goal and the prize. Unfortunately, the more money at stake, the more businesses are willing to bend the rules. As in competitive sports, business people often get away with breaking the rules. In business, it is even easier because there are fewer referees (裁判) and spectators (观众) to catch you. All you need is a good lawyer, if caught.
There is a belief that business competition produces a better product for less money. Although that is the model used in the US, I’m really not sure that competition is superior to cooperation. Japan’s technology model is to pool resources for research and development, then to allow many companies to use the new developments. In the electronics and auto industry, Japan’s model seems to produce better products for less money.
53. The word “adversaries” mean _______.
A. those you try your best to beat
B. those you do your best to cooperate
C. those who seek to help you
D. people you seek to help
54. The writer thinks that _______.
A. aggression is a disadvantage
B. a competitive country is unwilling to go to war
C. aggression is a good way to compete
D. it is surprising that a competitive country is willing to go to war
55. One difference between competitive business and competitive sports is that _______.
A. in competitive business, no one will blend the rules
B. in competitive sports, no one will blend the rules
C. it is easier for sportsmen to get away with breaking the rules
D. there are more referees and spectators in competitive sports than in competitive business
56. The writer is _______.
A. sure that competition is better than cooperation
B. sure that cooperation is better than competition
C. is uncertain whether competition is better than cooperation
D. is uncertain whether the US can produce better products than Japan
E
Life is a risk, so security is relative and never absolute. In this way, we need to weigh the benefits of additional security against the costs.
There is a condition called agoraphobia, the fear of open spaces or crowded places. By staying home, one doesn’t risk the dangers in the outside world, but one gives up a great many opportunities as a result. Almost all of us agree that the benefits of stepping out of our house are worth the risks.
In the same way, we can never be totally secure, so we must be willing to take some risks. We know that there are dangers around us all the time, but we do not let fear control us. Driving or riding in a car is a highly dangerous activity. In the year 2002, over 42,000 people died and almost 3,000,000 were injured in car accidents, just in the United States. With these huge numbers of deaths and injuries, we still travel in cars, even though riding in a car is a thousand times more dangerous than a plane. But, if our leaders decided to have a “War on Cars” and the news media had hourly reports about people getting killed in car accidents, the auto industry would go bankrupt because everyone would be too scared to drive. That was what happened to the airline industry after 9/11.
The Patriot Act was a knee-jerk reaction that promotes fear, not security. The goal was to emphasize (强调) the danger of terrorism, in order to gain support for the invasion of other countries. The George W. Bush Cabinet wanted control of Iraqi oil back in the Bush senior presidency, and 9/11 was an opportunity they decided to exploit. Now that we have control of Iraqi oil, the Patriot Act will continue to be used to promote the political agenda of the neo-cons.
Security, to feel safe, is a basic human need. But we must realize that we can never be totally safe and secure. To live intelligently means that we must be willing to tolerate a reasonable amount of risk.
57. The writer suggests that _______.
A. we should always stay at home for security
B. we should always go outside for benefits
C. we should risk some danger for benefits
D. we should not benefit from anything unless we make sure that it is absolutely safe
58. The writer thinks that ______.
A. the government policy and the news media can affect the auto industry
B. the government policy has an effect on car accidents
C. the new media have an effect on car accidents
D. riding in a car is safer than taking a plane after 9/11
59. The writer _______.
A. is for the Patriot Act
B. is for the War on Iraq
C. is against the Iraq War
D. is in favor of the George W. Bush Cabinet
60. The sentence “We need to spend our tax dollars wisely” implies that _______.
A. we should be cautious against the government’s misuse of every tax dollar
B. we should not worry about the government’s use of our tax dollars
C. we should be wise enough to give our dollars to the government
D. we should be wise enough not to give any dollar to the government
(本节试题有鲁迅中学吕铁雄老师提供)
第二节任务型阅读(共5小题；每小题2分)
在第61至65题中，Wang Hai，Zhang Weihua，Chen Lu，Wang
Yunxia和Yang Hua正计划各自的活动。阅读下面六段材料(A、B、C、D、E和F)，选出对每个人有用的最佳选项。选项中有一项是多余选项。
61．Wang Hua，who is in love with Li Ping，wants to send a present to Li Ping，for her birthday is two days away. He is considering what is suitable for her．
62．Zhang Weihua now is studying in New Zealand. He has just got an“A’’on the English exam．He can’t wait to tell his Parents about the news．To make a phone call is too expensive. What will he do?
63．Chen Lu will go to England for further education. She wants to know what British people eat in their daily life because she hopes to save time and money on meals while staying there·
64．Wang Yunxia is a waitress in a hotel. A group of American tourists will stay in the hotel for three weeks．She wonders how she can serve tea for these guests．
65．Nowadays，it is difficult to find a good job．Yang Hua will graduate from Nantong University in two months．He would like to know something about the job market．
A．Through e-mail you can send a letter with pictures and sounds to anyone in the world without stamps．Thanks to the Internet，you can just do it quickly and easily．E-mail can be sent to any place in seconds.
Many girls or ladies like flowers．Flowers have their own languages．
For example, red roses mean “love” and sunflowers mean “loyalty”. People in more than 100 countries have chosen their own national flowers which say something about their countries’ spirit.
C．In England，fish and chips is very popular．People usually buy it in a fish and chip shop．They put it in a paper bag，and take it home, or to the workplace．Sometimes they eat it in a park or on the road.
D．Three Gorges Dam is a great project in the world. It’s situated in the city of Yichang in Hubei Province，China．It uses the water in Changjiang River to produce electricity．People come to know the fact that the waving water in the Changjiang River is like flowing oil·
E．There are a11 kinds of jobs listed on Web pages. People can input some key words to find a good job on job websites．Many full-time, part-time and summer jobs are listed on websites．
F．In the US，people drink tea at breakfast or after meal. They usually use tea bags to make their tea．Making tea with tea bags is faster and easier than making it with leaves in teapots·
（本节试题有轻纺城高级中学英语组提供）
第Ⅱ卷（共50分）
第三部分：写作（共三节，满分50分）
单词拼写 （共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
1．It is l__________ that she’ll win the match.
2. In the evening your s__________ is longer than you are.
3. If it is c______ for you, I’ll pay a visit today.
4. English is their o____________ language in England.
5. There are h___________ of babies born every day.
6. It is i__________ to turn your back on someone who is speaking to you.
7. He has been an engineer for 30 years, so he has gained a lot of e__________ in his work.
8. Tom b______ me for my carelessness that I forgot to tell him the news.
9. When he lost his way, he u________ the map trying to find where to go.
10. After putting away all the luggage, he sat on the ground, t________ and hungry.
（本节试题有华甫中学俞维瑾老师提供）
短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
Dear David,
I’m Li Hua, a Chinese student with the same age like you. 1.______
While surfing Internet, I happened to see your notice, 2._______
from which I knew you were eager to have a Chinese friend. 3._______
I’m glad to tell you that I am the very person you wanting. 4._______
I’m really happy to be of some help to your Chinese study. 5._______
We can email to each other to talk about your problems and
we had better to communicate in simple Chinese. 6.______
However, we can both write and talk to each other on the Skype, 7._______
the program that can carry sounds as well as words. 8._______
I will collect and send some pictures and articles about Chinese
cultures to you. Do be confident and don’t be afraid of making 9______
mistakes, for you know it isn’t easy to learn some foreign language. 10._______
Looking forward to your reply.
（本节试题有越崎中学叶彩丽老师提供）
第三节：书面表达 （满分30分）
假如你是光明中学的李华，你从网上得知一位美国中学生Karl Davis很想交中国朋友。恰好你也有同样的愿望，很想与其通信，成为笔友。请你根据以下提示写封回信。
1．简单的自我介绍(学校、学校课程、课外安排及老师情况等)；
2．询问对方家庭情况及学校生活；
3．表达愿望，希望成为好朋友。
要求：
1．语言通顺，意思连贯； 2．格式已给出，但不计人总词数；
3．词数：100左右。
Dear Karl,
I’m glad to read your letter and I’d like to be your pen friend.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours truly，
Li Hua
（本节试题有轻纺城高级中学英语组提供）
参 考 答 案
1. 选C。考查表示感谢的交际用语。
2. 选B。考查连词的用法。表示“过一段时间才…”用before。
3. 选D。考查冠词。
4. 选C。考查名词性从句中的主语从句和表语从句。
5. 选D。考查非谓语动词He 与pay是主动关系。
6. 选C。考查“It is the firstsecond... time that ….havehas done…”句型。
7. 选A。考查主谓一致。the rest 指代剩余的钱用单数。
8. 选B。考查动词词组辨析。work out 是 “结果……”的意思。
9. 选B。考查部分倒装结构。
10. 选D。考查形容词辨析。quiet “静止的、宁静的”，silent“沉默的、寡言的”，still “静止不动”，calm“心境镇定”
11. 选C。考查连词词组，每当用 “every time”
12. 选C。考查连接副词，表示结果用“therefore ”
13. 选D。考查强调句与定语从句。
14. 选D。考查代词one 的用法。
15. 选D。考查时态，用一般过去时表示“过去的一段经历”。没有“过去的过去”，不可用过去完成时。
16. 选C。考查交际用语。上文说“我不善唱歌”，意思是不愿去，答语中说“It’s just for fun”，只是为了好玩，不太讲究，当然用“快来”。
17. 选B。考查名词用法。
18. 选B。考查不定式后的时态，表示完成用 “to have done”
19. 选C。考查情态动词表推测。
20. 选B。考查动词辨析。 “leave sb. sth. adj” 让某人某物处于某种状态
21．C 动词辨析 该句不是表示贝尔没有听到/看到/梦想到，而是没有预想到他所发明的电话将来会是什么样子。
22．A It’s no …句型中，no为形容词，后面应跟名词作表语。类似的句型有：It’s no use/good doing sth。
23.C. on the move为固定搭配，“在移动中”。
24.B be used to do表示“被用来做…”, 而be used to doing表示“习惯于做…”。
25.A. 手机新功能的开发在于采用了新技术。B项干扰性较大，但skill专指（人的）技能、技艺。
26.C surf the Internet指上网冲浪。
27.C 该空应填一非谓语动词作状语，因省略的逻辑主语为digital TV broadcasts，与该非谓语动词是主动关系，所以应选现在分词。
28.C 介词with（具有）引导短语作定语修饰先行词cellphones. have和has为动词，无此功能。
29.B 由该句中hard to find和only可知，目前这种手机只有“少量”出售。
30.C 分析句子成分，该空为非谓语动词作定语修饰先行词excitement, 二者之间属主动关系，所以用现在分词。
31.C 37-year-old为合成形容词，作前置定语。
32.A in the same way为固定搭配，其中冠词不可少，意为“同样地”；by the way则表示“顺便说一下”。
33. D pay for表示“花钱买…”，宾语为省略的关系代词that(=something),介词for不可少。pay off表示“偿清”; pay back表示“还（钱）”。
34. C. While在这里表示“虽然（=though）”，引导让步状语从句。Since和now that均表示“既然”。
35. C available意为“可用的”、“可得到的”，为最佳选项。
36. D slightly为副词，意为“稍微地”，修饰形容词different。Lightly虽也是副词，但表示“轻轻地”，不合题意。
37. B however为副词，表示转折。but虽也为副词，但不与逗号连用。otherwise表“否则”，naturally表“自然地”，均不合题意。
38. B instead of表“而不是”；inspite of表“尽管”；except for表“除了”。
39. A satellites“卫星”； stars“恒星”； planets“行星”； rockets“火箭”。
40. D another表“再一；另一”；the other表“（两个中的）另一”。
41. D. 依据句是Next to written language (尽次于书面语), science …
42. B. 最后两行。
43. C. 首先必须理解pure science (纯理论科学)，applied science (应用科学)。其次是理解四个选項的意思。
44. D. 干扰项是C。Science must take some of the blame for making nuclear bombs, but it was the politicians and the military that requested and used them for destructive purposes.
45. A. 根据第一段。
46. C. 依据句：Just like a child, what we don’t see doesn’t exist.
47. B. 依据句：But, in reality we are all blind to probably 99% of the world. Because few people realize this …
48. C. 根据最后一段。
49. C. 依据句：Though tourists may visit some new historic landmarks, they probably experience nothing that changes how they interpret the world. They are still very much the same old person.
50. D. 依据句：Traveling or exploring is a whole different feast. We want to see some new stuff—but we want to change ourselves and change how we see the world.
51. C. Travel is unprejudiced. Travel can overcome so many of our stereotypes, prejudices（偏见） and ignorant hatreds. In traveling we must face many of our own cultural ideals and then either accept them or discard them. We get to choose how we want to see the world.
52. A. 依据句同上。
53. A. adversaries, people you seek to defeat（同位语）
54. C. 根据第二段。
55. D. 根据第三段。
56. C. 根据最后一段。
57. C. 根据第一、二段。
58. A. 根据第二段。
59. C. 根据第四段。
60. A. 根据最后一段.
61-65 B A C F E
单词拼写：
1. likely 2. shadow 3. convenient 4. official 5. hundreds
6. impolite 7. experience 8. blamed 9. unfolded 10.tired
短文改错：
1. like----as 2. Internet前加the 3.正确 4.wanting--want
5.to---with 6.to去掉 7.However---Also 8. the-----a
9. cultures---culture 10.some---any
书面表达参考范文：
Dear Karl,
I'm glad to read your letter and I'd like to be your pen friend. I’m Li Hua, aged 17, and l'm studying at Guangming Middle School. At school we have Chinese, maths, English, physics, chemistry and P. E. lessons. After school in the afternoon, we usually have sports and games. In the evening we do our lessons at school. We are busy but happy. In addition, our teachers are kind to us as well as strict with us. With their help, we have made great progress. We are proud of our school.
Would you please tell me something about your family and your school? I hope we will be good friends.
Please write to me soon.
Yours truly,
Li Hua
本试卷分为第一卷（选择题）和第二卷（非选择题）两部分，共150分.
第I卷（共100分）
第一部分：英语知识运用（共两节, 满分50分）
第一节：单项填空（共20小题，每小题1分，满分20分）
从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
一、单项填空：
1. ---Thank you for giving me a lift on such a late night.
---________.
A. Never mind B. with pleasure C. my pleasure D. That’s right
2. We have taken possible measures to solve the problem, but it is still some time ______the situation improves.
A. when B. before C. since D. unless
3. That _______ hut didn’t fall down in the earthquake was really _______ wonder.
A. a; a B. /; the C. /; a D. the; a
4. _____ is well known to us is ______ the PRC was founded in 1949.
A. It; that B. As; / C. What; that D. What; /
5. He writes letters in a beautiful hand, always ________ attention to small details, such as dates and addresses.
A. pays B. paid C. to pay D. paying
6. It is the first time that Tom _______to join us in the game.
A. disagrees B. disagreed C. has disagreed D. had disagreed
7. I have raised 80% of the money that the project needs, but the rest _____more difficult.
A. is B are C. were D. have been
8. We didn’t plan the party like that, but it ______quite well.
A. carried out B. worked out C. tried out D. carried on
9. In the eastern part of Zhejiang Province________, a beautiful city with a long history.
A. the city of Shaoxing lies B. lies the city of Shaoxing
C. the city of Shaoxing does lie D. does the city of Shaoxing lie
10. Although she was frightened, she answered with a _______ voice.
A. quiet B. still C. silent D. calm
11. Do?not?stop?_______?you?come?to?a?word?or?phrase?you?don't?know.
A. every when B. at a time C. every time D. at one time
12. I have never been to Vienna. I, _______, don't know much about it.
A. however B. besides C. therefore D. otherwise
13. It was the girl we met in the street yesterday_______ took the leading role in the play ______we are seeing now.
A. when; that B. /; that C. /;/ D. that; /
14. ---Where did my key go, Jack?
---In a bag, ______ on the right.
A. it B. that C. one D. the one
15. ---Where are you living now?
---In Chicago. But I ______ New York for 3 years.
A. has lived B. had lived C. had been living D. lived
16. ---I’m not good at singing, you know.
---_______.It’s just for fun.
A. All right B. No problem C. Come on D. Cheer up
17. If you buy two pieces, they will knock 20 yuan off _____.
A. price B. the price C. a price D. prices
18. The dinosaur is thought _____ over 100million years ago.
A. to die out B. to have died out C. dying out D. having died out
19. ---Mike failed the exam. He studied very hard for it.
--- The exam ______ easy.
A. must have been B. shouldn’t have been C. couldn’t have been D. wouldn’t have been
20. The big fire is reported to have more than 200 people dead.
A. remained B. left C. kept D. had
（本节试题由华甫中学何国良老师提供）
第二节 完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，撑握其大意，然后从36—55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
When Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876, he could never have 1 what it would be able to do in the future. Now, 130 years later, it's no 2 when someone takes out a cellphone to make a call while 3 the move.
But phones are no longer just used 4 calls. Japan's 90 million cellphone owners also use their machine's modern 5 and tiny screens (half the size of a business card) to play video games, send e-mails, read news, download music, store photos and 6 the Internet. Since April, they've been able to use their cellphones to watch TV. 7 several months of test broadcasts, digital TV broadcasts for cellphones 8 special receivers began in Japan's major cities. The special cellphones are hard to find because only 9 were put on sale. The excitement 10 mobile TV means that the limited number of handsets quickly sold out.
Misogo Kado, a 11 software designer from Yokohama, near Tokyo, bought one of the new cellphones earlier this month. He is a big fan of the new technology. "You know how every cellphone now comes with a digital camera? 12 , this is going to become a standard feature," Kado said of the TV service. "It's not something you have to 13 . If you're buying a cellphone, you might as well get one with it."
14 the service is new for Japan, it is not the world's first. South Korea and Britain have made TV 15 to their cellphone customers with the use of 16 different technology. The new service in Japan, 17 , is free. Not only that, it uses broadcasting airwaves 18 an Internet connection. The images are sent through the air by TV towers, not 19 . This terrestrial digital broadcast system means that more people will be able to use the service. Imagine what our phones will be able to do in 20 130 years' time!
1. A. heard B. seen C. predicted D. dreamed
2. A. surprise B. surprised C. surprising D. surprises
3. A. at B. in C. on D. by
4. A. making B. to make C. to making D. to be made
5. A. technology B. skill C. information D. development
6. A. search B. research C. surf D. look into
7. A. Follow B. Followed C. Following D. To follow
8. A. have B. has C. with D. without
9. A. the small number B. a small number C. the large number D. a large number
10. A. surround B. surrounded C. surrounding D. being surrounded
11. A. 37-years-old B. 37 year old C. 37-year-old D. 37 years old
12. A. In the same way B. In same way C. By the way D. By the same way
13. A. pay B. pay off C. pay back D. pay for
14. A. As soon as B. Since C. while D. Now that
15. A. necessary B. important C. available D. easy
16. A. light B. lightly C. slight D. slightly
17. A. but B. however C. otherwise D. naturally
18. A. instead B. instead of C. inspite of D. except for
19. A. satellites B. stars C. planets D. rockets
20. A. other B. the other C. an other D. another
（本节试题有柯桥中学朱建平老师提供）
第二部分：阅读理解（共20小题，每题2分，满分40分）
第一节：阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Next to written language, science is probably the greatest achievement of the human race, for it turned mankind from a superstitious (迷信的) culture, to one based on real, known facts. Unfortunately, it has also led to great destruction, since science shows man how to tap the power of the universe.
What most people attribute to science should really be divided into pure science and applied science. Pure science seeks to understand the inner workings of the whole universe. It is conducted by scientists who have a deep commitment to discovering “Invisible Truth.” Applied science seeks to use current scientific knowledge to create new products or inventions. People who have a deep commitment for inventing, creating, and solving problems use science.
We must continue to pursue scientific knowledge in order to understand more about our universe. We need to keep using our scientific knowledge to build new products. But, we need to be cautious (当心) in how we apply scientific knowledge because how the atomic bomb was used is a mistake that we must not repeat.
41. The writer thinks that _______.
A. science is probably an achievement more important than written language
B. written language is probably an achievement more important than science
C. written language is probably the second greatest achievement of the human race than science
D. science is probably the second greatest achievement of the human race than written language
42. What the writer is worried about is that _______.
A. we will use our scientific knowledge to build new products
B. we human beings will be destroyed by science if it is wrongly used.
C. science will be based on facts
D. science will be based on lies
43. Which do you think is not an example of pure science?
A. Copernicus’ theory of our solar system.
B. Mendel’s theory of genetics.
C. Oppenheimer’s leading development of the atomic bomb.
D. Darwin’s theory of Natural Selection.
44. We can infer that _______.
A. those who don’t understand pure science can be engaged in applied science
B. those who don’t understand applied science can be engaged in pure science
C. science must take the blame for making nuclear bombs
D. there is nothing wrong with science itself. The most important thing is that we must use it to serve us human beings
B
When a baby sees a ball, the baby may reach out for it. If the baby is very young, and you put the ball behind a pillow (枕头), then the ball no longer exists for the child. As the child grows older, the child will move the pillow to get the ball. Even though the child cannot see the ball, the ball still exists. This is an early example of “learning to see the invisible”.
Just about all of us have eyes, so we all think we can see. But, in reality we are all blind to probably 99% of the world. Because few people realize this, few people make the attempt to learn more, in order to see more. Just like a child, what we don’t see doesn’t exist.
Unfortunately, because most of us are blind to 99% of the world, we rely on others to give us the answers. We willingly allow doctors, lawyers, priests, and politicians to tell us what to do or think, but they take no responsibility when the results go wrong. Commercial television, radio, newspapers, and magazines are largely corporate owned, profit driven, and focus more on distraction and misinformation than on education. Yet, we continue reading, watching and listening to commercial media under the illusion that we are learning. Corporate (法人的) media is education with blinders. They only show you the little picture, and, in this way, they control public opinion. Everyone needs to turn to noncommercial television, radio, and Internet world news to get the big picture. Everyone needs to know more in order to see through the political spin and lies.
45. Which of the following is true according to the passage?
A. Education is learning to see the invisible.
B. Education is learning to find a ball.
C. Education is learning to move the pillow.
D. Education is learning to raise a baby.
46. The writer compares those people who have eyes but can’t see to _______.
A. blind people B. veterinarians
C. babies D. sick children
47. The writer thinks that very few people are attempting to learn more in order to see more because _______.
A. they realize that they know enough
B. they realize that they know too little
C. they are aware that it’s their duty to know more
D. they are aware that the more they know, the better they will teach children
48. The writer advises us to _______.
A. turn to doctors, lawyers, priest and politicians for more information
B. seek some help from commercial media
C. turn to noncommercial media for more information
D. go to politicians for education
C
Everyone loves the idea of travel!—or at least we think we do! All too often, though, we equate (使…等于) the idea of traveling with touring: a guide with a loudspeaker and a bright yellow flag, photographs, tour buses, big dinners. Though tourists may visit some new historic landmarks, they probably experience nothing that changes how they interpret the world. They are still very much the same old person.
Traveling or exploring is a whole different feast. We want to see some new stuff—but we want to change ourselves and change how we see the world. Why? How does travel achieve this?
Travel is cathartic. This means that we are able to mature（成熟）as a person through the stress and anxiety, excitement and fear that travel invokes (引起). Culture shock or language barriers or anything can cause this.
Travel is all too human. Perhaps we rely too strongly on spoken language? (Just as language can explain, it can also confuse.) Perhaps getting away from language we are finally able to experience different aspects（方面）of the human character? (A smile has so many meanings.)
Travel is unprejudiced. Travel can overcome so many of our stereotypes, prejudices（偏见） and ignorant hatreds. In traveling we must face many of our own cultural ideals and then either accept them or discard them. We get to choose how we want to see the world.
Yes, life is a journey. Keep learning and keep loving, and remember that being a good person is the greatest success.
49. In the writer’s opinion, _____.
A. all the people travel too often
B. all the people tour too seldom
C. whoever can’t really travel remain the same old person
D. everyone loves the idea of travel, but no one can really travel
50. If we can really travel, _____.
A. we can change the world
B. we can change the historic landmarks
C. we can only change the way we see the world
D. we can change ourselves through changing the way in which we see the world
51. The author thinks that _____.
A. through traveling, we learn a lot about beautiful landmarks
B. through traveling, we learn a lot about foreign countries
C. travel helps us to understand and tolerate different cultures of different countries
D. travel helps us to learn foreign languages
52. We can infer from the passage that _____.
A. living in the same place leads to prejudices and ignorant hatreds
B. traveling leads to prejudices and ignorant hatreds
C. if we want to overcome our prejudices, we must always stay where we were born
D. if we want to overcome our prejudices, we must move to foreign countries
D
Competition is usually made up of adversaries, people you seek to defeat. In some cases, people seek to win by crushing the opponent. Aggression is often an advantage.
War also has adversaries, people you seek to defeat. In some cases, wars are fought with the goal of crushing the opponent. Aggression is often an advantage. It wouldn’t surprise me if countries that compete the hardest, are also countries willing to go to war.
These competitive traits (特性) are carried into the business world, with people having to work together, and people pushing their abilities beyond that of others. Winning becomes the goal, and, in business, winners are the ones still in business, making lots of money. Certainly there are rules, but it is okay to bend the rules. In fact, if you can save a buck, it is called good business practice. Making money is the goal and the prize. Unfortunately, the more money at stake, the more businesses are willing to bend the rules. As in competitive sports, business people often get away with breaking the rules. In business, it is even easier because there are fewer referees (裁判) and spectators (观众) to catch you. All you need is a good lawyer, if caught.
There is a belief that business competition produces a better product for less money. Although that is the model used in the US, I’m really not sure that competition is superior to cooperation. Japan’s technology model is to pool resources for research and development, then to allow many companies to use the new developments. In the electronics and auto industry, Japan’s model seems to produce better products for less money.
53. The word “adversaries” mean _______.
A. those you try your best to beat
B. those you do your best to cooperate
C. those who seek to help you
D. people you seek to help
54. The writer thinks that _______.
A. aggression is a disadvantage
B. a competitive country is unwilling to go to war
C. aggression is a good way to compete
D. it is surprising that a competitive country is willing to go to war
55. One difference between competitive business and competitive sports is that _______.
A. in competitive business, no one will blend the rules
B. in competitive sports, no one will blend the rules
C. it is easier for sportsmen to get away with breaking the rules
D. there are more referees and spectators in competitive sports than in competitive business
56. The writer is _______.
A. sure that competition is better than cooperation
B. sure that cooperation is better than competition
C. is uncertain whether competition is better than cooperation
D. is uncertain whether the US can produce better products than Japan
E
Life is a risk, so security is relative and never absolute. In this way, we need to weigh the benefits of additional security against the costs.
There is a condition called agoraphobia, the fear of open spaces or crowded places. By staying home, one doesn’t risk the dangers in the outside world, but one gives up a great many opportunities as a result. Almost all of us agree that the benefits of stepping out of our house are worth the risks.
In the same way, we can never be totally secure, so we must be willing to take some risks. We know that there are dangers around us all the time, but we do not let fear control us. Driving or riding in a car is a highly dangerous activity. In the year 2002, over 42,000 people died and almost 3,000,000 were injured in car accidents, just in the United States. With these huge numbers of deaths and injuries, we still travel in cars, even though riding in a car is a thousand times more dangerous than a plane. But, if our leaders decided to have a “War on Cars” and the news media had hourly reports about people getting killed in car accidents, the auto industry would go bankrupt because everyone would be too scared to drive. That was what happened to the airline industry after 9/11.
The Patriot Act was a knee-jerk reaction that promotes fear, not security. The goal was to emphasize (强调) the danger of terrorism, in order to gain support for the invasion of other countries. The George W. Bush Cabinet wanted control of Iraqi oil back in the Bush senior presidency, and 9/11 was an opportunity they decided to exploit. Now that we have control of Iraqi oil, the Patriot Act will continue to be used to promote the political agenda of the neo-cons.
Security, to feel safe, is a basic human need. But we must realize that we can never be totally safe and secure. To live intelligently means that we must be willing to tolerate a reasonable amount of risk.
57. The writer suggests that _______.
A. we should always stay at home for security
B. we should always go outside for benefits
C. we should risk some danger for benefits
D. we should not benefit from anything unless we make sure that it is absolutely safe
58. The writer thinks that ______.
A. the government policy and the news media can affect the auto industry
B. the government policy has an effect on car accidents
C. the new media have an effect on car accidents
D. riding in a car is safer than taking a plane after 9/11
59. The writer _______.
A. is for the Patriot Act
B. is for the War on Iraq
C. is against the Iraq War
D. is in favor of the George W. Bush Cabinet
60. The sentence “We need to spend our tax dollars wisely” implies that _______.
A. we should be cautious against the government’s misuse of every tax dollar
B. we should not worry about the government’s use of our tax dollars
C. we should be wise enough to give our dollars to the government
D. we should be wise enough not to give any dollar to the government
(本节试题有鲁迅中学吕铁雄老师提供)
第二节任务型阅读(共5小题；每小题2分)
在第61至65题中，Wang Hai，Zhang Weihua，Chen Lu，Wang
Yunxia和Yang Hua正计划各自的活动。阅读下面六段材料(A、B、C、D、E和F)，选出对每个人有用的最佳选项。选项中有一项是多余选项。
61．Wang Hua，who is in love with Li Ping，wants to send a present to Li Ping，for her birthday is two days away. He is considering what is suitable for her．
62．Zhang Weihua now is studying in New Zealand. He has just got an“A’’on the English exam．He can’t wait to tell his Parents about the news．To make a phone call is too expensive. What will he do?
63．Chen Lu will go to England for further education. She wants to know what British people eat in their daily life because she hopes to save time and money on meals while staying there·
64．Wang Yunxia is a waitress in a hotel. A group of American tourists will stay in the hotel for three weeks．She wonders how she can serve tea for these guests．
65．Nowadays，it is difficult to find a good job．Yang Hua will graduate from Nantong University in two months．He would like to know something about the job market．
A．Through e-mail you can send a letter with pictures and sounds to anyone in the world without stamps．Thanks to the Internet，you can just do it quickly and easily．E-mail can be sent to any place in seconds.
Many girls or ladies like flowers．Flowers have their own languages．
For example, red roses mean “love” and sunflowers mean “loyalty”. People in more than 100 countries have chosen their own national flowers which say something about their countries’ spirit.
C．In England，fish and chips is very popular．People usually buy it in a fish and chip shop．They put it in a paper bag，and take it home, or to the workplace．Sometimes they eat it in a park or on the road.
D．Three Gorges Dam is a great project in the world. It’s situated in the city of Yichang in Hubei Province，China．It uses the water in Changjiang River to produce electricity．People come to know the fact that the waving water in the Changjiang River is like flowing oil·
E．There are a11 kinds of jobs listed on Web pages. People can input some key words to find a good job on job websites．Many full-time, part-time and summer jobs are listed on websites．
F．In the US，people drink tea at breakfast or after meal. They usually use tea bags to make their tea．Making tea with tea bags is faster and easier than making it with leaves in teapots·
（本节试题有轻纺城高级中学英语组提供）
第Ⅱ卷（共50分）
第三部分：写作（共三节，满分50分）
单词拼写 （共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
1．It is l__________ that she’ll win the match.
2. In the evening your s__________ is longer than you are.
3. If it is c______ for you, I’ll pay a visit today.
4. English is their o____________ language in England.
5. There are h___________ of babies born every day.
6. It is i__________ to turn your back on someone who is speaking to you.
7. He has been an engineer for 30 years, so he has gained a lot of e__________ in his work.
8. Tom b______ me for my carelessness that I forgot to tell him the news.
9. When he lost his way, he u________ the map trying to find where to go.
10. After putting away all the luggage, he sat on the ground, t________ and hungry.
（本节试题有华甫中学俞维瑾老师提供）
短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
Dear David,
I’m Li Hua, a Chinese student with the same age like you. 1.______
While surfing Internet, I happened to see your notice, 2._______
from which I knew you were eager to have a Chinese friend. 3._______
I’m glad to tell you that I am the very person you wanting. 4._______
I’m really happy to be of some help to your Chinese study. 5._______
We can email to each other to talk about your problems and
we had better to communicate in simple Chinese. 6.______
However, we can both write and talk to each other on the Skype, 7._______
the program that can carry sounds as well as words. 8._______
I will collect and send some pictures and articles about Chinese
cultures to you. Do be confident and don’t be afraid of making 9______
mistakes, for you know it isn’t easy to learn some foreign language. 10._______
Looking forward to your reply.
（本节试题有越崎中学叶彩丽老师提供）
第三节：书面表达 （满分30分）
假如你是光明中学的李华，你从网上得知一位美国中学生Karl Davis很想交中国朋友。恰好你也有同样的愿望，很想与其通信，成为笔友。请你根据以下提示写封回信。
1．简单的自我介绍(学校、学校课程、课外安排及老师情况等)；
2．询问对方家庭情况及学校生活；
3．表达愿望，希望成为好朋友。
要求：
1．语言通顺，意思连贯； 2．格式已给出，但不计人总词数；
3．词数：100左右。
Dear Karl,
I’m glad to read your letter and I’d like to be your pen friend.
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Yours truly，
Li Hua
（本节试题有轻纺城高级中学英语组提供）
参 考 答 案
1. 选C。考查表示感谢的交际用语。
2. 选B。考查连词的用法。表示“过一段时间才…”用before。
3. 选D。考查冠词。
4. 选C。考查名词性从句中的主语从句和表语从句。
5. 选D。考查非谓语动词He 与pay是主动关系。
6. 选C。考查“It is the firstsecond... time that ….havehas done…”句型。
7. 选A。考查主谓一致。the rest 指代剩余的钱用单数。
8. 选B。考查动词词组辨析。work out 是 “结果……”的意思。
9. 选B。考查部分倒装结构。
10. 选D。考查形容词辨析。quiet “静止的、宁静的”，silent“沉默的、寡言的”，still “静止不动”，calm“心境镇定”
11. 选C。考查连词词组，每当用 “every time”
12. 选C。考查连接副词，表示结果用“therefore ”
13. 选D。考查强调句与定语从句。
14. 选D。考查代词one 的用法。
15. 选D。考查时态，用一般过去时表示“过去的一段经历”。没有“过去的过去”，不可用过去完成时。
16. 选C。考查交际用语。上文说“我不善唱歌”，意思是不愿去，答语中说“It’s just for fun”，只是为了好玩，不太讲究，当然用“快来”。
17. 选B。考查名词用法。
18. 选B。考查不定式后的时态，表示完成用 “to have done”
19. 选C。考查情态动词表推测。
20. 选B。考查动词辨析。 “leave sb. sth. adj” 让某人某物处于某种状态
21．C 动词辨析 该句不是表示贝尔没有听到/看到/梦想到，而是没有预想到他所发明的电话将来会是什么样子。
22．A It’s no …句型中，no为形容词，后面应跟名词作表语。类似的句型有：It’s no use/good doing sth。
23.C. on the move为固定搭配，“在移动中”。
24.B be used to do表示“被用来做…”, 而be used to doing表示“习惯于做…”。
25.A. 手机新功能的开发在于采用了新技术。B项干扰性较大，但skill专指（人的）技能、技艺。
26.C surf the Internet指上网冲浪。
27.C 该空应填一非谓语动词作状语，因省略的逻辑主语为digital TV broadcasts，与该非谓语动词是主动关系，所以应选现在分词。
28.C 介词with（具有）引导短语作定语修饰先行词cellphones. have和has为动词，无此功能。
29.B 由该句中hard to find和only可知，目前这种手机只有“少量”出售。
30.C 分析句子成分，该空为非谓语动词作定语修饰先行词excitement, 二者之间属主动关系，所以用现在分词。
31.C 37-year-old为合成形容词，作前置定语。
32.A in the same way为固定搭配，其中冠词不可少，意为“同样地”；by the way则表示“顺便说一下”。
33. D pay for表示“花钱买…”，宾语为省略的关系代词that(=something),介词for不可少。pay off表示“偿清”; pay back表示“还（钱）”。
34. C. While在这里表示“虽然（=though）”，引导让步状语从句。Since和now that均表示“既然”。
35. C available意为“可用的”、“可得到的”，为最佳选项。
36. D slightly为副词，意为“稍微地”，修饰形容词different。Lightly虽也是副词，但表示“轻轻地”，不合题意。
37. B however为副词，表示转折。but虽也为副词，但不与逗号连用。otherwise表“否则”，naturally表“自然地”，均不合题意。
38. B instead of表“而不是”；inspite of表“尽管”；except for表“除了”。
39. A satellites“卫星”； stars“恒星”； planets“行星”； rockets“火箭”。
40. D another表“再一；另一”；the other表“（两个中的）另一”。
41. D. 依据句是Next to written language (尽次于书面语), science …
42. B. 最后两行。
43. C. 首先必须理解pure science (纯理论科学)，applied science (应用科学)。其次是理解四个选項的意思。
44. D. 干扰项是C。Science must take some of the blame for making nuclear bombs, but it was the politicians and the military that requested and used them for destructive purposes.
45. A. 根据第一段。
46. C. 依据句：Just like a child, what we don’t see doesn’t exist.
47. B. 依据句：But, in reality we are all blind to probably 99% of the world. Because few people realize this …
48. C. 根据最后一段。
49. C. 依据句：Though tourists may visit some new historic landmarks, they probably experience nothing that changes how they interpret the world. They are still very much the same old person.
50. D. 依据句：Traveling or exploring is a whole different feast. We want to see some new stuff—but we want to change ourselves and change how we see the world.
51. C. Travel is unprejudiced. Travel can overcome so many of our stereotypes, prejudices（偏见） and ignorant hatreds. In traveling we must face many of our own cultural ideals and then either accept them or discard them. We get to choose how we want to see the world.
52. A. 依据句同上。
53. A. adversaries, people you seek to defeat（同位语）
54. C. 根据第二段。
55. D. 根据第三段。
56. C. 根据最后一段。
57. C. 根据第一、二段。
58. A. 根据第二段。
59. C. 根据第四段。
60. A. 根据最后一段.
61-65 B A C F E
单词拼写：
1. likely 2. shadow 3. convenient 4. official 5. hundreds
6. impolite 7. experience 8. blamed 9. unfolded 10.tired
短文改错：
1. like----as 2. Internet前加the 3.正确 4.wanting--want
5.to---with 6.to去掉 7.However---Also 8. the-----a
9. cultures---culture 10.some---any
书面表达参考范文：
Dear Karl,
I'm glad to read your letter and I'd like to be your pen friend. I’m Li Hua, aged 17, and l'm studying at Guangming Middle School. At school we have Chinese, maths, English, physics, chemistry and P. E. lessons. After school in the afternoon, we usually have sports and games. In the evening we do our lessons at school. We are busy but happy. In addition, our teachers are kind to us as well as strict with us. With their help, we have made great progress. We are proud of our school.
Would you please tell me something about your family and your school? I hope we will be good friends.
Please write to me soon.
Yours truly,
Li Hua