高二年级英语试题答案精析
1-5.
CABBA
6-10
ABACC
11-15.
CABBC
16-20.
ACACB
语篇解读 本文是一篇记叙文。讲述了两位垃圾处理工人与他们服务对象家的三位小女孩之间的温暖而感人的故事。
21．B [细节理解题。根据第二段“The
men
also
gave
their
parents
free
garbage
service
for
one
year.”可知答案。]
22．B [推理判断题。根据第三段最后一句“But
what
they
did
makes
us
feel
we
are
truly
not
alone
in
this
fight.”可知答案。]
23．A [细节理解题。根据第五段中的“They
even
left
Halloween
candy
for
the
girls
this
year
to
show
their
appreciation.They
hope
that
more
and
more
people
can
understand
and
support
their
work.”可知答案。]
语篇解读 本文是一篇科普文。目前世界上各大汽车制造厂商竞相开发无人驾驶汽车，为此密歇根大学还专门建造了无人汽车测试城，测试城能模拟很多真实路面状况，但却无法测试司机向路面人群传递行车意图的姿势。福特公司弥补了这个缺憾，他们在实际路面测试了用灯光信号来表达汽车的行驶意图，收到了良好效果。
24．B [细节理解题。根据第二段第二句可知，这个研究小组最初考虑用文本(文字语言)来表达汽车的行车意图。故选B项。]
25．A [代词指代题。根据前半句的“The
option
of
using
symbols
was
also
discarded”可以判断，they在此指的是“符号”故选A。]
26．D [推理判断题。根据第五段对汽车座椅服装和司机开车时双手位置的介绍，再结合第四段最后一句可知，这套汽车座椅服装是用来迷惑人们的，使人们以为这是一辆无人驾驶的汽车。]
语篇解读 本文是一篇社会类短文阅读。美国心理协会的一项新研究表明，手机和社交媒体可能使年轻人的抑郁症和自杀念头增加。
27．C [推理判断题。根据文章第六段可知，此段作者列举数据说明了重度抑郁症的儿童数量的增加和严重心理困扰的年轻人数量也在增加，所以文章第六段是通过提供数据来阐述的。故选C。]
28．C [细节理解题。根据文章第四段“Twenge
believes
this
trend
is
partially
due
to
the
explosion
of
digital
culture
over
the
past
decade，which
may
have
twisted
modes
of
social
interaction
enough
to
affect
mood
disorders.”可知，特温格认为，过去10年数字文化的爆炸式发展可能扭曲了社交模式，从而引起情绪障碍。故选C。]
29．D [词义猜测题。根据画线词所在句后一句“Older
adults
are
also
less
likely
to
let
devices
interfere(干预)
with
sleep.(老年人也不太可能让设备干预睡眠)”可知，青少年和年轻人最容易受到设备的影响，可以猜测出这些设备指手机和社交媒体。故选D。]
30．B [推理判断题。本文主要介绍了美国心理协会的一项新研究，即手机和社交媒体可能使年轻人的抑郁症和自杀念头增加，因此可推断出，文章属于社会科学类短文，可能选自科学方面的杂志。故选B。]
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31．E 32.G 33.B 34.F 35.A
语篇解读 本文是记叙文，主题语境是“人与自我”，讲述了一位电台播音员主动结交朋友的故事。
36．C [根据下文中的“That
was
because
I
worked
not
in
the
office，but
at
home”可知，因为作者在家工作，所以她没有同事的陪伴(company)。]
37．B [作者在家工作，而不是在办公室，作者把这一点(在家工作)归功于技术的力量。owe...to...意为“把……归功于……”。]
38．B [由于搬家及没有同事陪伴，因此(therefore)作者很快就发现自己比之前任何时候都孤独。“I
worked...but
at
home”和“feeling
lonelier
than
ever
before”之间是因果关系。]
39．D [作者由于孤独极想(desperate)结交朋友。be
desperate
to
do
sth.极想/渴望做某事。]
40．A [作者是在家工作，只能是从自己的公寓(flat)窗户那儿看到对方。]
41．D [根据第四段中的“with
the
same
confidence”可知，此处表示自信地(confidently)走着。]
42．C [根据下文中的“Should
I
knock
on
her
door
and
say
hi，or
what
if
I
just
to
be
running
by？”可知，作者在想她们如何(how)才能见面。]
43．C [句意为：如果我碰巧(happen)跑步时和她遇见会怎么样呢？happen
to
do
sth.碰巧/恰好做某事。]
44．D [根据上文中作者想“running
by”可知，她绕着街区慢跑(jog)。]
45．A [绕着街区慢跑了几次之后也没见着对方，最后作者决定从最了解对方的一面——recycling入手。seize
on抓住(可利用的事物)，突然大为关注；carry
on继续做，坚持干；insist
on坚决要求；figure
on计划，打算，预料到。]
46．B [句意为：早上8点左右，她又露面了，带着同样的自信。come
back回来，返回；turn
up到达，来到，露面；work
out锻炼，计算出；drop
by顺便拜访。]
47．A [作者提醒自己要假装自然(natural)些。act在此处表示“假装”，后跟形容词。]
48．A [作者看到对方出来就抓起(grasp)垃圾桶往外走去。]
49．D [根据上文中作者提醒自己装作自然的样子和下文中的“appear
calm”可知，作者想要抑制住自己的紧张情绪。choke
sth.back克服，抑制，符合语境。]
50．C [由于终于与对方搭上话了，作者往回走时脸上带着大大的笑容。wear
a
smile脸上带着笑容。]
51．B [这种“意外的”(chance)碰面继续了几个星期之后，作者鼓起勇气(courage)邀请对方到自己家里来。]
52．D [参见上题解析。]
53．A [句意为：在我家里，我们舒服地坐(settle)下来，分享着各自的故事。]
54．C [句意为：我们还发现了彼此之间更多的相似之处(similarity)：为了我们一直在寻找的——一个可以爱护的新朋友而努力。]
55．B [参见上题解析。]
语篇解读 本文是一篇说明文。介绍了为了纪念雷锋，肯德基推出了一个新的主题餐厅，餐厅组织了多种活动来弘扬雷锋精神。
56．celebrated 57.selflessness 58.official 59.when 60.a
61．better 62.At 63.is
decorated 64.providing 65.places
第一节 参考范文
Dear
John，
I’m
writing
to
express
my
genuine
apologies
for
failing
to
keep
my
promise
to
play
basketball
with
you
in
the
gym
this
Saturday
afternoon.
Yesterday
I
walked
to
a
bookstore
nearby，but
I
slipped
on
the
muddy
road
unexpectedly，making
my
ankle
slightly
sprained.My
doctor
suggested
that
I
should
take
a
rest
for
two
weeks
without
any
strenuous
exercise.As
the
summer
holiday
is
coming，can
we
make
another
appointment
after
my
recovery
then?
Sorry
again
for
any
inconvenience
that
I’ve
caused.Looking
forward
to
our
next
meeting.
Yours，
Li
Hua
第二节 参考范文
While
most
of
the
world’s
population
is
right?handed，a
minority
are
left?handed.(要点1)
Many
researchers
claim
left?handedness
has
something
to
do
with
physical
and
mental
features
and
professions，but
these
assumptions
lack
solid
evidence.(要点2)
Thus，some
think
left?handedness
is
genetic
while
others
attribute
it
to
mild
brain
injury
during
birth.(要点3)
Anyway，people’s
attitudes
toward
left?handedness
have
changed
a
lot
with
the
whole
society
accepting
lefties
more
than
before.江苏省淮安市2020-2021学年度第一学期期中模拟考试
高二英语试题
第一部分
听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
例:How
much
is
the
shirt?
A.
?19.
15.
B.
?9.
18.
C.
?9.
15.
答案是
C。
1.
What
will
the
speakers
do
tonight?
A.
Visit
Mary.
B.
Go
out
of
town.
C.
Host
a
dinner.
2.
How
does
the
woman
go
to
work
this
week?
A.
By
car.
B.
By
bike.
C.
On
foot.
3.
What
time
does
Dave's
meeting
start?
A.
At
8:30.
B.
At9:00.
C.
At10:00.
4.
What
is
Helen
going
to
do?
A.
Buy
some
books.
B.
Study
in
the
library.
C.
Attend
a
history
class.
5.
What
is
the
woman's
feeling
now?
A.
Relief.
B.
Regret.
C.
Embarrassment.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.
What
is
Tom
busy
doing?
A.
Raising
money.
B.
Writing
a
lab
report.
C.
Giving
classes
to
children.
7.
Who
might
be
able
to
help
Tom
this
week?
A.
Mike.
B.
Cathy
C.
Jane.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8.
Why
is
Jack
leaving
early?
A.
To
avoid
getting
stuck
in
traffic.
B.
To
enjoy
the
scenery
on
the
way.
C.
To
buy
some
gifts
for
his
family.
9.
What
does
Judy
often
do
at
the
railway
station?
A.
Read
books.
B.
Call
some
friends.
C.
Look
around
the
shops.
10.What
are
the
speakers
mainly
talking
about?
A.
What
to
do
next
year.
B.
Where
to
go
for
vacations.
C.
How
to
pass
the
waiting
time.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11.Why
does
Bill
look
troubled?
A.
He
is
short
of
money.
B.
He
has
made
a
big
mistake.
C.
He
is
facing
a
tough
choice.
12.What
is
Bill
now?
A.
A
college
student.
B.
An
army
officer.
C.A
computer
engineer.
13.What
does
the
woman
seem
to
suggest
Bill
do?
A.
Learn
to
repair
cars.
B
.Decline
the
job
offer.
C.
Ask
his
uncle
for
advice.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。
14.What
is
the
woman
recommending
to
the
man?
A.A
writer.
B.
A
club.
C.
A
course.
15.What
is
the
woman
reading
now?
A.
The
Beautiful
Mind.
B.
The
Great
Gatsby.
C.
The
Kite
Runner.
16.How
much
time
does
the
man
have
to
read
the
book?
A.
Two
weeks.
B.
Three
weeks.
C.
Four
weeks.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
17.What
is
the
speaker
doing?
A.
Reporting
a
study.
B.
Chairing
a
meeting.
C.
Teaching
a
class.
18.What
should
you
pay
most
attention
to
when
taking
notes?
A.
Listening.
B.
Reading.
C.
Writing.
19.What
is
an
advantage
of
using
symbols
in
note-taking?
A.
It
keeps
information
secret.
B.
It
leaves
space
for
future
use.
C.
It
makes
key
words
noticeable.
20.What
will
the
speaker
do
next?
A.
Ask
a
few
questions.
B.
Show
some
notes.
C.
Make
a
summary.
第二部分 阅读理解(共两节，满分35分)
第一节 (共10小题；每小题2.5分，满分25分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
Brandon
Olsen
and
Tylor
Fritz
of
Hometown
Sanitation(公共卫生)
left
gifts
for
three
sisters
who
waved
to
them
each
Thursday
after
learning
that
one
of
them，3?year?old
Rose，had
been
fighting
cancer.
The
men
also
gave
their
parents
free
garbage
service
for
one
year.
“When
they
did
that，it
was
a
few
weeks
before
the
diagnosis(诊断)
when
every
day
just
felt
so
impossible，”said
Rose’s
mother，Angie
Evenson，of
Blue
Earth，Minnesota.“Nothing
in
reality
changes
Rose’s
diagnosis.But
what
they
did
makes
us
feel
we
are
truly
not
alone
in
this
fight.”
With
binoculars(双筒望远镜)
in
hand，Rose
and
her
two
sisters，Grace,5
and
Sophia,2
sat
by
the
window
and
waved
at
their
garbage
men，Olsen
and
Fritz，as
they
drove
by
on
their
weekly
route.
Olsen,29，and
Fritz,24，told
ABC
News
that
the
girls’
smiling
faces
are
what
they
look
forward
to
while
working.They
even
left
Halloween
candy
for
the
girls
this
year
to
show
their
appreciation.They
hope
that
more
and
more
people
can
understand
and
support
their
work.
But
weeks
later，Evenson
wrote
Olsen
and
Fritz
a
note
explaining
that
little
Rose
wouldn’t
be
able
to
wave
to
them
for
a
while
since
she’d
be
undergoing
chemotherapy(化疗)．Rose
had
been
diagnosed
with
Stage
4
kidney
cancer
in
September.
“As
a
father
of
three，it
changed
my
outlook
on
things，”
Olsen
said.“It
opened
my
eyes...you
don’t
know
what
someone
else
is
going
through.”
Fritz
said
he
cried
when
he
read
the
note.“I
got
to
the
chemo
part
and
there
were
tears
running
down
my
face，”
he
recalled.“I
don’t
have
any
children
of
my
own，but
I
can
imagine
if
someone
very
close
to
me
is
diagnosed
as
cancer，I’ll
be
heartbroken.”
“Rose
is
being
treated
at
Sanford
Children’s
Hospital
in
Sioux
Falls，South
Dakota.She
will
miss
a
few
more
Thursdays，when
she
can
wave
to
her
garbage
men，but
her
chemo
sessions
will
be
switched
to
Mondays
soon
and
she’ll
be
back
by
the
window
early
next
year.I
have
confidence
in
Rose’s
recovery，”
her
mother
said.
21．How
did
the
garbage
men
help
Rose’s
family?
A．They
took
the
sick
girl
to
hospital
regularly.
B．They
collected
the
garbage
for
free.
C．They
looked
after
Rose
in
turn.
D．They
offered
money
to
help
cure
Rose.
22．What
can
we
learn
about
the
garbage
men?
A．They
made
the
family
famous.
B．They
encouraged
the
family.
C．They
gave
Angie
Evenson
a
good
lesson.
D．They
doubted
about
the
doctor’s
diagnosis.
23．What
do
the
garbage
men
wish
for
in
terms
of
the
girls’
smiling
faces?
A．People’s
appreciation
for
their
work.
B．Good
friendship
with
the
young
girls.
C．Making
more
efforts
to
do
their
work
well.
D．The
girls’
family’s
caring
more
for
their
children.
B
Self?driving
cars
are
so
popular
that
the
University
of
Michigan
has
even
established
a
town
called
Mcity
to
allow
car
manufacturers
to
safely
test
their
autonomous
cars.
While
Mcity
can
be
used
to
simulate(模拟)
many
real?life
road
conditions，it
cannot
help
test
gestures
drivers
use
to
communicate
their
intention
to
other
drivers，pedestrians
or
cyclists.To
find
a
solution，US
car
manufacturer
Ford，with
researchers
from
Virginia
Tech，firstly
considered
using
text
as
a
way
to
communicate
the
car’s
intention，but
decided
it
would
probably
not
work
universally.The
option
of
using
symbols
was
also
discarded，because
research
shows
that
a
majority
of
people
do
not
have
a
good
understanding
of
what
they
mean.
Finally，the
researchers
settled
on
light
signals.A
white
light
warned
that
there
were
no
humans
in
the
car.A
slow
blinking
one
indicated
that
the
car
was
coming
to
a
stop，while
a
rapidly
flashing
light
cautioned
passers?by
that
the
car
was
about
to
accelerate.
Then
came
the
big
challenge—testing
the
signals
on
real
road.“We
needed
to
try
out
this
new
lighting
to
communicate
the
intention
of
the
vehicle，but
if
you’ve
got
a
driver
behind
the
seat，you
still
have
natural
communication
between
humans，”
said
Andy
Shaudt，who
led
the
Virginia
Tech
research
team.“So
we
needed
to
make
it
look
like
a
driverless
car.”
The
team
designed
a
car
seat
costume(服装)
that
the
driver
would
wear
to
cover
his
or
her
face
and
upper
body.Of
course，the
drivers
could
see
very
clearly.The
researchers
then
equipped
the
car
with
cameras
to
capture
human
reactions
to
a
light
bar
on
the
windshield(挡风玻璃)，which
flashed
one
of
the
three
signals
when
appropriate.Six
drivers，all
keeping
their
hands
low
on
the
wheel
so
as
not
to
be
detected，took
turns
to
test
driving
the
car
through
the
busy
streets.
The
overall
reaction
to
the
flashing
lights
was
very
encouraging.Who
knew
costumes
could
be
useful
for
more
than
Halloween?
24．What
did
the
team
first
consider
using
as
a
way
to
communicate
the
car’s
intention?
A．Light.
B．Language.
C．Symbols.
D．Sound.
25．What
does
the
underlined
word
“they”
in
the
second
paragraph
refer
to?
A．Symbols.
B．Drivers.
C．Researchers.
D．Flashes.
26．The
car
seat
costume
was
intended
to
.
A．amuse
the
drivers
B．attract
the
pedestrians
C．warn
the
cyclists
D．confuse
the
people
C
Depression
and
suicidal
thoughts
have
doubled
in
young
Americans，according
to
a
new
study
from
the
American
Psychological
Association.
Likely
triggers?
Cell
phones
and
social
media.
“More
US
adolescents
and
young
adults
in
the
late
2010s，vs
the
mid?2000s，experienced
serious
psychological
distress，major
depression
and
more
attempted
suicide(自杀)”，says
lead
researcher
Jean
Twenge，professor
of
psychology
at
San
Diego
State
University.“These
trends
are
weak
or
non?existent
among
adults
who
are
26
years
and
over，suggesting
a
generational
shift
in
mood
disorders
instead
of
an
overall
increase
across
all
ages.”
Twenge
believes
this
trend
is
partially
due
to
the
explosion
of
digital
culture
over
the
past
decade，which
may
have
twisted
modes
of
social
interaction
enough
to
affect
mood
disorders.
The
study
analyzed
data
from
the
National
Survey
on
Drug
Use
and
Health，which
tracked
drug
and
alcohol
use
and
mental
health
issues
in
more
than
200,000
youths
aged
12
to
17
from
2005
to
2017
and
almost
400,000
adults
from
2008
to
2017.
Major
depression
in
the
last
12
months
increased
by
52
percent
in
kids
from
2005
to
2017
and
63
percent
in
young
adults
aged
18
to
25
from
2009
to
2017.There
was
also
a
71
percent
jump
in
young
adults
experiencing
serious
psychological
distress
in
the
previous
30
days
from
2008
to
2017.
So
what’s
so
different
now?
Twenge
says
research
shows
young
people
just
aren’t
getting
as
much
shuteye
as
they
did
in
previous
generations.
Whereas
older
Americans
might
have
established
more
stability
in
their
lives，sleep?disrupting
social
stressors
are
likely
at
their
peak
for
teens
and
young
adults
in
this
digital
era，she
says.Older
adults
are
also
less
likely
to
let
devices
interfere(干预)
with
sleep.
These
results
suggest
a
need
for
more
research
to
understand
how
digital
communication
versus
face?to?face
social
interaction
influences
mood
disorders
and
to
develop
specialized
interventions
for
younger
age
groups.
Her
suggestion？Put
your
phone
down
at
least
an
hour
before
bedtime.
27．How
is
Paragraph
6
developed?
A．By
stating
facts.
B．By
giving
examples.
C．By
providing
statistics.
D．By
presenting
theories.
28．What
might
Professor
Twenge
agree
with?
A．Mood
disorders
show
no
difference
across
all
ages.
B．Teens
are
less
likely
to
let
devices
interfere
with
sleep.
C．Digital
cultural
explosion
might
cause
depression
in
teens.
D．The
past
decade
has
seen
a
sharp
decrease
in
teens’
mental
disorders.
29．What
do
the
underlined
words
“social
stressors”
in
Para.8
mean?
A．Interaction
modes.
B．Mental
health
issues.
C．Drug
and
alcohol
use.
D．Cell
phones
and
social
media.
30．From
which
is
the
text
probably
taken?
A．A
biology
textbook.
B．A
science
magazine.
C．A
travel
guidebook.
D．A
medical
case.
第二节 (共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
How
to
Organize
a
Music
Festival
You
love
music
and
you
always
do.You
want
to
carry
out
a
music
festival
designed
to
attract
music
fans
of
all
ages.Follow
the
steps
and
you’ll
organize
a
successful
one.
▲Start
by
making
a
list
of
the
local
bands
and
artists
that
you
like.You’ve
taken
this
job
because
you
love
music，so
put
your
taste
to
work
for
you.If
you
like
these
musicians，many
of
the
local
residents
will
also
like
them.
31
You
need
to
have
many
kinds
of
music
for
all
age
groups.
▲Find
a
great
location
that
has
much
open
space
for
outdoor
festivals.You
need
to
build
a
stage
so
the
musicians
can
be
seen
from
distances.
32
Not
all
towns
need
such
license
but
it
is
a
good
idea
to
check
before
you
start
building.For
an
indoor
location，you
need
to
find
a
theater
that
is
willing
to
give
you
enough
space.
33
▲Hire
sound
and
engineering
people
to
give
the
musicians
all
the
help
they
need.
34
You
can’t
expect
the
musicians
to
handle
these
problems
because
they
are
playing.Your
sound
and
engineering
experts
will
allow
your
stars
to
keep
the
music
playing.
▲
35
If
you
are
planning
your
festival
for
families，the
last
thing
you
want
is
a
beer?swilling
crowd
starting
a
huge
brawl(斗殴)．Security
people
need
to
be
present
to
make
sure
that
nobody
gets
the
idea
that
they
want
to
start
any
kind
of
ruckus(骚乱)．
A．You
need
to
find
security
people.
B．Bigger
sports
stadiums
will
be
perfect
as
well.
C．We
can
find
enough
songs
to
get
a
lot
of
money.
D．People
should
have
practiced
many
different
songs.
E．But
remember，you
are
trying
to
attract
fans
of
all
ages.
F．The
last
thing
you
want
is
that
a
group
is
on
the
stage
but
the
speakers
don’t
work.
G．You
can
find
a
location
by
going
to
the
local
government
and
asking
for
permission.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分45分)
第一节 (共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
A
few
years
ago，I
moved
to
Aurora，Ontario.I
was
a
radio
broadcaster，but
I
didn’t
have
the
36
of
colleagues.That
was
because
I
worked
not
in
the
office，but
at
home，and
I
37
it
to
the
power
of
technology.Shortly
after
the
move，
38
，I
found
myself
feeling
lonelier
than
ever
before.I
was
39
to
make
a
friend.
Then
I
saw
her.From
the
window
of
my
40
，I
caught
sight
of
a
beautiful，tall
girl
taking
her
recyclables
and
walking
41
，and
I
was
attracted.I
thought，“I
recycle
too！We
have
something
in
common！”
The
question
was
42
we
would
meet.“Should
I
knock
on
her
door
and
say
hi，or
what
if
I
just
43
to
be
running
by？”
But
after
44
a
few
times
around
the
block，I
still
didn’t
see
her.Finally，I
decided
to
45
the
one
thing
I
already
knew
about
her—recycling.
The
following
Tuesday，I
got
up
a
bit
earlier.Around
8
a．m.，she
46
again，with
the
same
confidence.“Just
act
47
，”
I
said
to
myself.Then
I
walked
outside，
48
a
trash
can
fast.“Nice
to
meet
you.I’m
Megan，”
I
said，trying
to
49
nervousness
back
and
appear
calm.“Good
morning.Michelle，”
she
replied.
50
a
big
smile，I
walked
back
inside.After
our
“
51
”
recycling
meet?ups
continued
for
a
few
weeks，I
gathered
my
52
to
invite
her
to
my
home.Then
at
my
home
we
53
down，sharing
stories
about
our
own
life.We
also
found
more
54
between
us
two
young
women：putting
ourselves
out
for
what
we’ve
been
looking
for—a
new
55
to
fall
in
love
with.
36．A.recognition
B．help
C．company
D．pressure
37．A.preferred
B．owed
C．attached
D．devoted
38．A.however
B．therefore
C．besides
D．instead
39．A.grateful
B．fortunate
C．upset
D．desperate
40．A.flat
B．office
C．station
D．hotel
41．A.hurriedly
B．cleanly
C．cheerfully
D．confidently
42．A.when
B．where
C．how
D．why
43．A.managed
B．prepared
C．happened
D．refused
44．A.looking
B．recycling
C．searching
D．jogging
45．A.seize
on
B．carry
on
C．insist
on
D．figure
on
46．A.came
back
B．turned
up
C．worked
out
D．dropped
by
47．A.natural
B．gentle
C．sincere
D．generous
48．A.grasping
B．clearing
C．delivering
D．throwing
49．A.pay
B．take
C．give
D．choke
50．A.Squeezing
B．Enjoying
C．Wearing
D．Pretending
51．A.final
B．chance
C．impressive
D．planned
52．A.power
B．plan
C．thought
D．courage
53．A.settled
B．fell
C．set
D．lay
54．A.links
B．differences
C．similarities
D．communications
55．A.neighbor
B．friend
C．visitor
D．colleague
第二节 (共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。
Kentucky
Fried
Chicken
has
launched
a
new
themed
branch
in
honor
of
Lei
Feng，a
legendary
soldier
56.
(celebrate)
in
China
for
his
57.
(self)
and
modesty，in
his
hometown
Changsha，Hunan
province.
The
restaurant
opened
on
Sunday，two
days
before
the
58.
(office)
remembrance
day
marked
across
the
country
every
year
on
March
5
59.
people
celebrate
his
spirits
by
showing
goodwill
and
giving
60.
helping
hand
to
others.
The
restaurant
will
organize
a
series
of
activities
and
also
cooperate
with
the
local
Lei
Feng
Memorial
Hall
to
61.
(well)
promote
Lei
Feng’s
spirits.62.
the
entrance
to
the
restaurant
stand
two
big
Lei?like
statues
and
its
inner
part
63.
(decorate)
with
Lei’s
cartoon
portraits
and
quotes
from
his
diary，with
words
from
his
poems
playing
in
the
background.
He
Min，general
manager
of
KFC
in
Hunan
province，told
voc.com.en
that
in
addition
to
the
themed
restaurant，they
will
also
launch
a
project
devoted
to
Lei’s
virtues
in
250
outlets(门店)
across
the
province，including
64.
(provide)
free
drinking
water
and
resting
65.
(place)
for
gate
guards.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节 应用文写作(满分15分)
假如你是李华，你和约翰约好这个周六在体育馆打篮球。由于你不慎将脚踝扭伤，不能履行诺言，请写一封英文信，向他表达你的歉意并说明原因。暑假快到了，你希望康复后你们能另约时间。
注意：
1．词数80左右；
2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
参考词汇：扭伤sprain；剧烈运动strenuous
exercise
第二节 概要写作(满分25分)
阅读下面短文，根据其内容写一篇60词左右的内容概要。
Most
people
around
the
world
are
right?handed.This
fact
also
seems
to
have
held
true
throughout
history.In
1977
scientists
studied
works
of
art
made
at
various
times
in
history.Most
of
the
people
shown
in
these
works
of
art
are
right?handed，so
scientists
guessed
that
right?handedness
has
always
been
common.But
what
do
Leonardo
da
Vinci，Marie
Curie，and
Albert
Einstein
have
in
common?
They
were
all
left?handed
along
with
other
famous
people
including
Brad
Pitt
Prince
William，and
Barack
Obama.In
fact，an
estimated
13
percent
of
the
world’s
population
may
be
left?handed.
Many
researchers
claim
to
have
found
relationships
between
left?handedness
and
various
physical
and
mental
characteristics，such
as
blond
hair，blue
eyes，and
sleep
difficulties.Other
studies
have
found
a
higher?than?normal
level
of
left?handed
people
in
certain
occupations(职业)，including
professional
baseball
players，architects，as
well
as
prisoners.However，some
of
these
connections
are
very
weak，and
others
have
not
been
proven.
What
makes
a
person
become
right?handed
rather
than
left?handed?
One
simple
idea
suggests
that
people
normally
get
right?handedness
from
their
parents.Studies
have
found
that
two
right?handed
parents
have
only
a
9.5?percent
chance
of
having
a
left?handed
child，while
two
left?handed
parents
have
a
26?percent
chance
of
having
a
left?handed
child.Another
common
theory
is
that
left?handed
people
suffer
mild
brain
damage
during
birth，which
makes
them
left?handed.
Whatever
the
reasons
behind
it，people’s
attitudes
toward
left?handedness
have
changed
a
lot
over
the
years.Statistics
show
that
although
13
percent
of
young
people
are
left?handed，only
six
percent
of
the
elderly
are
left?handed.Left?handed
children
used
to
be
punished
until
they
began
using
their
right
hand
like
other
children，but
today
people
who
are
left?handed
are
no
longer
looked
down
on；nor
are
they
considered
abnormal.For
most
people
today，either
case
is
perfectly
acceptable.There
are
even
a
number
of
shops
now
selling
products
for
left?handed
people，such
as
left?handed
can
openers，guitars，and
even
a
left?handed
camera.
