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robbedB。

stolenC。

pickedD。

gone

2.A.controlB。

heartC。

interestD.face

3.A。

enrichB。

improveC。

affectD。

simplify

4.A。

guiltyB。

ashamedC。

frightenedD.worried

5.A。

unchangeableB。

unforgivableC.unforgettableD。

unbelievable

6。

A.preparedB.servedC.providedD。

chose

7。

A。

comfortB。

meetC.surpriseD.please

8.A。

satisfiedB。

surprisedC。

pleasedD。

interested

9。

deliciousB。

excellentC。

coolD.attractive

10.A.gladlyB.calmlyC.excitedlyD.nervously

11。

spentB。

wastedC。

donatedD。

lost

12。

hopedB。

desiredC。

expectedD。

wished

13。

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worriedD.surprised

14。

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shutC.raisedD。

opened

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第二节语法填空（共10小题；

每小题1。

5分，满分15分）

阅读下列短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，填入适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空。

Control，fear,doubtandanger,thesearethedeadlykillersofthehumanrace。

Wehurt16byfeelingtheseemotionsandwehurtothersbydirectingtheseemotionsatthem。

17whatwouldhappenifwecouldselflesslyand18（gentle）directunconditionallovetowhomeverwemeet？

We’dcertainlyhelpourselves。

Whydoweletotherpeoplehurtus?

Becauseweputexpectationsonthem,expectationsweourselvesto19（fail）toliveuptowithothers。

Lookatchildren。

Westillloveourchildrenwhentheydisappointus.Whynotourworkmates，teachers,friendsandmostofallpartners？

It’sbecauseweputconditionson20wegiveout.Ks5u

Manyofusboughtapresentordidajobexpectingsomething21return.Butifyouwanttohelpsomeonejustbecauseyouwantto，nootherreasonthanjustbecauseyouwantto-thatisshowinglove.Youcanhelp22oldladywithhergroceriesanditfeelsgoodsowhynotwitheverythingelse?

Whenyoulearnthat23（give）lovewithoutexpectationisthe24（pure）ofallfaith,thenandonlythen,youwillbeontheroad25reallyknowingyourself.Andknowingyourselfcanreallyhelpyouconquer“control,fear，doubtandanger.”

阅读（共两节，满分50分）

第一节　阅读理解（共20小题;

每小题2分，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

We’veallheardofthepopularsaying,thegrassisalwaysgreenerontheotherside,andthissayingcouldn'

tbetruerwhenweareconsideringplacestolive。

Manywholiveinruralareasmilesawayfromcityconveniencessometimeslongforamenities（优雅舒适）theydon’thaveeasyaccessto,andthosewhodealwiththehustleandbustle（忙忙碌碌）ofcitylifelongforthepeaceandquietofcountrylife.

Isthegrassreallygreenerontheotherside，ordopeopleonlylookatthepositiveaspectsoflivingelsewhere？

It’sdifficulttomakethatdecisionwhenyou'

veneverexperiencedlifeontheotherside，butI'

velivedinthecityandinthecountry，andalthoughaperfectplaceonthisplanetdoesn’texist,Inowappreciatecitylifemorethaneverbefore.

Ilivedinacityasachild.Itwasn’tasbusyasChicago,butalloftheconveniencesofcitylifewerewithineasyreach，andwhenvisitingmycousinwholivedinthecountry,Iwasveryenvious.Itwasfuntoplayinthepinewoods,thepropertywasvast,theairwasfresh，andcountrylifewassomethingIlongedfor。

Thegrassliterallywasgreenerontheotherside.AtthattimeIvowedtoliveinthecountrywhenIgrewupsothatIwouldeventuallygetagooddoseofwhatitwasliketoliveinthecountry,awayfromamenitiesofcitylifeandluxuriesIhadtakenforgrantedaschild。

Thiswasthedreamofachild,butnotofanadultwithresponsibilitiesandrealisticprospects.

26。

Fromthepassageweknowthatwhenhewasachild,thewriterlived.

A.inagreencityB。

abusylife

C。

inanordinarycityD。

inChicago

27。

Thesaying“Thegrassisalwaysgreenerontheotherside"

meansthat.

A.whateveryouhaveinyourlife，whatsomeoneelsehasalwayslooksbetter

B.manypeoplearenotusedtothebelongingsheowns

C.manypeopletendtomakeanobjectivejudgmentoftheirfuturelife

D。

manypeoplearelongingforabetterlifeorabetterjob

28。

Themainideaofthelastparagraphis。

A。

whyIhatedlivinginacityasachild

B。

howIlongedforcountrylifeasachild

C.thataresponsiblemanshouldnotliveinthecountry

thatitisconvenienttoliveinacity

29.Whatmaythewritertalkaboutmostlyintheparagraphsfollowingthelast？

A.Theadvantagesofcountrylife.B。

Thedisadvantagesofcountrylife.

Theadvantagesofcitylife.D.Thedisadvantagesofcitylife.

30.Whatistheauthor’srealattitudetowardlivinginacity?

Critical.B.Negative.C.Uninterested。

D。

Positive。

B

Attractivefathersdonotpasstheirlooksontotheirsonsbuttheywillhandtheirgoodlooksdowntotheirdaughters,researchshows.

Inastudyoffamilyphotographs，psychologistsProfessorDavidPerrettandElisabethCornwellattheUniversityofColoradohavefoundthatwhilebothfatherandmothercaninfluencetheattractivenessoftheirdaughters,thecouple’sgoodlooksdonotnecessarilycontributetotheattractivenessoftheirsonasanadult.

Handsomemenwithmasculine（男子气概的）looksarelikelytopassonmasculinefeatures，butnotfacialattractiveness.Thetheorysuggestsitisnotunusualforattractiveparentstoproduceabeautifuldaughterwhilefailingtopassonthesamegoodlookstoason.Whilemanycelebritymothersproducestunning（极为出色的）daughters—suchasGoldieHawnandherdaughterKateHudsonorJerryHallandherdaughterGeorgia-thesameisnotnecessarilytrueofcelebrityfathers.SeanStewart，thesonofRodStewartandhisfirstwifeAlana，wouldprobablybejudgedlessattractivethanhismodelsisterKimberly。

“Wecan'

tseeastrongrelationshipbetweentheparents’attractivenessandthesons.Iftheparentsaresupermodels,thechancesarethedaughterswillbelookers,”Perrettsaid.ProfPerrettsaidithaspreviouslybeensuggestedthatawomancouldincreaseherownreproductivesuccessbychoosinga“sexy"

matewhosegeneswouldbepassedontomaledescendants（后代）。

Butanewstudy，publishedinthecurrenteditionofthejournalAnimalBehaviour，disagreeswiththetheory。

Theresearcherssaid:

“Whenwelookedatwomen’sfaces，wefoundclearevidencethatattractivenesspassedfrombothfatherandmothertodaughter.Forthemaleline,wefindthatfacialmasculinitymatchedtherule‘likefather,likeson’.Butwedidnotfindanyevidencethatfacialattractivenessispassedfromfathertoson。

31。

AccordingtoParagraph2,ProfessorPerrettbelievesthat。

A.onlyattractivefatherscanhavebeautifuldaughters

B。

onlyattractivemotherscanhavebeautifuldaughters

C.bothattractiveparentscanhavebeautifuldaughters

D。

bothattractiveparentscanhavehandsomesons

32.FromParagraph5welearnthat。

Ks5u

A。

neitherGoldieHawnnorJerryHallisafamousmother

neitherKateHudsonnorGeorgiaisbeautiful

C。

SeanStewartisasattractiveashisfather

D.KimberlyismoreattractivethanSeanStewart

33.Theunderlinedword"

lookers"

inParagraph6canbereplacedby“”.

A.successfulpeopleB。

beautifulpeople

C.famouspeopleD。

luckypeople

34。

Whichofthefollowingstatementscanbedrawnfromthelastparagraph?

Masculinedadshavemasculinesons.

Sonsusuallybehavethesamewayastheirfathers。

Mothershavemoreinfluenceontheirchildrenthanfathers。

D.Daughters’charactersareeasilyinfluencedbytheirparents.

35.What’sthebesttitleforthispassage？

AnImportantResearchonHumanGenes

B.FamousMothersProduceBeautifulDaughters

C.Parents'

AttractivenessInfluencesTheirChildren

AttractiveFathersdonotPassTheirLooksontoTheirSons

C

Throughouttheworld，clothinghasmanyuses。

Itisusedtoprovideprotectionfromtheelements。

Italsoisworntopreventothersfromseeingspecificpartsofone’sbody.However，thepartsofthebodythatmustbecoveredvarywidelythroughouttheworld。

Someclothingisworntoprovidesupernaturalprotection。

Wearingaluckyshirttotakeanexamiscallingforsupernaturalassistance.

Peopleinallculturesuseclothingandotherformsofbodilydecorationt