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第一节(共15小题;
每小题2分,满分30分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
ebelievedtobedecision-makes.Forawoman,toberecognizedinsuchasocietyisnoteasy.Howeve
r,therearemanywhobuildanameforthemselvesandproveitisnotamale-drovensociety.
OprahWinfrey(1954-present)
Broughtupbyateenagemother,single-handedly,Oprahdidnothaveaneasychildhood.However.Withherwillpowerandself-confidenershereachedhighinher.chosencareerandtodayOprahWinfreyhasnotonlyturnedintoabillionaire,butalsowonmanyawardsandcelebraitedtitles.
FlorecnetNightingale(1820-1910)
“InternationalNurseDay”iscelebratedeveryyearonherbirthday.Thoughbornintoarichfamily,shetookupnursingashercareerandduringtheCrimeanWar,alongwiththenursesshehadtrained,tookcareofthewoundedsoldiers.Shewasoftenseencarryingalampwhilevisitingpatientsatnightandgotthename“TheLadywiththeLamp”
KathrynBigelow(1951-present)
Shesaidshecouldneitherchangehergender(性別)norcouldshestopmakingfilm,andwesaysheshouldnotbecausesheisgoodatwhatshedoes.TheOscarshewonformovie.TheHurtLockerprovedthatsheisexceptionallytalented.Withthisshebecamethefirstwomanto
toreceivetheAcademyAwardforBestDirector.
AmeliaEarhart(1897-1937)
ThefirstfemalepilottoflyacrosstheAtlanticOcean.AmeliaEarhart.didnotwantanythingtostopherfromachievinghergoalsjustbecauseshewasawoman.Shebadthecouragetotakeupchallengesandbecameawinner.Whenshewastryingtoflyaroundtheearth,herflightwentmissingoverthecentralPacificOcean.
21.Whohasagi
ftformakingfilms?
A.OprahWinfrey.
B.
FlorenceNightingale.
C.KathrynBigelow.
D.AmeliaEarhart.
22.WhatcanwelearnaboutNightingalefromthetext?
A.Shewasborninapoorfamily.
B.Itwasshewhoinventedthelamp.
C.Shehadapreferenceforlamp.
D.Sheoftenvisitedpatientsatnight.
23.WhathappenedtoAmeliaEarhartwhenshewastryingtoflyaroundtheearth?
A.Shelostherlife.
B.Herflightgotattacked.
C.Herplanefailedtotakeoff.
D.Herplanranoutoffuel.
24.Whatdothewomenmentionedinthetexthaveincomm
on?
A.Theyhadahardchildhood.
B.Theyfoughtforgenderequality.
C.Theyweredevotedtotheircareers.
D.Theybecamerichthroughhardwork.
B
Mostofthetime,peoplewearhatstoprotectthemselvesfromharshweatherconditions.Hatsarealsoworntoshowpolitenessandassignsofsocialposition.Butnowadays,hats,especiallywomen’shats,aremuchmorethanthat.Moreexactly,hatshavechangedintofashionandstylesymbolsbymanymoviestars.What’smore,peoplenowconsidermanydifferentfeatures(特点)whenchoosingevenasimple
hat.Manydesignerspointoutthat,whenchoosingtherighthat,it’simportanttoconsiderthecolorofyourskinaswellasyourhair,yourheight,andtheshapeofyourface.
Firstofall,thecolorofthehatshouldmatchthecolorofyourskinandhair.Forinstance,blackhatsshouldbeavoidedifyouaredarkskinned.Ifapurplehatisplacedontopofredhair,onewilllookasattractiveasasummerflower.Second,theheightofthehatisalsoanimportantpoint.Tallwomenshouldnotgoforhatswithtallcrowns,justasshortwomenshouldchoosehatswithupturnedbrimstogivethelookofheight.Third,andmostimportantly,theshapeofthefacedecidesthekindofhatoneshouldpick.Asmall,gentlehatthatfitstheheadlooksgoodonasmallface.However,womenwithbig,roundfacesshouldchooseadifferentstyle.
Asthesayinggoes,“Finefeathersmakefinebirds.”Agoodhatcannotonlyhelpyourdressbutalsosupportyourfeatures,sowhynotchoosethebestpossibleonenexttimeyouwanttobeinpublic?
25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“harsh”inParagraph1probablymean?
A.goodB.strangeC.poorD.different
26.Accordingtothearticle,whichofthefollowingwomenwouldlookmostattractive?
A.Abig-facedwomanwhowearsasmall,nicehat.
B.Ashortred-hairedwomanwhowearsapurplehat.
C.Atallwomanwhowearsahatwithahugeupturnedbrim.
D.Asmalldark-skinnedwomanwhowearsablackhatwithatallcrown.
27.Whatdoesthelastparagraphsuggest?
A.Hatsarewornontheheadtokeepwarm.
B.Hatscanhelpyoulookbetterinpublic.
C.Hatsarenotasimportantascharacter.
D.Hatscanmakeyoulookmuchtaller.
28.Whatisthebesttitleforthearticle?
A.HowtoShowYourSocialPosition
HowtoImproveYou
rFeatures
C.HowtoChooseaProperHatD.HowtoDesignaNiceHat
C
Farmingismovingindoors,wherethesunnevershines,whererainfallisirrelevant(不相干的)andwheretheclimateisalwaysright.Theperfectcropfieldcouldbeinsideawindowlessbuildingwithcontrolledlight,temperature,wetness,airqualityandnutrition.ItcouldbeinaNewYorkhigh-riseorasprawlingcomplex(综合楼)intheSaudidesert.Itmaybeananswertotheworld’sfoodproblems.
Theworldisalreadyha
vingtroublefeedingitself.HalfthepeopleonEarthliveincities,andnearlyhalfofthose--about3billion--arehungryorill-fed.Foodprices,currentlyincreasing,arebuffetedbydryness,floodsandthecostofenergyrequiredtoplant,harvestand
transport.Andpriceswillonlygetmoreunstable.Climatechangemakeslong-termcropplanninguncertain.Farmersinmanypartsoftheworldarealreadyusingwateravailabletothelastdrop.Andtheworldisgettingmorecrowded:
bymid-century,theglobalpopulationwillgrowfrom6.8billionto9billion.
Tofeedsomanypeoplemayrequireexpandingfarmlandattheexpenseofforestsandwilderness,orfindingwaystocompletelyincreasecropoutput.
GertjanMeeuwshastakentheconceptofagreenhouseastepfurther,growingvegetablesandhouseplantsinenclosed(封闭的)andregulatedenvironments.Intheirresearchstation,waterflowsintothepanswhenneeded,andthetemperatureiskeptconstant.Lightsgoonandoff,creatingsimilardayandnight,butaccordingtotherhythmoftheplant.
Abuildingof100squaremetersand14layers(层)ofplantscouldprovideadailydietof200gramsoffreshfruitandvegetablestotheentirepopulationofDenBosch,about140,000people.Theirideaisnottogrowfoodsthatrequiremuchspace,likecornorpotatoes.
Heresunlightisnotonlyunnecessarybutcanbeharmful.Plantsneedonlyspecificwavelengthsoflighttogrow.Theirgrowthrateisthreetimesfasterthanundergreenhouseconditions.Theyuseabout90percentlesswaterthanoutdoorsagriculture.Andcityfarmingmeansproducingfoodneartheconsumer,andthere’snoneedtotransportitlongdistances.
29.WhatdoesParagraph2mainlytellus?
A.Theclimateisworseandworse.
B.Th
ecitypeopleliveahardlife.
C.Theworldhasdifficultyfeedingitspeople.
D.Theworld’spopulationisincreasingfast.
30.Theunderlinedword“buffeted”inParagraph2means“”.
A.badlyaffectedB.prevented
C.demandedD.wellachieved
31.ItcanbeinferredfromthetextthatGertjanMeeuws’sfarming.
A.helpssaveseawateralot
B.suitsdifferentconditions
C.iscompletelydifferentfromgreenhouseagriculture
D.suitstheproductionofcorn
32.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?
A.Developmentofindoorfarming.
B.GreatRevolutioninfarming.
C.Advantagesofindoorfarming.
D.Sunless,rainlessindoorfarming.
D
Successdoesn’tbeginuntilyoube
ginthewalkdownthewaytowardsyourgoals.Andyourwalk
downthewayalwaysbeginsfirstwithababystep.Whydowecallthembabysteps?
Aretheyreallyanythingmorethanournextstepdownlife’sway?
Babystepsarethefirststepswetakeasanactoffaith.Weseeotherssteppingoutandwewanttoshowourabilityto
walkbyfollowingthem.Aswegrow,wecontinueourdevelopmentbytakingextrababysteps.Sometimeswefall;
sometimeswefail.Afterthat,all
stepsbecomeanactoffaith;
wejustbecomemorepracticed.Ifyousaytoyourself“Idon’twanttomakeafoolofmyself”or“I’dbetterbegoodatthis”,you’llprobablynevertakethebabystepstowardsyourgoalsandenduplyinginyourownself-pity.
Asaculture,wefocusonresults.Wethinkabouteveryriskthatmustbetakentoreachourgoals.Therearefewpeoplewhoareexcellentperformersofanytasksthefirsttimetheytrythem.Theyfailandsucceed.Then,theybuildupontheirabilitieslearnedeachtime.Theypracticetheirskillsandusetheirtalentsthroughbabystepsbeforetheyarereadytoprovethemtothewholeworld.
So,learntotakethosebabystepstoreachthegoalsbeforeyou.KnowthatyoucandependonGodtoshowyoutheway.Asyoubecomemoreexperienced,yourbabystepsbecomeawalk,thenajump,andfinallyasprint.That’showourbabystepsleadusthroughthemarathonoflife.
33.Inthethirdparagraph,thewriterexpressestheviewthat .
A.wecan’texpecttosucceedwithoutworkinghardatfirst
B.adultsshouldlearnfrombabiesindealingwithhardtasks
C.wemustmakefulluseofourskillsinordertogetrewards
D.babystepsplaythekeyroleinleadingustowardssuccess
34.Theunderlinedword“sprint”inthelastparagraphprobablymeans“ ”.
A.slowrush B.suddenstop
C.hardclimb
D.fastrun
35.What’sthewriter’stoneinthetext?
A.Light-hearted.
B.Regretful.C.Encouraging.
D.Concerned.
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。
Whatdoyouthinko