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4.考生必须保持答题卡的整洁。

考试结束后，将试卷和答题卡一并交回。

I语言知识及应用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节.完形填空（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1—15各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Nowadays,manypeople’slivesarefullofworriesthathaveanegativeinfluencebothontheirlives,andontheirpositivethinking.

Somecanforgetabouttheimportanceof1thinkingintheirlife,andthesearethepeoplewhoalwaystrytosolvesomeproblems,andthese2poisontheirmindagainandagain.Thesearesimplethingsthatpeoplemaynoteven3.Ifthesituationis4toyou,thenthislistof3everydayworriesthat5positivethinkingisrightforyou.Let’sseewhatuselessanxietiescanaffectyour6,andlet’sfinda7toallofthem.

1.Youdon’thavetime:

tocompletetheproject,todotheshopping,oreventocallyourrelatives…ingeneral,thelistis8!

Life’sconstantrushkeepyouworryingallthetime,thus9positivethinking.

Solution:

Alwaystrytofindsometimeforyourself,yourfamily,whichwillhelpyoutorelaxand10yourmindfromnegativethoughts.

2.Competition:

Yes,todayit’s11high—everyonewantstobethebest,andinthisfightpeoplecanforgetabouttheirpersonality,dignity,andpositivity.Thingssuchasaslying,betrayal,andother12traitsbecomemoreandmorepopular.

Stopforamomentandthinkaboutyourplaceinlife.Stopthispursuitandthinkofwhatisthemostimportantinyourlife.

3.Youcan’tdoseveralthingsatonce:

IthasbecomeimportanttodemandfromanaveragepersontobelikeJuliusCaesar,who13todoatleastthreethingsatonce.Ingeneral,thehumanmindcanonlyfocusononethingatatime,anddoingseveralactionsatonce14yourcreativityandqualityofyourwork.Allthiscausesgreat15.

Setpriorities,witheverythinginspecificorder.Thisisthebestwaytomanagetodoeverything.

1.A.creativeB.anxiousC.positiveD.negative

2.A.worriesB.difficultiesC.emotionsD.tiredness

3.A.imagineB.noticeC.observeD.remember

4.A.possibleB.difficultC.complexD.familiar

5.A.influenceB.defineC.decideD.keep

6.A.optimismB.feelingC.attitudeD.sadness

7.A.answerB.solutionC.wayD.suggestion

8.A.detailedB.boringC.simpleD.endless

9.A.protectingB.encouragingCpreventingD.demanding

10.A.relaxB.freeC.calmD.improve

11.A.relativelyB.merelyC.extremelyD.gradually

12.A.similarB.differentC.stressfulD.interesting

13.A.offeredB.managedC.refusedD.desired

14.A.increasesB.enlargesC.improvesD.reduces

15.A.courageB.excitementC.stressD.progress

第二节：

语法填空（共10小题;

每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填人一个适当的词或使用括号中词语正确形式填空，并将答案填写在答卷标号为16~25的相应位置上。

IlookedatmybeautifulChristmastreeandsighed.TheNewYearwasaweekoldandmytreestillstoodinthecornerofourroomwithitscollectionofmemories16（proud）displayedinashowerofcolorfullights.Itwastimetoputitaway.SoIgotup,17（go）tothegarageandbroughtoutalltheboxesintotheroom.Piecebypiece,Istartedtotakethedecorations18thetree.Afewhourslater,theboxes19（fill）withChristmasmemorieswerebackinthegaragewiththetree.Ifound20staringattheemptycorner21ithadstood.Ittookmetwodaysofworktodecoratemytree,butonlyafewhourstotakeitapart.

Likethetree,agreat22（marry）oragreatfriendshiptakesalongtimetoassembleanddecoratewithmemories,butcanbetorndownquickly.Allittakesis23unkindwordorathoughtlessact,and24oncestoodproudlyintheglowoflovecomestumbling（跌落）down.Sotakegreatcareofyourfriendshipsandyourmarriage.25theycomedown,theywon’tbeaseasytoputbacktogetherasaChristmastree.Standtheminthatspecialspotinthecornerofyourheartandadmiretheirglow.

II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和D项中，选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

Jackwasbornwithouteyes.Buthe’sveryluckywithhistiming.Thereweremanyotherkittensatthebarnhecouldplayandsocializewith,andhewasusedtopeoplefromthemomenthewasbornsincetherearealwayskidshangingaroundthebarn.Hewasafavoriteamongthestudentsatthebarn.However,whenitcametimetofindthekittenshomes,nooneknewwhereJackwouldendup.

That’swhenIgotane-mailfrommyfriend.Allsheaskedwas“Doyoustillwantoneofthekittens?

There’soneherewithnoeyesandnoonecantakehim.”Sheknowsmetoowell.WithoutthinkingItoldherthatIdidwantthekitten.

WhenwefirstbroughthimhomeJackstayedmostlyinmyroom.Hewalkedcautiouslyaround,sniffingeverything.Afteraboutadayhehadnoissuesrunningaround,jumpingontomybedandclimbingoneverything.Hecouldclimbthestairs,butcouldn’tgetdown.Hewouldsitatthetopandcryuntilsomeonecameandgothim.Butgradually,Jackgrewcomfortablelivingwithus.Everynowandthenwhenhegetsdisorientedhe’llstillstopandcry.Butwejustcallhisnameandtalktohimanditisn’tlongbeforehefindshiswaybacktous.Helearnsandlovestorun（attopspeed!

）aroundthebackyardandgardens.

Jackistrulyaninspiration.I’veownedalotofkittensinmylife,butJackisthehappiest,mostplayfulofthemall.Hedoesn’tfeelsorryforhimself.Forallheknows,allcatsarejustlikehim.PeoplewhoknowJackdon’tfeelsorryforhim.Theycherishhimforthetreasurethatheis.Ihavetalkedtoafewpeoplewhohaven’tmethimpersonallywhotendtopityhim,buttheyjustdon’tunderstand.Jackdoesn’tneedpity.IthinkJean,theownerofGumbo,anothereyelesscat,saiditbestwhenshetoldmethatcatsdon’thavedisabilities,theyhaveadaptabilities.

26.WhatdoweknowfromParagraph1?

A.Jackcouldhardlygetaccustomedtopeoplearoundhimafterhewasborn.

B.Jackwassoluckythathewasgoodatcountingthetime.

C.PeopleatthebarnwereworriedaboutwhethertheycouldfindahomeforJack.

D.StudentslikedJackbestbecausethereweren’tmanycatsatthebarn.

27.ForwhatreasondidtheauthortakeJackhome?

A.Becauseshehadanaturalsympathyandloveforcats.

B.Becauseherfriendaskedherto.

C.BecauseshewantedJacktoplaywithherothercats.

D.BecauseshethoughtJackwasaninspiration.

28.WhenJackwasfirstlybroughttotheauthor’shome,whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?

A.Hewasverycarefulandstayedmostlyintheauthor’shome.

B.Hehadnotroublerunningaroundthehouse.

C.Hecouldnotgetdownstairs.

D.Heisfondofrunningaroundthebackyards.

29.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?

A.Jackthinksalltheothercatslikehim.

B.PeoplewhohavemetJackdon’tthinkJackispitiful.

C.Peoplewhodon’tknowJackdon’tlikehim.

D.Jackistheonlycattheauthorowns.

30.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.Aneyelesscat.B.Arightchoice.

C.Aninspiringstory.D.Aspecialmemory.

B

Inasurvivalstoryhisdoctorscallextraordinary,a22-month-oldPennsylvaniaboywhoselifelessbodywaspulledfromanicystreamwasrevivedafteranhourand41minutesofCPRandhassufferedvirtuallynolingeringeffects.

GardellMartincamehomefromthehospitalonSunday,andhisdoctorssaidThursdayhehasmadeafullrecovery.

"

It'

snotonlyextraordinarilyrarethatwegotthekidback,butwhat'

sevenmoreextraordinaryistherateatwhichherecoveredandthecompletenessofhisrecovery,"

saidDr.FrankMaffei,directorofthepediatricintensivecareunitatGeisinger'

sJanetWeisChildren'

sHospitalinDanville."

Thestarsandmoonaligned,andhehadanangelonhisshoulder."

GardellandtwoofhisbrothershadgoneoutsidetoplayonMarch11whenhefellintothestreamthatrunsthroughtheir5-acrepropertynearMifflinburgandwassweptawaybythefast-movingcurrent.His7-year-oldbrother,Greg,ranintothehouseandscreamedthathecouldn'

tfindGardell.Theirmother,RoseMartin,called911shortlyafterhertwoteenagedaughtersrushedoutfranticallysearchingforthetoddlerdownstream.AneighborfoundGardellnearlyaquarter-mileaway,caughtupinatreebranchandwatergushingaroundhim.

Anambulancecrewarrivedmomentslater,foundnopulseandbeganCPR.Theprocesswouldcontinue,unbroken,for101minutes—intheambulance,atacommunityhospital,aboardamedicalhelicopterand,finally,intheemergencyroomofGeisingerMedicalCenter,whereateamofsome30doctorsandnursessprangintoaction.

Hourslater,Gardellregainedconsciousness—andhisbrainfunctionwasnormal,stunningdoctors.

ItwasanactofGod,"

saidhisgratefulmother,RoseMartin."

Thereisnodoubtinmymindit'

samiracle.Godhadtherightpeopleintherightplaceattherighttimeandtheyalldidawonderfuljob."

Dr.RichardLambert,theattendingphysicianinthepediatricintensivecareunit,saidGardellbelongedina"

rare,rare,extremecategoryforrecovery."

Aweeklater,themedicalteamisstillonahigh."

Itprovidesuswithasmileonourface,knowingyouwerepartofsomethingthiswonderfulandamazing,"

Lambertsaid.

31.AccordingtoParagraph1,whathappenedtotheGardell?

A.Helosthislifefor101minutes.

B.Hewassavedfromanicyriver.

C.Hesurvivedwithoutanyhelp.

D.HerecoveredonThursday.

32.WhatismoreamazinglyaccordingtoDrMaffei?

A.Theboyfullyrecoveredwithoutalmostnoafter-effects.

B.The