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Ⅰ.听力(共两节,满分35分)
略
Ⅱ.语言知识及应用(共两节,满分35分)
第一节完形填空(共10小题;
每小题2分,满分20分)
阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从21~30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。
AsIwalkedhomeonefreezingday,Istumbled(绊脚)onawalletinthestreet.Ipickeditupandlookedinsidetofindsome21sothatIcouldcalltheowner.Butthewallet22onlythreedollarsandaletter,whichlookedasifithadbeeninthereforyears.Theenvelopewas23andtheonlythingonitwasthereturnaddress.Istartedtoopentheletter,24tofindsomeclue.ThenIsawthedateline-1924.Theletterhadbeenwrittenalmostsixtyyearsearlier!
Itwaswritteninabeautifulhandwriting,onbluepaperwithalittleflowerintheleft-handcorner.Itwasa“DearJohn”(绝交)letterthattoldthe25,Michael,thatthewritercouldnotseehimanymorebecausehermother26it.Evenso,shewrotethatshewould27lovehim.ItwassignedHannah.
Itwasabeautifulletter,buttherewasno28,exceptforthenameMichael,toidentifytheowner.29ifIcalledtheinformationcenter,theoperatorcouldfindaphonelistingfortheaddressontheenvelope.Actually,Itookgreat30tofindbothHannahandMichael,whostillremainedsingle.Then,aftersixtyyears’separation,theymarriedeachotherintheirlateseventies.AndIwasinvitedtobetheirbestman!
21.A.identificationB.qualificationC.recognitionD.description
22.A.costB.filledC.containedD.included
23.A.newB.wornC.prettyD.attractive
24.A.managingB.wonderingC.supposingD.hoping
25.A.receiverB.ownerC.friendD.partner
26.A.allowedB.forcedC.forbadeD.promised
27.A.everB.neverC.alwaysD.even
28.A.problemB.wayC.markD.sign
29.A.OnlyB.EvenC.AsD.Maybe
30.A.painsB.risksC.actionsD.cautions
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,在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空,并将答案填写在答题卡标号为31~40的相应位置上。
Mother’sdayisnotcelebratedonthesamedaythroughouttheworld,forinstance,inAmericanMother’sDay31(occur)onthesecondSundayinMaywhileinBritainitishonoredonthefourthSundayinLent(大斋期)
MotheringSundaywascelebratedinBritainbeginninginthe17thcentury.Itbegan32adaywhenapprenticesandsavantscouldreturnhomeforthedaytovisittheirmothers.33(Tradition),menwenthomewithagiftof“motheringcake”---akindoffruitcakeorfruit-filledpastry34(know)assimnelcake.
Thanks35AnnaM.Jarvis,Mother’sDayhasbecomeanofficialholidayintheUnitedStates.Afterayearwhen36motherdiedonMay9,1905,AnnaM.Jarvisattendedamemorialserviceatthechurch.Inspiredbytheservice,shethoughtitwouldbewonderful37peoplesetasideacertaintimetopaypersonalrespecttotheirmothers.Then,thedaughterbeganusingsomeofhermoneytopromoteaday38wouldhonourallmothers.
Sheand39stagedaletter-writingcampaigntoministers,businessmen,andpoliticiansinordertoestablishannationalMother’sDay.Theyweresuccessfulintheend.PresidentWoodrowWilson,in1914,made40officialannouncementmakingMother’sDayanationalobservancethatwastobeheldeachyearonthe2ndSundayofMay.
Ⅲ.阅读(共两节,满分40分)
第一节阅读理解(共15小题;
每小题2分,满分30分)
阅读下面短文,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
Iusedtowatchherfrommykitchenwindow.Sheseemedsosmallasshemuscledherwaythroughthecrowdofboysontheplayground.TheschoolwasacrossthestreetfromourhomeandIwouldoftenwatchthekidsastheyplayedduringbreak.IrememberthefirstdayIsawherplayingbasketball.Iwatchedinwonderassherancirclesaroundtheotherkids.Shemanagedtoshootjumpshotsjustovertheirheadsandintothenet.Theboysalwaystriedtostopherbutnoonecould.Ibegantonoticeheratothertimes,basketballinhand,playingalone.
OnedayIaskedherwhyshepracticedsomuch.Withoutamomentofhesitationshesaid,“Iwanttogotocollege.TheonlywayIcangoistogetascholarship.Iamgoingtoplaycollegebasketball.Iwanttobethebest.MyDaddytoldmeifthedreamisbigenough,thefactsdon’tcount.”Well,Ihadtogiveittoher—shewasdetermined.Iwatchedherthroughthosejuniorhighyearsandintohighschool.Everyweek,sheledherschoolteamtovictory.
Onedayinhersenioryear,Isawhersittinginthegrass,headinherarms.Iwalkedacrossthestreetandsatdowninthecoolgrassbesideher.QuietlyIaskedwhatwaswrong.“Oh,nothing,”cameasoftreply,“Iamjusttooshort.”Thecoachtoldherthatat5’5”shewouldprobablynevergettoplayforatoprankedteam—muchlessofferedascholarship—sosheshouldstopdreamingaboutcollege.ShewasheartbrokenandIfeltmyownthroattightenasIsensedherdisappointment.Iaskedherifshehadtalkedtoherdadaboutityet.Shetoldmethatherfathersaidthosecoacheswerewrong.Theyjustdidnotunderstandthepowerofadream.Hetoldherthatifshetrulywantedascholarshipandthatnothingcouldstopherexceptonething—herownattitude.
Thenextyear,assheandherteamwenttotheNorthernCaliforniaChampionshipgame,shewasofferedascholarshipandonthecollegeteam.Shewasgoingtogetthecollegeeducationthatshehaddreamedof.
41.Theauthorwasprobablythegirl’s.
A.neighborB.friendC.motherD.teacher
42.Whywasthegirlheartbroken?
A.Shewasconsideredtooshorttobeatopplayer.
B.Hercoachstoppedhertrainingbecauseofherheight.
C.Shecouldn’tbeonacollegebasketballteam.
D.Shewouldn’tbeadmittedbyanidealcollege.
43.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat.
A.herfamilywouldn’tliketopayhercollegefee
B.herfatherforcedhertoplaybasketballincollage
C.beingatopbasketballplayercanwinyouascholarshipforcollege
D.shewouldn’tliketoturntohisfatherforhelpwhenindifficulty
44.Whichwordcanbestdescribeherfather?
A.Encouraging.B.Optimistic.C.Stubborn.D.Cruel.
45.Whichproverbbestmatchesthestory?
A.Practicemakesperfect.
B.Romewasnotbuiltinaday.
C.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.
D.Pridecomesbeforeafall.
B
AsIwasreadingarecentstoryinSlateon20-somethingscomplainingabouthowtheeconomywasruiningtheirlifeplans,Icouldn’thelpbutthinkthe20-somethingssoundedlikeabunchofspoiledchildrenwhogrewupexpectingeverythingtobeeasyforthem.Asa20-somethingmyself,Icertainlysharetheirdisappointment:
myhusbandandIprobablywon’tbeabletobuyahouseuntilwe’reinour40s,andwetooareburdenedbystudentloans(贷款).Butwhyshoulditbeanydifferent?
BeingyoungpersonsinAmerica,shouldn’ttheytakeupallofthechallengesandopportunitiesthatthiscountryoffers?
ConsidersomeoftheseviewssharedintheSlatestory:
Jennifer,29,ownerofatwo-bedroomapartmentwithherhusband,worriesthatshewon’tbeabletohavechildrenforatleastadecadebecausetheycan’taffordtobuyahouseyet.
Ireadthat,andIthought,whatplanetisshelivingonwhereyouneedtoownahouseinordertohavekids?
Hassheevervisitedadevelopingcountry,orevendowntownareasinthisone?
Homeownershipisaluxury(奢华),notafertilityrequirement.
A26-year-oldinthestorydespairs(绝望)thathecan’taffordtogetaPh.D.inliterature.Well,thatsoundsabitlikeexpressingdisappointmentthatnoonewillpayyoutowritepoetryonthebeachinThailandforfiveyears.
Yes,it’ssadthattheseyoungpeoplefeelsolost.ButIthinktheproblemistheirextremelyhighexpectations,noteconomicreality.BethKobliner,authorofGetaFinancialLife:
PersonalFinanceinYourTwentiesandThirties,saysthatshethinkspeople’sexpectationsareslowlyadjusting,buttoday’s20-somethingsgrewupatatimewheneveryone’swealthappearedtobeexpanding.Theirparentsprobablysawtheirhomevaluesrisealongwiththeirinvestments.“Soyouhavepeoplewhohavegrownupinanenvironmentwherepeoplehadgreatexpectationsofwhatlivingwellmeans,”saysKobliner.
Thisrecession(衰退)willcertainlyplayaroleinforcingthoseexpectationsintomorerealisticgroup.Inthemeantime,itseemsalotbetterforourmentalhealthtofocusonbeinggrateful-forourone-bedroomapartments,forlivinginmoderncities,orperhapsjustforbeingabletoeatthreemealsaday-thanonlongingforsomekindofluxurylife.
46.Whatmakestheauthorthinkthe20-somethingssoundlikeabunchofspoiledchildren?
A.Theyexpecteverythingtobeeasyforthem.
B.Theycomplainthattheeconomyisspoilingtheirlifeplans.
C.Theyarereluctanttofaceallofthechallenges.
D.Theyareburdenedbystudentloans.
47.Theunderlinedword“fertility”inParagraph3probablymeans.
A.babyproductionB.pleasant
C.babycomfortD.essential
48.Whichofthefollowingisnotoneofthecomplaintsofthe20-somethings?
A.Theycan’thavechildrenforatleastadecadetobuyahouse.
B.Theyhaveonlyone-bedroomapartmenttolivein.
C.Theycan’tbuyahouseuntil40becauseofstudentloans.
D.TheydespairatnotbeingabletoaffordaPh.D.inliterature.
49.What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardsthe20-somthingswithhighexpectationinParagraph5?
A.Intolerant.
B.Negative.
C.Unbelieving.
D.Understanding.
50.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?
A.HowYoungPeopleAffordtoContinueTheirStudy
B.WhyYoungPeopleCan’tA