内蒙古自治区普通高中学业水平考试样Word格式.docx

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25.SeeingMominterestedinherbook,Gilbertdecidedto 

26theanimal.Hewalkedquietlyintoawilderplace.Helooked 

27around,butsawonlyarabbit.Then, 

28,heheardfootsteps.Hestoodstilland 

29.Whentheanimalwasvery 

30 

tohim,hejumpedoutofhishidingplaceandhelditrounditsneck.Itdidnottrytobite.ButitthrewGilbertuponthe 

31.Gilbertwassoononhisfeetagain.Hewasnot 

32atall.Helookedattheanimal:

Itwasnotawolfbutacalf（牛犊）.Theboyfeltvery 

33.Hehurriedbacktohismother,tearsinhiseyes.Hetoldherwhathadhappened.Hismothersaid,“Youwerevery 

34.Youaremyherobecauseyou 

35whatyouthoughtwasagreatdangerandyouwerenotafraid.”

16.A.famousB.wise 

C.braveD.generous

17.A.wishedB.guessedC.realizedD.believed

18.A.mountainB.forestC.farmD.river

19.A.tiger 

B.lionC.bearD.wolf

20.A.thoughtsB.questionsC.plansD.complaints

21.A.bathB.pictureC.walkD.break

22.A.tiredB.afraidC.cruelD.surprised

23.A.soB.onceC.butD.for

24.A.dangerB.wonderC.useD.point

25.A.singB.readC.sleepD.draw

26.A.giveupB.worryaboutC.lookforD.askabout

27.A.angrilyB.hurriedlyC.proudlyD.carefully

28.A.finallyB.suddenlyC.graduallyD.strangely

29.A.listenedB.criedC.waitedD.watched

30.A.close 

B.familiarC.blindD.harmful

31.A.stoneB.wallC.treeD.ground

32.A.defeatedB.botheredC.frightenedD.hurt

33.A.annoyedB.ashamedC.nervousD.excited

34.A.smartB.curiousC.courageousD.lucky

35.A.facedB.avoidedC.choseD.accepted

第二部分：

阅读理解（共15小题；

每小题2分，满分30分）

A

Mr.Hadleywasmy6thgradeteacher.AtthattimeIwasashortgirlweighing70kilograms.Boysalwayslaughedatmebecauseofit.SoIbecameanextremelyshyyounglady.

OnedayMr.Hadleytoldusthatwewouldberequiredtocometothefrontoftheclassandreadthereportsthatwehadcompleted.

Whenmyturncame,Irefusedtostandinfrontofallthosestudentsandopenuptotheirtricks.Mr.Hadleyhandedmemyreportandaskedmetoreadit.Igaveitbacktohim.Hewalkedtothefrontandsaid,“MarthahasaverygoodreporthereandIthinkeveryoneneedstohearherreadit.Ifyoumakestrangenoisesormakefunofherinanyway,Iwillletyoufailrighthereandnow.OK?

”

Mr.Hadleywalkedbacktomeandhandedmethepaperagain,askingmetogotothefrontoftheclass.IwalkedthereonlegsthatwereshakingandIfeltarabbitinmychest.Everyonewasallquiet,includingthoseboys.Istoodtheretryingtobecalm.

Mr.Hadleywalkedovertomeandputhisarmaroundme,“Youcandoit.Ihaveconfidenceinyou!

”Hiswordshelpedmecalmdown.Ireadthereportandinsteadofthekidslaughingatmeandmakingfunofme,theyallstoodupandclappedtheirhands.

Fromthatdayonthekidsnevermadefunofmeanymoreandsomeactuallymadefriendswithme.IcontinuedtobequiteshyallthroughschoolbutIknewifIhadtostandupinfrontoftheclass,Icoulddoit.

36.Marthafeltextremelyshybecauseofher.

A.studyB.ageC.appearanceD.beauty

37.Martharefusedtoreadherreportinfrontoftheclassbecause.

A.shedidn’tliketheteacherofthe6thgrade

B.sheknewherreportwasnotgood

C.theteacherwouldn’tlistentoher

D.shewasafraidofbeinglaughedat

38.HowdidMarthafeelwhenshecametothefronttoreadherreport?

A.CuriousB.ExcitedC.NervousD.Angry

39.Fromthepassageweknowthat.

A.Martha’sreportwaswellwritten

B.Marthahadarabbitasherpet

C.Marthawasagood-lookinggirl

D.theteacherhelpedMarthawithherreport

40.Mr.HadleyhelpedMarthagain.

A.satisfactionB.self-confidenceC.humorD.happiness

B

TheNewYorkPublicLibrary,intheheartofthecityat42ndStreetand5thAvenue,mayhavetocloseitsdoors.

ThelibraryisoneofNewYork’smostbeautifulandvaluablebuildings.Eventhoughitisinthebusiestpartofthecity,ithasgrassandtreesaroundit,andbenchesforpeopletositon.EvenmoreunusualincrowdedNewYork,itsroomsareverylarge.TheroofoftheMainReadingRoomis51feethigh.Here,areadercansitandworkincomfort.

Thelibraryhasoverthirtymillionbooksandpaintings.ItownsoneofthefirstcopiesofaShakespeare’splay,aBibleprintedinthe15thcentury,andaletterwrittenbyColumbusinwhichhetellsoffindingthenewworld.

EveryNewYorkercanvisitthelibraryanduseitsriches--free.

Butthecostofrunningthelibraryhasrisensharplyinrecentyears,andthelibraryhasnotenoughmoneytocontinueitswork.Inthepast,itwasopeneveryday.NowitisclosedonSaturdaysandSundaysandeveryeveningtosavemoney.

Thelibraryistryingtoraisemoremoneytomeetitsincreasingcost.Well-knownwritersandartistsaretryingtohelp.Soaretheuniversities,whosestudentsusethelibrary,andthegovernmentofNewYorkCity.Buttheproblemremainsserious.

Yetawaymustbefoundtosavethelibrarybecause,asonewritersaid,“ThePublicLibraryisthemostimportantbuildinginNewYorkCity--itcontainsallourknowledge.”

41.WhereistheNewYorkPublicLibrary?

A.OutsideNewYork.B.Inthenorthofthecity.

C.InthebusiestpartofNewYork.D.Intheheartofauniversity.

42.Whatcanbefoundinthelibrary?

A.ABiblereadbyColumbus.

B.AllthecopiesofShakespeare’splays.

C.Morethanfortymillionpaintings.

D.Aletteraboutfindingthenewworld.

43.Theperiodswhenthelibraryisopennowinclude_______.

A.TuesdayeveningB.Sundaymorning

C.SaturdayafternoonD.Mondaymorning

44.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A,Savingalibrary.B.Repairinganoldbuilding.

C.Buildinganewlibrary.D.Readingincomfort.

45.WhichofthefollowingisTRUE？

A.Thelibraryhasgrassandtreesinit.

B.NewYorkersdon’thavetopaytousethelibrary.

C.Famouswritersdon’thavetopaytousethelibrary.

D.Themainreadingroomofthelibraryis15feethigh.

C

Ifyouasksomeonewhyheorshewearsclothes,theanswerwillprobablybe"

tokeepwarmandtocovermybody"

.Thesearethebasicreasonswhyclothesareworn,butpeoplealsowanttolookattractiveandappearsuccessfultoothers.

Ifpeopleonlyworeclothesforwarmthandtocovertheirbodies,mostclotheswouldbesimpleandcheap.InmostWesterncountries,however,clothesaresometimesveryexpensive.Themainreasonforthisisnotthecostoftheclothorthecostofmakingtheclothes.Theclothesareexpensivebecauseoffashion（时尚）.

Successfulbusinessmen,forexample,oftenwearveryexpensivesuits,shirtsandties.Sometimestheypaythousandsofdollarsforasuitandhundredsofdollarsforatie.It’sjustasuitandatiebuttheypaythesepricesbecauseofthefamousnameofthedesigner.Asuitcostingmuchlesswouldbejustaswarmandwouldcoverthewearer'

sbodyjustaswell.

Fashionisalwayschanging,whichmeansthosewhowanttobefashionablehavetobuynewclotheseveryfewmonths,eveniflastmonth'

sclotheshaveonlybeenwornonceortwice.Somepeoplehavewardrobesfullofclothesthathavehardlybeenwornbutarenolongerinfashion.Beingfashionable,therefore,canbeaveryexpensivepastime（消遣）!

46.Whatdopeoplebasicallywearclothesfor?

A.Lookingattractivetoothers.B.Followingthefashion.

C.Appearingsuccessfultoothers.D.Keepingwarmandcoveringbodies.

47.Themainreasonwhyclothesaresometimesveryexpensiveisthat_______.

A.onehastobuynewclothesB.theseclothesareinfashion

C.thecostoftheclothishighD.makingclothescostsmuch

48.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat_______.

A.expensiveclothesarenotworththeirprices

B.fashionisnotalwayschanging

C.expensiveclothesarewarmer

D.fashiondesignerslikeexpensiveclothes

49.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“wardrobes”inParagraph4mean?

A.Fashionableclothesshops.B.Theclothesthatsomepeoplehave.

C.Cupboardsforstoringclothes.D.Shelvesusedforkeepingbooks.

50.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Suitsandties.B.Clothesandfashion.

C.Beautyandsuccess.D.Costandpastime.

第Ⅱ卷

第三部分：

写作（共两节，满分25分）

第一节：

阅读表达（共5小题；

每小题2分，满分10分）

阅读下列短文，根据短文内容在表格空白处填入适当信息。

每空不超过5个单词。

Anewclubwillbesetupforstudentswholikemusic.Ifyouareamusiclover,pleasecomeandfillintheformtojointheclub.

Theclubwillhavedifferentactivitiesandtheywillallbeheldintheschoollibrary.

OnMondayafternoons,clubmemberswilllistentotheCDsthatourmembersbringtotheclub.Andthenanyonewillbegivenachancetoperformtheirmusic.

OnWednesdayafternoons,clubmemberswilltalkaboutpeoplewhowrotethemusicandthosewhoperformedit.IfyouknowsomethingaboutpeoplelikeBeethoven,Mozart,orShubert,thiswillbeagoodtimeforyoutotellus.

OnFridayafternoons,wewillinvitemusicteacherstoteachoutmemberhowtopla