高考英语试题及参考答案天津卷.docx

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高考英语试题及参考答案天津卷

2007年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试（天津卷）

英语

第一部分：

英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

1.Hedidn’tmake____clearwhenandwherethemeetingwouldbeheld.

A.thisB.thatC.itD.these

2.---CouldyouturntheTVdownalittlebit?

---______.Isitdisturbingyou?

A.Takeiteasy.B.I’msorry.C.NotabitD.Itdepends

3.Iwantedtocatch_____earlytrain,butcould’tget_____ridetothestation.

A.an;theB./;theC.an;/D.the;a

4._____fire,allexitsmustbekeptclear.

A.InplaceofB.InsteadofC.IncaseofD.Inspiteof

5.Hardlycouldhe_____thisamountofworkinsuchashorttime.

A.getthroughB.getoffC.getintoD.getdown

6.Theglassdoorshavetakentheplaceofthewoodenonesattheentrance,____inthenaturallightduringtheday.

A.toletB.lettingC.letD.havinglet

7.Lucyhas____allofthegoalsshesetforherselfinhighschoolandisreadyfornewchallengesatuniversity.

A.acquiredB.finishedC.concludedD.achieved

8.Itisdifficultforustolearnalessoninlife____we’veactuallyhadthatlesson.

A.untilB.afterC.sinceD.when

9.Anew_____busservicetoTianjinAirportstartedtooperatetwomonthsago.

A.normalB.usualC.regularD.common

10.－Iapologizefornotbeingabletojoinyoufordinner.

－____.We’llgettogetherlater.

A.GoaheadB.NottoworryC.That’srightD.Don’tmentionit

11.Thosesuccessfuldeafdancersthinkthatdancingisanactivity_____sightmattersmorethanhearing.

A.whenB.whoseC.whichD.where

12.Onethousanddollarsamonthisnotafortunebutwouldhelpcovermyliving_____.

A.billsB.expensesC.pricesD.charges

13.IfNewtonlivedtoday,hewouldbesurprisebywhat____inscienceandtechnology.

A.haddiscoveredB.hadbeendiscovered

C.hasdiscoveredD.hasbeendiscovered

14.Thefinalscoreofthebasketballmatchwas93-94.Wewereonly____beaten.

A.nearlyB.slightlyC.narrowlyD.lightly

15.Theseasideheredrawsalotoftouristseverysummer.Warmsunshineandsoftsandsmake____itis.

A.whatB.whichC.howD.where

第二节：

完形填空（共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16－35各题所给的A.B.C.D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

Robertaappearedonthestage.Shetookadeepbreathandbeganto16.NowshewasPortia,astrong–willed17inShakespeare’sTheMerchantofVenice.Thetheaterwasfilledwithpeople.Shewasspeakingwithapowershehadneverbeforeexperienced,thewordsflowing18formher.

19,Robertahadneveractedinherlifebeforetheaudition（选拔试演）.She20beinginfrontofotherpeople.Shewasvery21atschool.Shehadneverthoughtshewasgoodenoughatanythingto22muchattention.Shestayedmostlytoherself,making23friends.Shehadexcellentgrades,24shealwaysthoughtthatsomethingwasmissing.

Twoweeksbeforetheaudition,Robertsa’smotherhadheardaboutitand25hertojoinin.

“Ican’tthinkofanyoneelsebettersuitedto26thepart.Rememberalltheplaysyouusedtoactourforus?

”

Hermotherwouldn’tletthe27drop.“You’rejustalittlescared（害怕）.Everyonegetsscared.Youknowyou28doit.Thetrickistolookpastthe29tofindtheloveofwhatyou’redoing.’’

SoRobertahadmadeanappointment（预约）withtheheadoftheDramaClub.Shehadreadtheplayandfoundherselfexcitedbythe30ofspeakingsuchrichwords.InsecretshepracticedPortia’spart,31thelinesbyrepeatingthemoverandover.Itwasn’thard;she32everyminuteofit.Everytimeshespokethewords,shehadanew33ofthelines,asifShakespearehadwrittenPortiaonmanylevels.

Onthedayoftheaudition,she34twoofPortia’sfamousspeechesfortheauditors.Whenshehadfinished,theheadoftheDramaClubannouncedthe35washers.

16.A.singB.danceC.speakD.report

17.A.memberB.actressC.playerD.character

18.A.weaklyB.rapidlyC.smoothlyD.slowly

19.A.AtfirstB.InfactC.AfterallD.Inall

20.A.hatedB.enjoyedC.appreciatedD.regretted

21.A.honestB.shyC.politeD.patient

22.A.avoidB.focusC.payD.attract

23.A.fewB.afewC.severalD.many

24.A.orB.soC.forD.but

25.A.forcedB.requestedC.encourgedD.reminded

26.A.acceptB.playC.offerD.learn

27.A.roleB.matterC.interestD.grade

28.A.canB.mustC.mayD.should

29.A.angerB.painC.sadnessD.fear

30.A.purposeB.wayC.ideaD.importance

31.A.memorizingB.organizingC.checkingD.improving

32.A.dislikedB.lovedC.expectedD.bore

33.A.considerationB.descriptionC.selectionD.understanding

34.A.practicedB.plannedC.performedD.delivered

35.A.partB.playC.speechD.position

第二部分：

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

ThecityofRomehaspassedanewtopreventcrueltytoanimals.Allgoldfishbowlsarenolongerallowedanddogownersmustwalktheirdogs.

Thiscomesafteranationallawwaspassedtogiveprisonsentencestopeoplewhodesertcatsordogs.

“Thecivilizationofacitycanbemeasuredbythis,”saidMonicaCarina,thecouncilor（议员）behindthenewlaw.

“It’sgoodtodowhateverwecanforouranimalswhoinexchangeforalittlelovefillourexistencewiththeirattention,”shetoldaRomenewspaper.

Thenewspaperreportedthatroundbowlsdon’tgiveenoughoxygenforfishandmaymakethemgoblind.

“Romehastriedtoprotectfishmorethananywhereelseintheworld.Itstandsoutforrecognizingthatfishareinterestinganimalswhodeserve（值得）overrespectandcompassioneverybitasmuchasdogsandcatsandotheranimals,”saidKarinRobertson,adirectorofthePeoplefortheEthicalTreatmentofAnimals.

LastyearalawwaspassedinItalythatgivespeoplewhodesertpetsbigfines（罚款）andprisonsentences.Sincethenlocalgovernmentshaveaddedtheirownanimalprotectionrules.

ThenortherncityofTurinpassedalawinApriltogivepetownersfinesofupto＄598iftheydonotwalktheirdogsthreetimesaday.

ThenewlawinRomealsosaysthatownersmustn’tleavetheirdogsinhotcarsorcuttheirdogs’tailstomakethemlooklovelies.Thelawalsogiveslegalrecognitiontothe“catladies”whofeedhomelesscats.Thecatslivealloverthecityfromancientruinstomodernofficecarparks.

36.ThenewlawpassedinRomewill_____

A.helpimprovefishingenvironment

B.guaranteebetterconditionsforgoldfish

C.stoppeoplefromcatchinggoldfish

D.discouragekeepinggoldfishathome

38.Theunderlinedword“compassion”inParagraph6istheclosestinmeaningto____

A.pity

B.praise

C.support

D.popularity

39.PeoplemaybreakthelawinTurinifthey_____

A.keeptheirdogsorcatsincars

B.feedhomelessanimalsincarparks

C.raisetheircatsnearancientruins

D.shuttheirdogshomealldaylong

B

CharlesBlackman:

AliceinWonderland

AnExhibitionattheNationalGalleryofVictoria（NGV）,Australia

10June---12August2007

Venue（地点）TheIanPotterCentre

AdmissionFreeentry

CharlesBlackmanisfamousforhisbeautifulpaintingofdreams.In1956,heheardforthefirsttimeLewisCarroll`sextraordinarytaleofAliceinWonderland–thestoryofaVictoriangirlwhofallsdownarabbithole.meetsalotoffunnycharactersandexperienceallkindsofthings.Atthattime.Blackman`swifewassufferingformprogressiveblindness.ThestoryofAlicemovingthroughthestrangesituations.oftendisheartenedbyvariousevents,wassimilartohiswife`sexperiences.Italsoreflectorsomuchofhisownlife.AllthiscontributedtothecompletionoftheAliceinWonderlandpaintings.

IllustratorWorkshop

Gostraighttotheexpertsforanintroductorycourseinbookillustration.Thecourseincludesanintroductiontotheprocessofillustrationanditstechniques,workshopexerciseandgroupprojects.

DateSunday17June&Sunday5Aug.10am—1pm

VenueGasWorksArtsPark

WonderfulWorld

CelebratetheexhibitionandChildren`sBookWeekwithspecialactivitiesjustfortheday.includingaspecialvisitfromAliceandtheWhiteRabbit

DateSunday24June,11am—4pm

VenueExhibitionSpace.Level3

Topsy-Turvy

VisittheexhibitionordiscoverwonderfulcuriositiesinartworksintheNGVCollectionandmakeamagicworldinabox.AliceandtheWhiteRabbitwillbewithyou.WaltDisney`sAliceinWonderlandwillbescreened.

DatesSunday8,15,22,29July,andTuesday24-Friday27July,12noon—3pm

VenueTheatre,NGVAustralia

DrawingWorkshop

Distortionsofscale（比例失真）canmakeartworksstrangebutinteresting.FindouthowCharlesBlackmandistortedscaleinhispaintingstocreateacuriousworld.thenexperimentwithscaleinyourowndrawings.Moreinformationuponbooking.

DateFriday27July,10:

30am-3pm

VenueForyer,Level3

40.CharlesBlackman`spaintingscomefrom

AhisadmirationforLewisCarrioll

Bhisdreamofbecomingafamousartist

Chiswishtoexpresshisownfeelings

Dhiseagernesstocurehiswife`sillness

41.Whichtwoactivitiescanyouparticipateinonthesameday?

AIllustratorWorkshopandWonderfulWorld

BIllustratorWorkshopandDrawingWorkshop.

C.WonerfulWorldandTopsy–Turvy.

DTopsy-TurvyandDrawingWorkshop.

42.TounderstandtheAliceinWonderlandpaintings,youshouldgoto

AExhibitionSpace.Level3

BGasWorksArtsPark

CTheatre,NGVAustralia

DFoyer,Level3

43.Activitiesconcerningchildren`sbooksaretobeheld

AonJune24,2007BonJuly15,2007

ConJuly24,2007DonAugust5,2007

C

Irecentlyturnedfifty,whichisyoungforatree,midlifeforanelephant,andancientforasportsman,FiftyisanicenumberforthestatesintheUSorforanationalspeedlimitbutitisnotanumberthatIwaspreparedtohavehungonme.Fiftyissupposedtobemyfather`sage.butnowIamstuckwiththisnumberandeverythingitmeans.

Afewdaysago,afriendtriedtocheermeupbysaying,“Fiftyiswhatfortyusedtobe.”Hehadmadeaninspirationalpoint,AmIoverthehill?

Peoplekeeptellingmethatthehillhasbeenmoved,andIkeeptellingthemthathehigh-jumpbarha