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1、第一节 完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）41-45 CBDDA 46-50 CABCA 51-55 ACBCA 56-60 ABDBD第II卷第2节语法填空 （共10个小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分）61. strangely 62. until/ till/ before 63. mine 64. why 65. a66. fearing 67. than 68. preparations 69. like 70. needs第四部分 写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节 短文改错 （共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）The Magic Tree House series

2、are among the most popular book series ever writing for children. It tells a is writtenstory of two kids, Jack and his sister Annie, seem to be very excited about finding a tree house in the woods. who A tree house is magic and can transport him to various places and various times in history. It tur

3、ned out that The them turnsKing Arthur from Camelot needs help. However, Jacks head librarians, Morgan le Fay, sends him and Annie to Therefore/ Thus librarianhelp. They end up go to many different places and time periods through history on their adventures, which goingattract to readers a lot. The

4、series so far has had over 40 books and is likely to grow. 第二节 书面表达（满分25分）Dear editor, I am writing to you to talk about the heavy traffic. Nowadays, people in many big cities are complaining about the heavy traffic. It has seriously influenced peoples daily life and economic development. To solve t

5、he problem, Id like to put forward some pieces of advice. For one thing, more streets and roads should be built. In this way, we can speed up the flow of buses and cars. For another, the number of bikes and cars can be limited, which can decrease the traffic flow. But the most important thing is tha

6、t the number of private cars should be put under control. Meanwhile, buses should have their own special routes which cannot be used by other vehicles. Besides, underground train and city train should be developed quickly. I do hope my suggestions will be taken. Yours, Li Hua听力原文（Text 1） W: Are you

7、getting to Saratoga by bus or by train? M: I dont know yet. But Alex suggests me driving there.（Text 21） M: What are you doing after graduation? W: Im not certain. I may become a teacher. But maybe Ill be practicing law. What about you? Well, things change all too quickly. Id rather wait and see.（Te

8、xt 3） Joe would like us to save a place for him. For him? Wont he get to the theatre before us? He said he would start half an hour earlier than us.（Text 4） Could you tell me where Dr. Browns office is? Its on the fifth floor, but the elevator can only go to the fourth. So youll have to use the stai

9、rs. Its the seventh room on the left.（Text 5） Hey, John. What are you doing? Im looking through the Wanted ads of this newspaper. I need to get a part-time job to pay my school tuition fee. Maybe I can be a tour guide in the future. Well, good luck.（Text 6） Did you go to the basketball game on Frida

10、y? No, I couldnt make it. I saw a football game with my boyfriend. You missed a really good game. Oh, really? Who won? Loncoln High or Frankfurt High? Neither of them. Our school did! They played really well. Too bad I missed it. I really wanted to go. Yeah, you should have. Really exciting. Ill mak

11、e sure and make it to the next one.（Text 7） What can I do for you? I am trying to find this book. Whats the problem? It doesnt seem like this library has it. Have you checked the computer? I have already. What did it say? It says the book is on the shelf, but I didnt find it there. I can always borr

12、ow the book from another library. You can do that? Ill make the call and contact you when it gets in. Thats fantastic. Thank you.（Text 8） I hope therell be plenty to eat there. Im starving. Dont worry about that. Amandas a great cook. Did you ask her if we should bring anything? Yeah. A bottle of wi

13、ne. I got some white. Why did you get white? Do you know what shes serving? I think she said shes cooking fish. Oh, that sounds good. Lets see. Do you want me to pick you up? Well, when did she say, six-thirty or seven oclock? Seven. Then I have time to walk, so lets just meet at Pats house. OK. But

14、 could you give me a ride home after dinner? Sure. No problem. See you there in about half an hour then.（Text 9） Whats the matter, honey? Ah, everybody at the office is sick, the work keeps piling up, uh Im getting blamed for it. Oh, well, come on, it cant be as bad as all that. Well, it is, yeah. I

15、 I cant take much more of it. II mean it keeps getting worse. Ive got to do something about it. Oh. Well, maybe theres another way to look at it, like look at it this way. If you hired a temporary typist, now wouldnt that take some of the pressure off you? Yeahwewewell, oh, whats, what the point of

16、hiring a temporary typist? The typist we got already should be able to handle no, its other problems. The typings not the problem. Well, when we talked about this last week you thought a typist might help. Ahh, well that was last week. Now, II dont know, I couldnt care less. Oh, honey. Hey look. Gue

17、ss what I made you for supper. Mm. What is it? Roast rack of lamb. How about that? Mmm. Youre a sweetheart. Are you trying to distract me? Yes, Im trying to distract you. Now why dont you sit right down here, and Ill go get dinner and put it on the table.（Text 10） Do you want to know something about

18、 the history of weather? Dont look at the sky. Dont look for old weather reports. Looking at tree rings is more important. Correct reports date back only one century, but some trees can provide an exact record of the weather even further back. It is natural that a tree would grow best in a climate w

19、ith plenty of sunlight and rain fall. It is also expected that little sunlight or rain fall would limit the growth of a tree. The change from a favorable to an unfavorable climate can be determined by reading the pattern of rings in a tree trunk. To find out the weather of ten years ago, count the r

20、ings of a tree trunk from the outside to the inside. If the rings are close together, the climate was bad for the tree. Studying tree rings is not only important for the history of weather, but also for the history of man. In a region of New Mexico you can find only sandno trees and no people. Howev

21、er, many centuries ago a large population lived there. They left suddenly. Why? A scientist studied patterns of dead tree rings that had grown there. He decided that people had to leave because they had cut down all the trees. Trees were necessary to make fires and buildings. So, after they destroyed the trees, they had to move.