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1、I my homework before I went to the cinema yesterday．
A．will be doing B．had done
C．will do D．is doing
2、I will ________ the story as it was told to me.
A. set about B. set out
C. set down D. set up
3、When I said some students were so lazy, I _______ to you.
A.don’t refer B.wasn’t referring C.didn’t refer D.hasn’t referred
4、________ you are unwilling to study abroad, why not start a small business with me after graduation?
A. Now that B. Even though C. Ever since D. As if
5、Don’t leave Tom alone－he is _______ in such a large house.
A.frightening B.to frighten C.frightened D.frighten
6、The students were asked to ______ the blanks of the summary of the text after they finished reading.
A.wind up B.refer to C.fill in D.wonder at
7、He didn’t ________ his primary school classmate Wu Yue until she was introduced.
A．find
B．know
C．recognize
D．picked
8、Generally speaking, the cost of renting a house near a key school in Chongqing is much higher than in any other place of the city.
A. the one B. it
C. one D. that
9、No body knows the man who was killed in the accident, so it is difficult for the police to find out his .
A.accent B.source C.identity D.mystery
10、It’s raining heavily ,so the meeting will be put _____until tomorrow.
A．on
B．down
C．off
D．up
11、The discovery of new evidence led to ________.
A．the thief having caught
B．catch the thief
C．the thief being caught
D．the thief to be caught
12、He is still quite sick, but the doctor is sure that he will ________.
A.pull over B.pull up
C.pull out D.pull through
13、For medium-sized cities in China, there is much room to spread out further, ________ Yancheng is an example.
A．for which
B．in which
C．of which
D．from which
14、- Haven't we met before？ You seem to be Mr． Richard．
-______． Did we meet at James' birthday party？
A. So do I B. So I do
C. So am I D. So I am
15、Cycling is a very useful way, especially in cities ________bike paths have been built.
A．which
B．that
C．where
D．what
16、—Mr. Li, can I go on with the training?
—Sorry, you can’t you haven’t recovered from the illness.
A. before B. until
C. unless D. as
17、It was considerate_______ Jim __________us his delay in case we got worried.
A.for; informing. B.of; to inform C.at; informed D.of; informed
18、Jack’s shoes looked the same as Peter’s, but they cost ________ his.
A．as much twice as B．twice as much as
C．much as twice as D．as twice much as
19、He never complains about the difficulties he has in life. ________, he always has ways to overcome them.
A．However
B．Otherwise
C．Instead
D．Therefore
20、Universal ______ to education is the ability of all people to have equal opportunity in education, regardless of their social class, ethnicity, background or physical disabilities.
A．application
B．access
C．admission
D．attempt
21、Your fluency in English gives you an advantage ________the other candidates for the job.
A. over B. than
C. with D. for
22、The way we usually try to know other people's emotions is through their facial expressions—their eyes ________.
A．in panic
B．in particular
C．in turn
D．in charge
23、When you snack （吃零食）throughout the day, it's easy to lose _______ of how much you've eaten.
A.sight B.track C.balance D.contact
24、________ themselves in community service, students can gain some experience for growth.
A．Involved
B．To involve
C．Having been involved
D．Involving
25、—What are you going to do this weekend?
一 . If time permits, I may go to Shanghai with my friends.
A．Don’t mention it
B．It doesn’t matter
C．Forget it
D．It depends
26、Each year, the US Social Security Administration releases a list of the most popular baby names of the year. Nearly every citizen is registered (登记) with the organization, making it easy to create an accurate list.
【1】 For example, names such as Dorothy (for girls) and Walter (for boys) were popular in the 1910s. But these days, these names are considered to be old-fashioned. 【2】 Other examples of old-fashioned names include Gladys and Ethel (for girls) and Howard and Clarence (for boys).
The list also shows which names are most common during a certain decade. 【3】 It happens to be my name.
But some more unusual names have increased in popularity in recent years. From 2016 to 2017, the names “Wells” and “Kairo” (for boys) and “Ensley” and “Oaklynn” (for girls) all became more popular. But these names are still quite rare compared to more ordinary names.
【4】 For example, the name “Isabella” saw a huge jump in popularity in 2009. This was because of the success of the Twilight film series, in which one of the main characters is named Isabella. 【5】
A．Even pop culture can influence how popular names become.
B．Some even refer to them as “old people names”.
C．Picking a name for their baby is often a headache for parents.
D．The list shows that society and culture change overtime.
E．It has been one of the most popular names in the US for almost a century.
F．For example, in the 1980s, when I was born, the most common name was Michael.
G．But it’s ordinary names like John and Jane that have always been popular and probably always will be.
27、If there is one thing I’m sure about,it is that in a hundred years from now we will still be reading newspapers.It is not that newspapers are a necessity.Even now some people get most of their news from television or radio.Many buy a paper only on Saturday or Sunday.But for most people reading a newspaper has become a habit passed down from generation to generation.
The nature of what is news may change.What basically makes news is what affects our lives—the big political stories,the coverage of the wars,earthquakes and other disasters will continue much the same.I think there will be more coverage of scientific research,though.It’s already happening in areas that many directly affect our lives,like genetic (基因的) engineering.In the future,I think there will be more coverage of scientific explanations of why we feel as we do—as we develop a better understanding of how the brain operates and what our feelings really are.
It’s quite possible that in the next century newspapers will be transmitted (传送) electronically from Fleet Street and printed out in our own home.In fact,I’m pretty sure that how it will happen in the future.You will probably be able to choose from a menu,making up your own newspapers by picking out the things you want to read—sports and international news,etc.
I think people have got it wrong when they talk about competition between the different media (媒体).They actually feed off each other.Some people once foresaw that television would kill off newspapers,but that hasn’t happened.What is read on the printed page lasts longer than pictures on a screen or sound lost in the air.And as for the Internet,it’s never really pleasant to read something just on a screen.
【1】What will probably be in the newspaper made by yourself?
A．Sports and international news.
B．A menu of important news.
C．The most important news.
D．What you are interested in.
【2】From the passage,we can infer ________.
A．newspapers will win the competition among different media
B．newspapers will stay with us together with other media
C．television will take the place of newspapers
D．the writer believes some media will die out
【3】The underlined phrase “feed off” in the last paragraph means “________”.
A．depend on
B．compete with
C．fight with
D．kill off
【4】What is the best title for the passage?
A．The Best Way to Get News
B．The Changes of Media
C．Make Your Own Newspapers
D．The Future of Newspapers
28、Yoga (瑜伽) is a kind of sport. It is very popular around the world now. Everyone, young or old, men or women, can do yoga.
There are many reasons why people like yoga. First, yoga can build up your muscle. Your body will become stronger and more flexible. Second, yoga helps you get rid of stress. What's more, yoga can help your mind stay calm. To put it simply, the reason why so many people are falling in love with yoga is that they are discovering how wonderful it is for their mind, body and spirit.
Yoga began in India about 5,000 years ago. At that time, people wanted to be free, healthy and live a long life. As a result, this kind of exercise was born. The early yoga was part of the religion (宗教). It was usually taught one to one—one teacher and one student. Later, it was accepted by more people.
Yoga is an Indian word that means “to join together”. There are three parts of yoga altogether: exercise, breathing and meditation (冥想). In the past, people paid more attention to the spirit. The idea behind the exercise was to join the mind, body and spirit as one.
With the development of the exercise, more and more people are doing yoga as a way of keeping healthy. Among them, office ladies enjoy doing yoga most. Yoga can give them peace, help them feel relaxed and have fewer worries and illnesses.
【1】From the passage, we know that yoga is ________ .
A．a kind of music
B．a kind of sport
C．a kind of book
D．a kind of food
【2】What is the main idea of Paragraph 2?
A．The reasons why people like yoga.
B．The places where people do yoga.
C．The ways that people develop yoga.
D．The persons who invented yoga.
【3】When did yoga begin in India?
A．2,000 years ago.
B．3,000 years ago.
C．4,000 years ago.
D．5,000 years ago.
【4】What is the passage mainly about?
A．The introduction of yoga.
B．The introduction of paper.
C．The introduction of drink.
D．The introduction of weather.
29、Horseshoe crabs are often called living fossils. These primitive arthropods have lived on earth for 360 million years, largely in the same form as they appear today. Despite their long history, the horseshoe crab’s existence is now threatened by human activities, including harvesting for medical research.
Any time a foreign object or substance enters the human body, there’s a risk of introducing infection. If you’ve had a vaccination, a surgery of any kind, or had a medical device implanted in your body, you owe your very survival to the horseshoe crab.
Horseshoe crabs have copper-rich blood that appears to be striking blue in color. Proteins in the horseshoe crab’s blood cells are released in response to even the smallest amount of bacterial endotoxin (内毒素), such as E. coli. The presence of bacteria causes horseshoe crab blood to clot or gel, part of its hypersensitive immune response system.
In the 1960s, two researchers, Frederick Bang and Jack Levin, developed a method of using these coagulation (凝固) factors to test for contamination (污染) of medical devices. By the 1970s, their Limulus amebocyte lysate (LAL) test was being used commercially to make sure everything from scalpels (手术刀) to artificial hips (髋关节) is safe for introduction in the human body.
While such testing is crucial to safe medical treatments, the practice takes a toll on horseshoe crab populations. Horseshoe crab blood is in high demand, and the medical testing industry catches as many as 500,000 horseshoe crabs each year to drain them of their blood. The crabs aren’t killed outright in the process; they’re caught, bled, and released. But biologists suspect the stress results in a percentage of the released horseshoe crabs dying once back in the water. Fortunately, management practices are in place now to protect the species.
In addition to their value in medical research, horseshoe crabs fill important ecological roles. Their smooth, wide shells provide the perfect substrate (基质) for many other marine organisms to live on. As it moves along the ocean’s bottom, a horseshoe crab may be carrying mussels, barnacles, tube worms, sea lettuce, sponges, and even oysters. Horseshoe crabs deposit their eggs by the thousands along sandy shorelines, and many migratory shorebirds, including red knots, rely on these eggs as a source of fuel during their long flights.
【1】What feature of horseshoe crabs helps save lives?
A．They can improve their immune system.
B．Their blood is sensitive to bacteria.
C．They have copper-rich blood cells.
D．Their blood is striking blue.
【2】Which of the following is closest in meaning to the underlined phrase “take a toll on” in Paragraph 5?
A．Make use of.
B．Do harm to.
C．Run out of.
D．Contribute to.
【3】How are the ecological roles of horseshoe crabs explained in the last paragraph?
A．By giving examples.
B．By making a comparison.
C．By quoting experts.
D．By offering a definition.
【4】On which type of website can we possibly read this passage?
A．Science.
B．Travel.
C．Business.
D．Life.
30、When Olivia was five, she found out that her two-year-old cousin, Zach, had leukemia, a type of cancer. She listened as her family ______ how to help Zach and his parents. Olivia ______ to help, too. Her birthday party was ______, so Olivia wrote a letter asking her friends for donations（捐赠） ___________ gifts.
“I just need a donation for kids in ______,” she wrote in her letter.
______, Olivia’s birthday donations came to more than $600. Some of the money went directly into a special bank account that helped Zach’s family _____ his medicines, and some went to a charity（慈善）.
The following year, Olivia had another ______ birthday party. Because she ______ all of her pets, she ______ this time to donate to the local branch of the Humane Society, an organization that helps ______.
“We had a jungle-theme (丛林主题) party because it was for animals,” Olivia said. This time, friends donated money and pet supplies, ______ her living room with food, bowls, and other pet-care things. “It was fun to see all the animals when we ______ the donations in the local branch of the Humane Society. The workers were really ______, too,” said Olivia.
Olivia’s ______ of birthdays for charity has continued every year.
Joan Reigner, Olivia’s first-grade teacher, was ______ by her student so that she still sends a yearly donation to Olivia’s ______. Olivia has “the ______ to see beyond herself to the greater good of ______ others,” Mrs. Reigner said.
“It makes me feel ______ that I am helping other people,” Olivia explained.
【1】
A．admitted
B．noticed
C．discussed
D．remembered
【2】
A．refused
B．feared
C．wanted
D．forgot
【3】
A．going on
B．given up
C．put off
D．coming up
【4】
A．as for
B．instead of
C．along with
D．because of
【5】
A．hospital
B．school
C．business
D．doubt
【6】
A．Sadly
B．Probably
C．Surprisingly
D．Strangely
【7】
A．pay for
B．try out
C．look for
D．get back
【8】
A．show
B．music
C．talent
D．charity
【9】
A．hates
B．loves
C．praises
D．checks
【10】
A．decided
B．failed
C．pretended
D．regretted
【11】
A．kids
B．workers
C．parents
D．animals
【12】
A．cleaning
B．filling
C．painting
D．sharing
【13】
A．threw away
B．picked up
C．found out
D．dropped off
【14】
A．happy
B．busy
C．polite
D．lonely
【15】
A．dream
B．opinion
C．tradition
D．honor
【16】
A．shocked
B．amused
C．moved
D．discouraged
【17】
A．cousin
B．party
C．friend
D．organization
【18】
A．money
B．time
C．chance
D．ability
【19】
A．meeting
B．helping
C．inviting
D．thanking
【20】
A．proud
B．afraid
C．brave
D．nervous
31、A
Water had also appeared on other planets like Mars but, 【1】 the earth, it 【2】 later. It was not immediately obvious that water was to be 【3】 to the development of life. 【4】 many scientists believe is that the continued presence of water allowed the earth to dissolve 【5】 gases and acids into the oceans and seas.
B
Some people have the idea that you can cross Canada in less than five days, but they forget 【6】 Canada is 5,500 kilometres from coast to coast. Here in Vancouver, you’re in Canada’s warmest part. People say it is Canada’s most beautiful city, 【7】 by mountains and the Pacific Ocean. Skiing in the Rocky mountains and sailing in the harbor make Vancouver one of Canada’s most popular cities 【8】 in. Its population is increasing rapidly. The coast north of Vancouver has some of the oldest and most beautiful forests in the world. It is so wet there that the trees are 【9】 tall, some 【10】 over 90 metres.
32、阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
It was the first warm day of spring, and the sun poured over the hill that borders Doyle and Rose Martin's countryside property outside Mifflinburg. It had rained heavily the day before, melting the better part of the long winter's snow, and the sun was now taking care of what the rain left behind. Water was running down the hill, filling the normally shallow rivers until they nearly jumped their banks. The stream that ran through the Martins' yard was usually ankle deep, but now it coursed (奔流) angrily at an unexpected speed, up to a man's waist (腰). And the water was rather cold.
The Martin boys, Henry,11, and Greg,7, would not waste such a lovely afternoon. After the school bus dropped them off, they ran outside to ride bikes along the stream. They were what people call free-range kids. Doyle and Rose had three boys, and they expected their children to learn independence and responsibility, the older ones looking after the younger. Now, Henry and Greg were chasing (追逐) each other on their bikes with little Gardell, who was not yet two, playing nearby. Doyle, a truck driver, was away from home. Rose was busy in the kitchen, where she could check on the boys now and then through the window.
Suddenly Greg burst through the door, his face wet with tears. “I can't find Gardell!” He screamed. “He was just with me!”
Rose rushed outside immediately and ran around with Henry and Greg calling Gardell's name anxiously.
Their neighbor Bob was reading a newspaper by the window when he heard the shouts. He looked out and saw Rose and her two sons running and shouting wildly. “Something must have happened,” Bob thought to himself and went outside quickly.
“What's wrong?” He called out to the Martins.
“We can't find little Gardell!” Rose shouted back, half crying.
注意：
1.续写词数应为150左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Bob's heart sank.
“Here's Gardell!” Bob cried.
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