上海高三下學(xué)期八校聯(lián)合調(diào)研考試英語試卷八校

1、蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆

2、蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀

3、葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆

4、莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁

5、薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆

6、蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀

7、蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄

8、蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿

9、莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅

10、薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀

11、莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄

12、蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋

13、蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃

14、莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇

15、薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁

16、莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈

17、蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂

18、蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇

19、芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁

20、薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅

21、莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿

22、蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆

23、蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁

24、芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞

25、薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈膃莂薂膁蒈蝕薁袀芁薆薁羃蒆蒂薀肅艿

26、莈蕿?zāi)i肂蚇蚈袇芇薃蚇罿肀葿蚆膂芆蒅蚆袁腿莁蚅羄莄蠆蚄肆膇薅蚃膈莂蒁螞袈膅莇螁羀莁芃螀肂膃薂螀螂荿薈蝿羄節(jié)蒄螈肇蕆莀螇腿芀蠆螆衿肅薅螅羈羋蒁襖肅肁莇襖螃芇芃袃裊聿蟻袂肈蒞薇袁膀膈蒃袀袀莃荿衿羂膆蚈袈肄莁薄羈膆膄蒀羇袆莀莆薃肈 上海2012屆高三下學(xué)期（八）校聯(lián)合調(diào)研考試英語試卷（八校聯(lián)考）2012.2.16參加學(xué)校：華師大一附中、曹楊二中、市西、市三女子、控江、格致、市北、(育才、晉元高中)第i卷 （共 105 分）ii. grammar and vocabularysection a: grammardirections: beneath each of the following sente

27、nces there are four choices marked a, b, c and d. choose the one answer that best completes the sentence.25. keeping a foreign pet is dangerous, as the owner might be infected _ the diseases brought along with the animal.a. in b. with c. by d. for26. all the ladies wear beautiful clothes for the cel

28、ebration. some are dressed in red, _ in purple.a. other b. another c. others d. the other27. according to some theories _ from psychoanalysis, life is supposedly easier; and more pleasant when anxiety is overcome.a. obtain b. obtaining c. to obtain d. obtained28. to understand the complex situation

29、completely requires more thought than _ so far. a. gave b. has given c. has been given d. is being given29. to show our respect, we usually take our gloves off _ we are to shake hands with. a. whoever b. whenever c. whichever d. wherever30. you _ an a on your term paper, but you quoted a little bit

30、more from others' papers. a. should receive b. could have receivedc. would receive d. must have received31. eric, a middle-aged fashion designer, is very happy because the clothes be designed have never been _.a. most popular b. the most popular c. less popular d. more popular32. we are strongly

31、 against the company's decision _ it will fire half of its staff in the following years. a. which b. that c. what d. when33. nancy, _ for about half a year to apply for a job as an airline hostess, finally took a position at a shopping center. a. struggled b. having struggled c. struggling d. to

32、 struggle34. dont start reading a book _ you find that its one you can read with ease and understanding. a. when b. if c. unless d. though35. i cant believe that anyone else in the school can swim as fast as you, _?a. can i b. can't they c. can't you d. can they36. one of the things that mad

33、e me long _ back in prison was that i had little opportunity thinking and reflection. a. be b. being c. to be d. to being37. when you have a job interview, it's _ you're dressed that sets the tone of it. a. however b. how c. what d. whatever38. the new lecture course differs from the old one

34、, _ the students aren't required to attend lectures. a. which that b. that c. which d. in which39. fortunately, what the witness reported to the police on the phone led to _.a. the suspect's being captured b. capture the suspectc. the suspect having captured d. be captured by the suspect40.

35、_ they may have, the ceo of the corporation calls on all the staff to gather their courage to strive it.a. what a serious problem b. however a serious problemc. how serious a problem d. whatever a serious problemsection b: vocabularydirections: complete the passage by choosing the proper words in th

36、e box. each word can only be used once. note that there is one word more than you need.a. reward b. ignore c. unique d. completed e. perseveringf. solution g. ride h. recovery i. brush j. challengingwhat is your dream? what is the goal that you have set for yourself and are working to achieve? reali

37、zing your dreams is not an easy _41_.last fall i decided to write a new book for my publisher. writing a book is a _42_ goal, which got off to a terrific start last october. the writing is flowing well. then i got sick. in fact, i got ill that i needed surgery and the _43_ was long and exhausting. i

38、 did not work from the first week of november until the second week of january. by then i was nervous about meeting the april deadline for submitting the new manuscript to my publisher.worried, i asked my author friends for some help, and they gave me this key piece of advice, “l(fā)ets start writing!&q

39、uot; they all said. so i did. it was not an immediate _44_ to my depression, but after a few weeks of _45_, i got back to normal. several people in my circle of supporters helped me make some good connections and i got the book _46_, and to the publisher on time. it was an exciting goal for me to re

40、ach, so i took my family to hawaii as my _47_.sometimes you _48_ your own dreams because of self-doubt, fear, or external complications. you can think of many different excuses to _49_ those dreams aside, but, if you go after your dreams, your world will become more exciting and you will begin to li

41、ve a more passionate and meaningful life.so, now, take a minute to write down three goals you want to accomplish this year.iii. reading comprehensionsection adirections: for each blank in the following passage there are four words or phrases marked a, b, c and d. fill in each blank with the word or

42、phrase that best fits the context.in 1867 the united states faced the task of rebuilding after the destruction of the civil war, so it looked westward for the raw materials needed to fuel industrial growth. geological surveys and mapping journeys were set forth to explore this 50 territory. these gr

43、oups, in turn, hired mapmakers, scientists, cooks, drivers, and doctors. they also hired painters and photographers as part of the teams. painters needed few supplies, making it relatively easy for them to travel in the wilderness, _51_ photographers were not so lucky; they had to transport a fully

44、stocked darkroom on the _52_.until the late 1870s, most photographers used the _53_ wet-collodion process. the first step was to wash a clean sheet of glass with a sticky mixture of collodion and chemicals, (collodion or "gun-cotton" was a recent medical discovery used to cover wounds beca

45、use the viscous (粘性的) solution turned into a protective film when dry.) after it was washed, the plate went into another bath that the picture was _54_ getting darker; finally, the glass negative (底片) was washed clean with fresh water. _55_ a photograph from the negative had to wait until the photog

46、rapher went back to the studio. the _56_ of the negative depended on the size of the camera. some negatives could be as large as 20 by 24 inches.imagine the _57_ of taking photographs in the 1860s and 1870s in the remote western wilderness! photographers went over rocky mountains and through rushing

47、 rivers. they were _58_ in the terrible desert heat, with cameras, sheets of glass, and vats of chemicals. bad weather, equipment failures, and accidents were frequent problems. they persevered, but success in creating a negative did not _59_ the production of a photograph; plates still had to be _6

48、0_ transported back to the studio before the image could be printed on paper. a photographer could carry 120 pounds of many miles to _61_ a magnificent view only to have the easily broken plate _62_ in transportation._63_, once photographers were successful, the results were superb and much admired.

49、 photographs were put on exhibition, and people bought albums filled with pictures by timothy o'sullivan, carleton watkins, and william henry jackson. jackson's photographs of yellowstone'snatural wonders, along with the paintings of fellow thomas moran, even helped _64_ congress to pres

50、erve thousands of acres of this land in 1872 as the nation's first national park. section bdirections: read the following four passages. each passage is followed by several questions or unfinished statements. for each of them there are four choices marked a, b, c and d. choose the one that

51、fits best according to the information given in the passage you have just read.（a）i once had my chinese mba students brainstorming on “two-hour business plans”. i separated them into six groups and gave them an example: a restaurant chain. the more original their idea, the better, i said. finally, f

52、ive of the six groups presented plans for restaurant chains. the sixth proposed a catering service. though i admitted the time limit had been difficult, i expressed my disappointment.my students were middle managers, financial analysts and financiers from state owned enterprises and global companies

53、. they were not without talent or opinions, but they had been shaped by an educational system that rarely stressed or rewarded critical thinking or inventiveness. the scene i just described came in different forms during my two years teaching at the school. papers were often copied from the web and

54、the harvard business review. case study debates were written up and just memorized. students frequently said that copying is a superior business strategy, better than inventing and creating.in china, every product you can imagine has been made and sold. but so few well developed marketing and manage

55、ment minds have been raised that it will be a long time before most people in the world can name a chinese brand.with this problem in mind, partnerships with institutions like yale and mit have been established. and then theres the “thousand talent scheme”: this new government program is intended to

56、 improve technological modernization by attracting top foreign trained scientists to the mainland with big money. but there are worries about chinas research environment. its hardly known for producing independent thinking and openness, and even big salary offers may not be attractive enough to over

57、come this.at last, for china, becoming a major world creator is not just about setting up partnerships with top western universities. nor is it about gathering a group of well-educated people and telling them to think creatively. its about establishing a rich learning environment for young minds. its not that simple. 65.