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澇酒州涉消市浩海學(xué)校綜合學(xué)習(xí)與測(cè)試

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第I卷（三部份，共115分）

第一部份：聽力（共兩小節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）

聽下面5段對(duì)話。每段對(duì)話后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出

最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置，聽完每段對(duì)話后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來回答有

關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。

1-Whendidthemanwitnessatrafficaccident?

A.Whenhewashiswaytoasupermarketthismorning.

B.Whenhewasdrivingtoapartythisafternoon.

C.Whenhewasonhiswaytoworkthismorning.

2.Whatcanwelearnfromthedialogue?

A.Anoldmangotburnedinthefire.

B.Ayoungwomanisrunningoutoftheburninghouse.

C.Thewomanrunningoutoftheburninghouseiscrying.

3.Whydoesthemanfeelsadandguiltywheneverhethinksofhisyounger

brother?

A.Becausehisbrother,sdeathhassomethingtodowithhim.

B.Becausehehasn,tgivenenoughhelptohisyoungerbrother.

C.Becauseheoftenbeathisyoungerbrotherwhenthelatterwasstill

achild.

4.Whichofthefollowingistrue?

A.Awomanrobbersnatchedthehandbagfromthewomanspeaker.

B.Anagedrobbersnatchedthehandbagfromthewomanspeaker.

C.Ayoungmansnatchedthewoman'shandbagandcutherarm.

5.Whydidthemannearlylosehislifeduringlunchtime.?

A.Becauseheatethedeliciouschickentoofastandchoked.

B.Becausehechokedbecausehewaslaughing.

C.Becauseheateahamburgertoofast.

第二節(jié)（共15小題；每題1.5分，滿分22.5分）

聽下面5段對(duì)話或者獨(dú)白。每段對(duì)話或者獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，聽完后

各

小題給5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對(duì)話或者獨(dú)白讀兩遍。

聽第6段材料，回答第6至8題。

6.Whatdidthemandowiththeyoungwomanmentionedinthedialogue?

A.Hegaveheraphysicalcheck.

B.Hegavehermouth-tomouth.

C.Hegaveherakiss.

7.Whogavethewomanfirstaidandsavedherlife?

A.Themanspeaker.

B.Theyoungwoman,shusband.

C.Someoneelse.

8.Whatdoesthewomanspeakersayshewoulddoifshewereatthescene

oftheaccident?

A.Shewouldhelpthemanspeakersavetheyoungwoman.

B.Shewouldcallanambulance.

C.Shewouldgivethehusbandagoodbeating.

聽第7段材料，回答第9至11題。

9.Whatwasthefirstpieceofbadluckthattheman'sunclehad?

A.Hiswifedied

B.Helosthisjob

C.Helosthiswallet.

Whatfellontotheuncle?

A.AladderB.AchairC.Ablackboard

11.Whatdidtheunclebreak?

A.HisfingersB.HislegC.Hispencil

聽第8段材料，回答第12至14題。

12.Whatdidthemanalwaystakecampingwithhim?

A.Matchesandwood.

B.Torchesandwhistles.

C.Warmwater.

13.WhatdoesSOSmean?

A.Itmeans“SaveOurSouls”

B.ItmeansuSearchOutSomeone.

C.Itmeans“SeeOurSignal”

14.Whatwerethewhistlesusedtodo?

A.Toplaymusic.

B.Toblowforhelp.

C.Tocallhisfriendstohim.

聽第9段材料，回答第15至17題。

15.Whatdidthewomangetbittenby?

A.AmosquitoB.AspiderC.Acrocodile

16.Wherewasthewoman?sinsectbite?

A.OnherlegB.OnherlowerarmC.Onherforearm

17.Wheredidtheman'scarlandwhenhedroveoffthebridge?

A.InadesertB.InaforestC.Inariver

聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。

18.WhendidTim'smotherhaveherbabygirl?

A.OnMay12thB.OnMay16thC.OnMay15th

19.Howdidthewomananswerthephone?

A.Hello,ambulancesservice

B.Hello,emergencyservices

C.Hello,police.

20.WhatwasoppositeTim'shouse?

A.TheparkB.TheschoolC.Thesupermarket

第二部份：知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，45分）

第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)填空（共15小題；每小題1分，共15分）

從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答

題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

21.Whywasn?ttheconferenceheldontime?

——Fortheofyou.

A.intentionB.absenceCgloryD.lack

22.Theship____withalotofliveanimalsissailing____toAustralia.

A.loading,westernB.toload,tothewest

C.loaded,westD.load,thewest

23.TherecommendationhegavemeisthatI___moretravelingtoopenmy

eyes.

A.willdoB.coulddoC.shoulddoD.mustdo

24.Afterawholemorningswork,hefelthecouldeatanox,forheate

nothingthismorning.

A.closetoB.abouttoCnexttoD.upto

25.Forthosewhoworkwiththeirbrains,exerciseis__useful.

A.especialB.specialC.especiallyD.specially

26.Hawkingsaysthateventhebesttheorycan__tobewrong.

A.turnupB.turndownC.turnoffD.turnout

27.HowdidyoulikethetriptoQingdao?

Oh,that,stoobad.

A.IwishyoucouldbewithusB.Nothingcouldbebetter.

C.IfeltseasickmostofthetimeD.Ienjoyeditverymuch

28.SincethenIamemberofthefamilyandnever___fromthem.

A.havebecome,willIseparateB.havebecome,Iwillseparate

C.havebeen,willIbeseparatedD.havebeen,Iwasseparated

29.Lucyisveryshyandneverspeaks

A.untilspeakingB.unlessspokento

C.unlessspeakingtoD.onlyifspokento

30.heisandhedoes,hewillbepunished__breaksthelaw.

A.Nomatterwho,whatever,anyonewhoB.Anyonewho,whatever,

whoever

C.Whoever,whatever,whoeverWhatever,whoever,no

matterwho

31.Youcan'timaginewhatgreattroubleIhave__Iwantverymuch.

A.tofindthebookB.findingthebook

C.foundthebookD.findthebook

32.othergoodstudents,theteacherthinks,Hankisstudent.

A.Comparedwith,amostsatisfied

B.Comparedto,themostsatisfied

C.Comparingto,themostsatisfying

D.Comparedwith,amoresatisfying

33.aletter,hedecidedtosendatelegram.

A.NotreceivingB.Receivingnot

C.NothavingreceivedD.Havingnotreceived

34.Canyoutellme__?

A.whomdoesthisdictionarybelongto

B.whomthisdictionaryisbelongedto

C.Whomthisdictionarybelongsto

D.Whomthisdictionaryisbelongingto

35.-Whatmadehersosad?

shefailedintheexam.

A.ThatB.BecauseC.AsD.Since

第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，共30分）

閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選

項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

InJanuary2002,duringthefirstweeksofasix-monthstayatthechildren's

hospitalofPhiladelphiaforLeukemia（白血?。﹖reatment,Michaelwanderedover

tohishospitalwindowinsearchofdistraction散（心）?The一firs十-grader

watchedaconstructioncrew37ona10-storeyadditiontothehospital._38

Michael'sthird-floorwindow,Ritchie,aniron-workerfromtheEastFalls

sectionofPhiladelphia,andsaw“thiskidwithnohair?4￡^facewas

presseduptothewindow.Iwaved,andhesmiledand41I'11neverforget

that“saysRitchie,afatherofthree.

Aswinter^2-spring,Michaelwatched,fascinated著（迷），as3000tonsof

steelformedtheskeletonofthebuilding.Onedayhecoloredamessagefor

thecrewandheld澳uptothewindow:Hi,LocalIronWorkers,I'mMike.

Ritchieandthe4Acrewmessagedback.Overthe46months,ashistreatment

continued,Ritchieandthecraw47Michaelupandcheeredhimwith一4/signs

likeBeStrongMike.

49theconstructionreachedthethirdfloor,Ritchiejumpedacrossthe50

betweenthebuildingsandthetwohadarchat.Thehardhatwithtenderheart

wellsup（涌出眼淚）whenhethinksaboutit."Michael2-mylife”says

Ritchie“Iwasarealhard-core（頑強(qiáng)不化）personwithoutalotofsympathy.

ButI'A——seeingthiskideverydaywavingatmeandexcitedaboutthe

construction.Ilookatlife_54-thankstohim”TodayMichaelisa1O-year-old

third-graderincompleterecovery.Whatdoeshehopeto人人whanhegrows

up?”Aconstructionworker."hesays.

36.A.strangeB.curiousC.seriousD.anxious

37.A.playingB.studyingC.livingD.working

38.A.BelowB.AboveC.UnderD.Over

39.A.watchedoutB.watchedatC.lookedupD.looked

down

40.A.whomB.whoseC.whichD.that

41.A.camebackB.cameonC.wavedbackD.wavedon

42.A.wentoffB.wentoutC.turnedintoD.turned

to

43.A.graduallyB.immediatelyC.successfullyD.usually

44.A.thatB.itC.oneD.itself

45.A.hospitalB.repairC.constructionD.school

46.A.firstB.lastC.longD.

next

47.A.cheeredB.lightedC.calledD.

woke

48.A.discouragingB.encouragingC.surprising

interesting

49.A.BeforeB.SinceC.WhileD.When

50.A.groundB.floorC.spaceD.story

51.A.face-to-faceB.hand-inhandC.neck-and-neckD.

step-by-step

52.A.gaveB.changedC.savedD.took

53.A.payattentionto?B.getdowntoC.beusedtoD.

lookforwardto

54.A.differentlyB.happilyC.sadlyD.

excitedly

55.A.haveB.getC.beD.

appreciate

第三部份：閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，共40分）

閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上

將該項(xiàng)涂黑。

A

I'velovedmymother?sdesksinceIwasjusttallenoughtoseeabovethe

topofitasMothersatdoingletters.Standingbyherchair,lookingatthe

inkbottle,pens,andwhitepaper,Idecidedthattheactofwritingmustbe

themostwonderfulthingintheworld.

Yearslater,duringherfinalillness,Motherkeptdifferentthingsformy

sisterandbrother."Butthedesk”,hesaid,“isforElizabeth”.

Ineversawherangry,neversawhercry.Iknewshelovedme,sheshowed

itinaction.Butasayounggirl,Iwantedheart-to-heartalksbetweenmother

anddaughter.

Theyneverhappened.Andagulfopenedbetweenus.Iwas“tooemotional

（感情容易激動(dòng)的）.Butshelived“onthesurface（表現(xiàn)）”.

AsyearspassedandIhadmyownfamily.Ilovedmymotherandthankedher

forourhappyfamily.Iwrotetoherincarefulwordsandaskedhertoletme

knowinanywayshechosethatshedidforgive（原諒）me.

Ipostedtheletterandwaitedforheranswer.Nonecame.

Myhopeturnedtodisappointment（失望）,thelittleinterest,finally,

peace-itseemedthatnothinghappened.Icouldn,tbesurethattheletterhad

evengottoMother.IonlyknewthatIhadwrittenit,andIcouldstoptrying

tomakeherintosomeoneshewasnot.

Nowthepresentofherdesktoldme,assh'edneverbeenableto,thatshe

waspleasedthatwritingwasmychosenwork,Icleanedthedeskcarefullyand

foundsomepapersinside--aphotoofmyfatherandaoneletter,folded

andrefoldedmanytimes.

Givemeananswer,mydesk,inanywayyouchoose,Mother,youalwayschose

theactthatspeakslouderthanwords.

56.Thewriterbegantolovehermothersdesk.

A.afterMotherdiedB.beforeshebecameawriter

C.whenshewasachildD.whenMothergaveittoher

57.Thepassageshowsabout.

A.Motherwroteherdaughterincarefulwords

B.Mothercaredmuchaboutherdaughterinwords

C.Motherwastooseriousabouteverythingherdaughterhaddone

D.Motherwascoldonthesurfacebutkindinherhearttoherdaughter

58.Theword"gulf"inthepassagemeans.

A.partoftheseagoingfarinland

B.freetalksbetweenmotheranddaughter

C.differentideasbetweenthemotheranddaughter

D.deepunderstandingbetweentheoldandtheyoung

59.WhatdidMotherdowithherdaughter?sletteraskingforforgiveness?

A.Shehadneverreceivedtheletter.

B.Shereadtheletteragainandtillshedied.

C.Foryears,sheoftentalkedabouttheletter.

D.Shedidn'tforgiveherdaughteratallinherlife.

60.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?

A.MylettertoMotherB.Motherandchildren

C.MyMother?sDeskD.TalksbetweenMotherandMe

B

Therearethreebranchesofmedicine.Oneiscalledudoctormedicine”or

“scientificmedicine,,.Scientificdoctorstrytoobservesickness,lookfor

logicalpattern,andthenfindouthowthehumanbodyworks.Fromtherethey

figureoutwhattreatmentsmaywork.Thiskindofmedicineisbelievedtodate

fromthe4thcenturyBC.Althoughnowadaysitissuccessful,intheancienthis

approach（方法）probablydidnotcuremanypatients.

Thesecondkindofmedicineiscalled“naturalcures"or"folkmedicine”,

inwhichlesseducatedpeopletrytocuresicknesswithvariousherbs.These

folkhealersalsouseobservationandlogic,buttheyarenotsoawareofit.

Theytrythingsuntiltheyfindsomethingthatseemstowork,andthentheykeep

doingthat.Folkmedicineflourished（興起）longbeforethedevelopmentof

scientificmedicineandwasmoresuccessfulinancienttimes.

Thethirdkindiscalled“healthspas"or"faithhealing”.Sometimes

thismaybeassimpleastouchingtheholymanandbeingimmediatelyhealed.

Othertimes,amagicianmaymakeyouamagiccharm,orsayaspell（咒語），to

cureyou.Somereligiousgroupsorganizehealingshrines（圣壇）forthesick.

Intheseplacespeoplerest,getplentyofsleep,eathealthyfood,drinkwater

insteadofwine,andexerciseinvariousways.Theyalsotalktothepriests（牧

師）andpraytothegods.Ifyouarefeelingdepressedoryouhavebeenworking

toohard,goingtotheseplacesmaybejusttherightthingtomakeyoufeel

better.

61.Doctormedicine.

A.hasalongerhistorythanfolkmedicine

B.hasbeenpracticedforaround2,400years

C.basesitstreatmentsonobservationandlogic

D.wasverysuccessfulincuringsicknessesinancienttimes

62.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisNOTusedinhealthspas?

A.MagicpowerB.Variousherbs

C.ReligiousfaithD.Ahealthylifestyle

63.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?

A.Folkhealerschoosedifferentherbstocurediseaseswithoutanysound

basis.

B.Peoplewhopracticefolkmedicineneedlotsofformaleducationonherbs.

C.Thesuccessoffolkmedicineledtothedevelopmentofdoctormedicine.

D.Naturalcuresworkedbetterthanscientificmedicineinancienttimes.

64.Theauthor,sprimarypurposeinthispassageisto.

A.describedifferenttypesofmedicine

B.arguefortheimportanceofmedicineinhealthcare

C.showtheimportantrolereligionplaysinmedicaltreatments

D.comparetheeducationalbackgroundofthreedifferenttypesofpatients

C

SYDNEY:Astheysatsharingsweetsbesideaswimmingpoolin1999.ShaneGould

andJessicahSchipperweresimplygettingalongwell,chattingaboutsport,life

anduanythingelsethatcameup”.

YetinSydneynextmonth,theywillmeetagainbythepool,andforashort

timethefriendswillraceagainsteachotherinthe50-meterbutterfly（蝶

泳）intheAustralianchampionshipsatHomebushBay.

Gould,nowa47-year-oldmotheroffour,hasannouncedshewillbemakinga

returntoelitecompetition（頂級(jí)賽事）toswimtheoneevent,havingseta

qualifying（合格的）timeof30.32secondsinwinninggoldatlastyear'sUnited

StatesMasterschampionships.Hercomebackcomes32yearsaftershewonthree

goldsattheMunichOlympics.

Schipper,nowa17-year-oldfromBrisbanewithabrightfutureofgoingto

AthensforherfirstOlympics,yesterdayrecalled（回顧）hertimewithGouldfie

yearsago.

IwasatanationalyouthcameontheGoldCoastandShanehadcomealong

totalktousandwatchustrain,“Schipperexplained."Itseemedasifwe

hadlongbeengoodfriends.Idon,tknowwhy.Wejuststartedtalkingandit

wentfromthere.

“Shehadalottosharewithallofusatthatcamp.Shetoldusstoriesabout

whatitwaslikeatbigmeetsliketheOlympicsandwhatit'sliketobeon

anAustralianteam.Itwasreallyinteresting.

Nexttime,thingswillbemoreserious."Iwillstillbeswimminginthe50m

butterflyatthenationals,sothereisachancethatIcouldactuallybe

competingagainstShaneGould,“saidSchipper,whoburstontothesceneatlast

year'snationalchampionshipswithsecondplacesinthe100mand200mbutterfly.

65.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Storieshappeninginswimmingcompetitions.

B.TwowomenswimmerswinningOlympicgolds.

C.Lessonslearnedfrominternationalswimmingchampionship.

D.Friendshipandcompetitionbetweentwoswimmers.

66.GouldandSchipperaregoingto.

A.talkaboutsportandlife

B.gobacktoelitecompetition

C.setaqualifyingtimeandwingold

D.takepartinthesamesportsevent

67.GouldwonherthreeOlympicgoldswhenshewas.

A.15B.17C.22D.30

68.Theunderlinedword"it"inthefifthparagraphprobablyrefersto

A.theOlympicsB.theyouthcamp

C.thefriendshipD.theAustralianteam

69.WhatSchippersaidshowedthatshe.

A.wasnolongerGould'sfriend

B.hadlearnedalotfromGould

C.wasnotinterestedinGould'sstories

D.wouldnotliketocompeteagainstGould

D

PhantomoftheOpera

ThePhantomoftheOpera,byAndrewLloydWebber,debuts(appearsinpublic

forthefirsttime)inShanghai,markingtheproduction?sfirstAsian

performance.SinceitwasfirststagedinLondon,theplayhasbeenseenby

58millionpeopleallovertheworld..ThePhantomoftheOpera,depicts(描

述)amysteriouspersonwithabeautifulvoicelivingundertheParisTheatre.

TheGrandstagesetsandmusichavemadethemusicalfamousthroughouttheworld.

7:15pm,December18

2002000yuan

7:15pm,December19,24—26,31

100-800yuan

ShanghaiGrandTheatre,300RenminDadao

Tel:5466-0206

Cellorecital（大提琴獨(dú)奏會(huì)）

CellistNinaKotovawillstagearecitalinShanghai.Kotova,fromRussia,

isanexcellentmusicianandcomposer（作曲家）.Shegainedworldattentionwhen

shewonfirstprizeinaninternationalmusiccontestattheageof15.Sheis

alsoamodelandhasgracedthecoversofmanyfashionmagazines.

7:30pm.,December15

50—500yuan

ShanghaiConcertHall.523Yan'anDonglu

Tel:6386-2836

Pipaconcert

YangJingplaysthepipainconcert.Thepipaplayerfoundherdistinctive

（有特色的）musicalcharacterthroughtheancientpiecesofanancientculture

andthemostcontemporary（當(dāng)代的）musicoftheworld.Rootedinthemillennia

-oldtraditionofChinesemusic,shebuildsonavastbodyofmusicalhistory

fromtheEastandWest.

7:15pm,December10

40—100yuan

HeLutingConcertHall,20FenyangLu

Tel:6437-1192

70.Toattendtwodifferentconcertslistedabovewillcostatleast___.

A.80yuanB.90yuanC.600yuanD.1,000yuan

71.ThosewhoareinterestedinChinesetraditionalmusicwill___.

A.watchaconcertattheHeLutingHall

B.spend500yuanormoreonaticket

C.call5466-0206tobooktickets

D.watchaplayat300RenminDadaoonDec.18

72.Wecanknowfromtheadvertisementsthat___.

A.peoplelivinginShanghaiwillseethefirstperformanceofThePhantom

oftheOpera,

B.ThePhantomoftheOpera,isamusicalplayperformedattheParis

Theatre

C.CellistKotova'sphotocanbeseenonthecoversofmanyfashion

magazines

D.YangJing,thepipaplayer,acceptsnowesterninfluenceinher

performance.

E

TheopinionofmanyengineersisthatthearchitectsthatdesignedtheNew

YorkWorldTradeCenterTwinTowersdidagoodjobindesigningthebuildings.

Thebuildingsweresafefromthehazardsenvisioned（預(yù)想至的）atthetime.

Indeed,theyweredesignedtowithstand（經(jīng)受?。﹖heforceofaircraftthat

mightcrashintothem.Theywerenothowever,designedtowithstandtheeffects

oftheveryhightemperaturesproducesbytheignitioH點(diǎn)燃）ofaviation（航

空）fuelcarriedbytheaircraft.

Steellightlycoveredwithconcreteisthemainstructuralpartofthetowers

andsteellosesalotofstructuralstrengthwhenheatedto1100degrees

Centigradeandbeyond,asitwas.Toprotectthesteelthetowersbeamswere

coatedwithafewcentimetersofconcrete.Thatinsulation（隔離）wastoprovide

structuralstateofbeingcompleteforatleast1houroffire.Thetowersmet

thattest.Thesouthtowerlasted62minutes.Thenorth103minutes.Tragedy

followedwhennotallcouldescapebeforethecollapse（崩塌）.

MostexpertsagreethattheTwinTowerswereverywelldesigned.Manyalso

agreethatthepeopleplanningtheattackswereveryknowledgeableandaimed

theaircraftataheightthatwouldeffectthemostdamage.Theaircraftcrash

andtheresultingfuelfedfireswereaimedataboutthe90thfloor.Thatwas

justhighenoughtoinsurethattheupperfloorswouldweakenwiththeheatand

crackdown,droppingintotheremainingpartofthebuilding.

Themassofthefallingtopfloorscreatedsuchafallingloadthatsome

expertsestimateitexceeded（超過）by5to10timesnormalbearingloads.The

effectwaslikeagianthammer,eachfloorcontributingmoreweighttobeborn

bythenextfloordown.

WeretheTradeTowerswelldesigned?Engineerssayyes.Butthepublic

referstothebeliefthatarchitectswillneveragaindesignatallbuilding

withoutconsideringtheeffectsofterroristattacksofallpotentialkinds.

Thatnotonlyincludestheabilityofthestructuretowithstandattackbutthe

meanstoallowthebuildingsoccupants（占有者）toescapeintimetosurvive.

73.ManyengineersbelievethattheTwinTowerwaswell-designedafterSeptember

11because

A.itcouldwithstandaircraftcrashingintoitatthemoment

B.itcouldwithstandanynaturalhazardssuchasearthquakeorfire

C.ithadanattractingbeautifulappearanceuntiltheyweredestroyed

D.Theyhadthemiserablehonorofbeingselectedasthetargetofterrorist

attack.

74.Accordingtothearticle,thosewhodesignedthetowercouldhavedonebetter

if.

A.thetowerlastedlongerafterbeingattacked

B.thetowerheldstableuntilallofthepeopleintheremanagedtoescape.

C.Thetowercanbeimmune（可避免）tosuchattacks.

D.Theyconsidermoreabouttheeffectsoftheveryhightemperaturesand

maded