15广州高考二模英语试卷及答案

1、肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃

2、芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈

3、膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂

4、羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆

5、节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁

6、肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅

7、芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂

8、膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆

9、罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀

10、膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅

11、肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿

12、芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃

13、聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇

14、莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄

15、膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿

16、肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃

17、芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇

18、聿蒃蚂肃羅蒂袄袅莄蒂薄螈芀蒁蚆羄膆蒀蝿螆肂葿蒈羂羈薈薁螅芇薇蚃羀膃薆螅螃聿薆薅罿肅薅蚇袁莃薄螀肇艿薃袂袀膅薂薂肅肁艿蚄袈羇芈螆肃芆芇蒆袆节芆蚈膂膈芅螀羅肄芄袃螇莂芄薂羃芈芃蚅螆膄莂螇羁肀莁蒇螄羆莀蕿罿莅荿螁螂芁莈袄肈膇莈薃袁肃莇蚆肆罿莆螈衿芇蒅蒈肄膃蒄薀袇聿 语言知识及应用（共两节，满分35分）第一节 完形填空（共10小题；每小题2分，满分20分） 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从2130各题所给的a、b、c和d项中，选出最 佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。 scottsdale was a typical american suburb in the 1950s,with children

19、going to each others houses to play, or riding their bikes around the neighborhood. but for steven spielberg none of these “normal” activities were very exciting. instead he made his own entertainment, like the time he 21 his younger sisters that he had a dead body in his bedroom and almost frighten

20、ed them to death. when steven was about seven years o1d, he developed a 22 for television, despite the 23 his parents made t control the childrens viewing. his father 24 placed hair on the television “on switch to know when steven watched tv. but steven would 25 its position and replace it after wat

21、ching hours of television. a chance finally came for steven to 26 his ability to entertain with his enthusiasm for television. when his father received a movie camera for fathers day, the movies he took, “according to steven, were 27 .annoyed by his sons 28 criticism（批评），he gave the camera to steven

22、. steven proved to be a( an) 29 with the camera and quickly made several films using his own toys as the performers. his parents were 30 by how life-like they were and so he began a magnificent movie career. 21. a. convinced b. reminded c. promised d. encouraged 22. a. gift b. need c. concern d. lov

23、e 23. a. decisions b. suggestions c. attempts d. preparations 24. a quietly b. secretly c hopefully d. successfully 25. a locate b. relate c. memorize d. examine 26. a combine b. compare c. connect d. accompany 27. a special b. terrible c. entertaining d .surprising 28. a occasional b. humorous c .u

24、nreasonable d .constant 29 . a winner b. expert c. natural d native 30. a .satisfied b. amazed c. puzzled d .inspired第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填人一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正确形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为31 -40的相应位置上。 leaders of the european union say they will help greece as it struggles

25、under a mountain of debt. they promise to take action, 31 needed, “to maintain financial stability in the euro（欧元）area as a whole.” but the leaders did not announce any 32 ( detail) plan for greece after meeting thursday in brussels. they said that was 33 greece has not requested any financial suppo

26、rt. european commission president said this means the government believes 34 does not need the support. businessmen had a mixed reaction 35 the statements from brussels. worries over greek debt have pushed the euro to its 36 (low) value in months against the dollar. european union finance ministers

27、are expected to talk about greece when they meet in the belgian capital next week. sixteen of 37 twenty-seven nations in the european union use euro as their currency. now , the stronger members 38 ( seek) ways to help the weaker ones. european union rules limit the choices for a rescue. the europea

28、n central bank and national central banks are not permitted to aid members by purchasing their debt. european officials hope to avoid the economic disasters 39 could become even worse if greece fails 40 ( pay) its debt . this year greeces debt could reach 120% of its g. d. p. 阅读 (共两节，满分40分）第一节 阅读理解(

29、共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分) 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的a、b、c和d项中，选出最佳选项，并存答题卡上将该 项涂黑。(a) increasingly over the last few years, we have become familiar with the range of small electronic devices or “smart” accessories (附件,饰品 ) . pocket heart -rate monitors for joggers and electronic maps are just the first examples of many

30、 new products that promise to change our lives in all sorts of surprising ways. as a scientist at new york university. rosalind picard tries out different smart accessories before they go on the market. one of these was the so-called frown (皱眉)headband. rosalind was shocked to realize just how often

31、 she frowned. stuck in a traffic jam recently, rosalind kept hearing the sounds of the tiny sensor inside the band worn around her forehead -each time she frowned in annoyance, the sensor gave out a signal. another computer scientist, steven feiner, is working on a pair of glasses that will do more

32、than help you to see .imagine you want to try a restaurant in a foreign city but youre not familiar with the dishes on the menu. if you are wearing a pair of stevens glasses, all you have to do is glance above the restaurants doorway and your glasses will immediately become windows to the internet,

33、offering you full details of the meals served inside. the glasses could also be used to help people make speeches, give chefs access to the latest recipes and even provide doctors withpatient information while they carry out operations. at the moment, stevens invention looks more like a large ski ma

34、sk than a pair of glasses.its a headset connected to a hand-held computer and a global positioning system ( gps ) receiver, which tracks the wearers position. but he says that these head-worn displays will eventually get smaller and lighter as technology improves. and, of course, this new technology

35、 has a fashionable as well as a useful application. a chemical engineer named robin langer has invented a new microchip that, if put inside a ring, can give off different smells according to a persons mood. that, of course, may or may not appeal to you. and, in the end, it is shoppers, not scientist

36、s , who will determine which of these smart accessories will succeed as fashionable items and which are sure to join historys long list of crazy inventions. it is clear, however, that as computers get smaller and cheaper. they will pop up in all sorts of easily-wearable accessories, even in the butt

37、ons on your coat. whats more, this is something thats going to happen a lot sooner than we all expect.41. when rosalind wore the headband, she was surprised at a. how well the sensor worked b. how she was affected by traffic c. how strong the signal was d. how uncomfortable it was42. for people eati

38、ng out , steven s glasses can a . give them a restaurants location b. let them see a restaurants environmentc. inform them about a restaurants menu d. tell them about a restaurants quality43. what is the current problem with stevens glasses? a. limited function. b. inconvenience. c. high cost. d. po

39、or internet access.44. in general, what does the writer think about smart accessories? a. they will soon be widely available. b. much more research is needed into them. c. only a few of them will appeal to shoppers. d. most of them are considered to be crazy inventions. 45. whats the writers purpose

40、 in writing this passage? a. to advertise some smart accessories. b .to tell interesting stories about smart accessories. c. to argue that smart accessories are fashionable. d. to introduce the idea of smart accessories. (b) one of the main challenges facing many countries is how to maintain their i

41、dentity in the face of globalization and the growing multi-language trend. “one of the main reasons for economic failure in many african countries is the fact that, with a few important exceptions, mother-tongueeducation is not practiced in any of the independent african states. said neville alexand

42、er, director of the project for the study of alternative education in south africa at the university of cape town.in response to the spread of english and the increased multi-language trends arising from immigration, many countries have introduced language laws in the laws in the last decade .in som

43、e ,the use of languages other than the national language is banned in public spaces such as advertising posters. one of the first such legal provisions was the 1994 toubon law in france. but the idea has been copied in many countries since then. such efforts to govern language use are often dismisse

44、d as futile by language experts, who are well aware of the difficulty of controlling fashions in speech and know from research that language switching among bilinguals is a natural process.it is especially difficult for native speakers of english to understand the desire to maintain the purity of a

45、language by law. since the time of shakespeare, english has continually absorbed foreign words into its own language. english is one of the most mixed and rapidly changing languages in the world, but the has not been a barrier to acquiring prestige and power. another reason for the failure of many n

46、ative english speakers to understand the role of state regulation is that it bas never been the anglo-saxon way of doing things. english has never had a state-controlled authority for the language, similar, for example, to the academic francaise in france. the need to protect national languages is,

47、for most western europeans, a recent phenomenon- especially the need to ensure that english does not unnecessarily take over too many fields.public communication, education and new modes of communication promoted by technology, may be key fields to defend.46. neville alexander believes that . a. mot

48、her-tongue education is not practiced in all african countries b. lack of mother-tongue education can lead to economic failure c. globalization has led to the rise of multi-language trends d. globalization has resulted in the economic failure of africa47 . the underlined word futile (in paragraph 2)

49、 most probably means a. useless b. practical c. workable d. unnecessary48. why do many english-speaking countries not support the language protection efforts described in the passage? a. they think language protection laws are ineffective. b. they want their language to spread to other countries. c.

50、 they have a long history of taking words from other languages. d. it reduces a languages ability to acquire international importance.49. what can we infer from the last paragraph? a. english has taken over fields like public communication and education. b. europeans have long realized the need to p

51、rotect their national languages. c. most language experts believe it is important to promote a national language. d. many aspects of national culture are threatened by the spread of english.50. the best title for the passage is . a. fighting against the rule of english b. globalization and multi-lan

52、guage trends c. protecting local languages and identities d. to maintain the purity of language by law(c)everyone gathered around and paddy read out loud, slowly, his tone growing sadder and sadder. the little headline said: boxer receivfs liff sentence.frank cleary, aged 26, professional boxer, was

53、 today found guilty of the murder of albert cumming, aged 32, laborer, last july. the jury （陪审团）reached its decision after only ten minutes, recommending the most sever punishment the court could give out. it was, said the judge. a simple case. cumming and cleary had quarreled violently at the harbo

54、ur hotel on july 23rd and police saw cleary kicking at the head of the unconscious cumming. when arrested cleary was drunk but clear-thinkingcleary was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labour .asked if he had anything to say , cleary answered，“just dont tell my mother.”it happened over three

55、 years ago, paddy said helplessly. no one answered him or moved, for no one knew what to do. just dont tell my mother, said fee numbly. “and no one did! oh, god! my poor, poor frank!” paddy wiped the tears from his face and said. “fee dear, pack your things. well go to see him. she half-rose before

56、sinking back, her eyes in her small white face stared as if dead. i cant go, she said without a hint of pain, yet making everyone feel that the pain was there. it would kill him to see me. i know him so well - his pride, his ambition. let him bear the shame alone. its what he wants. weve got to help him keep his secret. what good will it do him to see us? paddy was still weeping. but not for frank, for the life which had gone from fees face, for the dying in her eyes. frank had always brought bitterness and misfortune, always stood between fee and himself. he was the cause of her withdraw