2004年上海市普通高等学校春季招生考

2004年上海市普通高等学校春季招生考试英语本试卷分第一卷(选择题)和第二卷(非选择题)两部分。满分150分。考试时间120分钟。第一卷(共110分)I.ListeningComprehensionPartAShortConversations1.A.At12:00.B.At12:15.C.At12:30.D.At12:45.2.A.Tovisitamuseum.B.Toattendawedding.C.Togetmarried.D.TogotoIndia.3.A.Developingafilm.B.Watchingamovie.C.Repairingacamera.D.Takingaphoto.4.A.Inateahouse.B.Inaschool.C.Inagrocery.D.Inagarage.5.A.Thedesklamp.B.Theelectricitybill.C.Thedirtykitchen.D.Thepowerfailure.6.A.Shecouldhavedonebetterintheinterview.B.Shecouldn'tanswersomeofthequestions.C.Shewasquitepleasedwiththeinterview.D.Shewasdisappointedwiththeinterview.7.A.Acouple.B.Neighbours.C.Classmates.D.Colleagues.8.A.Shesawtheplaymorethanonce.B.Sheactedintheplay.C.ShevisitedtheEnglishDepartment.D.Sheledthedramaclub.9.A.Minorchangescouldbemade.B.Majorcorrectionsareneeded.C.Thepapershouldberewritten.D.Thepaperneedsnorevision.10.A.Engineering.B.Education.C.Manufacturing.D.Business.PartBPassagesQuestions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.11.A.Hewasrobbed.B.Hewasknockeddownbyabus.C.Hefellillsuddenly.D.Hewaschasedbysometoughguys.12.A.Aneighbour.B.Astranger.C.Afriend.D.Adoctor.13.A.Afriendinneedisafriendindeed.B.Neighboursareclearerthandistantrelatives.C.Church-goersareveryhelpful.D.Onlydoctorscansaveourlives.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingnews.14.A.Britain.B.France.C.Sweden.D.Spain.15.A.J.K.RowlingwillhaveanInternetinterview.B.ChildrenwillmeetHarryPotter'smother.C.ThebookwillbeavailableontheInternet.D.ThebookwillarriveinChinainearlyJune.16.A.Togetreadyforamilitaryparade.B.Tolearntoprotectthemselves.C.Togainsomemilitaryknowledge.D.Todeveloptheirloveforthecountry.PartCLongerConversationsBlanks17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversation.FlightReservationFormDeparturetime:July23rdTimeofreturn:July17Placeofarrival:18Price:$980Flightnumber:19Requirement:Aseat20Completetheform.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.Blanks21through24arebasedonthefollowingconversation.Wherewillthenewstudentsmeetat10am?Inthe21.WhatwilltheDirectorofStudiestellthemabout?Aboutthe22andtheirrequirements.Whowillgiveatalkabouttheservicesandactivities?The23.WhatwilltheydoinClassroom5?Tohavean24.Completetheform.WriteNOMORETHANTWOWORDSforeachanswer.II.Grammar25.Someofthestampsbelongtome,whiletherestare_________.A.himandherB.hisandhersC.hisandherD.himandhers26.Iamsorryit's______mypowertomakeafinaldecisionontheproject.A.overB.aboveC.offD.beyond27.Thevillageisfarawayfromhereindeed.It's________walk.A.afourhourB.afourhour'sC.afour-hoursD.afourhours'28.Asarule,domesticservantsdoingoddjobsarepaid_______.A.bythehourB.byhourC.byanhourD.byhours29.Youmightjustaswelltellthemanufacturerthatmalecustomers_______notlikethedesignofthefurniture.A.mustB.shallC.mayD.need30.NooneinthedepartmentbutTomandI__thatthedirectorisgoingtoresign.A.knowsB.knowC.haveknownD.amtoknow31.Thereisnolightinthedormitory.Theymusthavegonetothelecture,_______?A.didn'ttheyB.don'ttheyC.mustn'ttheyD.haven'tthey32.Ihaveworkedwithhimforsometimeandhavefoundthatheis_______thanJohn.A.moreefficientlyaworkerB.amoreefficientworkerC.moreanefficientworkerD.aworkermoreefficiently33.Althoughhehaslivedwithusforyears,he__usmuchimpression.A.hadn'tleftB.didn'tleaveC.doesn'tleaveD.hasn'tleft34._______,somefamousscientistshavethequalitiesofbeingbothcarefulandcareless.A.StrangelyenoughB.EnoughstrangelyC.StrangeenoughD.Enoughstrange35.I'mgoingtothesupermarketthisafternoon.Doyouhaveanything________?A.tobebuyingB.tobuyC.forbuyingD.bought36.Afastfoodrestaurantistheplace__________,justasthenamesuggests,eatingisperformedquickly.A.whichB.whereC.thereD.what37.Itwasonlywiththehelpofthelocalguide___________.A.wasthemountainclimberrescuedB.thatthemountainclimberwasrescuedC.whenthemountainclimberwasrescuedD.thenthemountainclimberwasrescued38.Theotherday,mybrotherdrovehiscardownthestreetat_________Ithoughtwasadangerousspeed.A.asB.whichC.whatD.that39.Thepilotaskedallthepassengersonboardtoremain___________astheplanewasmakingalanding.A.seatB.seatingC.seatedD.tobeseating40.Victorapologizedfor__________toinformmeofthechangeintheplan.A.hisbeingnotableB.himnottobeableC.hisnotbeingableD.himtobenotable41.Alongwiththeletterwashispromise_______hewouldvisitmethiscomingChristmas.A.whichB.thatC.whatD.whether42.Afterhisjourneyfromabroad,RichardJonesreturnedhome,_________.A.exhaustingB.exhaustedC.beingexhaustedD.havingexhausted43._________,Ihavetoputitawayandfocusmyattentiononstudythisweek.A.HoweverthestoryisamusingB.NomatteramusingthestoryisC.HoweveramusingthestoryisD.Nomatterhowthestoryisamusing44.Suddenly,atallmandrivingagoldencarriage_________thegirlandtookheraway,_________intothewoods.A.seizing..,disappearedB.seized..,disappearedC.seizing..,disappearingD.seized..,disappearingIII.Vocabulary45.AlthoughIcanwalkabout,thereisstilla________paininmyleg.A.weakB.slightC.tenderD.soft46.Thethreesistersdecidedtoboldafamilypartyto__________theirparents'silverwedding.A.celebrateB.memorizeC.congratulateD.welcome47.FinnishPresidentsaidFinland-Chinarelationshadprogressed________withfruitfulco-operationinnewandhigh-techfields.A.peacefullyB.highlyC.quietlyD.smoothly48.Ihavereadthematerialseveraltimesbutitdoesn'tmakeany________tome.A.meaningB.importanceC.senseD.significance49.Theelderlyneedspecialcareinwinter,astheyare__________tothesuddenchangeofweather.A.sensitiveB.sensibleC.flexibleD.positive50.Usuallyachild'sbehaviourisa___________ofhisfamilyenvironment.A.recognitionB.reflectionC.returnD.record51.JoeJones,theeldestoftheeightchildren,hadto________outofhighschoolattheageof16tohelphisfatheronthefarm.A.leaveB.dropC.fallD.go52.Weneedtoconsiderwhatwewillbeusingforlanguagetraining.A.abilitiesB.appliancesC.facilitiesD.qualities53.Words________mewhenIwantedtoexpressmythankstohimgothavingsavedmysonfromtheburninghouse.A.failedB.leftC.discouragedD.disappointed54.Itwasfoolishofhimto________hisnotesduringthatimportanttest,andasaresult,hegotpunished.A.sticktoB.refertoC.keeptoD.pointtoIV.Cloze(A)Peoplewearhatsforthreemainreasons:protection,communication,anddecoration.Protection.Peoplefirstbegantowearhatsto55themselvesfromtheclimate.Inhot,sunnyclimates,wide-edgedhatsprovide56fromthesun.Incoldclimates,peopleoftenwearwoolhats.Insomeregions,peoplewearavarietyofprotectivehats,57theseason.Theymaywearawoolhatinwinter,arainhatinspringorfall,andawide-edgedhatinsummer.Hatsalsoprovideprotectionincertain58.Constructionworkers,footballplayers,militarypersonnel,andpeopleinmanyotherfieldswearmetalorplastichelmets(头盔)forprotectionfrom59.Communication.Hatscancommunicatevariousthingsaboutthepeoplewhowearthem.Thehatsofcoalminers,cowboysandfiremenindicatethewearer's60.Studentsmaywearamortarboard(学士帽)toshowtheyaregraduatingfromhighschoolorcollege.Decoration.Mostpeoplewearahatthattheybelievemakesthemlookattractive,61thehat'smainpurposemaybeprotectionorcommunication.Manyprotectivehatsareattractiveandstylish.Eventhecapsofpoliceofficersandmilitarypersonnelaredesignedto62thewearer'sappearance.Certaindecorativehatsarewornasa(n)63.InScotland,forexample,peoplewearacapcalledatam-o'-shanterthatispartoftheirnationalcostume(服装).Manypeoplechangetheirstyleofhatfromtimetotimebecausetheyfeelmore64whenkeepingupwiththelatestfashion.55.A.defend B.protect C.prevent D.hide56.A.shade B.shadow C.security D.cover57.A.resultingfrom B.basingupon C.relatingto D.dependingon58.A.seasons B.climates C.activities D.communities59.A.injury B.destruction C.harm D.pollution60.A.experience B.occupation C.personality D.education61.A.as B.unless C.though D.because62.A.change B.increase C.display D.improve63.A.tradition B.label C.honour D.fashion64.A.sociable B.informal C.attractive D.noble(B)InReneeSmith'sclassroom,attendanceisup,tripstotheheadmaster'sofficearedownandstudentsarehandinginassignmentsontime.TheSpringfieldHighSchoolteachersaysshehasseengreat65sinceaddingafewnewstudentstoherclass--fiveLabradorpuppiesandtheirfather.Theseven66studentsinSmith'sclasshaveahistoryofdiscipline67.Butsincethey'vestartedteachingthedogsobedience(顺从),theirown68hasimproved.AdogtrainerChuckReynolds69thestudentsanewtrickeachweekthattheythenworkonwiththepuppies.Atnight,thedogsgohomewiththestaffmemberswhohaveraisedthem.Theygetdroppedoffinthemorning,70aparentwouldtakeachildtodaycare.Smithsaidshecameupwiththeideawhenherdoghadpuppiesandshesawhow71herownchildrenrespondedtothem.SheconsultedwithschoolpsychologistKristinEdinger,72theytooktheidea--alongwithlettersfromstudents73theprogramme--totheschoolboard.Apettherapistsaid,"Whatyouaretryingtoteachis74andthatthereareconsequencesforthedecisionsyoumake."65.A.promotion B.progress C.disturbance D.disappointment66.A.human B.dog C.new D.Labrador67.A.problems B.questions C.issues D.troubles68.A.habit B.attitude C.action D.behaviour69.A.guides B.teaches C.permits D.aids70.A.suchas B.muchas C.sothat D.evenif71.A.well B.quickly C.poorly D.carelessly72.A.but B.so C.and D.because73.A.revising B.describing C.opposing D.supporting74.A.self-criticism B.self-respect C.self-control D.self-importanceV.ReadingComprehension(A)DanielBrownwasjusttireyearsoldwhenlieclimbedintothefamilycarandletitrollawaydowntheroad.Hewasonlythreewhenhefloodedthekitchen.Hismother,AngelaBrown,isindespair.Sheisverybusylookingafterhernewbaby,alittlegirlcalledLaura,aswellasDaniel.Shetomus,"Danielissofullofcuriosity."Atthatmoment,wehearahugecrashandthensilence.WegoupstairsandfindDanielcrawlingoutofawardrobe(衣橱)hehaspulledoverontothefloor,withabookinhishand."It'sforyou,Mum,"hesaysandlooksupathismumandsmiles.Seven-year-oldDanielhasalovelyface.Hehasgoldenhair,bigbrowneyes,andafriendlysmile.IhavetoadmitthatDanieldoesn'tlooklikesnaughtyboy.Angelatoldmeallaboutit."OnceIfoundhimashewasabouttoputJasperinthewashingmachine."Jasper,sheexplained,istheBrown'sdog."WhenIaskedhimwhy,hesaidthathethoughtJasperhasdirty!It'samazinghowonelittleDaycancausesomuchtrouble.Anothertimehecutoffallthehairofthelittlegirlnextdoor.Shewasgoingtoattendhersister'sweddingandtheneighbourshaven'tspokentoussince."AngelatoldmeaboutDaniel'smostexpensivecrime."Iwasabouttodothewashingupwhenthebabystartedcrying.Danieldecidedmhelpandfilledthekitchensinkwithwater.WhenIcameinthewaterwasalreadyfloodingthekitchenandwasabouttofloodthehall.Thecarpetwasruinedandhadtobereplaced.Ihopethingswillgetbetterashegetsolder."Amazingly,Danielisquitewellbehavedinschool.Thismaybebecauseheisrarelybored.MeanwhilehecontinuestobethenaughtiestlittleboyinEngland.WillhisbabysisterLauragrowuptothenaughtiestlittlegirl!75.WhatdidDanieldowhilehismotherwastalkingtotheauthor?A.Hedroveawaythefamilycar.B.Hecuoffthehairofthegirlnextdoor.C.Hefloodedthekitchen.D.Hefelltothefloorwiththewardrobe.76.WhywasDanielgoingtoputthedoginthewashingmachine?A.Hemeanttocleanthedog.B.Hewantedtopunishthedog.C.Heintendedtomaketrouble.D.Hewishedtodrawhismother'sattention.77.Itcanheinferredfromthepassagethat___________A.themotherspoiledtheboyB.theboyfoundschoollifeinterestingC.themotherlosthopeintheboyD.theboyhadnofreedomathome(B)Transportationandcommunicationnetworksbringpeopletogether.Yetsometimespeoplethemselvescreatebarriers(障碍)totransportationandcommunication.Inminecountries,lawsstoppeoplefrommovingfreelyfromplacetoplace.Overthecenturies,manygroupsofpeoplehavebeendeniedthefreedomtotravelbecauseoftheirrace,religion,ornationality.IntheMiddleAges,forexample,Jewswereoftenforbiddentomoveaboutfreelywithincertaincities.SouthAfrica'sgovernmentusedtorequireblackAfricanstocarrypasseswhentheytravelwithinthecountry.Somegovernmentsallcitizenstocarryidentificationpapersandtoreporttogovernmentofficialswhenevertheymove.Countriessetupcustomspostsattheirborders.Foreigntravellersmustgothroughacustomsinspectionbeforetheyareallowedtotravelinthecountry.Usuallytravellershavetocarryspecialpaperssuchaspassportsandvisas(签证).Somecountriesevenlimitthenumberofvisitorstotheircountryeachyear.Othersallowtouriststovisitonlycertainareasofthecountry,ortheymayrequirethattravellersbewithanofficialguideatalltimesduringtheirstay.Manyofthosebarrierstotravelalsoactasbarrierstocommunication.Whentwogovernmentsdisagreewitheachotheronimportantmatters,theyusuallydonotwanttheircitizenstoexchangenewsorideasfreely.Countriesoftentrytokeepmilitaryorindustrialinformationsecret.Today,peoplehavetheabilitytotravel,tocommunicateandtotransportgoodsmorequicklyandeasilythaneverbefore.Naturallardersthatweredifficultordangeroustocrossahundredyearsagocannowbecrossedeasily.Thebarriersthatpeoplethemselvesmakearenotsoeasytoovercome.Butinspiteofallthedifferentkindsofbarriers,peoplecontinuetoenjoytruedandtheexchangeofgoodsandideas.78.TheexamplesinParagraph2areusedtotelltheleadersthat_________.A.peoplehavebeenallowedtotravelfreelywithinthecountryB.peoplehavenotbeenpermittedtotravelfreelyforvariousreasonsC.travellershavetocarry,specialpaperssuchaspassportsandvisasD.customspostsalenecessaryatthebordersofthecountries79.Somegovernmentslimitthefreedomofcommunicationbecause_________.A.theyintendtokeeptheirnationalsecretsunknowntoothersB.theythinksuchfreedomwillleadtowarsC.theyoftendisagreewitheachotheronimportantmattersD.theywanttoshowtheirauthorityovercommunication80.Wemaylearnfromthepassagethat_________.A.peopledonotcareabouttheremovalofbordersbetweencountriesB.peoplecannotremovetheobstaclesmadebythemselvesC.man-madeharriersaresometimeshardertoovercomethannaturalonesD.barriersshouldbetakenforgrantedastheyalwaysexist81.Whichofthefollowingcanserveasthebesttitleofthepassage?A.BarriersMadebyPeopleB.FunctionsofCommunicationC.RestrictionsonTransportationD.ProgressofHumanSociety(C)PEOPLENOBLESMUGGLERThisThursday,IrenaSendlerwillhehonouredforherworkasasmuggler(偷运者).DuringWorldWarII,thePolishsocialworkersmugglednearly2,500JewishchildrenoutoftheWarsawghetto(聚居区).Shegavethemnewidentities,foundthemsafeplaceswithgood-heartedChristians,andkeptthechildren'srealnamesburiedinjarsinherneighbours'gardens.(Theplay',LifeinaJar,basedonherstory,isbeingperformed.)At93,SendlerlivesinaWarsawnursinghomeandistooweaktotraveltoWashingtonD.C.,toreceivethe2003JanKarskiAwardforValorandCompassionfromtheAmericanCenterofPolishCulture.Oneofthechildrenshesavedwillaccepttheawardforher.Youriskedyourlifetosavethechildren.Iwastaughtbymyfatherthatwhensomeoneisdrowning,youdon'taskiftheycanswim,youjustjumpinandhelp.Duringthewar,everyonewasdrowning,hutmostlytheJewishchildren.Howdidyoupersuadeparentstogiveuptheirchildren?IhadtoanswerhonestlythatIdidn'tevenknowifwewouldgettheguards.Whatwasthemostfrighteningmoment?WhenIsawapriest(牧师)inchargeofanorphanageforJewishchildrenintheghettowalkwiththemouttobe.killed.ThechildrenwereintheirbestSundaysuits.Thepriestwaskilledwiththem.Howdidyougetthechildrentobehaveasyousmuggledthemout?Itoldtheolderchildrentoactasiftheyweresickandsometimesgavetheyoungeronesasleepingpill.Theyweretoldtoremembertheirnewnames.Ialsotoldthechildrentotellguardstheyhadonlybeenvisitingaservantintheghettoandweregoingbacktotheirrealhomesoutside.Didyoutellyourowntwochildrenwhatyoudid?Inevertoldthem.OnlywhenmydaughterwenttoIsraeldidshelearnallaboutme.Ithoughtitwasonlynormaltodoso.Anditwasaverypainfulsubject.ItwasalwaysonmymindthatIcouldn'tdomore.————SamanthaLevine82.WecanlearnfromthepassagethatIrenaSendler_______.A.willgotoWashingtontoaccepttheawardwithherdaughterB.wascaughtafewtimeswhileshewasrescuingtheJewishchildrenC.toldthoseparentsthattheirchildren'sliveswouldbeguaranteedD.savedthousandsofJewishchildrenattheriskofherownlife83.Theexpression"everyonewasdrowning"canbestbereplacedby"___________".A.everyonewasinvolvedinthewarB.allthepeopleweredrownedC.peoplewerefacingdangeranddeathD.Jewishchildrenwerebeingkilled84.WhichofthefollowingcouldNOTbeexpectedwhenSendlerwassmugglingtheJewishchildren?A.Somechildrenweretoldtopretendtobesickinfrontoftheguards.B.,Somechildrenpretendedtobereturninghomeaftervisitingservantsintheghetto.C.Thechildrenwereaskedtorememberandusenewnamesinsteadofrealones.D.Thechildrenpretendedtobebrothersandsistersfromonebigfamily.85.Sendlerdidn’ttellherownchildrenwhatshedidinthewarbecause________.A.shethoughtitwasthemostfrighteningexperienceB.thetopicwastoopainfulandheartbreakingtomentionC.itwasalreadyrecordedandmadeknowntothepublicD.sheplannedtoburythesecretinherheartuntilherdeath(D)Intoystores,whatisoldisnewagain.Someofthelatesttoystohitstoreshrivesincludeseveralnamesthatwerepopularinthe1980's.Amongthem:He-man,MylittlePony,TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles,andTransformers.TheirappearanceissurprisinginanindustrywhereallbutclassictoyslikeBarbiedollstendtostayinthemarketforonlyafewyearsbeforetheyleavekidcultureforgood.Thereturnoftoysintroducedagenerationago,sayexperts,islargelyagenerationaleffect.ThesetoyswereamongthefirsttobemarketedprimarilythroughTVcartoons.Theresult:Thetoyscarriedwiththemamuchstrongerbrandidentitythantoysfrompreviousages.Whenthosewhoplayedwiththesetoysduringthe1980sbeganhavingchildrenoftheirown,businessmenrealizedtheycouldtakeadvantageofparents'emotionaltiesbybringingthetoysback.WerestartingtoseealotofpropertiesandproductscomingbacknowforthekidsofGenerationX,"saysGregLivingston,vicepresidentofWondergroup,achildren'sproductmarketingfirm.Butotherindustryobserverssaythisreturn-of-toytrendismoreroouedinbasiceconomics.Whentheeconomyisn'tstrong,theysay,toy-makersbecomemorecareful.Oneofthesafestmarketingtechniquesisbringingbacktoysthatareprovensuccesses."Ifyou'reinthebusinessofmakingandsellingtoys,you'regoingtogothesafestroute,whichisusingprovenbrands,"saysStephanieOppenheimer,co-founderoftheOppenheimerToyCo.,anindependentconsumergroupthatratestoys.Othercompaniesuseproductideasthathavesoldwellinothercountries,suchasJapan.Still,MrOppenheimeralsobelievesthatAmericanconsumerssimplyarenotinthemoodfornew,high-techtoysanymore."Peopleareinterestedlessinwhatwewishwehadantimoreinwhatwealreadyhave,"saysOppenheimer."Asacountry,we'relookingforthingsthatremindusofsimplertimes."86.Theexpressioninthefirst,paragraph"what'soldisnewagain"meansthat“________.”A.botholdandnewtoysaresoldB.oldandnewtoysareofthesamepriceC.oldtoysareinfashionagainD.oldtoyshavetakenonnewforms87.WhichofthefollowingisNOTlistedasthecauseforthereturnofthetoyspopularabouttwodecadesago?A.Generationaleffect.B.Economicfactors.C.Marketingtechniques.D.Fierce