2019-2020年高一入学考试英语试题

湖南省长沙市一中2009-2010学年第二学期高一入学考试英语试题（提示：请将客观题答案用2B铅笔转涂到答题卡上，将文字题写在答题卷的相应位置）一、听力（共两节每小题1分，满分20分）第一节听力理解每段播放两遍。各段后有几个小题，每段播放前每小题有5秒钟的阅题时间。请根据各段播放内容及其相关小题，在5秒钟内从题中所给的A,B,C项中，选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。听第一段对话，回答第1-3题。Whatdoweknowabouttheman？Hehopestobecomeapaintersomeday.Heisn'tveryfamiliarwithpainting.Hedoesn'tlikethecourseatall.WhoisLisaFrank?ThepainterDesiree.Theprofessorofcourse.Thewomantalkingwiththeman.Whatwillthemandotonight?SeeLisaFrank.TalkwithProfessorBrown.Gototheexhibition.听第二段对话，回答第4-6题。Whatflightdoesthemanwanttobook?AnafternoonflightfromLondontoNewYork.AmorningflightfromHeathrowtoNewYork.AnafternoonflightfromNewYorktoLondon.Whydoesthemanhavetobookaticketforanotherflight?Thefirstflighthasbeendelayed（耽误）.Thefirstflighthasbeenfullybooked.Themanhaschangedhisidea.Whatflightdoesthemanfinallybook?Theflightdeparting（离境）at18:45fromHeathrowAirport.TheflightarrivingatNewYork18:50localtime.Theflightdepartingat17:30fromHeathrowAirport.听第三段对话，回答第7-9题。

What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?Abankermanagerandacustomer.Apoliceofficerandawomanrobber.Apoliceofficerandaneyewitnesstoarobbery.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.AtMrs.Dawson'shome.A.AtMrs.Dawson'shome.B.Insideabank.C.AtapolicestationWhatcanwelearnaboutthewomanrobber?ShekilledMrs.Dawson'sson.Shehadasweateron.Shewasover30yearsold.听第四段独白，回答第10-12题。HowdidMr.Greygotowork?BytrainB.Bybike.C.Onfoot.WhydidMr.Greylendsomemoneytothestrangeryearsago?Tobuyaticketforhim.Tohelphimstarthiscareer.Toavoidunnecessarytrouble.WhatdidthestrangerstopMr.Greyforthistime?TothankMr.Grey.Toreturnthemoney.Toborrowmoneyagain.听第五段对话，回答第13-15题。Howmanymileshasthecargone?C.200miles.380miles.B.C.200miles.WhydoesMike'sfriendwanttosellthecar?Sheneedsmoneytobuyanewhouse.Shecan'taffordtokeepitinthecity..Shelivesnearherworkplace.Howmuchdoesthecarcost?$5,000.B.$500.C.$1,500..第二节听取信息听下面一段独白，请根据题目要求，从所听到的内容中获取必要的信息，填入答题卡标号为16-20的空格中，听录音前，你将有10秒钟的阅题时间，录音读两遍。你将有60秒钟的作答时间。

WEATHERREPORTThetenP.MtemperatureLakefront76,Midway76,OHare(16)TomorrowPartlysunnyandvery(1)Tuesday(18)andmostlysunnyWednesdayandThursday(19)Friday(20)二、单项选择从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。(共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分)。21.IwasborninNewOrleans,Louisiana,acitynamewillcreateapictureofbeautifultreesandgreengrassinourmind.whoseB.ofwhichC.thatD.which22.InChina,manypeople,someof22.InChina,manypeople,someofareoftendangerous.takingweight-losspills,areoftendangerous.A.them,whichB.whom,thatC.whom,whichD.them,thatA.them,whichB.whom,thatC.whom,whichD.them,that23.Idon'tthinkthepriceswillgodownthisweek,A.willtheyB.don'tIC.won'ttheyD.doI24.IA.willtheyB.don'tIC.won'ttheyD.doI24.Iforanhourbuthestillhavebeenwaiting;hasn'havebeenwaiting;hasn'tturneduphavebeenwaiting;didn'tshowuphavebeenwaited;hasn'havebeenwaited;hasn'tturneduphavebeenwaiting;wasn'tturnedup25.ThisisthesecondtimethatI25.ThisisthesecondtimethatImymobilephone.A.lostB.havelostC.waslostD.hadlostA.lostB.havelostC.waslostD.hadlost26Mynewdictionary.IhavelookedforiteverywherebutIstillit.A.haslost;don'tfindB.ismissing;don'tfindC.haslost;haven'tfoundD.ismissing;haven'tfoundInmanyremoteareasoftheworldthereYetisightingsinthelastthreeyears.A.havebeenB.hasbeenC.havehadD.wereHowthewonderfulmusicontheTVtome!A.relaxed;soundsB.relaxing;soundsC.relaxing;issoundingD.relaxed;soundTheboy'smissingmadethepolice.A.puzzleB.puzzlingC.puzzledD.bepuzzledHeintheUSAforyears,andisgoingtostaytheretillheforty.A.hadbeen,wouldbehasbeen,willbeA.hadbeen,wouldbehasbeen,willbeC.hadbeenC.hadbeen,wasD,hasbeen,is31AtthistimetomorrowovertheAtlantic.A.we'regoingtoflyB.we'llbeflyingwe'llflyD.we'retoflyAtaroughestimate,NigeriaisGreatBritain.threetimesthesizeasB.thesizethreetimesofC.threetimesasthesizeofD.threetimesthesizeofTomwasdisappointedthatmostoftheguestswhenheattheparty.left;hadarrivedB.hadleft;hadarrivedC.hadleft;arrivedD.left;arrivedIarrivedlate;Itheroadtobesoicy.A.wouldn'texpectB.haven'texpectedC.hadn'texpectedD.wasn'texpectingThepolicefoundthatthehouseandalotofthingsstolen.hasbeenbrokenintoB.hadbrokenintoC.hasbrokenintoD.hadbeenbrokeninto三、完型填空阅读下面短文,掌握其大意，然后从36-55各题所给的四个选项A、B、C、D中，选出最佳选项（共20个小题，每小题1分，满分20分）。Oneday,apoorboywhowastryingtopayhiswaythroughschoolbysellinggoodsdoortodoorfoundthatheonlyhadonedime（一角银币）left.Hewashungrysohedecidedto36foramealatthenexthouse.However,helosthisnerve（不知所措，慌张）whenalovelyyoungwomanopenedthedoor.37amealheaskedforadrinkofwater.Shethoughthelooked38soshebroughthimalargeglassofmilk.Hedrankitslowly,andthenasked,“HowmuchdoI39you?"“Youdon'towemeanything,"shereplied,“Motherhastaughtmenevertoaccept40forakindness."Hesaid,“ThenIthankyoufromthebottomofmyheart."AsHowardKellyleftthathouse,henotonlyfelt41physically,butitalsoincreasedhisfaithinGodandthehumanrace.Hewasabouttogiveupand42beforethispoint.Yearslatertheyoungwomanbecameseriouslyill.The43doctorswerebaffled（阻挡）.Theyfinallysenthertothebigcity,wherespecialists（专家）canbecalledintostudyher44disease.Dr.HowardKelly,now45,wascalledinfortheconsultation（会诊）.Whenheheardthenameofthetownshecame__46__,astrangelightfilledhiseyes.Immediatelyhe47andwentdownthroughthehospitalhallintoherroom.Dressed48hisdoctor'sgown（罩衣）hewentintoseeher.Herecognized（辨认）heratonce.Hewentbacktothe49roomanddeterminedtodohisbesttosaveherlife.Fromthatdayon,hegavespecial50tohercase.Afteralongstruggle,thebattlewas51.Dr.Kellyrequestedthebusinessofficetopassthefinalbilltohimforapproval（批准）.Helookedatitandthen52somethingontheside.Thebillwassenttoherroom.Shewas53toopenitbecauseshewassurethatitwouldtaketherestofherlifetopayitoff.Finallyshelooked,andthenoteonthesideofthebill54herattention.Shereadthesewords...“Paidin（已缴）fullwithaglassof55.”（Singed）Dr.HowardKellyTearsofjoyfloodedhereyesassheprayedsilently:“Thankyou,God.Yourlovehasspreadthroughhumanheartsandhands.”36.A.searchB.begC.waitD.look37.A.BecauseofB.InfrontofC.IncaseofD.Insteadof38.A.upsetB.thirstyC.hungryD.sad39.A.oweB.costC.lendD.own40.A.offerB.payC.helpD.thanks41.A.quickerB.weakerC.strongerD.warmer42.A.stopB.continueC.retireD.surrender43.A.localB.poorC.kindD.cruel44.A.commonB.ordinaryC.rareD.scarce45.A.oldB.famousC.unknownD.retired46.A.fromB.toC.intoD.for47.A.stoodB.waitedC.fellD.rose48.A.onB.inC.withD.of49.A.waitingB.treatingC.informationD.consultation50.A.interestB.foodC.attentionD.effort51.A.defeatedB.wonC.lostD.completed52.A.changedB.leftC.crossedD.wrote53.A.excitedB.afraidC.nervousD.surprised54.A.caughtB.calledC.paidD.caused55.A.waterB.coffeeC.milkD.icecream四、阅读理解阅读下面两篇短文，从每题所给的四个选项A、B、C、D中，选出最佳选项。（共20个小题，每题1分，满分20分）2019-2020年高一入学考试英语试题AMostpeoplesay“yes”muchmorereadilythan“no”.Afriendismovinghousethisweekendandwouldlikesomehelp,andyouagree.But,whatyoureallywantedwasacoupleofquietdaysrelaxingathome.Oraroommatespendstheentireweekendsplayingvideogamesandwantstoborrowyourhomeworkfor“reference”.But,you'vejustfinisheditaftertakingawholedaytoworkhard.Manypeoplesay“yes”tothesekindsofrequests.Theytendnottoconsidertheirowninterestsandfeelings,andareoftenangrywiththemselvesafterwards.Saying“no”requirescourageandconsiderablepractice,infact,accordingtopsychologists.“Everyonewantstobeliked,”saysGabrieleSteinki,aGermanpsychologist.“Saying‘no'riskslosingtheaffectionofthepersonaskingthefavororevenajob.”Theresultisthatmanypeoplesay“yes”justforkeepingthepeace.Butexpertssaythisisregrettable.Anyoneshouldhavetherighttosay“no”.Infact,rejecting（拒绝）arequestcanevenhelptostrengthenarelationshipbecauseitexpressesatruefeeling.But,forpeopleUsedtoagreeingtoeveryrequest,changingcanbealonganduncomfortablelearningprocess.Mostpeoplebelievethat“IfIsay‘no',I'lllosetheaffectionoftheperson.Buttheaffectionisimportanttome.”Thiswayofthinkingcanbereplacedbythis:“IfheonlylikesmebecauseIalwaysdowhatsuitshim,thenthepriceofhisaffectionistoohighinthelongterm.”Whentherefusalisnotaccepted,Steinkiadvisesgivingthereasonscalmlyagainuntilthepersongetsthemessage.56.Mostpeoplesay“yes”muchmorereadilythan“no”because.theydon'tcareabouttheirowninterestsandfeelingstheydon'tknowtheywillregretafterwardstheyhavealreadybeenusedtosaying“yes”theycaremoreaboutothers'affectionIntheopinionofexperts,.A.peopleneedalotofpracticetosay“no”peopleshouldsay“yes”tokeepthepeacesaying“no”meanslosingajobpeoplehavetherighttobelikedAccordingtothewriter,whatshouldyoudoifyouwanttorefusetheotherperson'srequest?Justsayyoucan'thelphim.Saysorrytohim.Refusehimclearly.Talktotheotherpersontofindamutualway.Accordingtothewriter,whatshouldyoudoifyourrefusalisnotaccepted?Sayyestohim.B.Repeatyourreasonforhisacceptance（接受，认可）C.JustgoawayD.SaynotohimWhatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A.YouNeedCourageToSay“No”B.“Yes”MoreThan“No”CAnyoneHasTheRightToSay“No”D.It'sHardToSay“No”BWhoarethemostbeautifulwomenintheworld?Lookingattherecords,peoplemightthinkVenezuelanwomenare.TheywintheMissLatinAmerica,MissUniverse,andMissWorldcontestsmorefrequentlythanwomenfromanyothercountry.InVenezuela,theterm“Miss”asin“MissUniverse”isanhonoredtitle.Thesedays,peopleinsomeculturesconsiderbeautyconteststobesilly.Theyhavetriedtostopthesecontests,sayingtheconteststreatwomenasobjectsandplacetoomuchimportanceonwomen'slooks.ButinLatinAmerica,beautycontestsareasourceofpride.AndinVenezuela,theyarealmostanationalobsession（狂热）.AreVenezuelanwomenreallymorebeautifulthanotherwomen?“Theyarenotreallymorebeautifulhere,”saysSelena,whotrainsgirlsforthecontest.“It'sjustthatthegirlshereworkharderandpreparemorethananyoneelse.”Preparingforacontestisafull-timejobthatincludessixteen-hourdaysforsixmonths.Manyofthewomentakealeaveofabsencefromtheirjobsduringthetrainingperiod.“Ifyoudon'ttakethisseriously,youdon'thaveachance.”Selenasays.Thepreparationtakesmanyhoursaday.Thecontestantsstretchtheirbodiesandpracticetheirwalksdowntherunway.Theyworkontheirspeechesandpracticeansweringquestionssuchas,“Whomdoyouadmiremostintheworld?”Theystarvetostayslim.Theytakeclassestolearnhowtostyletheirhairandapplymakeup.Mostofthemgrowtheirhairlonganddiettoloseatleast10pounds.Manyofthemhavetheirteethstraightenedorhaveplasticsurgery（整形外科手术）tostraightenorfixotherbodyparts.Itisn'teasy,andthecontestantsgiveupalotforthecontest.OneMissUniversewinnerimmediatelyputon20poundsafterthecontest.Shesaidtheonlythingshewantedtodoafterthecontestwastoeat.Thecostishighaswell.ThetrainingfortheMissVenezuelaandMissUniversecontestscancostupto$60,000.Fortunatelythetelevisionstationthatsponsors（赞助）thecontestpaysthecostsoftrainingthefinalists.Yetmostofthecontestantssayit'sworththeeffort.AformerMissUniverseisnowamayorofadistrictinalargecity.Althoughshehadnopoliticalexperiencebeforethat,shehasbeenaskedtorunforhigherpoliticaloffice.Anotherwinnerhasherowntelevisionshow.Winnershaveanadvantagetheycouldnotgetanywhereelse.“It'stheonlychanceyouhavetomakeit.”Saysonecontestant.“Youcan'tgettheseopportunitiesanyotherway.”FromtheabovepassagewecaninferthatVenezuelaisprobably.aplacewherecontestantsfromallpartsoftheworldgathertogetheracityinAmericawherebeautycontestisheldacountryinLatinAmericaaworldbeautycenterWhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedinthepassage?Contestantshavetostayawayfromtheirworkforaperiodoftimebeforethecontest.Onlyafewwomenwonthecontestwithoutbeingtrained.Beautyisn'ttheonlyfactorforacontestanttowinthecontest.It'stooexpensiveforindividuals（个人）topayforthetrainingforthecontest.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?BeautyMeansMoneyVenezuelanWomen—theMostBeautifulWomenintheWorldHowtoSucceedintheBeautyContestD.Training—theOnlyWaytoSuccessCHavinglearnedmuchabouttheWarofResistanceagainstJapan,MaoJingxindidn'tliketheJapanesewhenshewasachild.“Ithoughttheywerecruelandrude,”saidthe18-year-oldgirlfromHebeiProvince.ButshebegantochangehermindaftershemetsomeJapaneseteenagersinahistorymuseumsixyearsago.ThesefashionablehighschoolstudentslookedseriouslyatthehistorydisplaysandtalkedtoMaoinafriendlyway.“IfoundthattheyarenotbadasIthought,”shesaid.LikeMao,manyChineseteenagers'arecaughtupinthisconfusion.Asurveyby21stCenturyTeensshowsabout51percentofChineseteenagerssaytheydislikeJapan.ButmostofthemstillwanttohaveaJapanesefriend.Also,JapanliesthirdontheirlistofAsiancountriesthattheywanttovisit,followingSingaporeandSouthKorea.Teensdidasurveyjustbeforethe60thanniversaryofthevictorydayoftheWarofResistanceagainstJapan,whichfellonSeptember3.ThesurveyaimedtoencourageunderstandingandcommunicationbetweenyoungChineseandJapanese.TeensalsowantedtounderstandChineseteenagers'attitudestowardsJapan,andhowmuchtheyactuallyknowaboutthecountry.AsTeensfound,morethan60percentofChineseteenagerslearnaboutJapanthroughthemediaorbooks.Only16percenthaveevermetaJapaneseperson.“MostofmyfriendshateJapanforwhatitdidtoChinaduringWorldWarII.Butpeopleshouldnotliveinhatred.IthinkthebestwaytofigureitoutistohavecontactwiththeJapanesepeoplemyself,”ZhangYuyuan,aSenior2girl,toldusinthesurvey.JinXide,professoroftheChineseAcademyofSocialScience,saysthatChinaandJapanactuallyhadapeacefulrelationshipduringthe1970sand1980s.Sincethe1990s,thegrowthofJapan'sright-wingforceshascausedgreatdifficulties.“Wehavetobestrongagainstthem.Butwemustn'tignorethefactthattherearefarmorefriendlyJapanese,”addedJin.“JapanhasdonewrongtoAsiancountriesincludingChinaandithascausedpaintoeveryone,”saidHikaru,a17-year-oldgirlinKawasaki.HavingvisitedChinafourtimesandlearnedmuch,sheunderstandstheimportanceofcommunicationbetweenthetwopeoples.SheplanstojoininanexchangeprogrammewithChineseyouth.“WelcometoJapan,myChinesefriends!”Shesaysitwithasmile.MostteenagershateJapanesebecause.theJapanesetheymeetarecrueltheJapanesewerecruelduringthewartheylooktoofashionableD.theJapanesedon'twanttocommunicatewithChinesepeopleWhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueaccordingtothesurvey?OnlyasmallpercentageofteenagershavemetaJapanese.Morethanhalfoftheteenagersinthesurveydon'tliketheJapanese.C.SingaporeisoneofthemostpopularAsiantouristplacesforChineseteenagers.MostChineseteenagerslearnaboutJapanthroughexchangeactivities.AccordingtoProfessorJin,isthemainreasonfortheworserelationshipbetweenJapanandChina.theWarofResistanceagainstJapanlackofcommunicationJapan'sincreasingright-wingforceJapan'srapidly-growingeconomyThepassageiswrittento.encourageChineseteenagerstomeettheJapanesereportwhatChineseteenagersthinkaboutJapanprovideinformationaboutJapaneseteenagersgiveabriefintroductiontothehistoryoftheWarofResistanceagainstJapanDAboriginalisatermusedtodescribethepeopleandanimalsthatlivedinaplacefromtheearliestknowntimesorbeforeEuropeansarrived.ExamplesaretheMaoriinNewZealand,theAboriginesinAustraliaandtheIndiansinSouthAmerica.MaoriTheMaoriwerethefirstpeopletogotoNewZealandabout1,000yearsago.TheycamefromtheislandsofPolynesiainthePacific.Theybroughtdogs,ratsandplantswiththemandsettledmainlyontheNorthernIsland.In1769,CaptainJamesCooktookpossessionoftheIsland,andfromthattimeonBritishpeoplestartedtosettle.TheMaorisignedanagreementwiththesesettlers,butinlateryearstherewereargumentsandbattlesbetweenthemoverlandrights.AborigineNativepeopleofAustraliacamefromsomewhereinAsiamorethan40,000yearsago.Theylivedbyhuntingandgathering.TheircontactwithBritishsettlersbeganin1788.Bythe1940salmostallofthemweremixedintoAustraliansocietyaslow-paidworkers.Theirrightswerelimited.In1976and1993theAustraliangovernmentpassedlawsthatreturnedsomelandtotheAboriginesandrecognizedtheirpropertyrights.IndiansLongbeforetheEuropeanscametoAmericainthe16thand17thcentury,theAmericanIndians,orNativeAmericans,livedthere.ItisbelievedthattheycamefromAsia.ChristopherColumbusmistookthelandforIndiaandsocalledthepeoplethereIndians.ThewhitesettlersandAmericanIndianslivedinpeaceatthebeginning,butconflictsfinallyaroseandledtotheIndianWars(1866—1890).AfterthewartheIndiansweredriventothewestofthecountry.Notuntil1924didtheygaintherighttovote.Whatisthesubjectdiscussedinthepassage?Europeansettlers.Nativepeoplefromthreecountries.Lifestylesofaboriginals.Historyofthreegroupsofaboriginals.Whichofthefollowingstatementsisanopinioninsteadofafact?TheMaoriwerethefirstpeopletogotoNewZealand.TheEuropeansweregreedybecausetheyalwaysfoughtforland.NativepeopleofAustralialivedbyhuntingandgathering.D.AfterthewartheIndiansweredriventothewestofthecountry.ThenativepeopleinAmericawerecalledIndiansbecause.A.theyoriginatedfromIndiatheirappearancesaresimilartothoseofIndiansthelandwasmistakenforIndiatheirpersonalitiesarecomparabletothoseofIndiansBysaying“almostallofthemweremixedintoAustraliansocietyaslow-paidworkers”(inParagraph3),theauthorimpliesthat.A.nativesinAustralialedadifferentlifefromthesettlersmostnativesinAustraliawereunemployednativesinAustraliawereseparatedfromAustraliamostnativesinAustraliaearnedasmallsalaryEExceptforthesun,themoonlookslikethebiggestobjectinthesky.Actuallyitisoneofthesmallest,andonlylooksbigbecauseitissoneartous.Itsdiamete(直径)isonly2,160miles(3,339km),oralittlemorethanaquarterofthediameteroftheearth.Onceamonth,ormoreexactly,onceevery29.5days,atthetimewecall“fullmoon”,itswholedisclooksbright.Atothertimesonlypartofitappearsbright,andwealwaysfindthatthisisthepartwhichfacestowardsthesun,whilethepartracingawayfromthesunappearsdark.Peoplecouldmaketheirpicturesbetteriftheykeptthisinmind—onlythosepartsofthemoonwhicharelightedupbythesunarebrighter.Thisshowsthatthemoongivesnolightofitsown.Itonlythrowsbackthelightofthesun,likeahugemirrorhunginthesky.Yetthedarkpartofthemoon'ssurfaceisnotcompletelyblack;usuallyitisjustlightenoughforustobeabletoseeitsshape,sothatwespeakofseeing“theoldmooninthenewmoon'sarms”.Thelightbywhichweseetheoldmoondoesnotcomefromthesun,butfromtheearth.Weknowwellhowthesurfaceoftheseaorofsnow,orevenofawetroad,maythrowbackuncomfortablymuchofthesun'slightontoourfaces.Inthesamewaythesurfaceofthewholeearththrowsbackenoughofthesun'slightontothefaceofthemoonforustobeabletoseethepartsofitwhichwouldotherwisebedark.Whyisthedarkpartofthemoonnotcompletelyblack?A.Thesunshinesonthemoon'ssurface.Theearththrowsbacksunlightontothemoon.Themoonthrowsbackthelightfromthesun.Themoonhaslightofitsown.Theunderlinedword“disc”inthesecondparagraphrefersto.A.aroundplateB.aroundrecordthemoonthatreflectssunlightD.themoonwhichlookslikearoundplate74.Bysaying“theoldmooninthenewmoon'sarms”,wemeanatimewhen.A.thetwomoonsarecloselylinkedthenewmoonisatitsbrightestthemoonispartlybrightandpartlydarkthenewmoonishuggingtheoldmoon75.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothetext?A.Themoonwhichappearsroundatitsbrightestiscalledfullmoon.Themoon'sdiameterisexactlyonefourthofthatoftheearth.C.ThelightbywhichweseetheoldmooncomesfromthesunThepartofthemoonwhichisnotlightedbythesuniscompletelydark.五、写作(共1题，满分25分)你父亲在外出差，请你给你父亲写一封e-mai1,告诉他关于今年暑假你和你母亲为你们全家所选择的假期旅游的目的地(destination)。目的地是山东省，持续时间(duration)共4天4晚，第一天离开长沙，乘飞机到济南看趵突泉Baotuspring,天下第一泉。第2天乘车去泰安(Tai'an)，登泰山，第3天清晨看日出，然后乘缆车(cablecar)下山再乘车去山麓观岱庙(DaiTemple)。第4天参观曲阜(Qufu),那里是孔子(Confucius)，这个中国古代最伟大的教育家的出生地。费用(cost)每人2000元。希望在暑假能够一起去。要求：1、需要提到以上这些信息。2、开头和结尾已经给出。DearDad,I'velookedatseveralpossibleplaceswherewecangoonholidayandcheckedMum'sschedule.WethinkweshouldgotoLove,Connie长沙市一中2009级高一第2学期英语入学考试参考答案、听力（共两节每小题1.分，满分20分）1-10.BACABBCCBA11-15.BCBBA16.7417.warm18.Hot19.Fair20.Partlycloudy、单项选择（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）。21-35.ACAAB,DABCD,BDCCD三、完型填空（共20个小题，每小题1分，满分20分）36.B上文Onlyhadonedimeleft制约该空表乞讨，应填beg。37.D第一空后面的forameal和第二空后面的askedforadrinkofwater制约该空表取而代之、没有，应填Insteadof。C男孩要的是一杯水而女士给他的是一大杯牛奶，说明女士认为他看起来饿了，因此该空应填hungry。A下文owe制约该空应填owe。D妈妈教我决不要因为自己有善举而收取别人的钱。C下文介绍一杯牛奶对男孩精神所起的作用，表这杯牛奶对男孩身体所起的作用。42.Aand具有对称性，因此该空应与giveup同义，表放弃、退出，应填stop。43.A下文senthertothebigcity制约该空表当地的，因此应填local。C这个年轻女子的病当地看不好说明其不是常见病，因此该空应填rare。B疑难杂症通常应由名医来会诊，因此该空应填famous。AD一想到自己非常感激的人患了奇怪的病，他心中产生了强烈的关爱之情，于是立即起身前去看个究竟。BD第10空后面的consultation制约该空应填consultation。C既然决定尽最大努力救治病人当然会对病人给予特殊关心。B第18空后面的itwouldtaketherestofherlifetopayitoff说明病人已康复，因此该空应填won。D第20空所在句为他在帐单上所写的内容，因此该空应填wrote。B析语境可知，该空表不敢，应填afraid。Acatchone'sattention，吸引某人的注意，符合语境逻辑。C您用一杯牛奶付清了您的治疗费。这是当年的男孩现在的名医感激她的话。四、阅读理解（共20个小题，每题1分，满分20分）D推理判断题,可用逻辑推断法来解。由原文第九节首句Mostpeoplebelievethat“IfIsay‘no',I'lllosetheaffectionoftheperson.Buttheaffectionisimportanttome."可以推出答案。A细节判断题，可用直接就题找文法来解。原文第四节体现答案。D细节判断题，可用直接就题找文法来解。原文第十节首句Steinkisaysthekeyistalkingtotheotherpersontofindamutual（相互的）solution.体现答案。B细节判断题，可用直接就题找文法来解。原文最后一句体现答案。A标题判断题，可用逻辑推断法来解。认真阅读分析原文可知，作者在文章中主要分析了人们不说“不”的原因及如果说不的方法来论证文章第四节Saying“no”requirescourageandconsiderablepractice这一论点，由此可以推出文章的标题。C推理判断题，可用逻辑推断法来解。由原文第一节TheywintheMissLatinAmerica,MissUniverse,andMissWorldcontestsmorefrequentlythanwomenfromanyothercountry.可推断Venezuela是比拉丁美洲的小地理单位，可见它是拉丁美洲一个国家。B细节判断题，可用直接就题找文法来解。认真阅读分析原文不难发现，原文提及A、C、D内容，但没有提及B内容。C标题判断题，可用概括归纳法来解。认