高考英语 第一套 Unit1-2（必修1）-人教版高三必修1英语试题

第一套Units1~2(120分钟150分)第Ⅰ卷第一部分:听力(共两节,满分30分)第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分,满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whatisthemanprobably?A.Apostman.B.Apoliceman.C.Ashopassistant.2.Howoldisthemansdaughter?A.6monthsold. B.12monthsold. C.24monthsold.3.WhendidthewomanplantogotoSpain?A.Inspring. B.Insummer. C.Inautumn.4.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.Shewasalwaysingoodshape.B.Shestoppedexercisingoneyearago.C.Shelostalotofweightinoneyear.5.Wherewillthetwospeakersgoaftertheygetsomethingtoeat?A.Tothebookstore. B.Tothecinema. C.Tothehospital.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟;听完后,各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料,回答第6、7题。6.HowdidthewomangetbackfromEdinburgh?A.Bytrain. B.Byair. C.Bybus.7.Wheredidthewomangethelp?A.Fromthehotline. B.FromtheInternet. C.Fromthenewspaper.听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。8.Whenwastheterm“hot-desking”broughtintocommonuse?A.Inthe1970s. B.Inthe1980s. C.Inthe1990s.9.Whatdoesthemanprobablydo?A.Asalesman. B.Atourguide. C.Abankclerk.听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。10.Whatdoweknowaboutthemansnewapartment?A.Itisnearhisoffice.B.Therentcostsless.C.Theneighborhoodisorganized.11.Howfarisitfromthemansnewapartmenttothetrainstation?A.20minuteswalk. B.20minutesdrive. C.30minuteswalk.12.Whichmeansoftransportwillthemanprobablychoosetogotothesupermarketnearby?A.Thecar. B.Thebus. C.Thebike.听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。13.Whatdayisittoday?A.Sunday. B.Friday. C.Monday.14.Whichsubjectdidthemanchooseintheend?A.History. B.English. C.Geography.15.Howmanybooksdoesthemanneedtoread?A.43. B.57. C.75.16.Whatcomeswiththewomansreadinglist?A.Herclassschedule. B.Herschoolreports. C.Heractivityplans.听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。17.WhenwasMartinLutherKingadmittedintouniversity?A.In1929. B.In1944. C.In1955.18.Whywasablackwomanarrested?A.Becauseshesatinthewhitepartofacitybus.B.Becauseshestayedinahotelforwhitepeople.C.Becauseshestudiedinaschoolforwhitepeople.19.Whatdidthewhitesdotopreventtheprotest?A.Theydidnttakethebus.B.TheattackedMartinsecretly.C.TheyspreadfalsestoriesaboutMartin.20.Howlongdidtheprotestlast?A.Abouttwoyears.B.Aboutayearandahalf.C.Abitoverayear.试题答案1~5ACBCB6~10BACAB11~15ACCAB16~20ABACC附:听力部分录音材料(Text1)M:HereissomeexpressmailforyoufromNewYork.Couldyoupleasesignyournamehere?W:Sure.Thanks.(Text2)W:Oh,these“yummymummies”makemesick.Lookhowthinsheis—andshehadababyonly6monthsago.M:Yeah,mywifegetsreallydepressedwhensheseesmomslikethat.Shehadourdaughter2yearsagoandshestillcantlosetheweight.(Text3)W:IwantedtogotoSpaininAugustbutitssoexpensive.M:Well,summerispeakseason,soitsthemostexpensivetime.Whynotgolaterintheyear?(Text4)M:Oh,Susan,youlooksogood—quitedifferentfromwhenIsawyoutwoyearsago.W:Well,Istartedjoggingregularlyoneyearagoandmyweightstarteddroppingfrom243poundstothe160poundsIamnow.(Text5)W:Imhungry—shallwegoforabitetoeat?M:Soundsgood.W:AndthenhowaboutgoingtoseethenewHarryPotterfilmafterwards?M:Yes.Ifwemeetat6weshouldhavetimeforaquickbitefirst.(Text6)W:Haveyouevercalledahotline?M:No,haveyou?W:Yes.WhenIwasinEdinburghrecentlytherewasaproblemattheairportandalotofflightswerecancelled.M:Sowhatdidyoudo?W:Ihadtocallahotlinetofindoutifmyflightwascancelled.M:Andwasit?W:Unfortunately,yes.ButIcalledthehotlinethenextday,andluckilyitwasbackon.M:Thatsnottoobad;atleastyougotbacksafely.W:Yes,hotlinenumberscanbeveryusefulattimeswhenyouneedquickaccesstohelporinformation.(Text7)W:Isthisyourdesk?M:No,wehavehot-deskinghere.IworkatanydeskIwant.Itsmuchmoreefficient.W:Whatdoeshot-deskingmean?M:Well,thisnewtermwasbroughtintocommonuseinthe1990stodescribeanewworkingpractice.Itmeanstoshareadeskorofficespace.Workersdonthavetheirowndesks,butsharethematdifferenttimes.W:ButIdthinkyoudliketohaveyourthingsaroundyou!M:Iknowwhatyoumean.Thissystemofworkingiswellsuitedtofirmsthathavestaffthatarefrequentlyoutoftheoffice,forexamplesalespeoplelikeme,whoaremostlyontheroad.Iguesshot-deskingisagoodideaforthosekindsofemployees.(Text8)W:Didyoumoveintoyournewapartment?M:Yes,butImafraiditsstillamess.Ihaventputanythingawayyet.Itllprobablytakemeaboutthreeweekstogeteverythingorganized.W:Dontworry.Haveyoutakenawalkaroundyourneighborhoodyet?M:Well,Itookalongwalkthroughtheneighborhoodthismorningonmywaytothetrainstation.Ittookme20minutes.W:Thatsalongwaytothetrainstation,butthenyouonlypay800dollarsamonth.Itshardtodecidewhichisbetter,ashortercommuteorlowerrent.M:Ithoughtpayingalowerrentwouldbebetter,butnowImnotsure.W:Isthereasupermarketnearby?M:Yes,ifyoudontmindthe30-minutewalkthere.W:Soundslikeyoudbetterbuyabicycle.M:Thatsright,orImgoingtospendalotoftimewalking.(Text9)W:Hi,Tim!IvebeenwonderingwhenIdrunintoyou.Haveyoubeenherelong?M:Iarrivedyesterday,onSunday.Howaboutyou?W:Igothereafewdaysago,onSaturday.No,waitaminute—whatstoday?Sorry.Friday,notSaturday.M:Butwedidnthavetobeheretilltoday.W:Yes,Iknow,butIwantedtogetmythingsmovedintomyroom,andjusttakealookaround.So,didyoudecidetodoEnglishintheend?M:No,Ichangedmymindandchosehistoryinstead.Andyouredoingbiology,right?W:Yes,althoughtostartwithIcouldntdecidebetweenthatandgeography.M:Howmuchreadinghaveyougot?W:Letmelookatmylist...Wow.Itdoeslookprettylong.M:Well,Icounted57booksonmine.Icouldhardlybelieveit!Sowhatsyourlistlike?W:Well,itsnotaslongasyours,butitsstillprettybig.Thereare43.M:Haveyougotyourclassscheduleyet?W:Yeah.Itcamewiththereadinglist.Whensyourfirstlecture?M:Tuesday.Howaboutyou?W:Thedayafter.Itsmybusiestday.Ivegottwolecturesinthemorningandoneintheafternoon.(Text10)MartinLutherKingwasborninAtlanta,In1955,ablackwomaninMontgomerywasarrestedforsittinginthewhitepartofacitybus.DoctorKingbecametheleaderofaprotestagainstthecitybussystem.Itwasthefirsttimethatblacksouthernershadunitedagainstthelawsofracialseparation.Atfirst,thewhitecitizensofMontgomerydidnotbelievethattheprotestwouldwork.Theythoughtmostblackswouldbeafraidtofightagainstracialseparation.Butthebusesremainedempty.Somewhitesusedtrickstotrytoendtheprotest.TheyspreadfalsestoriesaboutMartinLutherKingandotherprotestleaders.OnestoryaccusedKingofstealingmoneyfromthecivilrightsmovement.Anotherstorychargedthatprotestleadersrodeincarswhileotherprotestershadtowalk.Butthetricksdidnotwork,andtheprotestcontinued.Itlastedthreehundredandeighty-twodays.Finally,theUnitedStatesSupremeCourtruledthatracialseparationwasillegalintheMontgomerybussystem.第二部分:阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。ALastyear,IkepthavingthisparticularfeelingIwaslivingjustforthe“me,me,me”.Withthisinmind,Idecidedtovolunteertobreakoutofthisme-centricity.Afterreachingouttoanumberoforganizations,IgotacallbackfromadancestudioinNewJersey.Onmyfirstdayvolunteering,aremarkableyounggirlcaughtmyeye.Thatgirlcoulddance!Asidefromhernaturalskill,whichwasadelighttowitness,shesimplylituptheroom.ShewasAfricanAmerican,tenyearsoldandsheworethemorelovelybig-rimmedglasses.Attheendofclass,Ihadtoaskher,“Howlonghaveyoubeentakinglessons?”Sherepliedshyly,“Iwish...Ihavenevertakenaclass.”Iwasspeechless.Herteachertoldmeshelivedinagrouphome,andthenandthereIknewwhatIfeltcalledtodo.IcalledFamilyServices,startedherindancelessonsandtrainedtobecomehermentor(良师益友).Now,forthepastyearandahalf,Iveseenhereveryweek,takinghertoeat,toread,toseemovies,andtovisitstreetfairs.Sheoncetoldme“Nooneeverwantedme.Iwasdoomed(判决)sincemybirth.”Icouldonlyreply,“Honey,youarelovable,worthyandunique.Youarestuckwithme,andImnotgoinganywhere!”Webothlaughed.Ilovethiskid.Ihadagreatchildhood,andIwanttopayitforward!21.Fromthefirstparagraph,wecanlearn.

A.theauthorlongedforcarefromothersB.theauthorlikedstayingaloneathomeC.theauthorwaseagertokeepawayfromlonelinessD.oncetheauthoronlythoughtofandlivedforherself22.TheauthorwentintothedancestudioinNewJerseyto.

A.takepartinadancematch B.teachdancewithnopayC.volunteerforthedancestudio D.pickupherdaughterlearningdance23.Watchingthegirlsdance,theauthorfelt.

A.uncomfortable B.delighted C.upset D.speechless24.Whichistherightorderofthefollowingevents?a.IcalledFamilyServicesforthegirl.b.Thegirltoldmeshehadnttakendancelessons.c.Iconnectedanumberoforganizations.d.Iwantedtochangemyme-centeredsituation.e.Itreatedthegirltodinnersandmovies.A.d-e-a-c-b B.c-b-a-d-e C.d-c-b-a-e D.d-c-e-b-a【答案与解析】本文讲述一次做志愿者的经历让作者和一个小女孩维系一生。21.D由第1段中的“Iwaslivingjustforthe‘me,me,me’”可知我曾经活得太过自我。22.C由第1段中的“Idecidedtovolunteerto...”和第2段中的“Onmyfirstdayvolunteering...”可知答案。23.B由第2段中的“whichwasadelighttowitness”可知答案。24.C本文讲述作者结识并资助儿童的经过,C项符合事情发展的过程。BStatisticsshowagrowingnumberofAmericanfamiliesarereplacingcatsanddogswithchickenashouseholdpets,soIguessitsnowonderwerestartingtoseethingslikechickenclothing,diapers(尿布)andsaddles(马甲)beingsoldonline.JulieBakeristheownerofPamperedChickens,anonlinebusinessthatsellsavarietyofsuppliesforpetchickens.Shegottheideaforbirddiaperswhenherfeatheredfriendsstartedspendinglesstimeinthebackyardandmoretimeinsidethehouse.Theyweremakingamess,soshetriedsewingchicken-sizedclothdiapers,addedsomebuttonsandstrappedthemonthebirds.Itworkedlikeacharm,andbeforelongtheideaturnedintoabusiness.ThesedaysJuliesellsbetween50and100chickendiapers,aswellas10setsoffashionableclothingandprotectivesaddlestourbanhenownersacrosstheUnitedStates.Herfamilyhasbeenapartofthepoultryshowcommunityforalongtime,andwhenfriendssawherpetscolorfulclothing,theystartedaskingwhereshegotthem.Beforesheknewit,ordersstartedrollingin.ButPamperedChickensisnottheonlystorethatsmakingafortunewithtrendychickenfashion.MyPetCisamulti-milliondollarbusinessthatoffersallthenecessarysuppliesapetchickenownercouldeverneed.RyanSlabaugh,editorofchicken-themedmagazineBackyardPoultry,believesatleasthalfofthetensofthousandsofsubscriberskeephensaroundforcompanionshipratherthanforagriculturalpurposes,whichwitnessestheirwillingnesstospendseriousmoneyondiapersandclothing.25.Whatisthebesttitleofthetext?A.DiapersandcolorfulclothingforfashionablechickenpetsB.MyPetC,popularwithownersofchickenpetsC.HowdidJulieBakermakemoneybyherchickenpets?D.Moreandmorepeopletendtochoosechickensastheirpets26.Fromthesecondparagraph,weknow.

A.PamperedChickensisanonlinebusinesssellingpetsB.chickenpetsprefertostayinsidethehouseofownersC.petscolorfulclothingJulieBakermadesellswellfirstD.JulieBakersfriendshelpedhermakechickendiapers27.Theunderlinedword“poultry”inthesecondparagraphrefersto.

A.featheredanimals B.householdpetsC.petsfashionableclothing D.householdchickens,ducks,andotherbirds28.Accordingtothetext,RyanSlabaugh.

A.canmakechickendiapers B.hasorderedBackyardPoultryC.servesthemagazine,BackyardPoultry D.keepssomanypetsincludingchickens【答案与解析】本文主要介绍了一位通过给宠物鸡制作尿布和衣服发现了商机。25.A全文主要讲述的是宠物鸡的尿布和衣服。26.C由第2段中的“Beforesheknewit,ordersstartedrollingin”可知。27.D文章主要提到的宠物是鸡,鸡属于家禽类。由此可推知poultry意为“家禽”。28.C由第3段中的“RyanSlabaugh,editorofchicken-themedmagazineBackyardPoultry”可知选项C正确。CWanttojointheThreeSixtyJournalismteam?Weprovideseveralopportunitiesforteenstoexplorejournalism,improvetheirwritingandcommunicationskills,andconnectwithotherteensandprofessionals.Intermediate(中级的)JournalismCampAtwo-weekcampinJuneattheUniversityofSt.Thomas.FifteentoeighteenteensliveinthecollegedormsandworkwithotherIntroductiontoJournalismCampAfour-weekcampinJulyattheUniversityofSportsReportingCampNewin2013,afive-daysportsreportingcampinAugustattheUniversityofSt.Thomas.FifteentoeighteenteensmeetfromMondaythroughFriday,toworkwiththeNewsTeamAn8-to10-weekafter-schoolclass.ItsheldtwiceayearintheFallandSpringtermsandmeetsattheUniversityof29.WhichisNOTthebenefitofteensjoiningtheThreeSixtyJournalismteam?A.Havingadeepunderstandingofjournalism.B.Earningsomemoneyasapart-timejournalist.C.Buildingtheirwritingandcommunicationskills.D.Comingintocontactwithotherteensandprofessionals.30.WhowouldmostprobablybeadmittedtotheIntroductiontoJournalismCamp?A.Linda,in11thgrade,havingsomejournalismexperience.B.Mary,in10thgrade,havingenoughtimeinAugust.C.Tom,in12thgrade,goodatmakingupstories.D.Nick,in8thgrade,eagertolearninterviewing.31.StudentsintheSportsReportingCampcan.

A.workwithMinnesotateens B.meetwithsportsjournalistsC.liveinthecollegedorms D.playgameswithcoaches32.WhatdoweknowaboutNewsTeam?A.Itteacheshowtousevideos. B.Itisanewly-foundedteam.C.Itisheldtwiceayear. D.Itlastsfourweeks.【答案与解析】文章介绍了四项新闻爱好者参加的活动。29.B由第1段中的“toexplorejournalism,improvetheirwritingandcommunicationskills,andconnectwithotherteensandprofessionals”可知选项B符合题意。30.D根据IntroductiontoJournalismCamp部分的“Afour-weekcampinJuly”以及“Thiscampisdesignedforthosecompleting8ththrough11thgradewhohavenopreviousexperience”可知。31.B根据SportsReportingCamp部分的“toworkwiththebestsportsjournalists”可知。32.C根据NewsTeam部分的“ItsheldtwiceayearintheFallandSpringterms”可知。DWhenatoddler(初学走路的孩子)wentmissingonFridayintothedarkandcoldwoodsaroundhishome,officialscalledoutpolicedogstosearchforhim.Buthisfamily,policeandfirefightersneednthaveworriedbecauseanotherdogwastakingcareoftheboy—thefamilysdogAshapoo.Theloyalandtrustydogwasalwaysatthesideofhisownerstwo-year-oldgrandson.ItwasntagoodthingwhenPeytonsgrandfatherconcentratedonpickingabeautifulChristmastreeforthefamily.Whenheturnedaround,hefoundtheenergetickidwasgone,andsowasAshapoo.WhenPeytonsparentsshoweduptojointhehuntfortheirmissingsoninthe300acresofwoods,theyfeltbetterknowingthattheboywaswithAshapoo.Itwasgettingdarkandcoldastimewentby,buttherewasnoprogressinthesearchwork.Anightpassed,andpeoplebegangettingdesperate.Whentherescuersmadetheirwaytoabarn,Ashapoosuddenlyappeared,andthenranawaybarking,leadingthesearcherstoPeytonwhowassleepingontheground.Hewasfine.Thetwo-year-oldboytoldhisfamilyhewasscared,hewasgoingtogethurt,andhewascold.Thedadsaid,“IthinkPeytongotscaredandjustlaydowntotakeanap,andAshapoostayedrighttherewithhim.”Headded,“IguessAshapoofeltthatitwashisdutytoprotecthimandbewithhim.”Andhealsosaid,“Ibelievethedogwashisguardianangelinfur.”Theparentssaidthedogwastheirhero.TheyplannedtogetAshapooawellearnedsteak,andtheywerealsothinkingaboutgettingaGPStrackerforPeyton.33.Thetextmainlytellsus.

A.aloyaldogsaveditslittlemasterB.whyadogismansbestfriendC.alittleboysurvivedinthewildaloneD.dogsaredangeroustomansometimes34.Whentheboywalkedawayfromhisgrandfather,whatdidAshapoodo?A.Hehelpedtheboyfindhisway.B.Hebarkedtodrawattention.C.Hefollowedthelittlekid.D.Helookedforhisownereverywhere.35.Wecaninferfromthelastparagraphthattheboysparents.

A.wantedtogetaGPStrackerforthedogB.weregratefultothedogforwhathehaddoneC.werenotafraidthattheirboywouldbemissingagainD.wouldneverleavetheirboyalonewiththedogagain【答案与解析】一个两岁的男孩不幸走失,多亏他家的狗跟着他,才救了他。33.A纵观全文可知,一只忠诚的狗救了它的小主人。34.C由下文可知,狗一直跟着男孩,当它见到有人来,就跑出来叫,并把救援人员领到男孩所在的地方。35.B男孩父母认为狗是他们家的英雄,要奖励它一块牛排。可见他们是多么感激这只狗。第二节(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10分)根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。TheInternationalFriendshipDayiscelebratedeveryyearonthefirstSundayofAugust.FriendshipDaygivesusthechancetoappreciateourfriends.Itisatimetorenewourfriendshipties.36HerearesomeideasonhowtocelebrateFriendshipDay.

1.Youcouldsendabeautifulgreetingcardwithsomenicewords.LastyearMaryLiudesignedacardforherfriendPat.“37Letskeepitgoingforever,”shewrote.Patwasveryhappy.

2.Friendsalwaysappreciategiftsnomatterhowsmall.Youcouldbuyyourfriendflowers,chocolates,friendshiprings,orevenaCDoftheirfavoritesongs.38

3.39Tellthemhowmuchyouvaluetheirfriendshipandthankthemforalwaysbeingthere.

4.Donotforgetfriendswhomaybeundergoinghardtimes.Callandassurethemthattheyarenotalone.Youfeeltheirpaintoo.LastyearJennyChengwasnotfeelingfineatall.Shehadfailedhercollegeentranceexam.OnFriendshipDay,LiLeicalledherandsangherthesong“LeanonMe”byBillWithers.JennyfeltveryrelievedafterLiLeiscall.5.Dontforgetthefriendsaroundyou.TheywouldcertainlyvalueasimpleFriendshipDayhugorhandshake.40Thentakethesmiletoothersinthestreets,atschooloranywherethatyougothatday.

6.Everyonesurelyremembersthesong,Goodolddays.Soreachouttoanybrokenfriendshipsyoumighthaveandmendthem.Onelostfriendisalsoavaluabletreasure.A.Theywillcertainlylovewhateveryougetthem.B.Sendyourfriendsashorttextmessageorgivethemacall.C.Donotforgetfriendswhomaygiveahand.D.Itcanalsobeachanceforustoreachoutandmakenewfriends.E.FriendshipDaycelebrationsoccurondifferentdatesindifferentcountries.F.ThissimplecardistotellyouthatIappreciateoursimpleandeasy-goingfriendship.G.BeginthedaywithaspecialFriendshipDaysmileforyoursister,brother,parentsandgrandparents.答案:36~40DFABG第三部分:英语知识运用(共两节,满分45分)第一节:完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Hehadbeenonalongflight.Thefirst41camewhenthesignontheairplaneflashedon:“Fastenyourseatbelts”.

Then,afterawhile,a(n)42voicesaid,“Weshallnotservedrinksatthistimeasweare43alittleturbulence(气流).Please44Ashelookedaround,itwasobviousthatmanyofthepassengerswerebecoming45.Later,theannouncersaid,“Wearesosorrythatweareunabletoservemealsatthistime46theturbulenceisstillaheadofus.”

Thenthestorm47.Thethundercouldbeheardclearly.Lightening48thedarkeningskyandtheplanetossed(摇荡)around.Onemomenttheplane49onterriblecurrentsofair;thenextitdroppedasifitwereaboutto50.

Theman51thathewasveryfrightened.Hesawnearlyallthepassengerswereupsetandalarmed.Manypassengerswerewonderingiftheywould52itthroughthestorm.Suddenlyhesawalittlegirltowhomthestormmeantnothing.Shesatthere53andwasreadingabook.

Everythingwithinhersmallworldwascalmandorderly.Sometimessheclosedhereyes,thenshewouldreadagain.Butworryandfearwerenotinhereyes.Whentheplanewasbeingstruckbytheterriblestormasitroseand54seriously,whenalltheadultswere55halftodeath,that56childwascompletelyunafraid.

Themancould57believehiseyes.Whentheplanefinallyreachedits58,hewenttospeaktothegirlwhomhehad59forsuchalongtime.Heaskedwhyshehadnotbeenafraid.Thesweetchildreplied,“Becausemydadisthe60.Hestakingmehome.”

41.A.poster B.warning C.explanation D.advertisement42.A.calm B.nervous C.excited D.strange43.A.welcoming B.controlling C.destroying D.expecting44.A.takein B.markout C.makesure D.turnout45.A.awkward B.anxious C.annoyed D.ashamed46.A.until B.unless C.for D.or47.A.broke B.stopped C.returned D.failed48.A.movedup B.litup C.setup D.putup49.A.supported B.trained C.lifted D.involved50.A.shake B.slide C.change D.crash51.A.admitted B.refused C.pretended D.regretted52.A.develop B.report C.describe D.make53.A.proudly B.quietly C.helplessly D.curiously54.A.fell B.walked C.damaged D.competed55.A.delighted B.bothered C.moved D.scared56.A.funny B.particular C.amazing D.lucky57.A.nearly B.actually C.simply D.hardly58.A.destination B.office C.house D.department59.A.loved B.watched C.visited D.communicated60.A.teacher B.driver C.pilot D.doctor【答案与解析】对别人的信任能够让我们在面对困难时充满信心。41.B由下文“Fastenyourseatbelts”可知,这里是机组人员提醒(warning)大家系好安全带。42.A根据常识可知,即使飞机遇到气流,机组人员也会保持冷静,让大家不要惊慌。43.D句意:预计(expect)前方将会遭遇气流。44.C这里是要乘客确认(makesure)已经系好了安全带。45.B听到通知说将会遭遇气流,乘客们都很担心(anxious)。46.C因为前方将遭遇气流,因此不提供饭菜了。for表示原因。47.A句意:接下来暴风雨就出现(break)了。48.B句意:闪电照亮了黑暗的夜空。lightup“点亮;点燃”。49.C由上文“theplanetossed...”可知,飞机一会儿向上颠起(lift),一会儿又向下掉下去。50.D句意:飞机在下沉的时候就像要坠毁(crash)。51.A句意:那位男子承认(admit)他很害怕。52.D句意:很多乘客担心他们是否能够熬过去。makeit“成功”。53.B小女孩坐在那儿很镇定(quietly)。54.A这里是指飞机颠簸得很严重。fall“落下”。55.D由上文知道大部分乘客都很害怕。bescaredhalftodeath“被吓得半死”。56.C小女孩的镇定自若令人感到惊奇(amazing)。57.D这位男子几乎不(hardly)相信自己的眼睛。58.A句意:飞机到达目的地(destination)后,他迫不及待地去和这位他观察很久的小女孩聊天。59.B同上题解析。60.C由句中的“hestakingmehome”可知,她的爸爸就是该航班的飞行员。因为小女孩相信她的爸爸,所以她并不担心。第Ⅱ卷第三部分:英语知识运用(共两节,满分45分)第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(不多于3个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。Kate:Alan,youmissedyourfavoriteartclass.Whatsgoingon?Alan:IwenttotheclinicbecauseI61(burn)myarmandhurtmyhead.

Kate:Ohmygoodness!Whathappened?Alan:Thismorning,IwantedtohavesomenoodlessoI62(boil)somehotwater.Iwaspouringthehotwaterintothebowl63mycatsuddenlyjumpedontothetableandknockeditallovermyarm.Itreallyhurt,soIdecidedtoseethe64.

Kate:Howdidyouhurtyourheadthen?Alan:AsIwaswalkingtotheclinic,Ipassedsomeworkers65(paint)ourbuilding.Acanofpaintfell66oneoftheirladdersrightinfrontofme.Itriedtogetoutofthewayandhitmyheadagainstawindow.

Kate:What67terriblemorning!Iamsosorrytohear68.

Alan:Well,Ifinallymadeittotheclinic.Dr.Franztoldmetokeepmyarmcleananddryandtoresttoday.Imfeelingmuch69(good)now.

Kate:Thatsgood.Haveagoodrest70seeyoutomorrow.

答案:61.burnt62.boiled63.when64.doctor65.painting66.off67.a68.that69.better70.and第四部分:写作(共两节,满分35分)第一节:短文改错