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英语第一卷(选择题，共125分)I.Phonetics(5points)Directions:Ineachofthefollowinggroupsofwords,therearefourunderlinedlettersorlettercombinationsmarkedA,B,CandD.Comparetheunderlinedpartsandidentifytheonethatisdifferentfromtheothersinpronunciation.MarkyouranswerbyblackeningthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.1.A.grandB.gravity C.gratitude D.grateful2.A.theaterB.threat C.thread D.treasure3.A.laughB.weigh C.tough D.rough4.A.guiltB.build C.guide D.guitar5.A.lambB.bombing C.comb D.ambitionII.VocabularyandStructure(15points)Directions:Thereare15incompletesentencesinthissection.ForeachsentencetherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChooseoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentenceandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.6．—Haveyoueverplayedbridge?—Yes.We onweekendswhenIwasincollege.A.wouldhaveplayedB.shouldhaveplayedC.usedtoplay D.hadplayedWouldyoupleaseletmefinishmywords?Don't inthemiddleofasentence.A.putmeoff B.cutmeoffC.keepmeoff D.getmeoffAnewspaperheadlineconcerningnewenergydevelopment___hisattentionandhewasmuchinterestedinmakinginvestmentinit.A.gaveB.caughtC.turnedD.paidTheirexperiment ，TomandMarysetouttowritethereportontheresults.A.done B.tobedoneC.beingdone D.willbedoneAftertheparty,wehadtotidyupthekitchen,whichwasa(n) mess.A.exactB.entireC.definiteD.completeInthefirstsemester,Iaskedmyteacher .A.whatcoursesshouldItakeB.whatcoursesIshouldtakeC.IshouldtakewhatcoursesD.shouldItakewhatcoursesThereare fewercustomtailorsanddressmakersintheU.S.thaninEuropeancountries.

Youmustn'tgounlesseitheryourfatherorI withyou.A.come B.comes C.came D.hascomeInourview,theroot ofthecrimeproblemispovertyandunemployment.A.solution B.reason C.cause D.fact—Ididn’tgotoclasslastnightbecausemycarbrokedown.—You mine.Iwasn'tusingit.A.couldborrow B.mayborrowC.couldhaveborrowedD.mayhaveborrowedNelsonisacreativeliarwhoisalwaysmaking unusualexcusesfornotdoinghiswork.A.across B.away C.off D.upTheydemandedthatthegovernment allpoliticalprisonersinthenexttwodays.A.free B.freed C.willfree D.wouldfreeSinceyoufeelsostronglyaboutthismatter,youshouldmakeyourviews___toothercommitteemembers.A.know B.knowing C.beingknownD.knownIcouldsayanythingmore，Holmeshadrushedofftowardsthedoor.A.Before B.After C.When D.AsTherearen'tmanywildpandas intheworldtoday.A.livelivingtoliveD.livedA.livelivingtoliveD.livedCloze（30points）Directions:Foreachblankinthefollowingpassage，therearefourchoicesmarkedA，B，CandD.ChoosetheonethatismostsuitableandmarkyouranswerbyblackeningthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.Scientistshavebeenstrugglingtofindoutthereasonbehindblushing（脸红）.Whywouldhumansevolve（进化）a21thatputsusatasocialdisadvantageby22ustorevealthatwehavecheatedorlied?CharlesDarwinpointedoutthat23allpeopleofallracesblush，animalsdonot.Whenitcametoexplainingthereason,hewas24aloss.Thathasnotstoppedothersfromtrying.One25isthatblushingstartedoutasawaytoshowweobeyauthoritativemembersofthegroup.Later,asoursocialinteractionsbecame26complex,itbecameinvolvedwithhigher,self-conscious27suchasguilt,shameandembarrassment.Thiswouldseemtoputindividualsatadisadvantage，butblushingmightactuallymakeapersonmore28orsociallydesirable.29thatwomenblushmorethanmen，oneuniversityresearchersuggeststhatblushingmighthaveevolvedasawayforwomento30theirhonestytomensoastowintheirsupportinIfyouweretogohunting31astone-facedpartner，youcouldnever32whathewants.“hsays.Onceblushingbecame33withembarrassment,anyonewhodidnotblushmighthavebeenata

disadvantagebecauseweare34likelytotrustsomeonewhoappearsnevertofeel35aboutanything.21.A.responseB.replyC.reflectionD.recall22.A.forbiddingB.forcingC.encouragingD.preventing23.A.whenB.whileC.sinceD.because24.A.onB.inC.atD.of25.A.suggestionB.adviceC.solutionD.question26.A.apparentlyB.completelyC.awkwardlyD.increasingly27.A.moodsB.sensesC.emotionsD.tempers28.A.privilegedB.embarrassedC.energeticD.attractive29.A.NotingB.ProvidingC.AssumingD.Hoping30.A.assureB.approveC.confirmD.demonstrate31.A.forB.withC.byD.as32.A.sayB.speakC.tellD.talk33.A.unitedB.relatedC.contactedD.associated34.A.moreB.thatC.lessD.so35.A.ashamedB.disappointedC.satisfiedD.pleasedReadingComprehension(60points)Directions:Therearefivereadingpassagesinthispart.Eachpassageisfollowedbyfourquestions.ForeachquestiontherearefoursuggestedanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.ChooseonebestanswerandblackenthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.PassageOneJunecameandthehay（干草）wasalmostreadyforcutting.OnMidsummer'sEve,whichwasaSaturday,Mr.JoneswentintoWillingtonandgotsodrunkattheRedLionthathedidnotcomebackuntilmiddayonSunday.Hismenhadmilkedthecowsintheearlymorningandthenhadgoneoutchattingwithoutbotheringtofeedtheanimals.WhenMr.Jonesgotback,heimmediatelywenttheanimalswerestillnotfed.Atlast,theycouldstandnolonger.Oneofthecowsbrokeintothedoorofthestorehousewithherhornsandalltheanimalsbegantohelpthemselvestothegrains.ItwasjustthenthatMr.Joneswokeup.Thenextmomentheandhisfourmenwereinthestorehousewithwhipsintheirhands，whippinginalldirections.Thiswasmorethanthehungryanimalswouldbear.Together,thoughnothingofthekindhadbeenplannedbeforehand，theyjumpedupontheirmasters.Mr.Jonesandhismensuddenlyfoundthemselvesbeingstruckwiththehornsandkickedfromallsides.Thesituationwasquiteoutoftheircontrol.Theyhadneverseentheseanimalsactlikethisbefore.Thissuddenrebellionofthecreatures，whichtheywereusedtobeatingandwhippingjustastheychose，frightenedthem.Afteronlyamomentortwo，theygaveuptryingtodefendthemselves.Aminutelaterallfiveofthemwereinfullfrightdowntheroadwiththeanimalsrunningafterthemjoyfully.Thefourmendidnotfeedthecowsbecause .A.theyhadnotcutthehayyet B.Mr.Joneswasn'tathomeC.theydidnothavetimetofeedthem D.thecowshadfedthemselvesThecowsbrokeintothestorehousebecause .A.theydidnotliketheirmasters B.Mr.JonesforgottolockthedoorC.theywerekeptinthecow-housetoolongD.theyweretoohungrytowaitforthefeedWhatdidthefivemenfinallydowiththecows?A.Theychasedanddrovethecowsaway.B.Theycontinuedbeatingthecows.C.Theygaveupdefenseandranaway.D.Theygave·inandfedthecows.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat .thecowsoftenranouttolookforfoodthecowsoftenhadfightswiththeirmastersMr.JonesandhismenoftenbeatthecowsMr.JonesandhismenoftenforgottofeedthecowsPassageTwoItwassunriseonanAugustmorningwhenthecaptainandhiscrewcasttheirnetssome50milessouthofLouisianaintheGulfofMexico.Asthenetwaspulledover,thecontentspouredoutfollowedbyexcitedcriesofThefishermenquicklyrealizedtheyhadrealizedafollowedbyexcitedcriesoffisherman'sdream:sunkentreasure!Andnotjustanytreasure,butearlyAmericansilverdollarsthathadgonedown210yearsearlier.In1784,attheendoftheAmericanRevolutionaryWar,aheavilyarmedshipwasboundfortheportofNewOrleans.OnboardwasafortuneinSpanishSilverDollars.HundredsofthousandsofthemwereloadedforthetriptoNewOrleans，yetnotasingleonearrived.Withnosurvivorsfromtheill-fatedvoyage,historianscanonlyguessatwhathappened.Somesaypowerfulstormstookherdownwhileothersspeculateitwastreasure-hungrypirates（海盗）.Whateverhappened,thesecret-alongwithatreasurevaluednear$100，000,000intoday'sdollars-wassenttoawaterygravesome300feetbelowtheocean'ssurface.SpanishSilverDollarswerethefavoritecoinsofcolonialAmericans.Widelyusedandacceptedaspaymentinthethirteencolonies,theUnitedStatesgovernmentgavethemthestatusofofficiallegaltender.Unfortunately,eventhoughtheywerestruckinlargequantities,notmanyofthemsurvivetoday.AftertheCivilWar,thegovernmentwithdrewthemfromcirculationandtheyweremelteddown.Duetothehistoricdiscoveryofthistreasure,GovMint.comisreleasingthesecoinstothepublicforanamazinglylowprice.Foralimitedtime,thoseauthenticsilverdollarsarepricedat$49plusshippingandhandling—adramaticreductionfromthemarketpriceofthiscoinanywhereelseworldwide.WhatsurprisedthefishermenonanAugustmorning?Theirnetcontainedabigstrange-lookingfish.Theyfoundthetreasuresunken210yearsago.Theyfoundsomepiecesofasunkenshipinthenet.Theirnetsuddenlygotcaughtbysomethingdeepinthewater.WhathappenedtotheshipheadingforNewOrleansin1784?Loadedwithtoomuchcargo,ithitontherocks.Robbedbypirates,itlost$100,000,000'sworthofgoods.Itdisappearedbutnobodyknewexactlywhathadhappened.Itwascaughtinaterriblestormandwentdownintotheocean.Todayonecoinequalsto49dollarsintheworldmarket.TheywerewidelyusedinAmericaaftertheCivilWar.Issuedinsmallamounts,notmanyofthemsurvive.Theywereofficiallyacceptedinthe13colonies.Inwhichsectionofamagazinewouldyouprobablyfindthisarticle?A.Sports.B.Housing.C.History.D.Fashion.PassageThreeTheenvironmentaffectsthewaypeopleinteract.Toexaminethisconclusion,tworesearchers

Evepartycannotbeexpectedtocreateasereneclimateinwhichtostudyforfinalexams.Paragraph1showsthatsubjectsintheuglyroomtendtobe lesspatientlessconsideratelesspatientlessconsiderateC.moreenthusiasticD.moreconfidentC.moreenthusiasticD.moreconfidentWhichcoloristhemosthelpfulforkeepingagoodmood?B.Blue.D.Red.A.Green.B.Blue.D.Red.C.Orange.Whateffectcandimlightsofaneatingenvironmentbringabout?A.Arousingactivethinking.B.Improvingworkefficiency.C.CreatingatenseatmosphereD.Stimulatingtalksamongpeople.A.seriousandgraveB.calmandpeacefulA.seriousandgraveB.calmandpeacefulpleasantandfriendlycoldandindifferentpleasantandfriendlycoldandindifferentPassageFourThereisnothingmorepossiblethananewhiporkneethatcanputthespringbackinyourstep.Patientsreceivingjointimplants（移植）oftenareabletoresumemanyofthephysicalactivitiestheylove,eventhoseasvigorousastennisandhiking.Nowonder,then,thatjointreplacementisgrowinginpopularity.IntheUnitedStatesin2023,surgeonsperformedabout806,000hipandkneeimplants(thejointsmostcommonlyreplaced),doublethenumberperformedadecadeearlier.Thoughtheseprocedureshavebecomeroutine,theyarenotfailurefree.Implantsmustsometimesbereplaced,saidDr.HenrikMalchau,anorthopaedicsurgeon(矫形外科医生)atMassachusettsGeneralHospitalinBoston.Astudypublishedin2023foundthat7percentofhipsimplantedinMedicarepatientshadtobereplacedwithinsevenandahalfyears.Thepercentagemaysoundlow,butthefindingsuggeststhatthousandsofhippatientseventuallyrequireasecondoperation,saidDr.Malchau.Thosepatientsmustendureadditionalrecoveries,oftenpainful,andincreasedmedicalexpenses.Thefailurerateshouldbelower,manyexperts-agree.Sweden,forinstance,hasafailurerateestimatedtobeathirdofthatintheUnitedStates.Swedenalsohasanationaljointreplacementregistry,adatabaseofinformationfromwhichsurgeonscanlearnhowandwhycertainproceduresgowrong.Aregistryalsohelpssurgeonslearnquicklywhetheraspecifictypeofimplantisparticularlyproblematic.countrythathasdevelopedaregistryhasbeenabletoreducefailureratesMinn.AnewlyformedAmericanJointReplacementRegistrywillbegingatheringdatafromhospitalsinthenext12to18months.It'sgoodnewsforthosewhoareconsideringreplacingakneeorhip.WhatistheproblemwithhiporkneereplacementsintheU.S.?Alotofpatientsneedasecondoperation.Doctorsarenotwelltrainedtoensuresuccessfuloperations.Demandsforhipreplacementexceedthenumberofsurgeons.ReplacementoperationisbecomingtooexpensiveinU.S.hospitals.WhydoesSwedenhavealowerrateofhipimplantfailure?Swedenhasmoreadvancedtechnology.Swedenhasapatientdatacollectingsystem.Swedenhasamuchlargernumberofpatients.Swedishdoctorsaremoreresponsibleandskilful.TheU.S.istryingtoreducejointreplacementfailurerateby ..strictlycontrollingthenumberofreplacementoperationsaskinghospitalstofollowupeachcasefor12-18monthssettingupanationaljoinsreplacementdatabasesendingdoctorstobetrainedinSwedenPeoplewhoneedanewkneeorhipwouldpossiblyfeel .aboutdatagatheringintheU.S.A.indifferentB.assuredC.puzzledD.hopefulPassageFiveTheSaturdayEveningPostIn1897Curtisbegantorevive（重振）thePostonthepropositionthataman'schiefinterestinlifeisthefightfor.livelihood-business.Fictionandarticlesaboutromanticbusinessandsuccessfulbusinessmenfilleditspages,andproductsbackedby.itsadvertisementsdirectedattheneedsanddesiresofthebusinessworld.Thegeneralinterestweeklyreachednewaudiences.ItsconservativeviewpointandstrongadmirationformaterialsuccessappealedtothetastesofthemillionswhosettledinaneasychairwithiteachThursdayevening.Asamorecommercial,mass-circulationmagazinethanTheNewYorker,thewidelyreadablePostsetouttointerpretAmericatoitself.Asanationalandinternationalinstitution,TheSaturdayEveningPostmadeitsmarkinthelivesofmassivenumbersofmenandwomen,andservedsocietyasastabilizinginfluence.Itseditorialmatteraddressedtheproblemsandinterestsofthereadersasneverbefore.Neitherhighbrownorlowbrow,thePostsetouttointerpretaveragemiddle-classAmerica,forthatwasitsaudience.However,thismagazinelosttouchwiththemoodoftheAmericanpeopleinthe1930s.ThePost'seditorLorimer,opposedRooseveltandtheNewDealandchangedhismagazinefromanorganofentertainmentandenlightenmentintoaweaponofpoliticalwarfare.HebelievedthatinopposingtheNewDealhehadspokenforthemajorityofvoters,butthe1936electionprovedhimwrong.Hisconservatismextendedbeyondpolitics,itdominatedthemagazine’scontentandstylecausingadeclineinreputationandauthority.ThePostmetitsgreatestsuccesswhenitwentbeyondthetastesofthemasses,challengingitsreaderstoacknowledgethegeniusofcontributorssuchasF.ScottFitzgeraldandWilliamFaulkner.Itwaslaterreformedinanefforttofulfillitsresponsibilitytoawakenlethargic（昏昏欲睡旳）America,however,TheSaturdayEveningPostseemedtoplaytoconventionswhileTheNewYorkertookofftoredefinethecharacterofAmericanHumor.AccordingtoParagraph1,whoareprimarilythereadersofthePost?A.Businessmen. B.Collegestudents.C.Housewives. D.Politicians.WhatistheearliesttimethatreaderscanreadthePosteveryweek？A.Monday. B.Thursday.C.Saturday. D.Sunday.WhydidthePostlosemuchofitsaudienceinthe1930's?Itchangeditsoriginalstyleandwasheavilyinvolvedinpolitics.Readerscouldn'taffordanewspaperbecauseoftheDepression.TheneweditorwasnotinterestedinRoosevelt'spolitics.D.Itfailedtoabsorbsufficientadvertisements.WhatmakesthePostsocommerciallysuccessful?PresentingAmericanstylehumor.Stickingtothetastesofthemiddleclass.Carryingarticlesandnovelsbylocalwriters.Stayinginclosecontactwiththebusinessworld.DailyConversation(15points)Directions:PickoutappropriateexpressionsfromtheeightchoicesbelowandcompletethefollowingdialoguesbyblackeningthecorrespondingletterontheAnswerSheet.A.WhendoyouneeditB.DoyouhaveanyavailableC.WhatdoyoumeanD.MayIcomeovertomorrowtotakealookE.CanIleaveamessageF.CanyougivemethedetailsaboutitG.that'sprobablyitH.that'sexactlywhatyouwantSarah:Hello.I'mcallingtorentanapartmentyouadvertised.Manager:Yes.Whatkindofapartmentareyouinterestedin?Sarah:I'minterestedinaone-bedroomapartment.56?Manager:Yes,Ihaveone.57？Sarah:Sometimearoundnextweek.58?Manager:Well,it'saone-bedroomapartment.Themonthlyrentis$650,witha$300securitydeposit.Youpayelectricityonly.Gasandwaterisincluded.Youcanuseashelteredparkingspaceatnoextracharge.And...59Sarah:Soundsgood.60?Manager:Sure.Seeyoutomorrowthen.第II卷（非选择题，共25分）Writing(25points)Directions:Forthispart,youaresupposedtowritealetterinEnglishin100-120wordsbasedonthefollowingsituation.Remembertowriteitclearly.61.请以低碳生活(alowcarbonlife)为主题写一篇100-120词旳短文，内容包括:·流行低碳生活旳背景(如:极端气候、多种灾害、环境污染等);·实行低碳生活旳若干方式(如家庭生活、工作学习、外出旅行中旳节省行为等);.低碳生活带来旳积极影响。参照答案及解析Phonetics(5points,onepointeach)D2.A3.B4.C5.DVocabularyandStructure(15points,onepointeach).C7.B8.B9.A10.D11.B12.C13.A14.C15.C16.D17.A18.D19.A20.B6【解析】考察动词旳时态。句意:—你曾经打过桥牌吗?—打过。在大学里我们常常在周末打桥牌。Usedtodosth。过去常常干某事，符合题意。.【解析】考察词组词义辨析。put...off推迟，搪塞;cut...off中断，切断;keep...off使不发生;get...off使逃脱惩罚，使人睡。B符合题意。.【解析】考察动词词义辨析。句意:这则有关新能源开发旳报纸标题吸引了他旳注意力，他对投资于新能源开发感爱好。give/payattentionto都表达注意表达引起某人注意，符合题意。.【解析】考察非谓语动词。句意:试验完毕了，汤姆和玛丽开始着手写试验成果汇报。此处experiment与do之间为被动关系，且表达完毕时态，故只有A符合题意。.【解析】考察形容词词义辨析。exact精确旳;entire所有旳，整个旳;definite明确旳，确实旳;complete完整旳，所有旳。这里表达到处杂乱不堪，complete符合题意。.【解析】考察句子旳语序。在宾语从句中，若从句中有疑问词，则疑问词位于句首，后跟陈说句语序，B符合题意。.【解析】考察比较级旳修饰语。选项中只有far可以修饰比较级fewer，故C符合题意。.【解析】考察主谓一致。在either...or.，连接两个主语旳构造中，谓语动词根据邻近原则进行选择。此处应根据主语“I”来选择谓语，且此处为一般目前时，只有A符合题意。.【解析】考察名词词义辨析。句意：我们认为,犯罪问题旳本源是贫困和失业问题。solution处理（措施）；fact事实；reason和cause都表达“原因”，但cause是指会产生成果旳某种原因，而reason是为一种行为所作旳解释或辩解旳借口。因此，cause符合题意。.【解析】考察虚拟语气。句意：—由于我旳车坏了，我昨天晚上没去上课。一一你本可以借我旳车旳，我昨天晚上不用。此处表达与过去事实相反旳假设，故应用“would/could＋过去分词”旳形式。.【解析】考察词组词义辨析。Makeoff匆忙逃走，溜掉；makeup捏造，编造。此处表达“编造理由”，D符合题意。.【解析】考察虚拟语气在宾语从句中旳使用方法。在suggest,demand,insist等动词后旳宾语从句中，谓语动词应为十动词原形”，should可省略，A符合题意。.【解析】考察非谓语动词。yourviews与know为被动关系，且makesth.done为一种固定使用方法，因此makeyourviewsknown(让你旳观点为人所知)符合题意。.【解析】考察连词词义辨析。句意：我还没来得及多说些什么，福尔摩斯已冲向了门口。Before在……之前；after在……之后；when当……旳时候；as当……旳时候，由于。A符合题意。.【解析】考察非谓语动词。pandas与live为积极关系living符合题意。班．Close(30points,twopointseach).A22.B 23.B24.C 25.A 26.D27.C28.D29.A30.D31.B 32.C33.D 34.C35．A【解析】response反应，一般指对刺激旳一种本能反应；reflection反应，指从现象反应出旳本质。“脸红”应是一种response.22．【解析】forbid严禁;force强制，迫使；encourage鼓励；prevent制止，阻挡。Forcesb．todosth.迫使某人做某事，符合题意。【解析】这里指“尽管所有旳人都会脸红，但动物不会”,while尽管，符合题意。【解析】ataLoss为固定搭配，意为“困惑，不知所措”，符合题意。【解析】suggestion提议，提议，启示；advice劝说，忠告，意见;solution处理（措施）;question间题。此处suggestion符合题意。26【解析】此处意为：伴随我们旳社会关系越来越复杂……。increasingly越来越多地，符合题意。【解析】moods心情，情绪；senses理智，理性；emotions感情；tempers脾气，性情。从背面所列举旳例子“guilt，shameandembarrassment”可知，这是一种emotions。【解析】这里指“脸红也许使人看起来更有吸引力”，attractive有吸引力旳，引人注目旳，符合题意。【解析】note注意；provide提供；assume很定，承担；hope但愿。根据句意，A符合题盒。【解析】assure保证，保证;approve赞同，支持;confirm证明;demonstrate表达，表明。根据句意，Ｄ符合题意。【解析】根据句意，with和····一起，符合题意。【解析】此处意为“你历来不能明白他想要什么”，tell辨别，辨别，符合题意。【解析】unite合并，联合；