高三英语一轮 SB1 Units 5-8 阶段评估（二）

2011《龙门亮剑》高三英语一轮复习测试题SBⅠUnits5－8阶段评估（二）第Ⅰ卷(选择题，共95分)第一部分：英语知识运用(共三节，满分50分)第一节语音知识(共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分)1．drownA．window B．owner C．slowly D．flower2．breatheA．health B．deaf C．increase D．pleasure3．frequentA．bucket B．desert C．convenient D．refuse4．RaisA．design B．increase C．sugar D．usual5．soupA．country B．group C．mouse D．famous第二节语法和词汇知识(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)6．CharlesDickensis________asoneofthegreatestEnglishnovelists.A．placed B．put C．ranked D．lined7．Thebankruptcy(破产)ofthecompanywasthe________ofyearsofbadmanagement.A．damage B．effect C．fault D．result8．—We’dlikeyoutogoshoppingwithustomorrow.ShallweaskLindatocomeaswell?—I’drathershe________withus.A．won’tgo B．didn’tgo C．isn’tgoing D．doesn’tgo9．Ouraimis________goingtocollege—it’salsoaboutgainingknowledge.A．ratherthan B．nomorethan C．lessthan D．morethan10．September11wastheday________theWorldTradeCentrewasattackedbytheterroristsseveralyearsago，________peoplewholovepeacewillneverforget.A．when；when B．when；inwhichC．onwhich；adaywhen D．onwhich；aday11．WhatChinacanlearnfrom________2008financialstormhasbecome________hottopicamongus.A．the；/ B．the；a C．/；the D．/；a12．Hesayshereallycan’t________towaitanotherday，forheisverybusy.A．waste B．afford C．spend D．cost13．Thenumber2008isaspecialnumber，________Ithink，thatwe’llforgetforever.A．which B．what C．one D．it14．Thenoiseofthemachine________mysleep，soIfeelsleepynow.A．interrupt B．disturb C．bother D．comfort15．Whatthedoctorsaidaboutmyillness________menottosmokeanymore.A．made B．decide C．determined D．attracted16．Thesolousuallytakesplaceoutsidethehouse，withtheaudience________onbenches，chairsorboxes.A．havingseated B．seatingC．seated D．beingseated17．Hewas________agoldcupinacknowledgmentofhiscreativeachievementsforthedevelopmentofthecompany.A．awarded B．prized C．awarding D．prizing18．Althoughheknewlittleaboutthelargeamountofworkdoneinthefield，hesucceeded________othermorewell­informedexperimentersfailed.A．which B．where C．what D．that19．Itisgenerally________thatnewindustries________forthesouthernpartofthecountry.A．agreed；areneeded B．agreed；tobeneededC．agreeing；areneeding D．agreeing；needed20．—You’dbetter________thelastsentenceofthearticle.Itismuchtoomisleading.—ButIthinkquitedifferently.A．pickout B．leaveout C．figureout D．makeout第三节完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)ItwasacoldJanuarynight.Atown，inBeichuancounty，oneoftheworst__21__areasintheMay12earthquake,2008，wasquiet__22__thesoundofmusiccameoutofasmallhouse.Thiswasnotanordinaryhouse__23__acommunityKTVsetupbyXiangXinyonginlateSeptember.Sinceopening，ithasbecomeaplaceforlocalpeopletohealtheir__24__.Fromsentimentallovesongstohappypopsongs，singinghasbecomepartofthelongandhard__25__ofeasingpeoplebacktonormallife.XiangstillrememberstheKTV’searlydays.Theroomswere__26__ontheopeningdayandmanypeople__27__continuingthewholenight.Inthefollowingfour__28__，theKTVhas__29__nearlyallthelocalsandthosefromnearby__30__shelters.Manycouldn’thelp__31__astheysangtheirfavoritesongs.Xiangmaynothaveknowntheirnamesbuthe__32__theirgrief(悲痛)andrelief.Heremembersoneyoungwomanwhovisitedmanytimeswithherfriends.Whenshefirstwent，shesataloneinthecornerwithoutsayingaword，__33__silentallnight.Shefinallychoseaheartbreakinglovesong，BeYourLover，andhercheekswere__34__intearsasshesang.Xianglaterlearnedthatthewomanfelt__35__becauseofherhusband’sdeath.TheyoungwomanwouldregularlyvisittheKTVandsingthesamelovesong.__36__，shecried.“Butrecently，Inoticedshecame__37__andthelasttwooccasionsshedidn’tsingthe__38__song，”Xiangsays.“Ihopesheisrecoveringandsteppingoutofthe__39__.”Xianghimselflosthisparentsintheearthquake，sowhenpeopleexpresstheiremotions，hesitsquietlyinacorner，listeningtothesongsandwatchingpeoplechange__40__.Itwasdeepinearthquake­hitSichuanthatgrief­strickentownsfolkdiscoverhowthesimpleactofsingingcanhelphealtheirsouls.21.A．injured B．abandoned C．damaged D．hurt22.A．incase B．exceptthat C．nowthat D．asif23．A.and B．so C．or D．but24.A．injuries B．hearts C．bodies D．souls25．A.process B．task C．problem D．result26．A.covered B．packed C．surrounded D．blocked27．A.gaveup B．calledon C．tookup D．insistedon28．A.months B．days C．hours D．minutes29．A.attracted B．impressed C．satisfied D．pleased30．A.grand B．permanent C．steady D．temporary31．A.shaking B．crying C．moving D．shouting32．A.spared B．learned C．shared D．witnessed33．A.seeming B．growing C．staying D．looking34．A.wet B．covered C．sweaty D．bathed35．A.introuble B．indespair C．invain D．inpain36．A.Nexttime B．Therefore C．Everytime D．However37．A.byandby B．lessandC．littlebylittle D．moreorless38．A.popular B．favorite C．different D．same39．A.shade B．life C．shadow D．house40．A.fromweaktostrong B．fromheadtofooC．frombadtoworse D．fromtoptobottom第二部分：阅读理解(共两节，满分45分)第一节(共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分)AAmanwitha“sobstory”hasbeenearningupto$400incashhandouts(施舍)fromshopsonthelowerNorthShore.HehashitthreeshopsinthepasttwoweeksatNorthSydney，MosmanandCrowsNest.“Themanhasbeentellingasobstoryaboutneedingmoneybecausehehasbeenlockedoutofhishomeandhiswalletisinside，andheneedsmoneytopayalocksmith(锁匠)，”apoliceofficersaid.“Sometimeshetellsastoryaboutneedingmoneyforanewcarbattery.Hehasreceivedamountsbetween$50and$400andisthenneverseenagain.”TheconmanhasalsohitbusinessesonthelowerNorthThepoliceofficersaidshopownersapproachedbythemanshouldnotgivehimmoneyandcontactthepoliceimmediately.ThemanisdescribedasofEuropeanappearance，about50yearsoldwithastrongItalianaccent.Heisofmediumbuildandabout180cmtall，wearingjeans，abrownT­shirtandanexpensive­lookinggoldwatch.ThepolicesaidthemansometimesgivesthenameofTony.41．Theunderlinedword“conman”(inParagraph3)mostprobablymeans________.A．abeggarwhobegsfromshoptoshopB．ajoblessmanwhobegsforashorttimeC．amanwhoisinurgentneedofmoneytogetoutoftroubleD．amanwhogetsmoneybytrickingpeople42．Whydoesthemantargettheshopsthatarebusyorshort­staffed?A．Hemayoffertheshopssomehelp.B．Hemaydohisresearchbetter.C．Theshopstaffmaybetoobusytofindhimout.D．Hemaybegformoremoneyfromthecustomers.43．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．Themanlikestomakefriendswithshopowners，soheknowstheirnames.B．Themanhasgotsomeinformationabouttheshopsbeforeplayinghistrick.C．Themancanearnbetween$50and$400everydayfromshoptoshop.D．ThemandoesbusinessworkonthelowerNorth44．Whydothepoliceaskshopownersnottogivethemanmoney?A．Themanisinfactarichman.B．Theydonotpermitbegginginthecity.C．Theywanttopreventshopownersfrombeingcheated.D．Themanhasearnedalotofmoney.BAfterthecomingofEuropeanstotheAmericas，Indianswereforcedtochangetheirwayoflife.YettheinfluenceofnativeAmericancultureisstillfeltthroughouttheUnitedStates.ManyofthefoodscommonlyeatenintheUnitedStatestodaywerefirstgrownbyAmericanIndians.Amongthesefoodsarecorn，whiteandsweetpotatoes，peanuts，pumpkins，tomatoes，andcertainbeansandberries.NativeAmericansalsodiscoveredwaystouseherbsandotherplantsasmedicines.NativeAmericaninventions，suchascanoes，ponchosandparkas(风雪衣)，hammocks(吊床)andsnowshoesarestillinusetoday.OthermarksofIndianculturewereleftinAmericanplacenames.ThestateofAlaska，forexample，takesitsnamefromanativeAmericanwordmeaning“greatland”．Todaynearly1.5millionnativeAmericansliveintheUnitedStates.Somestillpreservethewaysoftheirancestors，speakingIndianlanguagesandkeepingalivetheirlegends，artforms，andcustoms.OthernativeAmericanskeepfewoftheoldways，butremainproudoftheirpeople’scontributionstoAmericanhistory.AmericanshavecometoappreciatethebeautyofIndiancrafts(工艺)．ManyartistsfindinspirationintraditionalIndiandesigns.ManyIndianvalues，too，havebecomewidelyheld.Americanstodaybelievethattheland，airandwaterarepreciousresources(资源)thatmustbecarefullyprotected.Asonegovernmentofficialwroterecently：WehaveslowlycomebacktosomeofthetruthsthattheIndiansknewfromthebeginning.Peopleneedtolearnfromnature，tokeepaneartotheearth，andtorefilltheirspiritsinfrequentcontactwithanimalsandwildland.45．Whatdoes“nativeAmericans”refertointhepassage?A．EuropeanssettlingintheAmericas.B．PeoplebornandlivinginAmerica.C．AmericanIndians.D．AncestorsofAmericans.46．WhatinfluencesAmericansmostaccordingtothepassage?A．AgricultureofnativeAmericans.B．AncientIndianmedicines.C．NativeAmericaninventions.D．Indianlanguages.47．Theunderlinedword“inspiration”(inParagraph5)means________.A．confidence B．creativeideas C．power D．goodadvice48．WhichofthefollowingbestshowstheIndianvalues?A．AmericansshouldpreservethewaysofIndianancestors.B．NativeAmericansarestillmakingcontributionstoAmericanhistory.C．Theresourcesofferedbynatureshouldbecarefullyprotected.D．NativeAmericansknewthetruthslongbeforeAmericansdotoday.CWhenpeoplegetbadtoothaches，theyoftenhavetoeatsoft，easilychewedfood.Whenlionsgetbadtoothaches，theyeatpeople！That’stheconclusionofazoologistattheFieldMuseumofNaturalHistoryinChicagoandadentistwhoworksoncarnivores(食肉动物)．Lionsdon’tnormallypreyonpeople.Everyonceinawhile，however，alionwillgoonahuman­eatingdiet.Themostfamoussuchtragedyhappenedin1898，whentwolionskilledandate135railwayworkersinKenya.Examiningthepreservedskulls(骷髅)ofthetwobigcats，zoologistBrucePattersonanddentistEllisNeiburgerfoundthatbothanimalshadbeensufferingfromseveraldentalandjawproblems.Onelionhadthreemissingteethandaloose，unsteadylowercaninethatwasprobablyuseless.Caninesarepointedteeththathuntinganimalsuseforgrippingandpiercingprey(刺穿猎物)．Thetwolionsmighthavebeensobadlydisabledthattheycouldn’tbitedownforcefully，saytheresearchers.Consequently，thelionsmighthaveabandonedtheirnormal，moredifficultpreyandturnedtohumans.“Humansareeasypreys，”saidPatterson.“We’reveryslow，wedon’thearverywell，andwedon’tseeverywellinthedarkness.”TheresearchcallstheirideatheInfirmityTheory.ItwasinspiredpartlybytheworkofJimCorbett，atigerhunterinIndiainthe1930s.CorbettwasregularlycalledintohunttigersthathadbeendiningonIndianvillagers.Timeaftertime，Pattersondiscoveredthatthekillertigersweresufferingfromsomeill­healthyconditions.49．Theoriginalaimofthestudyistolookfor________.A．waysofprotectingwildanimalsB．waysoftreatingtoothachesoflionsC．whenandwherelionseatpeopleD．reasonsforsomelionseatingpeople50．Thereasonwhylionsdon’tnormallypreyonpeopleis________.A．thattheylikewildpreysbetterB．theyjusthuntforpreyatnightC．thathumansaredifficulttocatchD．notmentionedinthepassage51．JimCorbett’sstoryismentionedinthelastparagraphtoshowthat________.A．tigershavethesameeatinghabitsandpreyaslionsB．carnivoreshuntpeoplemostlyunderill­healthyconditionsC．tigerslikehurtingvillagerswhilelionslikerailwayworkersD．wildanimalsswallowhumanswhentheysufferfromtoothaches52．Thebesttitleofthepassagecouldbe________.A．AzoologistandadentistB．WhydosomewildanimalseatpeopleC．AdiscoveryoftheskullsoflionsD．HowcanhealthinfluenceeatinghabitsD“Agoodbookforchildrenshouldsimplybeagoodbookinitsownright，”saysMollieHunter.BornandbroughtupnearEdinburgh，Molliehasdevotedhertalentstowritingprimarilyforyoungpeople.Shefirmlybelievesthatthereisandshouldalwaysbeawideraudienceforanygoodbookwhateveritsmainmarketis.InMollie’sopinionitisnecessarytomakefulluseoflanguageandsheenjoystellingastory，whichiswhateverywritershouldbedoing.“Ifyouaren’ttellingastory，you’reaverydeadwriterindeed，”shesays.Withthechieffunctionofawriterbeingtoentertain，Mollieisindeedanentertainer.“Ihavethisgreatloveofnotonlythemeaningoflanguagebutofthemusicoflanguage，”shesays.“Thislovegoesbacktoearlychildhood.I’vetoldstoriesallmylife.Ihadaschoolteacherwhousedtoaskuswhatwewouldliketobewhenwegrewupand，becausemyfamilyalwayshaddogs，andIwasverygoodathandlingthem，IsaidIwantedtoworkwithdogs，andtheteacheralwayssaid‘Nonsense，Mollie；dear，you’llbeawriter.’SofinallyIthoughtthatthiswomanmusthavesomething，sinceshewasagoodteacherandIdecidedwhenIwasninethatIwouldbeawriter.”Thischildhoodintentionisdescribedinhernovel，ASoundofChariots，whichalthoughwritteninthethirdpersonisclearlyautobiographical(自传体的)andgivesapicturebothofMollie’sambitionandherstruggletowardsitsachievement.Thoughtsofherchildhoodinevitably(不可避免地)broughtthoughtsofthetimewhenherhomewasstillavillagewithbuttercupmeadowsandstrawberryfields—sadlynowcoveredwithmodernhouses.“IwasoncetakenbacktoseeitandIfeltthatsomebodyhadlaindirtyhandsallovermychildhood.I’llnevergoback，”shesaid.“Never.”“WhenIsetoneofmybooksinScotland，”shesaid，“Icanrecallmyromanticfeelingsasachildplayinginthosefields，orwatchingthevillageblacksmithatwork.Andthat’simportant，becausechildrennowknowsomuchsoearlythatromancecan’texistforthem，asitdidforus.”53．WhatdoesMollieHunterfeelaboutthenatureofagoodbook?A．Itshouldnotaimatanarrowaudience.B．Itshouldbeattractivetoyoungreaders.C．Itshouldbebasedonoriginalideas.D．Itshouldnotincludetoomuchconversation.54．InMollieHunter’sopinion，whichofthefollowingisonesignofapoorwriter?A．Beingpoorinlifeexperience.B．Beingshortofwritingskills.C．Theweaknessofdescription.D．Theabsenceofastory.55．Incomparisonwithchildrenofearlieryears，Molliefeelsthatchildrennoware________.A．moreintelligent B．betterinformedC．lesseagertolearn D．lessinterestedinreality56．What’sthewriter’spurposeinthistext?A．ToshareherenjoymentofMollieHunter’sbooks.B．TointroduceMollieHunter’sworktoawideraudience.C．ToprovideinformationforMollieHunter’sexistingreaders.D．TodescribeMollieHunter’smostsuccessfulbooks.E“IgrewuponJackson’smusicandIstillhaveallhisstuffonmyiPod.IthinkthatMichaelJacksonwillgodowninhistoryasoneofourgreatestentertainers.Hisbrillianceasaperformancealsowaspairedwithatragicandinmanyways，sadpersonallife.”——BarackObamaMichaelJacksonwasasinger，songwriter，dancerandcelebrityiconwithavastcatalogofhitrecordsandcountlessawardstohiscredit.Beyondthat，hehadtransfixedtheworldlikefewentertainersbeforeorsince.Asasoloperformer，hehadenjoyedalevelofsuperstardompreviouslyknownonlytoElvisPresley，theBeatlesandFrankSinatra.MichaelJacksonwasunquestionablythebiggestpopstarofthe80s’，andcertainlyoneofthemostpopularrecordingartistsofalltime.MichaelJosephJacksonwasbornonAugust29,1958.ThefifthandyoungestsonofsteelworkerJoeJackson，Michaeldisplayedatalentformusicanddancefromanextremelyyoungage.Hisfatherbegantoorganizeafamilymusicalgrouparoundhisthreeeldestsonsin1962，andMichaeljoinedthemthefollowingyear，quicklyestablishinghimselfasadynamicstageperformer.DubbedtheJackson5，thegroupsignedtoMotownin1968andissuedtheirdebutsingleinOctober1969，whenMichaelwasjust11yearsold.IWantYouBack，ABC，TheLoveYouSaveandI’llBeThereallhitnumberonein1970，makingtheJackson5thefirstgroupinpophistorytohavetheirfirstfoursinglestopthecharts.Laterin1972，Jacksonhadhisfirstnumber­onesolosingle，Ben.In1977，hemetproducer/composerQuincyJonesforthefirsttime.WithJonesproducing，Jacksonrecordedhisfirstsoloalbumasanadult，OfftheWall.Releasedin1982，theQuincyJones­producedThrillerrefinedthestrengthsofOfftheWall；thedanceandrocktracksweremoredriving，thepoptunesandballadssofterandmoresoulful，andallofitwasrecognizablyMichael.TherewasnosurprisethatThrillerwasahit；whatwasasurprisewasitsstayingpower.Jackson’sduetwithMcCartney，TheGirlIsMine，wasanaturalsinglechoice，anditpeakedatnumbertwo；thenBillieJeanandtheVanHalentrackBeatItbothhitnumberone，forsevenandthreeweeksrespectively.MichaelJacksondiedfromheartdiseaseonJune25atage50.57．WhatdoesBarackObamameanbysaying“Hisbrillianceasaperformancealsowaspairedwithatragicandinmanyways，sadpersonallife”？A．MichaelJosephJacksonwasasuccessinhiscareeraswellasinlife.B．MichaelJosephJacksonwasasuccessinhiscareer.C．MichaelJosephJacksonledahappylife.D．MichaelJosephJacksongainedalotinhiscareer，buthealsosufferedalotinhislife.58．Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A．BarackObamalikesMichaelJackson’ssongverymuch.B．BarackObamaandMichaelJacksonaregoodfriends.C．Michaelisgoodatmusicaswellasatdance.D．MichaelJacksonhadhisfirstnumber­onesolosinglewhenhewas14yearsold59．Choosetherighttimeorderofthefollowingevents.a．BarackObama，PresidentoftheUS，assessedthewholelifeofMichaelJackson.b．ThefamilymusicalgroupsignedtoMotown.c．Michaeljoinedthefamilymusicalgroup.d．Hisfatherbegantoorganizeafamilymusicalgroup.e．Thrillerbecameahit.A．a­c­e­b­d B．d­c­b­e­a C．b­e­a­c­d D．d­e­b­c­a60．Whatdoesthefirstparagraphmainlytellus?A．MichaelJackson’sjob.B．HowMichaelJacksonperformed.C．MichaelJackson’sgreatachievements.D．MichaelJackson’slife第二节(共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分)—Hello，LiHua，haven’tseenyouforweeks.Whathaveyoubeendoing?—Ipreparedformydrivingtest.ButI’mgladI’vepassedit.—__61__.IhearBlackbookison.Wouldyouliketoseeitwithmetonight?—Well，__62__.Butit’stoonoisyandcrowdedinthecinema.So__63__.—Onthecontrary，__64__.Ienjoythepleasantfeelinginthecinemawithalotofpeoplearound.—Inmyopinion，youcanenjoymorefreedominyourhouse.Youcanchoosewhicheverchannelandprogrammeyoulike.—Maybeyouareright，but__65__.Seeyou.—Seeyou.A．I’mstillmuchmoreinterestedinmoviesB．CongratulationsC．IprefertogotothecinemaD．I’dratherwatchTVathomeE．Ican’tstandF．IwantitverymuchG．I’dliketo第Ⅱ卷(非选择题，共55分)第三部分：写作(共三节，满分55分)第一节单词拼写(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)66．Myfirst________(印象)oftheteacherwasthathewasdevotedandnowledgeabe.67．Hehasbeenseekingawell­paid________(职位)inabigcompanybutinvain.68．Thedevelopersaretryingtodisplaythe________(美丽)ofnaturewhileprotectingthenaturalresourcesinthearea.69．The________(官方的)languageofthecountryisEnglish，thoughtheirnativelanguageisabranchofaverySpeciallanguage.70．Theyarein________(准备)forthelongbitterwinter.71．Theyoungkidsstillrememberthe________(场面)wheretheymetwiththepopstarattheconcert.72．Afterhegraduatesfromschoolnextsummer，hewillfacetwo________(选择)—hecangotoauniversitytoreceivehighereducation，orreturnhometobeafarmer，justlikehisparents.73．Tosome________(程度)，Ithinkhisplanisabitmoreharderforustounderstand.74．Itisimpoliteto________(打断)somebodywhentheyaretalkingordoingsomething.75．Itisthe________(风俗)inJapantotakeyourshoesoffwhenyougointosomeone’shouse.第二节短文改错(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)SueandAnnoftenmeetatacheaperrestauranttoeat76．________andtalkingaboutlifeandschoolaftertheirmorning77.________class.Sometimes，insteadoftalking，theyplaya78.________gamethattheycallit“peoplewatching”．Theystartthe79.________gameinobservingandlisteningtopeoplearound80.________themcarefullyandmakeguessesabouttheirlivesas81.________ages，jobs，likes，dislikesandsoon.Ofcourse，82.________theyneverreallyknewwhethertheyarerightorwrong.83.________Thereforetheyusuallyhavegoodreasonsforthinking84.________thatwhattheyare.“Thegameisfun，”theyoftensay.85.________第三节书面表达(满分30分)据报道，“开心农场(HappyFarm)”被评为2009年最受用户欢迎的网络游戏。在一个属于你的农场里，你可以种植各种蔬菜、瓜果，可以饲养家畜和宠物，还可以和朋友一起当农场主，浇水、杀虫、除草、收获，其乐融融。有时，你可以帮助朋友种草、浇水，还可以采摘别人的果子。请你结合以上素材写一篇100词左右的英语短文，分析“开心农场”受网友欢迎的原因，并发帖到某网站的论坛。阶段评估（二）答案卷第一部分1．D2.C3.C4.A5.B6．Crank把……分等级；属于某等级。句意为：查尔斯·狄更斯被列为英国最伟大的小说家之一。7．D句意为：这个公司的破产是多年经营不善的结果。result“结果”，是广泛用语。effect效果，作用；damage毁坏；fault错误，过错，均不符合句意。8．Bwouldrather作“宁可，宁愿”讲，后面接从句时，用虚拟语气。此题表示与将来事实相反，故从句中用过去式。句意为：我宁可她不跟我们去。9．D从后面的also可知前句用morethan“不仅仅”。句意为：我们的目的不仅仅是上大学，而且还是为了获取知识。10．D第一个空为一个定语从句，从句中缺少状语，故用when或onwhich。第二个空可以看做是一个非限制性定语从句，可填上which作forget的宾语；也可填上一个同位语aday，aday后面是一个定语从句，用which或that引导作forget的宾语，由于作宾语，所以还可把which或that省略。11．B考查冠词用法。句意为：中国可以从2008年的金融风暴中学到什么已成为我们的一个热门话题。“2008年金融风暴”为特指概念，用定冠词the；“一个热门话题”表示泛指，用不定冠词a。12．B句意为：他说他真的经不起再等一天，因为他很忙。can’taffordtodo经不起去做，waste和spend用于构成sb.waste/spendsometime/money(in)doingsth./onsth.句式；cost用于构成sth.costsb.sometime/money句式。13．CIthink是插入语，one作同位语，被that引导的定语从句修饰。如把we’ll前面的that去掉，可选A，which引导非限制性定语从句。14．Bdisturb搅扰，指干扰正常状态的进行。这里指机器的声响搅扰了我的睡眠。interrupt打断，中断，不合题意。15．C句意为：医生所说的关于我的病的情况使我下决心戒了烟。determine在这里为“使……下决心”。16．C考查with复合结构。seat表示“使就坐”，宾语是人，所以theaudience与seat之间是被动关系，因此用过去分词。17．A句意为：公司奖励他一个金杯，以承认他为公司发展所作出的创造性成就。此句中award作动词用，表示“授予，奖励”。18．B句意为：虽然他对这一领域所做出的大量工作知之甚少，可他却在很多其他见多识广的实验者失败的地方成功了。where引导的是地点状语从句。succeed是不及物动词，后不跟宾语从句，而且从句是完整的句子，因此其余选项错误。19．A考查被动语态。句意为：人们一致同意国家的南部地区需要新兴工业。it是形式主语，真正的主语是that引导的主语从句，与agree之间是被动关系，主语从句中缺少谓语。本句相当于“Peoplegenerallyagreethatnewindustriesareneededforthesouthernpartofthecountry.”。第二空应在从句中作谓语，表示被动。20．B21．C北川县是2008年汶川大地震中受灾最严重的地方之一，damagedareas“受灾区”。injured表示“(身体)受伤的，有伤的”；abandoned表示“被离弃的，堕落的”；hurt表示“受伤的”，都不符合语境。22．B语境表示“除了从一座小房子里传出的音乐声之外”，所以用exceptthat除……之外。incase表示“万一……”；nowthat表示“既然……”；asif表示“似乎……”，都不符合语境。23．D这不是一座普通的房子，而是一家社区KTV。not...but...不是……而是……。24．D从文章最后一段最后一句中的“healtheirsouls”可知应选D项。healone’ssoul表示“医治……的心灵”。25．A根据语意，唱歌成了人们漫长、艰难的疗伤过程(process)的一部分。26．B开业那天，房间里到处都是人，很多人坚持(insiston)要唱一整晚。用bepacked表示“填满，充满”。becovered被覆盖；besurrounded被包围；beblocked被堵塞，都不符合语境。27．Dgiveup放弃；callon拜访；takeup从事，占据，都不符合语境。28．A从该KTV在九月底开业及开头“ItwasacoldJanuarynight”可知，这里是说“在这个KTV开业后的四个多月里，它吸引了几乎所有的当地人和住在附近的临时(temporary)避难所的人”。29．Aattract表示“吸引”；impress表示“给……留下印象”；satisfy表示“满足……”；please表示“令……愉悦”，都不符合语境。30．Dgrand表示“宏大的”；permanent表示“永久的”；steady表示“稳定的”，而temporary表示“临时的”符合语境。31．B很多人唱到他们最喜欢的歌时，都情不自禁地大哭(cry)起来。can’thelpdoingsth.表示“情不自禁地做某事”。shake表示“摇晃，发抖”；move表示“感动，移动”；shout表示“大喊，大叫”，都不符合语境。32．CXiang(项)可能不知道他们的名字，但他能体会到他们的痛苦。sharetheirgriefandrelief表示“他分担着他们的悲痛，也感受到了他们这种痛苦的缓解”。33．C从上下文可知，这个女子整晚都保持沉默(staysilent)，一句话也不说。34．D从上文及下一段内容可知，这位女子当时处于极度悲痛之中，唱BeYourLover这首歌时，她泪流满面。此处用了夸张的手法，也只有bebathedintears(泪流满面)才能够体现这位女子的悲伤。35．B该女子失去了心爱的丈夫，陷入绝望(indespair)。introuble表示“处于困境中”；invain表示“徒劳”；inpain表示“处于痛苦之中”，都不符合语境。36．C那女子经常来这家KTV，每次都唱同一首歌，每次(everytime)都哭。37．B