英语试卷高中命题组中学第二次线上考试英语试卷

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—中学第二次线上考试英语试卷考试时间：120分钟

第一局部听力〔共两节，总分值20分）

第一节（共5小题）

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三个选项中选出最正确选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听

完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来答复有关小题和阅读下

一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。

1.Whatdowelearnaboutthewomanfromthis

conversation?A.

She'sanewstudent.

B.

Shethinksthemanisright.

C.

Sheplanstosendoutalltheinvitations.

2.

Whatdoesthemanmean?A.

HetookBilltothehospital.

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B.

Heforgottocallthewoman.

C.

Hedidn,tknowwhichhospitalBillwasin.

3.

Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.

Theclasshase_tratimetopletetheassignment.

B.

Sheonlyjustfoundoutabouttheeconomicspaper.

C.

Shehasn'theardfromtheprofessorinaweek.

4.

Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.ThedoctorJsclinic

willbeclosedtomorrow.

B.Thedoctor?sscheduleisfilledtomorrow.

CThedoctorhasstoppedseeingnewpatients.

5.

Whatdoesthewomanwanttoknow?A.WhereJoe

willmeether.

B.Whatthetopicofthemeetingis.

C.Wherethemeetingisbeingheld.

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第二节（共15小题）

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三个选项中选出最正确选项，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，答复第6至8题。

6.

Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Tobuyapairof

newshoes.

B.Todoshoppinginasupermarket.

C.Tohavehisshoesmended.

7.

Howfaristhesupermarket?A.Si_blocksaway.

B.Twoblocksaway.

C.Fiveblocksaway.

8.Howwillthemangototheplace?A.Bybus.

B.Inhiscar.

C.Onfoot.

听第7段材料，答复第9至11题。

9.

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What'stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

A.Teacherandstudent.

B.Doctorandpatient.

C.Secretaryandboss.

10.

Whywasshelate?A.Shemissedthebus.

B.Shegotatelephonecall.

C.Herauntcalledhertogetuplate.

11.Whatcanweknowabouttheteacher?A.Heis

coldtohisstudents.

B.Hegetsangryeasily.

C.Heisstrictwithhisstudents.

听第8段材料，答复第12至14题。

12.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Ina

factory.

B.Inahospital.

C.Inapany.

13.

Whycan'tthewomansleepwell?A.Becauseshe

hasafamilyproblem.

B.Becauseshehasahighfever.

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C.Becauseshehasbeenworkingtoohard.

14.

Whatdoesthedoctorsuggestthatthewomanshould

do?A.Sheshouldtakeholidays.

B.Sheshouldchangeajob.

C.Sheshouldtakesomemedicine.

听第9段材料，答复第15至17题。

15.Whataretheytalkingabout?A.Howtokeep

diet.

B.Peopleshouldeatallkindsofthings.

C.Astoryaboutafriendwhowasonasweetpotato

diet.

16.Whywasthefriendill?A.Becausehewantedto

loseweight.

B.Becauseheatesweetpotatoes.

C.Becausesweetpotatoescan'tprovidehimwith

everythingheneeds.

17.Whatisthebestwaytokeepdiet?A.Toeat

lessmeat.

B.Toeatlessande_ercisemore.

C.Toeateverykindoffood.

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听第10段材料，答复第18至20题。

18.Whendidthespeakerfirstseethefilm?A.At

theageof20.

B.

Attheageof9.

C.Lastnight.

19.Whydidthespeakerthinkitwasagoodfilm

forthegirls?A.Becauseitwasastoryabout

animals.

B.Becauseitwasafunnystory.

C.Becauseshelikeditattheirage.

20.

Whatisthevideoabout?A.

lovestorybetweentwodogs.

B.Differentlivesoftwodogs.

C.RomeoandJuliet.

第二局部：英语知识运用［共两节，总分值35分）

第一节：单项填空［共15题：每题1分，总分值15分）

请认真阅读下面各题，从题中所给的ABCD四个选项中，选

出最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

21.

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Unlikethoseinwesterncountries,ManyChinese

studentstendtoremainsilentinclassunless

tospeak.

A.

invitingB.

beinginvitedC.

havinginvitedD.

invited22.

—Howdidtheinterviewgo?―Notverywell.

I___________

muchbetterbutIwastoonervous.

A.

musthavedoneB.

couldhavedoneC.

shoulddoD.

woulddo23.

Withsomanyactivitiestoparticipateinthese

days,wedecidedto

thescheduledmeeting.

A.

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layoffB.

giveoffC.

gooffD.

calloff24.

Whatmattersmostisthedevelopmentofthe

principlesandvalues

weteenagersliveandgrow.

A.

towhichB.

whereC.

whenD.

bywhich25.

Duetowidespread

of5Gtechnology,moreremotesurgicaloperations

arelikelytobecarriedoutacrosslongdistances.

A.

applicationB.

qualificationC.

positionD.

occupation26.

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Weareafraidofmakingmistakeswhenlearninga

foreignlanguage,andthatis

wearequietinourEnglishclassesA.

becauseB.

whetherC.

whyD.

what27.It'sanaturalphenomenonthatin

autumnmanywildbirdsget

andflysouthforthewinter.

A.

inamessB.

onthemoveC.

offtheairD.

ataloss28.

intendedforchildren,thebookusesavery

simple,contemporarystyle.

A.

OriginallyB.

ParallellyC.

BarelyD.Smoothly29.1'dliketo

acknowledgesomepeople,without

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helpyouwouldnotbeholdingthisalbuminyour

hands.

A.

whoseB.

thatC.

whomD.who30.

Itissaidthattoclassicmusicmaybe

helpfulinimprovingteenagers'taste.

A.

havinge_posedB.

beinge_posedC.

e_posingD.

e_posed31.

Ifyouarepassionateaboutsomething,pursueit

nomatterwhatanyoneelsethinks.

That'sdreamsareachieved.

A.

whereB.whyC.howD.

what32.

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Menarean_ioustoimprovetheircircumstances,

butareunwillingtoimprovethemselves；

they_______________

remainbound.

A.

somehowB.

otherwiseC.

neverthelessD.

therefore33.

thatherEitherhasnamedherandherbrothers

afterhisfirstsetofchildren.

A.

AddingtothetensionisthefactB.

ThefeetisaddingtothetensionC.

AddingtothefactisthetensionD.Tothe

tensionisaddingthefeet34.Thefinancial

crisis________

inthecountryhadthegovernmentresponded

quicklyenoughtothesigns.

A.

hadbeenavoidedB.

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wouldbeavoidedC.

wouldhavebeenavoidedD.

wasavoided35.--TheanimatedfilmNeZhaisa

bigwinnerinbo_office.

Howdoyoufindit?--------.

Ican'tthinktoohighlyofit.

A.

That'sforsure.

B.Don'tmentionit.

C.

It'sreallyamazing.

D.Sofarsogood.

第二节:完形填空〔共20小题；每题1分，总分值20分）

请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选

项中，选出最正确选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Markwasan11-year-oldorphan.

Helivedwithhisaunt,whowasgreatly36

withtheburdenofcaringfordeadsister'sson.

Shenever37toremindyoungMarkhewouldbe

ahomelesswaif.

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38,withallthescoldingandcoldnessathome,

hewasa39andgentlechild.

Ihadnot40Markparticularlyuntilhebegan

stayingafterclasseachdaytohelpmecleanthe

room.

Wedidthis41andfortably,notspeaking

much,butenjoyingthequietnessofthathourofthe

day.

Whenwedid42,Markspokemostlyofhis

mother.

I43howhehadbeenmybesthelper.

"I'mmakingyou'reasurprise,vhewhispered

44.

"It'sforChristmas."Withthat,hebecame

45anddashedfromtheroom.

Finally46thelastschooldaybefore

Christmas.

Markcreptslowlyintotheroomlatethat

afternoonwithhishandsconcealing47behindhis

hack.

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Ihaveyourpresent,vhesaidtimidlywhenI

48up.

“Ihopeyoulikeit."Heheldouthishandand

there49inhissmallpalmswasatinywoodenbo_.

"It'sabeautiful,Mark.

Istheresomethinginit?”Iasked,50the

toptolookinside.

“Youcan,t51what'sinit,“hereplied,

“andyoucan,ttouchit,ortasteitorfeelit,

but52alwayssaiditmakesyoufeel53all

thetime,warmoncoldnightsand54whenyouare

alone."Igazedintotheemptybo_.

“What'sit,Mark,“Iaskedgently,“that

willmakemefeelsogood?”"Love,“he55.

Andheturnedandquietlylefttheroom.

ItwasthebestpresentIhaveneverhadbefore.

36.

A.triedB.failedC.wanted

D.succeeded38.

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A.BesidesB.MoreverC.Meanwhile

D.Still39.

A.proudB.quietC.sweetD.strange

40.

A.knownB.rememberedC.noticed

D.touched41.

A.separatelyB.slowlyC.quietly

D.quickly42.

A.wonderedB.suggestedC.e_plained

D.reminded44.

A.silentB.happyC.shyD.e_cited

46.

A.anythingB.everythingC.

nothingD.

something48.

A.standingB.hangingC.putting

D.lying50.

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A.staringB.openingC.tearing

D.wathcing51.

A.haveB.sellC.seeD.enjoy52.

A.fatherB.uncleC.aunt

D.mother53.

A.

free54.

A.terribleB.safeC.hopefulD.joyful

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£55.BAnewcoronavirus,acousinoftheSARS

virus,hasinfectedmorethan10000peoplesincethe

outbreakbeganinWuhan,China,inDecember.Scientist

LeoPoon,whofirstdecodedthevirus,thinksit

likelystartedinananimalandspreadtohumans.

“Whatweknowisthatitcausespneumonia

（肺炎）andthendoesn'trespondtoantibiotic

（抗生素）treatment,whichisnotsurprising,but

thenintermsofmortality［死亡率）,SARSkills10%

oftheindividuals,uPoon,avirologist（病毒学家）at

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theSchoolofPublicHealthatTheUniversityofHong

Kong,said.

TheWorldHealthOrganizationofferedguidanceto

countriesonhowtheycanprepareforit,including

howtomonitorforthesickandhowtotreatpatients.

Hereareseventhingsyoushouldknowabouta

coronavirus.

Coronavirusesarealargegroupofvirusesthat

aremonamonganimals.

Inrarecases,theyarewhatscientistscall

zoonoti（c人畜共患病）,meaningtheycanbe

transmittedfromanimalstohumans,accordingtothe

USCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention.

Thevirusescanmakepeoplesick,usuallywitha

mildtomoderateupperrespiratorytractillness

（上呼吸道疾病）,similartoamoncold.

Coronavirussymptomsincludearunnynose,cough,

sorethroat,possiblyaheadacheandmaybeafever,

whichcanlastforacoupleofdays.

Forthosewithaweakenedimmunesystem,the

elderlyandtheveryyoung,there'sachancethe

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viruscouldcausealower,andmuchmoreserious,

respiratorytractillnesslikeapneumonia

orbronchitis[brDDDkaDtDs]（支气管炎）.

Thereareahandfulofhumancoronavirusesthat

areknowntobedeadly.

MiddleEastRespiratory

Syndrome〔中东呼吸综合征），alsoknownastheMERS

virus,wasfirstreportedintheMiddleEastin20__

andalsocausesrespiratoryproblems,butthose

symptomsaremuchmoresevere.

Threetofouroutofevery10patientsinfected

withMERSdied,accordingtotheCDC.

SevereAcuteRespiratory

Syndrome〔严重急性呼吸综合征），alsoknownasSARS,is

theothercoronavirusthatcancausemoresevere

symptoms.

FirstidentifiedintheGuangdongprovincein

southernChina,accordingtotheWHO,itcauses

respiratoryproblemsbutcanalsocausediarrhea

[□daDQDriD][腹泻），fatigue（疲劳），shortness

ofbreath,respiratorydistress（呼吸窘迫）and

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kidneyfailure（肾衰）.Dependingonthepatient's

age,thedeathratewithSARSrangedfrom0-50%ofthe

cases,witholderpeoplebeingthemost

vulnerable（易受伤害的）.

Virusescanspreadfromhumancontactwith

animals.

ScientiststhinkMERSstartedincamels,according

totheWHO.

WithSARS,scientistssuspectedcivet

cats（狸猫）weretoblame.

Whenitestohuman-to-humantransmissionofthe

viruses,oftenithappenswhensomeoneesintocontact

withtheinfectedperson'ssecretions（分泌物）,

Dependingonhowvirulent（有毒的）thevirusis,a

cough,sneezeorhandshakecoulde_posure.

Theviruscanalsobetransmittedbytouching

somethinganinfectedpersonhastouchedandthen

touchingyourmouth,noseoreyes.

Caregivers（护理人员）canssometimesbee_posedb

yhandlingapatient'swaste,accordingtothe

CDC.

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58.Whichofthefollowingcane_plainthe

underlinedwordinparagraph1?A.toputsth.

intoacode.

B.tochangesth.

intoordinarylanguage.

C.tochangesth.

intoaformthatcanbeprocessed.

D.tofindordiscoversth.

59.WhatarethesymptomsofthenovelCoronavirus

?A.Arunnynose,cough,sorethroat,possiblya

headacheandmaybeafever.

B.Diarrhea,fatigue,shortnessofbreath,

respiratorydistressandkidneyfailure（肾衰）.

C.Amildtomoderateupperrespiratorytract

illness,similartoamoncold.

D.Muchmoresevereupperrespiratorytract

illness.

60.HowdotheVirusesspread?A.thevirusescan

transmitfromhumantohuman.

B.Thevirusescanbetransmitbytouchingsth

pollutedanddroplettransmission.

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C.Thevirusescanbetransmittedbytouching

somethinganinfectedpersonhastouched.

D.Virusescanspreadfromhumancontactwith

animals.

CForherfirsttwenty-fouryear,she'dbeen

knownasDebbie-anamethatdidn'tsuithergood

looksandelegantmanner.

“MynamehasalwaysmademethinkIshouldBea

cheerleader,“Sheplained.

“Ijustdon'tfeellikeaDebbie!”Oneday,

whilefillingoutanapplicationformforpublishing

job,theyoungwomansuddenlychangedmiddlename,

Lynne,forherfirstnameDebbie.

“ThatwasthesmartestthingIeverdid,“She

saysnow.

“AssoonasIstoppedcallingmyselfDebbie.

Ifehmorefortablewithmyself..,andother

peoplestartedtotakememoreseriously

Twoyearsafterhersuccessfuljobinterview,the

formerwaitressisnowasuccessfulmagazineeditor

friendsandassociatescallherLynne.

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Naturally,thenamechangedidn'tcause

Debbie/I.ynne'sprofessionalachievementbutit

surelyhelpedifonlybyaddingabitofself­

confidencetohertalents.

Socialscientistssaythatwhatyou'recalledcan

affectyourlife.

Throughouthistory,nameshavenotonlyidentified

peopleButalsodescribedthem.

a

Ashisnameis,soishe...”saystheBible.

Forbetterorworse,qualitiessuchas

friendlinessorreserves,simplenessorcharmmaybe

suggestedbyyournameandencourageotherpeople

beforetheyevenmeetyou.

Ofcourse,nameswithagoodsensecanworkfor

youevenencouragingnewacquaintances.

ArecentsurveyshowedthatAmericanmenthought

Susantobethemostattractivefemalename,while

womenbelievedRichardandDavidwerethemost

attractivetomen.

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OnewomanIknowturneddownablinddatewitha

mannamedHarrybecause“hesoundeddull

Severaleveningslatershecameuptomeata

party,pressingforanintroductiontoaveryniceman

withwhomtheylookedateachotherallevening.

“Oh,'Isaid.

“YoumeanHarry?”Shewasillatease.

61.

Debbie'schanginghername.

A.

waswhatshehappenedtodowhenfillingoutthe

formB.

didhaveaneffectonhersuccessC.

entirelycontributedtoherluckD.

hadactuallylittletodowithhercareer62.

TheauthorintroducedHarrytothewoman.

A.

totellherthatnamesdidn'tmatterreallyB.

tomakeherfeeluneasyinmindC.

thepersonismoreimportantthanhis/hername

D.

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attherequestofthewomanherself63.

ThenameDebbiemaybeconnectedwith

something.

A.

quietB.

dullC.

attractiveD.

Huge64.

Thebestpossibletideforthepassagemay

be_______

A.

YournameisyourfortuneB.

Don'tcaremuchfornamesC.

NamesandmakingfriendsD.

NamesarethemostimportantDDetective

fictionissomethingthatgainedpopularityparatively

laterthanallothergenresinliterature.

Theremightbesomeworksthate_istedinhistoric

timethatcouldnowbeidentifiedasdetective

fiction,buttheworksthatwereintroducedsolelyas

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thisgenrebeganwiththewritingsofEdgarAllanPoe

andWilkieCollins.

Ofcourse,todaywhenwetalkaboutdetective

fictions,theworksofArthurConanDoyleandAgatha

Christieeforemost.

Theirstoriesarethosethathavegivenanedgeto

thisgenreduetoitspopularity.

BeingapassionatereaderofDoyleandChristie,I

wouldliketodrawaparisonbetweenthestylesused

byDoyleinSherlockseriesandChristieinher

mysterythrillers.

Bothofthemuseaspecificpatternfortheir

detectivestories.

Doylemostlydevelopsthestoryfromahelpless

client?svisitto221BBakerStreet.

Alltheaccountsofthecasesarenarratedby

Watsone_cepttwopieces.

Christie?sworksinawaylookpletelydifferent

asthestoriesandsettingsarevariedandquite

unique.

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Butwecanalwaysseethatthereisabasic

formulainherworks.

Amurderhappensandallthecharactersinthe

plot,mostlypeoplearoundthevictim,havesomething

tobesuspectedof,somesecretsthattheyholdback,

allofwhicharesetuptototallyconfusethereader.

Christie'snovelsareallabout“whoisthe

murdererv,butwhilereadingSherlockareaderis

moreinterestedinknowinghowSherlockfindsthe

criminal.

ItisthemethodSherlockemploystodeducethe

factsandtoconnectthedotsthatreadersawaitto

know.

Thiscanbeunderstoodjustbythinkinghowevery

SherlockreaderwaitsforthatpartwhereSherlock

e_plainsthefactstoWatsonwhosharesthereader's

ignorance.

Whenwereachthesamecrucialpointin

Christie'sworks,whatoureyessearchforisthe

name----thenameofthemurderer.

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Allthee_planations,logicandreasoninginterest

usonlylater.

Christiehasusedvarioustypesofnarrative

techniquesindifferentnovels.

Therehasbeenasetofnovelswherethereis

omniscientnarration(表达者全知)，otherswithHastings

(HerculePoirot'sassistant)asthenarrator,and

evensomeinfirst-personnarrative.

Sheintroducedmanydetectives,Poirotbeingthe

mostpopular.

Ontheotherhand,DoylehadonlySherlockas

detectiveinhisnovelsandstories.

Buthehadstartedanewseriesportrayinganew

characteruProfessorChallenger“whichdidn,tbee

aspopularasSherlockseries.

Boththewritersworkedontheprinciplesof

science,logicandpsychology.

Whenpared,Sherlockstoriesseemmorerealistic

astheyarenotasdramaticasChristie'snovels.

Buttheelementofpsychologyismoree_ploredby

Christie.

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Oftenherdetectivebelievesinsittinginachair

andthinkingtosolvethemystery,ratherthanrunning

aroundcollectingclues.

Itisbecauseherdetectivesworkbyanalyzingthe

hiddenpsychologyratherthane_plicitactions.

Sherlockisanactivedetectivewhoworkshardin

findingclues,wouldn'tminddevisingalittledrama

oranactofdisguise（假装）forit.

Bothofthemhavecreatedlogicallycredible

stories,butsomewhereorotherSherlockonesare

closetolife,becausetheyportraynotonlymurder

butalsoseeminglysimplehumanissues.

Christie'sworksaremoreengaging,buttheact

ofmakinguptheplot----thepurposefulconcealingand

revealing----issomewherevisible.

Butitisundeniablethatsheneverfailsto

entertainherreaders.

WhilereadingSherlock,weforgetDoyleandour

wholeattentionisonSherlock,andsometimesweend

upfeelingheisarealindividualratherthana

fictionalcharacter.

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ButinChristie,sworkssomehow,wefeelit's

shewhoisworking,ratherthanPoirot,whichiswhy

shebecamethe“queenofcrime“andnother

characters.

Thus,inawayAgathaChristieoutshinesher

charactersandSherlockHolmesoutshineshiscreator.

ButbothwaysDoyleandChristiegiftedtheirfans

e_cellentdetectivestoriestoinvolvethemselvesin

andenjoyalltheirlife.

65.Intermsofdetectivefictions,Doyleand

Christieareforemostmentionedbecause.

A.

theyworkedtogetherandcreatedmanyfamous

detectivefiguresB.

itisDoyleandChristiethatmadedetective

fictionswellreceivedC.

itistheirworksthatmadedetectivefictions

superiortoothergenresD.

theyareconsideredasthefoundingfathersof

detectivefictions66.Whichofthefollowingmaybe

typicalChristie'sworks?A.

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Novelswithaspecificopeningpatternwitha

focusondeducingfacts.

B.

Thrillerswithvariedanduniquesettingstomake

plotsmoreconfusing.

C.

Fictionsinwhichthereisafi_edcharacter

responsibleforunfoldingthestory.

D.

Detectivestoriesinwhichvictimsandsuspects

arecloselyrelatedtothedetective.

67.WhenreachingcrucialpointsinChristie's

works,readerstendtogivepriorityto.

A.

themotivebehindthecrimeB.thepersonalityof

thecriminalC.

theidentityofthecriminalD.thedetailsof

thecrime68.AnewcharacteruProfessor

Challengervbroughtabout.

A.

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anotherhitwithdetectivefansB.anabrupt

declineinSherlock'sappealC.

aninspirationforAgathaChristieD.a

disappointmentforConanDoyle69.HowdoDoyle

andChristiemaketheirstoriesreasonable?A.

Theystucktofirst-personnarrativetechniques.

B.

Theyappliedknowledgeofdifferentfields.

C.

Theyincludeddetailedaccountsofe_plicit

actions.

D.

Theyrefusedtodisplaymysteryinthestories.

70.WhatkindofdetectivemayHerculePoirotbe?

A.

Onewhoisactiveinsearchingforandconnecting

clues.

B.

Onewholaysemphasisonbothactionsand

psychology.

C.

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Onewhosometimesplaystricksandevencheats

suspects.

D.

Onewhoisgoodatdiscoveringsecretsinhuman

mind.

第四局部：任务型阅读(共10小题；每题1分，总分值10

分)

请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格

里填入一个最恰当的单词。

注意：请将答案写在答题卡上相应题号的横线上。每个空

格只填一个单词。

Themostwonderfultimeoftheyear(theChristmas

season)isalsothemoststressfulforlotsofpeople

strugglingtofitinincreasedend-of-the-year

workloads,holidayparties,shopping,guesthosting,

travel,andseeingfriendsandrelativeswhoyou'd

otherwiseavoid.

Luckily,thesamecopingmechanismsthatcanhelp

relievestress73andfindbetterbalanceduringthe

yearalsoworkforthisholiday.

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Herearefourtipstofindingwork一lifebalance

duringthisseason.

1.

Knowandgetawayfromyourstressors.

Ifcookingforalargegroup,bakingcookies,or

Christmasshoppingareyourkeystressors,don'tdo

them.

Lotsofgrocerystoreswillhelpcateryourne_t

holidaymeal.

Bakeriese_istforareason,andgiftcardsare

muchappreciatedbyall.

Stoptryingtoliveuptosomeoneelse's

e_pectationsoftheholidaysandstaymerryby

outsourcingthepainpoints.752.

Getfle_ibleatwork.

Ifyounormallymuteanhoureachwayatwork,see

ifyourbosswillletyouworkfromhomeinthis

specialseasontosavetime,getmoredone,andreduce

yourstress.

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Oraskifyoucanstartworkfromhomeinthe

morningsandetotheofficelaterinthedaytoavoid

peakmutetimes.

Leaveearlyandfinishyourdayfromthefortof

home,too.

3.

Makeyourownlistandcheckittwice.

Makeato-dolistforyourself,forbothworkand

life,thendivideitupintocategorieslike”must

do,“"wanttodo,"and"feelobligatedtodo."If

youcaneliminateanyorallofyourobligatorylist,

therest