安徽省联盟2024年高考最后一卷试题 英语试题带答案

安徽省名校联盟2024年高考最终一卷试题

英语试题

第一卷

第一局剖听力（共两节，总分值30分）

第一节（共5小题，每题分，总分值分）

听下面5段对话.每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的三个选项中选出最正确选项，并标在试

卷的相应位置.听完每段时话后，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.Whenwillthespeakersleaveforthestation?

A.At6a.m.B.At6:20a.mC.At6:40a.m.

2.Whydidn'tJasonplayfootballyesterday?

A.Becausehisanklewasinjured.

B.Becausehedatedwithadoctor.

C.Becausehewastiredofit.

3.Whatisthetroublewiththewoman?

A.Sheforgottolakeacamera.

BSheforgottopowerhercamera,

C.Hersmartphonestopped.

d.Wheredoestheconversationrakeplace?

A.Inagrocery.BInalibrary.CInahotel.

5.WhatisLynn?

A.Astudent.B.AsalesmanC.Ateacher.

其次节（共15小题：每题分，总分值分J

听下面5段对话或被白.每段时话或读白后有几个小题，从题中所给的三个近项中选出最正确选

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6,7题.

6.WhendidthemansetoffforMexico?

AOnMonday.

BOnTuesday.

COnFriday.

7.WhathappenedtoCelia?

A.Shegotrelaxedcompletely.

RShelovedthefoodinMexico.

C.Hotelfoodmadeherterrible.

听第7段材料，答复第题.

8.WhyisDorothysoconcerned?

ABecauseshehasbeenlazy.

B.Becausethemid-termexamiscoming

C.Becausesheisafraidofbeingscolded.

9.WhatisDorothymoreworried?

A.English.B.Physics.C.Maths.

听第8段材料，答复第10至12题.

10.WhatisthetroublewithJosie?

A.Sheiseagertogethome

BHecellphoneneedscharging.

CShefailedtocontactKellybyphone.

11.HowdoesJosiefeelbeforetellingKellythetruth?

A.Excited.BDoubtful.CTough.

L2.What'stherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.HusbandandWife.

B.Teacherandstudent

C.Bassandsecretary.

听第9段材料，答复第13至16题.

13.Whenwillthemanstayinthehotel?

A.NextMonday.B.NextTuesday.C.NextFriday.

14,Whydoesthewomanadvisethemantobooksoon?

A.BecausesheLStoobusy.

BBecausethere'reonlyfewroomsleft.

CBecausemoretouristsarecoming.

15.Whatisthedisadvantageinthehotel?

A.PayingbycashB.HavingnoInternetintherooms.CUsageofcreditcards.

16.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.Inahotel.BInagrocery.COnthephone.

听第10段材料.答复第17—20题.

17.WhendidNingZeraowonthegoldofthemen's100mfreestyle?

A.OnFriday.BOnSaturday.COnSunday.

18.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofNingZetao'svictory?

A.Amazing.BGreat.C.Disappointing.

19.WhowonthegoldinpoolinBeijing?

A.ZhangLinBSunYang.CNingZetao.

ZO.WhatdidNingZetaododuringthemedalceremony?

A.Sangthenationalsorry.BHuggedhiscouchCSalutedthenationalflag.

其次局部阅读理解（共两节，总分值40分）

第一节（共15小题，每题2分，总分值30分）

阅读以下短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A.B、C和D）中，选出最正确选项，井在答题卡上将该

项涂黑.

A

You'reinvitedtoexperienceanamazinganimaladventureatWILDLiFESydneyZoo.Enter

AustraliananimalshabitatsandmeetanumberofthemostlovedandfearedcreaturesthatcallAustralia

home.

BreakfastwiththeKoalas

EnjoyyourbreakfastwithKoalasatWildLifeSydneyZoo!TheTourincludesentrytoWild

LifeSydney,ahotbuffetbreakfastonKoalaRooftop,aguidedhighlightstour,aswellasthe

chancetotakeaphotowithakoala.

BugsGarden

Getclosetoallthecrawliesyouwilleverexperience!Checkoutthemalloutfrombugsthatlivemthe

Oceantothetopofthemountains.MakesureyouvisittheBugsGardencreature

feature!

TicketInformation

TwoAttractionCombo(套经)PassAdult$50.(X)

TwoAttractionComboPassChild(4-15)$35.00

ThreeAttractionComboPassAdult$70.00

ThreeAttractionComboPassChild(4-15)$40.00

FourAttractionComboPassAdultS80.00

SydneyExperienceChildS70.00

OPENINGTIME9a.m.

CLOSINGTIME8p.m.

HowtoGetThere

5-10minutewalkfromCBDdownMarketStreet.OrashortwalkfromTownHallorWynyardstations,

wherevisitorscanhoardthetrain.OrgetintoaShipatKingStreet.WharfandheadtowardsthePyrmont

FootbridgeatCockleBay.

AdditionalInformation

AdultatKidsPriceTenns&Conditions:Offeropen16-31stMarch2024.Cannotbeused

togetherwithanyotheroffer.Topayoffer,youmustpurchaseaticketnameendingin"AdultatKids

Price".

SingleAdmissionTicketswillbevalid12monthsfromthedateofpurchase.Ticketswillbedelivered

toyourinboxwithin60minofpurchase,Pleaseprintoutallticketsandtakealongwithyoutothe

attraction.

21.WherecanavisitorhavebreakfastatWildLifeSydneyZoo?

A.AttheentranceB.OnKoalaRooftop.

CClosetotheKoalasD.InBugsgarden.

22.1facouplewithabayaged9buyTwoAttractionComboPass,theyshouldpay

A.$95R$155

C$170D.$200

23.HowcanapersonbuyticketsifhewantstovisitSydneyZoo7

A.ByfaxB.Bye-mail.

C.ByletterD.Byexpress

B

HomelessArianSimonefromLosAngeles,hadhitrockbottombeforemeetingKenCaner,whose

lifeasaninspirationalcoachisdescribedinfilmbySamuelL.Jackson

AfterworkingonvariousPRprojectsforthemovie,the34-year-oldbecameacelebritypub-licist

（宣扬人员）-promotingfilmslikeJamesBond,meetingstarslikeIdrisElbaandWhitneyHouston

organizingbirthdaypartiesforthelikesofChrisBrownandLilWayne.

Arian'sincrediblerags-to-richestalebeganin20004.whenshemovedfromherhometownofDetroit,

Michigan,toLosAngelesforajobwithAppleBottom,butamonthlaterthefirmwassoldandshewas

unemployed.Theyoungwomanwasforcedtosellherbelongingsforfoodandpetrolandsleptinhercar.

Butwhenthecarbrokedown,shesoughtrefugeinahomelessshelter.Unexpectedly,afterseven

monthsafriendreferredherforPRandmarketingworkandwithinweeksshehadvariousprojects.

Aftergettingherfootinthedooroftheindustry,shethenstartedsleepingonanofficefloor-where

Carterfoundherandhelpedhertransformherlife.

Shesaid:"ImovedfrommyhometoLosAngeleswithajob,butafterthatfinishedIwasleft

homeless.IappliedforaverL50jobsandwasrejectedeverytime.Iwasinshock,anfoodstampsandhad

tocheckintoashelter.Thatexperiencewascold.13utIlearnedtodanceintherainandgotthroughitwith

faithandprayer.

AfterworkingonCarter,Arianalsopromotedblockbusterssuchaslaker,QuantumofSolace007,

Hancock,andSevenPounds.

Sheadded:"Idefinitelythinkeverysinglepieceinlifeplaysabiggerpartinthepicture.

24.ArianSimoneonceorganizedbirthdaypartiesfor.

A.IdrisElbaBWhitneyHouston

C.LilWayneD.SamuelLJackson

25.WhydidAriansellherbelongings?

A.Becausetheywereoutofdate.

RBecauseshewastoolazy.

CBecauseshelastherjob.

D.Becausetheywereinhighdemands.

26.WhatcanbesaidaboutArianaccordingtoParagraph6?

A.Shewasregretful.BShewasgenerous.

CShewasoptimistic.D.Shewascontent.

27.Whatisthemainpurposeofwritingthepassage?

A.Taintroduceagreatwoman

BToshowArian'swaytosuccess

CTosaydeterminationisimportant.

D.TotellusArianbecomespopularworldwide.

C

Anewstudyhasfoundthatrelaxationtechniquesdecreasetheneedfbrhealthcarevisitsandinterventions

（介入），whichisagoodreasontopullouttheoldyogamat.

Healthcarepractitionershaveknownforalongtimethatusingrelaxationtechniquescanimprove

health,butit1ahardtogivesuchtreatmentswithoutscientificevidence.That,swhyresearchersatthe

MassachusettsGeneralHospitaldecidedtorunananalysis,inwhichtheyanalyzedtherecordsof4.000

patientsbetween2024and2024whofollowedtheirdoctors,recommendationsfbrrelaxationtechniques,

andcomparedthemto13.0000otherpatientswhodidnotusethosesametechniques.

Stress-relateddisordersarethethirdleadingcauseofhealthcarespendingintheUnitedStates,after

heartdiseaseandcancer.In2024,thetreatmentofstress-relateddisorders,suchasheadaches,backpain,

andcostpain,costAmericansmorethan$80billion.

Over90percentofpeoplesufferingfromstressorstress-relatedproblemsseekhelpthroughprimary

careandtendtobefrequenthealthcareusers.Thesevisitscanconsistofasmuchas70percentof

physicians，caseloads（工作量）.

Teachingpatientshowtouserelaxationtechniquesisanexcellentwaytoreducephysicians'caseloads,

lessentheoverallburdenonthehealthcaresystem,savemoney,andprovidenon-internationalsolutionsto

physicalproblemsthataresafeeffective.

Ourresultsindicatethatmindbodyinterventionscanreduceindividualdiseaseburdenaswellasthe

utilizationofhealthcareresourcesandarewellsuitedtothechanginghealthcareenvironment.Mindbody

interventionsareinexpensiverelativetothecostofanemergencyroomvisit,ahospitalization,orevenother

alternativemedicinetreatments.

Soundslikeit'stimetoremovedustfromtheoldyogamatorsignupforthatclassyou'vebeen

meaningtotakeatthemeditationcenter.Youmightaswellstartnow,ratherthanwaitingtillyourpersonal

healthreachesacrisispoint.

28.WhydidresearchersrunananalysisofiOOOpatients?

ATofindouthowrelaxationtechniquesworkour,

B.Toprovidescientificevidenceaboutrelaxationtechniques.

CToencouragemorepeopletomakeuse。〜relaxationtechniques.

D.Toknowwhetherpeoplebelieverelaxationtechniquesareefficient.

29.WhatcostspeoplethemoatintheUSA?

A.Heartdisease.B.Backpain.

CCancer.D.Headaches.

30.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofrelaxationtechniques?

ASimpleB.Popular.

CBeneficialD.Complex.

31.Whatdoesthesixthparagraphmainlytellus?

AThechangeofhealthcareresources.

B.Theadvantagesofmindbodyinterventions.

C.Thevarietyofmindbodyinterventions

D.Thecomparisonofmindbodyinterventionsandemergency.

D

Youknowhowmuchyourtelephonehaschangedoverthepast10years?Yourcarwillchangeeven

morethanthatinthenext10years.

Oneofthebigchangesisthatcarswilldrivethemselves.Somedayyoumaynotneedtodriveacar.

Youwilljusttellthecarwhereyouwanttogoanditwilldriveitself.

"Wedefinitelyhavethetechnologyforitnow,“saysAndrewPoliakofautomotivetechnology

supplierQNX."Weexpectself-drivingcarstobeamainstream（主流）thingbetween2024.”

2025.n

TheAmericancompanyGooglehasbeenworkingonaself-drivingautomobilefbryears.Thesecars

arealreadyontheroadsintheUnitedStates,mainlyinCalifornia.Googlecarsaretrulyself-driving.These

carshavenosteeringwheelsorpedals.

Lastweek,policeorderedoneorGoogle'scarstostopfbrdrivingtooslowlyonpublicroad.Thecar

wasnotdisobeyinganylaw,sonoonewaspunished.Buipolicedidspeakwiththeoperatorsofthevehicle.

AccordingtoGoogle,itsself-drivingcarshavebeendrivennearly2millionkilometers.Thatisequal

tothedistancetheaveragepersondrivesrll90yearsSofar,noGoogleself-drivingcarhasgottenatraffic

ticket.Someofthemhavebeeninaccidentswhenothercarshitthem.

Othercompaniesareworkingonself-drivingcars.Mercedes-Benz.Audi,BMW,VolvoandToyotaall

haveplansfarsuchvehicles

AcompanyBestMilecalledplanstooperateself-drivingbusesinSwitzerlandnextspring.Thebuses

willholduptoninepeopleandwillbetestedfortwoyears.Mercedes-Benzisdevelo-pinglargeself-driving

trucksfbrlongtrips.Thesetrucksusedriverstocontrolthem.

AcompanycalledRoyalwillhaveself-drivingtrucksatconstructionsitesinFloridabytheendofthis

year.Nodriversareneededinthesevehicles

32.WhatAndrewPoliaksaidsuggeststhat.

A.hetookprideintheirtechnologyoneself-drivingcars

Bheiseagertoselltheirtechnologyonsell-drivingcars

C.heLSoptimisticaboutthedevelopmentofself-drivingcars

Dhefeelscertainthatmostpeoplecanownself-drivingcars

33.WhydidthepoliceorderoneofGoogle'scarstostoplastweek?

A.Becauseitsspeedwastoolow.

BBecauseitdisobeyedlocallaws

CBecausetheoperatorsbehavedbadly.

DIBecausethereexistedtechnologyproblems.

34.WhatcausedsomeofGoogle'sself-drivingcarstohaveaccidents?

A.LackofexperienceC.Highspeed

COchercars*faultsD.Toomuchconfidence.

35.Whichcompanywillstartthetestofself-drivingbusesforZyears7

A.Mercedes-Ben.BBestMile

C.BMWD.Royal

其次节（共5小题：每小置2分，总分值10分】

依据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白她的最正确选项。选项中有两项多余选项.

5WaytoGivetoCharity

AcrossCanada,charitableorganizationsrelyonyourgenerositytogettheirworkdone.Trythese

differentideastoideastohelpyourfavoritecauses.

36Weallhavethingsinourhomesthatwedon'tneed,suchasclothing,toys.And

furniture.Ratherthanthrowingthemout.takethemtocharitableorganizationsandcharitystores.Sort

thingsintocategories:keep,fix,sellorgiveaway.

Giveyourtimelocharity.37.In2024.wespenttwobillionhoursvolunteering

Rai-Singmoneyandputtingoneventswerethemostcommonactivities,followedbyservingona

committeeorboardEvenifyoucanonlyspareafewhoursamonth,manyorganizationscoulduseyour

help.

Devoteyourdollars.Formanycharities,themosthelpfulgiftyoucangiveismoney.Contactyour

favouritecharitiesorvisittheirwebsitestodonate-everylittlebithelps38VisittheCanada

RevenueAgency'sCharitiesListingstolearnabouttheiractivitiesundfinances.TheCRAalsoprovides

informationaboutcharitabletaxcredits,includingacalculator.

Helptoreducehungerpains.39FoodBanksCanadareportsthatabout850.000peopleget

assistancefromfoodbankseachmonth,andmorethanathirdarechildrenandyouth

Howcanyougetinvolved?Donatefoodormoney,volunteeratafoodhankorfundraise.Youcan

alsosupportfoodrescueprogram.

ShareyourskillsLikeotherkindsoforganizations.charitiesoftenneedspecificskillstosup-port

theirprojectandcampaigns40

A.Donatethingsyoudon'tneed.

RNeedinformationaboutacharity?

CConsiderusingwhatyouknow!

DCanadaofallagesaregenerouswiththeirtime..

E,AcrossCanada,peopledon'thaveenoughtocat

F.Supposeyouarehungry,whatshouldyoudothen?

G.Geryourwholefamilyinvolvedandclearthatunwantedthings!

第三局部英语学问运用（共两节，总分值45分）

第一节完形填空（共20小题；每题分，总分值30分）

闻读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最正确选项，井

在答题卡将该项涂黑.

Lastweektnd.Iwentsnowshoeingwithagroupofteachersfrommyschool.___41,itfeltalittle

strange-abitlike,wearingflippers（脚蹊）42___youswim!1feltquiteclumsytostartwith,andit

was_43toclimboverthefallentreeswiththesnowshoes_44tomyfeet.However,I

love__45andamusedtowalkinginmountainousareas___461soongotusedtoit.Iloved

walkingthroughtheforestandseeingallthetreescoveredin47!Attimes,walkinguphill

inthesnowwashard,48whentherewererocksunderneaththesnow.Oncewereachedthe

49itwasworthit!Themountainwe50wascalled"LeTanet"anditwas

1,292mhigh-that'shigherthanSnowdon,thetallestmountaininWales!Theskywasa

bitgrey,buttheviewswere51.Imanagedtogetsomegreat52-andremembered

tousemynewcamera!Aftertakinglotsofphotos,westartedgoingdownInsomeways,goingdownthe

mountainwasharderthan___53.Itwasverysteep（陡峭）“anditwaseasyto54inthesnow.

Atthebottom,wehadahotdrinkinacabin-itwasclearly55afterafewhoursofwalking

inthecold!Beforewewent56Iattemptedsledging（雪橇）whichI'dnever_57itbefore!It

wasgreatfun!

Tobehonest,I'dreally58snowshoesasanalternativetothemore

well-known59sportsBesidesbeingalotcheaperthanskiing,it'seaiertodoandisconsideredto

bealot60!

41.A.AtfirstB.BydayCAboveallD.Bychance

42.A.unlessB.whenC.sinceD.before

.practicalEeasyC.difficultD.enjoyable

44.A.designedB.reviewedCadjustedD.attached

45.A.swimmingB.skiingChikingDriding

46.A.andB.butCifD.so

47.AmudBfogC.direD.snow

.especiallyB.normallyC.directlyD.perfectly

49.A.bottomBtapCvalleyD.beach

50.A.promotedBclimbedCprotectedD.ignored

51.A.excellentB.commonC.similarD.universal

52.AassistanceB.guidesC.photosD.equipment

.lyingBcheckingC.stayingupD.goingup

54.A.spreadBtestCslipD.sle印

55.AneededB.displayedCcontrolledD.backwards

56.AupstairsB.homeC.abroadD.changed

57.AgottenB.seenC.lostD.tried

58.A.suspectB.dislikeC.recommendD.quit

59,A,extremeB,winterC,waterD,track

60.AcheaperB.saferC.firmerD.slower

其次卷

第三局部英语学问运用(共两节，总分值45分】

其次节(共10小题，每题分，总分值15分)

阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(每空一个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式.

Peoplehavebeentravellingforpleasuresinceancienttime.InancientEgypt,religiousfestivals

61(attract)peoplefromthewholeNileValley.AncientGreekstravelled62(regular)to

thesiteoftheirgods.WealthyRomanshadsecondhomesnearthesea63theyspentthe

summer.

Inthe19thcenturythesteamenginemade___64possibleforpeopletotravelbyboatandtrain.

RegularpassengerservicefromEuropetoAmericastartedinthe20thcentury.The65(invent)of

theautomobilehelpedpeopletotravellargerdistances.

Inthe1960sgoingonholidaysbyplanebecomeaffordableformany.Largelanesoftheearly1970s

wereable66(carry)over400passengersandreducecostsoftravellingtoothercontinents

even___67(far).

TourismLsaworldwideindustry.Inmanycountriesitisthemostimponantlargestsourceofincome.

Globaltourismisgrowing68arateof4%ayear.

Thetouristindustry69(provide)jobsandbringsacountryforeigncurrencies.Many

groupsprofitfromtourism.However,masstourism,canalsoleadtoenvironmentalproblems.Itcanpollute

beachesorcreatenoiseInquietregions.Populartouristattractionsmust70(control).

第四局部写作（共两节，总分值35分）

第一节短文改错（共10小题；每题1分，总分值10分）

假定英语课上老师婴求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文.文中共有10处语

言错误，每句中最多有两处.每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加，删除或修改.

增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（人），并在其下而写山谈加的同。

删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。

修改：在错的词下面一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。

留意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；

2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分.

DearMr.Jackson,

I'mreallysorryaboutmyusethemobilephoneinyourlecturelastweek.

Iknowanywordmightn'tsoundamade-upexcuse.ButIdon'tusethemobilephoneforno

reason1.wastryingtoapplytosomeAmericanuniversitieslastweek.Thatday.Igotanofferandthey

neededmyfurtherinformationsimmediately.HoweverIhadnootherchoicebuttrysendingthematext

messageinclass,Ipromiseitwillneverhappenagain,ButIdoneedmyphonebacktogetinthetouchwith

othersWillyoubekindenoughtogiveonebacktome?

Hopeyoucanacceptmyapologiesorunderstandmysituation.

LiHua

其次节书面表达（总分值25分）

你的美国笔友Bob对钓鱼很有爱好.请你依据以下要点，写出你和你的爸爸暑假期间某天去钓鱼的

经验，通过电子邮件发给Bob,让他共享你的经验。要点如下：

1.所带器具和食物等：

2.钓鱼过程1

3.一天的收获和感受。

留意：词数100左右；

2.可适当增加细微环节，以使行文连贯；

3.开头语和结尾已为你写好，不计入总词数.

参考词汇：沙蚕clamworms鱼钩fishhook

DearBob.

Howareyou!I*mgladtowritethelettertoyou.

Yours,

LiHua

英语试题参考答案与解析

第一部分听力

1—5BAIKCfi—10BCBCC11-15CAACB16—20CAIiAC

第二部分阅读理解

第一节

A

本文为应用文•介绍了澳大利无灯生动物园、票价以及开放时间等信息S

21.B细节理解题.根据BreakfastwiththeKoalas部分中的“alx)lbuffetbreakfastonKoalaRoohop”可知选B»

22.B细节理解题“根据TicketInformation部分中的“1\gAttmctionCombo(套餐)PassAdult$60.00wffl-lwo

AumciionComln(liildfl-lS)$35.30”可知,如果一对夫妇带一个九岁的男彼,其花费就如60X2+35

=155.故选B.

23.B细节理解题.：根据最后一段中的"Ticketswillbedeliveredtoyourinboxwithin60minofpurchase.”可知.

游客通过电子邮件购买票。

B

本文为记公文•介绍了一位不平凡的女性.此虽然生活屡受挫折.但是依然前行,最终蠹得了自己的一方天地。

24.('细节理解题.根据第二段中的“organizingbirthdaypaniesforthelikesofChrisBrownandLilWayne”可知

选C・

25.C细内理解题:根据第,:段中的“bulaHKnthlaterthe(innwassoldandshewasutK'inployctLTheyoung

womanwasforcedtosellherbelongingsforfoodandpetrolandsleptinhercar”可知选Co

26.('推理判断题根据第六段中的句子jRiiIIcanuxliodanceinihcrainandgoithroughitwiihfaithand

prayer.可知她很乐观。故选C.

27.A主旨大意题,文章介绍了一位女性，她曾经求职隈遭拒绝•穷苦淮倒,裁至无家可妇.W咫她依然努力坚强,

最终成功.故A项能够概括本文中心。

C

最新研究表明于限疗保优来说,放松技对很支要.

28.B细材理解题。根据第二段中的“Healthcarepractitionershaveknownforalongtimethatusingrelaxation

icchniquescanimprovehealth,binit,sh;rdiogivesuchtreatmentswiilxiutscientificevidence.That,swhy

researchersattheMassiichusettsGeneralHospitaldecidedlorunananalysis..."可知B项恰当.

29.A细济理解黝：根据第三段中的“SlreNsrelateddisordersarcthethirdleadingcauseo(healthcarespendingin

theUnitedStales,afterheartdiseaseandcancer.**可知,心脏病在美国是花费最多的。故选A。

30.C推『电判断题根据第五段中的“lessentheoverallburdenonthehealthcaresystem,savemoney,andprovide

non-intvrvcniionalsolutionslophysicalproblemsthatarcsafeandeffective”可知选C,

31.B主旨大意题：第六段提到了mindbodyir.ten-entions的好处.如“reduceindividualdiseaseburdenaswellas

theutilizationofhealthcareresourcesandarewellsuitedtothechanginghealthcareenvironment”等.故选B„

I)

本文为说明文。陵者科技的史展.无人耳驶技术更加成熟.越来越多的公司投入无人驾驶汽车的开发.拥有一

括无人驾驶汽车成为可能。

32.C推理判断题.根据第三段AndrewPoliak所说的话“我们现在已经掌握了这项技术•我们希望在2020年到

2025年间『I驾车成为上海”可知•他对于11驾车的发展很乐观,故选C.

33.A细在理解嗯=根据第五段中的"Lastweek,policeorderedoneofGoogle,scarstostopfordrivingtooslow­

lyonapublicread.“可知•警察让谷歌的一辆汽小停卜来•是因为它的速度太低故选Aa

34.C细节理解题.根据第六段中的“Sofar.no(ioogleself-drivingcarhasgottenatrafficticket.Someofthem

havebeeninaccidentswhenothercarshitthem.”可知.是共他不辆的过错导致谷歌的,些自驾车出车祸.

故选C.

35.B细节理解•题；根据第八段中的"AcompanyBestMilecalledplanstooperateself-drivingbusesinSwitzerland

nextspring.Thebuseswillholduptoninepeopleandwillbetestedfortwoyears."可知.BestMile将对白

驾公交4：做为期两年的试验。故选B项。

第二节

本文为说明文.在加拿大慈善组钗依金大东的嫌慨才能做事•如杲你想帮助你戴喜我的慈善事业.可以崇试

以下做法。

36.A本段提到:家里.都有一些不用的东西,像衣服、玩具和家具等•我们不要把它们扔掉,而是要把它们拿到慈善

机构或慈善商店•井对它们进行分类等。由此可知A项能够概况本段主斤。

37.D根据本段主题句"Giveyourtimetocharily."与后面的"In2010,wespenttwobillionhoursvolunteering.”

可判断D项恰当.

38.B根据下文"VisittheCanadaRevenueAgency,sCliaritieslistingstolearnabouttheiractivitiesandfinances.”

可判断B项恰当.

39.E根据下文“FoodIkinksCanadareportsthatalx)ut850.000peoplegetassistancefromf<xxlbankseach

month,andmorethanathirdarechildrenandyouth.”判断E项恰当.

40.根据上文"Likeotherkindsoforganizations,charitiesoftenneedspecificskillstosupporttheirprojectsand

campaigns.”可判断C项恰当。

第三部分英语知识运用

第一节完形填空

本文为记叙文。上周.我与一些老师穿着雪地鞋上山•看到了美丽的景色•非常恨意.

II.A根据下文「swngotwed<oil,呵知•“起初(Aifir#"我”感觉有点怪.

B

这有点像你游泳时带着的脚蹊.

c

2.根据上文“Ifeltquiteclumsytostartwith”可知,越过倒下的树木很"困难(difficult)”。

3.D

穿着系到(加〔ached)脚I：的雪地鞋，越过倒下的树木很雉.

4.A

5.根据卜文"andamusedtowalkinginnKXinlaiitousareas"nJ知，"我"喜欢"徒步旅彳"hiking

D

6.乙

“我”习惯于在山区行走•所以(so)很快就适应了。

D

根据下文“Ailimes,walkinguphillinthesnowwashard"可知，"我”喜欢走在森林中♦喜欢看着所有的树木

被“雪(snow)”粗盖.

■18.A有时•在雪中步行上山很难.“尤其(cxpeciaHy)”当它下面是脚石时。

49.B“我们”一旦我们到“山顶(top尸•就觉得就值.

50.B'•我iT”我(climbed)”的山叫“I石Tanet”.

51.A根据F文"takingalotofpholos"可判断景色是"极好的(excellent)M„

52.C根据下文“andremembered10usemynewcamera”可知「我"设法拍f一些好“照片(photo、)”。

53.D从某些方面来说•下山比“上山(goingupi”更雉。

54.C山很陡峭•人容易在雪中“滑到(slip)”.

55.A“我们"在小屋喝热饮料.在寒冷的天气中走了几个小时后这是很“需要(ne«l«b”的.

56.B从山上下到山下•回家前「我”试『试雪螳，

57.1)“我”以前从来没有尝试过.觉得非常有趣.

58.C穿货鞋给了“我”很大乐趣,“我”真心推存