安徽省高考英语 高效测评卷（七）北师大版选修7

英语高效测评卷(七)安徽专版·选修7第Ⅰ卷(选择题，共115分)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)1．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Atthepostoffice. B．Attherestaurant.C．Atthebusstop.2．Whatdoesthemanprobablydo?A．Ateacher. B．Adentist.C．Awaiter.3．Whydoesthewomanplantogototown?A．Topayherbillsinthebank.B．Tobuybooksinabookstore.C．Togetsomemoneyfromthebank.4．Whoisthemanprobably?A．Afriendofthewoman’sfather’s.B．Thewoman’sbrother.C．Thewoman’sfather.5．Howmuchdidtheman’swifepayforthecoat?A．$80. B．$240.C．$120.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听第6段对话，回答第6至8题。6．Whydoesthemanmakethephonecall?A．Tobooksometicketsfortheshow.B．Togetsomeinformationaboutthegarden.C．Toknowwhentheboxofficeisopen.7．Howmuchwillonepayfortwoticketsnow?A．26dollars. B．30dollars.C．60dollars.8．Howlongwilltheshowlast?A．Forabouttwohours. B．Foraboutthreehours.C．Foraboutfourhours.听第7段对话，回答第9至11题。9．Whenshouldonearriveifthedinnertimeis7pmaccordingtothewoman?A．At6∶20pm. B．At6∶50pm.C．At7∶40pm.10．Whatshouldbedoneduringthedinner?A．Praisingthehostorhostessforthemeal.B．Expressingthankstothehostorhostessforthedinner.C．Talkingtothehostorhostessasmuchaspossible.11．Whatcanweknowaboutthewoman?A．ShecomesfromAmerica.B．Shelikesholdingparties.C．SheknowsAmericancustomverywell.听第8段对话，回答第12至14题。12．WhatdoTastyFishandSomethingFishyhaveincommon?A．Alotofcookinginstructions. B．Alotoftexts.C．Alotofcolorfulpictures.13．Whichbookisthecheapestone?A．TastyFish. B．WorldwideFish.C．SomethingFishy.14．Whichbookdoesthewomandecidetobuy?A．SomethingFishy. B．WorldwideFish.C．TastyFish.听第9段对话，回答第15至17题。15．WheredidthewomanspeakertalktoSherryPalmer?A．Inherhouse. B．InSherryPalmer’shouse.C．Inheroffice.16．WhatdidSherryPalmerdowhenshesawAllen?A．Shereturnedhismobilephone.B．Sheshoutedathim.C．Shewantedtocatchhim.17．Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?A．Allenwasactuallyinnocent.B．Allendiedofhearttrouble.C．ThemanspeakerwillarrestSherryPalmer.听第10段独白，回答第18至20题。18．Whatclothesdoesthespeaker’ssisterlike?A．Clothesinfashion. B．Cheapclothes.C．Ordinaryclothes.19．Whatdoesthespeakerthinkofgoingtothenightclubs?A．It’sawasteofmoneyandtime.B．It’sreallyapassionwithher.C．Itgivesheraheadache.20．Whydidthespeakerfailtolivewithhersister?A．Hersisteroftenbringsfriendshomeandmakestoomuchnoise.B．Thespeakerlikestokeepthingsneatwhilehersisterdoesn’t.C．Theyalwayscan’tagreeonthecolortheylikebest.第二部分：英语知识运用(共两节，满分45分)第一节语法和词汇知识(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)21．—Hi，Tom.ThisisMary.IvisitedtheStatueofLibertytoday.—________！ItisoneofAmerica’smostfamoussymbols!A．What B．Don’ttellmeC．Oh，howIenvyyou D．HowexcitedIwas22．Thetwomendiscussedandcameto________conclusionthatthehelicopterwouldtake________placeofthecarsomeday.A．/；/ B．a；theC．/；the D．a；/23．Inthe________ofwater，plantswouldnotgrowwell.A．advantage B．appearanceC．absence D．application24．Thegovernmentnegotiated________theoppositionparty________thenewlawbuttheoutcomewasnotwhattheyexpected.A．with；over B．on；onC．with；with D．over；about25．Isometimesthinkthatallhismistakesaremade________toannoyme.A．indetail B．athandC．byaccident D．onpurpose26．Manypeoplewereverysurprisedatthefact________muchbrownmudappearedonabusystreetofthecity.A．which B．whenC．why D．that27．Peoplekeepcomplainingabouttheserviceathospitals，and________moreandmorenursesarelosingtheirjobs.A．meanwhile B．howeverC．instead D．afterwards28．Thechemicalplantwillbeclosedwithinhalfayearaccordingtoadecision________yesterday.A．made B．makingC．tobemade D．wasmade29．________noothercandidateappliesforthejob，wewillgiveittoJim.A．Whether B．ProvidedthatC．How D．Oncondition30．—I’mafraidIwon’trecognizeMary.—Don’tworry，youcan’tmissher.She________awhiteT­shirtandaredskirtthen.A．wears B．willhavewornC．willbewearing D．wore31．Tomhasbeenwrestlingwiththesetechnicalproblemssincehe________thedepartmentlastyear.A．tookover B．tookoutC．tookon D．tookup32．TherearestillproblemsexistingintherailwaytransportationsystemofwesternChinawhencomparedwith________ofeasternChina.A．those B．oneC．both D．that33．It’simproperforyoutogiveawayothers’secrets，________？A．isit B．isn’titC．areyou D．aren’tyou34．Makesurethatthelightingis________sothatyourguestscanseewhattheyareeating.A．unique B．essentialC．adequate D．ambiguous35．Dear，we________ayearnextTuesday!Howwillwecelebrate?A．hadbeenmarried B．willhavemarriedC．havebeenmarried D．willhavebeenmarried第二节完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)(·合肥第一次教学质量检测)Today’sEnglishlearnerhasawidechoiceofdictionaries.Thereare__36__withAmericanEnglish，withBritishEnglish，withidiomsorslang，and__37__withpictures.Oneofthemost__38__dictionariesIhaveseenamongmanystudentsisthe__39__electronicdictionary.Allyouhavetodoisto__40__awordinyourlanguageandyoucanseeitand__41__itinEnglish.That’sgreat，right？Well，Ithinkit’sgreat，too...butonlysometimes.Bilingualelectronicdictionariesarefastand__42__.Theycanbegreat__43__youaretravelingandneedinformationquickly.__44__Iamagainstelectronicdictionariesandevenbilingual__45__dictionariesinmanycases.Letmeexplain.Whenyoureachanintermediate(中等程度的)levelofEnglish，youknow__46__ofthelanguagetoaskthemeaningofcertainthingswhileusingEnglish.Translatingbetweenlanguagesinyourhead__47__time.Youshouldbetranslatingaslittleaspossibleand__48__inEnglishasmuchaspossible.Istronglyrecommendthatintermediateandadvancedstudentsshould__49__anEnglish­Englishdictionarythatismade__50__foryourunderstanding.Forexample，ForeignLanguageTeachingandResearchPresshasgooddictionariesforstudentsand__51__publishinghousesdo，too.Ialsofeelthatpaperdictionariesarebetterforstudyingthanelectronicdictionaries.True，theytakelongertouse.But，forsomereason，theinformationyou__52__seemstostayinyourheadlonger.Itmaybe__53__youareforcedtospellthewordinyourheadandtherefore“seeit”moreclearlyinyour__54__.SowhatdoyoudoifyouhavecheckedanEnglish­Englishdictionaryandstilldon’tunderstandsomething？Gotoyourbilingualdictionary.Itisusefulsometimes.Justremembertotryto__55__inEnglishasmuchaspossible.36．A.dictionaries B．booksC．magazines D．papers37．A.still B．evenC．yet D．just38．A.interesting B．usefulC．expensive D．popular39．A.saying B．talkingC．speaking D．telling40．A.takedown B．getacrossC．typein D．sayout41．A.observe B．feelC．hear D．say42．A.difficult B．vitalC．helpful D．easy43．A.when B．asC．after D．before44．A.So B．AndC．But D．While45．A.plastic B．paperC．electric D．visual46．A.enough B．littleC．most D．few47．A.spends B．paysC．takes D．invests48．A.writing B．typingC．thinking D．reflecting49．A.borrow B．buyC．keep D．use50．A.especially B．practicallyC．generally D．extremely51．A.another B．otherC．theother D．others52．A.referto B．checkinC．lookup D．putin53．A.why B．becauseC．when D．where54．A.mind B．earsC．eyes D．mouth55．A.speak B．stayC．save D．remember第三部分：阅读理解(共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分)A(·东城第一学期期末检测)Hasanyonenoticedhow，withthepassageoftime，one’srelationshipwithone’sgrown­updaughtersandsonsbecomeschanged？I’vebeenawareofthisforsometimebutI’mnotquitesurehowtodealwithit.Takethekitchensinkforexample.Followingafamilyget­togetheratmyplace，IwalkedintothekitchentofindKate，mydaughtercarefullycleaningthesink.“Don’tdothat；whatareyoudoingthatfor？”Isaid，unhappyaboutthehiddencriticism.“Mum，”shesaid，“youreallyoughttoputyourglassesonwhenyoucleanthesink.Behindthetapherewasblack！”Butit’sjustthingslikekitchensinks.AnothertimeKatearrivedtopickmeuptolunch.Shelookedatmeandthenasked，“Mum，whydoyouusebrowneyebrowpencilwhenyourhairisgrey？”Asuddenmemoryofher，aged14，goingtoherfirstmixedpartyfloodedback.Shehadcomeintosaygoodbye.ForamomentIthoughtshe’dbeenanaccident.Botheyeswereblack.Iremembersuggestingthatperhapsalittlelesseyemake­upmightbemoreeffective.NowItoldher，“Myhairusedtobebrown.”“Itlooksabsurd.”“MrsMenzieshaddarkeyebrowswithgreyhair.”“Yes，butyou’renotMrsMenzies，areyou？”shesaidtriumphantly，asifthatprovedherpoint.Butarecenteventmakesmerealizethatsomethingreallymustbedone.Shehadreturnedhomeforafewweeksbeforegettingmarried.OneeveningIwentoutonadinnerdate.Bythetimemycompanionleftmeatthefrontdoor，itwasabout2am.AsIsteppedin，anangryfigureinawhitenightgownstoppedme.“Well，whattimeofnightisthistobecominghome？”sheshouted.“Wherehaveyoubeen？I’vebeenworriedsick！”Shadesofthepastcomebacktodisturbme.ButwhatshouldIdoaboutallthis？Nothing，probably.Maybe，afterall，it’sonlyastageyoungpeoplearegoingthrough.56．Thedaughterthoughthermotherdidn’tcleanthekitchensinkwellbecauseofher________.A．laziness B．carelessnessC．unhappiness D．poor­qualityglasses57．Fromthepassageweknowthedaughter________.A．didn’twanttohelpwiththesinkB．didn’tlikebrowneyebrowpencilsC．hadanaccidentwhenshewenttoherfirstpartyD．shoutedathermumbecauseshecamehomelate58．Howdoesthemotherfeelafterallthesehavehappened?A．Shocked. B．Proud.C．Envious. D．Confused.59．Theauthorwritesthestoriestoprovethat________.A．theirrelationshipbecamestrongerB．theirroleschangedastimepassedC．herdaughterverymuchcaredaboutherD．herdaughtergotupsetasshegrewup

B(·西城第一学期期末)Ittastesjustlikechickenawayfromhome，andeatingismorethanjustawaytokeepyourstomachfull.Itisalanguageallitsown，andnowordscansay“Gladtomeetyou...gladtobedoingbusinesswithyou...”quitelikesharingamealofferedbyyourhost.Clearly，mealtimeisnotthetimeforyoutosay“No，thanks”．Acceptanceofthefoodonyourplatemeansacceptanceofhost，country，andcompany.So，nomatterhowdifficultitmaybetoswallow，swallow.Or，asoneexperiencedtravelersays，“Travelwithacast­ironstomachandeateverythingeverywhere.”Often，thefoodofferedrepresentsproudlyyourhostcountry’seatingculture.WhatwouldAmericansthinkofaFrenchpersonwhorefusedtotakeabiteofhomemadeapplepieorsirloin？Ourdiscomfortcomesnotsomuchfromthethingitself；itcomesfromourunfamiliaritywithit.Afterall，anoysterhasremarkablythesamelookasasheep’seye；andafirstlookatalobsterwouldremindalmostanybodyofacreaturefromasciencefictionmovie，notsomethingyoudipinbutterandeat.Bytheway，inSaudiArabiasheep’seyesareafamousdish.Canyourefusesuchfoodwithoutbeingrude？Mostexperiencedbusinesstravelerssayno，atleastnotbeforetakingatleastafewbites.Ithelps，though，tosliceanyitemverythin.Thisway，youminimizethetasteandthereminderofwhereitcamefrom.Or，“Swallowitquickly，”asonetravelerrecommends.“Istillcan’ttellyouwhatsheep’seyeballstastelike.”Asfordealingwithtaste，theoldlinethat“Ittastesjustlikechicken”isoftenthankfullytrue.Evenwhen“it”isreallyratorsnake.Anotherusefulpieceofadviceisnotknowingwhatyouareeating.What’sfordinner？Don’task.AvoidglancingintothekitchenorlookingatEnglish­languagemenus.Yourhostwillbepleasedthatyouareeatingthefoodheoffers，andwhoknows？Maybeitreallyischickeninthatsoup.60．Thepurposeofthearticleisto________.A．introduceunfamiliarfoodB．sharethewriter’spersonalexperiencesC．suggestwaystoovercomeaculturalbarrierineatingD．adviseonhowtopolitelyrefusetoeatforeignfood61．Accordingtothewriter，peoplehesitateatstrangefoodmainlydueto________.A．thewayitlooksB．safetyworriesC．lackofinformationaboutitD．theunfamiliaratmosphere62．Fromthearticlewecaninferthat________.A．anAmericanmayfeelcomfortablewithsirloinB．oneshouldrefusestrangefoodafterafewbitesC．English­languagemenusarenotalwaysdependableD．oneneedsacast­ironstomachtotravelinanycountry63．Onemaysay“Ittastesjustlikechicken”when________.A．showingrespectforchicken­lovingnationsB．greetingpeoplewithdifferentdietinghabitsC．evaluatingchefsataninternationalfoodfestivalD．gettingsomeonetotryavisuallyunpleasantmealC(·宝鸡检测一)It’salwaysdifficulttoadmityouareinthewrong.Beinghumans，weallneedtoknowtheartofapologizing.Lookbackwithhonestyandthinkhowoftenyou’vejudgedroughly，saidunkindthings，andpushedyourselfaheadattheexpenseofafriend.Thencounttheoccasionswhenyouindicatedclearlyandtrulythatyouweresorry.Abitfrightening，isn’tit？Frighteningbecausesomedeepwisdominusknowsthatwhenevenasmallwronghasbeencommitted，somemysteriousmoralfeelingisdisturbed；anditstaysoutofbalanceuntilfaultisacknowledged(承认)andregretisexpressed.Irememberadoctorfriend，ClarenceLieb，tellingmeaboutamanwhocametohimwithavarietyofsigns：headaches，insomniaandstomachtrouble.Nophysicalcausecouldbefound.FinallyDr.Liebsaidtotheman，“Unlessyoutellmewhat’sworryingyou，Ican’thelpyou.”Aftersomehesitation，themanconfessedthat，asexecutor(执行者)ofhisfather’swill，hehadbeencheatinghisbrother，wholivedabroad，ofhisinheritance(遗产)．Thenandtherethewiseolddoctormadethemanwritetohisbrotheraskingforgivenessandenclosingachequeasthefirststepinrestoringtheirgoodrelation.Hethenwentwithhimtothemailboxinthecorridor(走廊)．Astheletterdisappeared，themanburstintotears.“Thankyou.”hesaid，“IthinkI’mcured.”Aheartfeltapologycannotonlyhealadamagedrelationshipbutalsomakeitstronger.Ifyoucanthinkofsomeonewhodeservesanapologyfromyou，someoneyouhavewronged，orjudgedtooroughly，orjustneglected，pleasedosomethingaboutitrightnow.64．Whenwehavedonesomethingwrong，weshould________.A．lookhonestandthinkoverthefaultcarefullyB．admitthefaultandexpresstheregretC．escapefrombeingdisturbedD．forgiveourselvesandforgetit65．Whatwillhappenifwehavedonesomethingwrong?A．Ourlogicofthinkingwillbedisturbed.B．Weshallfeelsad.C．Ourmoralbalancewillbedisturbed.D．Weshallapologizeatonce.66．Whatexactlywasthepatient’strouble?A．Someunknownphysicalweakness.B．Headaches，insomniaandstomach.C．Thelosingofafriend.D．Somethingwrongwithhisconscience.67．Thepatientwascuredby________.A．askinghisbrothertoforgivehimB．enclosingachequeC．writingaletterD．mailingaletterD(·南京第一次模拟)Environmentalistssaidourplanetwasdoomedtodie.Nowonemansaystheyarewrong.“Everyoneknowstheplanetisinbadshape，”thunderedamagazinearticlelastyear.Species(物种)arebeingdriventodieoutatrecordrates，andtheriversaresopoisonousthatfisharefloatingonthesurface，dead.Butthere’sagrowingbeliefthatwhateveryonetakesforgrantediswrong：thingsareactuallygettingbetter.Anewbookisabouttooverturnourmostbasicassumptionsabouttheworld’senvironment.Rivers，seas，rainandtheatmosphereareallgettingcleaner.Thetotalamountofforestsintheworldisnotdeclining.TheSkepticalEnvironmentalistbyBjornLomborg，professorofstatisticsattheUniversityofAarhusinDenmark，isanattackonthemisleadingclaimsofenvironmentalgroups，andthe“badnews”culturethatmakespeoplebelieveeverythingisgettingworse.Nowtheattacksareincreasinglycomingfromleft­wingenvironmentalistssuchasLomborg，aformermemberofGreenpeace.Theaccusationisthat，althoughtheenvironmentisimproving，greengroups—withprofitsofhundredsofmillionsofpoundsayear—areusingscaretactics(谋略)togaindonations.Lomborg’sbookdoesn’tdenyglobalwarming—probablythebiggestenvironmentalthreat—butdestroysalmosteveryotherenvironmentalclaimwithmanyofficialstatistics.TheWorldwatchInstituteclaimsthat“deforestationhasbeenacceleratingoverthelast30years”．ButLomborgsaysthatissimplyrubbish.Sincethedawnofagriculturetheworldhaslostabout20percentofitsforestcover，butinrecentdecadestheforestarea’sdepletinghascometoastop.AccordingtoUNfigures，theareaofforestshasremainedalmoststeady，atabout30percentoftotallandarea，sincethe1940s.ForestsincountriessuchastheUS，theUKandCanadahaveactuallybeenexpandingoverthepast40years.DespiteallthewarningstheAmazonrainforesthasonlyshrunk(缩小)byabout15percent.Norareallourspeciesdyingout.Somecampaignersclaimthat50percentofallspecieswillhavediedoutwithin50years.Butotherstudiesshowonly0.08percentofspeciesaredyingouteachyear.Conservationeffortshavebeensuccessful.Whalesarenolongerthreatenedandthebaldeagleisofftheendangeredlist.Environmentalgroupsclaimthatmanyoftheimprovementsaretheresultsofthesuccessoftheircampaigns.StephenTindale，directorofGreenpeaceUK，said，“Thereareimportantexamples，suchasacidrainandozone，wherethingsaren’tasbadaspredicted，andthat’sbecausebehaviorhaschanged.”68．Inhisbook，TheSkepticalEnvironmentalist，whatisLomborg’smainargument?A．Ourplanetisinbadshape.B．Theworld’senvironmentisimproving.C．Thetotalamountofforestsintheworldisnotdeclining.D．Conservationeffortshavebeensuccessful.69．WhatisLomborg’smainaccusationofenvironmentalists?A．Theyscaredpeopleintomakingdonations.B．Theyoverturnedourbasicassumptionsabouttheworld’senvironment.C．Theychangedtheirbehaviortowardtheenvironment.D．Theyonlytoldpeoplebadnewsabouttheenvironment.70．Theunderlinedword“depleting”inParagraph5isclosestinmeaningto“________”．A．reducing B．limitingC．expanding D．accelerating71．Accordingtothepassage，whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?A．Thetotalareaofforestsintheworldhasincreasedsignificantly.B．Theeffectsofglobalwarmingarenotasbadasfirstexpected.C．Itappearsthatthebaldeaglewillnowsurvive.D．Inthelast50yearsthenumberofwhaleshasincreased.EForgetTwitterandFacebook，GoogleandtheKindle.Televisionisstillthemostinfluentialmediumaround.Indeed，formanyofthepoorestregions(地区)oftheworld，itremainsthenextbigthing—finallybecomesgloballyavailable.Andthatisagoodthing，becausetheTVrevolutionischanginglivesforthebetter.Acrossthedevelopingworld，around45%offamilieshadaTVin1995；bythenumberhadclimbedabove60%.ThatissomewaybehindtheUS，wheretherearemoreTVsthanpeople，andwherepeoplenoweasilygetaccesstotheInternet.Fivemillionmorefamiliesinsub­SaharanAfricawillgetaTVoverthenextfiveyears.In，afterthefalloftheTaliban(塔利班)，whichhadoutlawedTV,1in5Afghanshadone.Theglobaltotalisanother150millionby—pushingthenumberstowellbeyondtwothirdsoffamilies.Television’smostpowerfuleffectwillbeonthelivesofwomen.InIndia，researchersRobertJensenandEmilyOsterfoundthatwhenTVsreachedvillages，womenweremorelikelytogotothemarketwithouttheirhusbands’approvalandlesslikelytowantaboyratherthanagirl.Theyweremorelikelytomakedecisionsoverchildhealthcare.TVisalsoapowerfulmediumforadulteducation.IntheIndianstateofGujarat，ChitrageetisapopularshowthatplaysBollywoodsongswithwordsinGujarationthescreen.Withinsixmonths，viewershadmadeasmallbutsignificant(有意义的)improvementintheirreadingskills.ToomuchTVhasbeenassociatedwithviolence，overweightandloneliness.However，TVishavingapositiveinfluenceonthelivesofbillionsworldwide.72．Theunderlinedword“outlawed”inParagraph2probablymeans“________”．A．allowed B．bannedC．offered D．refused73．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A．AmericansusedtogetaccesstotheInterneteasily.B．Theworld’sTVsetswilltotal150millionby.C．45%offamiliesinthedevelopingcountrieshadaTVin.D．OvertwothirdsoffamiliesintheworldwillhaveaTVby.74．Theauthorintendsto________.A．stresstheadvantagesofTVtopeople’slivesB．persuadewomentobecomemoreindependentC．encouragepeopletoimprovetheirreadingskillsD．introducethereaderssomewebsitessuchasGoogle75．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．TVWillRuletheWorldB．TVWillDisturbtheWorldC．TVWillBettertheWorldD．TVWillRemainintheWorld第Ⅱ卷(非选择题，共35分)第四部分：写作(共两节，满分35分)第一节任务型读写(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)(·安徽第三次检测)Inamemory­basedcompetitionbetweenyouandachimp(猩猩)；whodoyouthinkwouldwin？Ifyouputyourselfontop，youmightwanttoguessagain.Inatestthatchallengedparticipantstoremembernumbers，ayoungchimpperformedbetterthanJapanesecollegestudents.Here’showthetestworked.AtKyotoUniversityinJapan，humanstudentsandchimpanzeeparticipantssatinfrontofacomputer.Fivenumbers，rangingfrom1to9，werecombinedwithoneanotherandthen，theyappearedatrandomplacesonthescreen.Thenumbersstayedonthescreenforlessthanasecond.Inthefirsttest，forexample，participantssawthenumbersfor650milliseconds(abouttwo­thirdsofasecond)．Then，eachnumberdisappearedandtheysawawhitesquareinstead.Participantshadtotouchthesquaresinnumericalorder，basedonthenumbersthathadbeenthereamomentbefore.Inthistest，thestudentstouchedtheboxesinthecorrectorderabout80%ofthetime.AyoungchimpnamedAyumuperformedequallywell.Duringahardertest，participantswereonlyabletoseethenumbersfor210milliseconds.Thistime，studentsonlysucceededinputtingtheboxesinthecorrectorderabout40%ofthetime.ButAyumustillcouldselecttheboxesintherightordernearly80%ofthetime.“Somepeoplehavewhat’scalleda‘photographicmemory，’whichallowsthemtorememberasurprisingnumberofdetailsafterjustaquickglimpseofsomething.Ayumu’smemorymightworkinasimilarway，”saysleadresearcherTetsuroMatsusawa.Thechimp’syoungagemighthavesomethingtodowithhisimpressiveperformance，too.Inprevioustests，theJapaneseresearchersfoundthatyoungchimpsperformedbetterthantheirmothers.ThescientistsareinterestedtoseewhetherAyumuloseshisstrongmemoryashegrowsolder.Theyalreadyknowthatyoungchildrensometimeshavesharpmemorieswhenofferedsomethingphotographical，buttheylosethisabilityovertime.TopicA76.________competitionbetweenhumanbeingsandchimpsPurposeTojudgewhosememoryisbetterThe77.________ofthefirsttest·AchimpandsomeJapanesestudentsparticipatedinthecompetitionandsatbeforeacomputer.·Different78.________offivenumbersappearedonthescreen.·Eachofthenumberwas79.________byawhitesquare.Theresultsofthesecondtest·Students80.________toputtheboxesintherightorderabout40%ofthetime.·Ayumugottherightorder81.________thetimeofthestudents’．Conclusion·Somepeoplehave“photographicmemory”，82．________somepeopletoremembernumbersafterthey83.________atsomething.·Thechimpshavethesimilar84.________tohumanbeings’．·Youngchildren，justlikechimps，havestrongmemorybutthey’llloseitwhenthey85.________.第二节书面表达(满分25分)(·杭高高三月考)在中国，越来越多的人从农村迁往城市。因为城里机会多，可以找到工作赚到钱，孩子可以接受更好的教育。但是，他们也面临不少困难。比如：由于城市人口急剧增加，许多人很难找到工作，住房，教育，医疗及生活费用都很高，他们中不少人陷入贫困。请你根据提示内容用英语写一篇短文，介绍这一现象，并就如何解决他们的问题谈谈你的观点。内容包括：1.城市的优势；2.在城市遇到的困难；3.解决问题的方法。注意：1.可根据提示内容适当发挥；2.词数：100～120。开头和结尾已写好，不计入总词数。InChina，moreandmorefarmersaremovingtoliveincities，socitiesarebecominglargerandlarger.Thefarmershavechancesincitiesaswellasdifficulties.________________________________________________________________________Ihopethefarmerswillbeabletoovercometheirdifficultiesandlivehappilyincities.卷(七)答案第一部分1．B2.B3.C4.A5.A6.A7.C8.C9．B10.A11.C12.C13.B14.A15.A16．B17.B18.A19.C20.B听力材料第一节听下面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。(Text1)W：Excuseme，areyoureadytoorder?M：What’sthespecialtyhere?W：Well，weservedeliciousCantonesefood.Howabout“toastedpork”？(Text2)M：Openyourmouthwideandshowmewhereithurts.W：Here，onthetop，especiallywhenIchewsomethingveryhotorcold.(Text3)M：Didyousayyouweredrivingtotownthismorning?W：Yes，Ihavetowithdrawsomemoneyfromthebanktopaymybookstorebills.(Text4)M：Hi，Mary.Isyourdaddyathome?W：No，MrSmith.Hewentouttenminutesago.Anymessage?M：Um，couldyoutellhimtocallmeback?W：Sure，leaveittome.(Text5)W：I’vejustboughtthiscoat—isn’titnice?M：It’sverynice.Thecolorgoeswellwithyourskintone.W：Itcostme$240.M：Really？Mywifegotthesamecoatforjustone­thirdoftheprice.第二节听下面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段对话，回答第6至8题。(Text6)W：MadisonSquareGarden.CanIhelpyou?M：Yes.DoyouhaveanymoreticketsfortheconcertonFridaynight?W：DoyoumeantheRock‘n’RollRevivalShow？Yes，westillhavesome$30ticketsleft.M：Great.OK，andistheboxofficeopennow?W：Yes，theboxofficeisopenfrom10∶00amto8∶00pm.M：Oh，bytheway，whattimedoestheshowstart?W：Itstartsat8∶00intheevening.M：Andwhattimedoesitend?W：Well，therearefourbands，soit’llprobablyendaboutmidnight.M：Thanksalot.W：Mypleasure.听第7段对话，回答第9至11题。(Text7)M：MsWhite，I’vebeeninvitedtoapartyatanAmericanhome.Couldyougivemeanyadviceonhowtobeapoliteguest?W：Well，first，besuretotakeasmallgiftsuchasflowersorwineforyourhostorhostess.Andyoumustarriveontime.Ifthedinnertimeis7∶00pm，don’tarrivebefore6∶30orafter7∶30withoutcalling.M：Howaboutduringthedinner?W：Besuretopraiseyourhostorhostessforthemeal.M：ShouldIstayandchatwiththehostorhostessafterdinner?W：Yes，ofcourse，butdon’tstaytoolong.Andbesuretothankyourhostorhostessforthedinnerwhenyouleave.M：Thanksforyouradvice.W：You’rewelcome.Ihopethedinnergoeswell!听第8段对话，回答第12至14题。(Text8)W：Somanybookshere.WhichonedoyouthingKatewouldlike?M：Ihavenoidea.HowaboutTastyFish？It’sfifteenpoundsandithasalotofcolorfulpictures.W：SodoesthebookSomethingFishy.Italsohasalotofcookinginstructions.M：Itseemstobefairlytraditional.HowaboutWorldwideFish?W：Oh，i