安徽省高三英语一轮 高效测评卷2 新人教版必修2

《金版新学案》高三一轮总复习[R教]英语高效测评卷(二)安徽专版·必修2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．Whatdoesthewomanmean?A．Thesceneissobeautiful. B．Theman’seyesightispoor.C．Themantalkstoomuch.2．Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?A．Gooutforawalk. B．Dancedisconextweekend.C．Joininthepeopleinthenextroom.3．Whatcanweknowabouttheman?A．Hediddaydreambefore. B．Hebelievesinhimself.C．Hehasbeensomeone.4．Whatdoesthewomanenjoymost?A．Reading. B．Playingcomputergames.C．Havingsports.5．Whydoestheman’sbrotherdoapart­timejob?A．Hewantstosupporthimself. B．Hemustpayforhisdebts.C．Hewantstohelphismother.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7题。6．Whywastheman’sfriendarrested?A．Hebrokethetrafficrulesheavily.B．Hestoletoomuchwine.C．Heskippedtheclasstoomuch.7．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthefine?A．Itwastough.B．Itwaseasy.C．Itwasuseless.听第7段对话，回答第8至9题。8．Whydoesthewomansayshehadbadluck?A．Shewasinjuredinanaccident.B．Shewaslateforworkthismorning.C．Hercarwasmadeabigscratch.9．Whatnewsdidthespeakersreadabout?A．Abuscrashedandfortypeopledied.B．Atraincrashedandtwoscorepeoplewereinjured.C．Acarcrashedandfourpeoplewereinjured.听第8段对话，回答第10至12题。10．WhatnationalityisJoan’shusband?A．Japanese.B．Chinese.C．Greek.11．HowdidthemanknowthatJoanhadgotmarried?A．Joantoldhimbyphone.B．Joantoldhimbye­mail.C．Heheardthisfromafriend.12．Whatwillthewomanprobablydowhenshegetshome?A．WritetoJoan. B．Checkhermailbox.C．CallJoan.听第9段对话，回答第13至16题。13．Whendidthefunnythingtakeplace?A．Onenight.B．Onelateafternoon. C．Oneearlymorning.14．Whatdidthemangohometofetch?A．Alongrope.B．Aplasticbag.C．Aflashlight.15．Whydidthepolicetakethemantothepolicestation?A．Theywantedthemantogivesomeinformationofthehole.B．Theypunishedthemanwhowascrueltoanimals.C．Theythoughthehadstolensomethingfromthebuildingsite.16．Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?A．Themanlivesnearthepark.B．Thewomanisafraidoffrogs.C．Theinspectorlikesanimals.听第10段独白，回答第17至20题。17．Wherearethefish­sellingstandsinTurkey?A．Intheparks.B．Attheseaside.C．Inthestreet.18．Whenarethefish­sellingstandsopen?A．From5pmto11pm.B．From4pmto11pm.C．From8pmto12pm.19．Whatdofishermenwearwhilesellingfish?A．Turkishworkingclothes.B．ThetraditionalTurkishclothes.C．Thewhiteclothesofcooks.20．Howdoyoufeelwhileyouareinsuchaplace?A．Youfeelasifyouareonanisolatedisland.B．Youfeelnofoodismoredeliciousthanfish.C．Youfeelyoulivealifeofancientpeople.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．—Areyougettinganewcarthisyear?—________Ican’taffordtopaymybills，letalonebuyanewcar.A．Yousaidit！ B．I’dliketoreplacetheoldone.C．That’swhatyouthink. D．Youmustbejoking!22．Thestudentwasat________losswhen________wordcamethathewouldbeaskedtocometotheofficeandexplainhisreasonforbeinglateforschool.A．a；the B．/；/C．the；the D．a；/23．Nowadays，it’sconsideredacceptableforacoupleto________ifthemarriagedoesn’tbringthemhappiness.A．makeup B．holdupC．pickup D．breakup24．AterribleearthquakestruckYushuinQinghaiProvince，sopeopletherearebadly________dailynecessities.A．inneedof B．infaceofC．infavorof D．insearchof25．Measureshavebeentakentocleanupthelake，butitwillbesometime________thesituationimproves.A．although B．beforeC．unless D．when26．Mymotherpromisedtobuymeagreatgift，________beyondanythingI’deverimagined.A．that B．itC．one D．theone27．—CanIenterthelaboratory，sir?—Undernocircumstances________toenteritwithoutapproval.A．isanyoneallowed B．anyoneisallowedC．nobodyisallowed D．isnobodyallowed28．Itwasthenews________mybrotherhadbeenadmittedtotheFootballLeague________excitedus.A．that；which B．whether；thatC．that；that D．that；what29．Childrenshouldbeencouragedtohelptheirparents，which________helpsthemtolearnhowtocooperateandshare.A．inreturn B．inadditionC．inbrief D．inturn30．Theplay________nextmonthreflectsmanyofthevaluesofnineteenthcenturyEngland.A．produced B．tobeproducedC．havingproduced D．havingbeenproduced31．IfeltIpaidtoomuchforthetriptoEurope，andwon’tchoosethattravelagencyagainunlessit’sareal________.A．bargain B．treatC．sample D．exchange32．Ittakes________moneytobuildafamily.Ittakeslove，patienceandtrustaswell.A．otherthan B．lessthanC．ratherthan D．morethan33．Themanagersaysthattheprojectisprogressingsmoothly，andthatallconstructionwork________bytheendofnextmonth.A．hasbeencompleted B．hascompletedC．willhavebeencompleted D．willhavecompleted34．Ifpupilsplayvideogamestoooften，theywillbecomeaddictedtothem，thus________theirschoolwork.A．affecting B．toaffectC．affected D．havingaffected35．It’ssaidthepolicehavestartedaninvestigation，________arebeingkeptsecret.A．ofwhichdetails B．andthedetailsofwhichC．thedetailsofit D．thedetailsofwhich第二节完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)(·岳阳一中11月月考)Itwasthesummerof1965.DeLuca,17，visitedBuck，afamilyfriend.BuckaskedDeLucaabouthis__36__forhisfuture.“I’mgoingtocollege，butIneeda(n)__37__topayforit，”DeLuca__38__saying，“Bucksaid，‘Youshouldopenasandwichshop.’”Theyagreedtobe__39__.Andtheyseta__40__：toopenthirtystoresintenyears.Afterdoingsomeresearch，Buckwroteacheckfor$1,000.DeLuca__41__astorefront(店面)，andwhentheycouldn’t__42__theirstart­upcosts，Buckkickedinanother$1,000.Butbusinessdidn’tgosmoothlyasthey__43__.DeLucawas__44__thestoreandgoingto__45__atthesametime.BuckwasworkingathisdayjobasanuclearphysicistinNewYork.They’d__46__onMondayeveningsandbrainstormideasforkeepingthebusinessrunning.They__47__themselvesto__48__asecondstore.Andtheydidinthespringof1966.Thepartners’learn­as­you­goapproachturnedouttobetheirgreatest__49__.EveryFriday，DeLucawoulddrivearoundandhand­deliverthecheckstopaytheir__50__.“Ittookmetwohoursanditwasn’t__51__，butasaresult，thesuppliersgottoknowmewell，andthepersonal__52__establishedreallyhelpedout，”DeLucasaid.Andhavingagoalwasalsoimportant.“Therearesomany__53__thatcangetyoudown.Youjusthaveto__54__workingtowardyourgoal，”DeLucaadds.DeLuca__55__foundingSubwaySandwich，themultimillion­dollarrestaurantchain.36．A.proverbs B．plans C．projects D．positions37．A.way B．means C．approach D．method38．A.reminded B．repeated C．requested D．recalled39．A.friends B．partners C．colleagues D．leaders40．A.example B．direction C．guide D．goal41．A.lent B．rented C．returned D．sent42．A.cover B．spend C．fill D．offer43．A.wondered B．supposed C．expected D．explained44．A.managing B．changing C．planning D．helping45．A.hospital B．church C．college D．court46．A.discuss B．quarrel C．meet D．appear47．A.enjoyed B．encouraged C．convinced D．taught48．A.discover B．invent C．open D．buy49．A.strength B．health C．energy D．value50．A.suppliers B．employers C．consumers D．participators51．A.possible B．necessary C．important D．convenient52．A.right B．property C．relationship D．information53．A.problems B．anxieties C．connections D．questions54．A.stop B．imagine C．keep D．risk55．A.gaveup B．endedup C．stayedup D．pickedup第三部分：阅读理解(共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分)A(·佛山一中11月月考)Ifthis13­year­oldAmericanboysucceedsinclimbingMountEverest，hehasmodestambitions—pickasmallpieceofrockfromthetopasamemento(纪念品)andwearitinanecklace.“Itissomethingformyselftosay‘thisisarockfromthetop’，”JordanRomerofromCalifornia，toldreportersinKathmandu.HeleftforthemountainonSunday.Ifhesucceeds，Romerowillbecometheyoungestclimbertoclimbthe8,850metersEverestSummit.Currentlya16­year­oldNepaliboy，TembaTsheriSherpa，holdstherecordofbeingtheworld’syoungestclimberofMountEverest.ButRomero，sittingoverlunchwithhisclimbingfatherandstepmotherinKathmandu’stouristdistrictofThamel，saidhewasnotaftersettingclimbingrecords.RomerosaidMountQomolangma，thatrunsacrossNepal­Chinaborder，waspartofhisgoaltoclimbthehighestmountainsonallsevencontinents.“Itisjustagoal，”hesaidconfidently.“IfIdon’tsucceedIamokay.Iwilltryagain.”RomerohasalreadyclimbedMountKilimanjaroinAfricaandMountMcKinleyinAlaskaamongothers.Romero’sfatherPaulsaidtheboywasreadytotakeontheclimbandunderstoodtheriskofclimbingthegiantmountain.“Iknowitrequiresalotofpatience.Iwillremainpatient.Iwanttostaysafeandmakerightchoice，”Romerosaidofhisclimbusingthenortheastridge(山脊)routeontheChinesesideofthemountain.Over4,000climbershavereachedthetopofMountQomolangmasinceitwasfirstclimbedbyNewZealanderSirEdmundHillaryandNepal’sTenzingNorgaySherpain1953.Romerosaidhewantedtoclimbthehighestmountainsinall50statesintheUSnext.“ItdoesnotneedtobeafterQomolangmaandcouldbeinbetween.”56．Accordingtothepassage，atpresent________keepstherecordofbeingtheworld’syoungestclimberofMountEverest.A．JordanRomero B．TembaTsheriSherpaC．TenzingNorgaySherpa D．SirEdmundHillary57．FromthepassagewecanlearnthatRomero’sgoalis________.A．tobreaktherecordoftheyoungestclimbertoclimbEverestSummitB．topickasmallpieceofrockfromthetopofEverestSummitC．toclimbthehighestmountainsonallsevencontinentsD．toclimbthehighestmountainsinall50statesintheUS58．Wecaninferfromthepassagethat________.A．RomerohasmadeapromisethathemustclimbupthetopofMountB．thehighestmountaininAmericaisMountC．SirEdmundHillaryandTenzingNorgaySherpacomefromdifferentcountriesD．thereisnoriskclimbingMount59．ThefollowingstatementsaretrueEXCEPT________.A．RomeroistousethenorthwestridgerouteontheChinesesideofthemountainB．RomerohashispatienceandunderstandstheriskofclimbingthegiantmountainC．RomerohasmadeasafeclimbingplanD．RomeroisfondofclimbingBFarmorepeopleinIndiahaveaccesstoamobilephonethantoatoilet，accordingtoaUNstudy.India’smobileuserstotaled563.73millionatthelastcount，enoughtoservenearlyhalfofthecountry’spopulation.Butjust366millionpeople—aroundathirdofthepopulation—hadaccesstopropersanitation(卫生设施)in，saidthestudypublishedbytheUNUniversity，aUNthink­tank.“Itisatragicirony(讽刺)tothinkinIndia，acountrynowwealthyenoughthatroughlyhalfofthepeopleownphones，somanypeoplecannotaffordthebasicnecessityandqualityofatoilet，”saidUNUniversitydirectorZafarAdeel.AdeelheadstheUNUniversity’sInstituteforWater，EnvironmentandHealth，basedintheCanadiancityofHamilton，whichpreparedthereport.Worldwide，anestimated358billiondollarsisneededbetweennowandtoachievetheUNMillenniumDevelopmentGoal(MDG)ofhalvingtheproportionofpeoplewithinadequate(不充分的)sanitationfromlevels.“Propersanitationcoulddomoretosavelives，especiallythoseofyoungpeople，improvehealthandhelppullIndiaandothercountriesinsimilarcircumstancesoutofpovertythananyalternativeinvestment，”Adeelsaid.Poorsanitationisamajorcontributortowater­bornediseases(水传播疾病)，whichinthepastthreeyearsalonekilledanestimated4.5millionchildrenundertheageoffiveworldwide，accordingtothestudy.Thereportgavearoughcostof300dollarstobuildatoilet，includinglabour，andmaterials.Theworldcouldexpectareturnofupto34dollarsforeverydollarspentonsanitationthroughimprovedproductivityandreducedpovertyandhealthcosts，saidAdeel.Hesaidimprovingsanitationwasaneconomicandhumanitarianopportunityofhistoricproportions.60．ThepopulationofIndiaisabout________.A．lessthan1billion B．about1.2billionC．900million D．800million61．FromParagraph4，wecandrawaconclusionthat________.A．Indiaissopoorthattheycan’taffordthebasicnecessityandqualityofatoiletB．amobilephoneismoreimportantthanatoiletC．it’snormalinIndianthattheycan’tattachimportancetotoiletsD．ZafarAdeelwasn’tsatisfiedwiththesanitarysituationinIndia62．ImprovingsanitationcanplayanimportantpartinthefollowingEXCEPT________.A．preventingwater­bornediseasesB．savinglivesofyoungpeopleC．pullingdevelopingcountriesoutofpovertyD．improvingthequalityofmobilephoneandgettingmoreinformation63．Accordingtothelastparagraph，ifthegovernmentputinto$10,000onsanitation，theycangetareturnof________.A．$3,000,000 B．$10,000C．$340,000 D．$10,200C(·石家庄检测二)IrememberthatwhenIwasinmyteens，IusedtogoagainstmanyoftheDosandDon’tsmyparentstaughtme.Forexample，whenIkeptplayingjazzrecordsontheplayer，myfatherwouldthinkofsuchmusicasmakingnoiseandreplacethemwithdisksofclassicalmusicthatIalwaysconsideredextremelydull.MymomanddadwerealsoveryparticularaboutthefriendsIwentoutwith，alwayssayingthat“Onerotten(腐烂)applecouldruinawholebarrelofapples”．WhenIinsistedonsleepingwithmypetdog，theyimmediatelysaidNObecausetheythoughtthatIwouldbebittenbyfleas(跳蚤)．ThesearejustafewexamplesofmanyofthethingsthatIthoughtmyparentswereunreasonableabout.Today，however，Iamafatherofaboyofsixteen，andIfindthatI，too，ampressuringmysonwithalotofrulesthatheseemstofindhardtoaccept.Theotherday，Inoticedthatmyson’shairwastoolong，soItoldhimtogotothebarber’sandgetitcutshort.Usually，heisfairlyobedient，butthistimeheput_his_foot_down.“What’swrongwithmylonghair？Idon’tthinkyouhavetherighttoordermetocutitshort，evenifyou’remyfather！”WhenIwasaboy，ifIhadspokeninsuchawaytomyfather，hewouldhavetaughtmeagoodlesson.Butnowwearelivinginaworldwithmorefreedom.Myson’sinsistenceonwearinghislonghairwasonlyanexampleofthegenerationgapthatexistedbetweenus.SoItriedtobemoreunderstandingandnowhestillwearshislonghair.64．Thewriter’sparentsthoughtitproperforhimto________.A．sleepwithhispetdogB．listentojazzC．becarefulaboutmakingfriendsD．wearlonghair65．Whichofthefollowingistrue?A．Thewritergavemorefreedomtohisson.B．Thewriter’ssonoftenwentagainsthim.C．Thewriteralwaysobeyedhisparentsasachild.D．Thewriterlikedwearinglonghair.66．Theunderlinedphrase“puthisfootdown”inthethirdparagraphmeans________.A．obeyed B．insistedC．accepted D．left67．Thewriterthinksthat________.A．parentsshouldbemorestrictwiththeirchildrenB．nogenerationgapexistsbetweenparentsandchildrenC．parentshavetherighttoordertheirchildrenD．parentsshouldshowmorerespecttotheirchildrenD(·南京第二次模拟)Weallknowthatcertainoilsarehealthierthanothers，butyouroilhealthgoesbeyondjustthetype.Thehealthofyouroilcanberelatedtohowyouuseittoo.Eachtypeofoilhaswhatiscalleda“smokepoint”．Thesmokepointisthespecifictemperatureatwhichtheoilstartstobreakdown，orinmoretechnicalterms，itsmolecularstructurebeginstochange.Thesemolecularchangesresultinchangesinflavor，aswellaschangesinnutritionalvalue—specifically，thenutritionalvalueoftheoilstartstoreduce，changingwhatoncemayhavebeenconsideredanespeciallyhealthyoil，likeolive，intoonethatisunhealthy.Thehigheranoil’ssmokepointis，thehigherthetemperatureoftheoilcanbe.Asaresult，eachtypeofoilshouldbeusedforthecookingmethodthatismostappropriatetoitsindividualsmokepointandheattolerance.Hereisaquickguideforthenexttimeyoureachforyourfavoriteoil.HeatDuringCookingOilBestUseLowtoModerateCoconutBaking(lowheat)LightSautingPressureCookingSaladsCornOlivePeanutSesameWalnutMediumHeatMacadamiaNutBakingSautingStir­FryingSafflowerHighHeatGrape­seedDeepBrowningDeep­FryingSunflowerSoybean/SoyNotethattheabovetablerepresentsoilsthatarerefined(精炼的)．Mostoilswebuyarerefined.Refinedoilstendtohavemuchhighersmokepointsthanwhentheyareunrefined.Theyalsodifferinnutritionandflavor.Unrefinedoilsaremorenutritiousandtheytendtobemuchricherinflavor.Whenitcomestoextremelyhighheatcooking，alwayschooseoilswhicharerefined.68．Whatdetermineswhetheranoilishealthyornot?A．Whetherit’srefinedornot. B．Itssmokepoint.C．Itsmolecule. D．Howyouuseit.69．Whichofthefollowingmightbeabetterchoicetomakeahealthysalad?A．Refinedwalnutoil. B．Saffloweroil.C．Unrefinedoliveoil. D．Sunfloweroil.70．Healthyoilcanbecomeunhealthyif________accordingtothepassage.A．youkeepitfortoolongB．itisheatedwellbeyonditssmokepointC．itisrefinedD．itsflavorischanged71．Theauthorwantstotellreadersthat________.A．oilsarerelatedtohealthB．oils’valuedependsontheirsmokepointsC．“certainoilsarehealthier”isrelativeD．oils’flavorandnutritionareconnectedE(·成都第二次诊断)MS，multiplesclerosis(多发性硬化症)，isnoteasytosay.Thosewhosufferfromthediseasemayalsohavedifficultynamingit.Onesignofmultiplesclerosisislosingtheabilitytospeakclearly.Itisestimatedthatmorethan2.5millionpeopleworldwidesufferfrommultiplesclerosis.MSisadiseaseofthebrainandspinalcord(脊髓)．InpatientswithMS，thecoveringofthenervesisdestroyed.Thistemporarilyblockssignalsthatpassthroughthenervestothemusclesofthebodyandbacktothebrain.Thediseaseespeciallyaffectstheabilitytosee，thesenseoftouchandtheuseofthearmsandlegs.MostformsofMSaredescribedasprogressive.Thismeansthatthediseasegetsworseastimepasses.Foryears，doctorsbelievedthatthecauseofmultiplesclerosiswasenvironment.TheybelievedthisbecausemostofthosesufferingfromthediseaselivedinnorthernEuropeandthenorthernhalfoftheUnitedStates.Inrecentyears，however，doctorshavechangedtheirbeliefsaboutthecausesofMS.Recentstudiessupportthetheorythatthereareseveralcauses.Thestudiesappeartoshowthatgeneticproblemsmightbeinvolvedinmakingpeoplelikelytogetthedisease.Thestudiesshowthatenvironmentalcauseslikevirusesorbacteriaaremoreinvolved.However，researchershavenotidentifiedjustwhatthosecausesmightbe.Anotherlikelycauseisaproblemwithinthebody’sdefencesagainstdiseases，whenthedefencesmisunderstandsignalsandattackthebody.Recently，anAmericanstudyshowsthatwomenwhogetplentyofvitaminDduringpregnancy(怀孕)maybeprotectingtheirbabiesfromdevelopingMSlaterinlife.Theirbodyproducesthevitaminaftercontactbetweentheskinandsunlight.Scientistssaymultiplesclerosisdoesnotappeartobepassedfromparentstochildren.Yetitdoesappeartobefoundinfamilies.TheNationalMultipleSclerosisSocietysaysoneinevery750AmericansisatriskofdevelopingMS.Buttheriskrisestooneinevery40peopleamongthosewhohaveaclosefamilymemberwiththedisease.Thereisnocureformultiplesclerosis.MSdoesnotalwaysresultinseveredisability.Manypatientsareabletoliveanormallife.TheNationalInstituteofNeurologicalDisordersandStrokesayssomepatientsdowellwithnotreatmentatall.Itnotesthatmanymedicinestotreatthediseasehaveserioussideeffectswhilesomecarryrisks.72．WhichofthefollowingisthesignofMS?A．Thepatientcan’tnamethedisease.B．ThepatientisshortofvitaminD.C．Thepatienthasn’tgoodsenseoftouch.D．Thepatientcan’tspeakproperly.73．Accordingtothepassage，apersonislikelytogetthediseaseMSmainlybecause________.A．helivesinnorthernEuropeB．hisdefencesfightagainstadiseaseC．thecoveringofhismusclesisdestroyedD．hehasbeeninfectedwithvirusesorbacteria74．Whatcanbelearntfromthepassage?A．VitaminDisawaytocurethediseaseMS.B．ThereareeffectivemedicinestocurethediseaseMS.C．ThediseaseMSmustbepassedamongclosefamilymembers.D．ThediseaseMSdoesn’thaveseriouslybadeffectsonmanypatients.75．Whatcouldbethebesttitleofthepassage?A．MS，anewly­founddisease B．MS，atroublesomediseaseC．MS，amysteriousdisease D．MS，adeadlydisease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)(·巢湖市第一次教学检测)China’sCollegeEntranceExamination(CEE)in1977and1978changedthefateofagroupofChinesepeoplewithlargeagedifferencesandfromallwalksoflife.Thirtyyearslater，someofthemanxiouslywaitoutsideexamspots，prayingforgoodluckfortheironlychild.TheChinesedescribetheCEE，orgaokaoinChinese，as“thousandsoftroopsonasingle­logbridge”becauseofthelimitednumberofplacesatuniversities.Forstudentsinthecountryside，thetoughexamsmaybetheironlyopportunitytoescapethehardshipofcountrylife.AsurveyconductedbytheMinistryofEducationandtheChinaYouthDailyshowed89.6%ofthosepeoplefelttheirfatewaschangedbytheexam.Amongthosewhosaidtheirfatewas“totallychanged”，69.1%camefromthecountrysideandonly30.9%werefromcities.SomeChinesethinktoomuchemphasisisplacedonhavingauniversitydiploma(文凭)．Itisbelievedthatapersonwillnotfindaproperjobwithoutacollegecertificate，andthatthereareincreasinglyfewerjobsevenforcollegegraduates.AlthoughtheCEEisstillamajormeansofselectingpeopleforhighereducationafter30yearsofdevelopment，thesocietyhasgraduallyadjusteditsstandard.AlotofpeoplethinkthattheCEEneedsreforming，butthesereformswillhavetobegradual.Whiledebatesovertheexamcontinue，morepeoplebelieveitistheonlyopen，fairandjustwayoftalentselection.CollegeEntranceExamShapesIntroduction

ThefateofagroupofChinesepeoplewithalarge76.________intheirageandfromallwalksoflifewaschangedbytheCEEin1977and1978.77.________oftheCEE

Itisdescribedas“thousandsoftroopsonasingle­logbridge”becausethenumberofplacesatuniversitiesis78.________.

Abouteighty­ninepercentofthosepeoplefelttheexamchangedtheir79.________.

TheCEEmeansmoretothosewhocomefromthe80.________areas.DifferentopinionsoftheCEE

SomeChinesethinkwe81.________havingauniversitydiplomatoomuch.

AlotofpeoplethinkthattheCEEneedstobe82．________.

Weshouldcarryoutthereforms83.________.Conclusion

Peoplecontinue84.________overtheexam.

Itisbelievedtobetheonlyopen，fairandjustwayof85.________talentedpeople.第二节书面表达(满分25分)你在网络上读到一篇关于“九零后”的英语文章，你打算以“Post­90’sGeneration”为题，用第一人称给《二十一世纪英文报》写一篇文章，内容包括：“九零后”的缺点“九零后”的优点你自己的感受1.依赖性强；2．自私；3．贪图过舒适的生活等1.渴望了解周围的世界；2．思想独立；3．有很多新观念等注意：1.必须包括表格中的所有内容；2.为了使文章通顺完整，可以适当增加内容；3.词数：120左右。Post­90’sGeneration________________________________________________________________________卷(二)第一部分1．C2.A3.B4.A5.B6.A7.B8.C9．B10.C11.B12.C13.A14.B15.C16．C17.B18.A19.B20.A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)M：What’sthat？Whatabrilliantstar！Lookthere.Onemore！Ah，howbeautiful!W：Whydon’tyoushutoffyourmouthandjustwatchwithyoureyes?(Text2)W：Whatoneartharetheydoinginthenextroom?M：Theyaredancingdisco.W：Ican’tstandthenoise!M：It’sweekendanyway.Let’sgooutforawalk.(Text3)W：Whatdoyouwanttobecomeinfuture?M：Idon’twanttodaydreamnow.Ibelievemyhardworkwillbringmeeverything.W：Youaregoingtobesomebody.(Text4)W：Whatdoyouliketodoinyoursparetime?M：WhatImostenjoyisreading，butIsometimesplaycomputergames.W：Readingisfun.Itismuchbetterthanplayingcomputergames.Ihavethesamehobbyasyou.(Text5)W：Bob，youshouldlearnfromyourbrother.He’sfoundapart­timejobalready.M：But，Mum.Hedoesn’tworkforsupportinghimself.Actually，heborrowedalotofmoney.Andhewantstopayitbackwithhisearning.W：Whynottellmeearly?M：HesaidhewouldbeatmeupifItellyou.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7题。(Text6)W：Howareyou?M：I’mOK.IwishIcouldsaythesametomyfriend.W：Whathappenedtoyourfriend?M：Hehasbeenarrestedbythepoliceforhisdrinkingdriving.W：Isithisfirstbreakingthetrafficrules?M：Unfortunatelynot.Hewaschargedwhenhewasinuniversity.W：Whathappenedtohimthen?M：Notmuch.Itwasnotserious.Hegotawaywithafineof500dollars.W：Theywerereallyeasyonhim.Theproblemisthatthatwaslongtimeago.They’remuchtougheronsuchacrimenow.听第7段对话，回答第8至9题。(Text7)W：Hello，Jack.How’syourday?M：Good.Howaboutyou?W：Well，Ihadbadluck.M：Anythingwrong?W：Doyouwanttoknow？WhenIwasbackingmycarintotheparkinglotthismorning，afellowbumpedhiscarintomineandmadeabigscratchonit.M：Oh，it’sreallyapity.Iknowhowyoufeel.Don’ttakeitsomuchtoheart.Bytheway，didyoureadaboutthetraincrashtoday？Fortypeoplewereinjured.W：Yes，Idid.Howdreadful！Theyshouldn’tletthingslikethathappen.M：That’strue.Butitmighthavebeenworse.Thankgoodness.Noonewasactuallykilled.W：That’slife.M：Youcan’tbecarefulenough.Don’tthinkofyourcar.It’sapieceofcake.听第8段对话，回答第10至12题。(Text8)M：Guesswhat！JoanhasmarriedaGreekboy.W：Really？Iremembershetoldmeonceshewouldnotfallinlovewithadark­hairedboy.M：Andshealsosaidshewouldn’tmarryaforeigner.Thatjustgoestoshowthatasamatteroffactwhenyoureallyloveapersonyoudon’tcarewhatnationalityheorsheis.W：Doyouhearfromherveryoften?M：No，notveryoften.Butlastmonthshegavemeanemailtosaythatshehadgotmarried.Ishowedcongratulationstoher.W：Oh，yes，I’vekeptforgettingtoaskJoan’saddress.I’vebeenthinkingofheralotrecently.It’sdifficulttorememberanaddressinGreek.M：Ihavehertelephonenumberhere.Youcancallherifyoulike.W：Allright！Letmecopydownthenumber.I’llcallherreachinghome.听第9段对话，回答第13至16题。(Text9)M：Afunnythinghappenedtometheothernight.W：Oh，whathappened?M：WhenIwalkedhomeIheardafunnynoisecomingoutofthebuildingsite.Ithoughtitmustbeadogorcatthathadgotitselftrapped.SoIwentovertolookintoit.W：Whatdidyoufind?M：Well，whenIgotdownthebuildingsiteIfoundtheholewasfullofwaterandthewaterwasfulloffrogs.W：Frogs?M：Yes.Ithoughtwhenthebuilderscamethenextdaythefrogswould