M5综合测试(二)

1 M5 综合测试二综合测试二 第一部分第一部分 听力 共两节 满分听力 共两节 满分 20 分 分 第一节第一节 共 共 5 小题 每小题小题 每小题 1 分 满分分 满分 5 分 分 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 1 How does the woman feel about the TV programs A She thinks they are too bad B She thinks they are good on the whole C She like watching TV very much 2 What does the man plan to do next summer A Save some money B Finish his work C Go on a trip 3 Why does the man work hard A In order to keep the job B In order to make more money C He enjoys the challenge lying in the job 4 What s the population of Hawaii A About 1 000 000 B About 100 000 C About 10 000 000 5 When will the speaker go to dinner A Next Saturday B Next Sunday C On the man s birthday 第二节第二节 共 共 15 小题 每题小题 每题 1 分 满分分 满分 15 分 分 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 每小题将给出 5 秒钟的作答时间 每段对话或独白读 两遍 听第听第 6 段材料 回答第段材料 回答第 6 至第至第 8 题 题 6 What do we know about the woman A She s a Japanese living in Tokyo B She s a visitor who has just arrived in Tokyo C She s a foreigner who s been staying in Tokyo 7 What is the man worried about A He can t deal with the time difference B He doesn t know how to use chopsticks C He won t see his family or friends for some time 8 What is the man going to do in the afternoon A Sleep B Visit Tokyo C See a doctor 听第听第 7 段材料 回答第段材料 回答第 9 至第至第 11 题 题 9 What is the man most likely to do A To persuade the woman to have a look at his car 2 B To sell his second hand car C To put up an advertisement 10 Where is the man s office A In the city centre B On Hill s Road C Near the hospital 11 What can we learn from the conversation A The woman will buy the car B The woman has worked in the hospital nearby C The car has a history of four years 听第听第 8 段材料 回答第段材料 回答第 12 至第至第 14 题 题 12 Why did the officer want to see the driver s license A The driver was speeding B The driver was a stranger C The driver took the wrong turn 13 What is the speed limit in business areas of that city A 25 miles per hour B 20 miles per hour C 35 miles per hour 14 What did the police officer finally do A She took the man to the police station B She just warned him and then let him go C She asked him to see the signs 听第听第 9 段材料 回答第段材料 回答第 15 至第至第 17 题 题 15 What do you think Robert Redford is A An actor B The man s boss C The manager of the cinema 16 What can we learn about Saturday A It will be sunny B They will stay home that day C A good film will be on that day 17 What will they do before they go to the movies on Saturday A Meet Eddy and Jean B Play tennis C Have a big dinner outside 听第听第 10 段材料 回答第段材料 回答第 18 至第至第 20 题 题 18 How many years did Jane Austin live A 40 B 42 C 44 19 Why do Jane Austin s books seem very real and interesting to so many people A Because she was very interested in the people and things in her birthplace B Because she began writing at a very early age C Because she used people she knew as models for the characters in her books 20 Why didn t her four books have her name on them A Because Austin didn t want to have her books published B Because it was not proper for women to write books at that time C Because Austin s books were so famous that she didn t have to sign her name 二 单项选择 二 单项选择 共 共 10 小题 每小题小题 每小题 1 分 共分 共 10 分 分 21 ASTRO Boy 阿童木 is much loved character in a Japanese comic book back in 1951 and has since been star of several television series both in Japan and America 3 A the the B a C a the D the 22 Helen had to shout above the sound of the music A making herself hearB to make herself hear C making herself heardD to make herself heard 23 I think you should let me go on holiday alone during this Spring Festival I am seventeen now I am not a child any more said the girl to her parents A Above allB After allC First of allD All in all 24 The bank is reported in the local newspaper in broad daylight yesterday A being robbedB having been robbedC to have been robbedD robbed 25 The student tried several times to climb over the fence after class each time by the guards in our school A being caught B only to be caught C having been caught D having caught 26 The photograph was taken several years ago I wonder if you can my little brother A pick outB find outC look outD speak out 27 Tom said there was a limit what he could do for you A inB byC ofD to 28 Only half the students passed the exam this term about 30 students failed in the exam A worse stillB indeedC that isD after all 29 I a book recently so I can t spare any time for you A was writing B have written C had written D have been writing 30 studying the students disappeared after by their parents A Tired out scoldingB Tiring out scolding C Tired of being scoldedD Tiring of being scolded 三 完形填空 三 完形填空 共 共 20 小题 满分小题 满分 10 分 分 Two sailors ran into each other in a pub Over a few beers one of the men told the other about his last 31 After a month at sea he said we discovered our masts 桅杆 had been eaten 32 by termite 白蚁 Almost nothing left of them That s terrible said the second sailor That s what I thought at first too the first sailor said but it 33 to be good luck As soon as we took the sails down to fix the masts we were 34 by a storm so suddenly and so hard it would 35 have blown us over if our sails were up at the time How 36 That s exactly what I thought at the time too But because our sails were down we couldn t steer ourselves and because of the wind we were blown onto a reef The 37 in the hulls 船 身 was too big to fix We were stranded 搁浅 That is bad luck indeed That s what I thought too 38 it first happened But we all 39 it to the beach alive While we were on the island 40 about our terrible fate we discovered a buried treasure As this story shows you don t know if an event is good or bad 41 maybe in retrospect 回首往事 and even then you don t really know because life keeps going 42 you can simply suppose whatever happens is good If you think an event is 4 good it s easy to maintain a 43 attitude And your attitude affects your health it affects 44 people treat you and how you treat others and it affects your energy level So get in the 45 of saying That s good Since you don t know for sure whether something will finally work to your advantage or not you 46 as well suppose it will Think about it If someone 47 you in line at a store is slowing everything down say to yourself That s 48 They may have saved you from getting into an accident when you get back in your car Or maybe because you slowed down you might meet a friend you would have 49 You never know The truth is life is 50 And even that can work to your advantage 31 A journeyB tripC tourD voyage 32 A outB throughC acrossD over 33 A gave outB gave upC turned outD turned up 34 A stuckB hitC attractedD beaten 35 A luckilyB surelyC graduallyD seriously 36 A luckyB surprisingC terribleD exciting 37 A stoneB mastC woodD hole 38 A thatB whenC whichD where 39 A carriedB tookC controlledD made 40 A complaining B laughing C caring D reflecting 41 A despiteB even C exceptD since 42 A HoweverB InsteadC ThereforeD Moreover 43 A positive B negativeC creativeD passive 44 A the attitudeB the wayC whatD why 45 A hobbyB habitC turnD return 46 A mightB mustC shallD should 47 A behindB aboveC ahead ofD next to 48 A goodB amazingC terribleD clever 49 A lostB missedC seenD found 50 A valuableB worthlessC uncertainD fantastic 四 阅读理解 四 阅读理解 共 共 15 小题 每小题小题 每小题 2 分 满分分 满分 30 分 分 A Grandfather and the 3 year old boy are natural buddies On this particular day in May the grandfather was pleased to have the company of his best little pal when planting the vegetable garden For a while the boy seemed to like it too His small fingers were just the right size to pick up tiny seeds and drop them into Granddad made holes They were a great team But before long the boy became restless and directed his anger at the seeds themselves What s this one Granddad Beets 甜菜 Ugh I hate beets Well then let s do the pumpkin instead Yuck I really hate pumpkin Okay buddy What would you like to plant 5 How about doughnuts 油炸圈饼 Just in time the grandfather stopped himself from saying there was no such thing as a doughnut seed Looking at the unhappy little face he suddenly got an inspiration Wait a second I have to go inside and get the right seeds Granddad returned with a handful of seeds He and the small boy solemnly planted them in a special corner of the vegetable garden Weeks later when the real seeds began to break through the soil the boy became delighted with the tiny seedlings He spent many afternoons helping Granddad water and watch them grow And when the first baby vegetables were harvested he liked them after all For weeks he forgot all about the doughnuts But then one day at lunch he said Granddad what happened to our doughnuts How come they didn t grow Granddad paused a moment Well you know doughnuts are tricky Some years when you plant them you get lots of doughnuts He sighed sadly But other years all that comes up are the holes 51 The word buddies in the first sentence probably means A the old and the young B gardeners or farmers C friends or partners D schoolmates or classmates 52 From the first half of the passage we can learn that the boy A doesn t like vegetables B hates planting anything C doesn t like playing with his granddad D hates planting vegetables because of his small hands 53 Why did Granddad tell the boy they were going to plant doughnuts A Because he had already got the right seeds for doughnuts B Because he liked doughnuts and also wanted to try planting them C Because he began to feel unhappy about the boy s questions D Because he wanted to arouse his grandson s interest in planting 54 What do Granddad s words mean in the last paragraph A No pains no gains B All good things come to an end C All jobs do not produce good results D A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush B Appearing with President Hu Jintao President Obama on Tuesday told reporters that the United States was determined to work with China and other countries to help produce a substantive 实质性的 agreement in Copenhagen climate talks He and Mr Hu also discussed a series of partnerships on energy David Sandalow who is in China as part of the Obama administration s climate team said it was his fifth trip to China in six months and he was convinced that clean energy has become a top priority for Chinese leaders in their dealings with the United States This issue is now central to the bilateral 双边的 relationship in a way that s become exciting said Mr Sandalow A year or two ago I couldn t have imagined that 6 He provided some more details on the planned joint 联合 clean energy research center saying its 150 million budget would be equally divided between the two countries with a headquarters established in both as well The aim is to find ways to bring together the best researchers in each country to help solve some of the most important challenges facing the world he said giving out three prime targets Clean vehicles 交通工具 both electric and powered by various fuels Energy efficiency in buildings this is particularly important considering the pace with which China and other developing countries are constructing new cities Technology for controlling emissions 排放 from coal burning power plants including those already built The world has a huge number of existing coal plants Mr Sandalow said Unless we find ways to control the carbon emissions from those plants at affordable rates we re going to keep warming the planet Mr Sandalow said he was also convinced that China has made climate change itself and not just the pressing real time issue of energy security a real priority now It s front and center 重 要的 to the Chinese leadership he said 55 Which is true according to Mr Sandalow A Chinese leaders didn t start dealing with the USA until a year or two ago B China is to blame for the climate change C The USA provided China with 150 million for clean energy research D China now cares much about climate change as well as energy security 56 The following are the targets the research centre tries to achieve EXCEPT that A China and other developing countries will step up constructing new cities B environmentally friendly ways of powering vehicles will be encouraged and used C new technology will be in use to reduce the pollution from coal burning plants D the carbon emissions will be reduced in order to avoid global warming 57 What can we infer from the passage A Mr Sandalow still doubts whether the Chinese government takes clean energy seriously B President Obama and Mr Hu discussed a series of partnerships on energy C Mr Sandalow has been to China altogether five times D China and the U S both want to make joint efforts to cooperate with each other on energy 58 Which of the following is the best title for the passage A Climate Change Talks B Details on US China Climate and Energy Plans C Obama s Official Visit to China D China s Efforts in Protecting the Environment C Nearly 62 percent of Japan s second year junior middle school students say they are weak in English with 66 percent of them developing this understanding during their first year of middle school according to the results of a recent survey The Daily Yomiuri has reported The survey of 2 967 second year students at 33 public schools was conducted in January and February by the Benesse Corporation an educational service provider in Japan It suggests that students are most motivated to learn English at the very beginning of their study with 43 6 percent 7 of them indicating this However within a year the enthusiasm wanes and most students begin to identify themselves as weak in the subject Out of the 61 8 percent of the students who say they are rather weak or very weak in the language 26 6 percent choose the latter half of the first year as the period they began feeling that way followed by the beginning of the first year with 16 2 percent Nearly 12 percent say they lost confidence before entering middle school When asked about what they struggled with 78 6 percent selected grammar while 72 7 percent replied that they got lower test scores than expected The students were also asked to predict the role English would play in their future More than 70 percent of them said they felt English would be much more necessary in Japanese society in their adult lives Only 20 4 percent said they would like to study abroad while 14 6 percent said they hoped to have a career that would require English skills The respondents were second graders in 2002 the starting year of the current teaching guidelines that allow primary schools to introduce English as an elective course for their students About 91 4 percent of the second year middle school students had some English training in primary school mainly through simple conversation songs and stories The main problem teachers say is that the benefits gained during primary school disappear rapidly once students move on to middle school where they are bewildered by the sudden shift from everyday English to textbook English 59 What does the underlined word wanes in paragraph 2 mean A develops B becomes weaker C gets stronger D adds 60 Which of the following is true about the survey A It was conducted in January and February in 2002 B 26 6 percent of the students in the survey think they are rather weak or very weak in English C Most students in the survey became doubtful about their English levels in primary school D The majority of the students in the survey agreed English would be important in future life 61 What is the leading cause of the students frustration in their English studies according to teachers in Japan A Grammar being such a headache for the students B The sudden change in the focus of teaching between primary school and middle school C Lower test scores in English than expected D Not many students planning to study abroad in the future 62 What can we learn from the article A The English levels of primary school students in Japan are far from satisfactory B Japanese junior middle school students are quite good at textbook English C Before 2002 English was not officially included in primary school courses in Japan D Junior students in Japan are improving their English levels because of good quality textbooks D LOS ANGELES For most of the last century the Disney cartoon heroine was as white as well Snow White the studio s first feature film superstar in 1937 s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs It would take some 60 years for the Disney artists to begin painting their leading ladies with 8 all the fashionable colors including the American Indian Pocahontas 1995 the Chinese Mulan 1998 and the Hawaiian Lilo 2002 Only now with The Princess and the Frog have Disney animators 动画师 put a black female in a leading place The inspiration for the new film came from two Caucasian 白人 men current 目前的 Pixar Disney chief John Lasseter and the late Walt Disney himself The story really came from an initial idea of doing an American fairy tale which hadn t been done at Disney said Princess co director Ron Clements And set it in New Orleans which is John Lasseter s favorite city in the world It was Walt Disney s favorite city in the world Out of that it seemed natural that the heroine would be African American Discussion of the character s race angered some of the film s leading actors We walk around being black every day and nobody talks about it said Anika Noni Rose who supplies the voice of lead Princess Tiana So I suggest you follow your instinct and let it be nothing to be talked about Production was started on Princess in March 2006 long before the election of a new American president We tried to arrange that joked co director John Musker We voted for Obama Musker continued That was about as much influence as we had on things But the coincidence 巧合 isn t lost on some members of the Princess cast It is historical in the sense now that there is Obama and Tiana said actress Jenifer Lewis widely known as the black mothe