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I•听力第一节从每小题所给的三幅图中选出与句子内容相符的选项。第二节听对话听下面七段对话，从每小题所给的A、E、C三个选项中选出正确答案。听第1段对话，回答第6小题。HowoftendoesPeterwashhiscar?Everyday,.B.Onceaweek.C.Twiceamonth.听第2段对话，回答第7小题。Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A.Closethedoor.听第3段对话，&Whydidn5A.Closethedoor.听第3段对话，&Whydidn51A.BecauseheC.BecauseheB.Let回答第8小题。theboygotoJim'swasill.wasangrywithJim.themanin.birthdayparty?B.BecauseheC.Openthewindow.wasn51inFuzhou.听第4段对话，回答第9小题。WhatisWalter'sHouse?Amuseumthatcollectsoldthings.B.Afactorythatproducescheapthings.C.Ashopthatsellssecond-handgoods.听第5段对话，回答第10、11小题。Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A.Showhertheway.B.Takehertothehospital.C.BookaroomA.Showhertheway.B.Takehertothehospital.C.Bookaroominthehotel.WhereisSmithHotel?A.It'sonthestreetcomer.B.It'sacrossfromahospital.C.It'snearabridge.听第6段对话，回答第小题。WhatisSusiebuyingforherfriend?A.Ajacket.B.Asweater.C.Ahat.Whydoesn51Susieaskherfrienddirectly?A.Shewantstogivehimasurprise.B.Shethinksitsimpolitetodoso.C.Shehasnochancetomeethim.C.Shehasnochancetomeethim.听第7段对话，回答第14、15小题。Whatwilltheweatherbelikelater?

Niceandbright.B.Cloudyandrainy.C.Windyandcolder.Whendoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A.Inspring.B.Inwinter.C.Inautumn.第三节听短文根据所听到的短文内容完成表格，每空一词II•选择填空从每小题所给的A、E、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的正确答案。—DoyouhaveanySteve?一Sure!Ihaveadogandtwocats.A.petsB.kidsC.brothers一Youbehungryafterallthatwalking.Hereisabigcakeforyou.一Thankyou!You5resosweet.A.mustB.need—Doyouknowthegirl_A.inIdidn5A.mustB.need—Doyouknowthegirl_A.inIdidn51we'regoingonaA.UnlessChrisspeaks〃aB.sleep

picnicB.C.longhair?withC.haveto一Yes.SheisKate.behindinaexcuseme"toothers.welllastnight,Idon51feeltiredatallbecausetoday.AfterC.Thoughwav.Healwayssays"please",“thankyou"andA.politeboringcarefulA.politeboringcareful26.一William,I26.一William,I5msorrytohavemissedyourphonecall.ashower.Itdoesn51matter.A.takeB.wastakingtake—Mr.Greenisgivingbirthtoachildnextweek.Wow!Youmeanshehasalreadyhadfourchildren!A.fourthB.fifthA.fourthB.fifthC.sixth—I'mtooafraidtogobackhome.一Don51worry.Momwon51beangryaslongasyouherwhathappened.A.willtellB.toldC.tell一HowisMarydoing?Ihavenoidea.ShelivesinSpainnow,soIeverseeher.Ihavenoidea.ShelivesinSpainnow,soIeverseeher.A.recentlyfinallyC.hardlyA.recentlyfinallyC.hardly30.30.一China5sChang5e-4spacecraftsuccessfullylandedonthefarsideoftheMooninJanuary.2019.Howexcitingthenewsis!B.Whataninterestingstory!Howsuccessfulyouare!31.Weontheprogramfortwoyears,andIbelieveitwillsoonbefinished,sopleasedon51giveupnow.A.workedB.willworkC.haveworkedEnglishFrenchistheofficiallanguageinCanada.That'strue.SolotsofCanadianscanspeakbothlanguages.A.Notonly;butalsoB.Neither;norC.Either;orWhetherwecangetgoodgradesintheexamhowhardwework.A.dependsonB.turnsonC.decideson一Tonysaidthisbusinesscouldmakealotofmoney.一Well,Tonyisthekindofpersoncanbetrusted.A.whichC.whyIdon51knowKate'saddress.Couldyoutellme?一.Sorry,Idon51know,either.A.whenshemovedtoFuzhouB.whydidn51shetellmeC.whereshelivesIII•完形填空。选出可以填人空白处的最佳答案。Itwasin1942duringWorldWarI.SomePolishsoldiersofthe22thArtillerygotalittlebrownbearinIran.Thebearjustlosthisfamily36wasinpoorhea1th.Althoughthesoldiersdidnotknowmuchaboutbears,they37thebear.Soonthebeargothishea1thbackandthesoldiersnamedthebearWojtek.Wojtek38todoeverythingwiththesoldiers.Smoking,drinkingandplayinggameswiththenwere39favorites.Thebearandthemenhadaverygoodtimetogether.Then,itwastimeforthe22ndArtillerytogoto40.ThesoldiersdidnotwanttoleaveWojtekbehind,sotheymadethebeara41too.Infighting,Wojtek'sjobwasto_42heavyboxesofshellsfromtruckstohissoldierfriendsonthefrontlines.Thebear43dayandnightandneverrestedordroppedanyshells.The44soundsduringthewarneverstoppedhimfromdoinghisjob.Wotek5s45inspired（激励）manypeople.Thewarendedin1945,andthepictureofWojtekholdingashellbecametheemblemofthe22ndAtillery.36.A.andC.or37.A.tookcareofB.lookedatC.waitedfor3&A.failedB.refusedC.liked39.A.herB.hisC.their40.A.bedB.warC.college41.A.leaderB.friendC.soldier42.A.carryB.makeC.break43.A.playedB.workedC.slept44.A.softB.naturalC.terrible45.A.ideaB.wordsC.actionIV.阅读理解（共两节,25小题;满分45分）第一节四篇短文，（共20小题;每小题2分）AAkinglikedtowritestories,andhethoughttheywereverygood.Heshowedthemtootherpeople,butnoonedaredtocriticize眦评）them.Oneday,thekingshowedsomeofhisstoriestoafamouswritercalledAdler.Adlersaidthosestorieswerebad.Thekinggotveryangryandsenthimtoprison.Afteramonth,thekingwasnotsoangryandwroteanewstorywhichhethoughttlobebetterthantheoldones.Heaskedthewritertogotohisplacefordinner.Thenheshowedhisnewstorytothewriter.“Whatdoyouthinkofmynewstory?"thekingasked.Adlerturnedtotheguardswhowerestandingbehindhimandsaid,"Takemebacktoprison.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“thenTreferto?Theguards.B.Thewriters.C.Thereaders.D.Thestories.AdlerwassenttoprisonbecauseA.hewastoofamousB.hewasnotsatisfiedwiththekingC.hedidn51writestoriesD.hesaidheking5sstorieswerenotgoodAfterreading,wecaninfer（推断）thattheking.A.waskindtohismenB.keptonwritingbadstoriesC.respectedfamouswritersD.gotangrywhenpeopleliedtohimAccordingtothematerial,AdlerwasA.lazyB.activeC.honestD.sillyInwhichsectionofanewspapercanwemostprobablyreadthematerial?A.BusinessB.LifestyleC.SchoolTimeD.ReadingFunBInEnglish,theword“pig"hasmanyidioms习语）.Now,intheYearofthePig,whynotpickupsomeofthem.Let'sbeginwithsomeveryinterestingexpressions.Weallknowpigsspendalargeamountoftimeeating.AsaresuIt,manypigsarefat.InEnglish,weusetheidiom"eatlikeapig"todescribepeoplewhoeatalot.Eutitcanberudetousethisidiom.Anotherinterestingidiomtolearnis“lipstick（口红）onapig".Whileyouthinkthisexpressiondescribesabeautifulthing,theoppositeistrue.Weusethisidiomtosaythatnomatterhowwellwedecorateanuglyproduct,itisstillugly.Eventhemostexpensivelipstickcannotfixit!"Pigsmightfly"isanidiomwidelyusedindailylife.I'susedtoshowthatyoudonotbelievesomethingwilleverhappen.Forexample,Rickhasbeensmokingfortwentyyears.Oncehesaidhewouldgiveitup.Hisfriendsalllaughedandsaid,“Yes,andpigsmightfly."Thelastidiomwearegoingtolearnis“guineapig".Theguineapigisactuallynotapig.Itisaratthathasshortlegsandnotail.Manychildrenkeeptheanimalasapet.Eutifwesaysomeoneisusedasaguineapig,itmeansnewideas,methods,ormedicaltreatmentsaretestedonthem.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.PigIdiomsB.YearofthePigC.DifferentPigsD.HabitsofthePigPuttinganewcoveronabrokenphoneisjustlikeA.eatinglikeapigB.decoratingaflyingpigC.puttinglipstickonapigD.keepingaguineapighasthesimilarmeaningto“pigsmightfly".A.太阳从西边出来B.竹篮打水-场空C.失败乃成功之母D.磨刀不误砍柴工Cindylikescreatingherowndishes.Shealwaysusesherhusbandasa

guineapigtoA.cookforherB.tryhernewdishesC.dosomecleaningD.buythelatestcookbookWhichofthefollowingshowsthestructure结构)ofthepassage?(P=paragraph)CBelowisthevideothatwasmadeforPattie.Hey,Pattie.You,DaddyandJessiearethemostimportantpeopleinmylife.MomdiedwhenIwaslittle,soIremembifewthingsabouther.Tome,you5rejustlikemymother.Isoexcitedyou511belivingwithus.Hi,Pattie.Thankyouforeverythingyou5vedoneforus.AfterMomdied,you5retheonewhohaskeptustogether.Youbroughtourfunny,smilingdadback.Youmadeourhousealovelywarmhome.Tome,you5realreadyfamilyHello,Pattie.YouknowIwasn51happyaboutyouandDavidatfirst.Foramother,amanwithtwokidsisnevergoodenoughforherdaughter.Eutafterseeinghowyoufourgetalongtogether,Istartthinkingmaybeyoudoknowwhatyou'redoing.Youhavemybestwishes,mydeargirl.Hi!Pattie.I'msohappyforyouandDavid!Istillcan'tbelieveit!Mybestfriendandmybrother!Behappyonyou:bigdayandallthedaysafter!AfriendofPattie'stookapictureonherbigday.Whichismostlikelythepicture?Whatdoyouknowaboutthefourpeopleinthevideo?OneofthemisPattie'ssister.OneofthemisDavid'sbestfriend.Oneofthemistheauntoftwooftheothers.Oneofthemisthemotheroftwooftheothers.Jessieappearsonthevideoat.:42:36:05:30:06:38:30:16Pattie，smother.A.diedwhenshewaslittleB.livedwithPattie'sdaughtersC.didn51acceptDavidatfirstD.wasn51goodenoughforherdaughterWecanlearnfromthevideothatPattierememberslittleabouthermotherPattiedoesalotandwinsthekids5heartsDavidisaseriousmanwhoseldomsmilesDavidisinabadmoodbecausehiswifehasdiedDDoyouknowhowwebsitesmakemoney?Hereisabasicversion.Websitesproducecontentandgetpeopletoclick点击）onit.Theymakemoneyfromthecompaniesthatputadsaroundthatcontent.Themoreclicksthecontentgets,themoremoneythewebsitemakes.Inthisway,websitescansurvive（幸存）withoutchargingtheirusers.However,thiswayofmakingmoneyisnowunderthreat.It'sclearthatpeopledon51likereadingads.MoreandmoreInternetusersareinstailingad-blockersontheircomputers.In2010,only21millionpeopleusedad-blockers.Now,thenumberhasgrowntomorethan200million.Thesepiecesofsoftware“block^adsfromappearingonwebpages.Theyhelppeoplefocuson（关注）whattheywanttoread.Websitesusedtopaylittleattentiontotheriseofad-blocking.Afterall,mostpeopleusetheInternetontheirsmartphones.Itwasimpossibletoinstallad-blockersonsmartphones.Now,thingshavechanged.Today,ad-blockersareamongthebest-sellingsoftwareinApple'sAppStore.It'snothardtounderstandwhytheyaresopopular.Withad-blockers,Internetuserscanhavea“cleaner"Internet.Thesoftwarecanalsosavethemmoney.Adsusuallytakelotsofdata流量）toload.Websitesarealreadytalkingtotheirreadersaboutthisad-blockingtrend.Onsomewebsites,usersarebeinggreetedwiththemessage:“Pleaseturnoffyourad-blocker!^Theyaretoldthatitistheadsthathelpthewebsitesurvive.Suchamessagemayhelppeopleunderstandhowwebsitesmakemoney.However,ad-blockersarestillpopular.Itseemsthatpeoplejustdon51wanttolookatadsnomatterwhethertheyknowtheimportanceofadstowebsitesornot!Tosurvivewithoutchargingtheirusers,websitesneedtoA.leadtheiruserstoclickonadsB.attracttheiruserstothecontentwithadshelppeoplefocusonwhattheywanttoreadencouragetheiruserstousetheInternetonsmartphonesSince2010,thenumberofpeoplewhousead-blockershasgrownbynearlypercentpercentpercentpercentTheunderlinedword“block"meansinParagraph2.A.阻止E.阻塞C.街区D.大厦Whydoad-blockersbecomepopular?©Becausepeoplecanusead-blockersforfree.©Becauseit'spossibleforpeopletoinstalladblockersonsmartphones.©Becausewithad-blockers,peoplecanhavea“cleaner"Internet.©Becausead-blockerscanhelppeoplesavemoney.©Becausead-blockerscanhelppeoplemakemoremoney.A.①③⑤b②③④C.①②⑤D.③④⑤Wecanknowfromthelastparagraphthatwebsiteswillputmoreadsaroundthecontenttheyproducewebsiteswillstartchargingtheiruserspeoplewillturnofftheiradblockerstohelpwebsitessurvivepeoplewillcontinueusingadblockers第二节阅读下面短文，选出能填人短文空白处的最佳选项，使短文通顺、连贯，意思完整。（共5小题;每小题1分）EWhenhewasnineyearsold,AmericanboyMiloCresshadaquestion:66Throughlotsofresearch,CresscalculatedthatAmericansuseabout500millionstraws（吸管）everyday,Inhopeofreducingplasticwaste,hefoundedtheBeStrawFreeprojectin2011.67HeaskedalocalrestauranttostopofferingstrawswitheveryA.A.B.C.D.drinkorder.Itwasasimplechange.However,itwouldsavemoney.Andbydoingthat,therestaurantwouldcutdownonitsstrawuseby50percent.Fortheyearthatfollowed,CresstriedtospreadhisprojectacrosstheUnitedStates.68Theystopprovidingthecustomerwithastrawunlessheorsheasksforone.LastApril,SeattlehecamethefirstAmericancitytocompletelyban（禁止）plasticstraws.69Hehassincespokentotensofthousandsofstudentsaroundtheworld.Hewantstoencouragemorepeopletosaynototheplasticstraws.“70AnditmakesmefeelthatI,asakid,couldmakeadifference,too.”Cresssays.Moreandmorerestaurantsagreedtojoin.HowmanyplasticstrawsdoAmericansuseeveryday?Focusingonstrawsisonesimplestepweallcouldtake.Cressstartedtheprojectinhishometown-Burlington,Vermont,Afterhisprojectbecamepopular,Cresstookhisfindingsctheroad.V.情景交际（共5小题;每小题2分,满分10分）根据情景提示，完成下列各题。Peter脸色不好，你想对他表示关心，可以这么问：withyou,Peter?你看到弟弟的书桌上乱七八糟堆满了书,可以这么要求他：Pleaseonyourdesk!73•你想知道Beth的家离学校有多远,可以这样问：,Beth?74.你想知道Nancy语文学得好还是英语学得好，可以这么问：Areyou.Nancy?75•在餐馆里，你想请服务员拿菜单给你，可以这么问：,please?V.看图写话（每小题2分）76.past,now,makepride,Chinatake,20minutesbe,steal,whenVI•短文填空（每小题1分）每空一词。ForabouttwoweeksinJanuary2015,_81_（Tapan）writerHarukiMurnkami（村上春树）tookquestionsatawebsiteandgave82（answer）tothem.Murakamiseldomappearsinpublic.Therefore,thatwascertainlyarare（珍贵的）83「t_fa：ns]forhisfanstocommunicatewithhim.Theyaskedallkindsofquestions.84「sAm]ofthequestionswereabouthislikesanddislikes,85（include）hisfavoriteanimalandthebaseballteamhe