2021-2022年高考仿真试卷英语(附答案)

2021年高考仿真试卷英语（附答案）第一卷（共110分）I.Listeningprehension(30分，每题1.5分)PartA:ShortconversationsDirections:InPartA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationandthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersinyoupaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1.(A)Inthecafeteria(C)Atthetheatre(B)Onthetrain.(D)Onthebus(C)Yellow.(D)Green2.(A)Red(B)Blue3.(A)Playedthepiano(C)Wrotesomeletters(B)Wenttoaconcert.(D)Practisedsinging.4.(A)Customerandsalesman.(B)Studentandteacher.(C)Patientanddoctor(D)Childandparent.5.(A)Shedoesn'tagreewiththeman.(B)Shelikescookingforherself(C)Shelikeseatinginaschoolcanteen(D)Shenevercooksforherself.6.(A)Twodollars(B)Fourdollars(C)Eightdollars(D)Tendollars.7.(A)Heenjoyedhisnewcamera.(B)Helefthiscameraattheairport.(C)Helefthiscamerainhisfriend'scar.(D)Helosthiscameraonhistrip.8.(A)Cold(B)Warm(C)Hot(D)Mild9.(A)Aplumber(C)Asalesman10.(A)Bycar(B)Anelectrician(D)Apoliceman.(B)Byplane(C)Bytrain(D)BybusPartB:LongerconversationsDirections:InPartB,youwillheartwolongerconversations.Aftereachconversation,youwillbeaskedtwoquestions.Theconversationwillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersinyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11and12arebasedonthefollowingconversation:11.(A)Anexhibitionofpainting(B)Anapple(C)Amodernjazzband(D)Anopera.12.(A)Aninstrument.(B)Aconcert(C)Atheatre(D)AcityQuestions13and14arebasedonthefollowingconversation:13.(A)Histelephonebillistoohigh(B)He'smovingoutoftown.(C)Hehasbeenill(D)He'sbeenseeingadoctor14.(A)Buyingaheater(C)WearingwinterclothesPartC:Passages(B)Callingtheweatherservice.(D)Callingthewomaninthemorning.Directions:InPartC,youwillheartwoshortpassages,andyouwillbeaskedthreequestionsoneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillbereadtwicebutthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersinyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions15through17arebasedonthefollowingpassage15.(A)1921(B)1621(C)LastNovember(D)OnThursday.(B)Englishstemlers.(D)Englishnatives(B)Roastturkey.16.(A)AmericanIndians(C)Theblackpeople17.(A)Applepie(C)Indianpudding(D)Sweetpotatoes.Questions18through20arebasedonthefollowingpassage:18.(A)Theyusedsimplewords.(B)Theyusedsigns(C)Theyrubbedtheirstomachs(D)Theydidn'tmunicatewitheachother.19.(A)Assoonastherewerehumanbeings(B)Aboutahundredthousandyearsago.(C)Aboutamillionyearsago.(D)Abouttenmillionyearsago.20.(A)Wordsthatweresimpleandshortinpronunciation.(B)Wordsthatstoodforthingspeoplemetwitheveryday.(C)Wordsthatwerenamesofimportantthingsinlife.(D)Alloftheabove.II.Grammar(20分，每题1分)Directions:Beneatheachofthefollowingsentencetherearefourchoicesmarked(A)(B)(C)and(D).Choosetheoneanswerthatbestpletesthesentence.21.AsfarasIknow,theyspent_______winterof1999in_______UK.(A)the…the(B)/…/(C)the…/(D)/…the22.Heiswearing________shoestoday,whichisquiteunusual.(A)Italianblackleather(C)blackleatherItalian(B)blackItalianleather(D)leatherItalianblack23.Somewomenthinkitismen'sbusinesstoearnmoneyand______tospendit.(A)they(B)their(C)them(D)theirs.24.Heclaimed_______intherestaurantlastSunday.(A)beingbadlytreated(B)tobetreatedbadly(C)tohavebeenbadlytreated(D)beingtreatedbadly25._________canproperlybecalledaclockalwaysstrikesthehoursonabell.(A)Anything(B)Allthat(C)Which(D)It26.Icouldn'thelpbut______thatitwasamistaketolendhimthemoney.(A)think(B)thought(C)tothink(D)thinking27.Therewilleadaywhenallofuswillbelivingincitiesquiteunlike______ofthepresent.(A)that(B)ones(C)those(D)theones28.Tohelpsupportthefamily,Tomtakesonmuchmoreworkthan______goodforher.(A)is(B)tobe(C)whichis(D)thatis29.Ithinktheyfailedtoacplishthetask,______?(A)doI(B)don'tI(C)didthey(D)didn'tthey30.Henrywouldratherhismother______intheschoolwhereheisstudying.(A)notwork(B)notworked(C)didn'twork(D)nottowork31.Themechanicwassurprisedatthepoorconditionofthecar_________.(A)tohaveserviced(C)tobeserviced(B)havingserviced(D)beingserviced32.Herfearofflyingwas_______shealwaysmanagedtotravelbytrainorbyboat.(A)suchthat(B)suchas(C)sothat(D)soas33.Justafterfinishingthewashing-up,_____.(A)thedoorbellrang(B)Susanheardthedoorbellring(C)someoneknockedatthedoor(D)thedoorbellwasrung34.________,hestillcouldn'taffordit.(A)Cheapalthoughtheputerwas(B)Cheapastheputerwas(C)Astheputerwascheap(D)Howevercheapwastheputer35.Themeetingwasto_______atnineo'clock,butthechairmanhadnotturnedupbyten.(A)start(B)bestarting(C)havestarted(D)bestarted36.Aproposalhasbeenputforward____adebate_____betweentheboysandthegirls.(A)which…isheld(C)that…willbe(B)that…beheld(D)when…tobeheld37.Itisunbelievablethatawell-behavedgentleman______besorudetoalady.(A)will(B)may(C)must(D)should38._______atthetopoftheTVTower,peoplebelowlooklikeants.(A)Standing(B)Tostand(C)Stand(D)Ifyoustand39.After______seemedalongtime,thepatientcametoandopenedhiseyes.(A)it(B)what(C)where(D)that40.Hewassocarefulthatnotasinglemistake_______inthetest.(A)hemade(B)hehadevermade(D)heevermade(C)didhemakeIII.Vocabulary(10分，每题1分)Directions:Beneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarked(A)(B)(C)and(D).Choosetheoneanswerthatbestpletesthesentence.41.Ihaveanumberof_____tomakeaboutthemanagementofthehotel.(A)claims(B)plaints(C)observations(D)discoveries42.I'msorryIhavetodeclineyourinvitationbecauseofa______appointment.(A)former(B)last(C)previous(D)normal43.Tobehonest,Idon'tquite_____withyousomeviewsonthematter.(A)agree(B)share(C)include(D)admit44.Ithinkacolddrinkcan______youafteryourlonghotjourney.(A)recover(B)refresh(C)relieve(D)relax45.Thebadweather______ourvisittoShakespeare'sbirthplaceandOxfordUniversity(A)damaged(B)destroyed(C)spoiled(D)harmed46.He's_______workinginGermanyasarepresentativeofaChinesepany.(A)lately(B)recently(C)presently(D)likely47.Asweallknow,theInternetwillletpeoplehave______tohugeamountsofinformationfromtheirownhomes.(A)entrance(B)way(C)means(D)access48.HisspeechwassoconfusingthatIcouldhardlymakeany_____ofit.(A)meaning(B)understanding(C)sense(D)explanation49.wecannotworkallthetimeifwearegoingto_______goodhealthandenjoylife.(A)maintain(B)continue(C)hold(D)remain50.Themother'sface______whensheansweredthephonefromhissonabroad.(A)clearedup(B)cleanedup(C)cheeredup(D)chasedupIV.Cloze(30分，每题2分)Directions:Foreachblankinthefollowingpassagestherearefourwordsorphrasesmarked(A)(B)(C)and(D).Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.AItisthedutyofeverymantowork.Thelazymanwasteshistime,andhis__51__isofnousetohimselfortoothers.Themanwhoistoolazytoworkisthemanwhois__52__mostreadytobegortosteal.Everyonewhenheisyoungshouldlearnsomeusefulwork.Butitisnot__53__thatoneshouldlearnsomekindofwork.Heshouldworkhard,andnotwastehisspareminutesorhalfhours.＂Workwhileyouworkandplaywhileyouplay＂isasgooda__54__foryoungpeopleasforold.Thereisno__55__aidtodiligencethanthehabitofearlyrising,andthis,likeallothergoodhabits,andmustmakeeasily__56__inyouth.ThereisanEnglishsaying＂Losttimeneverreturns＂.This__57__thateverybodymustbediligent,andmustmakegooduseofhistime.Onemuststudyhardwhenheisyoung,sothathemaysucceedinhis__58__andbeeusefultohiscountry.Ihave__59__heardthatthosewhoarediligentwillbeebeggars,butIknowthatlazyfellowswillbeebeggars.Therefore,Ishouldsaythatdiligenceisthe__60__ofsuccess.51.(A)work(B)life(C)body(D)idea52.(A)likely(B)rarely(C)generally(D)luckily53.(A)true(B)enough(C)effective(D)difficult54.(A)lesson(B)advice(C)instruction(D)rule55.(A)better(B)other56.(A)gained(B)grown(C)more(D)less(C)existed(D)formed57.(A)means(B)shows(C)illustrates(D)suggests58.(A)childhood(B)study(C)life(D)youth59.(A)often60.(A)way(B)always(C)sometimes(D)never(B)road(C)mother(D)fatherBAbankisanorganizationwhichdoesvariousjobs.Becauseofthe__61__andimportanceoftheworkitundertakes,abankis__62__partofmodernindustrialsociety.Itenablesits__63__topletemostoftheirbusinessthenand__64__.Abankisaplacewheremoneycanbedeposited(存入)and__65__safely.Ifyourhouse__66__,youwilllosethemoneyyoukeepathome.Butifyoudeposityourmoneyinthebankyouwillnotloseyourmoney.Abankisalso__67__whichlendsmoneyandreceivesinterestforthemoneyitlends.Andwhenit__68__moneyfromitsdepositors,itpaystheminterest.On__69__,thebankmakesaprofitoutofthese__70__.61.(A)advancement(B)variety(C)regularity(D)necessity62.(A)alarge63.(A)lawyers(B)thecentral(C)auseful(D)anessential(B)employees(C)customers(D)owners64.(A)there65.(A)made(B)leave(C)satisfied(D)all(B)worked(C)kept(D)felt66.(A)ispulleddown(B)burnsdown(C)collapses(D)isbrokeninto67.(A)aplace68.(A)receives69.(A)balance70.(A)things(B)abuilding(C)ahouse(D)anorganization(D)spends(B)borrows(C)lends(B)thecontrary(C)anaverage(D)credit(B)plans(C)programs(D)activitiesV.ReadingprehensionDirections:Readthefollowingpassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbythethreeorfourquestionsorunfinishedstatements.Foreachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarked(A)(B)(C)and(D).Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.ADdayisatermusedtostandforthestartingdayofacampaignorplannedseriesofactions.Whenthesecretstartingdateisunknown,secretorsubjecttochange,Ddayisthereferencepointwhichhelpsplannersarrangeeverystepofacampaign.Forexample,thedaybeforeDdayisD-1;thedayafter:D+1,D+2andsoon.TheletterDherestandsforDay,soDdayactuallymeansDayday.Moremonlythetermhasamilitaryusage.Infact,itcameintobeingduringtheFirstWorldWar,butitwasduringtheSecondthatDdaygotitsmonusage.ThebeginningoftheendoftheSecondWorldWarwasthealliedlandingofEurope,andDdaywasitsstartingdate.Aftermonthsofcarefulplanning,theexactdaywasfixedforJune5,1994.Becauseofimpossibleweatherconditions,attheminutethelandingwasputoffuntilthefollowingday.71.Ifaman-madesatelliteisplannedtolaunchonAugust1st,butforsomereason,itislaunchedonJuly29th,thenaccordingtothepassage,thedayis______,(A)D-2(B)D-3(C)D+2(D)D+372.ThealliedlandingofEurope_______.(A)broughttheSecondWorldWartoanend(B)startedtheSecondWorldWar(C)tookplaceonthedayD-1(D)wastheendoftheSecondWorldWar73.WhywasthelandingofEuropeputoffintheSecondWorldWar?(A)Becauseithadbeencarelesslyplanned(B)Becauseitwasfinethatday.(C)Becauseitwasn'tsuitableforattackingthatday.(D)Becauseitwasrainingthatday.74.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?(A)Ddayisatermusedonlyinacampaign.(B)Ddayishelpfulforpeopletoplansomethingtobehappening.(C)Infact,thetermDdayisJune5,notJune6(D)June1st,Children'sDaycanbecalledDday.BAcadiaNationalPark5milesSofHardorViaRte.SeasonfromaboutMay10toOctober15.LikelytobecrowdedJuly1toAugust31!4-daycampinglimiting.3335tentsitesinwoods,openfieldsnearshore.Foodthreemilesaway.Swim(saltandfresh)witheasydrive.75.Mostpeoplechoosetogothereduringtheperiodof______.(A)MaytoJuly(B)JulytoOctober(C)JulytoAugust(D)JunetoSeptember76.Thepeoplewhostaytherelive______.(A)withselectedfamilies(B)indoors(C)inhotels(D)outsideintents77.Ifyouwanttogoforaswim,youcangettothepoolsortheseaafter_____.(A)alongdrive(B)aharddrive(C)ashortdrive(D)a5-minutedriveCAmanshotMartinLutherKinginAtlantaon4thApril1968.HedroveawhiteFordcar.Whowashe?Thepolicefound＂HarveyLowmeyer's＂gunand＂JohnWillard's＂shirt,andthenthewhitecar.Itwas＂EricStarvoGalt's＂car.Sowhatwasthisman'srealname?ThemarksontheshirtandthecarsenttheF.B.I.toLosAngeles.300detectivesquestionedpeople.Atlastonefoundaphotographof＂Galt＂.ThendetectivesinAtlantafoundafingerprint.Itwasonamapin＂Galt＇s＂roominasmallhotel.Onefingerprintwasenough.JamesEarlRay'sfingerprintwasalreadyontheF.B.I.cards.Thepolicewatchedrailwaystations,hotelsandairports.3000detectivesweretryingtofindRay---withoutsuccess.TheCanadianpolicewerehelping,too.Theylookedat240,000photographsintheirPassportOffice.Thentheyfoundoneof＂RamonGeorgeSneyd＂.＂Wegavethismanapassportlastmonth,＂theysaid.＂HewenttoLondonon2ndMay.＂Themanwaswearingthickglasses,buthelookedlikeRay.Thenon8thJune,adetectiveatLondonAirportsawSneyd'snameonapassengerlist.Itwastheendofthebiggestmanhuntinhistory.TheF.B.I.spent1.4milliondollars,buttheygottheirman.78.Thekeyofsettlingthecasewasprobablythemurderer's_______.(A)car(B)fingerprint(C)gun(D)shirt79.Ittookthepolice_______tocatchthemurderer.(A)65days(B)8weeks(C)2months(D)2years80.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?(A)HarveyLowmeyerwhenheboughthisgun(B)JohnWillardwhenhepaidforthecar(C)EricStarvoGaltwhenhelivedinLosAngeles(D)JamesEarlRaywhenhecametoAtlanta81.Whichwasthemurderer'srealname?(A)RamonGeorgeSneyd.(B)JamesEarlRay(C)EricStarvoGaltD(D)JohnWillardHowcanwegetridofgarbage()?Dowehaveenoughenergysourcestomeetourfutureenergyneeds?Thesearetwoimportantquestionsthatmanypeopleareaskingtoday.Somepeoplethinkthatmenmightbeabletosolvebothproblemsatthesametime.Theysuggestusinggarbageasanenergysource.Foralongtimepeopleburiedgarbageordumpeditonemptyland.Nowemptylandisscarce.However,moreandmoregarbageisproducedeachyear,butgarbagecanbeagoodfueltouse.Thethingsingarbagedonotlooklikecoal,petroleum,ornaturalgas:buttheyarechemicallysimilartothesefossilfuels().Asweuseupourfossil-fuelsupplies,wemightbeabletousegarbageasanenergysource.Burninggarbageisnotanewidea.SomecitiesinEuropeandtheUnitedStateshavebeenburninggarbageforyears.Theheatthatisproducedbyburninggarbageisusedtoboilwater.Thesteamthatisproducedisusedtomakeelectricityortoheatnearbybuildings.InParis,France,somepowerplantsburnalmost2millionmetrictonsofthecity'sgarbageeachyear.Theamountofenergyproducedisaboutthesameaswouldbeproducedbyburningalmostahalfmillionbarrelsofoil.Butthereareproblemsinusinggarbageasafuel.Garbagethatburnseasily,suchasfoodscrapsandpaper,mustbeseparatedfrommetals,glass,andothermaterialsthatdonotburneasily.Thisseparationprocessisnormallycostly.Anotherproblemisthatburninggarbagecanpollutetheair.Ourfossilfuelsuppliesarelimited.Burninggarbagemightbeonekindofenergysourcethatwecanusetohelpmeetourenergyneeds.Thismethodcouldalsoreducetheamountofgarbagepilingupontheearth.82.WhichofthefollowingisNOTfossilfuel?(A)Naturalgas(B)Petroleum(C)Coal(D)Tide83.Peopleusedtodeposegarbageby______.(A)turninggarbageintousefulfossilfuel(B)burninggarbageordumpingitonemptyland(C)separatinggarbageintothreetypes(D)shippinggarbageintoseaorocean84.Whyshouldweusegarbageasanenergysource?(A)Becauseourfossilfuelsuppliesarelimited(B)Becausegarbageismoreusefulthanfossilfuels(C)Becauseburninggarbagecansavealotofmoneyforus(D)Becauseemptylandisgettingmoreandmorescarce.85.Whatdoyouthinkthenextparagraphwilltalkabout?(A)Someothermethodsofturninggarbageintotreasure(B)Someotherbenefitswecangetfromburninggarbage(C)Howmuchgarbagewecanmakeuseofintheworld(D)Howtoseparatefoodscrapsandpaperfromgarbagethatdonotburneasily.第二卷（共40分）VI.Translation(15分，每题3分)Direction:TranslatethefollowingsentencesinEnglish,usingthewordsorphrasesgiveninthebrackets.１．众所周知，青看被看做是祖国的未来。（regard）２．艺术展览会能否准时向公众开放还是个问题。(remain)３．依我看，你自己应该为这次实验的失败负责。(blame)４．人们普遍认为脑子越用越灵活。(themore…themore)５．跟他的父母愿望相反，他大学毕业后没有出国而是去了大西北。(insteadof)VII.GuidedWriting(25分)Directions:WriteanEnglishpositioninatleast120words,accordingtothecluegiven.请以日记形式记叙你十八岁的生日。答案：partA:1.M:Isthisseattaken?W:Idon'tthinkso.Themanwhowasherefinishedhislunchandleft.Q:Wheredoesthisconversationmostlyprobablytakeplace?2.W:AtfirstIthoughtthisdresswasblue,butnowitlooksgreentome.M:Youwererightthefirsttime,It'sthisyellowlightinthestorethatmakeseverythinglookdifferent.Q:Accordingtothemanwhatisthecolorofthedress?3.M:Ithoughtyouhadplannedtopracticethepianotoday.W:Ididnothingbutwritelettersallday.Q:Whatdidthewomando?4.W:Ihaveplentyofgoodideas,butIhaven'tbeenabletoorganizethemclearly.MayIhandinthepaperafewdayslater?M:YouknowthatIalwayspreferawellwrittenpaperevenifitislate.Q:Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?5.W:Cookingforyourselfisalotbetterthaneatinginaschoolcanteen.M:Yes,Icouldn'tagreemore.Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?6.M:Ihaveonly12dollars.Isitenoughfor4tickets?W:Well,youcanbuyfour$2.50tickets,whicheveryouprefer?Q:Ifthemanbuysthecheaperones,howmuchmoneywillbeleft?7.W:Youmusthaveenjoyedusingyournewcameraonyourtrip?M:Iwouldhave,butafterbuyinganewcameraespeciallyforthattrip.Ileftitinthecarwithmyfriendwhodrovemetotheairport.Q:Whatdidthemansayabouthiscamera?8.M:Didyouheartheweatherforecast?W:Yes,theysaiditwouldbeslightlyabovefreezingtomorrow.Q:Whatkindofweatheraretheyhaving?9.M:Hello,willyoupleasesendsomeoneuptomyapartment?Thehotwaterisrunning,andIcan'tturnitoff.W:Sorry,mymenarealloutnow.ButI'llsendoneupassoonaspossible.Q:Whohasthewomancalledtoeover?10.W:HowdidBillfinallygotoNewYork?Firsthewasgoingtofly,thentotakethebus.ButthelasttimeItalkedtohimhehadn'treallydecided.M:Heendedupdrivinghisowncar.Theplanewastooexpensive,andthebuswastooslow.Q:HowdidBillgotoNewYork?PartB:M:Areyoureadyforthetriptothemuseumsin＂TheBigApple＂?Icanhardlywait!W:＂TheBigApple＂?Whatareyoutalkingabout?M:＂TheBigApple＂isthenicknamefortheNewYorkCity.YouaregoingtoNewYorkwithus,aren'tyou?W:Yes,Iamgoing.I'mespeciallylookingforwardtoseeingthemuseumofthemodernart.There'saspecialshowoftwentieth-centuryAmericanpaintersthere.Buttellme,wheredidthenickname＂TheBigApple＂efrom?M:Thejazzmusiciansofthe1920＇sareresponsibleforthename.Whentheyplayedaconcertinabigcity,theycalledthatcity＂anapple＂.OfcourseNewYorkwasthebiggestcityinthecountryandthebestplaceforajazzconcert.Sothemusicianscalledit＂TheBigApple＂.W:Amazing!NewYorkissuchafascinatingplaceandithasevengotsuchaninterestingnickname,onethatit'shadformorethanfiftyyears.11.What'sthewomaninterestedinseeing?12.Whatdoestheword＂apple＂inthephrase＂TheBigApple＂mean?M:I'msosick.Ican'ttellupanddown.W:You'vebeensickquiteabitsinceyougothere,haven'tyou?M:Well,forthepastfewweeks,theweatherin/thiscityhasbeenchangingalot.It'sawful.Onedayit'stoohotoutside,andthenextdayit'sraining.NomatterwhatIputon.I'malwaysnotdressedproperlyforthatday.W:Youjusthaven'tlearnedtopredictthechangingclimateinthiscityyet.Manynewersplainaboutthesameproblem.I'vebeenhereforfouryearsandIrarelygetsickbecauseI'malwaysdressedproperlyfortheweather.ButwhenIfirstcame,thatwasadifferentstory.M:Iknow.ButwhatcanIdonow?W:Actually,thereissomethingyoucando.Iheardthatthere'saweatherhotlineyoucancallinthemorningthatwilltellyouthetemperaturefortheday.M:Yes.IthinkI'veheardofthathotline.W:I'dliketofindoutifitreallyhelps.Maybeyoucangivethemacalltomorrowmorningandseeifithelpsyoursituation.M:Notme!Iheardthat'sveryexpensiveandIdon'thavethatkinkofmoney.13.Whathasbeenhappeningtothemanrecently?14.Whatisthewoman'sadvicetosolvetheman'sproblem?PartC:OnthefourthThursdayofNovembereveryyear,AmericanscelebrateThanksgivingDay.ThedayisanationalholidaywhichissetasideeachyearasatimetogivethankstoGodforourBlessings.LegendhasitthatthefirstEnglishsettlersinMassachusettsstartedthecustom.Accordingtothestory,thePilgrims---astheyarecalled---gavethanksforhavingsurvivedtheterriblewinterof1621andforhavingharvestedtheirfirstsummercrop.TheyinvitedtheirIndianfriendstojointheminalargefeasttoshareinthebountiesoftheland.ThetraditionalfoodsofthebigThanksgivingDaymealincluderoastturkey,cranberries,sweetpotatoes,pumpkinpie,andIndianbreadpudding.Sincethedayissetasideforgivingthanks,ithasalsobeeatraditionalfamilyday.LargedinnerswithmanyrelativesaremonthroughoutAmericaonthisspecialday.15.WhenwastheThanksgivingDaytraditionbegun?16.Whofirststartedthecustomaccordingtolegend?17WhatisnotincludedinthetraditionalThanksgivingDayfoods?Howdidthefirstpeopleonearthmunicatewitheachother?Theydidn'ttalktoeachother.Theydidn'tusewordsatall.Theyprobablyusedsignsorpointedtothingstheywanted.Forexample,perhapstheyrebbedtheirstomachstoshowthattheywerehungry.Theseearlypeoplehadthoughtsandideas,buttheydidn