往年高考英语总复习测试题

09年高考英语总复习测试题英语试题本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第n卷（非选择题）两部分，共150分。考试时间120分钟。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）.听下面五段对话。每段对话后有一小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选由最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。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。Whereisthewomannow?A.InAppleStreet.B.InkingStreet.C.InWillowStreet.Whywasthemanlate?A.Hehadavisitor. B.Hemissedthebus.C.Heforgotthetime.Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Friends..B.Parentandchild.C.Employerandemployee.Howmanyunitsmustthemanreviewovertheweekend?A.Four. B.Five. C.Nine.Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.Theyprefertostand. B.Theycan'tfindseats. C.Theycansitnearthestage.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）.听下面6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三个选项中选由最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。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，各小题将给由 5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。.Whatisthewomandoing?A.Buyingaticket.B.Servingameal.C.Bookingatable.Whenwillthewomanprobablybethere?A.At2:00.B.At3:00.C.At5:00.听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。一WhatdowelearnaboutPeter?Heenjoyscollectingmoney.Hewonacyclerace.Hewasgivenabike.Howlonghashebeencycling?A．5years. B．17years. C．22years.听第8段材料，回答第 l0至11题。Onwhichfloorcanyouseesmokeandflames?A．Thegroundfloor. B．Thefourthf1oor.C．Thetenthfloor.．Whatarethefiremendoing?A．Theyareclimbingoutofthewindow.B．Theyarestoppingthetraffic.C．Theyarecarryinganoldman.听第9段材料，回答第 12至14题。Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Inaconcerthall. B．Inanoldpalace.C．InanartschoolWhatdoesthemanlikebestinthisplace?A．Thelights. B．Thepaintings.C．Thecolours.Whatdoweknowaboutthetwospeakers?A．Theyareinterestedinthep1ace.B．Theywishtobecomerichsoon.C．Theywanttoliveinthehouse.听第10段材料，回答第 15至17题。Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Theinterview. B．Thecandidates.C．Thejobs.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofMary?A． Calm. B． Reliable. C． Confident.Whowillprobablygetthejob?A． Jane. B． Sophie. C． Mary.听第11段材料，回答第 18至20题。WhatpreventsthemantakingtheShakespearecourse?A．It'salreadyfull. B．It’sveryexpensive. C．Itrequiresastartercourse.Whatproblemdoesthemanhave?A．Hecan’ttakeeveningclasses.B．Hisbosswon’tgivehimaleave.C．Hehastotakethecoursemanytimes.Whatwillthemando?A.Giveuphisjobatthecaf.eB．Checkthecourseatanothercollege.C．Changehisworkhourswithhisfriend.第二部分：英语知识运用（共两节 ,满分45分）第一节：单项填空（共 15小题，每小题 1分，满分 15分）从 A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最AA．must B mayAA．which B what佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项的标号涂黑。21．— DoyouhaveMary'saddress?—Sorry,Idon'thaveit meatpresent．A．to B．on C．forD．from22．Mikeseldomasks questionsinclass,buttodayheraised fairlygoodone．A．/;a B．the;a C．/;the D．/;/23．— Hi,David,Iheardyouhadanaccidentthismorning．—Yes．Luckily,Ihitthebrakesintime Iwouldbeinjuredbadly．A．and B．but C．orD．soYoureallyneedtogooutandgetsomefreshairandsunshine．You overworkedduringthelasttwoweeks．A．havebeen B ． wereC．hadbeen D．wouldbeTheywentonwellatfirstbuteventuallyeverything theyhadworriedabouthappened．C．thatDC．that26．—CanIaskyouafewstraightforwardquestionsaboutyourself？—Noproblem．Ilike whenpeopleareopenanddirect．A．that B．this C．itD．themTheconferenceaimstodevelopbusinessandletpeoplethinkabout theycanhaveapositiveinfluenceontheplanet．A．why B．that C．whatD．howAnn hereanymore．Sheleftlastmonth．A．won'twork B．doesn'tworkC．hasn'tworked D．isn'tworking thechapterfourtimes,Ifinallyunderstoodtheauthor'stheory．A．Reading B．Havingread C．Toread D．ReadTheyliveonabusyroad．There bealotofnoisefromthetraffic．D．couldCD．could．Onceagainhefailedtohandinhishomework hehadbeengivenenoughtimetodoit．A．incase B．asthough C．sothat D．eventhoughIfyourorderisready,theT-shirt toyouassoonaspossible．A．hasdelivered B．isdeliveredC．willdeliver D．willbedeliveredI'dliketohave car．TheoneIhavegotkeepsbreakingdown．A．areliable B．amorereliableC．amostreliableD．themostreliableIt'salwaysbettertotellthetruth．Lieshaveabadhabitof you!A．catchingupwith B．callingonC．takingcareof D．lookingforTheHotelAlArab thefirstandonly7-starhotelintheworldwasdesignedintheshapeofasailof321meters.A．wasconsidered B． consideringC．beingconsideredD．considered第二节完型填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从36—55各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选由最佳选项，并在答题卡上涂黑。Oneday,manyyearsago,whenIwasworkingasapsychologistatachildren'sinstitutioninEngland,anadolescentboyshowedupinthewaitingroom.Iwentouttherewherehewas36upanddownrestlessly.Timworeablackraincoatthatwas37allthewayuptohisneck.Hisfacewaspale,andhestaredathisfeetwhilewringing（扭）hishandsnervously.Hehad38hisfatherasababy,andhadlivedwithhismotherandgrandfathereversince.Buttheyearbeforeheturned13,hisgrandfatherandmotherwerekilledinacaraccident.IlookedatTim.Hewasvery39anddepressed（inlowspirits）.Herefusedtotalktome.Thefirsttwotimeswe40,Timonlysathunchedup（蜷缩）inthechairwithoutsayingaword.Ashewasabouttoleaveafterthesecondvisit,Iputmyhandonhisshoulder.Hedidn't41back,buthedidn'tlookatmeeither."Comebacknextweek,ifyoulike,"Isaid.I42abit.ThenIsaid,"Iknowithurts."Hecame,andI43weplaychess.Henodded.AfterthatweplayedchesseveryWednesdayafternoon—in44andwithoutmakinganyeyecontact.It'snoteasyformeto45inchess,butIadmitthatImadesureTimwononceortwice.Usually,hearrivedearlier,tookthechessboardandpiecesandsetthemupbeforeIevengota(n) 46tositdown.Itseemedasifheenjoyedmy47.Butwhydidhe48lookatme?"Perhapshesimplyneedssomeonetosharehis49with,"Ithought.Oneafternoon,Timtookoffhisraincoatandputitonthebackofthechair.Whilehewassettingupthechesspieces,hisfaceseemedmore50andhismotionsmorelively.Somemonthslater,IsatstaringatTim'shead,51hewasbentoverthechessboard.Iwasthinkingabouthowlittleweknewaboutthehealing(治疗)process.52,helookedupatme."It'syour53,"hesaid.Afterthatday,Timstartedtalking.MaybeIgaveTimsomething,butIlearnedalotfromhim.He

showedmehowone-withoutanywords—can54outtoanotherperson.Allit55isahug,ashouldertocryon,afriendlytouch,asympatheticnature—andanearthatlistens.36.A.walkingB.jumpingC.sitting36.A.walkingB.jumpingC.sittingD.jogging37.A.put B.buttonedC.wrappedD.tiedA.hated B.foundA.sad B.madA.hated B.foundA.sad B.madC.missed D.lostC.calm D.tough40.A.talkedB.triedC.gatheredD.met40.A.talkedB.triedC.gatheredD.met41.A.callB.comeC.drawD.get41.A.callB.comeC.drawD.get42.A.suspectedD.doubted42.A.suspectedD.doubtedB.hesitatedC.worriedA.insistedB.A.satisfactionD.excitementA.insistedB.A.satisfactionD.excitementA.cheatB.A.promiseB.demandedC.requiredB.patiencemoveC.playinvitationC.orderD.suggestedC.silenceD.winD.chanceA.attendanceD.instructionA.sometimesD.everB.techniqueC.companyB.neverC.oftenA.attendanceD.instructionA.sometimesD.everB.techniqueC.companyB.neverC.oftenA.,painB.secretC.ideasD.interestsA.seriousB.A.sinceB.A.SuddenlyB.A.timeB.A.seriousB.A.sinceB.A.SuddenlyB.A.timeB.A.figureB.A.worksB.第三部分：阅读理解lovely C. aliveuntil C. beforeNervouslyC. Strangelyturn C. faultleave C.bringgives C.takes（共20小题，每题D.paleD.whileD.FortunatelyD.wayD.reachD.makes2分，满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（ A、B、C和D中，选由最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Whenitcomestointelligence,humanbeingsarethetopdogsoftheanimalkingdom.Butinrecentyears,scientistshavebeendocumentingsurprisingintelligenceandemotionaldepthinanimalsrangingfromhoneybeestoelephants.Herearesomeamazingexamples.ArtisticMonkeyBusinessJanetSchmid,directoroftheLittleRiverZooinNorman,Oklahoma,learnedalotabouttheintelligenceofcapuchinmonkeys.Sheandherhusband

adoptedayoungmale,namedBailey.Thecapuchinparticularlylikedtakingcarrides,insistingthatheinsertthekeyandrideinthefrontpassenger'sseat.NowBaileyhasbecomeadevotedpainter.Heusesbrushestocreatecolorful,abstractpaintings,andprefersnottobedisturbed.PrairieDogSoundThroughavarietyofbirdlikesounds,prairiedogswarneachotherofapproachingcreatures.Theydemonstrateasurprisinglycomplexcommunicationsystem.Inhis25themyearsofstudy,Slobodchikoff,aprofessorofbiology|hasrecordedIithempronouncingtennounsincludinghawk,deerand_coyote£aidumberofadjectivestoidentifycolor,sizeandshape,andevenssmeverbstoindicatespeed.Inanongoingstudy,Slobodchikofflearnsthattheirbraincontainsaveryextensivevocabulary.Heonceusedhisbestprairiedogsoundtosaycoyote,andtheyjustlookedathiminangerasifhe

hadsaidabadword.OneAfricangreyparrotAlexissaidtohavethecognitiveabilitiesofafive-year-oldchild.Alexcanidentify50differentIvyLeagueobjects,sevencolors,fiveshapes,quantitiesuptosix,andthe解conceptsofbigger,smaller,sameanddifferent.区对,；-滋力•警-：嗨i；图二浮;":AlsoAlexisconsideredtomakereasoneddecisions.Duringan承嘉媛■.蟒■.黛Ia・・解—七确耀融刘二experiment,researchersgaveAlexdifferent-coloredblocksinsetsoftwo,threeandsix.Whenaskedwhichcolorgrouphadfiveblocks,Alexreplied,"None."Andheansweredthesameinrepeatedtests.Obviously,heinterpretedtheconceptof“none”asanabsenceofquantityallonhisown.That'salotlikeahighschoolstudentansweringquestionsonaquizshow.Whichofthefollowingistrue?Baileyisascleverasachildoffive.Theprairiedoglovestakingcarrides.Thecapuchinmonkeyisfondofpainting.D.Alexdevelopsacommunicationsystem.Theunderlinedword “coyote" inParagraph4refersto.A.averb B.ananimalC.awarning D.anadjectiveTheAfricangreyparrotAlexcan.A.answerquestionsonaquizshowB.understandthefigure"7"C.identifyfivecolorsandsevenshapesD.applytheconceptof“none”correctlyWhatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Animalcommunication.B.Animalresearch.C.Animalintelligence. D.Animalinformation.BWhensomeonegivesyouadvice,listenwithoutjudgment,trytofindvalueinwhatyou'rehearing,andsay:“Thankyou”.Thiswiseadviceiseasytounderstandyethardtopractice.I'llgiveyouanexamplefrommylifewhenItotallyblewitintermsofpracticingwhatIteach.InmyworkItravelconstantly.Ialwaysputoffgoingtotheairportuntilthelastsecond.Mywife,Lyda,wassittingnexttomeinthefrontseat.Iwasracingalongandnotpayingmuchattention.Lydacriedout!”Lookout!Thereisaredlightupahead.”Beingatrainedbehavioralscienceprofessional—whoteachesothersthevalueofencouragingadvice—Inaturallyscreamedather:“Iknowthereisaredlightupahead!Don’tyouthinkIcansee?”Whenwearrivedattheairport,Lydadidn’tspeaktome.Iwonderedwhysheseemedmadatme.DuringtheflighttoNewYork,Ididacost-benefitanalysis.Iaskedmyself:“WhatwasthecostofjustlisteningwhenLydacalledoutthewarning?Zero.”Ithenreasoned:“Whatwasthepotentialbenefit?Whatcouldhavebeensaved?” Severalpotentialbenefitscametomind,includingherlife,mylife,andthelivesofotherpeople.IlandedinNewYorkfeelingashamedofmyself.IimmediatelycalledLydaandtoldhermycost-benefitstory.Iconvincedher:“Thenexttimeyouhelpmewithmydriving,Iamjustgoingtosay,‘Thankyou.’”Afewmonthspassed,andIhadlongforgottentheincident.Again,Iwasracingofftotheairport,whenLydacriedout:“Lookoutfortheredlight!”Iwasembarrassed,andthenshouted:“Thankyou!”I’malongwayfromperfect,butI’mgettingbetter.Mysuggestionisthatyougetinthehabitofaskingtheimportantpeopleinyourlifehowyoucandothingsbetter.Andbereadyforananswer.Somepeoplemaytellyouthingslike“Lookoutfortheredlight."Whenthishappens,rememberthatthereispossiblysomepotentialbenefit.Thenjustsay:"Thankyou.”Whatdoweknowabouttheauthor?A.Heisexpertatbehavioralscience.B.Heisgiftedincost-benefitanalysis.C.Heseldomtakeshiswifesadvice.D.Heoftenrunstheredtrafficlight.Theunderlinedpart“blewit“inParagraph1probablymeans"”. A.becameannoyedwiththeadviserB.forgotthepracticalmethodC.failedtosay“Thankyou" D.lostpersonaljudgmentItcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatpeople.A.tendtobedefensivewhengivenadviceintendtofollowothers'suggestionshadbetterstudybehavioralscienceD.shouldgivetheiropinionspatientlyThepurposeofthepassageistoadvisepeopleto.A.doacost-benefitanalysisindailylifetreasureotherssuggestionslearnfromtheauthor'sexperiencesD.discoverpotentialbenefitsLastweek,weexplainedthattheplanetMarshaspassed“opposition.”ItpassedapointoppositetheSun.Thisweek,wetellabouttheplanet'ssurprisingmotion（运动）amongthestars.Forthousandsofyears,peoplehaverecognizedthatplanetstravelamongthestars.TheplanetsgenerallyfollowthepathtakenbytheSunthroughthesky.TheSun’spathiscalledtheecliptic.ThegroupsofstarsalongtheeclipticarecalledtheZodiac.Themotionoftheplanetscanbeconfusingattimes.EveryoneknowstheSunrisesintheeastandsetsinthewest.ButthisiscausedbytheturningmotionoftheEarth.Planetsgenerallymovefromwesttoeast.However,Marswillappeartomovebackwardforabouttwomonthsthisyear.ThishappensbecausetheEarthisovertakingMarsonitswayaroundtheSun.Marsbeganitsbackward,orwestward,motiononMay11th,ItwillstartmovingeastwardagainonJuly19th.Mars’apparentmotionhasbeenamysterytoastronomersforhundredsofyears.MostearlytheoriesofthesolarsystemarguedthattheSunandplanetsturnedaroundtheEarth.ButthesuddenwestwardmotionofMarspresentedaproblem.WhywouldMarsmovewestfortwomonthswhenitnearsopposition?In1543,aPolishchurchworkernamedNicolasCopernicuspublishedadifferenttheory.HistheorysaidtheEarthandplanetsmovedaroundtheSuninperfectlycircularorbits.Copernicus'theorywassimpler.ButhisSun—centeredsystemstilldidnotexplaintheobservedmotionofMarsverywell.Finally,aGermanmathematiciannamedJohannesKeplerpublishedacompletetheoryofthemotionoftheplanetsin1619.HehadcarefullystudiedthemotionofMarsformanyyears.JohannesKeplerdiscoveredthattheplanetsdonotmoveincircularorbitsaroundthesun.Instead,theytravelinflattenedorbitscalledellipses.Mars'ellipticalorbitisthecauseofitsunusualbrighteningthisyearanditsapparentlargesize.Duringthenextseveralweeks,youcanseeforyourselfwhythemysteriousmotionofMarshascausedsomanypeopletowonder.64.Fromthepassagewecanlearnthat.thesunandplanetsgenerallytravelwestwardKeplerstudiedtheorbitoftheplanetsin1619Copernicus'theorywellexplainedthemotionofMarsD.theEarth'sturningmotioncausesthesuntoriseintheeastOnJuly19thMars.A．willpassthe“opposition” B． appearstochangeitsdirectionagainC．willbegintomovewestward D． appearstochangeitsorbitagainWhydoesMarsappeartobebiggerandbrighterwhenitpasses“opposition”?A．Itisovertakingtheearth.B．Itfollowsthepathofthesun.C．Itmovesinanellipticalorbit. D．Ittravelsinacircularorbit.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．TheRecentResearchintoMarsB．TheSurprisingMotionofMarsC．TheGreatDiscoveryonMars D．TheWonderfulMysteryofMarsDAloneinthewilderness.Nothingbutjungle.Aworldofshadowwiththeraysoflightfallinglikeblondehairfromthecrownsofthegianttrees.Jungleinthemiddaysun.Everythingmotionless.Notasoundfromskyorearth.Completesilence.Onlysomecoconutsfalling,atlongintervals,veryfaraway.Theworldreducedtothesofttouchofcoolgrassalongmynakedback,andasweetsmellofrichsoilandvegetation.Stretchedoutwithclosedeyesbesidemyheavyburdenoffruitandfirewood,Ienjoyedthefeelingoffreshbloodstreamingthrougheverypartofmybodyandfreshjungleairfillingeverycornerofmylungs.Restingmotionless,Icouldseethesunthroughmyclosedeyelids,aloneinthesky,aslonelyasI,andasmotionlessandsilentaseverythingelse.Theearthhadsurelystoppedturningandsomewhereonthisplanettherewassupposedtoberoaringtrafficinbusystreets.Whatacrazy,unbelievablethought!Anothercoconutfell,tomaketheworldcometoacompletestandstill.IhadtorolloverontomystomachtofeelthatatleastIcouldmoveandmakenoises.ThenIfoundcompany.Alittlebrownantwasstrugglingtofinditswaywithabitofdrystrawthroughthejungleofleavesandgrassbelowmynose.IwonderedifIcouldgivethelittlefellowaliftwithitsburden,butitshowednottheslightestsignoftirednessandstruggledonwithallsixlegs,headfirstorheadlast,wavingitsfeelersenergeticallyasifthetriphadjuststarted.Whoeversawatiredant?Tiredness,disagreeabletiredness,isrestrictedtohuntedanimals,slavesandmodernman.Itisasgreataneffortforanofficeclerktowalkfiveblockswithaloadedbrief-caseasitisforajungle-dwellertocrossavalleywithagoatonhisback.Itisashardtogetupandclimborrunwhenyouhavebeenseatedforyearsasitistogetupandwalkwhenyouhavebeeninbedformonths.Thebodyisstrange.Spareit,andyougetreallytiredforalmostnothing;useit,andalmostnothingmakesyoureallytired.Irosetomyfeet.Ihadheardahorseneighingdowninthevalley.Aboveme,ontheopenhighlandplains,therewerewildhorses.Butdowninthevalleytherewasneverahorseunlesstherewasamanonit.Somebodywasmakinghiswayupthevalleyandmywifewasalone.Theauthormentionscoconuts'fallingto.A.showhislonelinessB.addbeautytothejungleC.expresshisloveofnatureD.stresstheabsolutesilence69.Howdoestheauthorfeelabouttheant?Headmireditsattitudetowardwork.Hewasamazedatitstirelessefforts.Heshowedsympathyforthelittleant.D.Hewascontenttohaveitasacompanion.Itcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphthattheauthorwouldprobably.A.workharderthanbeforeB.talktothemanonthehorseC.makehiswayhomeD.stayinthevalleyWecanlearnfromthepassagethattheauthor.A.enjoyedbeingaloneB.hadanunforgettableadventureC.missedhisbusylifeinthecity D.experiencedawordofquietnessE“Imageiseverything.Anentireindustryhasbeenbuiltuponthepreconditionthatimageiseverything,butwhenitcomesdowntoit,anappealingimageisnotenough.Ifthereisnosubstancebehindtheimage,theproduct,serviceorpersonwillfailatlength.Firstofall,oneshouldconsiderhowimportantimageisinthesellingofproductsandservices.Advertisingagencieshaveraisedtheartofcreatinganimagetoastateofnearperfection.Publicconceptofthatproductorserviceiscertainlymanagedbytheimagescreatedbytheadvertisingagencies.Butiftheproductorservicedoesnotliveuptotheimagethatwascreated,thecustomerwillbeverydissatisfiedandpossiblyaskfortheirmoneyback.Forexample,theArthurAndersenaccountingfirmhadspentdecadesbuildingupanimageoftrustworthiness.Buttherecentscandal（丑闻）showedthatbehindthatimage,ithaddishonestbusinesspractices.Despitethepreviouspositiveimage,thefirmisbeingaccusedofcriminalactionsanditwillprobablynotsurviveasabusinessunit.Althoughtheimagehadbeennearlyperfect,therealitybehindtheimagehasledtothedownfalloftheworldfamousaccountingfirm.Similarly,personalconsultantscanbuildupapublicimageforpoliticiansandmoviestars.Puttingoutpositivenewsreleases,makingsurethatonlythebestphotographsarepublished,andensuringthatthepersonisseeninalltherightplacescanbuildupaverypositiveimageintheviewofthegeneralcommons.Butonceagain,historyisfilledwithexamplesofbothpoliticiansandmoviestarsthatfellfromgrace（体面 ）likethestoryoftheHollywoodactorgivingintothepressuresoffameandfortune.Withpeople,justaswithproductsandservices,imageiscertainlyimportant,butwithoutpositivesubstancebehindtheimage,failureisclose.Tosummarize,itisclearthatanappealingimageisextremelyimportanttosuccess,whetherthatimageisrelatedtosellingaproductorserviceortothe"selling"ofaperson.Butimageisonlyhalfoftheequation.Whatliesbehindthatimageiseverybitasimportantastheimageitself—thepersonorproductmustdeliveronthatimageorthereislittlechanceforlong-termsuccess.ThedownfalloftheArthurAndersenaccountingfirmisduetoA.itsdishonestyinbusiness B.itspreviousimagesC.itsbadmanagement D.itspoorserviceWhydidsomefamouspeoplefallfromgrace?Theirimageswerenotwellbuiltup.Theyfailedtoliveuptotheirimages.Theyfeltmuchpressurefromthepublic.D.Theypaidlittleattentiontofameandfortune.74.74.TheauthortriestoarguethatimagecreateseverythingimageisthekeytosuccesstruthgoeshandinhandwithimageD.truthandimageareequallyimportant第n卷（共35分）第四部分：书面表达（共两节， 35分）第一节情景作文（20分）PhotographerwantedWearelookingforapplicationsfor假如你是李华，你校校刊“OurSteps”的招聘启事引起了你的兴趣，请根据下列信息用英文写一封申请信。姓名：李华 性别：男年龄：16 年级：高一兴趣：摄影、写作、户外运动其他：活泼、开朗、精力充沛;——汪息：.词数不少于60。.可根据需要适当增加细节。.信的开头、结尾已给由。DearHarry,I'mwritingtoapplyforthephotographerforOurSteps.Iamlookingforwardtohearingfromyou.YoursSincerely,LiHua第二节开放作文（15分）请根据下面提示，写一篇短文。词数不少于 50oInanEnglishspeechcompetition,youareaskedtodescribe（请务必将开放作文写在答题纸的指定区域内）

参考答案第一部分：听力理解 （共两节， 30分）TOC\o"1-5"\h\z第一节 （共 5小题；每小题 1.5分，共 7.5分 ），1．B 2．A 3．C 4．A5．B笫二节 （共 15小题；每小题 1.5分，共 22.5分 ）6．C 7． A 8． B 9． B 10． A11．C 12． B 13．C 14． A 15． B16．C 17． B 18．C 19． A 20． B第二部分：知识运用 （共两节， 45分）第一节单项填空 （共 15小题；每小题 1分，共15分）21．B 22．A 23．C 24．A 25．C29．B 30．A34．A 3529．B 30．A34．A 35．D5分，共30分)39． A 40． D44． C 45． A49． A 50． C54． D 55． C2分，共40分)59． C 60． A64． D 65． B69． A 70． C74． A 75． D31． D 32． D 33． B36．A37．B38．D41．C42．B43．D46．D47．C48．B51．D52．A53．B第三部分阅读理解（共20小题；每小题每/」56．C57．B58．D61．C62．A63．B66．C67．B68．D71．D72．A73．B第四部分：书面表达 （共两节， 35分）第一节情景作文 （20第四部分：书面表达 （共两节， 35分）第一节情景作文 （20分）Onepossibleversion：DearHarry,I’mwritingtoapplyforthephotographerforOurSteps.I’mLiHua,aboyofsixteen,presentlyinmyfirstyearofhighschool.I’moutgoingandenergetic.I’minterestedinphotographybecauseitallowsmetorecordthebeautifulmomentsinmylife.LastyearIwonthesecondprizeinyouthgroupatBeijingPhotographyCompetition.Besides,I’mgoodatwriting,whichmightbehelpfulforthework.Takingpartinallkindsofoutdooractivitiesisalsooneofmyhobbies.IwouldliketoworkforOurStepssinceitwouldbeagreatopportunityformetojoininsocialactivitiesandenrichmylife.Iamlookingforwardtohearingfromyou.YoursSincerely,LiHua第二节 开放作文（ 15分）Onepossibleversion：Inthepicture,wecanseeacircleofbricksstandingnexttoeachother.Thefirstbrickontherightisfallingdown,causingthefallingofthenextone.Intheend,thewholecirclewillberuined.Thepictureconveysamessagethatthesuccessofaprojectdependsoneachindividualstep.Wheneachindividualstepisgivenfullattention,itisquitelikelythatthewholeprojectwillbeasuccess.Inthesameway,amistakeinonestepmayleadtoacompletefailureofthewholeproject,asisshowninthepicture.Soeachindividualstepcanmakethedifferencebetweensuccessandfailure.Weshouldtryourbesteverystepoftheway.附：听力材料Text1：W：Excuseme.IsthisAppleStreet?M：No,thisisKingStreet.W：KingStreet?Oh,dear.I'mlookingforAppleStreetandIthoughtthiswasit.M：AppleStreetisjusttwoblocksfromhere,nexttoWillowStreet.Text2W：Thefilmhasbeenonfortenminutes.It'sapityyoumissedthefirstpart.M：IwasabouttoleavemyhousewhenIhadanunexpectedvisitor.SoIwasalittlelate.Text3W：I'msorry,sir.Ididn'tfinishthejobasrequired.M：Oh,no.Sally,don'tsaysorry.Anywayyou'vetriedyourbest.Text4W：Prof.Wangsaidthatthefinalexamwouldcoverthefirstnineunits.M：Really?Ithoughtitonlyincludedthefirstfiveunits.ThenImustspendtheweekendgoingovertherestofthem.Text5M：Let'strytofindseatsnearthestage.W：Listen,we'llbeluckyifwecanfindaplacetostandatthisconcert.Text6M：DeepSeaRestaurant",goodmorning!W：I'dliketoreserveatableforfive.M：Andwasthattoday,Madam?W：Ofcourse.M：Atwhattime,Madam?W：Oh,aboutthreeo'clock,Isuppose.M：I'mafraidweonlyservelunchuntil3p.m.,Madam.W：Ohwell,twoo'clockthen,anditmustbebyawindow.M：OK.Andyourname,please?W：Belington,Mrs.MarthaBelington.M：Verygood,Mrs.Belington.Atableforfiveat2p.m.today.Text7W： Now,Peter.You'vehadafewminutestorest.Canyoutellussomethingaboutyourself?Howoldareyouandwhatdoyoudo?M：I'mtwenty-twoandI'mabusconductor.W：Abusconductor?Soyou'reusedtocollectingmoney.Whotaughtyoutocycle?M：Nobody.Itaughtmyself.I'vebeencyclingsinceIwasfive.W：Andwhoboughtthatbeautifulracingcycleforyou?M：Iboughtitmyself.Iworkedover-time.W：Goodforyou!Andwhatareyougoingtodonow?M：Now?Ifyoumeanthisminute,I'mgoingtohavealonghotbath.W：Youmustneedtorelax.Again,congratulations.ThatwasPeterJames,winnerofthisyear'sLondontoBrightoncyclerace.Text8Goodevening.It'stentoelevenandthisisAndrewBrettattheInternationalHotelinthecitycentre.Thehotelisonfire.Smokeandflamesarecomingoutofthedoorsandwindowsonthegroundfloor.Someyoungchildrenarerunningoutofthehotel.Nowamanisopeningawindowonthefirstfloor.He'sclimbingoutofthewindow—thisisverydangerous.Atlast!Thefireenginesarearriving.Somefiremenaregoingintothehotel.Threepolicemenarestoppingthetraffic.