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2021年江苏高职提前招生文化联合测试英语真题第一部分英语知识运用(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)请认真阅读下列各题,从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Inwinter,Harbinisbeautifulcityofsnowandice.the;aB.the;不填C.不填;aD.不填;theMarkTwainisfamousagreatwriterintheworld.A.ForB.AsC.ToD.By一Richard,youlooktired.一Well,Itheroomallthemorning.A.ampaintingB.HavepaintedC.hadpaintedD.havebeenpaintingI'mreadinganinterestingbook,Iwouldliketointroducetoyou.A.whichB.WhatC.thatD.as5.Elizabethanewideaforincreasingsalesatyesterday'smeeting.A.putupwithB.cameupwithC.caughtupwithD.brokeupwithOnlywhenyou'vereadthebookasecondtimeitbetter.A.youwillunderstandB.willyouunderstandC.youhaveunderstoodC.haveyouunderstoodFestivalsandfoodarerelated.CertainfoodisusuallyservedatcertainfestivalsA.carefullyB.seriouslyC.closelyD.secretlyItwasagreatpityTommissedthefirstpartofthemovie.A.whichB.ThatC.asD.What9.Aseconomyisimproving,morejobswillbeinthatcountry.A.impossibleB.responsibleC.avoidableD.availablelO.Doingexerciseisgoodforourhealth.,it'shardtoletitbecomeahabit.A.HoweverB.InsteadC.ThereforeD.Besidesll.Manyteenagersbelievethatgrowingupmeansresponsible.A.becomeB.havingbecomeC.becomingD.tobecome12.一It'sareallywonderfulpicture.一Yeah.IitinYellowstoneNationalPark.A.tookB.havetakenC.takeD.hadtaken13.Tonywon'tstopcryingyoutellhimastory.A.asB.ifC.unlessD.once14.一Anappleadaykeepsthedoctoraway.一Exactly.Sowe'dbetterhaveeveryday.A.thatB.itC.thisD.one一Excuseme,isourschoollibraryopenalldayontheweekend?一.Onlyfrom1:30pmto5:30pm.A.OfcourseB.That'srightC.I'mnotsureD.I'mafraidnot第二节完形填空(共20题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)请认真阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Attheageof25,Iwasdiagnosed(诊断)withaplasticanaemia.Withoutanoperation,Iwoulddie.Myparentswereadvisedto16me1200kilometersfromourhomeinVereeniging,SouthAfrica,toalargeCapeTownhospitalforthe17.Afterthat,Iunderwentchemotreatment(化疗).IstayedinCapeTownforfivemonths-twointhe18andthreeatmyaunt'shouse.Eachweekmyaunttookmefortreatment19finallymydoctorpermittedmetogohome.A20WasbookedandIstartedcountingdownthedays.Onthebigday,theweatherwasbeautifulbut21.MyauntandIsaidourtearygoodbyesand,asIwalkedout,the22Iwaswearingblewoff,makingitimpossibleformeto23thefactthatI'dlostmyhairduringchemotreatment.Ontheplane,theflightattendant(乘务员)24thatIwasnotwell,soshesweetlyhelpedmetomy25.Later,shecameovertocheckonme.I26herIwasnowwellandthatmysicklyappearancewas27totherecentoperation.Theflightcrewwerevery28tome.Then,aswenearedJohannesburg,theattendanttoldmethecaptainandco-pilothad29metojointhemforlanding.Icould30believe!Inthecockpit,thecaptainhandedmeaheadsetsoIcouldlistentohimandtheco-pilot31withgroundcontrol.Itwaslateafternoonandthefading32wasturningthecloudsdifferentshadesofpinkandorange.Itwasbeautiful.RainstartedsoftlyfallingandI33theplane'swindscreen(雨刮器)sweepasidethewater.Itwasa(n)34I'llneverforget.Justsixmonthslater,Ilostmysightasaresultofavirus.Thatairlinecrew35whatwasgoingtobejustanotherdayintoanunforgettablememory.A.pushB.sendC.mailD.showA.examinationB.competitionC.operationD.educationA.schoolB.hospitalC.hotelD.homeA.untilB.afterC.unlessD.whenA.voyageB.trainticketC.busticketD.flightA.windyB.rainyC.snowyD.foggyA.glassesB.glovesC.tieD.hatA.hideB.proveC.explainD.tellA.promisedB.imaginedC.noticedD.warnedA.bedB.roomC.seatD.feetA.encouragedB.suggestedC.urgedD.convincedA.similarB.dueC.harmfulD.equalA.kindB.strangeC.familiarD.honestA.forbiddenB.persuadedC.invitedD.beggedA.reallyB.possiblyC.nearlyD.hardlyA.argueB.communicateC.bargainD.compareA.moonB.stormC.sunD.thunderA.watchedB.madeC.helpedD.feltA.challengeB.exhibitionC.gameD.experienceA.tookB.turnedC.forcedD.poured第二部分阅读理解(共15题;每小题2分,满分30分)请认真阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AWearetheluckyownersofalovelychocolatelabradorcalledRose.EverydayItakeherforawalkalongtheriverbesideourhouse.Theareaisperfectfordogsaswecanletheroffthelead.Sherunsaroundeverywhere,sniffingthisandsmellingthat,sayinghellotoeverydogshemeetsontheway.Shecertainlyhasagoodnose,becauseatleasttwiceaweekIcatchherwithasmellyoldbonethatshehasfound.ShewouldcarryithomeifIlether,butIdon'twantherwitholdboneincasetheymakeherill.WhenItellhertodropit,shedoessounwilling,lookingatmewithherbigeyesasifI'mstarvingher.Theotherdaywehadbeenwalkingforabout20minutes.SuddenlyInoticedthatinsteadofsniffingandrunningallovertheplaceasusual,shewaswalkingatheel.Inspiteofmetellinghershecouldgo,shekeptwalkingbehindme.Tenminuteslater,shewasstillatheelsoIstoppedandtookagoodlookather.That'swhenIfoundshehadaboneinhermouth.ShehaddecidedthatIwouldn'tseeitifshewalkedalongsidemewhereIcouldjustseethetopofherhead.Ihadtolaughathercleverness.OnceI'dmadeherdropthebonesshewasoff.Hertrickhadn'tquiteworked.ThelabradorcalledRoseis.acatB.adogC.apigD.ahorseWhydoesthewriterthinktheareaalongtheriverisperfect?BecauseRosewon'tgetsick.BecauseRosecanfindboneseasily.Becausetheareaisclosetotheirhouse.BecausethewritercanletRoserunaroundfreely.WhenthewritetoldRosethatshecouldgo,shedidn'tbecause?RoselovedthewritersomuchB.RosewasnotstarvingatallC.RosehadaboneinhermouthD.RosehadtosayhellotoherfriendsWhatcanwelearnaboutRose?SheislovelyandsmartB.SheisprettybutlazyC.ShelikesplayingtricksD.ShelikeswalkingbehindthewriterBNationalToyMuseumThewholefamilywillbesurprisedanddelightedbythiscollectionofover50,000items-fromchildren'stoys,includingahugerangeofBarbiesandanexcitingStarWarscollectiontounusualmotorcyclesandrarecars,bikesandaircraft.Kidswillloveourhugetoyshoppluspicnicandplaygroundarea.Price:Adult$15,

Child$5,Under5yearsFREEFamily$35(2aduIts+upto3children)9portpuLL■-—9portpuLL■-—NjiUonWanakaCommunityPoolSwim,relaxandplayattheWanakaCommunityPool.Indoorsandheated,we'reopenallyearroundforswimming!Comeandvisitusforfunforthewholefamily.Phone:034439334(booking)Freephone:0800472335Pooladmissionprice:Adult$5,Children$3,Family$14(2adult+upto3children)Email:.nzTofindmoreinformationabouttheNationalToyMuseum,youcan.call034439334call0800472335visitwww.nttmuseum.co.nz.nzIfJohnwantstovisitthemuseumwithhistwo-year-olddaughter,howmuchdoesheneedtopay?A.$8.B.$14C.$15D.$20Accordingtothemap,whichisclosesttoWanakaCommunityPool?LismoreStreet.B.PlantationRoad.C.LakesideRoadD.HedditchStreetCFortheVictorians(维多利亚时代的人)therewasnoplacelikehome.Thefamilywascentraltotheirlives.Ashomeandworkbecamemoreandmoredivided,thehomewasseenasarefuge(避风港)fromthetoughbusinessworld.Thewomanprovidedcomfortandsupport;shewasthe“angelinthehome“asoneVictorianpoetdescribedit.HomelifeEntertainment(娱乐)wasanimportantpartoffamilylife.Victorianfamiliesspentmanyhoursathomeinthesittingroom,wheretheyreceivedguestsandgatheredtoplaymusic,read,enjoygames,andtalk.VictorianchildrenVictorianfamilieswereoftenquitelarge-asinglefamilymightconsistofasmanyassixorsevenchildren.Childrenweretreatedwithstrictnessbytheirparentsand,atalltime,childrenwereexpectedtobeseen,butnotheard.FamilyrolesInwealthyhomesthefatherwasheadofthefamily,andhiswordwasneverquestioned.Hisrolewastogotoworkandprovideforthefamily.Awoman'splacewasinthehome.Until1882,amarriedwoman'spropertybelongedtoherhusband.Herrolewasthatofgoodwifeandmother;shewasnotexpected,andoftennotallowed,towork.Fromthe1840s,somemiddle-classwomenfoughtforgreaterfreedom.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEabouttheVictorians?Theirfamilieswereoftenofsmallsize.Theirhomeswereseenasarefugeformen.Menprovidedcomfortandsupportathome.Familymembersspentlittletimeonentertainment.HowdidVictorianparentstreattheirchildrenaccordingtothepassage?Inastrangeway.Inarudeway.Inacrazyway.Inastrictway.ThemainroleofaVictorianwifewasto.gotoworkandprovideforthefamily.lookafterherhusbandandchildrenwell.Fightforgreaterfreedomforthewholefamily.Workhardandtrytobeamiddle-classfamily.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?VictorianwivesB.VictorianhusbandsVictorianchildrenD.VictorianfamilyTheveryfirstbicycle,calledthehobbyhorse,wasinventedin1819.Itwasmadeofwood,hadnopedal,andyoupusheditalongthegroundwithyourfeel.Thefirstbikewithpedalstopowerthebackwheelswasthevelocipede,inventedin1893.However,thefirstbicyclethatlookedlikethoseweridetodaywastheRoversafetybicycle.Itwasbuiltin1885bytheBritishengineerJohnStarley.Ithadachain,adiamond-shapedframe,andequal-sizedwheelswithspokes.Britishengineersinventedthepennyfarthing(calledaHighWheelerintheUS)in1870.Eachturnofthepedalsmadethebicycletravelalongwayonthelargefrontwheel.Unfortunately,thishighwheeledbikewasunsafetorideandwasofteninaccidents.Sowhenthesafetybikewasinventedin1885,thepennyfarthingsoondisappeared.Modernbicycleshavegreatlyimproved.Withthehelpofgears,riderscancycleuphillincomfortbychangingthenumberoftimethebackwheelturnsforeachturnofthepedals.Thefirstbikethatlookedlikethoseweridetodaywas.A.thehobbyhorseB.thepennyfarthingtheRoversafetybicycleD.thevelocipedeWhydidthepennyfarthingdisappearsoonafter?Becauseithaddifferent—sizedwheels.Becauseitcosttoomuchtobuildit.Becauseitranataverylowspeed.Becauseitwasunsafetoride.Whatcanbeusedtohelparidergouphilleasilyonmodernbicycle?A.Gears.B.Brakes.C.Pedals.D.HandlebarsWhichofthefollowingcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.HistoryofbicyclesB.ModernbicyclesC.EarlybicyclesD.Sizesofbicycles第三部分读写任务(共5小题,每小题1分,满分5分)请认真阅读下列短文,并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。每个空格只填一个单词。HowtotaketopeoplewithhearinglossPeoplewhohavehearinglossmaystrugglewithasurprisingsideeffect.KatherineBouton,authorofShoutingWon'tHelptaughtfriendsandfamilyhowtohelp.DON'T:ShoutSpeakclearlyandinanormalvoice;yellingdoesn'thelpapersonwithhearinglosshearyouanybetter.Theexception:ifyourvoiceisparticularlyquiet,youshouldspeaklouder.DON'T:Lean(倾身)intotheearAlmostallpeoplewithhearinglossreadlips.Don'tspeakdirectlyintotheirearbecausethepersonwon'tbeabletoseeyourlips.DON'T:forgettoremovewhitenoiseMostpeoplewithhearinglosshaveahardtimedistinguishing(辨别)speechoveranoisyaircondit

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