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英语模拟试题—That’sgreat!A．doB．did．don’tDdidn’t12．—Mum,thedresslooksnice．MayI______？姓名编号A．putonitB．tryonitC．wearitD．takeit一、选择填空（共15分，每小题1分）

13．Idon’tquitelike__It’stooharDA．thefifthlessonB．thelessonfiveC．fivelessonsD．thefifthlessons1．—Marywon’tgoshoppingthisafternoon

14．—Hehadnothingforbreakfast,______he？—Iwon’tgo__—______．Hehadsomemilk．A．eitherB．yetC．alsoD．tooA．；YesB．had；No．did；NoD．did；Yes2．—Arethereanyfishinthelakenow15．Idon’tthinkKatesaweShe______asweaterforher．—No．______anywaterinitinwinter．A．hasjustchosen．hadjustchosenC．ischoosingD．wasjustchoosingA．Thereisn’．Therearen’tC．Itisn’．Theyaren’t

二、阅读理解（共40分，每小题2分）Passage13．They______forShanghaionFriday．ShallwegotoseethemoffatthetrainstationA．areleavingB．areleftC．haveleftD．leftAprofessorfromNewYorkUniversityoncewenttoaremoteareatodosomescienceresearch.Oneday,heatesomethingwrongandbecamesick,butitwastoofartogobacktothecity.“Ihavetoseeadoctor,“4．—Remember______himaboutitbeforehegoesaway．

gettingagoodone?”—Sure,Iwill．A．tellB．totellC．tellingD．totelling5．Wewalkbackbecausewethelastbus．“It’seasy,ther.“Everytimeadoctorlosesalawthathe’mustflyaballoonabovehisoffice.”Sohebeganhissearch.Onedoctorflew20balloons,another30.Thentheprofessorfoundanofficethatwasflyingonlyfive,andwentin.A．should；caughtB．hadbetter；tookC．tookD．had；missed“Youhavetowait.I’vebeenverybusy,”theyoungdoctortoldhim.6．Theoldwomankeptoneblackdogandtwowhite______．A．oneB．onesC．thoseD．one’sbusinessonlyyesterday.”Theprofessorwasfrom_______.A.AustraliaB.BritainC.JapanD.America7．Thiskindofskirtlooksandsells______．Theword“remote”inthefirstse_________.A．nice；goodB．well；wellC．nice；wellD．；niceA.遥远的B.繁华的C.附近的D.城市的8．Thiskindofcar______Lanzhou．A．ismadeofB．ismadefromC．ismadebyD．ismadeinHewantedtofindadoctorbecause_________.A.hewantedtodoscienceresearchB.hewantedtoflyaballoonC.hewantedtospeaktoalocalD.hebecamesick9．—HowdoyoulikethisbluesweaterTheyoungdoctorwasthe______doctortheprofessorfound.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.fourth—Ipreferblue,butthisoneistoo______．A．darkB．blackC．deep．white10．Iwonderifhetonight．Ifhe______,I’llletknowWhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Theprofessorwenttotheremoteareatoseeadoctor.B.Thedoctorwhohadfiveballoonswasthebestone.A．willcome；comesB．；willcome．；comesD．willcome；C.Thedoctorhadfiveballoonsbecausehehadlostfivepatients.D.Thelocaltoldtheprofessortoseethedoctorwithfiveballoons.

willcome11．—WhyyougotoMoscowforyourholiday？Passage2C.GreatLoveD.AnEarOperation"CanIseemybaby?"askedthehappynewmother.WhenthebabywasinherPassage3arms,shecouldn'tbelievehereyes.Thebabywasbornwithoutears.Timeprovedthatthebaby'shearingwasperfectthoughhehadnoears.Hegotonwellwithhisclassmates.Butoneday,hesaidtohismother,tearsinhiseyes,"Abigboycalledmeafreak(畸形的)."Theboy'sfatheraskedthefamilydoctor."Couldnothingbedone?"Thinkaboutthedifferentwaysthatpeopleusethewind.Youcanuseittoflyakiteortosailaboat.Windisoneofourcleanestandrichestpowersources(来源)aswellasoneoftheoldest.Evidenceshowsthatwindmills(风车)begantobeusedinancientIranbackintheseventhcenturyBC.TheywerefirstintroducedtoEurope"IbelieveIcouldgraft(植入)onapairofouterearsiftheycouldbegotten,"thedoctorsaid.Theytriedtofindapersonwhowouldbehelpfulfortheyoungman.

duringthe1100s.whenarmiesreturnedfromtheMiddleEastwithknowledgeofusingOneday,hisfathersaidtotheson,"You'regoingtothehospital,son.MotherandIhavesomeonewhowilldonate(捐献)theearsyouneed.Butwemustkeepitasecretwindpower.Formanycenturies,peopleusedwindmillstogrind(磨碎)wheatintoflourorpumpwhothepersonis."Theoperationwasagreatsuccess,andanewpersonappeared.Hisclevernessandwaterfromdeepunderground.Whenelectricitywasdiscoveredinthelate1800s,hardworkmadehimaverysuccessfulperson.Hemarriedandlivedahappylife.

peoplelivinginremoteareasbegantousethemtoproduceelectricity.ThisallowedHewouldaskhisfather,"Whogavemetheears?Icoulddoenoughforhimorthemtohaveelectriclightsandradio.However,bythe1940swhenelectricitywas

her."availabletopeopleinalmostallareasoftheUnitedStates,windmillswererarelyused.

"Idonotbelieveyoucould,"saidthefather."Theagreementwasthatyouarenottoknow...notyet."Duringthe1970s,peoplestartedbecomingconcernedaboutthepollutionthatisTheyearskeptitsecret,butthedaydidcome.Hestoodwithhisfatheroverhismother'sbody.Slowly,thefatherraisedthethick,brownhair.Tohissurprise,thesonfoundhismotherhadnoouterears.createdwhencoalandgasareburnedtoproduceelectricity.Peoplealsorealizedthatthesupplyofcoalandgaswouldnotlastforever.Then,windwasrediscovered,though"Mothersaidshewasgladsheneverhadherhaircut,"hisfathersaidinalowitmeanshighercosts.Today,thereisaglobalmovementtosupplymoreandmoreofvoice,"andnobodyeverthoughtmotherlessbeautiful,didthey?"Themotherwassurprisedatthefirstsightofherbabybecausethebaby_____.A.hadnoouterearsB.wasbornwithouthairourelectricitythroughtheuseofwind.ThefirstwindmillswasintroducedtoEuropeA.byaccidentB.byIranianC.bysoldiersD.1100yearsago

C.wasinherarmsD.couldnothearherThesentence"...anewpersonappeared."means"______."

27.FromthetextweknowthatwindmillsA.anewbabywasborninthehospitalB.astrangercameintothehospitalC.anewdoctortookcareoftheboyD.theboycametoliveanewlifeWhydidtheboy'smotherneverhaveherhaircut?A.wereinventedbyEuropeanarmiesB.haveahistoryofmorethan2,800yearsC.usedtosupplypowertoradioinremoteareasD.haverarelybeenusedsinceA.Becauseshelikedherthick,brownhair.electricitywasdiscoveredB.Becauseherworkdidn'tallowhertodothatC.BecausethehairwasgoodforherhealthD.BecauseshewantedtokeepthefactasecretWhatwasanewuseforwindpowerinthelate19thcentury?A.Sailingaboat.B.ProducingelectricityC.Grindingwheatintoflour.D.PumpingwaterfromundergroundWhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingto(根据)thepassage?A.Theboycouldn'thearwithoutearsatfirst.29.Oneofthereasonswindwasrediscoveredinthe1970sisthat_________.B.Theboydidn'tknowthetruthuntilhismotherdied.C.Hisparentsoftenencouragedhimtoworkhard.D.Hisclassmateswerealwaysmakingfunofhim.A.windpoweriscleanerB.itisoneoftheoldestpowersourcesC.itwascheapertocreateenergyfromwindD.thesupplyofcoalandgasfailedtomeetneeds25.Whichisthebesttitle(标题)forthepassage?A.ACleverBoyB.KindParents30.Whatwouldtheauthorprobablydiscussintheparagraphthatfollows?A.Theadvantagesofwindpower.B.Thedesignofwindpowerplants.TimBeckerandhisneighborsaredoingsomethingtomaketheirneighborhoodaC.TheworldwidemovementtosaveenergyD.Theglobaltrendtowardsproducingtrouble-freearea.powerfromwindWhenTimBeckergetsinhiscartogoshopping,hedoesn6drivetoastoreandbackhome.Healwayslooks37upanddownthestreetsofhisPassage4NowandagainIhavehadhorribledreams,butnotenoughofthemtomakemelosemydelightindreams.Tobeginwith.Iliketheideaofdreaming,ofgoingtobedandlyingstillandthen,bysomequeermagic(神奇的魔力),wanderingintoanotherkindofexistence.Asachild,Icouldneverunderstandwhygrown-upstookdreamingsocalmlywhentheycouldmakesucha大惊小怪)aboutanyholiday,Thisstillpuzzlesme.Iampuzzledbypeoplewhosaytheyneverdreamandappeartohavenointerestinthesubject.Itismuchmoreastonishingthanitwouldbeiftheysaidtheyneverwentoutforawalk.Mostpeopledonotseemtoacceptdreamingaspartoftheirlives.Theyappeartoseeitasanirritating(令人困扰的)littlehabit,likesneezingoryawning(打哈欠).Icanneverunderstandthis.Mydreamlifedoesnotseemasimportantasmywakinglifebecausethereisfarlessofit,buttomeitisimportant.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowarddreaming?A.HelikesitB.HethinksitpuzzlingC.HehatesitD.Hedoesn’tacceptitaspartofhislifeFortheauthorofthepassage,dreamingis.A.anirritatinglittlehabitB.ahorriblebutwonderfulexperienceC.atruereflectionofrealityD.anotherkindofexistenceTheauthorofthepassagesuggeststhatpeoplewhosaytheynevergooutforawalkare.muchimportanceA.interestingB.mysterious(难以理解的)C.foolishD.lazyTheauthorofthepassageenjoysdreamingmost.A.onlywhenhewasachildB.onlywhenheisagrown-upC.bothasachildandasagrown-upD.onlyinhisoldageTheauthorofthepassagecomplains(抱怨)thatmostpeople.A.areoverexcitedabouttheirdreamsB.havehaddreamsmostofthetimeC.arenotinterestedintalkingabouttheirdreamsD.considertheirdreamsofto三、完形填空（共分，每小题1分）neighborhood.Helooksforanything38suchasstrangecars,loudnoises,39windows,orpeoplegatheringonstreetcorners.Tim40toaneighborhoodwatchgroupinStoneville,Indiana,USA.Theneighborhoodwatchgroup41onthethirdWednesdayofeverymonth.That2Timgetstogetherwithabouttenofhisneighborstodiscusscommunity43.Membersoftheneighborhoodwatchgroupwanttohelpthepolice44theirhomes,streets,andfamiliessafe.TinaStedman,presidentoftheirneighborhoodwatchgroup,agrees45Tim.“tothinkthatcrimehappenstootherpeoplebutnottothem.Well,itneverhappenedtome,”shesaid,“butIdon’tthinkanotherpeopleortomakethemfeel47.sittingintheirownhomes.”Alex,amemberofthegroup,saidthatalltheneighbors48outforoneanother.Shefeelstheneighborhoodwatchgroups49alotinkeepingcrimedown.HerhusbandJimagrees,“Policearegoodpeople,buttheycan50.”’tdoA.yetB.stillC.justD.ratherA.carefullyB.clearlyC.nervouslyD.coldlyA.familiarB.unusualC.expensiveD.interestingA.containedB.openC.oldD.brokenA.attendsB.belongsC.goesD.turnsA.meetsB.quarrelsC.singsD.searchesA.whereB.whyC.whenD.howA.politicsB.wealth