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Part2Phonetics,VocabularyandGrammar(第二部分语音、词汇和语法)II.Choosethebestanswer.(选择最恰当的答案)(共20分)Don'ttouchthatplate.It'shot!Whichiscorrectfortheunderlinedpart?A)/a:/ B)/a/ C)/a〃 D) /o /CouldyoudomefavorandpickupSamfromschooltoday?A)the B)an C)a D) /MrSmithwillbefreesoon.YoucanwaitforinthemeetingroomA)his B)he C)himself D)himIt'sapitythatKobeBeanBryant,thefamousbasketballplayer,passedawayJanuary.A)in B)on C)of D)atIthinkthegovernmentshouldfocusmoreglobalclimatechange.A)by B)on C)for D)toItwasnotasasIthought.Aftersomepractice,Icoulddoit.A)hard B)harder C)hardest D)thehardestDon'tworry.Askyourteacherforsomeonhowtoprepareforthefinalexam.A)advice B)idea C)method D)praiseItseemsthattheirfavouritefootballteamwillwinthegameagain.A)possibly B)likely C)certainly D)rarelyTheparentsaskedtheirsontobeseriousbuthealwayspretendednothing.A)tohear B)hearing C)hear D)heardTheywillkeeptheproblemwiththeirinternationalpartners.A)discuss B)todiscuss C)discusses D)discussingIhappenedtoseeJackandMarythismorning.Theyinthestreet.A)walk B)walked C)werewalkingD)arewalkingDrNanshanZhongpredictedthatthenovelcoronavirus新冠病毒)outbreakinChinaoverbythislateJune.A)hasbeen B)hadbeen C)willbe D)wouldbeWhenweareonthetopofthemountain,wecanenjoytheviewsfromsides.A)both B)either C)all D)neitherWewillhavetoputofftheschoolspringoutingtheweatherimproves.A)since B)when C)unless D)ifUnfortunately,Lucyfelldownstairsbrokeherlegyesterdayafternoon.A)and B)or C)so D)butwonderfulconcertitis!It'sthefirsttimethatIhaveseensomanyfamousmusiciansplayingtogether.A)What B)Whata C)Whatan D)HowBecauseofthespreadofthedisease,ourflighttoFrancelastweek.A)iscancelling B)hascancelled C)iscancelled D)wascancelledIt'samazingtheprogrammeputyoure-mailintootherlanguages.A)can B)may C)must D)need-I'mafraidallthestudentshavetogetusedtoonlinelearningatpresent.A)That'sagoodidea. B)Iagreewithyou.C)That'sallright. D)Nevermind.-Excuseme,couldyoutellmethewaytoShanghaiDisneyland?

A）Goodluck!A）Goodluck!Sorry,Iamnewhere,too. D）Notatall.III.Completethefollowingpassageswiththewordsorphrasesinthebox.Eachcanonlybeusedonce.（将下列单词或词组填入空格。每空格限填一词，每词只能填一次）（共8分）A.roughB.completeC.exactlyD.southernE.similartoTherootsof‘rockandroll,gobacktomanydifferentcountries,manydifferentkindsofmusicandmanymusicians.Itisdifficulttosay46howthemusicbegan.RockmusicdevelopedmainlyfromblackAfricanandwhiteEuropeanmusic.TheEuropeansandtheAfricanslaves^隶）cametoAmericaduringtheseventeenthcentury.Theyeachhadtheirownmusic.BlackAfricansusedheavydrumbeats,a47singingvoice,thecallingofamelodyandanswerofachorus.ThewhiteEuropeans,mostlyEnglishandScots,usedastrongermelody,alessheavybeatandinstrumentssuchasguitarsandhorns.Fromtheseventeenthtothetwentiethcentury,musiciansinthe48UnitedStatesdevelopedtwonewformsofmusic:theblues（蓝调-音乐）,usuallyplayedbyblacks,andcountrymusic,playedbywhites.Blackmusicianssangtheblueswithaguitar.Thismusicwas49worksongs:storiesoftroublesandpain,withlinesthatwererepeatedseveraltimes.A.expressedB.traditionC.continuesD.effectsEdiscoveredTheword'rockandroll,probablycamefromtheblackchurchesintheSouth,wherepeoplesanganddancedtothestrongrhythms.Atthesametime,whiteswereplayingcountrymusic.Theywentonwiththeir50ofdancingmusicandslowsongsthattoldsadstories.Thesingersplayedwithstringinstrumentssuchasfiddlesandguitars.Duringthistimebluesandcountrymusicianshadsome51oneachother.Thebirthoftheelectricguitarchangedcountryandbluemusicinthe1940s.Thesoundoftheelectricguitarbecamethesoundofrockandroll.NoonethinksofearlyrockandrollwithoutthinkingofElvisPresley（埃维斯・普里斯利，美国著名摇液明星），the‘KingofRockandRoll,,Rockmusic52todevelop,buttheheartandsoulofrockisthesameheartandsoulthatElvis53.W,Completethesentenceswiththegivenwordsintheirproperforms.用括号中所给单词的适当形式完成下列句子，每空格限填一词）（共8分）Wewatchedthechildrensweepingintopilesinthestreet.(leaf)Suehasalreadysetupherowncompanyinherearly.(thirty)Mynewdressfitsmeverywell,butisalittlebittight.(she)Thecompanyofferedanumberofchancesforteachers'professional.(develop)It'softheladyatthetouristofficetogivemesometipsonwheretovisit.(help)Parentsshouldteachtheirchildrentobehaveinpublic.(proper)Mikecouldthemoodfromnervoustorelaxedinafewminutes.(changeable)Idon'tthinkMr.Brownwas,hejustdidn'tknowthetruth.(honest)V.Rewritethefollowingsentencesasrequired.(根据所给要求，改写下列句子。62-67题，每空格限填一词。68题注意句首大写)(共14分)ThedoctortellsusthatTimneedstobeoperatedonatonce.(改成否定句)ThedoctortellsusthatTimtobeoperatedonatonce.I'vebeenbusyvolunteeringforourcommunitysinceIcamebackfromholiday.对划线部分提问)haveyoubeenbusyvolunteeringforyourcommunity？Daisyisverygoodatsolvingcrosswordpuzzles.做为反义疑问句)Daisyisverygoodatsolvingcrosswordpuzzles,?Tobepopularkids,weshouldnevergetangrysoeasily.(保持句意基本不变)Tobepopularkids,weshouldneversoeasily.We'dbettersetoutearlysothatwewon'thurryontheway.(保持句意基本不变)We'dbettersetoutearlynottohurryontheway.‘Howhavetheymanagedtogeteverythingfinishedsoquickly?’Mikewondered.（改为宾语从句）Mikewonderedtheymanagedtogeteverythingfinishedsoquickly.work,healthy,foryourbody,aregood,to,eatinghabits（连词成句）Part3ReadingandWriting（第三部分读写）W.Readingcomprehension（阅读理解）（共50分）A.Choosethebestanswer^据短文内容，选择最恰当的答案）（12分）OnMarch10,2019,eight-yearoldTaniwontheNewYorkChessChampionshipofhisagegroup.Buttheboy,whowashomelessatthetime,beganlearningthegamelessthanayearago.TaniandhisfamilyarrivedinNewYorkCityfromAfricain2017.Achurchhelpedhimentertheprimaryschool,P.S,116.HerethegiftedboywasfirstintroducedtochessbyateacherMakofsky,ownerofachessclub.Interestedinthegame,theseven-year-oldboyaskedhismothertoallowhimtojointheclub.Asshewasn,tabletoaffordthechessclasses,shee-mailedMakofsky.Tohersurpriseandjoy,MakofskyagreedthatTanicouldleanitforfree.Thoughthechessclubhelps,it'slargelybelievedthatTani'ssuccessliesinhishardwork.Theboypracticesthegameformanyhoursadayonthefloorwithhisboard.EverySaturday,Tanigoestoafree3-hourclasstoimprovehisgameskills.Notsurprisingly,Tani"sstory,firstreportedbytheNewYorkTimes,hasbroughthimgreatsupportfromtheAmericanpublic.SoonaftertheyoungboywontheNewYorkChampionship,MakofskybeganaGofindMeactivityforTaniandhisfamily.Inthisway,Tanicouldcontinuehischessjourney.Itraised$200,000injusttendays,farmorethantheyexpected.Andthemoneygoesoncoming.Butthefamilydonatesmostofthemoneytothechurchandtothosepoorfamilies.TanihasalsogotoffersfromthreefamousprivateschoolsinNewYork.However,thefamilyhavepolitelyrejectedallofthemandchosentocontinueTani,seducationatP.S.116.

Theyoungboy'sstoryalsocaughttheeyeofBillClinton,the42ndUSPresident."Tanl,you'reanexampleofawinningspirit-inchessandinlife.I'dlovetomeetyou.'HesaidonhisFacebook.WhileTaniisexcitedabouthisnewlife,heisreadytomeetgreatchallenges.HeisbusypreparingforthenextNationalPrimaryChampionships.Winningthecompetitionwillbringthechessplayerclosertohisdreamofbecomingtheworld'syoungestchessgrandmaster(最高段的棋手).TherecordhasbeenkeptforI7yearsbytheRussianchessplayerKarjakin,whowonthetitleattheageof12.TaniwontheNewYorkChessChampionshipofhisagegroupwhenhewasA)sevenB)eightC)twelveD)seventeenTanifirstlearnedtoplaychessfromB)hismotherathomeD)afriendinAfricaB)hismotherathomeD)afriendinAfricaB)whenandwhereTanipractiseschessD)howthechessclubhelpsTaniC)Makofsky,ownerofachessclubParagraph3mainlytellsus.A)howhardTaniworksatchessC)whatTani'smotherdoesforhimAfterwinningtheNewYorkChampionship,Tani.A)hopedtomeetBillClinton B)wenttoafamousprivateschoolC)becametherichestboyinNewYork D)gotmuchsupportfromthesocietyTheword'rejectWparagraph5mostprobablymeans.A)invited B)refused C)visited D)forgaveFromthepassageweknow.KarjakinbeatTaniintheNationalPrimaryChampionshipsTanisparentsgavebackthemoneytheyraisedtothechessclubit'sstillabigchallengeforTanitorealizehisdreamTanihasbeentheyoungestchessgrandmasterintheworldnowB.Choosethewordsorexpressionsandcompletethepassage选择最恰当的单词或词语完成短文）（12分）TheDigitalBlackHoleLibrariesaroundtheworldstillholdcopiesofbooksprintedhundredsofyearsago.Wille-booksstillbereadbyusinhundredsofyears'time?Librariansare75thefactthatdigitalinformationanddigitalbooksaredisappearing.Technologyisalwayschanging,andevennow,wecannotgetinformationtypedinprogramsweusedtenorfifteenyearsago.Isdigitaldataindangerofdisappearingintoadigitalblackhole?Amazingly,westillhavecopiesofthefirstcollectionofWilliamShakespeare's36plays（威廉-莎士比亚的36部戏剧）,TheFirstFolio.That'snotbadforabookthat'snearly500yearsold.TheFoliowas76in1623.Around800copieswereprintedand234knowncopiesstillsurvivetoday.Booksareeasytostoreandwedon'tuseanyspecialequipmenttoreadthem.Butwhataboutthedocuments（文件）keptonyourcomputernow？Willpeoplebeabletoreadthemin800,500oreven10years'time？Documentswestoredondiscs（磁盘）tenortwentyyearsagocan'tbe77onour21stcenturylaptops.Whataboutallyourdigitalphotographs？Everysecond,thousandsofthemareuploadedtosocialmedia.Whatwillhappentothem？Willtheybelostinafewyears'time？Musicisindangerofbeinglost,too,wehavetothinkofnewwaystostoreit.Wemustcopythismusicorfindthebestwayofstoringitforfuturegenerations.Whenawebsiteclosesdown,alltheinformationonitisdeleted.It'sgone78.Ithasdisappearedintothe,digitalblackhole'Organizationshaveunderstoodthisproblem.In2004,BritishLibrarystartedtokeepimportantwebsitesforfuturegenerations,justlikepaper-basedliterature.Intheeventofadigitalblackhole,itcouldalldisappear.Theonly79istoprintitalloutandkeepphysicalcopies.Withalltheamazingnewdigitaltechnologyavailabletoustoday,westillhavetorelyonthecenturies-oldtechnologyofprinting.Fornow,printedcopiesarestillthe80waytostoreinformation.75.A)surprisedatB)satisfiedwithC)responsibleforD)worriedabout76.A)translatedB)publishedC)improvedD)destroyed77.A)wastedB)expectedC)openedD)ignored78.A)foreverB)insteadC)nowadaysD)again79.A)contactB)solutionC)difficultyD)decision80.A)cheapestB)newestC)quickestD)safestReadthepassageandfillintheblankswithproperwords在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给)(14分)THEWORLDTODAY22nd丽2042TravelMoonhoteltowelcomefirstguestsHistorywillbemadetodaywhentheTitanMoonHotelfinallyopensitsdoorstowelcomethefirsttouriststothemoon.The$36billionproject,whichhasbeendelayedforthreeyears，hopestor81morethan50guestsaweeksoon.ThefirstspaceplaneleavesforthemoonfromtheLondonSpacePortlaterthisevening.GuestsonitincludetheInternetbillionaireMiraXinandherhusbandBobLatchford.Theyares82athree-dayhoneymoonthere.EntertainmentActorscallforStarClientstopAngryactorsarecallingonpeoplenottogoandseethelatestfilmcalledFilmStarClientbecausetheyfearitcanbetheendoftheirprofession.Inthefilm,awholegroupofrobotsplayhumanroles.Thefilmproducershavegivenr83sayingthatthehugecoststhatHollywoodstarsareaskingformakeitimpossibleforstudiostoproducefilms.Maybeactorsneednotworrytoomuchbecauseearlyreviewsofthefilmhavebeent84.ThefilmopensintheUKonFriday.Scienceandtechnology3Dbecomesareality（现实）,scientistssayImaginesittinginameeting-roominNewYorkwhilealsosittinginyourpyjamasbackhomeinLondon.AccordingtoscientistsattheUnitedEuropeanUniversityinZurich,thiswillbearealitysometimeinthenearfuture.DrMiriamJameson,headofthescienceandcomputingdepartment,heldaconferencetoannounceamajorbreakthrough（突破）in3Dtechnology.Shepromisedthattwoyearsfromnowitwouldbepossibletosend3Dimagesofyourselfa85intheworld,nomatteryouareinNewYorkorinLondon.S86Shirley'sHelsinkiHappinessDoctorshavetoldShirleyWilliamsthatshewillbeabletocompeteintheEuropeanChampionshipsinHelsinkinextmonth.The28-year-oldboxerhadacompletehandoperationafterbeinginvolvedinacaraccident.Doctorsoncetoldherthathercareerwasover.Butatwo-yearintensiverecoveryprogrammemeansthatshenowiswellandhasthechanceagain.'Ineverthoughtthisdaywouldarrive,'shetoldreporters.'AfterHelsinkiI'mgoingtostartt87forLima2044,'sheadded.Answerthequestions版据短文内容回答下列问题）（12分）GeorgeReeder,63,inSomersethasbeengivenabraverycertificate（证书）forsavingthelifeofababyboy.Itwasacoldandwindymorning.Thelocalharbourmaster,GeorgeReeder,wascarryingouthisregulardutieswhenheheardanoisethatcaughthisattention.Ontheothersideoftheharbour,somepeoplewerepointingandshouting,sohecycledoverquickly.MrReederexpectedtoseeadoginthesea,butinstead,hesawababy'sbuggy（ 婴儿车）inaboutfourmetresoffreezingcoldwater.Awomanwasscreamingdesperately-herbabyboywasstrappedintothebuggyandwasinthewater.Thestrongwindhadblownthebuggyintothesea.MrReederquicklydecidedtodosomething“Iwentoverandsawthatthebuggywasupside-down…andIjumpedin,”saidMrReeder.Hepulledthebuggyovertotheseawall.Thensomeotherpeoplecametohelp.Theytiedaropetothebuggyandmanagedtopullitoutofthewaterandtosafety.TanyaAllen,apasser-by(who,fortunately,wasanurse),gavethebabyCPR(心肺复苏术)andwasabletogethimtobreatheagain.MrReederrememberedseein