2020高考英语全真模拟试卷和答案

本试卷分第I卷（选择题）和第n卷（非选择题）两部分.满

分150分.考试时间120分钟.

第I卷（三部分，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5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、

B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。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。

1.Whattimewillthefirstperformancestart?

A.Twentyafterseven.B.Halfpastseven.

C.Twentytoseven.

2.Whichbusdoesthemanwanttotake?

A.Anumber5.B.Anumber3.C.Anumber63.

3.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A.Hewantsthewomantocallhim.

B.Hewantstoringhisfriend.

C.Heasksthewomantousethetelephone.

4.WhatwillJimdothisweekend?

A.Hewillbeinvitedtoaparty.

B.Hewillgoforapicnicwithhisfriends.

C.Hewillspeakatameeting.

5.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

A.Payingtaxes.B.Thepriceofcigarettes.

C.Givingupsmoking.

第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

听下面5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三个选项中选出最佳选项。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，各小题将给出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至第7题。

6.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?

A.Anewcar.B.Theroadsigns.C.Thetraffic

lights.

7.Whoismorefamiliarwiththedrivingruleson

high-ways?

A.Thewoman.YCYB.Theman.C.Bothofthem.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Atwhatstageisthewomaninherstudy?

A.Sheisajunior.B.Sheisasenior.C.She

isateachingassistant.

9.Whatistheprofessor?sfirstreplytothewoman,

srequest?

A.Hedoesn,tintendtoofferthecourse.

B.Hedoesn'tthinkthecoursewillinteresther.

C.Hethinksthecoursewillbetoodifficultforher.

10.Whatdoesthewomansaytopersuadetheprofessor

tohelpher?

A.Sheisusuallywellprepared.

B.Shewanttotakeaneasycourse.

C.Shewantstoreadabookinhiscourse.

听第8段材料，回答第n至第13题。

11.WhydidthemangetanewTV?

A.TVisonsale.B.HelovesbigTV.C.Hisold

TVdoesn'twork.

12.HowmuchdoesthemanpayforthenewTV?

A.$1200.B.$1250.C.$2400.

13.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofthenewTV?

A.Itisabargain.B.Itistooexpensive.

C.It'swellworththemoney.

听第9段材料，回答第14至第16题。

14.Whatistheconversationabout?

A.Choosingajob.B.Doingshopping.

C.Workinginanoffice.

15.What'sthefirstpieceofadvicethemangivesthe

woman?

A.Thatshedesigninteractivemedia（互动媒体）.

B.ThatshebeaTVnewsdirector.

C.Thatshebeanovelist.

16.What'sthewomanmostinterestedin?

A.ATVnewsdirector.B.Anewspaperreporter.

C.Computers.

听第10段材料，回答第17至第20题。

17.Holidaysarehappydayswithpleasurebutthey

may.

A.bringweightproblems

B.makeyouhatedeliciousfoods

C.makeyouworriedaboutyourfoods

18.Whatshouldyoudotoreallyenjoyyourholidays

withoutputtingonweight?

A.Drinkmuchwaterandhavevegetablesonly

B.Noteatmuchfoodinhighfat

C.Notacceptinginvitationstofeast

19.Whatisanecessaryparttostopyoufromputting

onweight?

A.VegetablesYCYB.Caloriesofenergy

C.Physicalexercise

20.Excesscaloriescanbefoundinyourbodyinthe

formof.

A.energyB.fatC.food

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佳选项。

21.TheChineseastronautsFeiJunlongandNieHaisheng

weresostruckbybeautyof

naturethattheytooklotsofpicturesin

space.

A./;/B./;theC.the;theD.the;/

22.Theyoungman,whenquestionedwhyhethe

law,justlookedatthepolicemanandsaidnothing.

A.hadbrokenB.brokeC.breaksD.was

breaking

23.Theylosttheirwayintheforest,

and.Whichofthefollowingiswrong?

A.whatmademattersworsewasthatnightbeganto

fall

B.whatwasworse,itwasgettingdark

C.tomakemattersworsethatnightwasfalling

D.worsestill,nighthadfallen

24.Thedoctorhadalmostlosthopeatonepoint,but

thepatientfinally.

A.pulledoutB.pulledthroughC.pulledup

D.pulledover

25.Nobodybutdoctorsornursesandthoseby

DrHutoenterthepatient'sroom.

A.invited;isallowedB.areinvited;are

allowed

C.beinginvited;allowedD.invited;

areallowed

26.thepeoplehavebecomemastersoftheir

countrysciencecanreallyservethepeople.

A.Itisonlythen;thatB.Itwasthat;

when

C.Itisonlywhen;thatD.It

waswhen;then

27.Hesuggestedameetinganditmaybe

suggestedheinourplan.

A.tohold;wasinterestedB.不填；was

interested

C.holding;shouldbeinterested

D.shouldhold;interested

28.Thecarelessmanreceivedaticketforspeeding.He

sofast.

A.mustn,thavedrivenB.wouldn'thave

driven

C.can'thavedriven

D.shouldn,thavedriven

29.NativeAmericansfromthesoutheasternpartof

isnowtheUnitedStatesbelievedthattheuniversein

whichtheylivedwasmadeupofthreeworlds.

A.thatYCYB.whichC.where

D.what

30.一IthinkyoushouldphoneJennyandsaysorryto

her.

一Itwasherfault.

A.NotpossibleB.NotatallC.Nochance

D.Noway

31.Tohisdisappointment,theopinionhehadstuck

outwrong.

A.toturnB.toturningCtoturned

D.tobeturned

32.Whodidyouseeinthemiddleofthefront

rowmakingthatmuchnoise?

A.seatedB.sitC•seat

D.seating

33.ThisisthenursewhotomewhenIwasill

inhospital.

A.accompaniedB.attended

C.entertainedD.cared

34.IfIhadworkedharderatschool,Iina

comfortableofficenow.

A.wouldsitB.wouldhavesatC.wouldbe

sittingD.weresitting

35.ItlongbeforetheChineseSpaceCenter

ShenzhouVIISpacecraft.

A.willnotbe;launchesB.is;will

launch

C.willnotbe;willlaunchD.is;

launches

第二节：完形填空（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，然后从各题所给的四个选项（A、

B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

OnEasterDay1722,someEuropeanexplorersfounda

lonelyislandinthemiddleofthePacificOcean.They

36itEasterIsland.Theexplorersfoundthattheisland

hadgoodsoil37the200nativeslivingtheresurvived

withlittlefood.Evenmore38,thesepeoplealsolived

amongtheruinsofwhatmighthavebeenaoncegreat

civilization.Allthatisleftofitarearound800giant

stonestatues39humanheads.They40upto270tons

andthetallestmeasuresover11metres.Thestonemen

face41,ratherthanouttosea,andtheireyesare

focuseduponthesky.Theyareallcarvedfrom42

volcanicrock（火山岩）andsomehavehatsontheirheads

andeyesmadefromwhitecoral.Sincetheir43,these

hugestonemen44oneofthegreatestmysteriesofall

time.Whobuiltthem?Whydidtheydoit?Someexperts

believethestonemenare45toIncastonework,and

suggestthefigureswerecreatedbypeopleofPeruvian

descent（血统）.46haveevengonesofarastosaythat

theycamefromouterspace.Thelatestsuggestion47

theideathatEasterIslandrepresentsoneofthe

worstcasesofresourceabuseinhumanhistory.Itis

saidthatasmallgroupofAsianssettledonEaster

Island48between400and700AD.Theydevelopedagreat

civilizationwithhugeforestsand49food.Atthepeak

oftheircivilization,thepeoplebegantobuildthe

giant50men.Whytheydidthisisstill51butitis

possiblethefiguresrepresentthesettlers,godsor

ancestors.52thestatuesgrewlarger,thepeople's

lifestylesbecamemoreandmorewasteful.Theforest

begantodisappear,which53alltheanimalsdying

out.54couldn,tgetfoodandwereforcedtoeatother

humans.Societybeganto55andtheislandersthemselves

finallydestroyedthestonemen.

36.A.saidB.werecalledCnamed

D.spoke

37.A.andB.butChowever

D.still

38.A.surpriseB.surprisedC.surprising

D.surprisingly

39.A.lookingB.resemblingCliking

D.standingfor

40.A.weighB.liftCget

D.measure

41.A.forwardB.outwardConward

D.inward

42.A.brokenB.softC.hard

D.burnt

43.A.lookingB.inventionC.discovery

D.covering

44.A.havehappenedB.haveledtoC.have

takenplaceD.havecreated

45.A.usualB.commonC.familiar

D.similar

46.A.AnotherB.OtherC.Others

D.Many

47.A.isfocusedonB.isbasedonC.is

dependedonD.is；concentratedon

48.A.somedayB.onedayC.sometime

D.once

49.A.plentyofB.numberofC.muchof

D.amountof

50.A.cleverB.stoneC.wooden

D.iron

51.A.welcomeB.knownC.unimportant

D.unknown

52.A.WhileB.AfterCWith

D.As

53.A.resultedinB.resultedfrom

C.createdD.layin

54.A.TheislandsB.ThepeopleC.Theanimals

D.TheEuropeans

55.A.breakoutB.breakinC.breakinto

D.breakdown

第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2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，

选出最佳选项。

A

Likemanyofmygeneration,Ihaveaweaknessforhero

worship.Atsomepoint,however,weallbeginto

questionourheroesandourneedforthem.Thisleads

ustoask:Whatisahero?Despiteimmensedifferences

incultures,heroesaroundtheworldgenerallyshare

anumberofcharacteristicsthatinstructandinspire

people.

Aherodoessomethingworthtalkingabout.Aherohas

astoryofadventuretotellandacommunitywhowill

listen.Butaherogoesbeyondmerefame.

Heroesservepowersorprincipleslargerthan

themselves.Likehighvoltagetransformers（变压

器），heroestaketheenergyofhigherpowersandstep

itdownsothatitcanbeusedbyordinarypeople.

Theherolivesalifeworthyofimitation.Thosewho

imitateagenuineheroexperiencelifewithnewdepth,

enthusiasm,andmeaning.Asuretestforwouldbeheroes

iswhatorwhomdotheyserve?Whataretheywilling

toliveanddiefor?Iftheanswerorevidencesuggests

theyserveonlytheirownfame,theymaybefamous

personsbutnotheroes.MadonnaandMichaelJacksonare

famous,butwhowouldclaimthattheirfansfindlife

moreabundant?

Heroesarecatalysts（催化齐！J）forchange.Theyhavea

visionfromthemountaintop.Theyhavetheskilland

thecharmtomovethemasses.Theycreatenew

possibilities.WithoutGandhi,Indiamightstillbe

partoftheBritishEmpire.WithoutRosaParksand

MartinLutherKing,Jr.,wemightstillhave

segregated（隔离的）buses,restaurants,andparks.It

maybepossibleforlarge-scalechangetooccur

withoutleaderswithmagneticpersonalities,butthe

paceofchangewouldbeslow,thevisionuncertain,and

thecommitteemeetingsendless.

56.Althoughheroesmaycomefromdifferentcultures,

they.

A.generallyprocesscertaininspiring

characteristics

B.probablysharesomeweaknessesofordinarypeople

C.areofteninfluencedbypreviousgenerations

D.allunknowinglyattractalargenumberoffans

57.Accordingtothepassage,heroesarecomparedto

high-voltagetransformersinthat.

A.theyhaveavisionfromthemountaintop

B.theyhaveawarmfeelingsandemotions

C.theycanserveasconcreteexamplesofnoble

principles

D.theycanmakepeoplefeelstrongerandmore

confident

58.GandhiandMartinLutherKingaretypicalexamples

ofoutstandingleaderswho.

A.aregoodatdemonstratingtheircharming

characters

B.canmovethemasseswiththeirforcefulspeeches

C.arecapableofmeetingallchallengesand

hardships

D.canprovideananswertotheproblemsoftheir

people

59.Theauthorconcludesthathistoricalchangeswould

A.bedelayedwithoutleaderswithinspiringpersonal

qualities

B.nothappenwithoutheroesmakingthenecessary

sacrifices

C.takeplaceiftherewereheroestoleadthepeople

D.produceleaderswithattractivepersonalities

B

ItcameassomethingofasurprisewhenDiana,Princess

ofWales,madeatriptoAngolain1997,tosupport

theRedCross'scampaignforatotalbanonall

anti-personnellandmines（地雷）.Withinhoursof

arrivinginAngola,televisionscreensaroundthe

worldwerefilledwithimagesofhercomfortingvictims

injuredinexplosionscausedbylandmines."Iknew

thestatistics,“shesaid."Butputtingafaceto

thosefiguresbroughttherealityhometome;likewhen

ImetSandra,a13-year-oldgirlwhohadlostherleg,

andpeoplelikeher.”

ThePrincessconcludedwithasimplemessage:"Wemust

stoplandminesn.Andsheusedeveryopportunityduring

hervisittorepeatthismessage.

But,backinLondon,herviewswerenotsharedbysome

membersoftheBritishgovernment,whichrefusedto

supportabanontheseweapons.Angrypoliticians

launchedanattackonthePrincessinthepress.They

describedheras“veryill-informedanda“loose

cannon（乱放炮的人）.”

ThePrincessrespondedbybrushingasidethe

criticisms:"Thisisadistraction（干扰）wedonot

need.AllI'mtryingtodoishelp.”

Oppositionparties,themediaandthepublic

immediatelyvoicedtheirsupportforthePrincess.To

makemattersworseforthegovernment,itsoonemerged

thatthePrincess'striphadbeenapprovedbythe

ForeignOffice,andthatshewasinfactvery

well-informedaboutboththesituationinAngolaand

theBritishgovernment?spolicyregardinglandmines.

Theresultwasasevereembarrassmentforthe

government.

Totryandlimitthedamage,theForeignSecretary,

MalcolmRifkidnd,claimedthatthePrincess,sviews

onlandmineswerenotverydifferentfromgovernment

policy,andthatitwas“workingtowards“aworldwide

ban.TheDefenseSecretary,MichaelPortillo,claimed

thematterwas“amisinterpretationor

misunderstanding.”

ForthePrincess,thetriptothiswar-torncountrywas

anexcellentopportunitytouseherpopularitytoshow

theworldhowmuchdestructionandsufferinglandmines

cancause.Shesaidthattheexperiencehadalsogiven

herthechancetogetclosertopeopleandtheir

problems.

60.PrincessDianapaidavisittoAngolain

1997

A.tovoicehersupportforatotalbanoflandmines

B.toclarifytheBritishgovernmentJsstandon

landmines

C.toinvestigatethesufferingsoflandminevictims

there

D.toestablishherimageasafriendoflandmine

victims

61.WhatdidDianameanswhenshesaid”…puttinga

facetothosefiguresbroughtthereality

hometome”

A.Shejustcouldn,tbeartomeetthelandminevictims

facetoface.

B.TheactualsituationinAngolamadeherfeellike

goingbackhome.

C.Meetingthelandminevictimsinpersonmadeher

believethestatistics.

D.Seeingthepainofthevictimsmadeherrealize

theseriousnessofthesituation.

62.SomemembersoftheBritishgovernmentcriticized

Dianabecause.

A.shewasill-informedofthegovernmentJspolicy

B.theywereactuallyopposedtobanninglandmines

C.shehadnotconsultedthegovernmentbeforethe

visit

D.theybelievedthatshehadmisinterpretedthe

situationinAngola

63.HowdidDianarespondtothecriticisms?

A.Shepaidnoattentiontothem.B.Shemademore

appearancesonTV.

C.Shemetthe13-year-oldgirlasplanned.

D.Sherosetoarguewithheropponents.

C

Onaverage,Americankidsages3to12spent29hours

aweekinschool,eighthoursmorethantheydidin

1981.Theyalsodidmorehouseholdworkandparticipated

inmoreofsuchorganizedactivitiesassoccerand

ballet.Involvementinsports,inparticular,rose

almost50%from1981to1997:boysnowspendanaverage

offourhoursaweekplayingsports;girlsloghalfthat

time.Allinall,however,childrenJsleisuretime

droppedfrom40%ofthedayin1981to25%.

“Childrenareaffectedbythesametimecrisisthat

affectstheirparents,saysSandraHofferth,who

headedtherecentstudyofchildren'stimetable.Achief

reason,shesays,isthatmoremothersareworking

outsidethehome.（Nevertheless,childreninboth

doubleincomeand“malebreadwinner"householdsspent

comparableamountsoftimeinteracting（相互影响）with

theirparents.19hoursand22hoursrespectively（各

自的）.Incontrast,childrenspentonly9hourswith

theirsinglemothers.）

Allworkandnoplaycouldmakeforsomeverymessed

一upkids."Playisthemostpowerfulwayachild

explorestheworldandlearnsabouthimself,〃says

T.BerryBrazelton,professoratHarvardMedical

School.Unstructuredplayencouragesindependent

thinkingandallowstheyoungtonegotiatetheir

relationshipswiththeirpeers,butkidsages3to12

spentonly12hoursaweekengagedinit.

Thechildrensampledspentaquarteroftheirrapidly

decreasing"freetime“watchingtelevision.Butthat,

believeitornot,wasoneofthefindingsparentsmight

regardasgoodnews.Ifthey'respendinglesstimein

frontoftheTVset,however,kidsaren'treplacing

itwithreading.Despiteeffortstogetkidsmore

interestedinbooks,thechildrenspentjustoveran

houraweekreading.Let'sfaceit,who'sgotthetime?

64.Bymentioning"thesametimecrisis〃SandraHofferth

means.

A.childrenhavelittletimetoplaywiththeir

parents

B.childrenarenottakengoodcareofbytheir

workingparents

C.bothparentsandchildrensufferfromlackof

leisuretime

D.bothparentsandchildrenhavetroublemanaging

theirtime

65.Accordingtotheauthorachilddevelopsbetter

if

A.hehasplentyoftimereadingandstudying

B.heislefttoplaywithhispeersinhisownway

C.hehasmoretimeparticipatinginschool

activities

D.heisfreetointeractwithhisworkingparents

66.TheauthorisconcernedaboutthefactthatAmerican

kids.

A.areengagedinmoreandmorestructuredactivities

B.areincreasinglyneglectedbytheirworking

mothers

C.arespendingmoreandmoretimewatchingTV

D.areinvolvedlessandlessinhouseholdwork

67.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat.

A.extracurricular（课夕卜活动）activitiespromote

children'sintelligence

B.mostchildrenwillturntoreadingwithTVsets

switchedoff

C.effortstogetkidsinterestedinreadinghavebeen

fruitful

D.mostparentsbelievereadingtobebeneficialto

children

D

Itisn,toftenthatanentireindustryissymbolized

inthefigureofasinglehumanbeing,andsuchisthe

casewithCanadianaviationandtheaircraft

industry.ThemanistheHon.JohnA.D.McCurdy,and

thelifestoryofthisstillvigorous（积极

的），distinguishedCanadianisatonceandatthesame

timethethrillinghistoryofaviation'sprogressin

Canada.

ItallbeganonecoldFebruarydayin1909atBaddeck,

NovaScotia,whenJohnMcCurdyconfounded（击败）the

criticsbyflyingtheSilverDart,anaircraftdesigned

byhimself,forhalfamileovertheiceofBrasdeor

Lakes.ThiswasthefirstpoweredflightinCanadaand

thefirstbyaBritishsubjectinthe

Commonwealth.McCurdygaveproofofhisflyingability

一andofthedevelopmentandtheuseoftheaileron

bybeingthefirstmanintheworldtocarryoutafigure

eightintheair.Hebecamethefirsttopilotaflying

boat,takingofffromLongIslandSound.Heflewthe

firstairplanetoMexico.In1911hehadmadethelongest

flighttodate,andthatoveropensea90milesfrom

KeyWesttoHavana.Hewonthefirstcrosscountryrace

inCanada40milesfromHamiltontoToronto一andhe

transmittedthefirstradiomessagefromaircraft.

WhenWorldWarIIcame,McCurdytookonboard

supervisory（监督）authorityforCanadianaircraft

productionbyservingwiththegovernmentinvarious

seniorpositions.

FollowingWorldWarII,McCurdywashonoredbybeing

madelieutenantgovernor（政府顾问）ofNovaScotia

wherehemadeCanadaJsfirsthistoricflight.Henow

livesinMontrealwithasummerhomeinBaddeck,site

ofhisfirstflight.

68.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowing

statementsisNOTtrueaboutMcCurdy?

A.HewasaCanadian.

B.HeisregardedasthesymbolofCanadianaviation

andaircraftindustry.

C.Heisthefirstmantofinishafigureeightin

theair.

D.HenowlivesinBaddeck.

69.The"SilverDart"is.

A.thenameofaweaponB.aplaneboughtby

McCurdy

C.thenicknameofafamousCanadianpilotD.a

planedesignedbyMcCurdy

70.McCurdyisNOTthefirstoneto.

A.flyinCanadaB.pilotaflyingboat

C.flyfromKeyWesttoTorontoD.flytoMexico

71.Thebesttitleforthispassageis.

A.HowMcCurdyBecameaFamousCanadianPilot

B.McCurdy'sLegendaryExperience

C.McCurdyandtheCanadianAviation

D.McCurdy一theSymbolofAmericanAviationandthe

AircraftIndustry

E

“Tear'emapart!”"Killthefool!"Murderthereferee

（裁判）！〃

Thesearecommonremarksonemayhearatvarious

sportingevents.Atthetimetheyaremade,theymay

seeminnocentenough.Butlet'snotkidourselves.They

havebeenknowntoinfluencebehaviorinsuchawayas

toleadtorealbloodshed.Volumeshavebeenwritten

aboutthewaywordsaffectus.Ithasbeenshownthat

wordshavingcertainconnotations(含义)maycauseusto

reactinwaysquiteforeigntowhatweconsidertobe

ourusualhumanisticbehavior.Iseetheterm"opponent”

asoneofthosewords.Perhapsthetimehascometo

deleteitfromsportsterms.

Thedictionarymeaningoftheterm,opponent'is

adversary:enemy,onewhoopposesyour

interests”.Thus,whenaplayermeetsanopponent,he

orshemaytendtotreatthatopponentasanenemy.At

suchtimes,winningmaydominateone'sintellect,and

everyaction,nomatterhowgross(rude),maybe

consideredjustifiable.Irecallanincidentina

handballgamewhenarefereerefusedaplayer'srequest

foratimeoutforaglovechangebecausehedidnot

considerthemwetenough.Theplayerproceededtorub

hisglovesacrosshiswetT-shirtandthen

exclaimed."Aretheywetenoughnow?”

Intheheatofbattle,playershavebeenobservedto

throwthemselvesacrossthecourtwithoutconsidering

theconsequencesthatsuchamovemighthaveonanyone

intheirway.Ihavealsowitnessedaplayerreacting

tohisopponentJsinternationalandillegalblocking

bydeliberatelyhittinghimwiththeballashardas

hecouldduringthecourseofplay.Offthecourt,they

aregoodfriends.Doesthatmakeanysense?Itcertainly

givesproofofacourtattitudewhichdepartsfrom(goes

against)normalbehavior.

Therefore,Ibelieveitistimeweelevated(提升)the

gametothelevelwhereitbelongstherebysettingan

exampletotherestofthesportingworld.Replacing

theterm"opponent"with"associate"couldbeanideal

waytostart.

Thedictionarymeaningoftheterm"associate”is

“colleague";"friend”;〃companion”.Reflectamoment!

Youmaysoonseeandpossiblyfeelthedifferencein

yourreactiontotheterm"associate〃ratherthan

〃.〃

opponent.

72.Whichofthefollowingstatementsbestexpresses

theauthor'sview?

A.Aggressivebehaviorinsportscanhaveserious

consequences.

B.Thewordspeopleusecaninfluencetheirbehavior.

C.Unpleasantwordsinsportsareoftenusedby

foreignathletes.

D.Unfairjudgmentsbyrefereeswillleadtoviolence

onthesportsfield.

73.Harshwordsarespokenduringgamesbecausethe

players.

A.aretooeagertowin

B.areusuallyshorttemperedandeasilyoffended

C.cannotaffordtobepoliteinfiercecompetition

D.treattheirrivalsasenemies

74.Whatdidthehandballplayerdowhenhewasnot

allowedatimeouttochangehisgloves?

A.Herefusedtocontinuethegame.

B.Heangrilyhittherefereewithaball.

C.Heclaimedthattherefereewasunfair.

D.Hewethisglovesbyrubbingthemacrosshis

T-shirt.

75.Theauthorhopestohavethecurrentsituationin

sportsimprovedby.

A.callingonplayerstousecleanlanguageonthe

court

B.raisingthereferee'ssenseofresponsibility

C.changingthe