2022高考英语百天仿真冲刺卷卷九

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第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（共5小题；每小题I.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，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回来有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。

1.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?

A.Hestoppedworking.

B.Heusedtoworkatnight.

C.Hewillworkovernight.

2.Wherearethetwospeakersmostprobably?

A.Ataclinic.

B.Inaclassroom.

C.Inabank.

3.Whichseasonisitnowmostprobably?

A.Summer.

B.Autumn.

C.Winter.

4.What'sthewoman?

A.Apolicewoman.

B.Areceptionist.

C.Aticketseller.

5.Whataretheytalkingabout?

A.Thehotweather.

B.Theair-conditioning.

C.Thepowerfailure.

第二节（共15小题：每小题15分，满分22.5分）

请听下面5段对话。每段对话后有几个小题，从题中所给出的A、B、C三个选项种选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话前，你将有时间阅读各个小题。，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话读两遍。

听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。

6.Whatwasthewomanrobbedoffinally?

A.Apurse.

B.Agoldnecklace.

C.Acar.

7.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?

A.Don'tweargoldchainsorjewelry.

B.Keepvaluablethingsinthepurse.

C.Don'triskfightingtherobbers.

听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Whydidthewomancomehere?

A.Forarest.

B.Forapayrise.

C.Forajob.

9.Whatisthewomanlike?

A.AnnativeEnglishspeaker.

B.Anexcellentstudent.

C.Agoodemployer.

10.Howsoonwillthewomanprobablygetaraise?

A.Intwomonths.

B.Inthreemonths.

C.Infourmonths.

听第8段材料，回答第11至l3题。

11.HowdoesTomfeelaboutthejob?

A.It'shelpful.

B.It'sbusy.

C.It'sboring.

12.WhatdoesthewomanaskTomtodo?

A.Continuehisstudy.

B.Dosomeresearch.

C.Covermoreclasses.

13.WhenwillTombebusy?

A.Nextspring.

B.Nextsummer.

C.Nextautumn.

听第9段材料,回答第14至16题。

14.WhatcanwelearnaboutDebra?

A.Sheisoverweight.

B.Shehastwohandbags.

C.Shewillgohome.

15.Whattimedoestheplanetakeoff?

A.At8:30.

B.At10:00.

C.At10:30.

16.HowwillDebragototheairportmostprobably?

A.Bytaxi.

B.Bycar.

C.Bybus.

听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。

17.Whichbelongstobasiclivingexpenses?

A.Medicalcare.

B.Clubdues.

C.After-schoolsnacks.

18.Whatexpensesdoyouneedwhenyoutakepartinaclasstrip?

A.Fixedexpenses

B.Unexpectedexpenses.

C.Basiclivingexpenses.

19.Howshouldyoudealwithsomesurprises?

A.Byaskingyourfamilyformoremoney.

B.Byearningsomemoneyyourself.

C.Bysavingsomemoneyasaregularexpense.

20.What'sthetopicofthetalk?

A.Whatarebasiclivingexpenses?

B.Whyshouldyousavemoney?

C.Howtoplanyourexpenses?

第二部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节单选填空（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.—Whenshallwemeet,todayortomorrow?

—______.EitherdayisOK.

A.That’ssettled

B.Idon’tmind

C.Allright

D.Noproblem

22.Shesaidshemustapologizefor______aheadoftimebecauseshewasinagreathurry.

A.lettingyounotknow

B.notlettingyouknow

C.lettingyouknownot

D.lettingnotyouknow

23.Itwasplayingcomputergames______costhimalotoftimethatheshouldhavespentonhiswork.

A.what

B.which

C.that

D.why

24.He’sneverbeenabroadbefore,buthetalksasifhe______tomanycountriesaroundtheworld.

A.willhavebeen

B.hadbeen

C.shouldhavebeen

D.wouldhavebeen

25.Thisisanidealjob______youcanlearnsomethingneweveryday,andthepeopleyouworkwith

arefriendly.

A.which

B.that

C.where

D.when

26.Nosooner______toHangzhouthanheboughtafinehouseandsettleddownthere.

A.hereturned

B.returnedhe

C.hehadreturned

D.hadhereturned

27.Babiessleepfor16to18hoursinevery24hoursandtheysleepless______theygrowolder.

A.while

B.before

C.as

D.after

28.Allhisattention______onthemovie,sohedidn’tevennoticethebossentertheroom.

A.hasbeenfixed

B.fixing

C.wasfixed

D.fixed

29.—Whichofthetwonovelswouldyouliketoread?

—______.Ipreferpoetry.

A.Neither

B.Either

C.All

D.None

30.Asparents,youshouldincreaseyourchild’swillingnessto______importantinformationabout

hisschoolexperience.

A.share

B.tolerate

C.receive

D.adapt

31.Itisestimatedthat15,000Japaneseareovertheageof100,andwomen______about80percentof

thetotal.

A.fillup

B.bringup

C.setup

D.makeup

32.—ShallTomgoandplayfootball?

—Notunlesshe______hishomework.

A.hasfinished

B.finished

C.hadfinished

D.wouldfinish

33.Mr.Jones,______agreatlosslastyear,hasnocouragetogoonwithhisbusiness.

A.suffering

B.tosuffer

C.suffered

D.havingsuffered

34.—Thisisourrock-bottomprice,Mr.Green.

—Ifthat’sthecase,there’snotmuchpointinfurtherdiscussion.We__aswellcallthewholedealoff.

A.should

B.can

C.might

D.must

35.____ourgoodcooperationoverthepastyears,let’smeeteachotherhalfway.I’llreduceourprice

by3%.

A.Incaseof

B.Inviewof

C.Infearof

D.Inspiteof第二节完形填空（共20小题：每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面的短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Oneday,anoldcouplewalkedintoalawyer’soffice.Apparently,theyweretherefora(n)

36

.Thelawyerwasvery

37

.Afterhavingachatwiththem,hegottheir

38

.Thecouplehadbeen

39

alltheir40yearsofmarriage.Now,alltheirchildrenhadalready

40

,sotherewasnothingelsetheyhadtoworryabout.Thelawyercouldn’tunderstandsohe

41

adinnertogether.Atthetable,thecouplewereboth

44

.Thefirstdishwasroastchicken.

43

,theoldmantookthedrumstick(鸡腿)forthelady.Lookingatthis,thelawyerthoughtmaybetherewasstilla(n)

44

,butthewifesaid,“Thisisalwaystheproblem.YouneverthinkabouthowI

45

;don’tyouknowIhatedrumsticks?”

Butshedidn’tknowthat,overtheyears,thehusbandhadbeentryingallwaysto

46

her.Nordidsheknowthatdrumstickswereherhusband’sfavorite.

Thatnight,bothofthemcouldn’t

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.Theoldmanknewhecouldn’tcarryonwithlifewithouther.Hewantedtotellherhewas

48

,andthathelovedher.Hepickedupthephoneandstarted

49

hernumber.Ringingneverstopped.Ontheotherside,shewassadand

50

toanswerknowingthatitwashim.“Iwanttokeepitthisway.Ifnot,I’lllose

51

,”shethought.Thephonestillkeptringing.Finally,she

52

thecord(电话线).

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didsherememberthathehadheartproblems.Thenextday,shereceivednewsthathehadpassedaway.She

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tohisapartment,seeinghisbodylyingonthebedwithhishand

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holdingontothephone.Hehadaheartattackwhenhewasstilltryingtogetthroughtoher.

36.A.interview

B.discussion

C.divorce

D.trade

37．A.excited

B.touched

C.bored

D.puzzled

38．A.plan

B.story

C.permission

D.comment

39．A.quarrelling

B.preparing

C.struggling

D.working

40．A.turnedupB.comeback

C.grownup

D.stayedon

41．A.finished

B.ordered

C.cooked

D.suggested

42．A.nervous

B.silent

C.proud

D.comfortable

43．A.Immediately

B.Eventually

C.Frequently

D.Regularly

44．A.agreement

B.reason

C.chance

D.result

45．A.compete

B.breathe

C.speak

D.feel

46．A.inspire

B.please

C.interest

D.save

47．A.sleep

B.drink

C.stop

D.stand

48．A.sorry

B.busy

C.poor

D.patient

49．A.copying

B.sending

C.writing

D.dialing

50．A.promised

B.happened

C.refused

D.forgot

51．A.sense

B.face

C.pleasure

D.honesty

52．A.pulledout

B.putaway

C.passedon

D.tookup

53．A.Often

B.Little

C.Well

D.So

54．A.pulledup

B.tookoff

C.movedon

D.rusheddown

55．A.again

B.even

C.still

D.also

第三部分阅读理解（共20小题，满分40分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C、D)中，选出最佳选项。

A

Ioncedidayearofvoluntaryserviceinaresidentialhomeforpeoplewithlearningdisabilities.ItwassetinanEnglishvillagedeepinthecountryside,quitedifferentfrommyhomeinSweden.

Oneofmyfellowvolunteers,agirlfromTanzania,seemedalittleunhappy,soIaskedwhattheproblemwas.Shetoldmeshehadafriendbackhomewhohadfinancialdifficultiesandmaybeitwasimpossibleforhertocompleteheruniversitycourses.

SothisfriendofminehadsentallhermoneytoTanzaniatosupportherfriend!Thismeantthatshedidn’thavemuchfoodtoeatandnomoneytogoanywhereoutsidethevillage.

IwassotouchedandIfeltIhadtodosomething.So,duringmynexttriptooneofthenearbytownsIwalkedintoashop.Ididn’thavemuchmoneyleftmyselfbutIthoughtI’dbuyheranextraboxofthemuesliwebothlikedandsomerice.Istartedtalkingtothewoman(alsoavolunteer)workingintheshopandeventuallytoldheraboutmyfriend.

Thewomanlookedatme,amazed.“Doessheeatpasta?”sheasked.“Yes,”Ireplied.

Sheimmediatelystartedloadingabagwithpasta,cookies,andotherthingsuntilthebagwasfull.“Giveherthisforme.It’smytreat!”Icouldn’tbelieveitbutcriedwithhappiness.AsIlefttheshoptogohomewithmyunexpectedbagoffood,Iaskedthewomanhername.“JustGloria,”shesaid.

Imaginemyfriend’sfacewhenIarrangedthegiftsonmykitchentableandfetchedherfromherroomtosee!Ihaveneverseenhersohappy!AfewweekslatershefoundGloriaintheshopandthankedherinperson.

Thesetwoextraordinarywomenreallyshowedmewhattruekindnessandcompassionare,andtheimpressionwillstaywithmefortherestofmylife!

56.Theunderlinedword“it”inParagraph1probablyrefersto“

“.

A.ayearofvoluntaryservice

B.theresidentialhome

C.thewriter’shome

D.theshop

57.WhydidthegirlfromTanzaniaseemalittleunhappy?

A.Becauseshehadtostophervoluntarywork.

B.Becauseshehadspentallhermoneyonfoodandclothes.

C.BecauseherfriendinTanzaniamaybehadtoquitschoolforlackofmoney.

D.Becauseshehadnomoneytobuyfoodorotherthings.

58.Fromthetext,weknowthat

.

A.thewriterwasfromEngland

B.GloriawasfromSwedenandwasverykindtothewriter

C.thewriterwasauniversitystudentfromTanzania

D.thewritervolunteeredtohelppeoplewithlearningdisabilities

59.WhydidthewriterhelpthegirlfromTanzania?

A.Becausetheylivedinthesameroom.

B.Becausethewriterwasmovedbyherkindact.

C.Becausethewriterwasavolunteer.

D.Becausethewriterdidn’twishshewenthungry.B

OnOctober23,1990,DavidPologruto,ahighschoolphysicsteacher,wasstabbed(刺)byhissmartstudentJasonHaffizulla.JasongotstraightA’sandwasdeterminedtostudymedicineatHarvard,yetthiswashisdownfall.HisphysicsteachergaveJasonaB,amarkJasonbelievedwouldundermine(损害)hisentrancetoHarvard.AfterreceivinghisB,Jasontookabutcherknifetoschoolandstabbedhisphysicsteacher.

HowcansomeoneassmartasJasondosomethingsodumb?StudiesshowthereislittleornocorrelationbetweenIQandemotionalintelligence.

Duringmyearlyuniversityyears,Iregardedmyselfasanintelligentguy.Igotgoodmarksinmathematics,physics,andothersubjects.Ithoughtsuchskillswouldsurelygivemeabrightfuture.Afteroneyearofstudywithdecentmarks,Ibegantoseetwomajorclassesofstudents.Thefirstcategoryofstudentsturneduptofewlectures,partiedeveryweekend,enjoyedagreatsociallife,anddidminimalworktopasscourses.Thesecondcategoryofstudentswereintelligentandhardworkerswhogotgoodgradesandwereveryfocusedontheirstudies.Surelywouldtheseintelligentandhard-workingstudentsfindthegreatjobsbeforetheotherlazierclassofstudents?

Notso.Studentsareoftenshockedupongraduationthattheirqualificationsarenotasimportantastheyoncethought.Graduatesentertheworkforceonlytorealizethatco-workershatethemandlessintelligentpeoplearetheonesreceivingpromotions.

Educationalskillsareuselessinsomeindustrieswheninterpersonalskillsareabsent.Youcanhavegreatideas,theories,andsolvecomplexproblems,butifyoucannoteffectivelycommunicateinapersuasiveandexcitingmannerbyrelatingtoyourfellowhumans,youwillfaceanuphillbattleinwhateverchallengesyouencounter.It’snotthatpeopledislikeyoubecauseofyourintelligence;it’sthatpeopledislikeyoubecauseyou’rerudeandnotunderstanding.Theintelligentpersonwithpoorcommunicationskillsisinsensitiveorunawareofothers’emotions.

60.JasonHaffizullastabbedhisphysicsteacherbecause

.

A.hewasunfairlytreatedbyhisteacher

B.hewasdisappointedwithhisdownfall

C.hewasnotsmartenoughatstudies

D.hegotaworsemarkthanusual

61.Wecaninferfromthethirdparagraphthattheauthor

inhisearlyuniversityyears.

A.didn’tthinkcommunicationskillswereasimportantasintelligence

B.didn’tworkhard

C.belongedtothefirstcategoryofstudents

D.couldkeepabalancebetweensociallifeandstudies

62.Intelligentpeoplearehatedbecause

.

A.theycansolvemorecomplexproblems

B.theycan’tsettlethechallengestheymeet

C.theyareenviedfortheirintelligence

D.theyarenotunderstandingenough

63.Whatcanmakepeoplesucceedatworkaccordingtothelastparagraph?

A.Educationalskills.

B.Communicationskills.

C.Goodmanners.

D.Awarenessofpeople’semotions.

C

Thetougheconomyisbringingnewshopperstothesecondhandmarket.Plato’sClosetinCharlotte,NCisaprivatecompanywhichmainlybuysandsellsusedclothes.WhileCharlottehasoutstandingsecondhandstoresofferinghigh-endandsophisticated(高雅时髦的)brandsforwomen,mostoftheirstockappliestoadults.Plato’sClosettargetsteensandthoseintheir20s.Plato’sCloset,withstoresinMatthewsandtheuniversityarea,sellsclothesandaccessories(装饰品)thatarecurrentlypopularatupto70percentoffretailprices(零售价).

Thetwohottestbrands,forbuyingandselling,areHollisterandAbercrombie&Fitch.Eventhoughtheofferingstendtobesuitableforyoungpeople,thereareavarietyofshoppersatPlato’sClosetofvaryingages.Womenintheir30s,40sandoldercouldeasilyfindapurse,jacketorpieceofjewelrytheylike.

CustomerBethGibbs,52,whohasthreeteenagedaughters,saidsheusedtoshopatname-brandstores,but“thisyearI’mshoppingmoreinsecondhandstores”becauseoftheeconomy.

Ifyou’reselling

Unlikehigher-endresalestoreswhichusuallyworkonconsignment(寄售),Plato’sClosetbuysonthespot.

Itemscanbegentlyused,butmustbeinverygoodcondition.

Clothesshouldbelessthantwoyearsoldandstylesshouldbethesameasthosestillbeingsoldattheshoppingcenter.

Thereisnonegotiation;pricesaresetcompany-wide.Ifwhatyousellamountsto$30orless,they’llgiveyoucash.Morethanthat,you’llgetaVisacashcard.

Secondhandsuccess

Don’tgetdiscouragedifyoucan’tfindsomethingonyourfirsttrip.Resaleshopsarealwaysgettingnewlistsofgoodsandchangetheirstyleswitheachseason.

Besuretocheckeachpiececarefullybeforebuying.

D

TobaccocompaniesarefightingeffortsintheUnitedStatesandAustraliatomaketheirproductslessappealing.InWashington,afederaljudgelastweekblockedtheFoodandDrugAdministrationfromrequiringnewwarninglabelsoncigarettepacks.JudgeRichardLeonruledinacasebroughtbyfivetobaccocompanies.ThejudgetemporarilystoppedanewfederalrulewhichrequireslargenewwarningsstartingnextSeptember.Theseincludecolorimagessuchasadeadbodyordiseasedlungs.Andsimpletextwarningsnowappear.

Congresscalledforcolorimagesshowingthedangersofsmoking,similartowhatCanadadoes.ButthetobaccocompaniessaythenewrequirementsapprovedinJuneviolate(侵犯)theirfreespeechrightsguaranteedbytheConstitution.

JudgeLeonsaidtheFDAcouldnotrequirethenewlabelsbeforealawsuit(诉讼)againstthegovernmentisdecided.Someexpertssaytheprocesscouldtakeyears.Thejudgesaidhebelievedthecigarettemakerswerehighlylikelytowintheircase.

Hesaidtheimagesshouldbedesignedtoappealtoemotions,rejectinggovernmentargumentsthattheyshouldbepurelyfactual.Heaccusedthegovernmentoftryingtousethelabelstopromotean“obviousanti-smokingagenda!”

Theheadofananti-smokinggroup,theCampaignforTobacco-FreeKids,calledthedecision“wrongonthescienceandwrongonthelaw”.

Aboutone-fifthofAmericanadultssmoke.TheWorldHealthOrganizationsaystobaccokillsnearlysixmillionpeopleworldwideeachyear.Morethansixhundredthousandofthemarenon-smokerswhobreatheotherpeople’stobaccosmoke.

InAustralia,tobaccocompanieswanttostopwhatwouldbetheworld’smostrestrictivelawsoncigaretteadvertising.Cigarettescouldbesoldonlyinplainolive-greenpackages.Onlythebrandnameandhealthwarningscouldappear.TheSenatepassedthebilllastweekandsentitbacktotheLowerHousetoapproveminoramendments(修正).ThelawistogointoeffectinDecemberofnextyear.

Tobaccocompaniessaythelegislation(法规)violatestheAustralianconstitution.Theysayitwouldunjustlyreducethevalueoftheirbrandnamesandtrademarks.HealthMinisterNicolaRoxonsaysthegovernmentisreadyforalegalfight.

68.WhatarethetobaccocompaniesintheUnitedStatesandAustraliafightingagainst?

A.Therequirementstosellfewerproductstothepublic.

B.Therequirementstoprintnewwarninglabelsontheirproducts.

C.Themeasurestomaketheirproductsmoreattractive.

D.Thewaystomakethecompaniesclosetheirbusiness.

69.WhatwarninglabeloncigarettepacksisbeingusedintheUnitedStates?

A.Animageofadeadbody.

B.Animageofdiseasedlungs.

C.Textofhealthwarnings.

D.Textofadvertisements.

70.Whichcountryhasadoptedcolorimagesshowingthedangersofsmokingaswarninglabels?

A.America.

B.Australia.

C.Canada.

D.Britain.

71.In2013,whatwillAustraliancigarettesprobablylooklike?

A.Plainolive-greenpackagesonlywithhealthwarnings.

B.Plainolive-greenpackagesonlywiththebrandnameandhealthwarnings.

C.Plainpackageswiththebrandnameandhealthwarnings.

D.Plainpackageswithcolorimagesofadeadbodyordiseasedlungs.

E

Microwavesmaybegreatatwarmingupfood,butwhataboutwarmingpeople?

Usingmicrowavestodirectlyheatownersofaroomwouldsavemuchoftheenergywastedbyheatingwallsandfurniture.Anddespitepopularideasaboutmicrowaves,thistechniquewouldbesafe,accordingtoCharlesR.BuffleroftheMicrowaveResearchCenterinMarlborough,NewHampshire.Hefoundthatlow-powermicrowavesonlypenetrate(穿过)theskinwithnonegativeeffects.

Totestthisidea,Bufflersubjectedhimselftomicrowavesinaspecialroomusingastandard500-watt,2459MHzmagnetron(磁控管).Hefoundthatapersonwillstarttofeelwarmthatabout20kilowattspersquarecentimeter(kw/sq.cm);asatisfactoryfeelingofwarmthoccursbetween30and50kw/sq.cm.Bycomparison,apersonstandinginnoondaysummersunfeelstheamountof85kw/sq.cm.Andafrozenmeatpieinyourmicrowaveovenreceivesabout1000kw/sq.cm.

Inhousesofthefuture,eachroomcouldbeprovidedwithitsownmagnetron,saysBuffler.Whenyousteppedintothelivingroom,forexample,amotiondetector(运动感应器)wouldturnonthemagnetron,fillingtheroomwithlow-powermicrowaves.Inthesamewaythatamicrowaveovenheatsupahamburger,butnottheplateit'son,youwouldfeelwarmthfromthemicrowaveswithoutchangingthetemperatureofyourcoffeetable.(Youcould,however,makeyourfavoriteeasychairevenmorecomfortablebytreatingitwitharadiation-absorbingchemical.)

Whileitmightbesometimebeforehomeownersarecomfortableenoughwiththeideatosetupwhole-bodymicrowaveheatersinhouses,Bufflersaysmicrowavesmayattractlivestock(家畜)farmers.Lambsthatarebornoutdoorsinwinter,forexample,arefrequentlylosttocold.Microwavescouldwarmthelambssafelyandquickly.

72.What'sthepassagemainlyabout?

A.Anewheatingsystem.

B.Anewmicrowaveoven.

C.Apopulartechnique.

D.Themagnetron.

73.FromPara.2,whichofthefollowingisNOTthecharacteristicofamicrowaveheater?

A.Itissafe.

B.Itsavesenergy.

C.Itdirectlyheatspeopleinaroom.

D.Itheatswallsandfurnitureinaroom.

74.Thetestshowsthatwhenapersonfeelscomfortablewarmth,hereceivesabout________.

A.20kw/sq.cm.

B.40kwlsq.cm.

C.60kw/sq.cm.

第四部分写作(共两节，满分35分)

第一节

短文填词(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)

阅读下面短文，根据以下提示：1)汉语提示，2)首字母提示，3)语境提示，在每个空格内填入一个适当的英语单词，并将该词完整地写在右边相对应的横线上。所填单词要求意义准确，拼写正确。

Yourbodyworksbestwhenitstemperatureisabout37℃.Whenyour

bodygetsh

thanthat,yourbrainwantsyourbodytostay

76.

cool.Sothepartofyourbrainthat

(控制)temperaturesends

77.

amessagetoyourbody,tellingitto

.Thensweatglands

78.

(汗腺)inyourskinstartm

sweat.Sweatismadealmost

79.

completelyofwater,withtinya

ofotherchemicals.

80.

Thesweatleavesyourskinthroughtinyholes.

the

81.

sweathitstheair,theairmakes

evaporate.Asthesweat

82.

evaporatesoffyourskin,youcooldown.Sweatisagreatcooling

(系统),butifyou’resweatingalotonahotday,youcould

83.

bel

toomuchwater.Thenyouneedtoputliquidback

84.

inyourbody

drinkingplentyofwater.

85.

第二节书面表达(满分25分)

假定你是李华，去年在暑期国际夏令营结识了来自伦敦的Jack，现在请你给他发一封邮件，要点如下：

1.介绍自己备战高考的情况；

2.7月份去伦敦看奥运会，并请Jack帮忙订男子乒乓球和男子体操两项团体决赛门票；

3.表示想给Jack带一些具有中国特色的礼物。

注意：1.词数120左右(开头和结尾已写好，不计入总词数)；

2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

参考词汇：

男子乒乓球团体决赛

men’stabletennisteamfinal

男子体操团体决赛

men’sgymnasticsteamfinal

DearJack,

Howareyou?DoyoustillrememberthedayswespenttogetherintheInternationalSummerCamplastyear?

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Lookingforwardtoyourreply.

Yours,

LiHua

【答案及详细解析】

第一部分：听力

1-20

BACAC

AACBB

ACCCC

BABCC

第二部分：英语知识运用

第一节

单项选择

21-35

BBCBC

DCCAA

DADCB

第二节

完形填空

36-55

CDBAC

DBACD

BAADC

BABDC

第三部分：阅读理解

56-75

BCDBD

ADBAB

BABCC

BCDBA

第四部分：书面表达

第一节

短文填词

76.hotter

77.controls

78.sweat

79.making

80.amounts

81.When

82.it

83.system

84.losing

85.by

第二节

书面表达(Onepossibleversion)：

DearJack,

Howareyou?DoyoustillrememberthedayswespenttogetherintheInternationalSummerCamplastyear?Thatwasoneofmyhappiestandmostunforgettableexperiences.NowI’mcompletelyburiedinmystudies,preparingfortheCollegeEntranceExaminationinJune.

AftertheExamination,I’llhavea2-monthholiday.SoIplantogotoLondoninJulytowatchtheOlympicGames.Iwaswonderingifyoucouldbooktwoticketsforme—oneformen’stabletennisteamfinalandtheotherformen’sgymnasticsteamfinal.I’llbemorethangladifyouhavetimetogowithmetogether.

Bytheway,doyouhaveinmindsomethingwithuniqueChinese