高中英语七选五习题及高中英语模拟试题1(含答案)

·PAGE4·高中英语七选五习题ThankstothedevelopmentoftheInternet,youcannowworkfromhome,andmakemoremoney.Ifyouaretryingtofindouthowyoucanmakemoneyusingsocialmedia(社会媒体)，hopefullythisarticlewillhelpyou,getaclearideaofhowyoucanmanageyourbusinessmoresuccessfully.SellyourproductsonInstagramInstagramisanonlinesocialplatformwherepeoplesharetheirpicturesandpostwordsaboutthem.1____YoucouldactuallyuseInstagramtocreateyouronlinestore.TakephotosoftheproductsthatyouaresellingandpostthemonInstagram.2____Usesocialmediatocommunicate3____Face-to-facecommunicationisprobablythebest.However,whenyouaretryingtokeepintouchwithsomeoneontheothersideoftheworld,itcanbeverydifficult.YoucoulduseLinkedIntocommunicatethroughsocialmedia,asthissiteisprobablythebestplacetofindbusinessopportunitiesonline,andknowofpeoplewhomaybeinterestedinworkingwithyou.Sponsor(发起)productsandservicesThismaybethemostcommonwaytomakemoneyusingsocialmedia.4____Now,ifthepostonyourwebsiteispopular,companiescouldbeinterestedinbuyingtherightstomaketheirproductsbeknownthroughyourwebsite.ManagesocialmediaManycompaniesrecentlyhaveopenedtheirownaccounts（账号）onsocialmedia.5____Ifyouseeyourselfdoingthatforaliving,youwon?thaveaproblemfindingasocialmediamanagerjob.A.Connectionsmeanopportunities.B.Butitcanbemademuchmoreuseful.C.Andtheyoftenneedsomeonewhowouldmanagethem.D.Skypeorothermediaoffersface-to-facecommunication.E.However,youneedtomakesurethatyourproductsarepopular.F.Youmaygetboredofitafterawhile,butitwillbringsomeextramoneytoyou.G.Basically,allyouneedisawebsiteorablogandagoodnumberoffollowers.Key:BEAGC9期WhenIwasinhighschoolandcollege,Iwenttofastfoodrestaurantsprettyoften.Evenuntiltoday,fastfoodisapopularchoiceamongstudents.So,whatmakesfastfoodrestaurantsreallypopularyearafteryear?Thefoodisnotveryexpensive.1____So,itisgoodtogetsomethingtastytoeatandstillhavesomemoneyleftforamovielater.Nowadays,manyfastfoodrestaurantsopentilllatenights.2____Mostteenagersgotherealsobecauseotherboysandgirlsarethere.Itisfuntobethere,asseeninfastfoodTVadvertisements.Itiscool.3____Youcanjustorderfriesoryoucanalsomixandmatchwithplentyofchoices,suchascokewithFrenchfries,sundaewithapplepies,saladwithburgers.AndmanagerstherewillnotstareatyouforreadingthereforhoursifyoujustorderFrenchfriesandacupofcoke.4____Theycanhavegroupdiscussionsofschoolprojects,smalltalkandevenbirthdaycelebrations.Youcantrytellingthemsomefastfoodisunhealthy,butIdoubtifyoungsterswilllisten.5____Someofthemgotoafastrestauranteveryweek.Thefoodthereischeap,delicious,andservedfast.A.Fastfooddoesnothavetobebadforyou.B.Manyteenagersdonothavemuchmoney.C.Fastfoodisstillpopularwithmanyofthem.D.Atfastfoodrestaurants,youchoosewhatyouwant.E.Today,fastfoodrestaurantsareofferinghealthierfood.F.Afastfoodrestaurantisagoodplaceforsomeactivitiesforteenagers.G.So,theseplacesarecomfortableandsafetohangoutduringlatenights.Key:ABDFG8期MyfriendJerrywasoneofthemostpositivepeopleIhadeverknown.1____Ifhisemployeehadabadday,Jerryalwayshelpedhimtolookonthepositivesideofthesituation.2____SoonedayIaskedhim,“Howcanyoubesopositiveallthetime?”Hereplied,“Whensomethingwronghappens,IcanbesadandangryorIcanlearnfromitinstead.Ichoosetolearn.Ichoosethepositiveoflife.”Isaid,“Itisnotthateasy.”Hereplied,“Yes,itis.Lifeisallaboutchoices.Youcanchoosehowpeopleorsituationwillinfluenceyourlife.”Onemorning,threearmedrobbersbrokeintotherestaurant.JerrywantedtostopthembuttheyweresoangrythatoneofthemshotJerry.3____Afterseveralhoursofsurgery(手术)，Jerrywasoutofdanger.4____Jerrysaid,“WhentheywheeledmetothehospitalandIlookedatthefacesofdoctors,Igottrulyscared.IknewthatIneedtodosomething.SowhenthenurseaskedmeifIwasallergic(过敏)toanything,Ireplied?Yes?.5____Itookadeepbreathandsaid?Bullets?(子弹).Theystartedlaughing.”NowJerryisalivebecauseofthegreatskillsofhisdoctors;however,hisamazingattitudeplayedanimportantrole,too.Ilearnedfromhimthateverydayweshouldchoosetolivefullynomatterwhathappens.A.Jerry?sattitudetrulyamazedme.B.Hewasamanageratarestaurant.C.Buthedidnotknowhowtorefuseothers.D.Whenimethim,Iaskedifhewasscared.E.Tooursuprise,hewasseriouslyinjuredthistime.F.Luckily,Jerrywasquicklybroughttothenearesthopital.G.Doctorsandnursesstoppedworkingwhilewaitingformyanswer.Key:BAFDG7期Therearesomechildrenwholovetoflyandthentherearethekidswhoarefraidoftheunknown.Thefollowingtipsmayhelpyouifyouwanttotravelwithyourchildrenbyplane.●1____Ifyoutellthechildhewillsoonbeflyingonanairplaneandleaveitatthat,hisimaginationcanturntofear.Instead,tellhimhowwonderfulitistofly.●Don?ttellchildrenaboutthedangersofflying.2____Andyoucanpromisehimthattheplanewillnotcrash.●Readabooktoyourchildren.3____Readingmayalsomakeyourchildrenfallasleep.●Bringacomfortthingthatyourchildenjoys.4____Besuretobringthatblanketalongasitwillprovideasafetynetforthechild.Havingthisblanketalongmayalsohelphimfallasleep.Bringasafeelectronicdevicethatshowsmoviesorsupportsvideogames,andofferschildrenpuzzles.●Bringsnacks.Childrenarepickyeatersandmaynotlikethefoodbeingoffered.Threetofivehourscanbealongtimeonanairplanewithoutfood.5____Whentheyareupset,itiseasiertoletfearoftheunknowntakecontrol.A.Childrenmaygetupsetwhentheyarehungry.B.Tellyourchildrenhowmuchfunitistoflybeforethetrip.C.Mostkidshaveastuffedanimalorablanketthattheylove.D.Ifachildbringsthemup,tellhimthatflyingisperfectlysafe.E.Leavealittleextratimesoyoucanmakeyourchildrenwalk.F.Bringafavoritebookandanewbookyourkidshaveneverread.G.Yourphoneisanotherfavoritetoolforkeepingthemhapppyonaflight.Key:BDFCA6期Anapology(道歉)tellssomeonethatwearesorryforthehurtwecausedevenifwedidn?tdoitonpurpose.Whyapologize?Apologiesareoneofthetoolsthatweusetobuildgoodfriendshipsandrelationships.Whenyousay“Iamsorry”(andreallymeanit),it?sbecauseyouprobablyfeelbadthatsomethingyoudidorsaidhurtanotherperson.1____Youarealsosayingthatyourespecttheotherpersonandyoucareabouthisorherfeelings.Afterapologizing,youmightfeelalittlebetter.2____Whenyouapologizeincaringway,youcanfeelgoodbecauseyouaretryingtomakethingsrightagain.Doesapologizingfixeverything?3____Othertimes,itmighttakeawhileforsomeonetogetpastfeelingupset.Youmayneedtogivetheotherpersonsometime.Evenafteryousayyouaresorry,youmightstillfeelbadaboutwhatyousaidordid.4____Youaremakingupyourmindtodobetter.Whatifyouhavebeenhurt?Whensomeoneapologizestoyou,youmaywelcomeit.Butifapersonkeepshurtingyouandapologizingwithoutmakinganefforttochange,youmaynotwanttomakefriendswithhim.5____It?spolitetoacceptanapology,butanythingmoreisuptoyou!A.Sayingyou?resorryismorethanjustwords.B.Theotherpersonwillprobablyfeelbetter,too.C.It?salwayseasytogetalongwithotherpeople.D.Sometimesaheartfelt“Iamsorry”fixeseverythingrightaway.E.Everyoneneedstoapologizewhentheydosomethingwrong.F.Butyoucanfeelgoodaboutapologizingorfixingthemistake.G.Justbecausesomeoneapologizes,itdoesn?tmeanyouhavetobefriends.Key:ABDFG5期Havingacatisalotoffunandstressatthesametime.1____Youcan?tjustplaywithyourcatwheneveryouwant.Sometimesyoucan?tevenguesswhattodotomakeyourcatabitfriendlier.Here?swhatyourcatthinksindifferentsituations.●I?maqueenhere!YouwanttospendafewhourswatchingTVonyoursofabutnowyourcatislyingonyoursofaanddoesn?teventhinkofleavingit.2____ButshegetsangryandyouendupsittingnearthesofaandwatchingTV.●Areyoudead?Saturday.4a.m.Youwakeupfeelingthoselittlefeetrunningoveryou.Don?tbeafraid,ladies!Yourcatisjustchekingoutwhetheryouarealive.Lovelycat,isn?tit?Mykittyislikeanalarmclock.3____Itissoniceofher,butIwishshesleptabitlongeronweekends.●4____Everytimeyouwanttobatheyourcat,youspendminuteslookingforher.Sheknowswhentodoit.Theminuteyouthinkofbathingyourcat,startseeking.●It?saplaytime!Whenyouarecleaningyourhouse,yourcatcan?tsitstillaswell.5____Butinhereyes,shejustthinksthatyouareplayingwithher.A.It?stimetoplayhide-and-seek.B.Youwanttosharethatwithher.C.Yourcatcan?tjustsleeppeacefully.D.Yourkittydoesanythingpossibletohelpyou.E.Shewakesmeupatthesametimeeachday.F.Unlikedogs,catslovefreedomandquiettime.G.Soplaywithyourlittlefriendtoenjoyyourday.Key:FBEADWeeklypractice1第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AThanksforsigningupforthe2014BlackFridayTurkeyTrot!Thisemailwillprovidesomebasicsabouttheraceandsomegreatnews!First,yourracepacket(参赛物品包)isreadyandcanbepickedupattheFleetFeetSportsTulsalocationyou’vespecifiedduringregistration.Hoursforpickup.Tuesday,10amto8pm(FleetFeetKingsPoint)Tuesday,10amto7pm(FleetFeetBlueDome)Wednesday,10amto5pm(bothstores,closingearlyforThanksgiving)PacketscanalsobepickedupontheracedayatBOKRaceStartTimes1)5mile,8:30am2)1milefunrun,9:30amParkingThereissurfaceparkingtotheeastoftheBOKRacingTimingThe5kmrunwillbetimedusingtheBIB-TAGsystem.Yourracenumberwillhaveatimingdeviceattachedtothebackoftheracenumber;don’tremoveorbendthisdevice.SimplyweartheBibonthefrontofyourbodyontheoutsideofyourclothingsoitisvisibleandfacingforward.Youdon’tneedtoreturntheBib,whichisdisposable.TheTurkeyTrotisalsoakick-offeventforourweekendlong“FITNATIC”celebrationwealsohaveahugenumberofeventsandspecialsallweekend.Formoreinformation,pleasevisit.SeeyouonFriday.21.Whereshouldarunnergotopickuphispacketat8:30amonFriday?A.KingsPoint.B.ConventionCenter.C.BlueDomeD.BOK22.HowlongwilltheFITNATICcelebrationlast?A.Sevendays.B.FivedaysC.TwodaysD.Oneday.23.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?A.Toattractsportsfanstoapplyfortheactivity.B.Toinformtheraceparticipantsoftheactivity.C.Todescribedetailsrelatedtotheactivity.D.Tocollectmoneyfortheparking-lots.BMorethan2.25billioncupsofcoffeearedrunkthroughouttheworldeachday,andit’slikelythatmanytastebitter.Now,anewstudysuggeststhatcoffeefanscanmaketheirdrinksweeterbychangingthecoloroftheircups.ResearchersfromOxfordsetouttoprovewhethertheclaimthatcoffeedrunkfromawhitecuptastesbiterwastrue.Theyused36volunteersandthreedifferentcoloredcupsblue,whiteandtransparentglasstoexaminetheclaim.Inoneexperiment,thewhitecupincreasedtheintensity(浓度)ofthecoffeetasterelativetothetransparentcup.Then,inasecondexperiment,coffeedrunkfromthewhitecupwasfoundtotastelesssweetwhencomparedtotheothercoloredcups,whilethebluecupmadethecoffeetastethesweetest.Thescientistsbelievethatthecolorbrownmaybeassociatedwithbitterness,andcoffeeinawhitecupappearsthebrownest.“Ourstudyclearlyshowsthatthecolorofacupdoesinfluenceoursenseofthecoffeetaste,”leadingauthorDr.GeorgeDoorn,wroteinanarticleforTheConversation.“Theeffectofthecolorofthecuponthetasteofthecoffeereportedheresuggeststhatcafeownersshouldcarefullyconsiderthecoloroftheircups,”hesaid.“Thepotentialeffectsmayspellthedifferencebetweenaone-timepurchaseandareturncustomer.”Actually,theideathatcolorcanchangethefoodanddrinktastecameoutmanyyearsago.Astudypublishedlastyearreportedthatred,strawberry-flavoredcakeservedonawhiteplatewasratedas10percentsweeterthanthesamefoodpresentedonablackplate.24.Thepassageismainlyabout_____.A.thepopularityofsweetcoffee.B.anexperimentmadeinOxford.C.theeffectofcupcoloroncoffee’stasteD.usefultipsonhowtomakecoffee.25.Inwhichcupwillcoffeetastethesweetest?A.Awhitecup.B.Abluecup.C.AtransparentcupD.Abrowncup26.Caféownersshouldconsidertheircups’colorinorderto______.A.reducethedailyexpensesB.showtheirtasteincoffeeC.appealtomorecustomersD.maketheircafédifferent.27.Welearnfromthepassagethat_____.A.coffeeinawhitecuptastessweeterthanthatinatransparentglassB.over2billioncupsofsweetcoffeearedrunkworldwideeachyear.C.Dr.GeorgeDoornwroteanarticleaboutmakingconversations.D.theideathatcolorcouldaffectthetasteofdrinkisnotnew.CWeshouldfeelgratefulinourheartwhenweacceptanythingotherssacrificeforus.However,weoftenunconsciouslydotheopposite,whichmaynotberegardedasreturningkindnesswithingratitude,buthavetheequalpowertoharmeachother.Inparticular,theclosertherelationshipis,themoredeterminedweare.Jennifer,myfriendRandy’smother,isalreadyover70,pooreyesightandweaklegs.Butduetohercharacter,shechosetolivealoneinthesuburbs.NomatterhowbusilyRandyworks,hewouldgotheretovisitheronceortwiceeveryweek.Thatdayassoonasheparkedhiscar,Randysmeltthedelicioussmellofmeatcomingfromhermother’shouse.Hismothersaid,“Yourbirthdayiscomingnextweek,soI’mpreparingporktrotters(猪蹄)foryou!”Seeingthesteamingdelicioustrotters,hecouldn’thelpcomplaining,“Idon’tlikethesethingsatall,sofatty.”Onhiswayback,hecalledme,sayingthathefeltsorry.Infact,helongedtothankhismotherandeatupthatbowloftrotters.Buthefeltsorrythatittookhertoomuchtimeandenergy.Ifhedidn’tstopherstrictly,hewasafraidthesamethingwouldcontinue.Hewouldrathernoteattrottersanymorethanhavehismotheroverwork.Iunderstandhowhefeltexactly.Eachofushasdonelikethat.Becauseoffeelingsorryforothers’sacrifice,wepurposelyhardenourheartagainstacceptingothers’favorandevencriticizethemseverelyinordertofrightentheirgoodnessawayandmakethemneverdothatagain.Thismethodmaywork,butitwillhurteachother’sfeelings.It’snotwronglogically,butwealwaysneglectanothersounddeepinourheart:becausewe’reafraidwecan’trepaythem,we’reunwillingtoshoulderothers’goodness.Sowereduceitsvalueandrefuseitseverely.Buttodestroyothers’goodnessisalsotodenyyou.28.Randyrefusetoeattheporktrottershismothercookedbecause____.A.hedislikedthematallB.theywerereallyveryfatty.C.theyweren’thisfavoritetasteD.hedidn’twanthertooverwork.29.Randytelephonedtheauthorto_____.A.expresshisapologytohismotherB.complainabouthismotherC.apologizeforhisrudenessD.askforabowloftrotters.30.Accordingtotheauthor,wesometimessay“no”toothers’favorsothat______.A.theycanbefrightenedawayB.theywon’tcontinuedoingthatC.weneedn’trepaythemlaterD.wewon’tfeelsorryfortheirsacrifice31.Inthelastparagraph,theauthorimpliesthatweshould____.A.refuseothers’favorimmediatelyB.dealwithothers’favorwiselyC.repayothers’goodnessactivelyD.shoulderothers’goodnesscompletely.DForawhile,Iwrotea“Tuesdaytip”onmyblogL.Itwasabouteasyweek-nightdinners,organizingpartiesorperhapsfindingtimeoutforfriends.Aboutayearago,Iranoutoftips.Thetruth?Asabusyworkingmomwithfivebusykids,Iprobablydohaveafewtipstoshare.Buthonestly,thebarissetprettylowonarecentdaywhenIwaswalkingourdog,astrangerwhoknewIhadfivekidssaid,“Wow!Youhaveadog,too?!Anditevenlookslikeyoushoweredtoday!”Yes,it’strue,Ishower.Noteveryday,butmostdays.See,I’mtellingthetruth.Honestly,inthiscoldwinter,I’mprobablytakingashowermoretowarmupthantocleanup.Otherfunnytruths?I’mtired.Infact,forthepastyear,I’vebeentootiredtotypeupanyupdateonourlifehereinLyonsDen.It’shardtoarrangeacareerwithallthesekids.Althoughfolksjustbelievethatitmustbesomucheasiernowsinceallthekidsareinschool,I’mheretotellyou,it’snot.It’sreallynot.WhenIgethomefromwork,I’moftentearfullygreetedbyfivekidsandfivehomeworkfoldersfilledwithmathfacts,invitations,noticesandartwork.AllthosehappysmilingfacesIshareonFacebookarereal.WeareahappyfamilythankGodforthat!Butwe’renotalwayssmiling,andeveninthoserarebesttimeswhenIcangetallfivekidslookingatthecamera,theoddswouldbethatoneofthemisn’twearingunderwear,oneispinching(捏)someonebehindthescenesandoneisjustperfectlypronouncing“Damn!”So,lessperfectly-posedpictures,butmoretellingthetruth.EvenifonlyonTuesday.32.Itseemsthattheauthor’slifeusedtobe_____.A.tiringB.busyC.relaxingD.funny33.Whichofthefollowingistrueabouttheauthor?A.Shecan’tgetalongwellwithherneighbors.B.She’slivingahappylifewithherfamilyC.Shelikestohaveashowereveryday.D.Shehasalreadyclosedherblognow.34.Whichofthefollowingwordscanbesttaketheplaceofthewordodds?A.answers.B.chances.C.solutionsD.ways.35.Thepassagemainlytalksabout_____.A.thehappinessofaworkingmotherB.theworryofaworkingmotherC.thehardshipofaworkingmotherD.thebittersweetofaworkingmother（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Peopletendtobecomemorepersonalandhidelessofthemselveswhenusingemail.SomeBritainresearchershavefoundinarecentstudythattherearegoodreasonsforthis.Theteamofresearchersasked83pairsofstudents,allstrangerstoeachother,tosolveaproblem.Theyhadtodiscussthisquestion:___36____Thepairsofstudentshadtotalkovertheproblemeitherfacetofaceorbycomputers.Dr.Johnsonsaid,“TheytoldtheirpartnersfourtimesasmuchaboutthemselveswhentheytalkedovertheInternetaswhentheytalkedfacetoface.Whenthecomputerswerefittedwithcamerassothatstudentscouldseeeachother,thislimitedthepersonalsideoftheconversation.”___37___Itwasmainlyaboutthingssuchaswheretheywenttoschool,orwheretheyusedtolive.Butsomestudentsdiscussedtheirlovestories,andpersonalchildhoodexperiences.Dr.Johnsonbelievesthatemailingencouragespeopletofocusonthemselves.__38__“Ifyoucannotseetheotherperson,itbecomeseasiertotalkaboutyourself.Thisisbecauseyouarenotthinkingwhattheotherpersonisthinkingofyou.Soemailinghasbecomethemodernwayoftalking,”saidDr.Johnson.___39___“Inthe19thcenturypeoplestartedtousethe‘telegraph’tocommunicate.Nowthesamekindofthinghashappenedandpeopleendedupspeakingmorefreely.”Dr.Johnsonthinksthatemailersneedtoknowabouttheseeffectsofemailing,especiallywhentheystartworkinacompany,“___40___”A.Lovestoriesareapopularchoice.B.However,thisstyleoftalkingisnotentirelynew.C.Generally,theinformationwasnotextremelypersonal.D.Themorepersonalinformationyougive,themorefriendsyoucanmake.E.Andwhentheydothis,theybecomemoreopen,especiallyiftherearenocameras.F.Ifonlyfivepeopleintheworldcouldbesavedfromaworlddisaster,whoshouldtheybe?G.Ifyoudidn’tknowaboutit,youcouldfindyourselfsayingmoreaboutyourselfthanyouwantedto.第三部分完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Samuelwasbackatthebookshop.Hehadonlyonegoalinmindtofindabookthathehadnot__41__thepreviousday.Thebookwasoneoftheseventhathehad__42__tobuy.Butatthelastmoment,hechangedhis__43__.Heputallsevenbackontheshelf.Samuelhadapersonal__44__athomewithover1,000booksalmostallunread.Hehadmorereadingmaterialinhissmall__45__thanhecouldfinishintwolifetimes,yethis__46__formoreremainedburning.Hefinally__47__puthisfootdown.“Notonemorebook”,hetoldhimself,“__48__itwasreallyspecial.”Infact,yesterday’sbookfitthebill.ItwasabiographyofoneofhisfavoriteauthorsStephenKing,oneofAmerica’smost__49__fictionauthors.Butitwasn’t__50__forKinghimselfearlyinhis___51__,hegothundredsofrejection(退稿)notices.Samuelwantedtobeagreat__52___andKingwashisrolemodel.Samuelimmediately__53__oneofthebookshehadpiledupyesterday,andinminutes,hefoundallexceptonetheStephenKingbook.“Whata__54___!”hethought,“TheonethatIwanttofindistheonethatIcan’tfind”Samueltookawalk__55__theshop,knowingthatpeopleoftenpickupsomethinginoneplaceandthenleaveitinanother.Thebookwasathickpaperbackwitharedcover.Butitwas__56__tobefoundSoforSamuel,thebig__57__wason.EverybookshophewenttowouldinvolveasearchfortheKingbook.Thisnewsearchaddedthe__58__tohisbookshoplife.Samuelhadheldsomethingspecialinhishands.Butonlywhenhe__59__didherealizeitsvalue.Whenhefounditagain,itwould__60__behisfavoritebookthathenevergotaroundtoreading.41.A.foundB.boughtC.missedD.ordered42.A.gotB.askedC.refusedD.intended43.A.habitB.attitudeC.mindD.emotion44.A.relationshipB.computerC.libraryD.choice45.A.officeB.apartmentC.bedD.desk46.A.houseB.planC.stoveD.thirst47.A.decidedB.offeredC.hopedD.agreed48.A.becauseB.unlessC.whenD.if49.A.popularB.qualifiedC.traditionalD.unsuccessful50.A.importantB.terribleC.tiringD.easy51.A.childhoodB.calendarC.careerD.creation52.A.writerB.collectorC.thinkerD.reader53.A.tookB.spottedC.selectedD.ignored54.A.dealB.bookC.jokeD.pity55.A.intoB.outsideC.towardsD.throughout56.A.nowhereB.somewhereC.anywhereD.everywhere57.A.inspirationB.shoppingC.huntD.walk58.A.goalB.curiosityC.pressureD.money59.A.thinkitoverB.gotitthroughC.finisheditoffD.letitgo60.A.formallyB.certainlyC.possiblyD.generally第II卷（50分）注意事项：用0.5毫米黑色笔迹的签字笔将答案下载答题卡上。