2023年广西梧州市岑溪市英语高三年级上册期末调研模拟试题含解析

2023年广西梧州市岑溪市英语高三上期末调研模拟试题

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第一部分（共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）

1.一I'mterriblysorry.I5mlatebecause....

一ThafsOK.Youarehereandthat'swhat.

A.doesB.worksC.functionsD.counts

2.Childrenunderfifteenarenotpermittedtoseesuchkindoffilm_________isbad

fortheirmentaldevelopment.

A.asB.what

C.whichD.that

3.™Idon'tunderstandwhyCatherinestoppedshortsheoughttohave

continued.

…Ifsobviousthatshelackedself-confidence.

A.whenB.while

C.ifD.as

4.一Shallweputofftheexperimenttillnextweek?

-,Idon'tthinkourteacherwillbehappywithit.

A.NevermindB.Sure,goahead

C.Yes,betternotD.I9drathernot

5.Thepresidentstoodbyawindowinsidetheroom,Ientered,lookingover

thesquare.

A.whereB.intowhich

C.whichD.that

6.Membershipofthisclubisopentothosewhoareitsaim.

A.insalutetoB.inhonourof

C.inlinewithD.insympathywith

7.The19thPartyCongressdrewupablueprintforChina'sdevelopmentinthenext

threedecadesandmore.thisblueprintintoreality,wemustbedown-to-earth

inourapproach,takeonestepatatimeaswemoveforwardanddeliversolidoutcomes.

A.TurningB.Turned

C.TurnD.Toturn

8.—YourcarshouldbereadynextTuesday.

—Wewerehopingyou*dbeabletodoitbythisFriday.

A.stillB.ratherC.alwaysD.even

9.Theyoungmanhasexperience.Heprobablycan'tdothatjob.

A.fewB.little

C.someD.any

10.一Tom,doyouenjoyyourpresentjob?

-,Ijustdoitforaliving.

A.OfcourseB.Notreally

C.NotlikelyD.Thafsallright

11.Ifeltlikegivingup.Iprobably,butmyDadwhispered,66Comeon!You

canmakeit.”

A.wouldhaveB.wouldC.shouldD.shouldhave

12.Youhaveabigmouth,Tom.Youhavetoldeverybodythesecret.

A.can'tB.mustn't

C.shouldn'tD.mightn't

13.——Mum,doyoumindifIinvitesomefriendstomybirthdayparty?

-,Itwillbemoreinteresting.

A.BynomeansB.Yes,ofcourse

C.Don'tworryD.Nodoubt.

14.thestudentswerehearingtheexcitingnews!

A.HowhappilyB.WhatafunC.WhatpleasureD.How

pleased

15.Togetaslimfigure,Fannyhastriedmanyways,butinvain.Sonowsheisreduced

anythingforsupper.

A.tonoteatingB.nottoeat

C.nottoeatingD.tonoteat

16.Quantitiesofsoilinthearea,resultingintheincreasingnumber

ofnaturaldisasters.

A.iswashedawayB.havewashedaway

C.havewashedawayD.havebeenwashedaway

17.Ifshegenerousasshemakesoutshewouldhavedonatedmoremoneyin

thecatastrophe.

A.hadbeenB.were

C.wouldbeD.was

18.…Canyoutellusyourforhappinessandalonglife?

--Livingeverydaytothefullest,definitely.

A.recipeB.effort

C.contentD.demand

19.Ifyouwanttogofurtherinthenewsport,thebestwayistoandpractise

morefrequently.

A.diveinB.dropout

C.catchonD.springup

20.IwishIherthenewsandthenshewouldn'tbeworriednow.

A.don'ttellB.didn'ttell

C.haven9ttoldD.hadn'ttold

第二部分阅读理解（满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项

中，选出最佳选项。

21.（6分）Weateonthegomorethaneverbefore.Herearethreehealthappsthat

canhelpyoubettermanageyourhealthwhenyoupursueyourdreams.DoctorsOn

Demand

DoctorsOnDemandenablesyoutovisitadoctorwithouteverleavingyourhome,

helpingyouuseacomputer,tabletorsmartphonetohaveadoctorvideochatwithyou.

Theservicewillhelpyoulocateandconnectyoutolicenseddoctors,psychologists,

pediatricians（JL科医生）andmore.FeescanbepaidwithHAS&FSA.Itcosts$40for

15minuteswithadoctoror$50for20minuteswithapsychologist.Text4baby

I'mabigfanofText4babyforafewreasons.Thefreeserviceforpregnantwomen

andnewmomsworksbysendingtextmessagestoyoursmartphonethreetimesaweek

withinformationabouthowtohaveahealthypregnancyandbaby.Andthemessages

aretimedtothepregnantwoman'sduedateorthebaby'sdateofbirth,sendingtips

thatarerelevanttowhereamotherisinherpregnancyorwhereababyisinstagesof

development.Tipsrangefrombreastfeedingtocarseatsafetytoremindersabout

exercise,nutritionandmore.Theservicecombinesinteractivetextmessages,anapp,

videoandwebcontentinEnglishandSpanish.SignupbytextingBABYto511-411or

bydownloadingtheapp.RISE

RISE,anappavailableoniPhone（comingtoAndroidin2016）,pairsyouupwith

（与绑定）aregistereddietitiantoimproveyourdietandreachhealthgoals.Youshare

photosofyourmealsandyourexerciseforthedaywithyourcoach,whothenlooksfor

areaswhereyoucanimproveandgivesadvice,helpsyousetgoalsandistheretopat

youonthebackvirtually（虚拟地）whenyouhitamilestone.Whafsalsogreatisthat

youcantextasmuchasyouwantwithyourdietitianandthereisnoneedtogointoan

office.Feesforthisservicerangefrom$9permonthto$50amonth.Thereisafree

7-daytrialsoyoucantryitoutforaweektoseeifit'sfitforyou.

1、Howmuchwillyoupayifyouhaveavideochatwithyourpsychologistforanhour

usingDoctorsOnDemand?

A.$50.B.$80.

C.$100.D.$150.

2^Wecaninferthattheauthorisprobablya,

A.famouspediatricianB.softwareengineer

C.pregnantwomanornewmotherD.registereddietitian

3、WhatdoyouknowaboutText4baby?

A.ItisanappavailableonlyoniPhone.

B.YoucansignupbytextingBABYto511-411.

C.Peoplecan'tuseText4babyforfree.

D.Textmessagesaresentinthreelanguages.

22.（8分）FitbitCharge

Aspecialcut-off,just$39.99!

Comeandgetone!

EnergizeyourdaywithCharge—anadvancedactivitywristbandthattracksyour

stepstaken,distancetraveled,caloriesburned,floorsclimbedandactiveminutes.Stay

connectedthroughoutthedaywithreal-timefitnessstatisticsandCallerIDonthe

OLEDdisplay.Andwhenthedayisdone,itautomaticallymonitorsyoursleepandsets

asilent,shakingalarm.Whetheryou'reattheofficeoronthego,Chargewirelessly

syncs（同步）yourstatisticstoyoursmartphoneandcomputertohelpyoufindthe

motivationyouneedtoachieveyourgoals.

DETAILEDINFORMATION

•Size:Smallfits5.5"-65",Largefits6.5,,-7,7,r.Refertothissizingguidetobesureyou

gettherightfit.

•ActivityTracking—Accuratelytrackall-daystatisticslikestepstaken,distancetraveled,

caloriesburned,stairsclimbed,andactiveminutes,

•Seedailystatistics,timeofday,andexercisemodewithabrightOLEDdisplay.

•AutoSleep+SilentAlarm-Monitoryoursleepautomaticallyandwakewithasilent

alarm.

•CallerID—Getcallnoticerightonyourwristwhenyoursmartphoneisnearby.

•Accessreal-timerunstatisticsliketime,distance,andpacetostayontrack,

•Syncstatisticswirelesslyandautomaticallytoyourcomputerandover150leading

smartphones,

•Seecompatible（兼容的）iOS,Android,andWindowsp/io〃es.FREQUENTLYASKED

QUESTIONS

•HowdoIresetmytracker?

Ifyourtrackerisnotresponding,itmaybefixedbyrestarting.

1PlugyourchargingcableintotheUSBportandinsertyourtrackerintothecharging

cable.

2Insertapaperclipintothesmallpinholeonthebackofthecharger.

3Pressonthepinholefor3——4seconds.

Yourtrackerwillnowbereset.Takeyourtrackeroutofthechargerandinsertitbackinto

thewristband.

•HowdoIchargemytracker?

Yourtrackerbatterylastsforabout5days.Tochargeit,removethetrackerfromtheband

andplaceitinthechargeruntilall5lightsaresolid.

Ifyouhavemorequestions,youmayloginandpostyourquestionshere.Wewillsolve

yourproblemsassoonaspossible.

1、FromDETAILEDINFORMATION,weknowthatFitbitCharge.

A.haslimitedrangeofsizesandcolors

B.canhelptrackandcollectfitnessdata

C.isalittlerobotthatcantalkwithowners

D.cantextmessagelikesmartphones

2、ItcanbeknownfromFREQUENTLYASKEDQUESTIONSthat.

A.thebatteryofthetrackercanlastforabout10days

B.expertsaretobeinvitedtohelpresetyourtrack

C.anyquestionyouhaveaboutthetrackercanbeposted

D.whenthetrackerisnotresponding,justchargeit

3、Thispassageismainlywrittento・

A.introducetheusageofFitbitChargetoyou

B.answersomequestionsaboutFitbitCharge

C.callonthecustomerstobuyFitbitCharge

D.offeryousomeadviceaboutshoppinginChristmas

23.（8分）Adecade-longstudy,alsothefirstmajorresearchintoairpollutionand

diseasehasshownthatlivingnearamainroadincreasestheriskofdementia（痴呆）.The

studyof6.6millionpeoplefoundthatonein10dementiadeathsinpeoplelivingwithin

50metresofabusyroadwasduetowastegasandnoise.

Airpollutionisalreadyknowntocontributetothedeathsofaround40,000peoplein

Britaineachyearbyworseningbreathingandheartconditions,whilepreviousresearch

showedemissions（排放物）cancausebrainshrinkage.ButthenewstudybyCanadian

publichealthscientistsisthefirsttoHndalinkbetweenlivingclosetoheavytrafficand

theincreasingofdementia,adiscoverydescribedas^believable,1and^impressive*1by

Britishexperts.

DrHongChensaid.nOurstudysuggeststhatbusyroadscouldbeasourceof

environmentalstressorsthatcouldgiverisetotheonsetofdementia.Populationgrowth

andurbanizationhasplacedmanypeopleclosetoheavytraffic,andwithwidespread

exposuretoheavytrafficandgrowingratesofdementia,evenamodesteffectfrom

near-roadexposurecouldcausealargepublichealthburden.Moreresearchto

understandingthislinkisneeded,particularlyintotheeffectsofdifferentaspectsof

traffic,suchasairpollutantsandnoise.n

Inthenewstudy,theteamtrackedalladultsagedbetween20and85livingin

Ontarioformorethanadecadefrom2001to2012.Theyusedpostcodestodetermine

howclosepeoplelivedtoamainroadandanalyzedmedicalrecordstoseeiftheywent

ontodevelopdementia,Parkinson*sdiseaseormultiplesclerosis（多发性硬化）.

WhiletherewasnocorrelatienbetweenlivingneararoadandParkinson*sdisease

ormultiplesclerosis,dementiariskreducedaspeoplelivedfurtherfromamainroad,

witha7percenthigherriskindevelopingdementiaamongthoselivingwithin50metres;

a4percenthigherriskat50-100metresanda2percenthigherriskat101-200

metres.After200metrestherewasnoincrease.Researchersbelievethatnoiseoftraffic

mayalsoplayaroleintheraisedriskaswellasotherurbanpollution,whichisoften

presentnearbusyroads.

1、WhatcanweknowaboutCanadian'snewstudy?

A.Britishexpertsthinkhighlyofit.

B.Itbringsbenefitstodementiapatients.

C.Itshowsthatairproductionisveryserious.

D.Itshowsthatairpollutioncancausebrainshrinkage.

2、WhatDrHongChensaidshowedthat.

A.peoplearediagnosedwithdementiamainlyduetoairpollution

B.widespreadexposuretotrafficwillreducetheriskofhavingdementia

C.thelinkbetweenlivingnearroadsandhavingdementiawasnotobvious

D.busyroadscouldbeasourceofenvironmentalstressorsthatcauseddementiato

increase

3、WhatdoestheunderlinedthewordCorrelation5mean?

A.Change.B.Improvement.

C.Association.D.Secret

4、Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?

A.Livingnearamainroadaddstotheriskofnoise.

B.Livingbeyond300metresofamainroadissafeforpeople.

C.Livingwithin200metresofamainroadhasalowerriskofhavingdementia.

D.Thefurtherpeopleliveawayfromheavytraffic,thesmallertheriskofhaving

dementia.

24.（8分）MysummerholswrCWOT.B4,WEUSED2go2NY2Cmybro,his

GF&thr3:-@KIDSFTF.ILNY,itsgr8.

Canyouunderstandthissentence?Ifyoucan't,don'tfeeltoobad:neithercould

themiddleschoolteacherinEnglandwhoreceivedthisashomework.ThisisNetspeak:

thelanguageofcomputerizedcommunicationfoundontheInternetorcellphones.To

newcomers,itcanlooklikeacompletelyforeignlanguage.

Schoolteachersandparentssaythisnewformofwritingisharming（破坏）the

Englishlanguage.Increasingspellingandgrammaticalmistakescanbeseeninstudents'

writing.Theyfearthelanguagecouldbecomecorrupted（面目全非的）.

Everyoneshouldjustrelax,saylinguists（语言学家）.TheybelieveNetspeakisin

factmoreofagoodthing.DavidCrystal,fromtheUniversityofWales,arguesthat

NetspeakandInternetcreateanewlanguageuseandthealmostlostartofdiarywriting

hasbeenpickedupagain.GeoffreyNurnberg,fromStanfordUniversity,agrees.

“Peoplegetbetteratwritingbywriting/5hesays.“Kidswhoarenowdoingtext

messaging,e-mail,andinstantmessageswillwriteatleastaswellas,andpossiblybetter

than,theirparents.99

LinguistJamesMilroysays,forcenturies,itisbelievedwithoutexceptionthat

youngpeopleareharmingthelanguage.Andwhentoday'steenagersbecome

tomorrow'sparents,theytoowillthinkthisway.Milroyarguesthatlanguagesdonot

andcannotbecome“corrupted"；theysimplychangetomeetthenewneeds.

However,Netspeakersdoagreethatitisimportanttoteachyoungpeoplehowto

speakandwriteStandardEnglish.CynthiaMcVeysays,“IcanunderstandNetspeak

worriesteachersandifsimportantthattheytelltheirpupilsthattextmessagingisfor

fun,butthatlearningtowriteproperEnglishisamustfortheirfuture.”

1、Whatisthepurposeofthefirstparagraph?

A.Togivethemainidea.B.Toraiseaquestion.

C.Tocompareanexample.D.Toleadinthetopic.

2、WhocanunderstandtheNetspeakinEngland?

A.Middleschoolteachers.B.Parents.

C.Linguistics.D.Teenagers.

3、WhobelievesNetspeakuserscanhelpimprovewriting?

A.CynthiaMcVeyB.DavidCrystal

C.GeoffreyNurnbergD.JamesMilroy

4、WhafsJamesMilroy'sattitudetowardNetspeak?

A.Positive.B.Negative.

C.Doubtful.D.Worried.

5、Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.Netspeak:theLanguageontheInternet

B.IsNetspeakHelpfulinLanguageLearning?

C.IsNetspeakHarmingtheEnglishLanguage?

D.Netspeak:AdvantagesandDisadvantages

25.（10分）Ifitweren*tforthementor（导师），RebeccaCruziscertainthat

shewouldn*thavegottenherbachelor*sdegree.

Ms.Cruzwentthroughatroublingtimeduringhersecondyearincommunity

college.Shedidn'tfeelmuchsupportathome.Strugglingontheedgeofstoppingher

education9Cruzturnedtohermentor,AlexLopez."Heputmeintheright

direction,''Cruzrecalls.

GiselaBusheyisanotherwomanwhounderstandstheimportanceofmentors,and

shehopestoHndanAlexforeveryRebecca.SoshedesignedCriticalBridge,which

providesthemwithmentorship.

AndinOctober,CriticalBridgewasnamedarecipientofthe$50,000Encore

Prize,whichisawardedbyEncore,org,apartnerorganizationthataimstousethe

talentsofthoseaged50orolder.

Aspartoftheprize,Encore,orgwillprovidementorsforCriticalBridge.The

mentorswillworkwithyouthsthroughouttheirparticipationinthetwoprograms

connectedtoCriticalBridge.

Morethan10,000peopleintheUnitedStatesareretiringeveryday,accordingto

PhyllisMoen,asociologyprofessor.ManyoftheseAmericanshaveexpressedadesire

togivebacktotheircommunities.

“Theywanttodosomethingmeaningful.Andthere*snothingmoremeaningful

thanmentoringacrossgenerations,''ProfessorMoensays.

DimaKhouryhasmentoredyoungpeoplethroughouthercareer.Shesees

mentorshipasapersonalrelationship.

“Takethetimetogettoknoweachother,''Ms.Khourysays."Ifyoutakethe

timetobuildtrustatthebeginningsitwillbemucheasiertobuildahealthy

relationshipafterthat,andmorebeneficial.''Speakingfromexperience,shesays

mentorsmightnotalwayshavetheanswers,butbeingalistenerisjustasimportant.

nIthinkwhathelpsissomethingaskingtherightquestionandlettingthemthink

aboutit,''shesays."Itbenefitscriticalthinking.''

Cruz,nowaSanFranciscoStategraduate,hasbecomeamentortoo.

nSometimesweareinaconditionwherewedon*thavepeopletogoto；youmight

notmakeitoutfromthatsamecyclewithoutthehelpofanyhumanguide9''shesays.

Butbyprovidingmentorshipandresources,Cruzhopesthatifsuchatimecomes,

studentswill"makethedecisiontopushforwardasopposedtogivingup.''

1、WhatcanbeknownaboutRebeccaCruz?

A.Shewasstronglysupportedbyherfamily.

B.Shefailedtogetherbachelor*sdegree.

C.Shegaveuphercollegeeducation.

D.Shewashelpedbyhermentor.

2、WhatdoweknowaboutCriticalBridge?

A.Itoffersstudentsmentorship.

B.Itgivesmentorsprizesyearly.

C.ItwasfoundedbyAlexLopez.

D.Itisatalentsearchorganization.

3、WhatdoesDimaKhourythinkofmentorship?

A.Itrequiresrichexperience.

B.Ittakesalongtimetobuild.

C.Itisthebestjobchanceforretiredpeople.

D.Itinvolvesagoodunderstandingbetweenpeople.

4、WhatisRebeccaCruz*sfuturewish?

A.Toprovidestudentswithsupport.

B.Toguidestudentsthroughtheirstudy.

C.Tobuildahealthyrelationshipwithothers.

D.Togetadvancedtraininginmentorshipskills.

第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.

26.（30分）Haveyouevernotwantedtodosomethingsobadly?Well,thafs

howI1aboutjoiningMadcaps9amothersanddaughters'chibassistingcharity..

2,myfeelingchangedfinally.NowIbelieveifyouadoptan3attitude,you

mightjust4enjoyingit.

Sixmonthsago,mymomtoldmetheclubaskedustoworkas5atSaint

VincentdePaulHomelessshelter.ThatmeantIhadto6inthedirtyhomeless

shelterforatleast20hours.

Thefirsttimewewentthere,aladyledustothekitchenwherewe7myfive

fellowMadcapsclassmates-theyalsoworethesamemark.SinceI'musually8

awkward,Ihadnevertalkedwithanyofthem.Worsestilbmymomwasaskedtohelp

outsidethekitchen,leavingmetotally9toservefoodwiththem.Soonlarge

numbersofhomelessfamilies10inlikerushingriver.Alittlegirl,around5years

old9walkeduptomeI11herasandwich.Shetookitandjoinedherfamily

quickly.Asshewalkedaway,I12shewaswearingacoat.Clearlytoobigforher,

hanging13onherthinbody,andcouldn'thelpthinkinghowmuchIhad14

withher.Itsuddenlystruckmethathow15Iam.

AfterthatmomentIhada16ofheart.NowIloveMadcapsanddon'tmiss

onemeeting.Ihave17awkwardnesswhencommunicatingandhavemanyfriends.

AndthisyearIamsureIwilldomorethanthe1820hoursofcharity.

SothatishowIhavemadea19bydoingonethingIdonotwanttodo.If

youhaveanopen20aboutthingsyoucanaccomplishmoreandbecomea

well-rounded（全面的）person.

1、A.heardB•worriedC.feltD.brought

2、A.otherwiseB.HoweverC.ThereforeD.Besides

3、A.optimisticB,accurateC•aggressiveD.passive

4、A.keepupB.giveupC.endupD.takeup

5、A.membersB,volunteersC.friendsD.clerks

6、A.wanderB.stayC.teachD.serve

7、A.ranintoB.caredaboutC.lookedforD.passedby

8、A.painfullyB.sociallyC.naturallyD.hopelessly

9、A.afraidB.doubtfulC・aloneD.patient

10、A.joinedB.brokeC.droppedD.poured

11、A.awardedB.showedC.handedD.bought

12、A.discoveredB.guessedC.suspectedD.concluded

13、A.neatlyB.broadlyC.tightlyD.loosely

14、A.comparedB.connectedC.coveredD.competed

15、A.eagerB.luckyC.calmD.miserable

16、A.reliefB.lossC.surpriseD.change

17、A.rememberedB.realizedC.overcomeD.ignored

18、A.allowedB.requiredC.includedD.Hnished

19、A.differenceB.promiseC.sacrificeD.conclusion

20、A.studyB.planC.mindD.question

第二节(每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或

括号内单词的正确形式。

27.(15分)Directions:Fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentand

grammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,Allineachblankwiththe

properformofthegivenwords;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseach

blank.

Atmanyuniversities,studentswearblackgownsfortheirdegreeceremonies.But

nowamuch1.(young)crowdisstartingtocopythem.

2.(celebrate)children'scompletionofpre-schooleducation,moreandmore

kindergartensandnurseries3.(hold)graduationceremoniesfortheirthree-and-four

year-oldkidsnow.Tensofthousandsofoutfits,basedonthosewhicharewornby

universitystudents,aresoldeveryyearinEurope,theMiddleEastandFarEast.

4.arecentceremonyinShanghai,thosepre-schoolgraduates5.(ask)togivebooks

toyoungerstudents.Thiswouldnotonlyteachthemtovaluethebooks,butalsoto

cherishthefriendship.Whentheceremonyhappened,thereweren'tmanydryeyes

amongtheparents,buttheteacherswerethemostupsetofall6.theywouldn'tseethe

childrenagain.Butmostlyitwasaveryhappydayandthestartofthenextpartofthe

children'slives.

Parentsliketheideaofagraduationceremonyastheirkids7,havegreat

memoriesoftheirchildhoodwhentheykeepthephotosofthemselvesinthegowns.

第四部分写作(共两节)第一节短文改错(满分10分)

28.(10分)假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下

作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、

删除或修改。

增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号(A),并在其下面写出该加的词。

删除：把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。

修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。

注意：

1、每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；

2、只允许修改10处，多者（从第U处起）不计分。

Thesayingthatpracticemakesperfectmeanthatafteryouhaveplentyofpracticein

whatyouweredoing,youwillbeperfectinit.Ifyouwantimproveyourstudyand

work,rememberingthatthemostimportantthingishowtoputtheknowledgeyouhave

learnedintopractice.Forexamplewhenlearningalanguage9thoughyoucanmakefull

useforyourtalent,practiceisnecessary.Ifyouonlylearngrammarrulesbytheheart

anddon'tdoenoughexercise,ifscertainthatyoucan'tunderstandthelanguage

perfectly.Butifyourealpractisealot,maybeyouwillunderstandthemmuchbetter.In

thisway,youcanapplythatyouhavelearnedbetter.

第二节书面表达（满分25分）

29.（25分）假定你是李华，本周末你和几个同学打算骑车去某处游玩，想邀请你们学

校的英国交换生Leslie一起参加。请用英语写一封邮件。内容包括：

1.出游的时间、地点等；

2.注意事项；

3.询问是否参加。

注意：

1.词数100左右；

2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

参考答案

第一部分（共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）

1、D

2、A

3、A

4、D

5、C

6、D

7、D

8、B

9、B

10、B

11、A

12、C

13、A

14、D

15、A

16、D

17、B

18、A

19、A

20、D

第二部分阅读理解（满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项

中，选出最佳选项。

21、1、D

2、C

3、B

22、1、B

2、C

3、C

23、WilkieCollinswasborninLondonin1824andhisfirstnovel-ahistorical

romancecalledwAnatoniaw—waspublishedwhenhewas26.Shortlyafterthishemet

CharlesDickens,andtheyformedaclosefriendshipthatlastedfortenyearsand

influencedbothmen'swriting.Collinswentontopublish25novelsaswellasmany

shortstories,playsandworksofnon-fiction.However,heismostwellknownforthetwo

mysterynovels“TheWomaninWhite"and"TheMoonstone”.

CollinspublishedbothmysteriesasserialsinAlltheYearRound.Whenitappearedin

themagazinein1860,“TheWomaninWhite“wassopopularthatitbecamethesubject

ofasongandaplay.Iteveninfluencedfashion,andmanywomenstartedtodressin

white.Eightyearslater"TheMoonstone"waspublishedandearnedCollinsthetitle

"thefatherofthemodernEnglishdetectivenovel**.TSElliot,anotherfamouswriter,

saidthatTheMoonstonewasthe"firstandgreatestofEnglishdetectivenovels**,andit

isstilladmiredbymoderncrimewriterstoday.

Anauthorofmanymysteries,DorothyLSayersconsidered“TheMoonstone”tobe

nprobablythefinestdetectivestoryeverwrittenandmanypeopleagreewithher.

Thereareseveralreasonswhytheythinkso.O