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英语参考答案
听 力
1~5 ACCAB 6~10 CABAB 11~15 AACBC 16~20 BCACA
阅 读
A
本文介绍了由旅行专家推荐的几处各具特色的景点。
21.A 根据New Orleans, Luisiana部分的Natalie DiScala is a writer and editr at JhnnyJet.cm可知答案。
22.C 根据Vail, Clrad部分的Vail Village, a ppular twn with special heated stne streets fr strlling可知答案。
23.B 根据Hudsn Valley, New Yrk部分倒数第2句可知答案。
B
本文主要介绍了美国伟大的作家马克·吐温。
24.D 第1段表明,马克·吐温说自己随彗星而来,也会随彗星而去,不想一语成谶。
25.A 第2段讲述马克·吐温的才华与幽默,末句通过举例的方式为该主旨服务。
26.D 第3段指出马克·吐温在许多行业里工作过,故该段主要讲述他的工作经历。
27.C 根据末段第2句可知,投资失败让他又归于贫穷。
C
Ali Safavi创立公司,发明能清洗塑料吸管的机器,使塑料吸管能被再次使用,从而减少塑料垃圾。
28.D 根据第1段第2、3句可知,Ali Safavi观察到,塑料吸管在被使用后会直接被丢入垃圾桶。这一浪费现象使他产生了该想法。
29.A Safavi琢磨着会有更好的办法来解决这个问题。因此画线词含“解决”之意。
30.C Safavi在第3段谈到,这项发明不仅有助于改善环境,还降低了实验室的成本。因此他在谈论他的发明的意义。
31.B 根据第4段第1句可知,Safavi的项目在Richmnd带来了更多的就业机会。
D
死树和艺术也许是一个不寻常的组合,但这一组合是纽约麦迪逊广场公园新展览的一部分,该展览旨在突出气候变化的一个特殊现象——全球森林的消失。
32.B 根据第1、6段可知,展览旨在说明全球部分森林的消失,而森林的消失是由气候变化导致的。
33.D 根据第4段可知,她在科罗拉多度假时的发现给了她灵感。
34.D 根据第5、6段可推断,她提到加州和东海岸,是为了阐述森林的紧急状况。
35.C 根据“If we give it a chance, it?ll cme back.”可判断,画线词的意思是“有韧性的,容易恢复的”。
补 全 短 文
36~40 GABFE
完 形 填 空
一位小女孩在1907年给圣诞老人写了一封信,这封信被放在壁炉里,直到最近才被一个修壁炉的男子发现。
41.C 遵循爱尔兰传统,小女孩把信放进了烟囱。
42.D 大约110年后,一个男人在修理自家壁炉时发现了那封信。
43.A 从那以后,那个男人一直想更多地了解这个小女孩的情况。
44.D 根据下文Peter Mattalian recalled可知,Peter得到了一个令人满意的结果。
45.D 根据上文As I was bringing bricks ut可知,Peter在取出砖的时候发现了这封信。
46.C 根据下文 (Peter知道了书信的内容)可知,Peter打开了信。
47.A Peter被Mary的信打动了。
48.D 根据下文wanted t ask a carriage fr her brther可知,Mary的弟弟想要一辆马车。
49.A Mary没有为自己祈求什么东西。
50.C 根据下文wh didn?t have mney可知,Mary想帮助那些穷人。
51.D 对没有钱的人慷慨是圣诞精神。
52.B Peter只发现有关Mary的部分故事。
53.A 根据下文f the tmb可知,当年的小女孩已经去世了,因此那些人找到了她被埋葬的地方。
54.D 但是在墓碑上找不到Mary的名字。
55.B Mary应该被其他人记住。
语 法 填 空
56.distinguished 57.what 58.which 59.leaders 60.dishnesty 61.t stand 62.bears
63.were used 64.strictly 65.in
写 作
第一节
One pssible versin:
Dear Jack,
I am planning t visit New Zealand this winter vacatin. Hw excited I am! I wuld like t ask yu fr sme infrmatin.
I wnder if yu can recmmend sme places f interest. Yur first-hand experience will be mre cnvincing than the advertisements prvided by travel agencies. Besides, I wuld appreciate it if yu culd give me sme detailed infrmatin abut my destinatin, such as lcal snacks, festivals r traditins. Last but nt least, is there anything else I need t pay special attentin t when I am there?
Lking frward t yur early reply.
Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节
One pssible versin:
The next mrning, Anna went t Mrs Smith?s huse again. “I think yu verpaid me last night,” she said and handed the twenty-dllar bill t her. Mrs Smith lked surprised. “I didn?t knw where that mney had gne! I knew that I had put it in my purse. Then this mrning, I culdn?t find it.” She started t cry. “It?s the last payment fr smething my husband needed. I made a mistake f giving yu the twenty dllars, but yu are such an hnest and kind girl that yu did nt keep it.”
Mrs Smith pened her purse and cunted ut six dllars. “I hpe yu?ll baby- sit fr us again. Our children think yu?re the best baby-sitter they?ve ever had, and s d I. I think they will be prud f having such a great sister baby-sit them!” Anna said yes and went back hme happily. When she gave her mther the six dllars, the best gift fr her, she felt very prud because she thught she did a great jb.
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听力部分录音材料
(Text 1)
W:This line is s lng. I just need t mail ne letter.
M:This line is fr peple wh need passprt phts. Yu shuld be in that line ver there. But if yu use the machine ver there, yu can buy stamps and put yur letter in the mailbx withut having t wait at all.
(Text 2)
W:What can I d fr yu, sir?
M:Is there a regular train service t Rme, aside frm the additinal ne at 8:15 pm tmrrw?
W:Yes, there is a train every mrning at 9:30 that arrives in Rme at 10:15.
(Text 3)
W:What’s the scre nw?
M:It’s 3-2 at the mment in England?s favr. But Spain seems t be taking the upper hand n the field.
(Text 4)
M:D yu feel nervus if the prfessr calls n yu in class?
W:I’ll say I wuld be in shck.
(Text 5)
W:What were yu ding last night? I heard sme lud nise frm yur huse.
M:I’m terribly srry, Mrs Jhnsn. I was just repairing a pipe. And my wife brke a vase by accident.
(Text 6)
M:Are yu ging t the shpping mall?
W:N, I’m ging t Sue?s huse.
M:Oh, right. She’s having a party tmrrw, isn’t she?
W:Yes. That’s why I’m ging there—t help her get ready. We’re ging t make sme pizza.
M:Excellent. Isn’t that her huse?
W:Oh n! I’ve missed my stp. I was talking t yu and I frgt t get ff.
M:Dn’t wrry. Yu can get ff at the next stp.
(Text 7)
M:Did the telephne ring?
W:I didn’t hear anything. Smetimes when the windws are pen, yu can hear the neighbrs? phne.
M:Well, I’m expecting an imprtant phne call, and I dn’t want t miss it.
W:Is it anything I shuld knw abut?
M:Nt really. It has smething t d with wrk and isn’t really related t us here at hme.
W:Well, why dn’t yu g ahead and d what yu wanted t d utside. I’ll call yu if the phne rings fr yu.
M:Thanks. I think I will. I need t g utside fr sme fresh air.
(Text 8)
M:Hi. Asha. Is yur mther feeling any better?
W:N. I’m afraid nt. She?s very hmesick. She misses her family and friends back in India.
M:D yu think she will ever mve back t India?
W:I’m nt sure. It’s very difficult fr her, because my father and my sisters all live here in Califrnia, s she desn’t want t leave us.
M:Des she ever g t visit her family in India?
W:She ges back nce a year t visit her family and friends. But when she’s in India, she misses her family in the United States.
M:It must be very hard fr her, t always be trn between tw places.
W:Yes, it is. And she’s always telling us nt t frget ur Indian culture. S, next year, my sisters and I are planning n traveling t India with her fr a few mnths, s that we can all experience the culture tgether.
M:I think that’s a wnderful idea. She’ll be s happy!
(Text 9)
M:Did yu have a gd vacatin, Katie?
W:Yeah! I tk a nature adventure tur. Fr the first part, we went hiking. It was s much fun! We hiked all the way up t these beautiful waterfalls. I tk lts f pictures.
M:Sunds great. S, what else did yu d during the tur?
W:Well, the best part was at the end f the trip. I jumped ut f an airplane.
M:Ww!
W:Yeah, it was just a fantastic vacatin. But anyway, that’s enugh abut my vacatin. Hw did yu spend yur break, Ryan?
M:Oh, I drve t visit my relatives. Well, it was pretty bring, actually. It rained every day s we had t stay inside. We watched TV a lt.
W:Oh, that’s t bad.
M:N, that’s OK. I really had a gd rest, even thugh it was a little bring.
(Text 10)
M:One early mrning abut a cuple f years ag, a lngtime friend f mine, Tm Lee, was walking thrugh Central Park n his way t wrk. On a path behind the Great Museum, he nticed a large newspaper sheet lying ahead. When he picked it up, he discvered a brwn leather purse underneath, rather flat, which suggested nthing was in it. He pened it up just t check and sptted a flash f green, the clr f US dllars. He lked in the purse and discvered a cuple f ten-dllar bills and behind the dllars a twenty-dllar bill. Then behind the twenty there were mre than ten hundred-dllar bills. That was quite a lt f mney. Tm tried t find ut wh wned it, but there was n indicatin in the purse. S Tm became a little wrried abut the wner. Did Tm find the wner finally? Yes, but it makes a lng stry and I’ll include this stry in my new bk Hnest Men Tday.