天津市第五十五中学2025_2026学年高三上学期第一次月考英语试题（扫描版，含答案）

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第I卷 选择题
第一部分：听力（共两节，满分 20分）
第一节(共 5 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 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，你将有 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. What did the wman d yesterday?
A. She quarreled with her clleague.
B. She dialed the wrng number.
C. She made a mistake at wrk.
2. Hw des the wman feel abut the mvie?
A. Very satisfied. B. Terribly disappinted. C. A bit dissatisfied.
3. Wh might the man be?
A. A shp assistant. B. A deliveryman. C. A repairman.
4. What will the man d?
A. Fetch his phne. B. Take a bath. C. Start the car.
5. What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A. Ways t relax muscles.
B. Tips n relieving stress.
C. Benefits f humr.
第二节（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15分）
听下面几段材料。每段材料后有几个小题,从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段材料前,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。每段材料读两遍。
听下面一段对话，回答第6至第8小题。
6. What des the wman say abut Lake Titicaca?
A. She wants t sht a dcumentary n it.
B. It's wned by Blivia nly.
C. Its size appeals t her.
7. What des the man intend t d at Lake Titicaca?
A. Visit the ancient ruins.
B. Talk with the lcals.
C. Take a bat trip.
8. Why des the man suggest ging t Lake Titicaca this summer?
A. They can experience mre unique custms there then.
B. They will have enugh time t make a plan.
C. They can enjy the amazing scenery there.
听下面一段对话，回答第9至第11小题。
9. What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Friends. B. Business partners. C. C - wrkers.
10. What des the wman think f Alex Brwn?
A. He's experienced. B. He's creative. C. He's unfriendly.
11. What is the wman likely t d next?
A. Edit a jb ffer letter.B. Intrduce her prject.C. Cnduct an interview.
听下面一段独白，回答第12至第15小题。
12. Where des Fu Yixuan wrk?
A. At a schl theater.
B. At the China Theater Assciatin.
C. At the Beijing Peple's Art Theater.
13. What is the pening play?
A. Thse Wh Survived.B. Thunderstrm.C. Lyu Bu.
14. What did Ca Yu d in 1934?
A. He taught in a primary schl.
B. He entered Tsinghua University.
C. He published his first play.
15. Which team perfrmed Madame White Snake?
A. The Lucian Blaga University f Sibiu.
B. The Hng Kng Academy fr Perfrming Arts.
C. The Natinal Academy f Chinese Theater Arts.
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。
16. — I'm afraid I can't g t yur huse. I have an imprtant appintment.
— ____________!
A. Mind yurselfB. With pleasureC. N prblemD. What a pity
17. Over the past decade, the number f visitrs t the Frbidden City in Beijing, where
numerus histrical treasures are hused, ______ dramatically.
A. increases B increase
C. has increased
D. have
increased zai tian jin ka sheng hu qu da an
18.It's nt quite difficult t maintain a healthy bdy; the ______ is t exercise regularly.
A. recipeB. symblC. reputatinD. qualificatin
19. My English teacher ______ great imprtance t gd prnunciatin, which is f benefit
t remembering wrds in the lng run.
A. extendsB. appliesC. attachesD. whispers
20. _______ we can cmplete the assignment n time depends n varius factrs.
A. WhetherB. WhatC. WhichD. That
21. Time slipped ff befre he knew it but he managed t finish ff his jb t meet the
deadline ______.
A. at firstB. after allC. abve allD. at randm
22. —Mum, shall I watch the TV prgram Singer 2024 tday?
— ______. Yu have s much hmewrk t d!
A. Out f questinB. Frget itC. G aheadD. That’s right
23. — Oh, dear! We nly have 15 minutes t get t the statin.
— S terrible! There isn’t any taxi arund when yu want ______.
A. itB. thatC. thisD. ne
24. — Penny’s baby daughter narrwly escaped drinking the furniture plish n the cffee table.
— Luckily fr her. She ______ sick r even died.
A. culd have gtB. shuld have gtC. must have gtD. will have gt
25. Andersn’s fairy tales are amng the mst frequently translated wrks in all f literary histry,
and the themes f his stries ______ adults and children alike.
A. belng tB. cntribute tC. adjust tD. appeal t
26. Regulatins ften meet resistance in the rigid system, ______ bssy emplyers may be
challenged by emplyees.
A. whichB. whereC. whseD. that
27. Thrugh Snw’s tireless effrts water cmpanies began t sell clean water, and the
threat f chlera arund the wrld saw a ______ decrease.
A. surrundingB. subjectiveC. substantialD. suspicius
28. ______ f danger in the street at night, she had t g hme, with a friend ______ her.
A. Warned; accmpaniedB. Having warned; accmpanying
C. Warning; accmpanyingD. Having been warned; accmpanying
29. Yu can nly realize hw hard this jb is ______ yu really experience it.
A. unlessB. untilC. whenD. befre
30. It is s cld here in winter that the lcals are said ______ their cars running all day
fr fear f nt being able t restart them.
A. t leaveB. leavingC. having leftD. t have left
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 31 - 50 各题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中，选出
最佳选项。
One f my friends Bb was a research and develpment directr in a large cmpany. One day, he arrived at ur caching sessin feeling 31 . It turned ut that Bb had spent hurs preparing fr an imprtant meeting with clleagues acrss the glbe. He 32 his talking pints, and gt the cnference sftware ready t 33 .
Hwever, things didn’t g smthly as planned. At first, Bb 34 t be heard abve thse seemingly mre distinguished clleagues. When he did get an pprtunity t give his
speech, he felt 35 and frgt his wrds. Afterwards, Bb was 36 by the incident. What's wrse, he culdn't stp beating himself up.
Bb is what I call a sensitive striver—a high achiever wh is als highly sensitive. He demands 37 frm himself at all times. But when he fails t 38 thse impssibly high expectatins, his sensitivity and thughtfulness will cause him t get int 39 . If yu als share Bb's reactin, then yu are als t 40 yurself. And yu may have these 41 : making harsh persnal judgments, ver - analyzing yur shrt - cmings and 42 yur minr faults.
Perhaps many peple argue that self - criticism can keep us 43 . Sensitive strivers like Bb ften use it as a kind f 44 , hping that it'll frce them t perfrm better. But research shws that self - criticism is a pr strategy when it's used 45 . It'll 46 affect yu, fr example, yu'll have less mtivatin, 47 self - cntrl, and greater prcrastinatin (拖延). In fact, self - critic have 48 the brain int a state f inhibitin (拘谨), which prevents yu frm taking actin t 49 yur gals.
As a sensitive striver, yur desire t be the best is yur wealth. As lng as yu succeed in 50 the pattern f pushing yurself t hard, yu'll definitely benefit frm bth yur sensitivity and yur ambitin.
31.A. shckedB. delightedC. upsetD. embarrassed
32.A. adptedB. draftedC. transfrmedD. strengthened
33.A. cntributeB. distributeC. distractD. decrate
34.A. pretendedB. prmisedC. refusedD. struggled
35.A. nervusB. depressedC. satisfiedD. happy
36.A. deceivedB. cntrlledC. discuragedD. prevented
37.A. frgivenessB. excellenceC. cnsideratinD. expectatin
38.A. get rid fB. give way tC. live up tD. g back t
39.A. self - imprvementB. self - cnfidenceC. self - disciplineD. self - criticism
40.A. tugh nB. cnfident fC. surprised byD. prud f
41.A. restrictinsB. behaviursC. ambitinsD. explanatins
42.A. reflecting nB. ging thrughC. giving awayD. hlding back
43.A. vercautiusB. awkwardC. cnservativeD. sharp
44.A. campaignB. challengeC. mtivatinD. flexibility
45.A. apprpriatelyB. excessivelyC. efficientlyD. wisely
46.A. temprarilyB. negativelyC. permanentlyD. regularly
47.A. wrseB. betterC. higherD. strnger
48.A. breaksB. dividesC. shiftsD. translates
49.A. cnductB. refreshC. setD. achieve
50.A. frmingB. fllwingC. breakingD. preserving
第三部分：阅读理解（共 20 小题；每小题 2.5分，满分 50 分）
A
Restaurants in Lndn
The Ritz
Price per persn: £80 - 90
This palace - style dining rm is famus as ne f Lndn's mst luxurius, rmantic restaurants. As a Michelin - starred restaurant, it takes pride in shwcasing the very best f British cuisine. Live entertainment is prvided n Friday and Saturday evenings. Call it n 020 73002370 t make a reservatin.
Amarett
Price per persn: £15-20
This family - wned restaurant ffers true Italian taste all freshly prepared daily. The pizzas and pasta dishes are well recmmended. It als has great bands playing n Friday nights. Since its pening in 2005, it has becme a lcal favrite and mst days f the week yu will nt be able t see an empty table. Make a bking first by phning 020 84558186 r 020 89589099.
Levant
Price per persn: £20 - 30
This Middle Eastern restaurant is perfect fr a rmantic evening. The menu ffers a wide selectin f genuine Lebanese cuisine fr peple wh like t try smething new and unusual. Thugh there are n Michelin - starred Lebanese restaurants in Lndn just yet, this restaurant is really wrth it. If yu stay late, yu will be able t watch a dance shw. Bk a table by phning 0207224 1111.
Hard Rck Café
Price per persn: £10 - 20
A genuine celebratin f rck 'n' rll! This is the riginal Hard Rck Café, here since the 1970s, and it's the first ever theme restaurant. Yu can't make reservatins and yu will find a queue almst all day lng, every day f the year. Its delicius American cuisine, live music and walls cvered in rck memrabilia (收藏品) ffer a place fr everyne t eat, drink and scialize.
51. The Ritz is a great chice fr peple wh prefer ________.
A. fast fdB. Asian cuisine
C. kid - friendly dishes.D. live perfrmances
52. In which restaurant can yu enjy genuine Italian fd?
A. The Ritz.B. Amarett.C. Levant.D. Hard Rck Café.
53. Which number shuld yu call if yu want t try sme unusual cuisine?
A. 02073002370.B. 02084558186.C. 02089589099.D. 0207224 1111.
54. Which f the fllwing is NOT true abut Hard Rck Café?
A. It is very ppular.
B. It is a theme restaurant.
C. It requires reservatins.
D. It has been arund fr ver 40 years.
55. What d the fur restaurants have in cmmn?
A. They are family - run.
B. They accept reservatins.
C. They ffer live entertainment.
D. They have a histry f ver 40 years.
B
Martin was returning t wrk in his Lndn ffice after spending tw weeks with his brther in New Yrk. He was cming back with a heavy heart. It was nt just that it was the end f a wnderful hliday; it was nt just that he invariably suffered badly frm jet lag (时差); it was that Mnday mrning always began with a team meeting and, ver the mnths, he had grwn t hate them.
Martin was aware that clleagues apprached these meetings with hidden agenda (会议
议程); they indulged in (沉溺于) game playing; and he knew that peple were nt being hnest and pen. The meetings themselves were bad enugh - there was all the maning afterwards at the meeting like “I culd have imprved n that idea, but I wasn’t ging t say.”
As this mrning’s meeting began, Martin prepared himself fr the usual dullness and bredm. But, as the meeting prgressed, he became aware f a strange backgrund nise. At first, he thught that he was still hearing the engine nise frm the aircraft that had brught him back t Lndn. But as he cncentrated n the nise, it became a little clearer.
He realized, t his amazement, that he culd actually hear what they were thinking at the same time as they were speaking. What surprised him, even mre than the acquisitin f the strange pwer, was that he discvered that what peple were saying was nt really what they were thinking. They were nt making clear their reservatins. They were nt supprting views which they thught might be ppular. They were nt cntributing their new insights.
Martin fund it impssible nt t respnd t his new knwledge. S he started t make gentle interventins, based mre n what he culd hear his clleagues thinking than n what he culd hear them saying. “S, Jhn, are yu really saying…” “Susan, d yu really think that?” “Tm, have yu gt an idea n hw we culd take this frward?” They lked at him, puzzled. In truth, he felt rather prud f his newly - acquired talent.
As the meeting prgressed, it was clear t him that each member f the meeting was learning hw t hear the thughts f the thers. The game playing started t fall away; peple started t speak mre directly; views became better understd; the atmsphere became mre pen and trusting.
The meeting ended. As peple left the rm, Martin fund that he culd still hear what they were thinking. “That was the best meeting we’ve ever had.” “All meetings shuld be like that.” “In future, I’m ging t say what I think.”
56. It is knwn frm the first paragraph that Martin ______.
A. just came back frm his business trip in New Yrk
B. was fund t suffer frm a serius heart disease during the trip
C. had a gd time during his frtnight’s stay in New Yrk
D. didn’t like his wrk in his Lndn ffice
57. Why did Martin hate his cmpany’s team meeting?
A. Because it had t be held every Mnday mrning.
B. Because he was tired f hsting such a meeting
C. Because he culdn’t cntrl the meeting that was ut f rder.
D. Because the meeting atmsphere wasn’t pen and trusting.
58. The underlined part “his newly - acquired talent” in Paragraph 5 means that he culd ______
A. still hear the engine nise f the plane thugh he was back
B. clearly predict what the members f the meeting wuld say
C. actually cntrl the thughts f the members f the meeting
D encurage the members t express their thughts in wrds
59. What d we knw abut this Mnday mrning’s meeting frm the passage?
A. Martin made peple say what they were thinking immediately the meeting began.
B. Martin was angry at the dullness f the meeting at the beginning f the meeting.
C. Martin led peple t express their real thughts with the meeting prgressing.
D. Many members f the meeting played games and tld lies at the meeting all the time.
60. It is inferred frm the last tw paragraphs that twards the end f the meeting Martin wuld hear such wrds as' ______.
A. I was thinking f making a suggestin - but I culdn't be bthered
B. I have gt an idea n hw we culd take this frward. I think we shuld...
C. The usual peple say the usual things, s I have n ther new ideas
D. I culd have imagined n that idea, but I wasn't willing t say that
C
Scientists have created by accident an enzyme(酶)that breaks dwn plastic drinks bttles. The breakthrugh culd help slve the glbal plastic pllutin crisis by enabling fr the first time the full recycling f bttles.
The new research was prmpted by the discvery in 2016 f the first bacterium that had naturally evlved t eat plastic at a waste dump in Japan. Scientists have nw revealed the detailed structure f the crucial enzyme prduced by the bug.
An internatinal team then adjusted the enzyme t see hw it had evlved, but tests shwed they had accidentally made the mlecule even better at breaking dwn the plastic used fr drinks bttles. "What actually turned ut was we imprved the enzyme, which was a bit f a shck," said head researcher Prf. McGeehan, at the University f Prtsmuth, UK.
Currently, the enzyme takes a few days t start breaking dwn the plastic, far faster than the centuries it takes in the ceans, but the researchers are ptimistic this can be speeded up even further and becme a practical large - scale prcess.
"What we are hping t d is use this enzyme t turn this plastic back int its riginal cmpnents, s we can literally recycle it back t plastic," said McGeehan. "It means we wn't need t dig up any mre il and, fundamentally, it shuld reduce the amunt f plastic in the envirnment."
Abut 1 millin plastic bttles are sld each minute arund the glbe and, with just 14% recycled, many end up in the ceans where they have plluted even the remtest parts, harming marine life and ptentially peple wh eat seafd. "Plastic is incredibly resistant t decmpsitin," ne f these wnder materials that has been made a little bit t well.
Currently thse bttles that are recycled can nly be turned int nt transparent fibres fr clthing r carpets, while the new enzyme indicates a way t recycle ld clear plastic bttles back int new clear plastic bttles.
"Yu are always up against the fact il is cheap, s plastic is cheap," said McGeehan. "It is s easy fr manufacturers t generate mre f that stuff, rather than even try t recycle, but I believe there is a public interest here: attitude is changing s much that cmpanies are starting t lk at hw they can prperly recycle these bttles."
Prf. Adisa Azapagic, at the University f Manchester in the UK, agreed the enzyme culd be useful but added: "A full life - cycle assessment wuld be needed t ensure that the technlgy des nt slve ne envirnmental prblem—waste—at the expense f thers, including additinal greenhuse gas emissins."
61. What d we learn frm the passage abut an enzyme scientists have created?
A. It was identified during a lab experiment accident.
B. It may make full recycling f plastic bttles a reality.
C. It was a breakthrugh made with persistent effrts.
D. It may mtivate a dramatic refrm in plastic industry.
62. What des the passage say abut the bug that prduces the imprtant enzyme?
A. It has a natural ability t cnsume plastics.
B. It is a bacterium that reprduces at a high rate.
C. It is essential t the recycling f plastic bttles.
D. It has a chemical structure unknwn t scientists.
63. By adjusting the enzyme prduced by the bug, the scientists ______.
A. made it mre effective by chanceB altered its basic mlecular cmpsitin
C discvered an extrardinary chemicalD. fund its evlutinary prcess sped up
64. What des Prf. McGeehan say abut the recycling f plastic bttles?
A. Manufacturers are implementing it n an increasingly larger scale.
B. It generates huge business pprtunities fr plastic manufacturers.
C. It has arused persistent interest amng the general public.
D. Manufacturers are beginning t explre ways f ding it.
65. What is Prf. Adisa Azapagic’s attitude twards the applicatin f the enzyme?
A. SupprtiveB. SkepticalC. IndifferentD. Enthusiastic
D
When smene asks us “what d yu d?” we nearly always reply with ur jb. Wrk, fr many f us, is much mre than a jb. It is the defining part f ur identity. Fr many f us it is thrugh ur jb that we can define urselves.
“Withut my jb I dn’t knw wh I am,” is a sentence that has been said n mre than a few ccasins frm my ffice chair. Indeed, it can be ne f the mst difficult parts I wrk n with clients wh have lst r been made t change their jbs. This lss causes an identity crisis much greater than the lss f the jb itself.
One f the things I have cme t understand, hwever, is that ur identity is much mre than we might ntice at first. If we take the time t think, we might recgnize that as well as ur wrk we can als see urselves as a friend, a husband r wife, a sn r daughter, a parent, a member f a sprts team r religius grup. We may recgnize that we feel and act differently in these rles and relatinships than we d at wrk. The passive daughter becmes a cnfident leader at wrk. Furthermre, ur identities at wrk are nt fixed. They change ver time. I myself have been a shp assistant, a waitress, a student, a graduate, and a clinical psychlgist. At each stage my ability t adapt t and develp my career identity has been very imprtant t my happiness. While we like t remve uncertainty in ur lives, at sme level we have t deal with uncertainty, especially in tday’s changeable and always - shifting jb market.
Hw we see urselves is central t the issue f ur identity. When we tell urselves “I’m gd at starting prjects but nt s great at finishing them” it can becme part f ur belief system. But if yu have the unlucky experience f a frced jb change yu will need t examine thse beliefs t see hw based in reality they are. Yu will need t ask yurself hw helpful these beliefs are and think abut persnal change. We can change ur beliefs, behaviurs and emtinal experience at any time thrugh trying ut new things, practice and cnscius self - cntrl. In an age where career develpment may lead us int new areas it is mre and mre imprtant t questin ur sense f self and explre whether yu can create a new experience f yur identity by changing the beliefs yu have abut yurself in rder t widen yur career chices. Ultimately it is yu wh define wh yu are. Yu are nly yur
jb if yu let it be s.
66. What d we learn frm the passage abut ne's lss f a jb?
A. It frces them t visit a clinical psychlgist.
B. It ffers them a chance t play different rles.
C. It makes them cnfused abut wh they are.
D. It frces them t redefine their life's gals.
67. What can we learn frm the third paragraph?
A. Peple's wrk identities remain the same thrughut their lives.
B. One's identity cnsists f multiple rles beynd wrk and changes ver time.
C. Being a passive family member helps ne becme a cnfident wrk leader.
D. The authr's career changes made her unable t adapt t new envirnments.
68. What d we have t d in tday's ever - changing jb market?
A. Strive t develp ur scial identity.
B. Prepare fr different career paths.
C. Try t be cnfident at all times.
D. Learn t deal with uncertainty.
69. What shuld we d t expand ur career ptins?
A. Change ur perceptins f urselves.B. Cmpare varius jb pprtunities.
C. Lk int newly emerging fields.D. Exercise self - discipline cnsciusly.
70. Which f the fllwing can be the best title f the passage?
A. Jb Lss and Its Influence n Career Advancement
B. Identity: Beynd Just Yur Occupatin
C. Hw t Thrive in Varius Jbs at the Same Time
D. Why Jb Changes Demand Giving Up Persnal Beliefs
第四部分：写作（共两节，满分35分）
第一节：阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
阅读短文，按照题目要求用英语回答问题。
Kbe Bryant wasn't the first NBA player t visit China. But he was the first player t help China grw int a basketball - crazed natin.
Kbe's first visit was in 1998, and in cnducting basketball clinics(篮球训练营), ding business and participating in charity, he was warmly welcmed in the basketball - lving cuntry. Once, nearly 15,000 peple shwed up at 9 am fr an event at which Kbe was scheduled t appear at 4 pm.
USA Basketball chairman Jerry Clangel saw firsthand Kbe's ppularity during Kbe's time with Team USA at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, when as captain he led the team t a gld medal. "There were tens f thusands f peple n the streets, yelling, 'Kbe! Kbe!' It was unbelievable, just unbelievable," Clangel said.
"It's harder fr me t walk arund here than in the United States," Kbe nce tld
reprters in China in 2013. "It's uncntrllable. Fans rush yu and surrund yu, and it gets t the pint where yu can't g ut."
His last visit was in August fr the 2019 FIBA Wrld Cup. He tld reprters, "I watched the cuntry develp frm the grund up. I watched Beijing grw. I watched the passin fr the game develp. My gal is t develp the cuntry's basketball t a level where they can cmpete with the best basketball cuntries in the wrld," Kbe said.
Kbe was and perhaps remains China's favurite NBA player, and fans in the cuntry were shcked by his death in a helicpter crash in January this year. Tencent, the NBA's digital partner in China, psted a memrial page that drew mre than five millin visitrs in less than five days.
Just tw days befre Kbe died, he psted a shrt vide n the Chinese micr - blgging site Weib, wishing Chinese fans a happy new year. Hw srrwful his fans are when they watch the vide again!
71. Apart frm being an excellent NBA player, what else makes Kbe Bryant special t Chinese fans? (n mre than 15 wrds)
72. What des the authr want t prve, telling us what Jerry Clangel saw at the 2008 Beijing Olympics? (n mre than 10 wrds)
73. What des the underlined phrase "frm the grund up" mean in paragraph 5? (n mre than 8 wrds)
74. What made Kbe Bryant cnfident that China's basketball can be ne f the best in the wrld? (n mre than 15 wrds)
75. Hw d yu find Kbe Bryant? Please give yur reasn, (n mre than 20 wrds)
第二节：书面表达（满分25分）
76. 假设你是晨光中学校学生会主席李津。最近你所在的研究性学习小组围绕“AI对高中生学习的影响”这一课题，对高三年级500余名同学进行了问卷调查，以下饼状图是调查结果：
请你结合图表信息，为学校公众号写一篇短文，内容包括：
1. 简要描述调查结果；2. 分析不同态度的原因；3. 你的个人观点及理由。
注意：
1. 词数不少于120； 2. 可适当补充细节，使文章更流畅完整；3. 标题与开头已给出，不计入总词数。
AI and Learning: A Survey Amng Peers
Our recent survey f 500 high schl senirs cnducted by ur research grup revealed striking differences in attitudes tward AI - assisted learning amng senir three students.
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试卷答案
1. B 2. C 3. C 4. A 5. C
6. A 7. C 8. A 9. C 10. B
11. C 12. C 13. A 14. C 15. A
16. D 17. C 18. A 19. C 20. A
21. B 22. B 23. D 24. A 25. D
26. B 27. C 28. D 29. B 30. A
31. C 32. B 33. B 34. D 35. A
36. C 37. D 38. B 39. D 40. A
41. B 42. A 43. D 44. B 45. B
46. B 47. A 48. C 49. D 50. C
51. D 52. B 53. C 54. C 55. C
56. C 57. D 58. D 59. C 60. B
61. B 62. A 63. A 64. D 65. B
66. C 67. B 68. B 69. A 70. B
71. He helped China grw int a basketball crazed natin.(2分)
72. Kbe's ppularity in China.(2分)
73. Frm the very beginning.(2分)
74. The develpment f Beijing and the passin fr the game.(2分)
75. He is great. Because he cntributed t China's basketball.(2分)