2026届北京市八十中高考仿真卷英语试卷含解析

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第一部分 （共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）
1．Peple tend t lve agricultural prducts ________ withut the use f fertilizers, pesticides r chemical additives.
A．grwingB．grwn
C．being grwnD．having been grwn
2．Reprters asked him t ______ his psitin n welfare refrm.
A．clarify B．divide C．instruct
3．Maybe there is sme business aspect t the Ryal Wedding f William and Kate Middletn but ________ what peple are interested in, it’s a hugely ppular event arund the wrld.
A．in spite fB．in hnr fC．in terms fD．in case f
4．When in truble，remember t stay calm，and everything will well．
A．turn backB．turn upC．turn dwnD．turn ut
5．Accrding t The Sun, British scientists have slved the ancient riddle f ________ came first—chicken r egg?
A．wh B．what
C．which D．that
6．Up till nw, there has been n scientific evidence abut ________ caused the death f dinsaurs.
A．what is it thatB．what it was thatC．it was whatD．what is it
7．Why d yu turn t me fr help ______ yu can easily wrk ut the prblem independently?
A．until B．when
C．after D．unless
8．It was annunced that nly after the candidates’ papers were cllected _____t leave the rm.
A．had they been permitted B．wuld they be permitted
C．that they wuld be permitted D．that they had been permitted
9．—Next week I will g t a jb interview. will yu give me sme suggestins?
—Smiling is a great way t make yurself ________.
A．stand utB．turn ut
C．wrk utD．pick ut
10．The cat I bught yesterday is nt expensive at all. As a matter f fact, I wuld gladly have paid ______ fr it.
A．as much twiceB．much as twice
C．as twice muchD．twice as much
11．—Shall we turn t the bss fr a lnger hliday?
—He’ll prbably say n, ________ it’s wrth asking.
A．s B．while
C．unless D．thugh
12．Even thugh the way Lin Daiyu expresses her feelings may be ________ t a mdern audience, it is rted in her character and makes wh she is.
A．allergic B．freign
C．sensitive D．fundamental
13．—Why des he wear a raincat n sunny days?
—Nr d I understand. He is ________.
A．a wet blanketB．a lazy bne
C．a black sheepD．an dd fish
14．A public health campaign _____ the number f heart disease deaths by 80 percent ver the past three decades．
A．had reducedB．had been reduced
C．has reducedD．has been reduced
15．If ________ in the elevatr, please press the emergency buttn immediately.
A． trapped B． trapping
C． having trapped D． t be trapped
16．It’s really stupid f yu ____ him the news yesterday s that it has been disturbing him all the time．
A．having tldB．tellingC．t tellD．t have tld
17．--- Are yu free nw? I have smething interesting t tell yu.
---OK, yu make it shrt I will have t wrk n this term paper due tmrrw.
A．nw that B．as sn as
C．every time D．as lng as
18．The wrld’s leading thinkers and plicymakers examine what’s cme apart in the past year, and what will define the year ahead,
A．evaluate B．innvate
C．anticipate D．regulate
19．The cllege examinatin is ________________ easier this year than I have expected.
A．fairlyB．quite
C．ratherD．very
20．This film is very with yung peple, which tells a really rmantic stry.
A．familiar B．ppular
C．similar D．particular
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） “Srry seems t be the hardest wrd”—that is ne f Eltn Jhns mst ppular sngs. But nt every public figure seems t find it s tugh t say that pwerful five-letter wrd.
In recent days public figures, frm pliticians t stars, have all publicly expressed remrse. But with s much remrse, hw can we tell a frced aplgy frm a heartfelt expressin f remrse?
Specifically, saying srry shuld be a realizatin that smething yu have said r dne has hurt smene and yu want t make amends. “Peple wants the respnse t be persnal t them. They want t feel that they’re being listened t and taken seriusly,” says Martin Stne.
Firstly, it is imprtant t shw that yu understand. It is vital that any grup r a persn making an aplgy understands the fcus—is it srry fr the way it’s acted r is it srry that the cmplainant feels the way they d? Watch ut fr the speed f respnse. The quicker the aplgy cmes, the better it indicates that the persn making it has felt an immediate sense f guilt.
If sincere, the persn making the aplgy will be lking fr clues (线索) t see if he r she is being understd, such as eye cntact and facial expressins. Perfrmed aplgies always have a sense f being “acted ut”, and are ften accmpanied by t many unnatural gestures.
Fr a sincere aplgy, it is als imprtant t avid prmises that can’t be kept. Dn’t say that yu’ll make sure that this will nt happen again if yu re nt cnfident that it wnt. It culd cme back t bite yu. And d remember that the use f “but” can hugely change the tne (语气) f an aplgy. As Stne pints ut, “I’m srry but...” sunds like yu are making excuses and aren’t actually taking any frm f respnsibility.
1、What des the underlined wrd “remrse” prbably mean?
A．Feelings.B．Appereciatin.C．Regret.D．Sympathy.
2、Which f the fllwing indicates it’s a perfrmed aplgy?
A．Swearing it will nt happen again.B．Aviding eye cntact with the listener.
C．Shwing yu understand his /her feelings.D．Paying attentin t the listener’s reactin.
3、What is stressed in the last paragraph?
A．The attitude.B．The tne f vice.
C．The bdy language.D．The chice f language.
4、What is the purpse f the text?
A．T explain what a gd aplgy is.
B．T discuss hw t give a frmal aplgy.
C．T shw why we shuld aplgize in life.
D．T teach us hw t tell if an aplgy is sincere.
22．（8分） Cane tads, als knwn as buf tads, are yet anther invasive (入侵) species that has fund a hspitable hme in warm suthern Flrida. Deliberately intrduced frm Suth and Central America in the 1930s, they were suppsed t cntrl beetles damaging the sugarcane crp— that’s hw they gt the name “cane tads.”
Cane tads can pse a particular danger because the adult nes sht txin ( 毒 素 ) frm their back when attacked. The tiny tads dn’t carry enugh txin t be deadly yet, but big adult nes can easily send a dg int a seizure ( 疾病发作) r even kill it. The txin is “very viscus and wuld stick inside the dg’s muth,” says Steve Jhnsn, a wildlife eclgist at the University f Flrida. Owners shuld try t wipe ut an affected dg’s muth and immediately take it t the vet.
Tilfrd started Tad Busters in 2017. The wman wh lived there had nine cats, which she fed by dumping almst a bag f cat fd every night. Cane tads nrmally eat bugs, but they are happy t eat pet fd, t.
Cane tads have adapted beautifully t the Flrida suburbs, s a lt f Tilfrd’s wrk als invlves getting peple t rethink their suburban backyard. N mre cat fd, fr example. Pet pp (粪便) can als attract insects, which can in turn attract tads. As d lights. And tads lve t breed (繁殖) in attractive pls f water, such as the lake in the affected Palm Beach Garden neighbrhd. Fr “these larger cmmunities that want t build these beautiful pnds and want t have huses n pnds,” Tilfrd said, “this is almst a pest-cntrl service.” The cane tads aren’t ging away, but they can be managed like msquites r rats.
Dealing with tads amunts t an annying thing in Flrida, but they can als create mre dramatic prblems. In Australia—where they were als deliberately intrduced in the 1930s t prtect sugarcane—they are a genuine scurge (灾祸).
The issue is that Australia has n native tad species, s nne f the predatrs (食肉动物) knew hw t avid the txic tads. As the cane tads advanced east t west acrss the cntinent, “they left a wake f dead animals in their paths,” says Sean Ddy, an eclgist at the University f Suth Flrida at St. Petersburg wh has studied cane tads in Australia. Turtles, lizards, and crcdiles just started dying ut, which was gd news fr their prey (受害者). “If yu were a small species that was previusly being eaten, suddenly yu’re n a hneymn,” says Rick Shine, a bilgist at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, wh has als studied the impact f cane tads n Australian wildlife.
1、What can cane tads be described as?
A．Invasive species intrduced t Suth America.
B．Natural enemies f beetles damaging sugarcane.
C．Dangerus species making active attacks n dgs.
D．A great threat presented t sme wildlife eclgists.
2、Which might be the prper way f aviding cane tads accrding t Tilfrd?
A．Abandn the suburban backyard.
B．Light up the backyard at night.
C．Cntrl the number f large huses.
D．Keep pet fd away frm backyard.
3、What happened in Australia after cane tads being intrduced?
A．Cane tads destryed sme fd chains.
B．Mst f the predatrs died f tad txin.
C．Cane tads bred at a much slwer pace.
D．Big species learned t avid cane tads.
23．（8分） In the shrt time Steve and Zach had been inside their tent packing their tls, wind-blwn flame had skipped frm the tp f ne tree t anther. The lng dry summer had turned the frest int a tinderbx.
“Let’s g! We can make it back t the river we crssed tday!” Steve kept Brady n the lead and their heads dwn against the fire-wind. But Brady barked a sharp warning. Ahead f them lay a thick curtain f smke acrss the track. They wuld never make it thrugh that. The dg was pulling at his lead trying t draw them away frm the smke, and yet Steve was uneasy. It seemed t him that they were mving away frm the river.
Suddenly, Zach cried. “Zach!” Steve shuted. “Are yu OK? Where are yu?” Then Brady pulled Steve dwn a sharp slpe(坡). At its base, Zach was rubbing his ankle.
As Steve helped his friend t his feet, Brady lifted his head and snuffed(嗅) the smke-laden wind. Next mment, the dg bunded away and disappeared. The bys shuted fr him, but he didn’t cme back. Steve culdn’t blame Brady fr panicking. He himself wanted t run even thugh he didn’t have a clue which way.
Steve and Zach hadn’t gne far when there was a familiar bark, and Brady came bunding, stpped directly in frnt f Steve and hit him with his head, pushing him back tward the slpe they’d just climbed. But Steve didn’t get it. Then Brady grabbed the by’s jeans and started pulling. The message was clear, but Steve hesitated. Of curse he remembered Brady saving his uncle’s life when the dg was much yunger. Was he still sharp enugh t get them thrugh this?
Nearby, a pine went up in a whsh f smke. Brady pulled again, urgently. “OK, big guy,” Steve gritted(咬紧牙关). Brady led them back dwn the slpe and int the trees. Nt far frm them fire was tuching underbrush. Several times the big dg stpped. Often he changed directins. Steve was s tired that he just wanted t rest, but Brady wuldn’t have it. The dg bullied bth bys t g n. Hw lng they’d walked Steve had n idea. He was almst numb when he heard it—the wnderful sund f rushing water!
1、What happened t Steve and Zach at first?
A．They gt injured.B．They lst their dg.
C．They were trapped.D．They became separated.
2、Brady ran away t ______.
A．seek helpB．find a way ut
C．rescue ZachD．escape fr life
3、Hw did Steve feel after Brady pulled his jeans?
A．Uneasy.B．Impatient.
C．Numb.D．Uncertain.
4、The passage basically describes ________.
A．an adventureB．an explratin
C．an escape gameD．a training prgram
24．（8分） Listen carefully t the ftsteps in the family hme, especially if it has wden flrs, and yu can prbably wrk ut wh it is that is walking abut. The features mst cmmnly used t identify peple are faces, vices, finger prints and retinal scans. But their “behaviural bimetrics”, such as the way they walk, are als giveaways.
Researchers have, fr several years, used vide cameras and cmputers t analyse peple’s gaits, and are nw quite gd at it. But translating such knwledge int a practical identificatin system can be tricky----especially if that system is suppsed t be hidden. Cameras are ften visible, are hard t set up, requi5re gd lighting and may have their view blcked by ther peple. S a team led by Krikr Ozanyan f the University f Manchester, in England and Patricia Scully f the Natinal University f Ireland, in Galway have been lking fr a better way t recgnize gait. Their answer: pressure-sensitive mats.
In themselves, such mats are nthing new. They have been part f security systems fr dnkeys’ years. But Dr. Ozanyan And Dr. Scully use a cmplex versin that can recrd the amunt f pressure applied in different places as smene walks acrss it. These measurements frm a pattern unique t the walker. Dr. Ozanyan and Dr. Scully therefre turned, as is nw cmmn fr anything t d with pattern recgnitin, t an Artificial Intelligence system that uses machine learning t recgnize such patterns.
It seems t wrk. In a study published earlier this year the tw researchers tested their system n a database f ftsteps trdden by 127 different peple. They fund that its errr rate in identifying wh was wh was a mere 0.7%. And Dr. Scully says that even withut a database f ftsteps t wrk with the system can determine smene’s sex---wmen and men, with wide and narrw pelvises(骨盆) respectively, walk in different ways,---- and guess, with reasnable accuracy, a subject’s age.
A mat-based gait-recgnitin system has the advantage that it wuld wrk in any lighting cnditins----even pitch-darkness. And thugh it might fail t identify smene if, say, she was wearing stiletts and had been entered int the database while wearing trainers, it wuld be very hard t fl it by imitating the gait f an individual wh was allwed admissin t a particular place.
The latest phase f Dr. Ozanyan’s and Dr. Scully’s prject is a redesign f the mat. The ld mats cntained individual pressure sensrs. The new nes cntain ptical fibres(光纤). Light-emitting dides(二极管) distributed alng tw neighburing edges f a mat transmit light int the fibres. Sensrs n the ppsite edges( and thus the ppsite ends f the ptical fibres) measure hw much f that light is received. Any pressure applied t part f the mat causes a distrtin(变形) in the fibres and a cnsequent change in the amunt f light transmitted. Bth the lcatin and amunt f change can be pltted and analyzed by the machine-learning system.
Dr. Ozanyan says that the team have built a demnstratin fibre-ptic mat, tw meters lng and a metre wide, using materials that cst ￡100($130). They are nw talking t cmpanies abut cmmercializing it. One applicatin might be in health care, particularly fr the elderly. A fibre-ptic mat installed in a nursing hme r an ld persn’s wn residence culd mnitr changes in an individual’s gait that warn certain illnesses. That wuld prvide early warning f smene being at greater risk f falling ver, say, r f their cgnitin becming damaged.
Gait analysis might als be used ass a security measure in the wrkplace, mnitring access t restricted areas, such as parts f military bases, server farms r labratries dealing with harmful materials. In these cases, emplyees wuld need t agree t their gaits being scanned, just as they wuld agree t the scanning f their faces r retinas fr ptical security systems.
Perhaps the mst fascinating use f gait-recgnitin mats, thugh, wuld be in public places, such as airprts. Fr that t wrk, the ftsteps f thse t be recgnized wuld need t have been stred in a database, which wuld be harder t arrange than the cllectin f mugshts and fingerprints that existing airprt security systems rely n. Sme peple, hwever, might vlunteer fr it. Many aircrew r pre-registered frequent flyers wuld welcme anything that speeded up ne f the mst tiresme parts f mdern travel.
1、Camera-based gait recgnitin fails t cme int wide use, because _____.
a. it’s nt easy t find the cameras
b. finger print recgnitin is still ppular
c. smetimes the cameras can be cvered
d. it’s a waste f mney t fix the equipment
e. gd lighting cnditins can’t be guaranteed
f. it’s difficult t set up the system.
A．acfB．bde
C．cdfD．cef
2、Which f the fllwing statements is TRUE accrding t Paragraph 6-8?
A．The new mats functin greatly with individual pressure sensrs built in.
B．The new mats will be likely t wrk better with enugh pressure.
C．The elderly are cured f their diseases with the mnitr f the fibre-ptic.
D．Restricted areas are accessible t thse with their gaits scanned befrehand.
3、What des “it” refer t in Paragraph 5?
A．The mat-based gait-recgnitin systemB．The gait stred in the database
C．The advantage f wrking in any light cnditin.D．The admissin t a particular place.
4、What’s the best title f the passage?
A．Listen t yur ftstepsB．Applaud pattern recgnitin
C．Lve the way yu walkD．Better the mats yu step n
25．（10分）Zulema Munz cllects seaweed in a small castal twn 100 miles suth f Santiag, Chile. A gd week may see her cut 1,100 punds f seaweed frm the rcks where it grws.
Muftz is ne f the 30, 000 peple fr whm Chilean seaweed industry prvides a livelihd. Thrughut Latin America, the cultivatin (种植) and cllectin f seaweed are gaining a supprt bth as a surce f fd and as a means f ensuring fd security in a regin where 34 millin peple are fd insecure and pverty affects 47 percent f the rural ppulatin. Cuntries such as Argentina, Brazil, Clmbia, Cuba, Ecuadr, Mexic, Peru, and Venezuela have all explred seaweed prductin fr fd. Yet as demand utpaces prductin and wild stcks have declined， mre attentin is being paid t sustainable cultivatin and harvesting methds that can keep the industry surviving.
Seaweed has a lng histry in Suth American style f cking. The native cking f Chile made frequent use f cchayuy, the mst abundant f the cuntry 750 types f seaweed. Tday, cchayuy is cmmnly fund in place f meat incharquican, a traditinal dish cked slwly in a clsed pan.
Kelp, a type f large brwn seaweed, as the new vegetable is a glbal trend t, and fr gd reasn. Nutritinally, seaweed is packed with idine and ther nutrients, and appears n trend-making menus in Ggle's New Yrk cafeteria, thugh it used t be thught difficult t get peple t eat it.
While 83 percent f cultivated sea vegetables are prduced fr human cnsumptin, we aren’t just eating it. Seaweed is used in fertilizers and animal feed, and seaweed-based fd additives are likely in many prducts in yur kitchen and bathrm right nw. Carrageenan, made frm red seaweed, is in everything frm shamp and tthpaste t ice cream and sme ht dgs.
While seaweed grws readily—there are cncerns that humans are taking t much f the wild stuff. It is pssible that verexplitatin f natural seaweed resurces culd lead t significant eclgical, ecnmic, and scial cnsequences at lcal, reginal, and even glbal scales. In Latin American cuntries like Brazil and Peru, where the seaweed industry is based n harvesting wild seaweed rather than cultivated, the need fr envirnmentally friendly mdels is urgent.
1、What d yu knw abut seaweed?
A．It is hard t grw. B．It is gd t health.
C．It tastes delicius. D．It csts a great deal.
2、What can we learn frm the passage?
A．Hw peple cllect weed. B．What peple d with seaweed.
C．Hw peple ck with seaweed. D．Where peple trade seaweed.
3、Why is seaweed cultivated accrding t the passage?
A．T make the best f the seas and t increase the exprt f seaweed.
B．T help mre peple ut f pverty and t pen up its new markets.
C．T meet the needs f the market and t preserve the wild resurces.
D．T cut the csts f seaweed industry and t benefit rural ppulatin.
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） It was the last day f the final examinatin in a large eastern university. On the steps f ne building, a grup f engineering senirs gathered, discussing the exam due t begin in a few 1 On their faces was cnfidence. This was their last exam befre they went n t 2 and jbs.
Sme talked f jbs they already had; thers talked f jbs they 3 get. With all this assurance f fur years f cllege, they felt ready and able t take 4 f the wrld.
The appraching exam, they knew, wuld be a(n) 5 task, because the prfessr had said they culd bring 6 bks r ntes they wanted, requesting nly that they did nt 7 each ther during the test.
After they entered the classrm 8 ，the prfessr passed ut the papers. And smiles 9 n the students’ faces as they nted there were nly five essay-type questins.
Three hurs had passed 10 the prfessr began t cllect the papers. The students n lnger lked cnfident. On their faces was a frightened expressin. Papers in hand, n ne spke as the prfessr faced the class.
He lked at the 11 faces befre him, and then asked, “Hw many cmpleted all five questins?” 12 a hand was raised.
“Hw many answered fur?” Still n hands.
“Three? Tw?” The students mved restlessly in their seats.
“One, then? Certainly smebdy finished 13 .”But the class remained silent.
The prfessr put dwn the papers. “That is exactly what I 14 ,” he said. “I just want t impress upn yu that, 15 yu have cmpleted fur years f engineering, there are still many things abut the 16 yu dn’t knw. These questins yu culdn’t answer are relatively 17 in everyday practice. ” Then smiling, he added, “Yu will all 18 this curse, but remember — even if yu are nw cllege graduates, yur educatin has just 19 .”
The years have 20 the name f this prfessr, but nt the lessn he taught.
1、A．secndsB．hursC．minutesD．days
2、A．graduatinB．discussinC．educatinD．interview
3、A．mustB．wuldC．have tD．used t
4、A．hldB．chargeC．cntrlD．place
5、A．interestingB．hardC．unusualD．easy
6、A．nB．eitherC．allD．any
7、A．talk tB．lk atC．refer tD．listen t
8、A．nervuslyB．quicklyC．jyfullyD．curiusly
9、A．changedB．appearedC．frzeD．stpped
10、A．thenB．asC．afterD．befre
11、A．pleasedB．surprisedC．wrriedD．mved
12、A．OnceB．NtC．OnlyD．Even
13、A．allB．nneC．itD．ne
14、A．expectedB．enjyedC．hatedD．wndered
15、A．even thughB．as thughC．nw thatD．right nw
16、A．examB．questinC．subjectD．cllege
17、A．valuableB．difficultC．strangeD．cmmn
18、A．failB．passC．takeD．start
19、A．cmpletedB．begunC．failedD．succeeded
20、A．weakenedB．rememberedC．strengthenedD．frgt
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）At the start f every new year, it is very typical 1． (make) new year’s reslutins. Hwever, d they really wrk?
Persnally, I dn’t think s. Firstly, it’s always great t start the new year with a gd 2． (intend) and a psitive attitude, as it can bring mre hpe and happiness. Hwever, when life 3． (return) t nrmal, the enthusiasm f writing a diary, fr example, can wear ff.
We ften chse the gals 4． are unrealistic as reslutins under the false belief that we can just be a 5． (cmplete) different persn in the new year. In fact, changes happen in small steps ver time, s why nt take a step back and think f smething we can benefit 6．?
Fr instance, let’s simply set sme achievable gals: smile mre at 7． (strange), laugh at least 8． (tw) a day r write a psitive thing that makes yu happy, n matter 9． simple they are. These small gestures are thught 10． (be) effective t make yu better n the inside and utside. S, let’s take the pressure away and make a great effrt t be a better me!
第四部分 写作（共两节）第一节 短文改错（满分10分）
28．（10分）短文改错（共10小题；每小题l，满分10分）
文中共有10处语言错误．每句中最多有两处。错误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(^)，并在其下面写出谈加的词。
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、每处错误及其修改仅限一词。
2、只允许修改l0处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。
One night, Mr、 Green went t a stre t buy the shirt．The salesgirl shwed him several
shins t chse．He had n idea which ne wuld suit him．At last, he had made up his minds t
was very exciting．Hwever, when he gt up the next day, tried the shirt in and lked at it this
way and that, his excitement was gne away．He fund it was nt s nice t lk at hme than it
is in the stre．Knwing that he culdn’t pssible change it, he thught he had better put it away
and use it in the future
第二节 书面表达（满分25分）
29．（25分）假定你是李华，你的美国朋友Mike来信告诉你，他即将来中国生活一年。请你写封回信给他，简要告知他在中国生活需要了解的一些事情，比如中国的美食、旅游、以及购物等。
注意：1. 词数100左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
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参考答案
第一部分 （共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）
1、B
2、A
3、C
4、D
5、C
6、B
7、B
8、B
9、A
10、D
11、D
12、B
13、D
14、C
15、A
16、D
17、D
18、C
19、C
20、B
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、C
2、B
3、D
4、D
22、1、B
2、D
3、A
23、1、D
2、B
3、D
4、A
24、1、D
2、D
3、A
4、C
25、1、B
2、B
3、C
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、1、C
2、A
3、B
4、C
5、D
6、D
7、A
8、C
9、B
10、D
11、C
12、B
13、D
14、A
15、A
16、C
17、D
18、B
19、B
20、A
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、1．t make
2．intentin
3．returns
4．that/ which
5．cmpletely
6．frm
7．strangers
8．twice
9．hw
10．t be
第四部分 写作（共两节）第一节 短文改错（满分10分）
28、第一句the---a; 第二句chse 后加frm; 第四句去掉had; 第四句minds---mind;
第五句exciting---excited; 第六句in---n; 第六句去掉away; 第七句than---as;
第七句is---was; 第八句pssible---pssibly
第二节 书面表达（满分25分）
29、Dear Mike,
Knwing that yu are cming t China, I am s excited that I can’t wait t see yu. Here I list a few things yu need t knw abut living in China.
As yu knw, China basts ne f the wrld’s greatest cuisines, which are things yu shuld try. Besides, rich in turism resurces, China attracts millins f peple frm every crner f the wrld. Why nt travel far and wide while yu are here? Finally, yu will find life here cnvenient. With highly develped e-cmmerce, yu can get just abut anything withut even leaving yur place f residence.
I am sure yu will have a gd time here. Let me knw if yu have any mre questins.
Lking frward t seeing yu sn.
Yurs,
Li Hua