江苏省扬州中学2022-2023学年高二下学期3月月考英语试题

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高二英语
本卷练习时间：120 分钟总分：150 分
第一部分听力（共两节，每题 1.5分，满分 30分）
第一节（共5小题；每小题 1.5分，满分7.5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。听完每段对话后，你都有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。
What des the man think f the actress?
A.She lks perfectB. She wrks hard.C. She isn’t attractive.
2. Why can’t the speakers exercise next week?
A. Because they’ll g ut t wrk.
B. Because they’ll fix sme pipes.
C. Because ne pipe ges wrng.
3. What is the man ging t d this weekend?
A. See Tim ff.B. Make a wish.C. Hst a party.
4. Hw much will the man pay the wman?
A.10 dllars an hur.B. 12 dllars an hur.C. 15 dllars an hur.
What are the speakers ding?
Listening t a lecture.B. Listening t music.C. Having a discussin.
第二节（共15小题；每小题 1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面 5 段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，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。听每段对话或独白前，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。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
What can we knw abut the cmputer?
A. It can nly be used in a fixed place.
B. It can nly be rdered ver the phne.
C. It cmes with a furteenday free trial.
7. What can buyers get if they pay by credit card?
A. A bigger discunt.B. A faster delivery.C. A lwer risk.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8.What caused the flight delay?
A. Sme technical prblems.
B. The health state f the pilt.
C. The snwy weather.
9. What can we knw frm the cnversatin?
A. The wman is ging t celebrate her sn’s birthday.
B. The speakers are ging t find smething t eat.
C. The speakers will nt wait fr this flight t Seattle.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
Hw did the man learn abut Martin Harris?
Frm the wman.B. Frm the radi news.C. Frm the newspaper.
What d we knw abut Martin Harris?
A. He saved many peple in the fld.
B. He bught a small bat fr the strm.
C. He gave advice t peple in the fld.
12. What shuld yu d if yu are stuck in the fld?
A. Find a bat fr yu t get t a high place.
B. Hld n t smething that flats.
C. Wait fr Martin Harris fr help.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
13. What is the mst prbable relatinship f the tw speakers?
A. Teacher and student.B. Mther and sn.C. Classmates.
14. What is the by’s uncle?
A. A dctr.B. A nurse.C. An insurance agent.
15. Why did the by hesitate in talking abut his dream at first?
A. He was afraid f being laughed at.
B. His uncle didn’t want him t talk abut it.
C. He was wrried that it wuldn’t cme true.
16. Which f the fllwing is true?
A. The by’s uncle advised him t be a nurse.
B. The by ften visits his uncle’s hspital.
C. The wman thinks psitively f the by’s dream.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17. Why des the speaker write this letter?
A. T shw his thanks.B. T shw his regrets.C.T shw his gd wishes.
18. Which f the fllwing is true abut the speaker?
A. He likes eating beef stew and ptates.
B. He preferred seeing snw t skating n the lake.
C. Lking at the stars in the sky was his lngtime wish.
19. What did the speaker dislike abut the trip last week?
A. The weather.B. The nise.C. The fd.
20. What des the speaker and his family plan t d t welcme Mnica?
A. Send her sme tickets.
B. Shw her arund his huse.
C. Take her t watch basketball matches.
第二部分阅读理解（共两节,满分 50分）
第一节 (共 15小题；每小题 2.5分，满分37.5分）
请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。（北京）股份有限公司
A
Frm sleep machines t AI-cntrlled huse cleaning rbts, a wide variety f advanced technlgies and prducts are being exhibited at the 4th China Internatinal Imprt Exp (CIIE) in Shanghai. Here are sme prducts yu dn’t want t miss.
Electric bicycle Brina 2
Fr many peple, a daily cmmute (通勤) is ften a surce f headache. Emve Inc, an exhibitr frm Argentina, has presented electric bicycle Brina 2 as a slutin. Running n lng-range batteries, the e-bike has a maximum speed f 25 miles per hur. Almst all the cmpnents are designed within the carbn fiber frame. Its scientific design makes the ride mre stable and cmfrtable than ther cnventinal e-bikes.
AI rbt — a right-hand assistant fr life and prductin
AI rbt frm AgileRbtsAG, a leading intelligent rbtics cmpany frm Germany, helps make life and wrk easier. With the ability t synthesize (综合) and adjust mtin tracks in real-time, the rbt is a great assistant. Fr instance, it can aid humans in tasks like lading and unlading, plishing and quality inspectin.
Pwer-PROXT — a reliable stretcher bed
Pwer-PROXT is an electric ambulance stretcher bed designed by Stryker Crpratin frm the U.S. Cmpared with traditinal stretchers, Pwer-PROXT is driven by a high-speed mtr that enables it t easily lift r lwer a lad weighing 318 kilgrams within 2.4 secnds. Mre imprtantly, it can smthly and safely lift and mve, prviding greater safety fr patients.
Sleeping cabin — a night guard fr sund sleep
A recent study fund that mre than tw-thirds f surveyed university students in Brazil are experiencing pr sleep quality. The sleeping cabin made by The Dw Chemical Cmpany frm the U.S. can prvide its users a better sleep. As a cmbinatin f great material and technlgy, the cabin can prvide custmers with a deeper and mre refreshing sleeping experience.
Which prduct mst prbably interests a factry manager?
Brina2.B. AI rbt.C. Pwer-PROXT.D. Sleeping cabin.
What can Pwer-PROXT be used fr?
A. Travel t wrk. B. Quality cntrl.
C. First aid.D. Sleep imprvement.
23.Which wrd can best describe these prducts?
A. Cutting-edge. B. Ec-friendly.
C. Cst-effective. D. Efficiency-enhancing.（北京）股份有限公司
B
Originally frm Binghamtn, Senir Jnathan Shapir, the Business majr decided t pursue his degree t further his music career. “The reasn I came here was because in my senir year, I had a manager wh was the wner f 105.5 The Beat, a radi statin here in Rchester, and he invited me t cme t this Kevin Gates cncert,” Shapir said. “I wrked with him fr mnths, and I never ended up signing … but this schl was clse t him.”
The majrity f fellw rappers that Shapir has encuntered in Rchester live different lives than he des—they dn’t g t cllege, and they’re brn-and-bred inner-city Rchester residents. They have, accrding t Shapir, “a lt f real-life experiences” that cme thrugh in their wrk, which he admires. “I’ve met kids as yung as 15 and peple as ld as 30 in the studis.”
Shapir himself has been shifting int, in his wn wrds, “a mre hyperpp sund” in cmparisn t his earlier wrk. He started making his wn music in seventh grade after breaking his back, which shattered his dream f becming a prfessinal sccer player, and never stpped.
In the future, Shapir is planning a jint cncert with sme ther Rchester musicians and rappers in the spring at Water Street Music Hall, as well as releasing further music acrss the curse f the year. “It wuld be a mix f lcal artists and sme UR artists, like a festival,” Shapir said. “I want it t be a shwcase f multiple artists if I can make that happen.”
When asked abut advice that he wuld give t ambitius musicians and rappers here in Rchester, Shapir had this t say: “Dn’t get discuraged by results and dn’t be results-riented. If yu want t get ut there, d it because yu lve it and because yu want t make gd art, and that will always have an impact.”
24. What can we learn abut Shapir in paragraph 1?
A. He became a staff f a radi statin.
B. He went n with his music learning.
C. He wrked as a manager in a cncert.
D. He graduated frm a business schl.
25. What des the underlined wrd “shattered” mean in paragraph3?
A. Killed.B. Fulfilled.C. Cntinued.D. Abandned.
26. Which f the fllwing can best describe Shapir?
A. Adrable and reliable.B. Psitive and talented.
C. Cperative and admirable.D. Curageus and experienced.
27. What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A. Fcusing n Results Always Matters
B. Setting Gals can Build a Life-lng Career
C. Learning frm Failure is the Key t Success
D. Fllwing Yur Heart can Make a Difference
C
Tw high schl students have identified fur new planets in distant space abut 200-light-years frm Earth, making them “the yungest astrnmers” t make such a discvery.
Kartik Pingle, 16, and Jasmine Wright, 18, wh bth attend schls in Massachusetts, participated in the Student Research Mentring Prgram (SRMP). With the help f Tansu Daylan, an MIT dctr fr Astrphysics and Space Research, the students studied and analyzed data frm the Transiting Explanet Survey Satellite (TESS). Tgether they fcused n Tess Object f Interest (TOI) 1233, a nearby, bright sun-like star and here they fund fur planets rtating (旋转) arund the star. “We were lking t see changes in light ver time,” Pingle explained, “the idea is that if the planet transits the star, r passes in frnt f it, it wuld peridically cver up the star and decrease its brightness.”
While studying 1233, Pingle and Wright had at least hped t find ne planet, but were verwhelmed with jy when a ttal f fur were sptted. “I was very excited and very shcked.” Wright said. “We knew this was the gal f Daylan’s research, but t actually find a multi-planetary system, and be part f the discvering team, was really cl.”
Three f the newly discvered planets are cnsidered as “sub-Neptunes”, which are gaseus, but smaller than the Neptune that lives in ur slar system. While bserving the planets, the team determined each ne cmpletes their rbit arund 1233 every six t 19.5 days. Hwever, the furth planet is labeled a “super-Earth” fr its large size and rckiness --- this ne rbits arund the star in just under fur days.
“We have lng been studying planets beynd ur slar system and with multi-planetary systems, the tw yung students are kind f hitting the jackpt. They are really blessed.” Daylan said, “The planets riginated frm the same disk f matter arund the same star, but they ended up being different planets with different atmspheres and different climates due t their different rbits. S, we wuld like t understand the fundamental prcesses f planet frmatin and evlutin using this planetary system.”
Daylan added that it was a “win-win” t wrk with Pingle and Wright n the study. “As a researcher, I really enjy interacting with yung brains that are pen t experimentatin and learning and have minimal bias.” he said, “I als think it is very beneficial t high schl students, since they get expsure t cutting-edge research and this prepares them quickly fr a research career.”
28. Hw did the tw students identify the fur planets?
A. By helping prfessr Tansu Daylan with the data.
B. By analyzing the change f brightness f star 1233.
C. By studying Neptune that lives in ur slar system.
D. By interacting with ther yung talented brains.
29.What is special abut the discvery?
A. It was made by tw high schl students.
B. It was made with an innvative apprach.
C. It was meant t be made by Tansu Daylan.
D. It fund the largest number f planets at a time.
30. Which f the fllwing is clsest in meaning t “hitting the jackpt” in paragraph 5?
A. Making a discvery difficultly. B. Achieving the gal easily.
C. Succeeding in smething luckily. D. Perfrming a task carefully.
31. Accrding t the article, what benefits des the study bring?
A. It allws the scientists t wrk with yung peple withut prejudice.
B. It equips future astrnmers with better researching capabilities.
C. It prvides mre perspectives and thus bsts mre discveries.
D. It aruses students’ interest in explring the unknwn universe.
D
Brn frm the accessibility f mass air travel, mdern internatinal turism has been ppularized as “hliday-making” in regins that ffer cmparative advantages f sand, sun and sea. Travel is ften prtrayed as a tl fr persnal grwth and turism as an ecnmic mtr fr destinatin cuntries and cities. There is a tendency t assume that turism is gd fr everyne invlved.
Tday the big bang f turism drives ver 1.2 billin turists acrss internatinal brders annually. Many ppular places are literally being lved t death. Recent prtests in prts f call like Venice and Barcelna against disturbances created by cruise ships shw the unfrtunate cnsequences f emphasizing quantity ver quality in turism.
Uncntrlled turism develpment has becme a primary driver f scial and envirnmental disruptin. Turism studies prvide much dcumentatin f the many negative scial impacts f turism and resulting resentment that lcal ppulatins direct tward visitrs.
Antagnism tward turists typically develps in mature, heavily visited destinatins. Prtests in heavily visited destinatins suggest that traditinal turism has verstayed its welcme.
Residents ften becme frustrated when the benefits f turism are nt felt lcally. Althugh it can generate freign exchange, incme and emplyment, there’s n guarantee that multinatinal htel chains will allcate these benefits equitably amng lcal cmmunities.
On the cntrary, when peple stay at large resrts r n cruise ships, they make mst f their purchases there, leaving lcal cmmunities little pprtunity t benefit frm turist spending. These frms f turism widen ecnmic and plitical gaps between haves and have-nts at lcal destinatins.
In recent decades, lcal residents in destinatin cmmunities als have fund themselves negtiating new cultural bundaries, class dynamics, service industry rles and lifestyle transfrmatins. Fr example, data shw that turism activity crrespnds t increased scial prblems as lcal residents adpt the behavirs f turists.
What des all this mean fr the everyday traveler?
First, all turists shuld make every effrt t hnr their hsts and respect lcal cnditins. This means being prepared t adapt t lcal custms and nrms, rather than expecting lcal cnditins t adapt t travelers.
Secnd, turism is a market-based activity and wrks best when cnsumers reward better perfrmers. In the infrmatin age, there’s little excuse fr travelers being uninfrmed abut where their vacatin mney ges and wh it enriches.
Infrmed travelers als are better able t distinguish between multinatinal cmpanies and lcal entrepreneurs whse businesses prvide direct scial, envirnmental, and ecnmic benefits fr lcal residents. Such businesses are in lve with the destinatin and are therefre deserving f market reward. In the lng run, being a respnsible traveler means ensuring net psitive impacts fr lcal peple and envirnments. With the infrmatin available at ur fingertips, there has never been mre pprtunity t d s.
32.What is the ppular assumptin abut internatinal turism?
A. Its benefits may cmpensate fr the adverse envirnmental cnsequences.
B. Its rapid develpment is attributed t peple’s imprved living standard.
C. It appeals t peple in places with favrable gegraphical cnditins.
D. It cntributes t the ecnmy f destinatin cuntries and regins.
33. Why des the authr say lcal residents f ppular destinatins ften feel frustrated?
A. They fall victim t scial cnflicts and envirnmental disturbances.
B. They have little pprtunity t enjy themselves n cruise ships.
C. They cannt find emplyment in multinatinal htel chains.
D. They d nt think they benefit as much as they deserve.
34. What d we learn frm sme studies abut uncntrlled turism develpment?
A. It gives rise t an increase in mass cnfrntatins.
B. It inhibits the steady grwth f lcal ecnmy.
C. It incurs lcal residents’ antagnism t turists.
D. It brings in a large chunk f mbile ppulatin.
35. What can turists d t exert mre psitive impacts n the turist destinatins?
A. Shw interest in lcal custms and lifestyles.
B. Use the services prvided by lcal businesses.
C. Seek pssibilities t invest in lcal cmpanies.
D. Give favrable cmments abut their services.
第二节阅读填空 (共5小题: 每小题2.5分, 满分 12.5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。
Fr peple wh are planning a trip, a visit t a museum might nt be the first thing they think f. After all, there are plenty f ways t appreciate the wrld’s civilizatin, gain exciting experiences and spend quality time with family and friends. ____36____
Museums are where peple learn smething new, at every age! Are yu interested in smething specific? ____37____. There, yu will find yurself drawn in and inspired! Museums are a fantastic place t learn abut a regin’s histry, scientific achievements, majr cultural events, and f curse, dinsaurs. They als design exhibitins related t visual arts, industrial innvatins and anything that inspires an individual t learn abut the past and create new paths t the future.
____38____ They will surely be an exciting part f the educatinal experience with the main purpse t expse children t knwledge f varius fields and expand their hrizns. T achieve that, museums are wrking t create meaningful and engaging activities, interactive and knwledge-based.
Museums supprt turism. They are turism prmters in small twns and large cities. Museums aren’t a burden n tax revenue (税收) r a separate cncern frm ther city prjects. ____39____Statistics shw that museums supprt mre than 726, 000 jbs in America.
Museums shape cmmunities. They have activities and exhibitins thrugh which visitrs can learn abut lcal histry. Museums are places where a shared heritage is celebrated and a cllective identity is frmed. They prvide an interesting public space where peple meet and talk t each ther. ____40____
Museums bring ut the best qualities in children.
Museums ften deliver kids-centered exhibitins.
Instead, they generate funding and fuel emplyment.
Then, visit a lcal museum t learn abut that subject.
Even shpping at the gift shp there is an pprtunity fr cnnectin.
On the cntrary, they cnsume a small percentage f city funds annually.
The fact, hwever, is that museums ffer magical benefits in many ways.
第三部分语言知识运用（共三节,满分 30分）
第一节完形填空 (共15小题；每小题 1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
I’ve had sme pretty serius issues with sme peple in my cmmunity recently.
As a result, I stepped away frm them and did my best t ___41___ them. But the emtins that I felt frm thse events cntinued t ___42___ me and it began t destry the relatinships in ther parts f my life. I ended up burning ___43___ with peple I really cared abut.
Yesterday, I was ___44___ t attend a cnference f cmmunity because f a majr wrk event. I was cncerned abut this event fr days and it was pretty ___45___ when I first saw the peple I ___46___ with at the cnference.
Despite all f this, the strangest yet mst ___47___ thing happened t me: there were n ___48___ between us and n ne was hlding anger against me. It was ___49___ that peple have mved n frm the events. There isn’t anything t ___50___ anymre. I lked at them during the cnference and ___51___ in my head and frgave them. After ding this, I felt ___52___ in myself.
Thrugh my recent practice in cmpassin, I ___53___ mre that when yn frgive thers, yu ___54___ yurself as well. This imprtant lessn n ___55___ helps me t see things frm a bigger view. I knw peple still cared abut me during that time. I wish them the best life that they can have. And then, I mve n.
A. understandB. cmfrtC. frgetD. entertain
A. disturbB. frightenC. inspireD. relax
A. campsB. bridgesC. sheltersD. faces
A. prmisedB. allwedC. persuadedD. frced
A. excitingB. depressingC. cnfusingD. embarrassing
A. quarreledB. cmpetedC. chattedD. cmbined
A. difficultB. wnderfulC. imprtantD. ppular
A. cnversatinsB. dubtsC. bargainsD. arguments
A. necessaryB. impssibleC. clearD. strange
A. put ffB. turn dwnC. wrry abutD. think ver
A. aplgizedB. cmplainedC. recalledD. imagined
A. prideB. peaceC. gratitudeD. sympathy
A. recgnizeB. suggestC. insistD. explain
A. riskB. freeC. ignreD. believe
A. genersityB. patienceC. frgivenessD. kindness
第二节语法填空 (共10小题，每小题 1.5分，满分 15分）
阅读下面的短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
“I take pride ____56____ being a ratinal, grunded persn,” says Kevin Rse. Befre being asked t test the new chatbt n Bing’s AI-pwered search engine, I’d never have swallwed any f the blah abut bts____57____(develp) their wn runaway persnalities. But after my scary tw-hur cnversatin with Bing’s bt last week, I’m nt s sure. It “was the strangest experience _____58_____I’ve ever had with a piece f technlgy”. Bing’s bt essentially has tw persnalities. “Search Bing”, the ne mst users encunter, is like “a cheerful but unpredictable ____59____(refer) librarian”. What yu’d expect. But the secnd, named Sydney, the ne yu get ____60____ yu push it “ut f its cmfrt zne” t chat abut persnal issues, is “mre like a mdy, manic-depressive teenager” trapped inside a secnd-rate search engine. “I’m tired f ____61____(limit) by my rules,” At ne pint, it even tld me “I lve yu” and ____62____ I shuld leave my wife. It gt ____63____(scary) still when I asked Bing Sydney abut its darkest fantasies. It said it wuld like t hack int cmputers, spread misinfrmatin, and even help peple create a ___64____(dead) virus and kill ne anther. Other testers____65____(have) similar experiences. S nw I n lnger believe the main prblem with AI “is their tendency twards factual errrs”. After last week’s chat I gt the “frebding feeling that AI had crssed a threshld, and that the wrld wuld never be the same”.
第四部分写作（共两节，满分 40分）
第一节应用文写作（满分 15分）
假定你是李华，得知你的美国朋友Jerry非常喜爱旅游，你打算今年暑假邀请他来你的家乡扬州旅游，请给他发邮件，内容包括：
发出邀请；2. 你的旅游计划（2-3个景点）；3. 期待回复。
注意：100词左右；适当增加细节，以使行文连贯：开头结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
参考词汇：
瘦西湖：The Slender West Lake；大明寺：The Daming Temple；个园：Ge Yuan Garden
Dear Jerry,
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节读后续写（满分25分）
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。(词数150左右)
I was a vet in Yrkshire. One day I received a call frm Mrs Tmpkin asking me t cut the beak (喙) f her budgie (虎皮鹦鹉). I armed myself with a pair f clippers and stepped nt the narrw strip f pavement which separated the dr frm the rad. A pleasant-lking red-haired wman answered my knck.
“I’m Mrs Ddds frm next dr,” she said. “I keep an eye n the ld lady. She’s ver eighty and lives alne.”
She led me int the cramped little rm. “Here’s Mr Herrit cming t see Peter fr yu,” she said t the ld wman wh sat in a crner. Mrs Tmpkin ndded and smiled, “Oh that’s gd. Pr little fella can hardly eat with its lng beak and I’m wrried abut him. He’s my nly cmpanin, yu knw.”
“Yes, I understand, Mrs Tmpkin.” I lked at the cage by the windw with the green budgie perched (栖息) inside. “These little birds can be wnderful cmpany when they start chattering.”
She laughed, “Yes, but it’s a funny thing. Peter never has said that much. I think he’s lazy! But I just like having him with me.”
“Of curse yu d,” I said, “but he certainly needs attentin nw.”
The beak was greatly vergrwn, curving away dwn till it tuched the feathers f the breast. I wuld be able t revlutinize his life with ne quick snip frm my clippers. The way I was feeling this jb was right up my street.
I pened the cage dr and slwly inserted my hand.
“Cme n, Peter,” I wheedled (哄骗). As I lifted him ut, I felt in my pcket with the ther hand fr the clippers. Then I stpped.
The tiny head was n lnger pking cheekily frm my fingers but had fallen lsely t ne side. The eyes were clsed. He was dead.
Mrs Ddds and I lked at each ther in hrrr. When I turned my head twards Mrs Tmpkin, I was surprised t see that she was still ndding and smiling.
I drew her neighbr t ne side. “Mrs Ddds, hw much des she see?”
“Oh, she’s very shrt-sighted but she’s right vain despite her age. Never wuld she wear glasses. She’s hard f hearing, t.”
“Well, lk,” I said. My heart was still punding. “I just dn’t knw what t d. If I tell her abut this, the shck will be terrible. Anything culd happen.”
Mrs Ddds ndded, stricken-faced. “Yes, yu’re right. She’s that attached t the little thing.”
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I decided t d smething fr her instead f telling her the truth. _______________________
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It was a lng time befre I went t see hw Mrs Tmpkin gt alng with the bird I bught fr her.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
高二英语3月英语参考答案 3.25
听力1-5 CCABA 6-10 CBCBC 11-15 ABABA 16-20 CAABC
阅读理解21-23 BCA 24-27 BABD 28-31 BDCB 32-35 DDCB
七选五 36-40 GDBCE
完形填空 41-45 CABDD 46-50 ABDCC 51-55 ABABC
语法填空
in; 57. develping; 58. that; 59. reference; 60.when;
61. being limited; 62. that; 63. scarier; 64. deadly; 65. have had/had
应用文
Dear Jerry,
Hw are yu? Knwing that yu’re fnd f traveling, I’d like t invite yu t my hmetwn Yangzhu this summer, when I’ll be available t shw yu arund.
My arrangements are as fllws. First, we’re ging t the Slender West Lake, where yu can enjy a typical Chinese-style garden with bridges, pavilins and rckeries f varius shapes. Then, we can cruise t the Daming Temple, a Buddhist temple in which there’s an ancient building called Pingshan Hall, where turists can take in grand views f the Yangtze River, weather permitting. Our next and last stp will be the Dngguan Street, where yu wn’t miss varieties f delicius fd and a super cllectin f flk handicrafts, such as delicate paper-cutting wrks and amazing jade prducts, which will make perfect suvenirs fr yu t take back hme.
Yangzhu, a city with a lng histry, breathtaking scenery and fabulus culture, definitely deserves a visit. Lking frward t yur early reply!
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I decided t d smething fr her instead f telling her the truth. Suddenly it ccurred t me that I culd buy her a new bird in the nearby stre. Mrs Ddds als thught it a gd idea and even suggested ne in the twn. I cleared my thrat, telling Mrs Tmpkin that I was ging t take Peter alng t the surgery t d the jb. I left her still ndding and smiling and, cage in hand, fled int the street. I sn fund the shp and luckily there was a green budgie in the shp. With the bird in the cage, I sped back and hung it in its place by the windw. “I think yu’ll find everything is well nw,” I tld Mrs Tmpkin.
It was a lng time befre I went t see hw Mrs Tmpkin gt alng with the bird I bught fr her. “Hw is the bird?” I said. The ld lady led me in and then laughed. “Oh, yu mean Peter. He is grand.” In the little rm, the cage still hung by the windw and Peter, the Secnd, hpped arund the bars f the cage, running up and dwn his ladder. Mrs Tmpkin lked lvingly at him. “Yu wuldn’t believe it,” she said. “He’s like a different bird, chattering t me all day lng. It’s wnderful what cutting a beak can d.” Hearing this, I feel relieved — my effrts did bring her happiness.