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第一部分聽力第一節(jié)聽下面5段對話,每段對話后有一個(gè)小題,從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng),并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后,你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來問答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。Whatisthewornandoing?A.Buyingahandbag,aB.Tryingonapieceofclothing.C.Drawingapictureofthecountryside.Whatisthepossiblere1ationshipbetweenthespeakers?aFami1ymenibersB.C1assmates,aC.Co-workers.a3.Whatisthemanangryabout?aA.Telephoningwhiledriving.Somewornendrivers,aC.Trafficlights.A4.Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.Shewillchoosetheman.AB.Themanwas1ateinasking.從Shemayrunfortheposition.5.Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantodo?AA.Setupamuseum.B.Startdoingexercise.C.Stopbuyingearneras.[hIoIJ*6.Howwi11themansbrothergotoSouthAmerica?^A.Byship.Byplane.Bytrain.Whatwillthemanprobablybuyforhisbrother?Atoothbrush.B.AsiIktie.C.Ac1ock.

osspaper.ForthefirsttimeeverIsawstudentssoimmersed(專心的)的)intheirwriting,的)intheirwriting,theyhadtobeaskedtogoto1unchby的)intheirwriting,Thenextdayeveryonehadexcusenotes.Heateddiscussionsfollowed.ButsuddenlyIsawtheheadmasteratthedoor.Heenteredtheclassroomandwalkedupanddown,1ookingatpapers,andthensaid,"I'd1ikeyoutoseemeinmyoffice.*Myheartsank.WhenIsteppedintohisoffice,hecametoshakemyhandandsaid,"Ijustwanttote11youthatthat1esson,thattask,whateverthehellyouweredoing,wasgreat.Thosekidswerewritingonthecollege1evel.thecollege1evel.thecollege1evel.Thankyou."thecollege1evel.Thankyou."56.Howdidtheauthorknowthatmostparental-excusenoteswerewrittenbystudentsthemselves?aA.Theexcusenoteswerewrittenindullwords.Thenotesweremore1ikestoriosthanfacts.Heca1iedtheirparentsandfoundoutthetruth.D.Thehandwritingobviouslylookedlikechildren's.57.Whatdidtheauthordowiththestudentsfounddishonest?AA.Hereportedthemtotheheadmaster.aB.He1ecturedthemhardonhonesty,aC.Hehadthemtakenotesbefore1unch.aD.Hehe1pedimprovetheirwritingskills.58.WecaninferthatwhenMikeymissedtheclass,hewasaA.outenjoyinghimselftakingcareofhisbabysistei公C.1ookingafterhisgrandmotheraD.studyingtheartoftheexcusenote59.Whatdidtheheadmasterthinkoftheauthor*swayofteaching?

A.Effective.B.Difficult.Misleading.aD.Reasonable.Text2DoyouremembertheMi11ennium(千禧年)Goa1s?WhcnworIdleadersce1ebratedtheyear2023withaseriousproinisetoreducepoverty(貧窮)andhunger,checkthespreadofAIDS,getboysandgir1sintoschool,andimprovepub1ichealth,allby2023?We11,threeyearsdowntheroad,andtheUNDP'syear1ycollectionoffactsandfiguresalreadyshowsthatifwecarryonasweare,theonlygoallike1ytobemetisthatforreducingpovertybyahaIf,andthatisentirelyduetothesuccessofonecountry—China.Itissovastthatthefast-grow-ingeconomyinCpoverty1ine,eventhoughinApoverty1ine,eventhoughinApoverty1ine,eventhoughinAhinaliftsmil1ionsofpeopleabovethepeopiehavepoverty1ine,eventhoughinApeopiehavepeopiehavefrica,LatinAmericaandtheformerSovietUnion,actuallybeengettingpoorer.peopiehave0therwise,progressisgoodon1yinparts.EastAsiashouldmeet0therwise,progressisgoodon1yinparts.EastAsiashouldmeetitsgoa1ofredueinghungerbyahalfby2023,andLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanarenotfarbehind,butatthepresentspeedofprogforanotherhundredforanotherhundredforanotherhundredress,AfricaandSouthAsiawon'tgetthereyears.aThegoodnewsisthatitcanbedone-therearesuecessstories.Ghana-aneconomicbaskotcaseintheeightiesandear1ynineties-hasmanagedtofindawayoutofitsdifficultiesandit'snowcomfortablyinthemiddlerangeofcountries,wayaheadofthemuchmorenatural1ywealthyNiger-ia.ForCongo,CambodiaorIraq,ruinedbywar,oreverysouthernAfricancountrydamagedbyAIDS,thereisaMauritiusoraSouthKoreasteadilyworkingitswayupforanotherhundredthe1eaguetab1etowardsabetterlifeforitspeop1e.60.Whichofthemi11enniumgoalsislike1ytobemetaccordin60.Whichofthemi11enniumgoalsislike1ytobemetaccordingtothetext?Improvingpub1ichea1th.AImprovingpub1ichea1th.AReducingpovertybyaha1f.C.Sendingchildrentoschool.aC.Sendingchildrentoschool.aD.StoppingthespreadofAIDS.61.Whichpartoftheworldcanmeetthegoalofreducinghunger?61.Whichpartoftheworldcanmeetthegoalofreducinghunger?A.TheCaribbean.B.LatinAmerica.AC.EastAsia.AD.AfricaandSouthAsia.62,Whateconomicsituationisbestexpressedasbasketcase(Paragraph4)?*A.Verybad.62,Whateconomicsituationisbestexpressedasbasketcase(Paragraph4)?*A.Verybad.aaragraph4)?*A.Verybad.aPromising.aragraph4)?*A.Verybad.aPromising.Unexpected.D.Naturallydeveloped.A63.Whichcountryismentionedasanexampleofsuccessfuldevelopmeninthetext?D.Naturallydeveloped.A63.Whichcountryismentionedasanexampleofsuccessfuldevelopmeninthetext?A.Conto.B.Nigeria.aB.Nigeria.aC.Cambodia.D.Mauritius.Text3LookingtoLookingtoLookingtoimproveyourlanguageskills,butyoudon'thaveetimetogoabroadtoattendschoo1?Moreandmoreuniversitiesaroundtheworldareofferingopportunitiesforstudentstogetdegreesonline(distanceeducation)fromthecomfortoftheirownhomes,andmanyofthesecolie-gesanduniversitiesareaccredited(官方認(rèn)可的),meaningthattheyhavemetcertainstandardsofexce1lence.aIfyoudecidetotake1anguagecourseson1ine(oranysubjectforthatmattor),besurethercarcadvantagesinstudyingonline.Itscostsareusually1ower,andyoucanstudyatyourownpace(節(jié)奏),andyoucaneasilygetthemateriaIs24hoursLookingtoimproveyourlanguageskills,butyoudon'thaveetimetogoabroadtoattendschoo1?Moreandmoreuniversitiesaroundtheworldareofferingopportunitiesforstudentstogetdegreesonline(distanceeducation)fromthecomfortoftheirownhomes,andmanyofthesecolie-gesanduniversitiesareaccredited(官方認(rèn)可的),meaningthattheyhavemetcertainstandardsofexce1lence.aIfyoudecidetotake1anguagecourseson1ine(oranysubjectforthatmattor),besurethercarcadvantagesinstudyingonline.Itscostsareusually1ower,andyoucanstudyatyourownyfroma1mostanycomputerinthewor1cl.However,youwon,tgetthehumaninteraction(互動)ofmeetingpeoplefacetoface,asyouwouldifyouwereattendingaschoolabroadinperson.Ontheotherhand,theadvantagesofgoingabroadmayincludeday-to—daychancestolearnanewcuIture,tomeetnewfriendswithwhomyoucanuseandpracticethelanguage,andtoseedif-ferentpartsofthewor1d.However,theremaybeanumberofdisadvantagesforsomestudents,in-cludinghighcosts,timeawayfromone'sschoo1,fami1y,orwork1ife,anddifficultyingettingusedtoanewcultureandwayoflife.Whateveryoudo,consideradistanceeducationprograinthatmeetsyourcducationa1needs,iswhatyoucanafford,andequallyimportant,providesyouwithchancestobeyondtheclass-roomthroughcu1tura1andeducationa1activities.64.Whatisthepurposooftheauthorinwritingthetext?AA.Todiscusswaysofimpi'ovinglanguagoskills.^B.Topersuadepeopietogoabroadtoattenduniversitics.C.Toadvisereaderstomeetdifferentpeoplefromabroad.a1).Tointroduceonlineprogramstopeopieunabletogoabroad.65a.Whatisthedisadvantageofstudyinga1anguageonline?Youmaynotbeabletokeepupwiththeprogram.Youmaynotmeetyourteachersinperson.aC.Thecomputermaybreakdownanytime.aD.Thecoursesmaylastmuchlonger.66.Thethirdparagraphmain1ydiscussesthegoodandbadthingsaboutaA.studyingabroad,aB.c1assroomlearning.aC.learningcuIture.D.learningon1ine.67.Howisthetextorganizer'?A.Topic-Comparison-OpinionAB.Question-Effect—Opinion-AC.Topic-Examples—EffectD.Question-Cause-EffeetTextgUnderstandinghownaturercactstoclimate(氣候)changewil1requirechcckingkey,lifeeye1eevents-f1owering,theappearanceofleaves,thefirstfrogcallsofthespring-a11aroundtheworId.Buteco1ogists(生態(tài)學(xué)家)can*tbeeverywhere,sothey'returningtonon—scientists,some-timescalledcitizenscientists,educatorssetupanorgaforhelp,aAgroupofscientistsandnizationlastyearcaliedtheNationalPheno1ogyNetwork.'*Pbenology"iswhatscientistscal1thestudyofthetimingofeducatorssetupanorgaeventsinnature.aOneofthegroup*sfirsteffortsistoaskscientistsandnon-scientiststocol1ectinformationaboutplantfloweringandleafingeveryyear.Theprogram,calledProjectBudBurst,co1lectslifecycleinformationonavarietyofcommonplantsfromacrosstheUnitedStates.PeopletakingpartintheprojectrecordtheirinformationontheProjectBudBurstwebsite.A"Peopiedon,thavetobescientists-thoyjusthaveto1ookaroundandseewhat,sintheirneighbourhood,“saysJenniferSchwartz,ascientistwiththeproject."Aswecollectthisinformation,we'11beabletoknowaboutthechangesofplantsandanima1sastheclimatechangesNotonlythat,theinformationalsohelpsscientists1earnabouthowthesechangeswi11haveaneffectonpeopie,scientistsexa

esreporteesreporteesreporteMay20th—andmoreserious.Li1acflowering,then,couldserveasanalarmbe1I.a"Thebestwayforustoincreaseourknowledgeofhowplantsandanima1sarereactingtoelimatechangeistoincreasethecountofinformationwehave,“Schwartzsays."That'swhyweneedcitizenscientistsgetasmuchinformationfromasmanypesonasmanyplantsandanimalsoveraslongatimeperiodmininglilac(T香花)f1oweringinwesternUnitedStatdthatinyearswhen1ilacsfloweredearly-beforeesreporteMay20th—andmoreserious.Li1acflowering,then,couldserveasanalarmbe1I.a"Thebestwayforustoincreaseourknowledgeofhowplantsandanima1sarereactingtoelimatechangeistoincreasethecountofinformationwehave,“Schwartzsays."That'swhyweneedcitizenscientistsgetasmuchinformationfromasmanypesonasmanyplantsandanimalsoveraslongatimeperiodwecan.68.ProjectBudburstaimsto68.ProjectBudburstaimstostudyanimalbehavioral1yearroundinvitecitizenscientiststodoscientificresearegC.ollectinformationonthelifecyc1esofcommonplantsAD.helpecologists1earnaboutwi1dfiresinwesternUnitedStatesTheauthoruseslilacfloweringasanexamp1etoshowf1owerscouldhelppreventwi1dfiresplantf1oweringcanberelatedtowi1dfircssomef1owersareclosertoour1ifethanotherslilacsarethebestp1antstoshowclimatechange70.WhyarecitizenscientistsinvitedtotakepartinProjectBudBurst?AA.Togiveahandinrescarch.B.Toteachsciencetothepublic.*C.Tohelpcreateawebsiteofpopularscience.a[D]TocallpcopleJsattentiontoclimatcchange.71.AccordingtoSchwartz,whatcanhelppeopleknowmoreaboutdimatechange?A.Takingacourseonphenology.aB.Knowledgeoflifecyc1eeventsofplantsandanimals,aC.Effortsofecologiststolearnmoreaboutplantflowering.D.Fullsupportofcitizenscientiststostudyclimatechanges.Text5PlanningYourVisittotheCaliforniaScienceCenterAHours&AdmissionTheCaliforniaScienceCenterisopendailyfrom10a.m.-5p.m.exceptforThanksgiving,ChristmasandNewYear'sDay.TheIMAXTheaterisopendaily.Pieasereadourmovietimespageorca11213-744-7400forshowinformation.AdmissiontotheScienceCenter'spermanent(長期的)exhibitionisfree.AdmissionpricesfortheIMAXTheaterarebasedonagegroup,and1ower-pricedticketsaregiventogroupsof15ormorepeopie.TickctpricesaIsoapplytothreeScienceccnterattract!ons:theHighWireBicycle,thoMotionBasedSimulatorandtheEcologyCliffClimb.Ifyou'recominginagroupof15ormorepeopie,pieasecheckour.groupreservationspage.Foodandbankservicesareofferedforyourconvenienee.FormoreinformationaboutScienceCenterhoursorprograms,pleasecontactus.^HowtoFindU》SouthofdowntownLosAngeles,theCa1iforni.aScienceCenterisbuiltinHistoricExpositionPark,justtwob1ockswestoftheHarbor(110)FreewayattheExpositionBoulevardExit.TherearebusesgoingtotheScieneeCenter.Formoreinformation,seeMap&Directions.aPlanningTipsDon'tmissourSpecialExhibits.Theychangethroughouttheyear,alwaysofferingnewandinterestingwaysto1earnaboutscience.Whenyouarrivc,besurctocheokattheInformationCenterfortheday*sspecialactivities.Ifyouarewithchi1drenunder7,stopbythe'DiscoveryRoomsinCreativeWorldorWorIdofLifeforsomehands-onlearning.72.VVhatshou1dyoudofirstifyouaretovisittheCenterwithagroupOf16peop1e?aA.Makeareservation.Cheekuptheprograms.BuyamapoftheCenter.Reservetab1esattherestaurant.73A.Whichofthefol1owingisfree?AA.TheExpositionPark,aB.TheMotion-BasedSimulator.aC.TheHighWireBicycle.D.ThepermanentexhibitionattheCenter.a74.IfyouplantocometotheScienceCenter,youcan力A.ca11213-744-7405Afol1owtheIlarborFreowayrcadMap&DirectionsdrivealongExpositionBoulevard75.Ifyouarewithasix-year-oIdchild,whichp1aceareyouadvisedtogoto?A.ExpositionPark,aB.IMAXTheater,aC.Wor1dofLife.D.Eco1ogyC1iffClimb.第四部分寫作第一節(jié)短文改錯(cuò)(76?85略)

第二節(jié)書面表達(dá)86.假定你是李明。上周末學(xué)生會組織部分學(xué)生去附近社區(qū)進(jìn)行了一次義務(wù)勞動,受到居民的歡迎。請你給校園英文報(bào)寫一篇報(bào)導(dǎo)?;顒觾?nèi)容涉及:.打掃衛(wèi)生;.澆灌花木;△3.幫老人干家務(wù);4包齦小朋友做游戲等。注意:.詞數(shù)100詞左右,題目已為你寫好;2.可適當(dāng)增長細(xì)節(jié),以使行文連貫;a3.請直接將書面表達(dá)寫在答題卡2背面。參考答案及精梳出一部分聽力答案聽力理解參考答案及精梳出一部分聽力答案聽力理解1-SBCABCH<15ABCBC6-10BACAB16-20ACAABText1W:HowdoIlook?bittightaroundM:Notbad.Doesitfitallright?aW:Uh,here.bittightaroundM:Ireallylikethecolor.Itmatchesyourhandbag.aM:Ireallylikethecolor.Itmatchesyourhandbag.aText2AW:Wehaven'tseenmuchofyou1atelyinthecompany.Haveyoubeenawayonbusiness?Wehaven'tseenmuchofyou1atelyinthecompany.Haveyoubeenawayonbusiness?M:No,M:No,I'vebeenawayonholiday.IvegotacousininEdinbu.rgatthewhee1.ah.aText3AM:Itdrivcsmemadwhenpcop1cusetheircellphonesW:Hmm.Whathappened?am:Inear1yhadanaccidentbecausethewornanwasta1kingonhercellphonewhi1edrivingatthewhee1.aext4aM:Sarah,I'mpreparedtorunforclassmonitor,andTmwooderingifI,er...ifIcancountonyoursup—port.aW:0h,maybeifyouhadaskedmeear1ier,butmyroommate'srunning,too,andrvealreadypromisedherthatshehadmysupport.Text5W:Haveyouboughtanewcameraagain?You,returningmyflatintoacameramuseum!M:I*11stop.r11try.ButIprobablycan*t.Iseeanewmode1andmykneesgoweak!Text6aW:MayIhe1pyou,sir?M:Yes,please.Iwanttobuyapersona1giftformybrothor.He'stakingatriptoSouthAmorica.W:Ishegoingbyshiporplane?M:He,sflying.Mygiftwi11havetobesomething1ightinweight.Whatcanyousuggest?W:Whataboutthistie?It'smadeofpuresilk.M:Mysisteralreadygavehimone.I'dlikesomethingunusual.Letmelookaround.oh,thatclocklooksnice,but...aW:Hey,hereisagiftforthemanwhohaseverything.M:0h,afoldingtoothbrush!That'sawonderfulidea!f11takeit.aText7aW:HaveyouheardthatthebossofthelawofficewhereRickworkswantshimtoflytoBrazi1anddoamonth'sworkthere?M:That'snice.Hewill1oveitbecauseeverythingwi11bepaidfor,suchasairtravel,meals,hotel..,andthisishisfirsttimetogetoutoftheStates.W:Indeed.Youwon*tbelievehowmuchheis1ookingforwardtoit,andhowmuch'his1ittlesisteradmireshim!He'sgoingtoenjoylyingonthebcachcswhonworkisdone,andhepromisedtobuyhissistergifts.am:Whoe1seisgoingbesideshim?AW:8.WhereisRickworkingnow?aA.Inatravelcompany.Inahotel,aC.Inalawoffice.HowdoesRickfeelabouthistrip?A.Excited.Curious.aC.Nervous.0.WhcnwillRickleavo?aA.Inthrccdays,aB.Inaweck.Inamonth,aa11.Whatdowcknowaboutthegrandmother?Shelivesbyherse1f.She*sashealthyasbefore.Sheoftendoessomec1eaning.12.Howlonghasthegrandmother1ivedinKentucky?aA.Sinceherhusbanddied.AB.Sinceshewasmarried.AC.Sineehersonmovedaway.a13.Whatdoesthegrandmotherenjoyaboutherpresent1ife?AA.Beingbusywithhousework.B.Beingwithrelatives.C.Beingwithfriends.聽下面一段時(shí)話,回答第14至17題”14.Whatwasthewomantalkingaboutatbeginningoftheconversation?A.Herstoryofcomp1etingatask.aB.Herexperienceofbeing1ost.4C.Hertripabroad.A15.WhatdidthemandointhebarinGermany?AA.Methisfriends.AB.Attendedalecture.AC.Gaveaperformance.a16.Howdidthemanfindhiswaybacktobar?A.Byfol1owingaman.aB.By1ookingatamap.

lie1sgoingalone,aM:Whenwillhebeleaving?4W:Hewastoldaboutitthreedaysago,and1thinkhe*11leaveinaweek,aText8aM:Oh,whoisthebeautifuloldwornaninfrontofthehouse?^W:That'smygrandmother.M:0h,thenthatmustbeyourhouseinthebackground.Whereisit?AW:No,that*smygrandmothcrzshouse.She1ivesinKentucky.WeliveinBoston,abouttwo-and-a-halfhourawaybyplane.aM:Then,doesshe1ivewithyouruncleoraunt?AW:No.Sinceherhusbanddied,shehas1ivedalone.M:Alone?Butsheissoold!Whotakescareofher?AW:Shetakescareofherse1f,thoughsheis81thisyearandisbeginningtoslowdownalitt1e.Shehasacleaningladywhocomesforafowhoursaweektoeleanhouseandhelpwiththeshopping.M:Butisn'tshelonelywithoutfami1y?W:Ofcoursenot.Shehaslivedinthesameneighbor-hoodsine11theneighbors,young11theneighbors,young11theneighbors,youngtyoumissher?eshewasfirstmarried,sosheknowsaandold,andshehaslotsoffriends.11theneighbors,youngtyoumissher?M:Whydoesn;tshe1ivewithyou?W:Wei1,actua1ly,wetalktoheronthephoneeveryweekandvisitheratleastonceayear,butwearebusywithourlivesandsoisshe.Welovetohavehcrvisit,butwea11knowthatifshe1ivedwithus,wemightnotgetalongsowell.aText9AW:AndIrealizedwewerecomp1eteIylost,butatleastwegotthereintheend.aW:Wei1,actua1ly,wetalktoheronthephoneeveryweekandvisitheratleastonceayear,butwearebusywithourlivesandsoisshe.Welovetohavehcrvisit,butwea11knowthatifshe1ivedwithus,wemightnotgetalongsowell.aText9AW:AndIrealizedwewerecomp1eteIylost,butatleastwegotthereintheend.aM:FunnyyoushouIdsaythatbccause,er,asimilarthWeworeactuallinghappenedtomeonetimewhenIwasaydoingaconcertinthisbarinGcr-many.aW:Really?^M:Iwasactuallyabouttoappearonstage,youknow,withtheband,WeworeactuallndIjustthought,"I'lljustgooutfora1itt1ewalkandgetsomefreshair,“cause!hadaboutha1fanhourbeforewehadtogoon.W:Uh-huh.禽M:AndIwentoutside,youknow,hadalookaround,walkedaroundforabit,andthenIdecidedtogobackand,uh,Icouldn*tfindit!Itwasabouttwominutesbeforeweweresupposedtostart.AW:No,you,rejoking!M:Yeah!Ithought,"Ah!WhatamIgonnado?"W:Couldyouaskfordirections?AM:Well,Itried.Iaskedanoldwoman,butshedidn'tspeakEnglish,andIdon'tspeakGerman...W:Don'tyou?Oh,right.M:Andthen,IrealizedIcouldn'trememberthenameofthebar,orthestreetitwasonoranything.So,youknow,IwasinthemiddleofatownIdidn'tknow,notknowingthe1anguage..,andlucki1y,IsawsomeonewearingoneofourT-shirts.Hewasobviouslygoingtotheconeert,soIsortoffol1owedhimbacktothebar.W:Wow,thatwas1ucky!Thankgoodness!aM:AndwhenIgotthere,theguyswere1ike,Z/Wherehaveyoubeen?Wethoughtyou'drunoutonus!"Anyway,wemanaged.Text10(M:)Hei1o.rmCallumRobertson,andthisisLondonLife.Intheprogramtoday,1etmeaskyouaquestionfirst:WhatdoyouthinkwouldbethehardestjobinBritain?Apoliceofficer?Perhapsadeepseafisherman?Well,no?accordingtorecentresearch,beingaLondontaxidrivertakesthatprize.It/sreal1yahardjob,

reallydifficult.Onereasonisthetraffic.It1sget-tingworseandworseinLondon.Formostofus,ifwehavetositinatrafficjamforjamforjamforafewminutes,wegetanxious.Butimagineifyouhadtodothatallday?everydayasyourjob.What'smore*getintothetaxiandwanttogetmAtoBasquick1yaspossible.They'reinahurry,andthatmakesthingsworsehedrivers.Toprepareforthetest,wou1d—bedriverhavetojamforafewminutes,wegetanxious.Butimagineifyouhadtodothatallday?everydayasyourjob.What'smore*getintothetaxiandwanttogetmAtoBasquick1yaspossible.They'reinahurry,andthatmakesthingsworsehedrivers.Toprepareforthetest,wou1d—bedriverhavetorememberwaysandplacesanareawhichhasabout25,aroundCentralLondon.Thisis000streets.TheyneedtobeabletotakepassengersfromAtoBwithouthavingto1ookatamapandwithouthavingtoaskfordirections.Itusua1lytakesnearlythreeyearsrememberwaysandplacesanareawhichhasabout25,topassthetest,soitisalsofoundintheresearchthatpartsofthebrainsoftaxidriversareactual1ylargerthanthoseinthegeneralpopulation.Itseemsasif1earningallthestreetsandwaysmakesapartofthebraingrow.Well,anyway,thisisamosttiringjob.Nexttimeyou,restuckinatrafficjamandfee1mad,spareathoughtforthetaxidrivers,whohavetospendmostoftheirworkinglifeinthem.第二部分英語知識運(yùn)用第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)填空a21.D【精析】句意:自一一安已經(jīng)出去了。一一哦,是a嗎?她什么時(shí)間走的?本題考察的是情景英語。由第一句可知安出去了,第二句后句問的是“她什么時(shí)間走的”,由此可知此處表達(dá)的是再次確認(rèn)。故D對的。C【精析】句意:假如你認(rèn)為杰克會借錢給你,你肯定是瘋了。本題考察的是情態(tài)動詞?!皀eed”的意思是“需要”,“shou1d”的意思是“應(yīng)當(dāng)”,“must”的意思是“肯定”,“can”的意思是“能”。故C對的。D【精析】句意:1871年,芝加哥的一場大火毀了1800幢建筑物。本題考察的是形容詞比較級的用法。as+原級+as意為“利…同樣”,表達(dá)肯定意義,為等量比較。兩個(gè)as之間通常為表達(dá)數(shù)量、限度、性質(zhì)的詞,如many,much,1ittie,few,good,tal1等。如:Thetreeisastallasthebui1ding.這棵樹和那幢樓同樣高。故D對的。C【精析】句意:你好!我不知道你在倫敦,你在這兒多長時(shí)間了?本題考察的是時(shí)態(tài)。從句中謂語動詞為一般過去時(shí)were,可知主句中謂語動詞要用一般過去時(shí)或一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)。分析題意可知,“我不知道你在倫敦”這個(gè)事實(shí)發(fā)生在雙方此刻的交談之前,主句謂語動詞應(yīng)使用一般過去時(shí)。故C對的。D【精析】句意:我不知道我來的這間辦公室是否就是我要找的,這個(gè)門上沒有名字。本題考察的是定冠詞的用法。第一個(gè)空表達(dá)特指“這間辦公室”,第二個(gè)空表達(dá)特指“這間辦公室的門”,所以都應(yīng)當(dāng)使用定冠詞。故D對的?!局R拓展】定冠詞與不定冠詞的具體用法如下:(1)表達(dá)泛指的一日三餐的名詞前一般不用定冠詞。如:Lunchisready.午飯準(zhǔn)備好了。但若要確指某一次早、中、晚餐則需用定冠詞。如:Thebreakfastwaswellcooked.這頓早飯做得很好。(2)表達(dá)日期、月份、季節(jié)、日、夜、早、晚、周、年等的名詞前一般不用定冠詞。如:SC11oo1be-ginsinSeptember.學(xué)校九月份開學(xué)。但若表達(dá)特指某一段時(shí)間或特定的時(shí)間概念,則用定冠詞。若表達(dá)“某一個(gè)、某一-種”這類概念時(shí),季節(jié)名詞前要用不定冠詞。如:Wheredidtheyspendthesunliner?他們在哪里過的暑假?a(3)在姓名前或Mr./Mrs./Miss/Ms.+姓氏前用不定冠詞,表達(dá)“某一個(gè),某位”,有不擬定的意思;也可表達(dá)"一位",指某家庭的成員。如:AMr.Thomsonwantedtoseeyou.一位叫湯姆森的先生要見你。AProfessorZhouap-pliedforthepost.某位周專家申請這個(gè)職位。用在某些物質(zhì)名詞前的不定冠詞,表達(dá)“一陣、一份、一類、一場”等。如:Hewascaughtinaheavyrain.他遇上了一場大雨。a26.B【精析】句意:A需要我?guī)湍闶帐靶欣顔?a一—不用了。我鄰居已經(jīng)提出要幫我了,但還是謝謝你。本題考察的是情景英語。第一句是向?qū)Ψ教峁椭?,第二句回答表白鄰居會提供幫助,但仍然對對方表達(dá)感謝。Al1thesanle.意為“仍然,照樣“。It然allright.意為“沒關(guān)系"。Takeiteas

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