高中英語(yǔ)外研版Module3Theviolenceofnature-參賽作品

Module3TheViolenceofnature單元練習(xí)一、聽(tīng)力(聽(tīng)力)（共20小題；共20分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話。每段對(duì)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)。聽(tīng)完每段對(duì)話后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來(lái)回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。1.Whatdoesthewomansuggest? A.Buyingsomegifts. B.Seeingaflowershow. C.TakingAlicetoagarden.2.Whatisthemangoingtodotonight? A.Gotothecinema. B.Attendameeting. C.WatchTVathome.3.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation? A.Thewomanregretshavingtakenupsomuchoftheprofessor'stime. B.Thewomanknowstheprofessorhasbeenbusy. C.Thewomanknowstheprofessorhasrunintotrouble.4.Whydidn'tthemanacceptthejob? A.Hedoesn'tenjoybusinesstripsasmuchasheusedto. B.Hethinksthepayistoolowtosupporthisfamily. C.Hewantstospendmoretimewithhisfamily.5.Whyisn'tthemanmovingtothesuburbs? A.Therentistoohigh. B.Hecan'taffordthehightaxes. C.It'stoofarawayfromhisoffice.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白后有幾個(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)。聽(tīng)每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽(tīng)完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽(tīng)第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo? A.Learnwindsurfing. B.Learnwatersurfing. C.Learndiving.7.Whatisn'tthereasongivenbythewoman? A.Itwillbeeasytolearn. B.Itwillcosthimalotofmoney. C.Hemayfalloverandover.聽(tīng)第7段材料，回答第8至10題。8.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers? A.Friends. B.Brotherandsister. C.Strangers.9.Whichbusarethespeakerswaitingfor? A.No.108. B.No.118. C.No.180.10.Wherewasthemanborn? A.InFlorida. B.InNewYork. C.InHawaii.聽(tīng)第8段材料，回答第11至13題。11.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutthesciencebook? A.It'soflittlevalue. B.It'sinbadcondition. C.It'sanoldedition.12.Howmuchwillthewomanpaytheman? A.$21. B.$23. C.$30.13.Whyisthewomanunwillingtobuymoretextbooks? A.Sheisn'tsurewhattextbookswillbeused. B.Shehasn'tenoughmoneytobuymore. C.Shedoesn'tlikebooksmarkedwithnotes.聽(tīng)第9段材料，回答第14至16題。14.Whathasthemanbeenlookingfor? A.Ajob. B.Afarm. C.Anisland.15.WherewouldthespeakersliveiftheyhadstayedinPuertoRico? A.Onanisland. B.Inthemountains. C.Inasmalltown.16.Whatdoesthewomansuggestintheend? A.LearningSpanish. B.MovingbacktoPuertoRico. C.Goingtovisittheman'suncleandaunt.聽(tīng)第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17.Whywasitremarkableofmantoinventthewheel? A.Itledtomanyotherinventions. B.Therewerenowheelsinnature. C.Ithadnouseformanthen.18.Fromwhatmaytheideafortheinventionhavecome? A.Watchingarollingstone. B.Watchingrunninganimals. C.Rollingthebodyofheavyanimalsonlogs.19.Bywhomwasthewheelprobablyinvented? A.Agroupofearlyhunters. B.Themanwhomadethefirstcart. C.Agreatprehistoricthinker.20.Whatmaybethemainideaofthetalk? A.Howthewheelcameintobeing? B.Manhaschangedthebasicdesignofthewheel. C.Whoinventedthewheel?二、單詞拼寫(單句首字母填空)（共10小題；共10分）21.Duringsummerholiday,Ioftengotodoapart-timejobtogainsomeworkinge

.22.Thereisnop

thattheycanreachthatvillagein2hours.23.Youcansolvetheproblemaccordingtoyourp

experience.24.Somethingunexpectedo

afteryouleftourvillage.25.Hedoesn'tliketobev

,instead,hepreferstosolvetheprobleminpeace.26.Thesedifficultiesarecausedbynaturald

.27.Heisana

memberofthisclubandtakespartineveryperformanceorganizedbytheclub.28.Myunclehasboughtanewhouse;heneedstobuysomef

beforehemovesintoit.29.Thevolcano(火山)coulde

atanytime.30.Haven'tyourealizedthed

thosechemicalsaredoingtoourenvironment?三、單詞拼寫(根據(jù)中文提示拼寫單詞)（共10小題；共10分）31.The

(損害)donetoourhealthbyplayingcomputergamesisunbelievable.32.Quiteafewv

(暴力)sceneswerecutfromthefilmbeforeitcametoshow.33.Thegirl

(埋)herfaceinherhandsandbegantocry.34.Irememberyoumentionedthesamethingona

(早先的)occasion.35.

(幸運(yùn)地),hefoundthemoneythathehadlost.36."Weneed

(家具)forourliving-room,"saysJohnRoss.37.Floods,droughtsandearthquakesareall

(災(zāi)難).38.It'smanyyearssinceMountVesuviuslast

(爆發(fā)).39.There'sno

(可能性)thatshewillmarryadoctor.40.Ihadmanyinteresting

(經(jīng)歷)whiletravellinginAfrica.四、翻譯(根據(jù)中文提示完成句子)（共10小題；共20分）41.

(通常),peoplewhodon'tsmokearehealthierthanpeoplewhodo.42.只有你盡最大努力你才能最終成為你想成為的。(詞數(shù)不限)Onlyifyoutryyourbestcanyou

whatyouwanttobe.43.別玩火柴了，不然要把房子燒了。(詞數(shù)不限)Stopplayingwiththosematchesoryou'll

.44.過(guò)去的幾個(gè)月之內(nèi)發(fā)生了很多變化。Manychanges

withinthepastfewmonths.(詞數(shù)不限)45.Wehaveraised50,000yuan

(總共)fortheHopeProject.46.Thisisthemomentwhenhis

(事業(yè)騰飛).(take)47.我不想從那些人那里染上任何壞習(xí)慣。(詞數(shù)不限)Idon'twantto

anybadhabitsfromthosepeople.48.當(dāng)他趕到學(xué)校的時(shí)候，第一節(jié)課已經(jīng)上完了。Bythetimehegottotheschool,thefirstperiod

.49.媒體報(bào)道說(shuō)有1000多人在颶風(fēng)中喪生。Themediareportedmorethan1,000peopleinthehurricane

.50.那天我給他打電話的時(shí)候，他告訴我他正在做研究，沒(méi)有時(shí)間去野餐。WhenIphonedhimthatday,hetoldmethat

someresearchand

forpicnicout.五、單項(xiàng)選擇（共20小題；共20分）51. Dr.Whitehasrich

indealingwiththechildrenwhohavehadbad

. A.experience;experiences B.experiences;experience C.experience;experience D.experiences;experiences52. ---Couldyoutellme

? ---Heisinthelibrary. A.whereSimonwas B.whereisSimon C.wherewasSimon D.whereSimonis53. I'mtoldthatthejobisopentoeveryoneinspiteoftheir

experience.Soit'sachanceforagreenhandlikeyou. A.previous B.primitive C.original D.precious54. Facedwithsuchaneconomicdepression,weallwonderwhentheeconomywill

. A.giveup B.pickup C.pickout D.makeup55. Theforestguardsoftenfindcampfiresthathavenotbeen

completely. A.turneddown B.putout C.putaway D.turnedover56. Hisbusinessbeganto

inhislatefifties. A.takeoff B.takein C.takeon D.takeup57. Johnhadtohavehiscarrepairedinagaragebecauseit

seriously. A.damaged B.wasbeingdamaged C.haddamaged D.hadbeendamaged58. Alicesaid,"ShallIgothere?" 變成間接引語(yǔ)為

. A.Aliceaskedwhethersheshouldgothere B.Alicesaidthatsheshouldgothere C.Aliceaskedthatsheshouldgothere D.Alicehopedthatsheshouldgothere59. IwasveryupsetwhenthesalesmantoldmethehouseIwantedtobuy

. A.issold B.hadbeensold C.hasbeensold D.wassold60. ---"Pleaseexplainwhyyou'resolate,"thebosssaidangrily. ---Whatdidthebosssaytome? ---He

. A.ordersyoutoexplainwhyyouaresolate. B.orderedyoutoexplainwhywereyousolate. C.askedyoutoexplainwhywereyousolate. D.orderedyoutoexplainwhyyouweresolate61. Shesaidtomethat

mightkeep

bookfortwodays. A.she;this B.I;that C.I;this D.you;that62. "Ifyougoonstealing,youwill

yourbrightfuture,youngman!"saidthejudge. A.destroy B.damage C.ruin D.break63. Diditever

toyouthatonedayhumanbeingswoulddisappear? A.occur B.strike C.refer D.happen64. Doyouknowwhenoursportsmeetwill

? A.takeplace B.breakout C.hold D.happen65. Here'syourbill,sir.It's￥120

.I'veaddedonthetenpercentservicecharge. A.inall B.aboveall C.afterall D.atall66. ---It'sagoodjob,isn'tit? ---Perhapsitis.ButIhavetoworkfor10hoursaday

. A.onaverage B.incommon C.intotal D.onthewhole67. You'vefailedtodowhatyou

toandI'mafraidtheteacherwillblameyou. A.willexpect B.willbeexpected C.expected D.wereexpected68.

theadventurersbroughttheGPSwiththemselves,sotheyweren'tlostinthedesert. A.Carefully B.Fortunately C.Finally D.Actually69. ---Hesaidhewouldn'tgowithus. ---What

himtochangehismind? A.made B.had C.let D.caused70. Althoughmedicalscience

controloverseveraldangerousdiseases,whatworriesusisthatsomeofthemarereturning. A.achieved B.hasachieved C.willachieve D.hadachieved六、完形填空（共20小題；共30分）Onthatparticularday,asouthwindhadbeengusting(勁吹)onandoffallmorning.Itwasnotstrongenoughtocauseusany71

,sowecarriedonwithourdailywork,not72

whatwasabouttohappen.Thestormgaveusverylittle73

.Blackcloudsloomed(即將來(lái)臨)overthedistanthorizon(地平線)sosuddenlythatweweretakenbysurprise.Eventhen,wewerenotreally74

,astheblackclouds75

tobemovingoverourhouseandtowardsthedistantmountains.76

,justasthecloudshadmovedinland,thewindsuddenlyswungaroundinafullcircle.77

,wewereallbusilypreparingfortheworst.Thewholefamilyhad78

suchastormbeforeandeveryonerememberedthe79

ithadcausedtous.Itwasaverybitterexperienceforus.Therewasverylittlewe80

doaboutthecrops.Butweneededtoprotecttheanimals81

theriverfloodedagain.Myolderbrotherbegan82

oursheeptohighergroundabovetheriver.Theyshouldbe83

thereiftheriverflooded.84

,myfatherwasmendingaroofthathadpartly85

aftermanyyearsoffineservice.Ifthetinflewoff,itcoulddamagethe86

.Myyoungerbrotherbegan87

carryingfirewoodundertheshelter.Myjobwasto88

Mumboardupthewindows.Thestormragedforfourhours.Asexpected,theriverbrokeitsbanksandcameslowly89

towardsthehouse.However,justaswewerebeginningto90

hope,thestormstoppedassuddenlyasithadbegun.Theanimalsweresafe,andtheroofwasstillnailedon.71. A.excitement B.disappointment C.satisfaction D.concern72. A.thinking B.agreeing C.deciding D.facing73. A.happiness B.preparation C.warning D.lesson74. A.careful B.patient C.regretful D.worried75. A.struggled B.stopped C.seemed D.sticked76. A.Thus B.Then C.Therefore D.Still77. A.Quickly B.Slowly C.Hardly D.Instantly78. A.forgotten B.experienced C.frighten D.changed79. A.plan B.reason C.damage D.decision80. A.should B.might C.would D.could81. A.incase B.asif C.since D.as82. A.carrying B.driving C.persuading D.taking83. A.safe B.sold C.damaged D.swept84. A.Otherwise B.However C.Afterwards D.Meanwhile85. A.fallendown B.goneaway C.turnedoff D.wornout86. A.family B.sheep C.crop D.house87. A.excitedly B.sadly C.hurriedly D.cheerfully88. A.make B.help C.wish D.get89. A.up B.down C.out D.in90. A.keep B.lose C.gain D.damage七、閱讀理解（共14小題；共28分）AIneverforgetmymotherisastrongwoman.ShecametoAmericawhenshewas12—oldenoughtorememberherlanguage.SheachievedscoresandgradeshighenoughtobeadmittedtoDukeUniversity.Withadegreeincomputerscience,shefinallybecamethemanagerofacompanyinNewYork.Mymothercouldgivefluentspeeches,saying"wolves"correctly.Itwasmymotherwhoalwaysstressedtheimportanceoflanguage.FromthetimeIwasborn,Iwasreadto.Iwouldfallasleeptothesoundsofmyparents'voices,whetheritwasmydad'ssoftlyaccented,ormymother'sclearEnglish.Theflowoflanguagewasunbroken,andwhetherinChineseorEnglish,thestreamofcommunicationflowedthroughourhouse.OneOctobermorninginthesixthgrade,aftermymotherhadlefttocatchthetraintothecity,Ileftthehouseforthebusstop.IwassurprisedwhenIsawourcar,thedoorhangingopen.AsIdrewcloser,Isawmymotherlyingontheground.Inthehospital,itwashardtobelievethattheladywholaybeforemewasmymom.Mymothercouldnotremembermyname.Astheleaveschangedcolors,itbecameclearthatthestroke(中風(fēng))hadcreatedawallbetweenmymother'smindandmouth;hermindwasnotanylessclear,butthewordsshesaidwerenotwhatshemeant.Thebattlemymotherfacedtaughtmetheimportanceoflanguage.Withoutit,identitydoesnotexist;relationshipscannotbeformed;storiescannotbetold;directionscannotbegiven,andknowinganythingaboutanyoneisimpossible.Withoutlanguage,communicationcannottakeplace.Withoutlanguage,onecannotexpressthebeautyofasunsetorthekindnessofastranger.Theworldwouldpassusbyinsilence.91.Whatcanweknowfromthesecondparagraph? A.Theauthorwastaughttoreadsinceshewasborn. B.Theauthor'sfatherspokeEnglishwell. C.Theauthorcouldn'tfallasleepwithoutbeingreadto. D.Theauthor'sparentstaughtherlanguagebytalkingalot.92.Accordingtothelasttwoparagraphs,whatwastheauthor'smomunabletodo? A.Thinkclearly. B.Expressherselfwell. C.Speak. D.Openhermouth.93.Whatisthispassagemainlyabout? A.Astrongmother. B.Theimportanceofteachinglanguage. C.Afamilydisaster. D.Thesignificanceoflanguage.BFormorethantwodaysinSeptember1974,thepeopleofHondurasshuttheirwindows,lockedtheirdoorsandcowered(畏縮)intheirhomes.Fifiwasoutside,andtheywerefrightened.BythetimeFifihadleft,8,000peopleweredead.Fifiwasn'tapetdogasthenamesuggests.Itwasahurricane,oneofthemostdestructivenaturalphenomenaintheworld.Whydowegivehumannamestoswirlingbundlesofwindandrainandcloud?Wedidn'talwaysgivethemhumannames.Twohundredyearsago,manyhurricanesintheCaribbeanwerenamedafterthesaint's(基督教徒的)dayonwhichthestormoccurred.Later,stormswereknownbythenameofthecitywheretheycameashore.Meteorologists(氣象學(xué)家)thentriednamingstormsafterthelatitude(緯度)andlongitude(經(jīng)度)wheretheyoccurred.Finally,in1953,hurricanesstartedgettingpeople'snames—specially,femalenames.Malenameswereaddedin1979.TherearesixsetsofnamesforwhattheexpertscallAtlantictropicalcyclones.Eachlistisusedeverysixyearsandconsistsof21names,startingwitheveryletterbutQ,U,X,YandZ.Thenames"alternate"betweenmaleandfemale.Astormwon'tgetanameuntilitswindsreach39mphorabout62.4kph,atwhichpointitbecomesatropicalstorm.At74mphor118.4kphit'sdeclaredahurricane.The126namesonthelistareusedonlyforstormsthatfromofftheAtlanticcoastoftheUS.ThereareseparatelistsforthePacific.SowhathappensifahurricaneshouldcrossfromtheAtlantictothePacific?Ithashappenedbefore.Thestormjustgetsanewnameandsometimesanewsex.MaxMayfieldisthedirectoroftheNationalHurricaneCentre,headquarteredinMiami,Florida.He'sinchargeofpickingupnewnamesforstormsofftheAtlanticcoast.Hedoesn'tdoitalone,though.HiscounterpartsintwodozenothercountriesintheCaribbean,CentralAmericaandNorthAmericavoteonwhatnameswillreplaceretirednames.94.Fifiwasa

. A.petdog B.hurricane C.girl D.storm95.Westartedtogivestormsandhurricaneshumannames

. A.allthetime B.twohundredyearsago C.inthe1950s D.in197996.StormsfromboththeAtlanticandthePacificget

names. A.same B.different C.126 D.2197.Thebesttitleforthistextis

. A.HowStormsandHurricanesGetTheirNames B.StormsandHurricanes C.MaleorFemale D.HurricanesintheCaribbeanCFormostvisitorstoHawaiiVolcanoesNationalPark,yourfirststopistheKilaueaVisitor'sCenter.Itisopendailyfrom7:45a.m.to5:00p.m.(theparkitselfisopen24hourstogivevisitorsthechancetoviewlavaflowsatnight).NotfarfromtheVisitor'sCenteristheVolcanoHouse—aninterestinghotelwithgreatviewsoftheKilaueacrater.Thehotelincludesarestaurant,giftshopsandasnackbar(小吃店).Notethatitwillbeclosedforrenovations(翻修)formuchofthisyear.Therearetwotripchoicesavailable:HalfDayorFullDay.IfyoutaketheHalfDaytrip,youbeginbycheckingouttheVisitor'sCenter.ThentakeyourtimeanddrivearoundtheCraterRimDrive.Stopatthevarioussitesandlookoutpoints.Visitingtheparkinahalfdaywillgiveyouamemorableviewoftheamazingvolcanoes.ThisisagreatchoiceforfamilieswithkidsandthosewhohopetolearnsomethingaboutHawaii'svolcanoesbutdon'tdesiretomakeanexplorationoutofit.TheFullDaytripstartswiththeCraterRimDrive.ThenyoucontinueontotheChainofCratersRoadintheafternoon.BringapicniclunchandstopatthepicnicareaattheKealakomooverlook(高地)halfwaydowntheroad.Continuedrivingtowardsthesea.StopatPu'uLoaforalookatsomebeautifulpetroglyphs(巖石畫)—drawingsmadeinthevolcanicrockbyancientHawaiians.ThencontinueontotheendoftheChainofCratersRoad.Findoutiftherewillbeviewablelavaflowsintotheocean.Ifso,stayuntildarkandsitinsilenceasthesunsetsandthelavalightsupasitflowsintotheocean.DrivebackuptheChainofCratersRoadandendyourvolcanoexperiencebyenjoyingdinneratarestaurantinthetownofVolcano.98.WhatcanwelearnabouttheKilaueaVisitor'sCenter? A.Itopensalldaylong. B.Itisunderrepairnow. C.Ithasarestaurantandabar. D.ItisneartheVolcanoHouse.99.TheHalfDaytripismostsuitableforthosewho

. A.visittheparkforthefirsttime B.travelwiththeirfamilymembers C.wantatasteofHawaii'svolcanoes D.decidetomakeanexplorationinHawaii100.IfyouchooseFullDay,youwill

. A.enjoysomerockpaintingsbymodernHawaiians B.drivemainlyalongtheChainofCratersRoad C.arriveatarestaurantbeforesunset D.havelunchattheVolcanoHouse101.Accordingtothelastparagraph,atouristcanwatchlava

. A.nearthesea B.atapicnicarea C.atthetopofavolcano D.inthetownofVolcanoDAnearthquakeisoneofthemostcommonnaturaldisasters.Itmaycausegreatdamage.Soitiswisetolearnsomesimplesafetytipstoprotectyourselforyourfamilymembers.Fragileitems,likethosemadeofglassshouldusuallybeplacedonalowersurface,nearthegroundinsteadofplacingthemoncupboardhigherup.Neverplacethemnearyourbed,sofasandotherfurniturewhereyouwouldbesittingorlyingdown.Whenthereisastrongmovement,thesepieceswillfallonthefloordirectlyandnotonyou.Thereisastrongchanceofshortcircuits(電線短路)andfirebreakoutsduringanearthquake.Makesureyouturnoffelectricalconnectionsandgasimmediatelywhenanearthquakehappens.Duringanearthquake,liebeneathanobjectthatisnoteasilydamaged.Donotgonearobjectsthatcoulddirectlyfallonyou.Neverusetheelevatortogodown.Stayinsideuntiltheshakingstopsanditissafetogooutside.Researchhasshownthatmostinjurieshappenwhenpeopleinsidebuildingstrytogoout.Usethestaircasesatalltimes.Ifyouareoutdoors,donottakeshelterundertrees,streetlights,electricpolesortallbuildings.Ifyouaredriving,stopyourcarandstayinasafeplace.Donotparkyourcarunderatreeoranytallobjects.Iftrapsindebris(瓦礫堆),coveryourmouthwithahandkerchieforclothing.Taponapipeorawallsorescuerscanfindyou.Useawhistle(哨子)ifoneisavailable.Nevershoutforhelp.Shoutingcancauseyoutobreathindangerousamountsofdust.Donotlightamatchbecauseyoumayburnyourself.Donotmoveaboutorkickupdust.102.Thepurposeofthispassageistotellreaders

. A.thedamagecausedbyearthquakes B.therescueworkafterearthquakes C.whattodoaboutearthquakes D.howtopreventearthquakes103.Theunderlinedword"Fragile"inParagraph2probablymeans

. A.easilybroken B.easilyfound C.expensive D.heavy104.Toreducetheinjuryfromtheearthquake,itemsmadeofglassshouldbeput

. A.oncupboard B.inthebedroom C.onalowersurface D.wherechildrencan'treachthem八、短文7選5(5選5等)（共5小題；共10分）Mostofyoulovewatchingmovies.Theycanbefunny,sad,imaginative,inspiring,andsomuchmore!Therearesomanypossibilitiesandsomanygreatmoviestowatch!Themakingofamovieusuallybeginswithascript(劇本).105.

Theproduceristhepersonwhoisresponsibleforcoordinating(協(xié)調(diào))aspectsofthefilmlikebudgetandscheduling.Theproducerplansouthowtheprojectwillbecarriedoutandheusuallystartsbyhiringadirector!106.

Thedirectorwillusuallyidentifythemesorfeelingsthatheorshewantsthemovietoconveytoitsaudienceandwillthenassemble(聚集)alltheotherpeoplewhowillbeneeded,suchascostume-designers,makeupartists,specialeffectscrew,stuntmen,cameramen,and,ofcourse,actors!Next,shootingbegins!107.

Oftenadirectorwillwanttogetseveral"takes"(versions)ofasceneormomentandusuallyonlyafewminutesofthemoviearefinishedinoneday'swork.108.

Sooncefilmingiscompleted,thedirectormustthenworkwitheditorstopiecethemalltogether,decidingwhichtakestouseandaddinginanyspecialeffectsortouch-ups.Theentireprocessfromacquiringthescripttoeditingthescenesgenerallytakesmonthsorevenyears!Onceit'sready,thefinishedmovieisthendistributedtomovietheatres.109.

A.Scenesarealsousuallynotshotinorder. B.Theactualfilmingcanbeaslowprocess. C.Thewaythatmoviesaremadehaschangedalotovertime. D.Itgetsboughtbyamoviestudiooraproducer. E.Theproducerplaysaveryimportantroleinmakingamovie. F.Inmovies,thedirector'sjobistobringthescripttolifeoncamera. G.Peoplecanwatchandenjoyitinthetheatre.九、補(bǔ)全短文（共10小題；共10分）（每空不多于3個(gè)詞）Anoldfarmerwasabouttodie.Hewantedtomakesurethathissonswouldstop110.

(fight)among111.

(they).Hehopedtoencouragethemtomanagethefarm112.

(success).Theoldmancalledhissonstogetherandsaid,"Mysons,I'mabout113.

(leave)thislife.YouwillfindallthatIhaveinthefarm."Sometimelater,aftertheirfatherhaddied,thesonsstartedtospendlonghours114.

(work)inthefields.Theythoughttheirfather115.

(bury)atreasureintheground.Theykeptworkingfrommorntillnight,turningthesoiloveragainandagain,116.

stillfailedtofindanytreasure.Thatyear'scrops,however,were117.

(good)thananyoftheirfather'scropsandsoldfor118.

verygoodprice.119.

theend,theyoungmenfoundthatworkinghardistrulyatreasureinitself.十、短文改錯(cuò)(不分行)（共10小題；共10分）文中共有10處語(yǔ)言錯(cuò)誤，請(qǐng)?jiān)谟绣e(cuò)誤的地方增加、刪除或修改某個(gè)單詞。每處錯(cuò)誤及其修改均僅限一詞；只允許修改10處，多者（從11處起）不計(jì)分。Lastsummer,IgotoAmericaandstudiedatalanguageschool.Ihadmanywonderfulexperience,butIalsohadasadone.Oneday,theschooltookaparty,whereIwasinvitedtotalkaboutTianjin.AfterthattheyaskedmealotofthingsaboutChina.ButIcouldn'texplainthemwithEnglishclearly.Ifeltsadly.Ilearntalessonfromthisexperience.IhavealreadystudiedEnglishforeightyears,Ican'tuseitverywell.ImustworkhardtoimprovemyspeakingEnglishsothatIwillnotbeabletocommunicatefreelywithforeigners.IhopeIcanbethebridgebetweenChinaandotherscountriesinthefuture.答案一、聽(tīng)力(聽(tīng)力)1.A 2.C 3.A 4.C 5.B 6.A 7.A 8.C 9.A 10.B 11.B 12.A 13.A 14.A 15.B 16.C 17.B 18.C 19.C 20.A 聽(tīng)力原文(Text1)M:TodayisAlice'sbirthday.W:Really?IfIwereyou,Iwouldgethersomeflowers.(Text2)W:Wouldyouliketogotothecinematonight?M:I'dratherstayathomeandwatchTV.Ihavetogetupearlytoattendameetingtomorrow.(Text3)M:ProfKennedyhasbeenverybusythissemester.AsfarasIknow,heworksuntilmidnighteveryday.W:Iwouldn'thavetroubledhimsomuchifIhadknownhewassobusy.(Text4)W:IfIwereyou,Iwouldhaveacceptedthejob.M:Iturneddowntheofferbecauseitwouldmeanfrequentbusinesstripsawayfrommyfamily.(Text5)M:Iwouldliketomovetothesuburbs,butIdon'thaveenoughmoneytopaythehightaxes.W:Iwishyoucould.It'snicetolivethere.(Text6)W:Whatareyouplanningtodotoday?M:Isawyesterdaythattheyrentwindsurfersatthebeach.Iwanttorentone.W:Haveyoudonewindsurfingbefore?M:No,butitlooksfun.Ialwayswantedtotryit.W:Don'twasteyourmoney.Windsurfingisveryhard.Anditwillbewindytoday.Theywillchargeyoufiftydollarsforhalfanhour,andyouwon'tbeabletowindsurf.Youwillfallandfallandfall.M:ButIalwayswantedtotryit.W:Yes,butittakesalongtimetolearn.Youwouldspendathousanddollarstolearnitonarentalwindsurfer.M:Well,Iwillsee.(Text7)M:Excuseme.DidyounoticewhethertheNo.108bushadgoneby?W:NotwhileI'vebeenstandinghere.I'mwaitingfortheverysamebusmyself.M:Good.Hotday,isn'tit?W:Yes,itis.Iwishitwouldrainandbecomecooler.M:Metoo.ThisisunusualforMarch.Idon'trememberiteverbeingsohotanddryinMarchbefore.W:You'refromFloridathen?M:Notreally.IwasborninNewYorkbutI'velivedhereforalmosttenyearsnow.W:MymotherandIhavejustmovedherefromHawaii.Butwedidn'tknowitwouldbesohothere.Doyouthinkwe'vemissedthebus?M:No.It'salwaysalittlelate.(Text8)M:Hi,Susan.Areyouinterestedinbuyingsomeusedbooksforschool?Youcanreallysavesomemoneythatway.W:Well,whatdoyouhave?M:Well,let'ssee.IhaveasciencebookcalledToday'sWorld.AndI'msellingitfor30dollars.W:30??That'stooexpensiveforabrokenbooklikethat.M:Maybeso,butIboughtitfo