2014年聯(lián)考試卷英語試題

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D.B)完形填空（20小題閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從36至55各題所給的四個選項中選出一個最佳答 mmedRezwanwasgrowingupinBangladesh,hisschoolwouldcloseeachyearformonthsatatimebecauseofseasonalflooding.Unlikemanyofhisfriends,Rezwan 36tocompletehiseducation.Buthernever howsadhefeltwhenschoolwascanceled(取消）.Hedecidedtomakeitpossibleforkidsinhiscountryto theireducationallyearstudyingto eanarchitect,RezwanreturntothepoorvillageinnorthwesternBangladeshwherehe up.Hethought,“Ifthechildrencannotgotoschool,whydon’t schooltothem?”Rezwamdesignedaschoolboatthatcouldreachstudentsduringaflood.Thefloatingschoolwasso thatRezamhassincebuilt17more.Each aclassroom,alibraryandFloodshavelongbeena oflifeforthepeopleofBangladesh.Inrecentyears,flooding emoresevere.Scientistssayclimatechangeisto .Expertssaythatby2050,thecrowdedcountrycould one-fifthofitslandtofloods.Asmanyas20millionpeoplecouldbewithnowheretoRezwanisnotlettingthechallengesslowhimdown. ,heiscomingupwithmoresolutions(措施).Besides ,hehasdevelopedlibraryboats,health-careboatsandhouseboats.Allofthem onsolarpower.Theboatshaveprovided toatleast90,000families.“Thepeoplewholiveintheriversideareasherecannot fromthefloods,”Rezwansays.“SoIbelievethatwehavetolearntoliveon .”RezwanhopesthatthepeopleofBangladeshcancontinuetocomeupwithgood tothechallengestheircountryfaces.A. 50.A.climateB.seasonalC.riversideD.school閱讀理解（共20小題，每2.5分；滿分50分AWatermelons,asanyonewho’severeatenonehaslikelynoticed,containbothsmallwhiteseedsandlargeblackones.Asit’swatermelonseason,manypeopletendtoask“What’sthedifferencebetweentheMaturity(成熟).Allwatermelonseedsstartoffsmallandwhitebeforegrowingintolargerblack,red,brownordottedseedsTheaverageAmericanwatermelonhasabout200to800seeds,androughly5percentofthosearestillimmatureuponharvest.Theseseedsareinfertilesounliketheirblackcousins,youcan’tusethemtontyourowncropofwatermelons.Undevelopedseedsshouldnotbeconfusedwithseedsfromwhite-seededwatermelons,whichareverycommoninandtheMiddleEast.Americanfarmerstendtoproducewatermelonsoftheblack-seededvariety,butwatermelonshavemanydifferentgeneorganizationsthatcanproduceavarietyofseed,skin,andflesh(果肉)colors.Alongwithsquash,cucumber,andpumpkin,watermelonsaremembersofthecucurbitwhichproducefruitswiththickskinandafleshycenter.Whileallofthemstartoutwithwhiteseeds,watermelonsaretheonlyoneswithseedsthatcanthenchangeintovariouscolors.Despitethechildhoodmyththatswallowing(吞咽)watermelonseedswillcauseyoutogrowawatermeloninsideyourstomach,allwatermelonseeds--matureandimmature--canbeeater.Somethinkthatifyoueatawholeseeditcouldgetstuckinyourstomach,butchewingitupabitwillsolvethatproblem.WatermelonseedsarefilledwithimportantnutrientsthatcanhelpkeepyouWhatdoesthepassagemainlytalkFruit B.WatermelonC.Growing D.StoriesaboutWhatdoestheunderlinedword“infertile”(ParagraphA. B. C.Not D.NotAccordingtoParagraph3,whatdowelearnaboutwhitewatermelonsTheycanbeeasilyfoundinTheyaresimplyundevelopedThey edbyAmericanTheyareseldomseenintheMiddleWhatisspecialaboutwatermelonscomparedwithothermembersofthecucurbitfamily?A.Theyhavethickerskins.TheyhaveafleshyTheirseedschangeTheyhavedifferentWhatdoesthewritersayaboutwatermelonseedsattheendofthetext?A.Swallowingthemwillmakeyoustrong.B.ImmatureseedswillcauseC.BlackseedscancausebigD.TheyaregoodforhealthifchewedBHaveyouvisitedDisneylandinCalifornia?AsaCaliforniaboy,IhavevisitedDisneylandabout30timesandIhavelearnedafewthingstomakeyourtripmuchmoresatisfying.Buyyourticketsinadvancetosavetimewaitingintheticketline.PayattentiontowhetheryourticketshavetobepickedupatGuestRelations.GuestRelationsdoesnotopenuntiltheparkopens.However,somespecialticketsallowearlyentryintoDisneyland.Thismeansyoucanentertheparkonehourbeforethegatesopenandridesomeofthemorepopularridesbeforethelinesgetlong.Thiscanmean7aminthesummer.AfternoonBreak.Ifyouhaveaho inthearea,ntogototheparkearly,takeabreakatyourho intheafternoonandcomebacktospendtheeveningattheparks.Sincemostfamilieswithsmallchildrenleaveearly,thelinesforpopularridesareshorteratnight.Thismostlyappliesduringthesummerwhentheparkisopenfrom8amuntil11pmormidnight.FireworksfromFantasyland.ThebestviewofthefireworksisfromMainStreetinfrontofSleeBeauty’sCastle.MostoftheFantasylandridesclosedownduringfireworksandre-openafterwards.IfyouwatchthefireworksfromFantasylandnearDumbotheFlyingElephantandtheCarrousel,thefireworkswillappearbothinfrontofyouanbehindyou,soyouhavetowatchintwodirections,butyou’llbefirstinlinewhentheFantasylandridesre-open.Otherwisethere’susuallya40-minuteorlongerwaitfortheserides.StayatDisneyareaho.EvenifyouliveinSouthernCalifornia,youcansavetimeandmoneybystayingatahoclosetotheDisneyResort.Stayatahowithparkingandbreakfastanticanequalwhatyouwouldhavepaidforparking,gasandbreakfastatDisneylandifyoudriveinfortheday.WhatadvantagewilltherebeifyougetspecialYoucangetinwiththehelpofGuestYoucanentertheparkaftertheparkYoucanbethespecialgueststotheYoucanstartyourvisitonehourAccordingtoParagraph3,whenarethelinesforpopularridesshorter?A.Inthemorning. B.Intheafternoon.C.At D.AtIfyouwanttowatchthefireworksandgetonthepopularridesrightafter,thebestce attheDisneyNearDumbotheFlyingInfrontofSleeBeauty’sOntheMainWhatarethebenefitsofstayingata neartheItsavesmoneyandThe often ItismucheasiertogettheYoucanwatchfireworksfromthehoCInthepost-HarryPotterworld,we’vereceivedrepeatedpromisesthatscientistsare“gettingcloser”toarealinvisibilitycloak(隱身斗篷).Inrecentmonths,researcherswereabletobendlightaroundsmallobjectsunderwaterusingcarbonnanotubes(碳毫微管)。AndTexasscientistsfoundawaytohide3-Dobjects.Now,scientistsattheUniversityofManchesterintheUnitedKingdomhavedevelopedatheoreticalwaytohideobjectsfromvibrations(振動),suchasthosecausedbyearthquakes.Dr.WilliamParnellhopestodevelopadevicethatsendsvibrationwavesaroundanobject,ratherthanthroughit,preventingdamage,accordingtoreportsfrom Withthistheorycomesthechallengeoffindingthepropermaterial.AccordingtoTheegraph,thescientiststhinkthataspecialrubberwilldothetrick.Fornow,however,thisisjustatheory,andtheUniversityofManchesterteamisnowtaskedwithrealizingtheideaIfconceptdoesword,theresultscouldbewonderful.Entirebuildingswouldbesafefromearthquakeorenemyattack.ItwouldbegreattogobackintimeandinsurethattheNationalCathedralandtheWashingtonMonumentdidnotsufferdamagefromtheearthquakeinAugust2011.Andmoreimportantly,itcouldpreventdisasterlikethatinJapanMarch11,2011,whenanearthquakeandtsunamiresultedinnuclearcrisis.Buthowexpensiveitwouldbetoproduceanduse,especiallyifitweretoprotectentirestructures?Itseemslikelytobetoopriceytoprotectaveragehomes,forinstance.Butasissooftenthecasehere,thedevelopmentisinsuchearlystagesthatthinkingismoreparlorgame.WhateffortsarescientistsmakingnowaccordingtothefirstToproducepowerfulToytrickslikeHarryTomakeobjectsTogetcarbonnanotubesoutofWhathasbeenachievedsofarabouttheA.Ascientifictheoryhasbeendeveloped.B.Earthquakevibrationscanbestopped.C.Apieceofequipmenthasbeendesigned.D.VibrationwavescangetthroughWhatcanweinferfromParagraphMoreexperimentsneedtobeSuitablematerialcannotbefound.C.Scientistsaregoodatpresentingtheories.D.Theconceptmaynotbepractical.WhatisapossibleweakpointofthewholeideaevenifitSomedisasterscannotbePeoplecannotgobackinNuclearcrisismaybeItcancostalotofDTheaverageU.Sconsumernowspendsasmuchtimeonlineaswatchingevision,toaresearchreportedtodaybyForresterTotechnologyfans,itmightseemstrangetothinkofpeopleeverwatchingTVmorethantheysurfedtheWeb.Butthedatamarksagreatchangeforthecountryatlarge;thisisthefirstyearinForrester’sstudythatpeoplehavereportedspendingequalamountsoftimeonthetwoactivities--13hoursaAndit’snotbecausepeoplearespendinglesstimewatchingTV;thosenumbershaveremainedaboutthesame.It’sbecauseInternetusagehasgrownsogreatly--121%inthepastfiveyears.Sowhatarepeoplengless?Listeningtotheradioandreadingthingslikenewspapersandmagazinesoffline,accordingtothestudy.(WeatDigitsguesstheymightbespendinglesstimengotherthingstoo,like“goingmerceandsocialnetworkinghaveseenthebiggestriseinpopularitysince2007,thestudyofmorethan40,000peopleshowed.Threeyearsago,onlyaboutathirdofAmericanswereshoponline,andnownearlytwothirdsare.Onlyabout35%ofpeoplevisitsocial-networkingsiteslikeregularly,butthat’supfromjust15%in2007.Asforallthetoolsthathaveproducedthemostpopularwordinthetechworld--microbloggingserviceslikeandstreamingmedia(流)likePandora--well,thosehaven’tquitecaughtonamongthemasses.Evenreadingblogsissomethingdonebyonly18%ofpeopleinthestudy.“Therealityistheseactivitieswillneverhavethemassattractionofsomethinglike,”whichisusedby92%ofpeople,writesresearcherJacquelineAndersoninthereport.Hertheoryisthatpeoplearemostlikelytoadopt(采用)technologythatfillsageneralneedandfitseasilywithotherthingstheywerenganyway.Readers,whatdoyouthink?Whatdoyouspendmosttimeng--watchingTVorusingtheInternet?Andwhichnewwillbemostlikelytocatchonwiththeaveragepeople?WhatdoesForrester lusabouttheAmericanTheydon’tlikewatchingTVTheyspendmoretimeTheyuseInternetmoreoftenthanTheyalwaysgoforanWhatdomostpeopledoontheInternetaccordingtothestudy?A.Buyingthingsonline. B.VisitingC.Reading D.InternetNowasPopularasWhatdowelearnfromJacquelineAnderson’stheory?