湖北省武漢華中師范大學第一附屬2015屆高三上學期期中考試英語試題

湖北省武漢華中師范大學第一附屬2015屆高三上學期期中考試英語試題注意事項考生務必將自己的姓名、準考證號填寫在試題卷和答題卡上。并將準考證號條形碼粘貼在答題卡上的指定位置。用統(tǒng)一提供的2B鉛筆將答題卡上試卷類型A后的方框涂黑。選擇題的作答：每小題選出答案后，用統(tǒng)一提供的2B鉛筆把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。如需改動，用橡皮擦干凈后，再選涂其它答案標號。答在試題卷、草稿紙上無效。完成句子和短文寫作的作答用統(tǒng)一提供的簽字筆將答案直接答在答題卡上對應的答題區(qū)域內。答在試題卷、草稿紙上無效。考生必須保持答題卡的整潔。考試結束后，請將本試題卷和答題卡一并上交。第一部分聽力(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)做題時，先將答案劃在試卷上。錄音內容結束后，你將有兩分鐘的時間將試卷上的答案轉涂到答題卡上。第一節(jié)(共5小題每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分)聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A,B,C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間回答有關小題和閱讀下題。每段對話僅讀一遍。例：例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15.B.￡9.15.C.￡9.18.答案：B1.Whatdoesthemanlikeabouttheplay?A.Thestory. B.Theending. C.Theactor.2.Whichplacearethespeakerstryingtofind?A.Ahotel B.Abank C.Arestaurant.3.Atwhattimewillthetwospeakersmeet?A.520 B.510 C.5404.Whatwillthemando?A.Changetheplan B.Waitforaphonecall C.Sortthingsout5.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A.Seeafilmwiththeman. B.Offerthemansomehelp. C.Listentosomegreatmusic.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題給出5秒鐘的作答時間，每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6.WhereisBan?A.Inthekitchen. B.Atschool. C.Inthepark.7.Whatwillthechildrendointheafternoon?A.Helpsetthetable B.Haveaparty C.Dotheirhomework聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。8.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Afamilyholiday. B.Abusinesstrip C.Atravelplan.9.WheredidRachelgo?A.Spain B.Italy C.China聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。10.Howdidthewomangettoknowaboutthird-handsmoke?A.Fromyoungsmokers. B.Fromanewspaperarticle C.Fromsomesmokingparents11.Whydoesthemansaythathewouldkeepawayfrombabies?A.Hehasjustbeeafather. B.Hewearsdirtyclothes. C.Heisasmoker.12.Whatdoesthewomansuggestsmokingparentsshoulddo?A.Stopsmokingaltogether.B.Smokeonlyoutsidetheirrooms.C.Reducedangerousmatterincigarettes.聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。13.WheredoesMichelleRayefrom?A.Amiddle-sizedcity. B.Asmalltown. C.Abigcity14.WhichplacewouldMichelleRaytakehervisitorstoforshopping?A.TheZenGarden. B.The15.WhatdoesMichelleRaydoforpletequiet?A.Gocamping. B.Studyinalibrary. C.Readathome.16.Whatdoesthespeakerstalkingabout?A.Late-nightshopping. B.Asianfood C.Louisville聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17.WhydosomepeoplesaytheyneverhavedreamsaccordingtoDrGarfield?A.Theyforgetabouttheirdreams.B.Theydon’twanttotellthetruth.C.Theyhavenobadexperiences.18.WhydidDavisstophavingdreams?A.Hegotaseriousheartattack.B.Hewastoosadabouthisbrother’sdeath.C.Hewasfrightenedbyaterribledream.19.WhatisDrGarfield’sopinionaboutdreaming?A.Itisveryuseful. B.Itmakesthingsworse. C.Itpreventsthemindfromworking.20.Whydosomepeopleturnofftheirdreamspletely?A.Tosleepbetter. B.Torecoverfromillnesses. C.Tostayawayfromtheirproblem.第二部分詞匯知識運用(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)第一節(jié)多項選擇(共10小題;每小題1分，滿分10分)從A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。21.Inthetaskofmothering,thehoursarelong,thetrainingtakesplaceonthejob,andsuch_______aspatiencearesometimesinshortsupply.A.proportion B.properties C.virtues D.motivations22.Owingtothezero_______policytowardsmisbehavioradvocatedthisyear,theninthgraderwastakenawaybysecurityguardsforcarryingapocketknifeintoschool.A.barrier B.tolerance C.scale D.conflict23.Photographerscaughtan_______momentwhenBritishPMGordonBrownwasnodoubtaimingforacasualkissonMerkel'scheek,butthekissinsteadfellontheGermanChancellor’snose.A.awkward B.random C.precise D.reliable24.Runninganelectioncampaignnotonlytakeswisdomandcouragebutalsomoney,thusleavingsomeunknownbut_______onesnochanceofbeingelectedintopublicoffice.A.deliberate B.delicate C.dynamic D.decent 25.Astheforeignministerhasedownwithflu,theDeputyPrimeMinisterBosseRingholmwilltakeover________.A.temporarily B.conscientiously C.enormously D.punctually26.Iftheydo_______theirstatedgoal,whichIpersonallydoubt,theadministrativebudgetthisyearislikelytobesharplycutdownby19%.A.attain B.stop C.define D.deposit27.Theless-developedcountriesseekforeigndirectinvestment(FDI)inorderto_______theireconomicdevelopment,notawarethatenvironmentalprotectionisequallyimportant.A.preserve B.promote C.persevere D.propose28.Themessagewe’dliketo_______isthatconsumersshouldspendtheirmoneysensiblywhileshoppingonline.A.getthrough B.getacross C.getover D.getalong29.Thereare,however,alsodoubts,asRumilaQuadir,thecollege’s18-year-oldstudentunionpresidentputsit,“theintentionsbehindtheschemearegood,butIdon’tseehowitwill________youngpeople.”A.subscribeto B.appealto C.tendto D.submitto30.Contrarytomyexpectation,MickeyStewart,________theGermanmanagement,wasdoinghisbesttoconvincemenottoleave.A.atthemercyof B.intermsof C.infavorof D.onbehalfof第二節(jié)：完形填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給各題的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。 Itwasmyseventhyearteachingfirstgrade. Onemid-Marchday,thekidswereatbreakbetweenclasses,inexpectationoftheingcarnivalatnoonwhensomethingterriblehappened,onachild’slevel31—someonestoletheTwinkieoutofAbby’sdesk.Irritated,Istoppedallmorningwork,32itsreturn.NoTwinkieappeared.Fivehourspassed,buttheclassstillsatwiththeirheadsdown,listeningtome33ontheimportanceofhonestyandbeing34forone’sownmistakes.Iwasreallysweatingitout.WasI35?No,myhearttoldme.Allweneededwasthe36.Myafternoonaidearrived.Amotheroffour,she37totakethekidsonebyoneintothehallforquestioning.Whenthetimecamefor38tobequestioned,itwasoverwithinaminute.Hecamebackintotheclassroom,tearsfillinghiseyes,handsshaking,hangingontothedoorway39he’dcollapseifheletgo.Hetookdeepbreaths,tryingnottocry.“ItooktheTwinkie.I’msorry,”hesaidinasmallvoice.Thenhecoveredhisfacewithhishandsin40.Iwaslivid（臉色鐵青）.Wehadbeenliedtoformorethanfivehours,withnothing41.Somethingmustbedone,solettheoneswho42throwthefirststone.“DoesanyonehaveanythingtosaytoPeter?”Iasked.Therewas43foratleastaminute.Perhapsthekidsweremeasuringtheirwords…Then,onelittlegirl44herhand.Shestoodstraightandsaidinastrongvoice,“We45you,Peter.”Thewords46throughourheads.Forgiveness...oneofthelastthingsJesustaughtusashewasdyingonthe47.Forgiveness.Suddenly,alltwenty-eightkidsracedtoPeterand48himwithhugsandpatsonhisback,cheers,andlaughter.Itwasliketheprodigalsonhadreturnedhome.Ilearnedthatdayhowforgivenessheals.Howgooditfeelstosay,“Iforgiveyou,”andhow49itistohearthatyouareforgiven.AndtheTwinkie?Abbyneverdideatit.ShegaveitbacktoPeterwitha50hugandsmile.31.A.atlength B.atall C.atleast D.atmost32.A.marking B.demanding C.greeting D.announcing33.A.lecture B.quarrel C.debate D.act34.A.cautious B.responsible C.grateful D.regretful35.A.overloading B.overreacting C.overlooking D.overing36.A.evidence B.truth C.faith D.trust37.A.volunteered B.attempted C.failed D.pretended38.A.Abby B.me C.Peter D.herself39.A.eventhough B.asif C.aslongas D.inthat40.A.disguise B.shame C.sympathy D.place41.A.left B.undone C.acplished D.planned42.A.suffered B.helped C.won D.promised43.A.discussion B.laughter C.silence D.disagreement44.A.waved B.shook C.extended D.raised45.A.love B.forgive C.warn D.hate46.A.echoed B.flashed C.boomed D.faded47.A.scene B.base C.cross D.air48.A.greeted B.met C.surrounded D.saluted49.A.rewarding B.relieving C.worrying D.frustrating50.A.broad B.sunny C.quick D.warm第三部分：閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）閱讀下列短文，從每篇短文后所給各題的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。A TheWHO’sofficialtotalnumberofEbolacaseshasreached13,703–abigjumpfromthe10,141casesitreportedfourdaysago.ButDrAylwardsaidthatwasmainlytheresultofthedatabeingupdatedwitholdcases,ratherthannewcasesarising. “Dowefeelconfidentthattheresponseisnowgettinganupperhandonthevirus?Yes,weareseeingaslowingrateofnewcases,verydefinitely,”DrAylwardsaid. However,DrAylwardalsourgedpeoplenottocelebrateprematurelyoveranyapparentdownturnintheepidemic(傳染病).“I’mterrifiedthattheinformationwillbemisinterpretedandpeoplewillthinkEbolaisundercontrol,”hesaid. Anyreductioninthebattleagainstthevirusmightleadto“anoscillating(震蕩的)patternwherethediseasemovesupanddown”. TheimprovementinLiberiaseemstobeduetoabinationofmoretreatmentfacilities,bettercontacttracingandsaferburialpractices,togetherleadingtofewernewinfectionsfromEbolapatients. InSierraLeonethenumberofcasescontinuestoincreaseinsomeareas.“We’restillseeingthisthingburningquitehotinpartsofSierraLeone,”DrAylwardsaid Tracingtheprogressofindividualpatients,theWHOestimatesanoveralldeathrateof70percent,thoughpeoplewhoreceivetreatmentinawell-equippedclinicareslightlylesslikelytodie.TheWHOplanstosetup56Ebolaclinicswith4,700bedsinWestAfrica.Ofthese15clinicswith1,050bedsarealreadyoperationalandanother22clinicsareexpectedtoopenduringNovember. Meanwhile,twoformerNATO(北約)secretaries-generalanddozensofleadingEuropeanpoliticianshaveurgedthealliancetosendtroops,aircraftandshipstowestAfricatohelpcontaintheEbolacrisis.51.Inthefirstparagraph,“cautiousoptimism”probablyrefersto______A.EbolaundercontrolthankstoWHO’scautionB.thedeclineofnewEbolacasesthoughnotdefeatedC.celebrationsonthedownturninEbolainLiberiaD.MoretreatmentandreliefsuppliestoWestAfrica52.WhydidDrAylwardurgepeoplenottocelebrateprematurely?A.Becausecelebrationsmayincreasesinfections. B.Becausethepatternofthediseaseisupanddown.C.Becausepeoplemaybemisledtoceasethebattle.D.Becausewearegettinganupperhandonthevirus.53.Whichofthefollowingdidn’tcontributetotheimprovementinLiberia?A.bettercontacttracing B.moretreatmentfacilitiesC.saferburialpractices D.dataupdatedwitholdcases54.Accordingtothetext,“burningquitehot”means______.A.verysevere B.extremelyhot C.onfire D.wellreceivedBItwasabittercoldeveninginnorthernVirginiamanyyearsago.Theoldman’sbeardwasglazedbywinter’sfrostwhilehewaitedforarideacrosstheriver.Thewaitseemedendless.Hisbodybecamenumbandstifffromthefrigidnorthwind.Itwaslongbeforeheheardthefaint,steadyrhythmofhooves(馬蹄)alongthefrozenpath.Anxiouslywatchingseveralhorsemeningup,heletthefirstonepassbywithoutanyefforttogethisattention,thenanotherpassedby,andanother.Finally,thelastriderdrewnearwheretheoldmansatlikeasnowstatuewhenoldmancaughthiseyesandsaid,“Sir,wouldyoumindgivinganoldmanaridetotheotherside?”Stoppinghishorse,theriderreplied,“Sure!Jumpaboard.”Seeingtheoldmanunabletolifthishalf-frozenbodyfromtheground,thehorsemangotdowntohelphim.Thehorsemantookhimnotjustacrosstheriver,buttohisdestinationjustafewmilesaway.Astheyapproachedthetinybutcozycottage,thehorseman’scuriositycausedhimtoinquire,“Sir,Inoticedyouletseveralotherriderspassbywithoutmakinganefforttosecurearide.ThenIcameupandyouimmediatelyaskedmeforaride.Iamcuriouswhy,onsuchabitternight,youwouldwaitandaskthelastrider.WhatifIhadrefusedandleftyouhere?”Theoldmanlookedtheriderstraightintheeyesandreplied,“IreckonIknowpeopleprettygood.Ilookedintotheeyesoftheotherridersandimmediatelyfoundnoconcernformysituation.Itwouldhavebeenuselesseventoaskthemforaride.ButwhenIlookedintoyoureyes,yourgentlespiritwouldweletheopportunitytogivemeassistanceinmytimeofneed.”Thoseheart-warmingmentstouchedthehorsemandeeply.“I’msogratefulforwhatyouhavesaid,”hetoldtheoldman.“MayInevergettoobusyinmyownaffairsthatIfailtorespondtotheneedsofotherswithkindnessandpassion.”Withthat,ThomasJeffersonturnedhishorsearoundandmadehiswaybacktotheWhiteHouse.55.Whydidn’ttheoldmanaskthepreviousridersforaride?A.Becausehewaswaitingforthelastrider.B.Becausehiseffortsfailedtogettheirattention.C.Becauseheassumedtheyhadnoconcernforhim.D.Becausehewastoonumbtolifthishalf-frozenbody.56.Whatcausedthelastridertostopandhelptheoldman?A.theoldman’spoorsituation B.Theoldman’swarmmentsC.hisownaffairs D.kindnessandsympathy57.Whatdoyouknowabouttheoldman?A.Hejudgedpeoplebylookingintotheireyes.B.Helivedinacozycottageafewmilesaway.C.Hegavethelastrideranopportunitytohelp.D.Herecognizedthepresidentatfirstsight.58.Whichcanbethebesttitleofthistext?A.lookintoyoureyes B.passionofagreatmanC.thelastridertohelp D.returntotheWhiteHouseCItissaidthatagreatmanythingsaboutlanguagesaremysterious,andmanywillalwaysbeso.Butsomethingswedoknow.Firstly,weknowthatallhumanbeingshavealanguageofsomekind.Thereisnoraceofmenanywhereonearthsobackwardthatithasnolanguage,nosetofspeechsoundsbywhichthepeoplemunicatewithoneanother.Inhistoricaltimes,therehasneverbeenaraceofmenwithoutalanguage.Secondly,thereisnosuchthingasaprimitivelanguage.Therearemanypeoplewhoseculturesareunderdeveloped,whoare,aswesay,uncivilized,butthelanguagestheyspeakarenotprimitive.Inallknownlanguageswecanseeplexitiesthatmusthavebeentensofthousandsofyearsindeveloping.Thishasnotalwaysbeenwellunderstood;indeed,thedirectcontraryhasoftenbeenstated.PopularideasofthelanguageoftheAmericanIndianswillillustrate.ManypeoplehaveguessedthattheIndiansmunicatedinaveryprimitivesystemofnoises.Studyhasprovedthistobenonsense.Thereare,orwere,hundredsofAmericanIndianlanguages,andallofthemturnouttobeveryplicatedandveryold.Theyarecertainlydifferentfromthelanguagesthatmostofusarefamiliarwith,buttheyarenomoreprimitivethanEnglishandGreek.Athirdthingweknowaboutlanguageisthatalllanguagesareperfectlyadequate.Thismeanseachoneisaperfectmeansofexpressingthecultureofthepeoplewhospeakthelanguage.Finally,weknowthatlanguagechanges.It’snaturalandnormalforlanguagetochange;theonlylanguageswhichdonotchangearethedeadones.Thisiseasytounderstandifwelookbackwardintime.Changegoesoninallaspectsoflanguage.Grammaticalfeatureschangeasdospeechsoundsandchangesinvocabularyaresometimesveryextensiveandmayoccurveryrapidly.Vocabularyistheleaststablepartofanylanguage.59.Inthe2ndparagraphtheauthorthinksthat________.A．somebackwardracesdon’thavealanguageoftheirownB．someracesinhistorydidn’tpossessalanguageoftheirownC．anyhumanrace,whetherbackwardornot,hasalanguageD．someracesonearthcanmunicatewithoutalanguage60.Astheauthorsays,peopleofunderdevelopedculturescanhave________languages.A．plicated B．uncivilized C．primitive D．well-known61.AmericanIndianlanguagesarementionedtoprovethattheyare________．A．asfullydevelopedassomewell-knownlanguagesB．moreprimitivethansomewell-knownlanguagesC．moreplexthansomewell-knownlanguagesD．justasprimitiveassomewell-knownlanguages62.Accordingtotheauthor,languagechangesaremostlikelytoappearin________．A．grammar B．vocabulary C．intonation D．pronunciationDSensingphantomphonevibrations(虛幻震動)isastrangelymonexperience.Around80%ofushaveimaginedaphonevibratinginourpocketswhenit’sactuallypletelystill.Almost30%ofushavealsoheardnon-existentringing.Arethesesignsofmadnesscausedbydigitalculture?Notatall.Infact,phantomvibrationsandringingindicateafundamentalprincipleinpsychology.PsychologistsuseaconceptcalledSignalDetectionTheorytoguidetheirthinkingabouttheproblemofperceptual(感知的)judgments.Workingthroughtheexampleofphonevibrations,wecanseehowthistheoryexplainswhytheyareamonandunavoidablepartofhealthymentalfunction.Whenyourphoneisinyourpocket,theworldisinoneoftwopossiblestatesthephoneiseitherringingornot.Youalsohavetwopossiblestatesofmindthejudgmentthatthephoneisringing,orthejudgmentthatitisn’t.Obviouslyyou’dliketomatchthesestatesinthecorrectway.Truevibrationsshouldgowith“it’sringing”,andnovibrationsshouldgowith“it’snotringing”.Signaldetectiontheorycallsthesefaithfulmatchesa“hit”anda“correctrejection”Buttherearetwootherpossiblebinationsyoucouldmismatchtruevibrationswith“it’snotringing”(a“miss”);ormismatchtheabsenceofvibrationswith“it’sringing”(a“falsealarm”).Thissecondkindofmismatchiswhat’sgoingonwhenyouimagineaphantomphonevibration.Whatdoesthatmeanintermsofyourphone?Wecanassumethatpeopleliketonoticewhentheirphoneisringing,andthatmostpeoplehatemissingacall.Thismeanstheirperceptualsystemshaveadjustedtheirbias(偏向)toalevelthatmakesmissesunlikely.Theunavoidablecostisaraisedlikelihoodoffalsealarmsofphantomphonevibrations.Thetrade-offbetweenfalsealarmsandmissesalsoexplainswhyweallhavetoputupwithfirealarmsgoingoffwhenthereisn’tafire.Itisn’tthatthealarmsarebadlydesigned,butratherthattheyareverysensibletosmokeandheatandbiasedtoavoidmissingarealfireatallcosts.Theouteisariseinthenumberoffalsealarms.Theseareinconvenient,butnowherenearasinconvenientasburningtodeathinyourbedoroffice.Thealarmsaredesignedtoerronthesideofcaution.63.Thewritertriestoexplainphantomphonevibrations.A.byanalyzingsomefacts B.bygivingsomeexamplesC.fromtheangleofbiology D.fromtheangleofpsychology64.Accordingtothewriter,thesenseofphantomphonevibrationis.A.strangeandmad B.harmfulbutavoidableC.monandunavoidable D.universalbutunhealthy65.Whenwejudgecorrectlythat“it’snotringing”,thisiscalleda“”.A.hit B.miss C.falsealarmD.correctrejection66.Whatdoestheunderlinedpartinthelastparagraphmean?A.Betterlatethannever. B.Bettersafethansorry.C.Fightoverthesmallestthings. D.Hewhomakesnomistakesmakesnothing.ELifecanbedifficult,particularlyforadolescents.Manyyoungpeoplegetthroughthetroubledyearsofadolescenceandemergeintoadulthoodreasonablysafeandsound.Toomanyyoungsters,however,feelconfusedandignored.Unabletoclimboutofthedilemma,theseyoungstersaresociallyandemotionally“at-risk”.Theymaysufferfromsuchpainfulsymptomsasanxiety,depressionoranger.Manyparents,inanhonestattempttohelptheiradolescentfromemotionallydrowning,seekprofessionaltreatment.Theyputagreatdealoffaithinprofessionalclinicianstofindawayoutfortheirchild.However,manyoftheseparentsbegintorecognizethatsolvingtheproblemismoreplexthantheyhadinitiallyrealized.Ithasbeenmyclinicalexperiencethatsomeparentswhobringtheirresistantyoungsterfortreatmentseetheirchildasbeingsolelyresponsiblefortheproblem.Inmanycases,theadolescentfeelsangryanddefectiveforbeingpushedintotreatment.Wecangainsomeinsightifwelookatthingsthroughtheeyesoftheadolescent.ThechildisusuallyreluctantlybroughtbytheparentstocliniciansaswhatIcallthe“identifiedpatient”.Theyoungsterwaitsanxiouslyastheparentslayouttheproblemwiththeclinicianswithremarkssuchas,“Idon’tknowwhat’shappeningtomychildlately,buthe’snothisoldself.Hedoesn’tlistentomeanymore,hasbeengettingfailinggrades,actsoutatschool,andstaysinhisroomallthetime.’’Suchdescriptionsatthebeginningoftreatmentbytheparentsmaystrengthenfeelingsofinpetenceonthepartofthechild.Suchapatternatthebeginningsetsupanintentionofresistanceandleavesthepotentialforapositiveouteatrisk.Whatmanyparentsfailtorealizeisthattheadolescent’sproblemservesasasymbolforwhatishappeningwithinthefamilysystem.Unknowingly,ayoungstermaybeerebelliousordepressedasawayofattemptingtocalmthepsychicpainexperiencedbyhisfamily.Tosomedegree,thechild’sbehavioralproblemsrepresentanefforttodistractattentionawayfromtheunstablestatewithinhisfamily.Insuchcasesitrepresentsacourageousattemptbytheteentominimizehome-relatedproblems.Eventuallytheproblemsbeetootroublesomeforthechildandhecontinuestosacrificehimselfforthesakeofthefamily.Manytimesyoungstersgotocliniciansinthehopethattreatmentwillaidinhealingtheentirefamilysystem.Inmyclinicalexperience,Ihavefoundthatthetroubledadolescentismorelikelytofindemotionalhealingiftheparentsareactivelyinvolvedinthetreatmentprocess.Insuchcaseswherefamilymembersareinvolvedintreatment,theadolescent’sexpectationforchangetendstoimprove.Withparentalinvolvement,theteenbeginstofeelmorepetent,asotherfamilymemberstaketherisktoexploredifficultfamilyissues.67.Fromthefirstparagraph,wecanlearnyoungstersprobablyfindadolescence.A.particularlycolorfulandmeaningful B.fullofvariousdangersandrisksC.especiallydifficulttogetthrough D.filledwithanxietyanddepression68.Whatcausesachildtoresisttreatmentwhenbroughttoclinicians?A.Thechild’sincreasedfeelingsofinpetence.B.Parents’reluctantlybringingachildtoclinicians.C.Theparents’initialdescriptionsofthechild’sproblems.D.Theparents’lookingatthingsthroughthechild’seyes.69.WhichofthefollowingisNOTparents’misunderstanding?A.Onlytheirchildistoblamefortheproblem.B.TheirchildisconcernedaboutfamilyharmonyC.Theirtroubledadolescentisa“identifiedpatient”D.Solelypushingtheirchildintotreatmentisthebestwayout70.Youngpeoplewillfeelpetentwhen.A.recognizingtheirproblemsB.findingshortcutstotreattheirproblemsC.broughttoamoreexperiencedclinicianD.supportedbytheirparentsintreatment第四部分：書面表達（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）71._________________________specially-madeChinesenationalclothes,theleadersandrepresentativesoftheAPECattendedthebanquetandpartyonNov10th.(dress)11月10日晚，APEC領導和代表們身著特制的中國民族服裝，出席了晚宴和晚會。72.Thefarmertoldmethathisdreamwas__________________________tosingasongatCCTVSpringFestivalEveningShow.(invite)