天津市八所重點(diǎn)學(xué)校2023-2024學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期1月畢業(yè)班聯(lián)考英語(yǔ)試題（原卷版）

2024年天津市八所重點(diǎn)學(xué)校高三畢業(yè)班聯(lián)考英語(yǔ)試卷第I卷選擇題(共115分)注意事項(xiàng)：1．答第Ⅰ卷前，考生務(wù)必將自己的姓名、準(zhǔn)考證號(hào)、考試科目用鉛筆涂寫(xiě)在答題卡上。2．選出答案后，用鉛筆把答題卡上對(duì)應(yīng)的題目的答案標(biāo)號(hào)涂黑，如需改動(dòng)，用橡皮擦干凈后，再填涂其它答案。第一部分：聽(tīng)力(共兩節(jié)，滿分20分)第一節(jié)(共5小題，每小題1分，滿分5分)聽(tīng)下面五段對(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)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽(tīng)完每段對(duì)話后，你將有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.Whatisthewomanlookingfor?A.Ahotel.B.Alibrary.C.Apostoffice.2.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Teacherandstudent.B.Formerschoolmates.C.Neighbors.3.HowdoesLisalearnthepronunciationofnewwords?A.Byreferringtoadictionary.B.Byaskingherteacherforhelp.C.Byguessingitaccordingtotherules.4.Whencanthewomanhaveherfood?A.At6:00.B.At6:30.C.At6:40.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.book.B.Anastronaut.C.Atravelplan.第二節(jié)(共10小題;每小題1.5分，滿分15分)聽(tīng)下面幾段材料，每段材料后有幾個(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)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽(tīng)每段材料前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘;聽(tīng)完后，各個(gè)小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段材料讀兩遍。聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。6.Forwhatdoesthemanwanttoreturnthewoolensweater?A.Thesize.B.Thecolor.C.Thestyle.7.Howmuchdoesthebluesweatercost?A.$60.B.$90.C.$120.8.Whatwillthemandonext?A.Gotoanotherstore.B.Tryonthebluesweater.C.Makepaymentatthecashier’sdesk聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。9.HowlongdidDavidstayatthepartylastnight?A.Aboutfivehours.B.Aboutsixhours.C.Aboutsevenhours.10.WhatdidDavidlikebestattheparty?A.Thedrinks.B.Themusic.C.Thebarbecue.11.Whydidthepolicecomeatmidnight?A.Toattendtheparty.B.Tolookintoacase.C.Toaskpeopletogobackhome.聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。12.Atwhatagecantheteenagersattendthecomedyclubs?A.12.B.16.C.30.13.WhatdoesthespeakerthinkofJohnWinterson’sact?A.Itwasstrange.B.Itwassuccessful.C.Itwasunpopular.14.Whatdotheclassesteachyoungpeopletodo?A.Telljokesonstage.B.Organizeparties.C.Performmagic.15.Whydoesthespeakergivethespeech?A.Toencouragethecomedians.B.Toadvertiseacomedycompany.C.Toinformpeopleofseeingperformances.第二部分：英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用(共兩節(jié),滿分45分)第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)填空(共15小題;每小題1分，滿分15分)1.—Iwillpickyouupat7o'clocktomorrowmorning.Isthatallright?—________.Seeyouthen.A.I’dloveto B.That’ssettledC.It’suptoyou D.Mypleasure2.—HowdoesJaneputonsomuchweight?—Largequantitiesoffat____recently.A.areconsumed B.isbeingconsumed C.hasbeenconsumed D.havebeenconsumed3.Wethe2024NewYearDayinourclassroomwhensuddenlyourbelovedprincipalenteredtheclassroom,conveyingthebestwishesandexpectationtous.A.wereobserving B.haveobserved C.wouldobserve D.observed4.-Haveyouknowneachotherforlong?-Notreally.________westartedtoworkinthisschool.A.Justafter B.Justwhen C.Eversince D.Justbefore5.Ifyouwanttogetyourability______,youhavetoshowitinyourworkratherthancomplainallday.A.torecognize B.recognizingC.beingrecognized D.recognized6.toatopuniversity,asinChina,isalsowhatmanyAmericanstudentshavebeendreamingof.A.Admitted B.BeingadmittedC.Havingbeenadmitted D.Tohavebeenadmitted7.1haveoneregretaboutthetimeIspentinhighschool:I_______moreadvancedclassesthatarereallyhelpfulincollege.A.couldn'thavetaken B.shouldhavetakenC.needn'thavetaken D.musthavetaken8.Weliveintheageofdistraction,______wecanbedisturbedbyallofkindsofuselessandfalseinformation.A.which B.what C.when D.where9.Inrecentyears,raisingpetshasbecomeacash-burninglifestyleinurbanarea,givingriseto_______themediaconsidertobea“peteconomy”.A.what B.that C.which D.how10.Itwasreportedthatmanyhighbuildingswereputupthereusedtobeadesert,whichmadesomeforeignexpertsamazed.A.when B.where C.how D.what11.Withthepopularityofself-drivingcars,manyataxidriverwillbe________atriskoflosingtheirjobsinthelongrun.A.deliberately B.regularly C.potentially D.knowingly12.5Ghasfasterdatatransmission,lowerdelayandstrongermobility______theconventional4G.Ainchargeof B.incontrastto C.indefenseof D.inproportionto13.Informationserviceslikecloudcomputingareupdated,helpingthesebusinessestransformtheireconomicdevelopmentandtheircompetitiveedgeintheworld.A.shorten B.sharpen C.shave D.shrink14.Settingupagoodexampleisamustforparents,whichcangettheirkidstolookawayfromiPadand________booksinstead.A.makeallowancefor B.makesenseof C.takeresponsibilityfor D.takepleasurein15.Whenwetalkaboutbanningchildren’sphonewatchinschool,weshouldalsolookatthegoodside.Inaword,weshouldnot.A.killtwobirdswithonestone B.doinRomeasRomansdoC.havebutterfliesinourstomach D.throwthebabyoutwiththebathwater第二節(jié)完形填空(共20小題;每小題1.5分，滿分30分)NancyPearlandRobertahadjustreturnedtotheU.S.afterhoneymooninginAfricaandwerewaitingouta10-hourconnectingtimeatWashington-DullesbeforetheychangedtheplanetotheirhomeinSouthCarolina.Ithadbeenadream____16____.Alongwiththeirmemories,theyalsobroughtbackabeautiful,one-of-a-kind___17___ofthreeAfricanwilddogscreatedbyalocalartisttheyhadmetatVictoriaFalls.Forsafekeeping,theyrolledtheartworkinatubeandhand-carrieditontheir____18____．UponarrivingatDulles____19____a28-hourjourney,NancyandRobertafreshenedupandbeganlookingforwaysto____20____themselvesduringtheirlongconnectingtime.Oneoftheairportcustomerservicerepresentatives____21____thattheyshouldgointoWashington,D.C,andvisittheNationalAirandSpaceMuseum,anideatowhichtheyreadily____22____.Afterspendingafewhoursatthe____23____,theygotonacitybusandreturnedtotheairportbeforetheboardingtime.ItwasthenNancynoticedthatRobertawasn’t____24____thetubewiththepainting.Beforetheygotoff,sheaskedRobertawherethepaintingwas,andatthatmoment,shewatchedhisheart_____25_____.ThelasttimeRobertahadseenitwaswhenheleaneditagainstthechargingstationintheterminalwhentheyfirstarrived.Tryingnotto_____26_____,NancycheckedwiththeairportLostandFound,andRobertaranbackto_____27_____he’dlasthadthepainting,butitwas_____28_____.Runningshortonoptionsand_____29_____,theygrewmoreupset.Finallytheywenttotheairportcustomerservicecounter,wheretheymetGershwin.Whathappenednext_____30_____NancyandRobertasomuch.Positiveand_____31_____,Gershwinsaidshewasn’twillingtogiveupandwoulddoeverythingshecouldtofindthepainting.Gershwinknewthatmanytimesmisplaceditemsgetturnedinatgatepodiums(登機(jī)口檢票臺(tái)).Thethreeofthem_____32_____thegatepodiums.Thefirstpodiumturnedupempty,butatthesecondone,theyfoundthetubewiththepainting,safeandsound.Theywereallso_____33_____.Thecouplewereintears,huggingGershwinandthankingher.Gershwinsaidshe_____34_____lovedknowingshe’dhelpedpeople,andthatwaswhyshedidn’tgiveup.ThepaintingnowhangsinNancyandRoberta‘shomeasadailyreminderofnotonlyanunbelievabletrip,butoftheunbelievable_____35_____showntothemthatdaybyGershwin.16.A.profession B.present C.trip D.schedule17.A.document B.painting C.photo D.album18.A.luggage B.holiday C.seat D.flight19.A.during B.against C.after D.despite20.A.prepare B.adapt C.entertain D.control21.A.arranged B.commanded C.announced D.recommended22.A.agreed B.replied C.participated D.transformed23.A.center B.airport C.station D.museum24.A.applying B.carrying C.pulling D.witnessing25.A.beat B.drop C.hurt D.shape26.A.fail B.waste C.panic D.suffer27.A.where B.when C.how D.what28A.tireless B.endless C.aimless D.fruitless29.A.time B.money C.energy D.effort30.A.pushed B.touched C.rewarded D.concerned31.A.determined B.honest C.independent D.talented32.A.observed B.discovered C.checked D.circled33.A.awkward B.hopeful C.delighted D.proud34.A.availably B.just C.even D.almost35.A.dignity B.imagination C.modesty D.kindness第三部分：閱讀理解(共20小題;每小題2.5分，滿分50分)閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AIceSkatingProgramsinNashvilleAtCentennialSportsplex22225thAve.N.,Nashville615-862-8480NashvilleSkatingAcademy(NSA)NSA’sLearn-to-Skateprogramcanhelpyoumasterskatingskillsinfigureskating(花樣滑冰)andhockey!SnowPlowSam1-3forkidsaged3-5;Basic1-6forkidsaged6andolder;Adultclassesareforskatersaged16andolder.TheNSALearn-to-Skateprogramrunsaseven-weekseriesyear-roundonTuesdaysandThursdaysfrom5:45-6:45p.m.andSaturdaysfrom9:45-10:45a.m.TheBasicclasspackage(整套計(jì)劃)is$155perseven-weekseriesforoneclassperweek;thecompletepackageis$275perseven-weekseriesforallclassesofferedinthesession.SkatersmustpassBasic1and2beforesigningupfortheLearntoSkateHockeyclassthatfocusesonskatingskillsspecifictohockey.ForskatersinlevelBasic5orabove,thenextprogramisRisingStarsBridgefocusingonspins,jumpsandmovesinthefield.AtFordIceCenter5264HickoryHollowPkwy.Antioch615-742-4399TheScottHamiltonSkatingAcademy(SHSA)SHSA’sLearn-to-Skateprogramteachesskatershowtoskateinfigureskatingandicehockey.TheScott’sTotsprogramforages3-5andBasicSkills1-6forages6-15teachkidsagility,coordination(敏捷、協(xié)調(diào)),balanceandspeed.LearntoSkateHockeyisforkidsaged6-15tolearnthefundamentalsoficehockey.SkatersmusthavecompletedBasicSkillsLevel3.Freeskate1-6forallagesisforprogressiveskatingskillsliketransitions(步法銜接),spinsandjumpstoguideskaterstorecreationalandcompetitivefigureskating.SkatersmusthavecompletedBasicSkillsLevel1-6.Adults(ages16andolder,beginnertoadvanced)isforbeginningandexperiencedskaterswhowanttoimprovetheirskills.Anewsessionbeginseverysevenweeks,year-round.ClassesareheldonTuesdays,ThursdaysandSaturdays.Costis$145perseven-weeksessionwhichconsistsofoneclassperweekforsevenweeks;$230perseven-weeksessionforallclassesperweek.ForskatersinBasic4andup,SHSAalsooffersaTheatreonIceprogram,whichrunsforeightweeksandcosts$90foreachsession.36.Afour-year-oldkidcanattend________.A.NSA’sBasic1-6.B.SHSA’sBasicSkills1-6.C.NSA’sSnowPlowSam1-3.D.SHSA’sLearntoSkateHockey.37.Forthreeclassesperweekinaseven-weeksession,ateenagerwillbecharged________.A.$145bySHSA. B.$275byNSA.C.$465byNSA. D.$690bySHSA.38.BeforeadvancingtoRisingStarsBridge,youhaveto________.A.passBasic1&2. B.completeBasic1-6.C.reachlevelBasic5. D.finishLearntoSkateHockey.39.WhatcanweknowaboutSHSA’sclasses?A.Scott’sTotsandBasicSkills1-6teachdifferentthings.B.BasicSkills1-6teachestransitions,spinsandjumps.C.Freeskate1-6focusesonfigureskatingskills.D.Alladultclassesrequireskatingexperience.40.Ifyou’reinterestedincombiningskatingskillswiththeatre,youcan________.A.call615-862-8480.B.signupforaspecializedclasswithNSA.C.goto22225thAve.N.,Nashville.D.findaprogramatFordIceCenter.BMartinwasreturningtoworkinhisLondonofficeafterspendingtwoweekswithhisbrotherinNewYork.Hewascomingbackwithaheavyheart.Itwasnotjustthatitwastheendofawonderfulholiday;itwasnotjustthatheinvariablysufferedbadlyfromjetlag(時(shí)差);itwasthatMondaymorningalwaysbeganwithateammeetingand,overthemonths,hehadgrowntohatethem.Martinwasawarethatcolleaguesapproachedthesemeetingswithhiddenagenda（會(huì)議議程）;theyindulgedin(沉溺于）gameplaying;andheknewthatpeoplewerenotbeinghonestandopen.Themeetingsthemselveswerebadenough---therewasallthemoaningafterwardsatthemeetinglike“Icouldhaveimprovedonthatidea,butIwasn’tgoingtosay.”Asthismorning’smeetingbegan,Martinpreparedhimselffortheusualdullnessandboredom.But,asthemeetingprogressed,hebecameawareofastrangebackgroundnoise.Atfirst,hethoughtthathewasstillhearingtheenginenoisefromtheaircraftthathadbroughthimbacktoLondon.Butasheconcentratedonthenoise,itbecamealittleclearer.Herealized,tohisamazement,thathecouldactuallyhearwhattheywerethinkingatthesametimeastheywerespeaking.Whatsurprisedhim,evenmorethantheacquisitionofthisstrangepower,wasthathediscoveredthatwhatpeopleweresayingwasnotreallywhattheywerethinking.Theywerenotmakingcleartheirreservations.Theywerenotsupportingviewswhichtheythoughtmightbepopular.Theywerenotcontributingtheirnewinsights.Theywerenotvolunteeringtheirnewideas.Martinfounditimpossiblenottorespondtohisnewknowledge.Sohestartedtomakegentleinterventions(干涉),basedmoreonwhathecouldhearhiscolleaguesthinkingthanonwhathecouldhearthemsaying.“So,John,areyoureallysaying.....”“Susan,doyoureallythinkthat?”“Tom,haveyougotanideaonhowwecouldtakethisforward?”Theylookedathim,puzzled.Intruth,hefeltratherproudofhisnewly-acquiredtalent.Asthemeetingprogressed,itwascleartohimthateachmemberofthemeetingwaslearninghowtohearthethoughtsoftheothers.Thegameplayingstartedtofallaway;peoplestartedtospeakmoredirectly;viewsbecamebetterunderstood;theatmospherebecamemoreopenandtrusting.Themeetingended.Aspeoplelefttheroom,Martinfoundthathecouldstillhearwhattheywerethinking.“Thatwasthebestmeetingwe’veeverhad.”“Allmeetingsshouldbelikethat,”“Infuture,I’mgoingtosaywhatIthink.”41.ItisknownfromthefirstparagraphthatMartin_____.A.justcamebackfromhisbusinesstripinNewYorkB.wasfoundtosufferfromaseriousheartdiseaseduringthetripC.hadagoodtimeduringhisfortnight’sstayinNewYorkD.didn’tlikehisworkinhisLondonoffice42.WhydidMartinhatehiscompany’steammeeting?A.BecauseithadtobeheldeveryMondaymorning.B.BecausehewastiredofhostingsuchameetingC.Becausehecouldn’tcontrolthemeetingthatwasoutoforder.D.Becausethemeetingatmospherewasn’topenandtrusting.43.Theunderlinedpart“hisnewly-acquiredtalent”inParagraph5meansthathecould______.A.stillheartheenginenoiseoftheplanethoughhewasbackB.clearlyhearwhatthemembersofthemeetingweresayingC.actuallycontrolthethoughtsofthemembersofthemeetingD.expresswhatthemeetingmemberswerethinkingbasedontheirwordsandtheirthoughts44.WhatdoweknowaboutthisMondaymorning’smeetingfromthepassage?A.Martinmadepeoplesaywhattheywerethinkingimmediatelythemeetingbegan.B.Martinwasangryatthedullnessofthemeetingatthebeginningofthemeeting..C.Martinledpeopletoexpresstheirrealthoughtswiththemeetingprogressing.D.Manymembersofthemeetingplayedgamesandtoldliesatthemeetingallthetime.45.ItisinferredfromthelasttwoparagraphsthattowardstheendofthemeetingMartinwouldhearsuchwordsas“_______”A.Iwasthinkingofmakingasuggestion---butIcouldn’tbebothered.B.Ihavegotanideaonhowwecouldtakethisforward.Ithinkweshould...C.Theusualpeoplesaytheusualthings,soIhavenoothernewideas.D.Icouldhaveimaginedonthatidea,butIwasn’tgoingtosay.CYouhaveprobablyreadaboutrobotsreplacinghumanlaborasaneweraofautomationtakesrootinoneindustryafteranother.Butareportsuggestshumansarenottheonlyoneswhomightlosetheirjobs.InNewZealand,farmersareusingdrones(無(wú)人機(jī))toherdandmonitorlivestock,takingupapositionthathighlyintelligentdogshaveheldformorethanacentury.Therobotshavenotreplacedthedogsentirely,RadioNewZealandreports,buttheyhaveappropriated(盜用)oneoftheanimal’smostpotenttools:barking.TheDJ-Innovations(DJI)MavicEnterprise,a$3,500dronefavoredbyfarmers,hasafeaturethatletsthemachinerecordsoundsandplaythemoveraloudspeaker,givingthemachinetheabilitytoactasthedogs.CoreyLambeth,ashepherdatafarmwithsheepandcows,toldRNZthemachinesaresurprisinglyeffective.“That’stheonethingI’venoticedwhenyou’removingcowsandcalves—thattheoldcowsstanduptothedogs,butwiththedrones,they’veneverdonethat,”hesaid,notingthatitmeansthedronesmovelivestockfaster,withlessstress,thanthedogsdo.FarmerstoldRNZthedronescomeinhandyformorethanjustherdingcowsandsheep.Therobotsallowfarmerstomonitortheirlandfromafar,trackingwaterandfeedlevelsandcheckingonlivestockhealthwithoutdisturbingtheanimals.JasonRentoultoldRNZlastspringthatatwo-hourherdingjobthatusedtorequiretwopeopleandtwoteamsofdogscouldbeaccomplishedin45minutesusingasingledrone.“Beingahillyfarmwherealotofstuffisdoneonfoot,thedronesreallysavedalotofman-hours,”hesaid.“Thedronedoesthehigherbitsthatyoucan’tseefromtheground,andyouwouldhavetowalkhalfanhourtogoandhavealookandthengo,‘Oh,therewasnosheepthere.’”Farmersaroundtheworldareusingdrones.InSouthAfrica,theymonitorcrophealthfromabove,whichboostsharvests,accordingtoCN.InCalifornia,winemakersusedronesequippedwithsensorstogrowhealthiergrapes,accordingtoMITTechnologyReview.Becausedronesflyclosertotheground,theyareabletoprovidehigh-resolutionimagesthatarelessexpensivethanhiringsomeonetoflyanaircraftoverafield,thepublicationreported.InNewZealand,farmerssaysomedogsarelearningtoworkalongsidedrones,identifyingthemachinesasmoreco-workerthanfoe.“Agoodherdingdog,he’salreadyfiguredoutifthedronesareworkingonthatside.I’llgooverhere(totheotherside)andworkoverhere,”Rentoulsaid.“Fornow,”farmerssay,“thereisstillaneedforherdingdogs,primarilybecausetheyhavealongerlifespanthandrones,canworkinbadweatheranddonotrequireanelectricalsocketeveryfewhourstorecharge”.“There’sdefinitelygoingtobeplacesfordogsalwaysonfarm,”Lambethsaid.“TheonedownsideoftheMavicdronesoranythingelectronicisthatyoustillneedtobringtheminandchargethem.”46.Accordingtothepassage,thedronescan’treplacethedogsentirelybecause________.A.thedronescan’tbarkasloudlyasthedogsdo.B.thedrones’powerandworkingconditionsarelimited.Cthedronesaremuchmoreexpensivethantheanimal.D.cowsandcalvesarenotusedtoseeingthedrones.47.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Herdingdogswillgraduallylosetheirpositiononthefarmland.B.Thedronescanonlycopythedogs’barkingwiththecurrenttechnology.C.Thedronesaremultifunctionalandleavetheanimalsundisturbed.D.Thecostofusingdronestomonitorgrapesishalfthecostofhiringsomeone.48.Whatarethemaindisadvantagesofthedrones?A.Shortservicetimeandsimplefunction.B.Continuousmaintenanceandsystemupgrades.C.Vulnerabilitytofierceanimalsandextremeweather.D.Frequentabsenceandrestrictedbatterycapacity.49.Whydofarmersaroundtheworldlikeusingdrones?A.Becausedroneshavenomotors.B.Becauseusingdroneshardlymeetthedemandofmanagement.C.Becauseusingdronescannotonlybringabouttoomuchconvenience,butalsoreducethecost.D.Becauseitisoutofthequestionforusingdronestoprovidehigh-resolutionimages.50.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthepassage?A.RobotsarereplacinghumanlaborB.DroneshelpkeeplivestockinlineC.HerdingdogswillremainonfarmD.Farmingisbecomingsurprisinglyeffective.DThere’salotbeingsaidoutthereaboutthestateofwomeninthiscountry.Thegendergapstillexistswhenitcomestosalary,confidence,happiness,andthenumberofwomenintheC-suiteandscience.Womenaren’tashappyastheywereinthe1970s,andtheirhappinessrelativetothatofmenhastakenanosedive(暴跌).Butit’snotalldoomandgloom(無(wú)望).Arecentstudyshowsthere’sonecareerpathinwhichwomen’shappinessisgreaterthanmen’s:entrepreneurship.Oneoutofevery10womenintheU.S.todayisstartingorrunningherownbusiness.Morethanathirdofthosewomenwanttoexpandtheirbusinessbeyondfiveemployees.Womenwithestablishedbusinessesrankedtheirhappinessnearlythreetimesashighaswomenwhoarenotentrepreneurs.Womenaremostlikelytorunorstartabusinessbetweentheagesof35and44—aperiodinwhichmomsaremorelikelytobetakingcareofyoungkidsathome.Theflexibilityofentrepreneurshipmayverywellattractsuchwomenduringthisbusytimeintheirlives.“Ourresearchfoundthatthebenefitsofentrepreneurshiparebeyondeconomicandsocialvalue,”professorDonnaKelleyandtheleadauthorofthereportsaid.“Clearly,entrepreneurshipprovideswomenwithamostsatisfyingcareerchoice.”Thehappinessdoesn’ttranslateforwomenjustgettingstartedwiththeirbusiness,whoreportlowerlevelsofhappinessthanwomenworkingforanemployer,thoughstillslightlyhigherlevelsthanmeninthesamepositionasthem.Thereasonforthismayverywellbethegenderconfidencegap.Aswomen’sbusinessesmatureandbecomemoresuccessful,theirlevelsofhappinesssurge.“Confidenceisabeliefinone’sabilitytosucceed,abeliefthatstimulatesaction.Inturn,takingactionimprovesone’sbeliefinone’sabilitytosucceed.”theywrite.Andthelinksbetweenconfidenceandhappinessareplentiful.Thehappiness-successlinkexistsnotonlybecausesuccessmakespeoplehappy,butalsobecausepositiveemotioncreatessuccess.Forwomen,entrepreneurialsuccessmaybethekeytoahappycareer.Andasmorewomenstartandruntheirownbusinesses,theworldmayjustbeahappierplace.51.Itcanbeknownthatwomen’shappinesslevels________.A.arethesameasthoseoffivedecadesago.B.aremuchlowerthanthoseoffivedecadesago.C.aremuchhigherthanthoseoffiveyearsago.D.arealittlelowerthanthoseoffiveyearsago.52.Whoaremuchhappieraccordingtothetext?A.Malebosses. B.Joblessfemales. C.Femalebosses. D.Maleemployees.53.WhatisDonnaKelley’sattitudetowomanentrepreneurship?AOptimistic. B.Doubtful. C.Objective. D.Negative.54.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“surge”inParagraph4mean?A.Increase. B.Disappear. C.Decrease. D.Remain.55.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytellus?A.Therearesecretstofemaleentrepreneurialsuccess.B.Theclosehappiness-successconnectionanditsactiveeffectonwomen.C.Morewomenwillstarttoruntheirownbusinessinthefuture.D.Thereisacloseconnectionbetweenhappinessandsuccess.第Ⅱ卷非選擇題(共35分)第四部分：寫(xiě)作(共兩節(jié)，滿分35分)第一節(jié)閱讀表達(dá)(共5小題;每小題2分，滿分10分)閱讀表達(dá)WhenPoppyJohnson,a23-year-oldLondon-basedcollegestudent,wasonlyfive,sheaccidentallysawMichaelJackson’sThrillermusicvideo.Eversincethen,shehasbeensufferingfromafearofpoplegendMichaelJackson.EverytimesheseesorhearsanythingaboutMichaelJackson—asong,anintervieworevenaposter,shewillexperienceamomentoffear.Herfearevengrowsstrongerathome,asPoppy’sparentsarebigfansofMichaelJacksonandhaveacollectionofsouvenirsaroundtheirhouse.Butshenevertellsthemthiswouldaddtoherfearathome.Poppyexplained,“Ineverreallyspokeaboutitortoldittootherpeople,asIworri