2014年浙江省高考模拟冲刺卷(提优卷)英语(四)

英语测试卷（四）

本试题卷分第I卷和第II卷两部分。满分120分，考试时间120分钟。

注意事项：

1.答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号用黑色字迹的签字笔或钢笔填写在答题纸规定的位置上。

2.每小题选出后，用2B铅笔把答题纸上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其它答案标号。不能答在试题卷上。

第I卷 (共80分)

第一部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）

第一节：单项填空（共20小题；每小题0.5分，满分10分）

从A、B、C和D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处地最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

1. ---Can we go to the park this weekend? ---_______.

A. Sure, help yourself B. Yes. I love it C. Ok. It’s my pleasure D. I can’t see why not

2. ________bicycle is an important means of transport for many people with no access to _______public transport. A. The; a B. The; 不填 C. A; the D. A; a

3. She has _______ reason to be unhappy after losing her job and her home. A. each B. every C. all D. either

4. Scientists _______ on this for years and there's been progress, but it's still a very difficult challenge. A. worked B. had worked C. had been working D. have been working 5. The secret of life is not to do what one likes, but _______ to like what one has to do. A. to try B. try C. trying D. tries

6. Many times in life, whether a thing is worth doing or not really depends on ______you look at it.

A. which B. why C. how D. what

7. No matter how many mistakes you make or how slow you _______, you are still way ahead of everyone who isn't trying.

A. accomplish B. progress C. develop D. process 8. ---While we’re in Leeds, shall we go and see Mark?

---But it’s been nearly 20 years since we last saw him. He _______ remember me. A. could not B. might not C. should not D. would not

9. Life is like a TV with many _______. Hold the remote control firmly in your own hand, and you'll get the best shows.

A. approaches B. wonders C. channels D. occasions

10. When international aid is given, steps must be taken to ensure that the aid reaches the people _______ it is intended. A. to whom B. for whom C. with whom D. by whom

11. If you’re walking down the right path and you’re willing to keep on, _____ you’ll make progress.

A. similarly B. occasionally C. particularly D. eventually

12. If I ________ my English learning ten years earlier, I could speak English fluently now. A. have started B. started C. start D. had started

13. _______that what you’re doing has a real purpose and meaning can make a huge difference in your life. A. Feel B. Feeling C. Having felt D. To be feeling 14. When it comes to going after what you love in life, don't take IMPOSSIBLE ______ an answer. A. like B. with C. for D. of 15. Sometimes you have to stop thinking too much and just go _______ your heart takes you. A. when B. where C. whether D. if

16. I'll never mind the past from now on, no matter how sorrowful or wonderful it _______. A. is B. was C. had been D. will be

17. Opportunities are not offered. They must be worked for. And this _______ determination and courage. A. calls for B. works out C. brings about D. pays for

18. It's not what you do _______, it's what you do day in and day out that makes the difference. A. sooner or later B. once in a while C. more or less D. in the end 19. If you have any questions about our services, please feel _______ to call me. A. good B. well C. free D. sure 20. ---How about the exam last week?

---Oh, it is not my day, I am the last one in the class.

---__________ Don’t lose heart, good luck for you next time. A. What a shame! B. I can’t believe it. C. Sorry to hear that. D. Don’t be afraid.

第二节：完形填空（共20小题，每小题1分，满分20分） 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从 21～40 各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题纸上将该选项标号涂黑。

One gray morning I took the day off from work, knowing that today was the day it had to be done. Our dog, Rocky, had to be put to sleep. ___21___ had destroyed his once-strong body, and despite every effort to cure our beloved boxer, his illness was ___22___.

I remember calling him into the car… how he loved car ___23___! But he seemed to sense that this time was going to be ___24___. I drove around for hours, looking for any excuse not to go to the vet’s office, but I could no longer ___25___ something that cannot be stopped. As I

wrote the check to the vet ___26___ Rocky to be “put down,” tears ran down my face and so stained the check that it was almost ___27___. We had gotten Rocky four years ___28___, just before my first son, Robert, was born. We all loved him ___29___, especially little Robert. My heart ached as I drove home. I already missed Rocky. Robert ___30___ me as I got out of the car. When he asked me where our dog was, I ___31___ that Rocky was in heaven now. I told him Rocky had been so sick, but now he would be ___32___ and be able to run and play all the time. My little four-year-old ___33___, then looking at me with his clear blue eyes and a(n) ___34___ smile on his face, he pointed to the sky and said, “He’s up there, right, Dad?” I ___35___ to nod yes, and walked into the house. My wife took a look at my face and started weeping ___36___ by herself. Then she raised and asked me where Robert was, and I went back out to the yard to find him. In the yard, Robert was running back and forth, ___37___ a large stick into the air, waiting for it to return to the ground and then ___38___ it up and tossing it higher and higher each time. When I asked what he was doing, he __39___ turned and smiled. “I’m ___40___ Rocky, Dad…” 21. A. Anxiety B. Hunger C. Sickness D. Trouble 22. A. improving B. progressing C. recovering D. worsening 23. A. rides B. designs C. condition D. company 24. A. interesting B. important C. different D. necessary 25. A. pay off B. put off C. run off D. take off 26. A. of B. for C. about D. against 27. A. unbelievable B. unimaginable C. unforgettable D. unreadable 28. A. earlier B. later C. ahead D. ago 29. A. dearly B. closely C. blindly D. merely 30. A. informed B. greeted C. supported D. pleased 31. A. recalled B. predicted C. explained D. declared 32. A. curious B. positive C. special D. happy 33. A. paused B. interrupted C. suspected D. trembled 34. A. artificial B. innocent C. mysterious D. awkward 35. A. attempted 36. A. helplessly 37. A. playing 38. A. breaking 39. A. seriously

B. refused C. regretted B. noisily C. softly B. throwing C. shaking B. picking C. tearing B. sadly C. cautiously

D. managed D. loudly D. swinging D. winding D. simply

40. A. searching for B. attending to C. playing with D. laughing at

第二部分 阅读理解（第一节20小题，第二节5小题；每小题2分，满分50分）

第一节：阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项标号涂黑。

A

The Internet is an amazing modern tool, creating new ways to shop, entertain, and communicate. But one of the most unbelievable things the Internet is doing right now is helping people to discover their family histories.

While some Americans are lucky enough to know their family tree going back hundreds of years, most people only know of a few generations. However, new online services are changing that for many people.

Why should we care about our family history? For starters, most people who set out to research their roots find the experience interesting, exciting, and hugely rewarding. Chances are, there are many remarkable characters --- both heroes and villains --- in your family line. And you may even have relatives living close by that you didn't know about.

But, best of all, building and maintaining a family tree and understanding our ancestors’ experiences can provide meaning and continuity to our lives, while providing something priceless to pass on to the next generation.

So, what’s promoted this new craze? Billions of historical documents from city, county, state have been placed on the Internet where they can be easily searched and downloaded by anyone. And now there are new services that provide ordinary Americans a unique experience to organize their family histories, and share them with their family and friends.

The largest and most comprehensive of these services is called Ancestry.com.

Ancestry.com gives you access to all of the data you need. With more than one billion searchable digital records --- and thousands of new ones added daily --- it’s a key resource for your family history search. It shows you where to start your search, how to construct your family tree, and how to get past seemingly dead-ends in your hunt for information.

The service also provides an easy family-tree program so you can create and share your family tree with others. You can also access copies of many original records, such as birth and death certificates, newspaper clippings, and other fascinating public records about your family. These can be downloaded and printed, or even as replacements of original documents that you may have lost.

Another fun thing you can do using Ancestry.com is look up old newspaper clippings from 50, 100, or even 150 years ago that mention your family members. It gives you access to expert genealogists (家谱专家) who can help you if needed, and contains a wealth of articles on special topics such as researching African-American histories, military research, and more.

Ancestry.com offers subscription plans that are considerably lower than other online services offering this type of service. Best of all, Ancestry.com is currently offering new customers a free, 14-day trial. You can begin researching your family tree right away and see the amazing amount of information available through the service — all for free.

41. According to the passage, what is the most pleasing thing for building a family tree? A. Providing meaning and continuity to our lives

B. Finding relatives living close by that you didn't know. C. Learning something meaningful from your ancestors. D. Find many remarkable characters in your family line.

42. What makes it possible for people to search their family history at Ancestry.com? A. An easy access to large amounts of digital data.

B. People’s curiosity to learn about their family history. C. An easy family-tree program to build a family tree. D. People’s desire to organize their family history.

43. Which of the following is a unique experience that Ancestry.com will offer? A. You can download and print information you need. B. You can build and share your family tree. C. You can know about your family members.

D. You can learn about African-American histories.

44. What is the author’s main purpose in writing the passage? A. To help people learn about their family history. B. To show the importance of building a family tree. C. To encourage people to surf Ancestry.com. D. To offer new customers a free, 14-day trial.

B

Most people don’t get a lot of time off and when they do, they tend not to go away. I always ask my friends and former co-workers why this is and, almost typically, they always say it’s because they simply can’t afford to do so. Like most people, they see images of vacations on TV and internalize the commercials to believe that travel must be like what it is on TV and therefore must be expensive. The only alternative is backpacking around in twenty bed hostels （旅店）with shared showers and eating pasta.

But that is not really true. Travel can be very cheap. You can easily travel far and wide without breaking the bank.

Here are some tips on how to get travel cheaply: Airfare:

Since flying makes up one of the largest portions of someone’s budget, it’s important to find ways to fly cheap. Most cities have a smaller airport with lower landing fees. This saving is usually passed onto you and why budget airlines don’t fly into major airports. Moreover, book your flight 6-8 weeks in advance or look for last minute special deals. Buying your flight 6-8 weeks in advance ensures that airlines don’t have you over a barrel. If you book your flight too soon, then airlines know you need it. If you book too early, airlines have chances against rising costs and keep prices high. Accommodation:

I never stay in hotels unless Priceline can get me a rock bottom price. Why? They are never the cheapest (and sometimes the cleanest) option. Hostels cater to all ranges of travelers and are not simply for backpackers in 20 bed dorm rooms. Don’t overlook them if you can’t find a hotel deal. You can find hostels with private rooms, free Wi-Fi, free breakfast, showers, and TV for cheaper. And what about the cheapest one star hotel without Wi-Fi or breakfast? $110 per night. Who really wants to stay at a place like that! Sightseeing:

It’s important to do lots of research and visit the local tourist office. Don’t use a guidebook. Guidebook information is outdated and doesn’t give you any tips on current deals. I go to travel blogs, city tourism websites, Yelp, and Tripadvisor. These sites have the current information on what is good, bad, and on sale. Additionally, tourist offices also know the latest special events and usually have a few discounts available for visitors. Eating:

Eating out every meal is expensive. One way to save money is to eat out at big restaurants during lunch time as lunch specials offer a much better value than dinner. It’s nice to have a fancy dinner but a fancy lunch is just as good and much cheaper. Moreover, you can head to the supermarket and pick up some sandwiches. Supermarkets are a great way to find out what the local diet is about. What kind of meats do they like? Fish? Junk food? It’s amazing the variety of foods you can see on shelves that you don’t have back at home.

Saving money while you travel just requires you break out of the “travel is expensive” mindset. Locals don’t live for hundreds of dollars per day and you don’t have to either. Simply live like a local and you’ll be able to save yourself a lot of money when you travel.

45. What is the main factor in making people think that travel must be expensive? A. Friends. B. Co-workers. C. TV commercials on travel. D. Tourist guidebooks.

46. The underlined part “airlines don’t have you over a barrel” in paragraph 5 probably means “airlines can’t put you in a very difficult situation in which_________”. A. you are at a loss over what you can do next B. you have no choice about what airlines do C. they can offer you some help if needed D. they can demand everything from you

47. One way the author suggested to save money is to have lunch at a big restaurant because____. A. there are fewer customers at a big restaurant then B. special offers are provided during the lunch time C. dishes at lunch time are better worthy of the value D. a fancy lunch is as good as a fancy dinner

48. According to the passage, which of the following statement is TRUE? A. If you want to get travel cheaply, the only way is to backpack around. B. Refer to the guidebook if you want the latest information on travel. C. If you want to find a place to stay on travel, hotels are your first choice. D. Go to supermarkets if you want to find out what the local diet is about. 49. Which of the followings is the main topic of the passage? A. What to do and where to go while traveling. B. How to save money while you travel.

C. Things you should pay attention to on travel. D. Simply live like a local when you travel.

C

Parenting methods have been given some strange labels in recent years, with the most fearsome being the tiger mother who puts studying ahead of play and fun.

But now a style named after the sociable, intelligent dolphin（海豚）is causing something of a splash. Dolphin parenting is the term coined by US happiness advocate and author Shawn Achor to describe parents who are smart, fun, sociable and believe children learn better through play.

“It is important to note that both dolphin parents and tiger parents are interested in success, but choose a different means to the end,” Achor tells the Post.

“While a tiger parent might focus on hours of repetition to achieve success, a dolphin parent knows that the brain works best when it alternates（交替）between periods of performance (90 minutes or less) and recovery (play).

In his TED talk, “The Happiness Advantage”, Achor outlined why the tiger mum method, championed by Amy Chua in her book The Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, failed in two ways.

“First, every time your child has a success, your brain will change the goalpost of what success looks like,” he says.

“Getting an 'A' won't make you happy because now you need to get your kids into a better school. Winning at the local science competition won't make you happy, because you want your kids to win now at

regional.”

Second, Achor says the formula does not work because it does not follow how the human brain works. Intelligence, creativity, productivity, energy and health all improve when the human brain is positive.

“If your success rates rise, happiness remains the same. If you raise happiness by increasing optimism, social connection and changing how you view stress, every single educational and business outcome improves.”

Hong Kong mum Angela says in many respects she and her husband Leigh could be considered dolphin parents.

“For us it is a natural thing. We do everything with her --- I go horse riding with Ally and she plays badminton with her dad. We go to the beach and swim together; we play games at home together and we eat dinner with her every night. Ally is quite a happy child,” she says.

“Kids need to be kids. We prefer Ally to learn from those kinds of experiences, rather than sitting behind a desk memorizing 500 things, and being able to do maths at level 10.”

Angela likes the idea of her daughter learning from her experiences, and believes it's important that children see their parents enjoying life.

According to Achor, being happy yourself is one of the first steps in becoming a dolphin parent. For some parents, being a dolphin will come naturally, while others will find they have to work at it, says Achor, who will become a father in February.

“Yes, some people are genetically happy---they have childhoods which make it easier for them to choose positive change. But that is not the end of the story,” he says, “only 10 per cent of your long-term happiness is predicted by your genes. Happiness is a choice.”

50. Compared with tiger parents, dolphin parents are more ______. A. thoughtful and cautious B. optimistic and critical C. flexible and positive D. energetic and hardworking

51. According to what Achor mentioned in his Ted talk, why are tiger parents not happy? A. Because their kids can’ t get an “A” in the exam as expected. B. Because their kids can’t win at a regional science competition. C. Because they can’t get their kids admitted into a better school. D. Because they keep the goalpost of success getting pushed further.

52. What message does the author most want to convey in paragraph 8 and 9? A. If you follow how our brain works, you will achieve success. B. Once you become successful, you will be happy.

C. Happiness is the fuel of success, not merely the result of it. D. Happiness limits our brain’s potential for success.

53. The example of Hong Kong mum Angela was mentioned in the passage to prove that_______. A. children need to grow up playing and learning from it

B. parents should spend more time together with their children C. Angela and her husband Leigh are dolphin parents D. Studying is not so important as play and fun

54. The last two paragraphs indicate that if you want to be a dolphin parent, _______. A. making yourself happy is all that you are supposed to do B. the first step is to make the childhood of your children happy C. you ought to make conscious and positive choices to be happy D. You should always put play and fun ahead of studying.

D

Can it really be thirty years since I received the last of the payments from Annie Mae? I find myself thinking about them more often as I approach my sixtieth birthday. Something about closing the chapters on six decades and opening the pages of a new one makes one reflect.

Annie Mae’s life has deeply touched mine. I first met her at the home of my in-laws in 1959. I had moved with my husband and our one-year-old child to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, so my husband could complete his undergraduate work at the University of Alabama. His father was a professor of finance at the university, and his mother was active in university and community affairs. I vividly recall entering their driveway and being overwhelmed by the size of their home, the beauty of the furnishings, and the large orchard.

Annie Mae was my in-laws’ maid. She prepared and served meals in her quiet, gentle way and then returned to the kitchen to read her Bible while we ate. She was a dedicated and devoted Christian, and I became increasingly taken with this gentle, remarkable lady. Often when I saw her eating alone, reading her Bible, I wanted to sit down with her and just talk. However, whites did not do that with African Americans in the South in those days, and I submitted to the local practice --- though it conflicted with my Christian beliefs.

In 1965, my world was suddenly uprooted. I found myself alone with two young sons when my husband wanted a divorce. I was fortunate to receive a full scholarship to the University of Connecticut in the field of special education. I decided to sell the furniture and household items and return to my home state with just our clothes.

Annie Mae asked if she could buy the boys’ beds. When I answered yes, she asked the price. “Thirty-five dollars,” I replied. Then, in her quiet way, she asked if I would sell them to her and trust her to send a little money each month.

I admired her and knew her to be a woman of God, trustworthy and honest. So I said, “Annie Mae, take them, they are yours.” I returned to Connecticut with my two sons. Faithfully each month, while my boys and I lived there, an envelope arrived from Annie Mae --- two dollars, three dollars, five dollars, always in cash. That became the surprise money for my boys; I used it to get them something special --- an ice cream, cookies, an outing. My sons were thrilled when Annie Mae’s money came, for they knew that a surprise would be coming their way.

A year passed. I earned my master of arts degree in special education and accepted a position as a special education teacher for the state of Connecticut. I had learned my lessons well. However, I was about to learn an even greater lesson, and Annie Mae would be the teacher.

Annie Mae’s last payment arrived about the time I completed my studies. Along with it came the following note:

Dear Mrs. Holladay,

I am sending you my last payment of three dollars to pay for the beds in full. I told my two sons that they could now go to the storage shed and put the beds together and sleep in them, for they are now paid for and rightfully ours. Thank you for your trust.

Love in Jesus, Annie Mae

I could not believe my eyes. I read the note two or three times, my eyes filled with tears. Had I only known earlier, I would have said, “Use them now. Don’t wait until you pay for them.”

Those would have been my thoughts, yet Annie Mae had other thoughts---thoughts the world could truly use. She sacrificed. She struggled. And finally, when the beds were truly hers, she let her sons, Paul and John, sleep in them. She was a living example of honor, the honor that should characterize all who claim to be Christian.

55. How did the author come to know Annie Mae? A. By communicating with her. B. By observing her. C. By chatting with her. D. By interviewing her.

56. Why didn’t the author sit down with Annie Mae and have a talk with each other? A. Because the author thought it conflicted with her Christian beliefs. B. Because Annie Mae was just a maid of the author’s in-laws.

C. Because African Americans were not equally treated at that time. D. Because Annie Mae was not a true Christian like her.

57. We might have concluded from the passage that the author was probably born in _______. A. 1936 B. 1956 C. 1965 D. 1966

58. How did the author feel when she received the last payment and the note from Annie Mae? A. Sympathetic and touched. B. Curious and puzzled. C. Moved and regretful. D. Confused and depressed. 59. We can infer from the passage that _________.

A. Annie Mae’s two sons felt unhappy because they had to pay off the money B. Annie Mae’s two sons didn’t sleep in the beds until she paid off the debts C. Mrs. Holladay’s two sons lived with their father after their parents divorced D. Mrs. Holladay’s two sons felt surprised when Annie Mae’s money came 60. Which of the following can be the best title for the text? A. The Last Payment B. Annie Mae’s Honor C. Reflection on My Marriage D. An unforgettable Friend

2014年浙江省高考模拟冲刺卷（提优卷）

英语测试卷（四）答案

第一部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）

第一节：单项填空（共20小题；每小题0.5分，满分10分）

1. 答案D 解析: 考查情景对话, Can we go…? 表示征询对方同意，D选项表示同意的说法符合题意。 2. 答案B 解析: 考查冠词的用法，第一空 the bicycle表示类指，指此类而非彼类，第二空public transport泛指的不可数名词，不用冠词，所以选B。

3. 答案B 解析: 考查不定代词的用法, have every reason 表示完全有理由，符合题意。

4. 答案D 解析: 考查动词时态的用法，根据后文there's been progress可以判断科学家们一直在研究，所以选用现在完成进行时。

5. 答案A 解析: 考查平行结构 not to do… but to do… 所以选A。

6. 答案C 解析: 考查宾语从句的用法，题干意思“一件事值不值做取决于你怎么看这件事”，所以选C。

7. 答案B 解析:考查动词词义，题干意思 “”符合题意。

8. 答案B 解析:考查情态动词的用法，前文意思“最后一次见他是二十年前”可以判断，他可能不记得我，所以选B。

9. 答案C 解析:考查名词词义，题干意思“人生就像有很多频道的电视。。。”，channels“频道，渠道”符合题意，所以选C。

10. 答案B 解析:考查定语从句介词+关系代词的用法，根据后文it is intended可以判断用介词for，be intended for “目的，打算”，所以B.

11. 答案D 解析:考查副词词义，题干意思“只要你选对路，并坚持，最终你会进步”，所以选D。 12. 答案D 解析:考查虚拟语气的用法，从句与过去事实相反，用过去完成时，所以选D。 13. 答案B 解析:考查非谓语动词作主语的用法，根据后文can make a huge difference可以判断前文是句子的主语，所以选用动名词Feeling。

14. 答案C 解析:考查介词的用法，take…for “把。。。当作。。。”，所以选C。

15. 答案B 解析:考查地点状语从句的用法，题干意思“去你的心带你去的地方”，所以选B。 16. 答案B 解析:考查省略句的用法，根据前文mind the past，说明是一般过去时的省略，所以选B。 17. 答案A 解析:考查动词词组的用法，题干意思“争取机会需要决心和勇气”，call for “需要，要求”符合题意。

18. 答案B 解析:考查副词短语的用法，根据后文day in and day out说明前文是与之相反的once in a while，所以选B。

19. 答案C 解析:考查形容词词义，题干意思“你可以随时打电话我” free“自由的；没有约束的”符合题意。

20. 答案C 解析:考查情景对话，前文说考试不好，后文表示同情，很遗憾听到这一切，所以选C。 第二节 完形填空（共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分）

21. 答案C 解析: 作者早上请假回家，目的就是送Rocky去另一个世界，因为疾病已经摧毁它曾经强壮的身体，所以选C。

22. 答案D 解析: 尽管很多努力，但狗的病情在恶化，所以选D。 23. 答案A 解析: car ride “乘车”符合题意，所以选A。

24. 答案C 解析: 以前Rocky喜欢乘车，当这次不同，因为是要Rocky去另一个世界，所以选C。 25. 答案B 解析: put off “推迟”符合文章意思，所以选B。

26. 答案B 解析: 介词for用于引出动词不定式to be “put down” 的逻辑主语，所以选B。 27. 答案D 解析: 根据前文tears ran down my face and so stained the check可以判断选D。

28. 答案A 解析: four years earlier “四年前”符合题意，four years later “四年后”， four years ahead “未来四年” 不符合题意，ago不用于过去完成时，所以选A。 29. 答案A 解析: love him dearly “很爱它”符合题意，所以选A。 30. 答案B 解析: 我下车时，儿子Robert跟我打招呼，所以选B。

31. 答案C 解析: 我四岁的儿子Robert问我Rocky在哪儿，我解释说他在天堂，所以选C。 32. 答案D 解析: 我对儿子解释说Rocky以前病的严重，现在在天堂一定很开心，所以选D。 33. 答案A 解析: 我四岁的儿子Robert听了我的解释后，停了一下，然后。。。，pause “暂停”符合题意。

34. 答案B 解析: an innocent smile on his face “儿子脸上天子无邪的笑容”，所以选B。

35. 答案D 解析: 儿子问我Rocky是在天上吗，为了不使儿子伤心，我回答说是的，manage to do sth “努力并成功地做到”，所以选D。

36. 答案C 解析: 妻子得知Rocky死了的消息，也很伤心，她独自一人轻轻地哭，softly “轻轻地，柔和地”符合题意。

37. 答案B 解析: 儿子在院子里跑来跑去，往天空扔木棒， 所以选throw。 38. 答案B 解析: 木棒掉下来，捡起来后又扔，所以选pick。

39. 答案D 解析: 当我问儿子Robert在干嘛时，儿子很天真的只是转过头来，simply “仅仅，只是”体现儿子的天真无邪，所以选D。

40. 答案C 解析: 儿子回答说他在和Rocky一起玩，所以选C。

第二部分 阅读理解（第一节20小题，第二节5小题；每小题2分，满分50分）

A

41. 答案是A。信息在第四段。

42. 答案是A。信息在倒数第四段第一句。 43. 答案是B。信息在第五段最后一句。

44. 答案是C。考察理解作者写作意图。阅读全文，特别是第一段和最后一段，本文作者在介绍Ancestry.com的好处，旨在人们去看看。

B

45. 答案是：C。信息在第一段倒数第二句。

46. 答案是：B。考查学生猜测句子能力，按上下句，over a barrel 的意思是”in a situation in which someone has no choice about what to do.”

47. 答案是：B。信息在Eating段落第二句。

48. 答案是：D。信息在Eating段落第五句。

49. 答案是：B。考查学生理解主旨大意，最后一段信息明确本文主旨 。

C

50.答案是：C。信息在第二段。 51. 答案是：D。信息在第五至第八段。

52. 答案是：C。文中“If you raise happiness by increasing optimism, social connection and changing how you view stress, every single educational and business outcome improves.” 说明越成功，越 “outcome”。 53. 答案是A。Hong Kong mum Angela说的两段话说明她的观点。

54. 答案是：C。最后两段是Achor的观点。A dolphin parent 用积极快乐的方法教育孩子。

D

55. 答案是B。全文说明作者对Annie Mae认识是通过她的行为，就是通过观察认识的。

56. 答案是C。信息在“However, whites did not do that with African Americans in the South in those days,…”。应当时有种族歧视引起。

57. 答案是A。“Can it really be thirty years since I received the last of the payments from Annie Mae?”文中第一句说明时间已经过了30年。作者快过60岁生日。作者1965年离婚，一年后1966年收到Annie Mae的来信。计算：1966+30-60=1936。

58. 答案是C。信息在I could not believe my eyes. I read the note two or three times, my eyes filled with tears. Had I only known earlier, I would have said, “Use them now. Don’t wait until you pay for them.” 59. 答案是B。Annie Mae 的信中说“I told my two sons that they could now go to the storage shed and put the beds together and sleep in them, for they are now paid for and rightfully ours.” 60. 答案是B。文中是最后一句归纳了本文的主题。 第二节：答案是：61. A

62. C

63. F

64. B

65. E

第三部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）

第一节 短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） Dear John,

I want to express my sincere apology for losing your notebook. I was sorry that you had to am

spend all your spare times re-doing it. Trust me, I have searched∧your notebook in my house, time for

locker and schoolbag. However, I was unable to find them. Whenever I think of all the trouble you

it

have gone through, I feel terribly. I want you to know that your friendship mean a lot to me. I terrible means

sincerely hope it won't affect on our friendship in any way. If there is anything what I can do to that

help you, please do tell me. I promise you that I will be very careful than ever before and never more making such a mistake again. make

Your buddy,

Sean 第二节：书面表达（满分30分） One possible version:

If I had a secret to share with someone else, I would go to my father and tell him about it. My father is

very kind and open-minded. He will never casually pass any judgment on what I say or do, even when I was a small child and often made stupid mistakes. I remember he used to comfort me and reason with me. He often encourages me to think for myself, make my own plans for study, and learn to bear responsibilities for my choices. In spite of his free style of parenting, he is always ready to offer me valuable suggestions whenever I ask. He is not only my respectable father, but also a close friend of mine, who can be loved, trusted and depended on.