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1、二、单项选择(本题共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)()21. The artwork in the Notre Dame de ParZs (巴黎圣母院)used to be placed a fixedorder, but the fire this April changed everything.A. under B. on C. in D. with()22. -Which of the twins would you like to ask to help you with your Maths?一. They are not better at this subject tha

2、n me.A. Neither B. Either C. Both D. None( )23. Mr. Wu spent as much (ime as he could his work and at last, the project hedevoted himself a big award.A. to do; winning B. do; Co win C. doing; to win D. doing; to won( )24. It is I against the plan, because I dont think it is easy to carry out.A. who

3、is B. whom am C. who am D. who are( )25. We shouldnt depend on parents too much. After all, we ourselves our future.A. shape B. reduce C. impress D. respect( )26. -Im not sure you eat vegetables every day.-1 know they are good for our health, so I cat them every day.A. if; (hat B. that; if C. (hat;

4、that D. if; if()27. 一What do you think of the idea Ted came up with at the meeting?-It sounds good in theory (理论)，but Im afraid i( wont in practice.A. care B. act C. work D. use( )28. There is little time left before the party starts. Lets hurry up,we may miss the beginning of it.A. or B. but C. and

5、 D. so( )29. Whenever I listen lo (he song, Tm always of (he days I spent with my uncle on thefarm.A. remind B. to remind C. reminded D. reminding()30. 一Could you please tell me where Mr. White works?一 Two years ago, he worked in a computer company in London, but 1 dont knowhe still works there now.

6、A. that B. where C. when D. whether()31.iHi, Mike. You seem to be unhappy today. What has happened ?-1 failed in my English exam yesterday,I tried my best.A. because B. although C. since D. if( )32. Which of the following sentences has an object clause?A. His mother called him Robbie when he was a b

7、aby.B. On Mars you might see people who wear special boots.C. Mr. Green tells us that wed better use the Internet properly.D. Our life has improved because the environment is getting better.()33.Why dont you get used to the life in Beijing?一 the crowded traffic the high living cost. The only reason

8、is the badlypolluted air.A. Not only; but also B. Either; or C. Both; and D. Neither; nor( )34. When I am feeling blue, I prefer orange myself up.A. to wear; than cheer B. to wear; to cheerC. wearing; to cheering D. wearing; than cheer( )35.一 I hear people drive on the right side of the road all ove

9、r China.-In Hong Kong, people drive on the left.A. I couldnt agree more. B. Maybe you are right.C. Thats not always the case D. Who knows?三、完形填空(本题共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)Everyone has a dream. Caroline Colbergs is to own a bakery (蛋糕店).The 14-year-old American girl is a home school student. She became 36

10、of baking and decorating cakes when her mother first taught her how to do it. Since then, she has shown great 37 at making cakes.She made her first cake for her sisters 38 . I had never really done 39 like it before, she said “It actually 4() pretty good and I actually realized. how much I liked cak

11、e decorating. 41 making her sisters birthday cake, Caroline tried decorating her own birthday cake, and a friend,s, too.Caroline had been thinking about 42 her own business for a few years, but it wasnt until she 43 pictures of her cake designs on Facebook that she started receiving orders.“Somebody

12、 saw Carolines-cake designs and said 4Will you make a cake fbr my daughters birthday? and that was her first 44 cake, her father Erich said.After the family realized the publics interest in Carolines 45 , Erich said, they decided to create a 46 for her. Caroline said she has made about 35 cakes 47 s

13、he started, including birthday, wedding and 永必r/%八w (迎接新生儿聚会)cakes.Erich said his daughters customers were 48 she could create such impressive designs at such a young age.Caroline makes her cakes 49 drawing a skach(草稿)first. dont usually draw out my cakes, because theyre not big,“ she said. But 1 al

14、ways talk with my dad if I need extra 50 It works fbr me all the time anyway.”四、阅读理解（本题共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）()36. A. interestedB. worriedC. proudD. fond()37. A. concernB. pressureC. talentD. interest()38. A. graduationB. birthdayC. weddingD. performance()39. A. nothingB. anythingC. somethingD. everythi

15、ng()40. A. went outB. took outC. put outD. turned out()41. A. WhenB. WhileC. AfterD. Before()42. A. startingB. continuingC. carryingD. making()43. A. gaveB. madeC. passedD. put()44. A. prettyB. expensiveC. paidD. completed()45. A. designsB. experiencesC. troubleD. advice()46. A. cakeB. designC. plan

16、D. business()47. A. asB. sinceC. thoughD. before()48. A. surprisedB. excitedC. worriedD. bored()49. A. byB. withoutC. toD. on()50. A. timeB. supportC. moneyD.energy请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。(A)For many families, their holiday is a time to spend with relatives (亲戚)or friends. You might s

17、tay in a house with people you dont know very well. Lets look at some problems that happen in these situations and these ideas can help you solve them.SituationsSolutions （解决方法）1You are going to be staying at your aunt and uncles house fbr the first time. Will they let you watch TV? Need you help wi

18、th dishes and clean up? Do you have to be quiet and in bed at a certain time?Talk to your parents ahead of time. Before you go to your relatives houses, discuss any special rule your relatives might have, and what kinds of things you should be careful about.Keep your eyes open. How do your relatives

19、 kids act? How do your parents act when theyre in your relalives, houses?2Youre spending your holiday with your grandmother, who lives in a different place. You love her, but since you only go to see her about once a year, she still seems a little bit like a stranger to you.Get to know her. Try help

20、ing her with the cooking or housework, or simply asking her about her life. The more you get to know each other, the more comfortable youll be together.3If your mums cousin hasnt seen you fbr years, he might still think of you as the same age you were when you last met! He may buy you presents that

21、are too young for you.Be understanding and polite. Try not to get angry or unhappy, and simply understand that whensomeone isnt there to see you grow up, they may forget how to treat you.51. In this passage the writer probably wants (o give advice on holiday to.A. the childrenB. the old people C. th

22、e adultsD. the parentsIf someone who hasnt seen you fbr a long time buys you a present that is too young fbr you, youd better.A. talk to your parents ahead of timeB. keep your eyes openC. get to know him/herD. be understanding and polite52. The sentence “Pay attention and you will be able to know wh

23、ether things arc strict or not. is from the passage. Which situation may it belong to?A. Situation 1.B. Situation 2. C. Situation 3. D. Situation 1 and Situation 3.(B)The other day, I heard my 12-year-old sister say, urn. um. when I went to dance last year in Texas, wc went to this, like, place, and

24、 they had, like, a really big slide(滑梯)that you could slide down.She must have said the word like about 30 times in three minutes. I laughed.She said: 1 know i say like all the time. Its a habit. i dont know where I picked it up.I was curious about why she talks this way. So I spoke to some professo

25、rs.uWhcn someone uses Mike/ they arc saying, Tm about to say something, but Im not sure about the right words, says Muffy Siegel, a Temple University professor, 44 Tike is different from almost, or nearly. Like six doesnt mean the same as sixUsually, it is younger kids who use words such as like, “u

26、m” and well”. Sometimes they dont know what (hey re saying.For example, I asked my sister, and she said, I dont notice when I do it, it, like.just happens.“Perhaps the younger people, the high school and college students, use these words more often,”Teresa Helmick, a professor at Johnson County Comm

27、unity College, says, When I was in high school, wc would use crazy words like groovy Those words were close to the like of today. She adds, Its very natural.M()54. When someone says like”, that means.A. they are giving an exampleB. they are telling their preferenceC. they are not sure which words th

28、ey should use D. they are giving some suggestions ()55. Which of the following words is similar to “like”？A. Almost B. Groovy C. Nearly D Natural( )56. In the last paragraph, the writer gave an example to.A. show how crazy college students areB. explain that the use of like among young people is nat

29、uralC. share an experience from his childhoodD. compare the words used by kids and adults( )57. From the story, we can learn that.A. kids who like to use like are not good at communicatingB. kids usually use “like to draw others curiosityC young kids are more likely to use words like “well”D listene

30、rs often feel annoyed when hearing words like um”(C)It is always the police officers who catch bad guys in detective stories. But even the smartest police officer needs help (romjbrensic analysts IK).To most kids. Clue is just a board game. But fbr Monica Ammann, working out uwho did it” is a job. A

31、mmann says she loved science and reading detective books as a kid. In seventh grade, she began thinking about how she could mix her two interests. She decided forensics was the best way to combine them.“I was fascinated by the idea of using science to figure out who did the (谋杀)That is actually what

32、 forensics is: using science to piece together what happened, Ammann said.Ammann, now 33, is a forensic DNA analyst. She uses science to help police officers solve crimes(犯罪).The DNA in your cells(细胞)decides how your body works and looks. Since half of your DNA comes from your mom and half comes fro

33、m your dad, you probably look like both of them. Unless you have a twin, your DNA is not like anyone cIscs.Its like a fingerprint. From DNA, we can tell whos been at a crime scene. Ammann said. “If you leave DNA, we know that you have been there because it is special to you.”At a crime scene, police

34、 officers collect things that may have DNA on (hem. Everything that comes from a persons body, including blood, sweat and hair, has DNA. An analyst can also findDNA in shirts, hats and even on cigarette butts.( )58. From the story, we know that Ammann.A. is a famous detectiveB. is a student in seven

35、th gradeC. helps police officers catch bad guys D. likes reading detective books ( )59. According to the story, we know that forensic analysts.A. usually work in hospitals B solve crimes by using scienceC also serve as police officers D all love playing board games( )60. How your body works and look

36、s is mainly decided by.A. (he education you receive at school B. your mothers DNAC. the DNA in your cellsD your twin brother()61. What is the last paragraph mainly about?A. What a crime scene is like.B. Why police officers collect DNA.C. Where police officers collect DNA D. How to protect a crime sc

37、ene.(D)In the Hollywood movie Mean Girls, three pretty high school girls always hang out together. They make fun of other students. They wont let you sit with them at lunch if you dont wear the same cool clothes as them.In the US, a group of girls like this is called a clique(小圈子).They look down on

38、and laugh at other people.Some girls say Oh, my God!” “We arent like that We dont have cliques or anyihing.”But we do have cliques. They may not be as extreme as the clique in Mean Girls, but they exist, its just that a few extreme cases make the whole clique thing seem a much bigger deal than it re

39、ally is.Ifs usual for people to get together with others who share their hobbies, and in many cases, clothing styles. Theres a group fbr girls who like to shop. Theres a group for kids who like movies. The science (书呆子)hang out with each other. Sports people like each othefs company.You might think

40、that the popular groups would make fun of the nerdy ones, But thats actually not true, In my experience, people are too caught up in their own lives. They dont have time to make fun of others.The way teenagers behave in school is real no different from the way adults behave. After all, adults still

41、want to hang out with people (hey like and have things in common with.()62. What arc the three girls in the movie Mean Girls like?A. They are good at every subject.B. They dress beautifully every dayC. They are popular with their classmatesD. They are unfriendly to other people()63. According to Par

42、agraph 5, which kinds of people may like to get together?A. Those who have the same hobbies B. Girls who like to shop and boys who like moviesC. Science nerds and sports people. D. Those who are in the same class.()64. What do the underlined words “caughl up” probably mean?A. Tired B. Lazy C. Busy D

43、. Happy( )65. According to the last paragraph, we know that.A. there are no groups fbr adults B. adults dont like how teenagers behave in schoolC adults like (o make friends with different peopleD. adults and teenagers have similar ways of making friends二、单项选择（本题共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）21-25 CADBA 26-30 A

44、CACD 31-35BCDBC三、完形填空（本题共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）【简介】14岁的美国女孩CaineColbcrg在她妈妈的指导下，爱上了烘焙蛋糕。当她把自 己设计的蛋糕图片上传到Facebook后，她接到了许多做蛋糕的订单。由此，她开始了她的 蛋糕烘培事业。36.D. be interested in 感兴趣;be worried about 担心；be proud of F 自豪;be fond of 喜爱。根据 文章第三段笫 2 句 actually realized, how much I liked cake decorating 可以得知，她爱上 了做 蛋糕。37

45、,Co从下文第四段最后一句she slarled receiving orders以及第七段顾客用impressive designs形容她做的蛋糕，可知Caroline在这方面是有天赋的。38.Bp根据本段最后一句中的her sister birthday cake,可知答案为birthday,故选B。39.Bo本段第1句her first cake可知，她以前从未做过任何类似这样的事情。否定句中用 anything.Do短语词义辨析。go out出去;take out拿出来;put out熄灭;turn out:结果是。根据句意， 答案选择Do40 .Co从本段第1句可知，为她姐姐生日所做

46、的蛋糕是她自己做的第一个。因此，本句意思 应该是:在做完她姐姐的生口蛋糕后，她又试着给她自己和朋友做了生日蛋糕。41 .Ao根据下文可知，Caroline在考虑开始自己的蛋糕事业。故选A。42 .Do她将自己的蛋槎设计图放在了 Facebook l：o put sth on the internet发布在网上。43 .Co由上一段最后一句可知她开始接到订单，所以可知，这是她的第一个付费的蛋糕.A。由上文可知，她在Facebook上上传了照片，人们开始下单，所以，她的爸爸意识到 人们对她的蛋糕设计感兴趣。故选A。44 .D。从本段最后一句可知，她开始为人们做各种蛋糕，而且，下一段也提到她的顾客，因 此是家人决定为Caroline创立她的蛋糕事业。45 .Bo自从Caroline开始她的蛋糕生意以来，她己制作了 35个蛋糕。48.A。Caroline的顾客对于她在如此小的年纪创造出令人印象深刻的设计感到非常惊讶。 故选Ao49.由下一句可知，Caroline在制作蛋糕的时候通常不需要画草稿。故选without。50.Bo根据上文所讨论的不需要画草图问题，此处句意应该是:如果我需要额外的帮助时， 我会与父亲商量。36-50 DCBBD CADCA DBABB四、阅读理解（本题共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）51-65 ADA CBBC DBCC DACD