2024-2025学年甘肃省兰州市联片办学高三第二学期期末检测试题含解析

2024-2025学年甘肃省兰州市联片办学高三第二学期期末检测试题注意事项考生要认真填写考场号和座位序号

1.试题所有答案必须填涂或书写在答题卡上，在试卷上作答无效第一部分必须用铅笔作答；第二部分必须用黑色字

2.2B迹的签字笔作答考试结束后，考生须将试卷和答题卡放在桌面上，待监考员收回

3.第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）

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1.Mum,little Raybroke his toys again!—It doesntmatter.You see,accidents happen.A.shall B.should C.mustD.will

2.Class Two,our classbecame theBasketball Championof ourschool.A.Beating B.to beatC.Beaten byD.Having beaten

3.一Have youwatched theHim Avatar”？一Not yet.But Ithe filmis worthwatching.A.am toldB.was toldC.have toldD.have beentold

4.--I remindyou ofis toreturn thebook to our Englishteacher.-I willgive itto himI seehim.A.That;immediately B.What;the momentC.What;while D.Whether;once

5..Watching basketballgames onTV athome isone thing,going towatch themlive isquite another.A.perform B.performing C.to performD.being performed一

6.I amafraid thispair ofshoes is a littleexpensive.一If youreally want to buythem,I willgive youa of10percent.A.quantity B.amount C.discount D.account

7.People withanyone whois alwaystalking abouthow wonderfulhe is.A.fall inB.keep companyC.catch upD.get fedup一

8..I amsearching oneonline shoppingsite afteranother fora computer.—So Ibefore Idecided tobuy anew camera.A.had B.have C.am D.would

9.What yousaid doesntwhat thepolice have told us,so wehavetofind moreevidence.A.agree withB.make upC.contribute toD.show off

10.—Do youknow themeeting roomearlier—She hada headache.A.why Annleft whydid Ann leave

10、A.positive B.attractive C.familiar D.boring、11A.gratefully B.faithfully C.hopelessly D.royally、12A.might B.interest C,fame D.need、13A.normal B.magical C.funny D.simple、14A.found B.screamed C.turned D.counted、15A.understood B.refused C.mad D.decided

16、A.cover B.comfort C・freedom D.office、17A.exploding B.working C.self-repairing D.falling、18A.persuaded B.ashamed C.convinced D.worried、19A.By B.With C.On D.For、20A.cautious B.reasonable C.final D.further第二节（每小题分，满分分）阅读卜面材料，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式

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27.15A desertdoesnt soundlike themost promisingplace toplant atree Yet,since1978,Chinal plantat least66billion of them acrossits desertnorthern territories,hoping totransform itssandy dryland andyellow dunes

2.a GreatGreenWall」（）Ian Teh3record this amazing undertakingwhile travelingthrough northernChina lastyear Hisexpansive photographsshow」（）workers tendingyoung trees,blasting themwith waterand4fill irrigationtanks Plantingtrees soundsgreat onpaper,

5.you canfeeldoubtful JTeh saysBut whenseeing inperson,it wasimpressive^^（）The tree-planting strategyis amassive attemptto helpfight desertification

6.rough amillion square miles ofChina——a一二（）（）quarter of the country7cover insand Drought,deforestation,overgrazing andotherS^problem threatenan additional」（）115,000squaremiles,fueling verycruel and9violence sandstormsthat regularlyblast citieslike Beijingand DunhuangManyscientists are feeling doubtthat plantingtrees willmake adifference in

10.long runBut ChinasState ForestryAdministration claimsthemeasure hasreduced sandstormsby20percent anddesertification bynearly5,000miles inrecent years第四部分写作（共两节）第一节短文改错（满分分）10（分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有处语言错误,每句

28.1010中最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号

（八），并在其下面写出该加的词删除把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉修改在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意、每处错误及其修改均限一词；

1、只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分21011Today wehad thehonor ofinvite ProfessorHudson,a foreignteacher fromBeijing University,to giveus anEnglish lessonAllof uswere deeplyimpressing bythis unforgettableEnglish lessonThe professorbegan theclass withan amusingEnglish、story,that attractedour attention at onceHe spokeslowly andclearly sothat wecould followher welkGreat inspired,most、of us took anactive partin classroomactivitiesAfter class,many studentsbeing interviewedspoke highlyof himThey saidthatnever theyexperienced suchinteresting aclass Fromhis lesson,we cameto aconclusion whatit isnot sodifficult to learnN、第二节书面表达（满分分）（分）请你用英文写一篇短文向校英文报投稿，介绍English butwe finda goodway

2529.25中国科学家屠呦呦，内容主要包括屠呦呦，女，年出生于浙江；

1.1930因在青蒿素疟疾治疗方面的突出贡献于年获得诺贝尔生理学或医学奖；

2.2015她是第一位获得诺贝尔科学奖项的中国籍科学家

3.注意词数左右；L100可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯

2.参考词汇青蒿素疟疾artemisinin malaria参考答案第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）

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530、1D、2D、3D、4B、5D、6C、7D、8A、9A、10A、11A、12A、13B、14C、15C、16D、17D、18B、19C、20D第二部分阅读理解（满分分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中，选出最佳选项40A BC D、

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4.C第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的、、和

1.530A BC四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.D、

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17.D

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20.D第二节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式

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281.invite---inviting

2.impressing---impressed

3.that—which

4.her-him

5..Great---Greatly去掉

6.being后加

7.never had

8.such-so

9..what---that

10.but—if第二节书面表达（满分分）

25、29Chinese womanscientist Tu Youyou,who wona shareof theNobel Prizefor Physiologyor Medicinein2015,was bornin1930in ZhejiangProvince.She won the prizefor heramazing contributionto thedevelopment of artemisinin,a highlyeffective treatmentformalaria.TuYouyou,whose drughas savedmillions oflives acrossthe globe,is the first Chinesescientist towin aNobel Prizein thescience.Her winningthe prizewill helptraditional Chinesemedicine becomebetter acceptedin othercountries.Her successproves thatRome isnot builtin aday,and we should sticktoourdreams untilthey can be realised.C.why Annwill leaveD.why willAnnleave

11.During thenegotiation tofollow,it can be arguedthat sharesof foreigncompanies areovervalued thereturnthey offer.A.in termsof B.in memoryofC.in favorof D.in chargeof

12.I hadhoped totake a holiday thisyear butI wasntable to.A.get awayB.drop inC.check outD.hold on

13.If youarefeelingso tired,perhaps a little sleepwould・A.act B.helpC.serveD.last

14.I wasonabusiness tripthen,otherwise Ito thehospital fortests.A.went B.had goneC.would havegone D.would go

15.Perhaps youstop playingcomputer gamesnow.Your bossmay beturning upin theoffice atany moment.A.will B.must C.should D.can

16.We thetop of the mountainbut forthis awfulweather.It rainedall day.A.will reachB.would reachC.have reachedD.would havereached

17.—Thank God!This schoolterm iscoming to an end!—Yeah,after allthat hardwork,we allaholiday.A.preserve B.observe C.reserve D.deserve

18.There isa realpossibility that these animalscould befrightened,a suddenloud noise.A.being thereB.should therebeC.there wasD.there havingbeen

19.Mr.Zhang gaveall textbooksto allthe pupils,except whohad alreadytaken them.A.these B.onesC.those D.the others

20.if Ihad arrivedyesterday withoutletting youknow beforehandA.Would yoube surprisedB.Were yousurprisedC.Had youbeen surprisedD.Would youhave beensurprised第二部分阅读理解（满分分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中，选出最佳选项40A BC D（分）

21.6Brain imagingwas oncethought to be toocostly anddifficult forwidespread usein thedeveloping world.But thetechnologysoon maybe availablein poorcountries.Brain imagingcreates picturesof brainactivity.It usesinfrared lightsimilar to the（认知的）light producedby atelevision remotecontrol.Brain imagingcan identifythefirstsigns ofcognitive delays,mental problems,in newborns and young children.Such childrencould besuffering froma poordiet.The technologyhas along name--functional near-infrared spectroscopy,or f-N-I-R-S.It involvesplacing anextremely small,softhelmet arounda babyshead.Infrared lightis sentthrough thebone protectingthe brain.It helpsto showwhether babiesare developingnormallyfor theirage.f-N-I-R-S isconsidered saferthan otherimaging methods,including MRIor PETscan.And italso canbe easilymoved.The brainscannerequipment canbe loadedinto avehicle.Health workerscan driveit fromvillage tovillage.Clare Elwellisaprofessor ofmedical physicsat UniversityCollege London.She helpeddevelop therelatively low-cost,non-aggressive imagingtechnology.She saysthe devicemeasures oxygen in theblood tolearn howbabies brainsare developing.“And asyou usedifferent areasof your brain,you directoxygen tothose differentbrain areas.And soif welook at the changeinthe distributionoftheoxygen inyour brain,we canwork outhow activeyourbrain is andwhat yourbrainisactually processing.”Clare Elwellled astudy ofthe testingmethod inrural Gambia.The babiesinvolved werebetween fourand eightmonths old.Theywere examinedthree timesover15months.Researchers notedthe babies1reactions todifferent imagesand sounds.She sayspoornutrition andchildhood diseasesthreaten theAfrican children.She saysthe goalis toidentify babiesneeding to be betterfed ortreatedfor healthproblems thatcan harmbrain development.、1What dowe knowabout thef-N-I-R-SA.It measuresoxygenin the bodytolearnhow brainsare developing.B.It canonly beused innewbornsandyoungchildren.C.It isnot onlyrelatively cheapbut alsoconvenient.D.It is just likea softhelmet arounda babyshead.、2Whats the main solutionto thediseases inbrain in the countrieslike GambiaA.To guaranteetheir adequatemedicine.B・To developeconomy.C・To offertheir propereducation.D.To insurethey canget goodnutrition.、3Why didClare Elwelllead thestudy ofhe testingmethod inGambiaA.Because she was bornthere.B・Because she was avolunteer doctorthere.C.Because shewanted tocure thechildren thereof theirbrain diseases.D.Because shewanted toknow ifpoor nutritionresulted inbrain problems.、4Which ofthe followingcanbe the best title for the textA.Brain ImagingEnters AfricaB.Poor NutritionOnly Ledto MentalProblemsC.f-N-I-R-S,A NewImaging MethodD.Poor CountriesCan AllUse f-N-I-R-S Now（分）（铁杉）

22.8The hemlocktrees alongthe WappingerCreek,New York,look healthy.However,scientist Gary Lovett saysthewhite ballswhich provideprotection for the bugsare createdby atiny insect.Its hard to believethe tinybug couldkill atree.However,trees canend upwith millionsand millionsofthe pests.When thereare thatmany,it endsup killingthe tree.（入侵的）The bugfrom EastAsia isslowly killingtrees acrossthe USA.The trouble—making bugisjustone ofmany invasivepeststhat haveslipped into the UnitedStates.They canhurt otherliving thingsin theirnew home.Many invasive pests amveon wooden pallets piledinside shippingcontainers.They supportand separategoods,and keepthemfrom slidingaround.Invasive pestsoften tunnelinto thepallets.How canwe stoppests fromriding onpallets Lovett says newrules are修正案）needed.The companiesthat makepallets dont want more rules.Congress has added anamendmentd in the2018Farm Billtotry andprevent thisproblem.However,Lovett isnot hopefulit willmake muchofadifference.Pallets arechecked byinspectors.Manyare sprayedwith bug—killing pesticide.believe inthe system,“said BrentMcClendon,president ofThe NationalWooden PalletandContainer Association.He alsosaid shippingcontainers arechecked veiycarefully.Still,each year13million containersare shippedtotheU.S.Each isfull of woodenpallets.Lovettsays:Inspectors cantpossiblycheck everything.All it takes area fewbad pallets;weshouldget rid of woodenpallets.He believespallets shouldbe madeof plasticoreco—composite wood.Eco—composite woodisamix ofwood fiberand plastic.Insects cannothide intoit.One problemis thatthesechoices costmore.They maybe worththe extramoney,though.Invasive pestscost theU.S.$5billion a year.Trees dontjust die inforests.They alsodieincities andour yards.Then,they need to bereplaced.That costsmoney,too.、1All thestatements areTRUE exceptthat.A.pesticide has been appliedto bug—killing B.the companiesmaking palletsdontwant、morerulesC.invasive pestshide inpallets usedin shippingD,invasivepestsare nativeto WappingerCreek2What canwe inferfromthe passageA.Bugs wontbother thetree ifjust infew numbers.B.Bugs ruinthe shippinggoods slowly.C.Bugs canbe easilyspotted byeyes.D.Bugs covertrees withwhite softballs forprotection.、3Why doesGaryLovettwantto get ridofwoodenpalletsA.Because insectsmostly diein them.B.Because they are themajor pestcarriers.C.Because theyare notworth extramoney.D.Because plasticpallets areeco-friendly.、4What doesthe passagemainly talkaboutA.Congress contributesa lotto dealingwith invasivepests.B.Effective measureshave stoppedthepestinvasion.C.Invasive pestsare harmingplants inthe USA.D.Ecosystem inthe USAis poorlydamaged byinvasive woods.（分）

23.8As millionsof Americanscrowd into the gymarmed withNew Yearsresolutions toget inshape,medical expertsareoffering anadditional reasonfor exercise:Regular workoutsmay helpfight offcolds andflu,reduce therisk ofcertain cancersandchronic diseasesand slowthe processof aging.Physical activitieshave longbeen knownto helpmaintain ahealthy weightand reducestress.Now,a growingbody ofresearch isshowingthat regular exercise——as simpleasabrisk30-to-45-minute walkfive timesa week—can boostthe bodysimmune system,increasing thecirculation ofnatural killercells thatfight offviruses andbacteria.And exercisehas beenshown toimprove the bodys（疫苗），response tothe influenzavaccine makingit moreeffective atkeeping thevirus atbay.Medical expertswarn inactivityposes asgreat ahealth riskas smoking,resulting inheart disease,cancer,depression,and diabetes.The Centersfor DiseaseControl andPrevention saysquite afew U.S.adults donot engagein anyleisure-time physical activity.Even slimpeople whoare inactiveare athigh risk of deathand disease.So whilereducing obesityis animportant goal,“the bettermessagewould betogeteveryone towalk30minutes aday“says RobertSallis,co-director ofsports medicineat FontanaMedicalCenter.We findit necessaryto refocusthe nationalmessage onphysical activity,which canhave abigger effecton healththan losingweight.”Regular exercisehas beenshown toprevent theongoing damagedone tocells,tissues andorgans thatunderlies manychronicconditions.Building onthat earlierresearch,scientific studiesare nowsuggesting thatexercise-induced changesinthe bodys immunesystemmay protectagainst some forms ofcancer.Researchers arealso investigatingwhether exercisecan influenceaging inthebody.In particular,theyarelooking atwhetherexercise lengthenstelomeres,the strandsof DNAatthetips ofchromosomes.When telomeresget tooshort,cells canno longerdivideand theybecome inactive,a processassociated withaging,cancer anda higherriskofdeath.A study,published inCirculation,the medicaljournal ofthe AmericanHeart Association,concluded thatphysical activityhas an（心月齿血管）anti-aging effectatthecellular level,suggesting exercisecould preventaging ofthe cardiovascularsystem.The guidelines,developed bythe Departmentof Healthand HumanServices,recommend thatadults getat leasttwo hoursand30（有氧的）minutes weeklyof moderate-intensity aerobicphysical activity,or onehour and15minutes aweek ofvigorous-intensityaerobic exercise,or anequivalent combinationof both.The guidelinesalso saythat additionalhealth benefitscanbeobtained fromasmuch asdoubling theminimum recommendationfor aerobicexercise.、1What isthemainpurpose ofmany Americanswho takeexerciseA.To havea goodfigure.B.To makethem strong-minded.C.To curesome commondiseases.D.To preventthemselves gettingold.、2It canbe inferredfrom thepassage that.A.natural killercells strengthenthebodysimmune systemB.regularexercisecan removethe virusesand bacteriaC.obesity hasbecome asocial problemin AmericaD.American peopleneedtoattach moreimportance tophysical exercise、3How canphysicalactivitystop agingA.By preventingcell division.B.By gettingridofaging cells.C.By makingtelomeres longer.D.By repairingthe damagedorgans.、4What mightbethebesttitlefor thepassageA.New Studiesabout PhysicalExercise B.The HiddenBenefits ofExerciseC.How toFree Ourselvesfrom DiseasesD.Lose Weightor KeepHealthy（分）

24.8Dream inHeartOn thefirst dayof schoolour professorintroduced anew classmate——a wrinkledlittle oldlady——to us.Her namewas Rose,and she was eighty-seven yearsold.After classRose andI walkedtotheStudent UnionBuilding andshared achocolate milk-shake.She toldme shealways dreamedofhaving acollege educationand nowshe wasgetting one.We becameinstant friends.Every dayforthefollowing months,we wouldleaveclass togetherand talknonstop.I wasalways attracted,listening tothistime machine^^as she shared herwisdom andexperiencewith me.Rose becamefamous andeasily madefriends wherevershe went.She tendedto behighly motivated,responsible,and deeplyinvolvedin classparticipation.In sparetime shehad someonehang outor goto barswith.She evenparticipated insomeformof athleticactivity.She saidthat extra-curricular activitiescan forma vitalpart of her experience,creating uniquechances forfriendship andlearning.At theend ofthe termwe invitedRose tospeak atour footballmeal.A littleembarrassed,she leanedintothemicrophone andsimplysaid,64T m sorry Vmsonervous.As welaughed,she clearedher throatand began,We donot stopplaying becausewe areold;we growold becausewe stopplaying.There isa hugedifference betweengrowing olderand growingup.If youre nineteenyears oldandlie inbed fbrone fullyear,you willturn twenty.If Tm eighty-seven yearsold andstay inbed forayear,I willturn eighty-eight.Anybody cangrow older.Its non-optional butthat doesnttake anytalent orability.The ideaisto grow upby alwaysfinding thechancein change.In thisway the elderly don,t haveregrets forwhat they did,but ratherfor thingstheydid not do.Rose concludedher speechbycourageously singing“The Rose”.She challengedustostudy thewords ofthe songand livedthem outin dailylives.At theyears endRose finishedthe collegedegree shehad begunall thoseyears ago.One weekafter graduationRose diedpeacefullyin hersleep.Over twothousand collegestudents attendedher funeralin honorofthewonderful womanwho taughtbyexample thatif snever toolate tobe allyou canpossibly be.、1Why doesthe authorcompare Rosetotime machine^^in Paragraph2A.To stressher oldage andknowledge oflife.B.To describethe closefriendship betweenthem.C.To showthat shealways enjoyedher activelife.D.To explainwhy shetook ona challengein college.、2Rose wasinvited tospeak atthe footballmeal mostprobably because.A.she wasa greatfootball fanB.she was the smarteststudent C.she triedhardtoachieve herdream D.she becamemore educatedthanthe others、3We canlearn thatRose agreedwith theidea that.A.growing oldermeans growingupB.ittakestalent andability togrow upC.receiving higheducation helpstobecourageousD.one growsolder atthe sametime when he growsup、4The passageis intendedto.A.provide anexample fortheelderlyB.discuss howtogrowup quicklyC.tell theimportance ofattending collegeD.inspire thereaders tolive upto lives

25.（10分）A five-year-old dognamed Kelseyhasbeenpraised asa herofor helpingto savethe lifeofher ownerwho slippedinthe snowand brokehis neck.The man,Bob,was alonewhenheleft hisMichigan farmhouseon New Years Evetocollect firewood.Expecting ajourney ofonly（衬裤）,several meters,Bob waswearing justlongjohns ashirt andslippers whenhe wentoutside,although thetemperature wasaround-4℃.After theaccident,hewasunable to move inthe snow.Fortunately,Kelsey cameto hisassistance.“I wasshouting fbrhelp,but mynearest neighboris about400meters away,and it wasl0:30pm,Bob explained.But myKelseycame.By thenext morning,my voicewas goneandI couldntyell fbrhelp,but Kelseydidnt stopbarking.^^Kelseys companionkept himwarm bylying ontop ofhim.She lickedhis faceand handstokeep himawake.Kelsey keptbarkingbut neverleft myside JBob recalled.She keptmewarm.I knewI couldntgive upand thatit wasmy choiceto stayalive.”Bob spent20hours inthe freezingcold.When hefinally lostconsciousness,his dogkeptbarking.Finally,hearing thebarking,Bobs neighbordiscovered himat6:30pm on NewYearsDay andcalled theemergency servicesat once.When Bobarrived inhospital,（冻疮）.his bodytemperaturewas below21℃.However,doctors weresurprised tofind thathe didnthave anyfrostbiteThey believeditwas becauseof Kelseysdetennination tokeep himwarm.Dr.Chaim Colen,the doctorwho treatedBob,said,“Animals canhelp andhis dog reallysavedhim...He wasvery fortunate.Bob saidhewasenormously“grateful toboth Dr.Colen andhis Kelsey.They savedmylife.They aretruly heroes!”1What happenedto BobonNewYears EveA.He lefthisdogalone inhis farmhouse.B,He waspraised forsaving adog owner.C.He brokehis neckand couldntmove.D.He heardhis neighborsshouting forhelp.、2Why didKelsey keepbarkingA・To keepwarm.B.To stayalive.C.To keepBob awake.D.To seekhelp fromothers.、3How doesDr.Colen feelabout KelseyA.Helpful.B.Fortunate.C.Grateful.D.Friendly.、4What canbe asuitable titleforthetextA.A Neck-breaking AccidentB.The MagicNightC.Warmth ona WintersNight D.Determination toKeep Alive第三部分语言知识运用（共两节）第一节（每小题分，满分分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的、、和

1.530A BC D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.（分）

26.30Did TheEarth MoveFor YouEleven-year-old Angelasuffered froma diseaseinvolving hernervous system.She wasunable to1and hermovement wasrestrictedin otherways aswell.The doctorsdidnothold outmuch2ofherever recoveringfrom thisillness.They3she dspend therestof herlife ina wheelchair.They saidthat4if any,were ableto comeback tonormal aftercatching thisdisease.But thelittle girlwasbrave andconfident.There,lying inher hospitalbed,she would5to anyone who dlisten that shewasdefinitely goingtobewalkingagain someday.（治疗方’法）She wasthen senttoaspecialized rehabilitationhospital inthe San Francisco Bayarea.Whatever therapiescouldbe6to hercase wereused.Things didnt work asthetherapists expected.Still theywere charmedby her7spirit.They taughther about8—about seeingherself walking.If itwould donothing else,itwould9give herhope andsomething10to dointhelong wakinghours inher bed.Angela wouldworkas hard aspossible inphysicaltherapy,in whirlpoolsand inexercise sessions.And sheworked justashardlying there11doing herimaging,visualizing herselfmoving,moving,moving!One day,as shewas twistingwith allher12to imagineher legsmoving again,it seemedas thougha13thing happened:The bedmoved!It begantomovearound theroom!She14out,“Look whatI mdoing!Look!Look!I15it!I moved!”Of course,at thisvery momenteveryone elseinthehospital wasscreaming,too,and runningfor

16.Peoplewere screaming,equipment was17and glasswas breaking.You see,itwasthe recentSanFranciscoearthquake.But dont tellthat toAngela.She s18thatshedid it.And nowonly afew yearslater,shesbackin school.（拐杖），19her owntwo legs.No crutchesno wheelchair.You see,anyonewhocan shakethe earthbetween SanFranciscoand Oaklandcan conqueralittledisease.You neverknow whats aroundthe comeruntil youtake a20step.

1、A.hear B.speak C.walk D.see

2、A.pride B・hope C,regret D.pity

3、A.predicted B・forgot C.denied D.promised、4A.some B.few C.many D.all

5、A.apologize B.appeal C・refer D.swear、6A.applied B.appointed C,compared D.explained、7A.competitive B,independent C.sensitive D.undefeatable、8A.concentrating B,summarizing C.picturing D.sorting、9A.in advanceB.for somereason C,onthecontrary D.at least。