湖北省部分普通高中联盟2024-2025学年高一上学期11月期中英语试题 含答案

学年度上学期湖北省部分普通高中联盟期中联考2024-2025高一英语试题考试时间年月日试卷满分分:20241120150祝考试顺利注意事项.答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡规定的位置上

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5.所有题目必须在答题卡上作答，在试题卷上答题无效

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57.5听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试5A BC卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍10现在你有秒钟的时间来阅读第一小题

51.What iswrong with her smoke alarmA.It isbroken.B.It ison fire.C.Its batteriesare flat.

2.Why does the manwant to cancel hisnewspaper delivery for next weekA.He willmove out of thetown.B.He will be awayon business.C.The deliveryboy isill.

3.What time is the mans appointmentA.2:15p.m.B.2:30p.m.C.2:45p.m.

4.What doesthe manmeanA.The dealsounds impossible.B.He hassome questionsto ask.C.He approvesof the womans idea.

5.What willthe manwearA.A blue shirt.B.White shoes.C.A brownjacket.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）

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522.5听下面段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选5A BC项，并标在试卷的相应位置.听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒钟，听完后，各小5题将给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话或独白读两遍5听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

6.What dowe know about the womanA.She rana marathon.B.She isgood atrunning.C.Shes abeginner runner.学年度上学期湖北省普通高中联盟期中联考2024-2025高一英语试题答案及评分标准第一部分听力分每小题共小题30,

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61.giving62dangerous63the64hearts65It第一节One possibleversionDear WangLei,I msorry tohear that you have met someproblems inlearning English,since youcame to the highschool However,What youhavemetis easilychanged ifyou takemy advice.My suggestionsare asfollows.Firstly,you shouldlisten to the teacherscarefully in the classand afterclass you should takedown what you havelearnt,reflecting on them carefully.Secondly,the bestway to learnEnglish isreading itas muchas possibleand having a goodknowledge of its meanings.Thirdly,you canspeakEnglish withyour classmatesand teachers,which canimprove your listening andspeaking abilities.What smore,what is the mostimportant is that youshould readEnglish booksbefore andafter theclass.I hopemy suggestionswillbehelpful for you.Yours,LiHua.本题总分为分，按个档次给分

1155.评分时，先根据文章的内容和语言初步确定其所属档次，然后以该档次的要求来衡量、确定或调整档次，2最后给分,词数少于酌情扣分；不宜太多，容易犯错360,•评分时，应注意的主要内容为内容要点的覆盖以及表达的清楚程度和合理性，应用词汇和语法结构的丰4富性和准确性及上下文的连贯性.拼写和标点符号是语言准确性的一个方面评分时，应视其对交际的影响程度予以考虑英、美拼写及词5汇用法均可接受,格式不对酌情扣分61—2第二节（）one possibleversionHowever,many yearslater,they haddifferent endings.The boydidn thave ahappy life,because nomatter whathedid,he couldonly dependon his younger brothers arms,without whosearms hecouldn tdo anything,finally leading（平庸）to hisbanality whilethe girlwas alwaysfull ofenthusiasm in his life.No matterwhat challengeshe wasfacedwith,she alwaysthought she had aflying heart,It washer perseverancethat ledto hissuccess.（忍受）（磨难）From thisstory,we can draw alesson,They hadboth enduredthe sameordeal,but theirdifferentattitudes determinedthe natureof theirlives.It istrue thatlife isunpredictable.Disasters canstrike at any time.How youhandlemisfortune whenconfronted withit isthe truetest ofyour character.If youchoose onlyto complain and escapefromthe ordeal,it will always followyou whereveryou go.But ifyou decide to bestrong,the hardshipwill turnout to be

二、各档次的给分范围和要求第五档（分）a fortuneon whichnew hopeswill arise.21-

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1.W:I dont know why,but mysmokealarmkeeps making this beepingsound.Its definitelynot becauseof a fire oranything.I wonderif itsbroken.M:No,it justneeds newbatteries.Text

2.M:Excuse me.I need tocancelmy newspaperdeliveryfornextweek.，W:What sthe matterM:r11be outof townfor abusiness meeting.W:No problem,sir.I11make sureto letthe deliveryboy know.Text

3.M:Do youknow whattime it is Ileft mywatch athome thismorning.W:Yes...its2:30p.m.M:Oh,that meansI onlyhave fifteenminutes beforemy appointment.Thanks!Text

4.W:I justsaw agreat dealfor avacation package to London.The onlything isthat wehave tobook thetrip in the next48hours.，M:That soutof the question.Text

5.M:Where ismy brownjacketW:Check abovethose whiteshoes.，M:I dont seeit.I guessI canwear myblueshirt.，W:It shot out,anyway.Youll befine.Text

6.M:r vebeen wonderinghow to start running.I want to run a marathon,and Iknow yourea goodrunner.W:Well,you needtostartout slowly.See ifyou canrunamile withoutstopping,and thenstart increasingyour distance.M:Okay.Do youthink Ishould runon a running machineat the gym oroutsideW:Well,it dependson whatyou like.Running insideis nicebecause youcan stayat asteady speed.But outsideis nice,，too,because youre surroundedby natureand freshair.M:Maybe I11try runningoutside firstand seehow itfeels.Text

7.W:Hi,Tim.Are youdoing somelast-minute shoppingfor theweekendM:Hi,Shelley.Actually,Im lookingfor suppliesto createan emergency kit foreveryone in my family.W:Whats an emergency kitM:It hassupplies that you needin caseof adisaster,like anearthquake.W:We haventhad anearthquake inyears!M:Well,you neverknow!There couldalso bea flood,or ahurricane...W:Yeah,or ahouse fire!It seemslike yourevery prepared!Wow,I neverthought aboutmaking anemergencykit.M:Its almostlike preparingto gocamping.Its areally goodthing tohave.Most peoplethink aboutit afterits alreadytoolate.Text

8.M:Molly,this drawingthatyoumade for meisbeautiful,but Ihave somequestions aboutit.W:OK.Daddy,whats upM:Well,I seethat youvedrawn ourwhole family.I recognizegrandma andgrandpa because they havegray hair,butwho arethe other peopleW:Mommy isthe onewith greenhair and the purpledress.Bobby isthe onesitting on the groundwith theblue ball.Sally hasher littleyellow doll.And Maxis hererunning afterJoe!M:I see!Now,why didyou givemommy greenhairW:Because sheis alwaystrying to get meto eatgreen things,like cucumber!Then sheeats allofitfor me,so I thoughther hairmight turngreen!M:That makessense.And I must be the bigperson rightin the center wearingthe redjacket,rightW:No,Daddy!You arelooking outof thegarage window.The bigperson in the middleis UncleCharlie becausehealways givesme candy.Text

9.W:The sunhere inSardinia isso muchhotter thanI imagined.Im alreadysunburned afterlying on the beachfor just15minutes.M:I guessbecause wereso close to Africa.，W:Let mecheck myguidebook.You reright.We areonly120miles from Africa.It sayswe areas closeto Tunisiaas weareto thecoast ofItaly.We shouldgo there!I betwe couldcatch aboat there.M:We alreadytook aboat ridefrom Italyto gethere.Lets justenjoy wherewe are.Check andsee whatwe cando herefirst.W:It saysif wego10miles southfrom here,we willbe inCagliari.M:Yeah,but arethere anybeaches thereW:Yes,Poetto Beachis nearby.You haveto paytogetthere,but ithas whitesand.M:Sounds good to me!Text

10.Good morning,students!This isyour principal,Mrs.Jenkins,wishing everyonea goodday.I wouldlike to make one，student sday extraspecial thissunny Fridaymorning.His nameis Bobby Smith.Yeah,Bobby,this isforyou!Bobbydoes greatwith his studies,and willprobably graduatewith honors,but thatsnot whyIm celebratinghim today.Twodays ago,his scienceteacher,Ms.Green washaving abad day.Most of the studentscould tellsomething wasup,but they，，didn t know exactlywhat.Well,that morning,Ms.Green hadlearned thather unclehad passedaway.She hadnt seenhimfor years,but hehad meanta lotto herwhen she was growingup.Realizing howsad shelooked,Bobby hadhis mom,who runsa flowershop,deliver abunch offlowers toMs.Green onher lunchbreak.Ms.Green,who isnow flyingbackto New York to be withher family,said she was sotouched bywhat Bobbydid thatit allowedher to make itthrough therestof the day.Thanks,Bobby!The lessonhere isfor usto begood toeach other.

7.What doesthe mandecideto do in the endA.Go to thegym.B.Exercise outdoors.C.Run onarunningmachine.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

8.Where didthe manand womanprobably meetA.At thebakers.B.At thechemists.C.At the department store.

9.What didthewomanknowaboutanemergencykitA.She thoughtit useful.B.She thoughtit prepared.C.She knewnothing aboutit.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

10.How manypeople dothey mentionin the drawingA.Eight.B.Nine.C.Ten.

11.What isMax doingA.Playing witha ball.B.Running afterJoe.C.Sitting on the groundwith Sally.

12.What isthemandoing in thedrawingA.He isstanding in thecenter.B.He isgiving thechildren candy.C.He ispossibly workingin thegarage.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题

13.What iswrong with thewomanA.She getssunburned.B.She is too tired.C.She isill.

14.Why isSardinia muchhotter thanimaginedA.It ison thecoast ofItaly.B.It istoo closeto Africa.C.It isnear Cagliari.

15.Where didthe speakerstake aboatA.From Tunisia.B.From India.C.From Italy.

16.Where willthey likelytravel nextA.To Cagliari.B.Still inTunisia.C.To thecoast ofItaly.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题

17.Why isthe speakermakingthis announcementA.To celebratea graduation.B.To congratulatea prizewinner.C.To thankBobbySmith.

18.Why isthe speakercelebrating BobbytodayA.He doeswell with hisstudies.B.He willprobably graduatewith honors.C.He isgoodtohis scienceteacher,Ms.Green.

19.What isMs.Green doingnowA.She isnow flyingback toNewYorkB.She ishavingabad day.C.She iswithherfamily.

20.What doesthe speakerwant studentsto learnA.The importanceof beingnice.B.The benefitsof workinghard.C.The needto respectyour elders.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分分）50第一节（共小题;每小题分，满分分）

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537.5阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出最佳选项A BC DACOOLCOLD SPORTSTheWinter Olympic Games arenot justa chancefor athletesto winmedals andhonor for their countries.Everyfour years,the Gamesalso helpaudience toget toknow morea-bout wintersports fromaround the world.The WinterOlympicsmay nothave thelarge crowdsand hugestars ofits SummerGames,but theyshare the same Olympicspirit.SkiingOne of the mostpopular sports of the Winter OlympicGames isskiing.Skiers compete in thedownhill andslalom（回转赛），（最初）and inthe shortand longcross-country skiraces.Skiing wasoriginally asport playedonly incoldnorthern countries,but nowathletes fromall overtheworldcompeteinthis sport,even thosefrom countrieswithout anysnow!SkatingSkaters competewith each other inspeed racesor infigure-skating events.The figure-skaters aregenerallyconsidered to be thestars of theWinterOlympicGames.These iceprinces andprincesses areso gracefulthat itseasy toforgetthat they are actuallyhighly skilledathletes.（俯式冰橇）SkeletonThe skeletonis oneofthestrangest namedsportsofthe Olympics.The skeletonis namedafter theshape ofthe（雪橇）metal sledsused inthe1890s,when thesport firststar-ted.The skeletonis adownhill sledrace,usually onice.In theskeleton,a personlies onhis or her stomachon thesled,withhis orherhead pointingdownhill!

21.Which ofthe followingbest describesthe figure-skatersA.Graceful andhighly skilled.B.Senior andhonorable.C.Amazing andresponsible.D.Confident andattractive.

22.Which sportrequires aperson tolie onhisorher stomachonthesled,the headpointing downhillA.Skiing B.Figure-skating C.Skeleton D.Skating

23.What dothe threesports havein commonaccording to the passageA.They allinclude downhillraces.B.They allbelong totypical gamesof WinterOlympics.C.All thethree arenewly-developed.D.All theathletes comefrom icynorthern countries.BWith hunians*activities expanded,more andmore animalsare gellingaffected.In orderto survivehunger,theyhave to leave theirhabitat.A group of wanderingwild elephantshave become an overnightInternet hitglobally.Whilethe originalgroup ismade upof16elephants,two decidedto returnhome aftera week.The restcontinued theirjourneynorth-ward,stopping onlyfor ashort breakin November2020to allowa newly-born elephantand itsmother torecover.Since leavingthe reserve,the elephantshave walkedover500kilometers.Along theway,they enteredfarms forfoodand water,walked throughurban streets,and evenpaid a visit to a cardealership anda retirementhome.No animalsorpeople werehurt.However,they destroyedmore than$1million worthof crops.Researchers arenot surewhy the elephants decidedtoleaveor wheretheyareheaded.While theyare knowntoleave theirhabitats insearch offood,this isthe longestmigration ofwild elephantsrecorded inChina.Because ofthis,some guessthat the elephants may be lost.However,others thinktheelephantswere forcedto movedue todeforestation（砍伐森林）.Successful conservationefforts have almost doubledtheelephantpopulation inthe XishuangbannaNationalNature Reserve.However,their naturalhabitat hasbeen greatlyreduced.“As theirpopulations increase,they searchfor morefood/9BeckyShu Chensaid.“You couldsay that the increaseinagricultural landin theirregion islike findinga bigsweet shop,right ontheir doorstep.”The wanderingherds searchfor a suitable homewas noticedby localswho eagerlyfollowed theirdaily movementsonsocial media.Adam Chang,assigned todeliver foodtotheelephants,says.Before thismeeting,I justfelt curiousaboutanimals.Now,I thinkI wouldvolunteer inanimal rightsgroups topreserve thosegiant creatures/

924.Why didthe wild elephants stoptemporarily inNovember2020A.To enjoythe foodgiven bylocal peopleB.To payavisitto acar.dealership.C.To figureout whetherthey wereintheright direction.D.To waitfor ababy elephantand itsmom torecover.

25.Which isTRUE accordingtothe textA.Scientists knowwhy theelephants leavetheir homeB.The elephantscouldn*t findtheir wayhome.C.Elephants populationhas decreasedfor humanactivities.D.This groupof elephantsdid greatdamage tothe cropsduring themigration

26.What doAdam Changswords inthe lastparagraph meanA.The elephantshave therights tomove.B.The elephantshelp toraise peoplesawareness of animal protection.C.The elephants are helpedby localsto findasuitablehome.D.The elephants are annoyedof beingfollowed.

27.What isthetextmainly aboutA.Chinas wildelephants arealways onthe move.B.Chinas wanderingwildelephantsattract theworld.C.Chinas wanderingelephantsarelosing theirway.D.China*s wildelephantsaretouring throughcities.C（捕食者）Parrots areprey animals,which meansthat otherpredators inthe wild,such ashawks orsnakes,arelooking tomake theminto ameal.This onefactor influencesparrots9behavior in your housemore thanany other.Parrots aremost easilyhurt whenfeeding onthe ground.Membership ina groupplays animportant functioninensuring theirsafety andimproving theirchances ofsurvival fromattacks bypredators.The mostcommon predatorsofparrots includehawks,snakes,cats,monkeys,and bats.Some predatorsmake attacksonly duringthe daywhile othershuntinthenight.（本能地）As preyanimals,parrots areconstantly watchingout fordanger and they instinctivelyreact torisks.Theirfirst choiceistotake flight.However,if thisis notpossible,they willfight withtheir powerfulbeaks todefendthemselves.Because theirbiggest enemyisthehawk,parrots areespecially reactiveto quickmovements fromabove andbehind.For thisreason,it iswise toavoid quick,sudden movementsnear your bird.This isa built—in reactionnot subjecttologic orreason.Simple andrelatively harmlesshousehold objectscandrawextreme fearresponses froma bird.For（吸尘器软管）example,a balloonmay representa hawkor a vacuum hosemaybethesame as a snake inyour birdsmind.As preyanimals,parrots areoften frightenedby exposureto newhousehold itemsor strangers.It isimportant toexposeyourbirdto safeexperiences andchanges startingatavery youngagetobuild flexibilityand improvetheiradaptability.Variety indiet andtoys,travel,and exposureto newpeople andplaces allhelp tomake yourbird moreflexibleand adaptableto change.

28.Which iscorrect aboutparrots accordingtothepassageA.Predators onlymake attacksto themonly inthe dayB.Parrots usuallylive alonetomaketheir safetyC.Parrots instinctivelyreact torisks onlyby fightingbackD.Parrots areattacked notonly duringthedaybut alsointhenight

29.What doesthe underlinedphrase meanA.To attackback.B.To escape.C.To protectthe young.D.To playdead.（吸尘器软管）

30.Why doesavacuumhose frightena parrotA.It mayexplode suddenly.B.It maymake astrange sound.C.It mayhave astrong color.D.It maybethesameasasnakeinaparrots mind

31.What isthe authorspui*pose ofwriting the textA.To explainwild parrots*behavior.B.To givesuggestions aboutraising aparrot.C.To callfor actionto protectanimals.D.To introducea studyon birdecology.D电池）When youthink ofbatteries4youll likelythink about them poweringup remotecontrols,cellphones,（起搏器）.flashlights andtoys.But somepeople carrya batteryaround intheir bodyto powera pacemakerIt isntreallypleasant and easy to carry batteriesbecausetheyneedtobe replaced so oftenand theycan leakpoisonous chemicals.Abattery—powered pacemakermay becomea thingofthepast,thanks toa newtechnology developedby UCLA（超级电容器）,researchers:A biologicalsuper capacitorwhich isthinner thanseveral hairs.Teams ofresearchers atUCLA andthe Universityof Connecticutpublished apaper ina journalexplaining theirnewinvention.The supercapacitor ismade froma carbon material,and coatedwith humanlikeproteins thatact as（电极）.electrodes Butwhat makesthede-vice differentisthatit ispowered byan energyharvester thatchanges bodyheatand movementintheblood intoenergy.（毫米）Those traditionalpacemakers aresix toeight millimetersthick.They aremuch bigger.The new super（微米）capacitor,which,due toits lackof battery,is onlyone micrometerthick.This“little“feature couldbenefit the newpacemakers energyefficiency,re-searchers stated.Also,unlike otherbatteries usedin medicaltreatments,the supercapacitorcan bendand twistinthebody withoutsuffering damage.Though theyvenot beenwidely usedinthemedical world,super capacitors have theability toserve asa safer andmore efficientmedical devicethan thetraditional battery-operated devices,the researchersbelieve.“In ordertobeeffective,battery-free pacemakersmust havesuper capacitorsthat canget,store andtransport energy.However,commercial supercapacitors aretoo slowtomakethem work”,said MaherElKady,a UCLAresearcher andcoauthorofthestudy.Our re-search focusedonthecustom-designed supercapacitor tocapture energyeffectively,andfinding awaytomake itexist togethersuccessfully withthe humanbody.”

32.What dowe knowabout traditionalpacemakersA.They arevery popularwith users.B.They needtobereplacedsooftenC.They dontdo anyharm tothe users*bodies.D.They arereally safeandeasy tocarryaround.

33.Which isTRUE aboutthenewsuper capacitorA.It haselectrodes onthe outside.B.It ismade froma kindof acarbonmaterial,C.It helpssave thecarriers1money andenergy.D.It ispowered byan energyheater

34.What advantagesdoesthenewsupercapacitorshavethan thetraditional battery-operated devicesA.thicker andmore convenientB.thinner andcheaperC.saferandmore efficient.D.thicker andmore efficient.

35.What isthe besttitle forthetextA.UCLA ResearchersAre CommittedtotheCause ofthe MedicalEquipmentB.A Battery-Powered PacemakerIs HarmingPeoples BodyC.People TodayArent Willingto Usethe TraditionalPacemaker AnyLongerD.A NewPacemaker thatDoesn*t Needto UseBatteries第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）

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512.5根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项有两项为多余选项With peoplesliving levelsimproving,many personsare moreinterested intravelling,atthesame timethey liketravelling alone,especially teenagersWhenyou arearranging to travel alone,you mayhave amillion questions:Where shouldyou goWill therebesomeone totalk toHow doyou staysafe Andis itall righttotravelalone

36.If youwant tohaveapleasant travel,there are many thingsyoushoulddo.Choose a place where you feel comfortable andsafeHonestly speaking,traveling alone forthe first time is moreabouttheexperience thanthe destination.So makesureto chooseaplacethatyoufeelcomfortablewith.It couldbe somewhereclosetohome.37Make a planAlways makeaplan.That wayyoull avoidworrying toomuch overwhere youre staying,what tosee andhowyou*re gettingfromAto B.Book hotelsahead oftimeWhen you*re traveling aloneforthe firsttime,booking hotelsahead oftimeisextremely necessary.Scheduledaccommodations canmake youless nervous.In addition,when youbook yourhotel,

38.By doingit,you wontbe lost39If youre goingtoatouristy placelike Thailand,there arelots ofotherpeoplewho aretraveling alone.Most likely,theyll beeasytotalk toand theyllwanttocommunicate.They mightalso askyou tojoin themfor dinneror abeer.Thathappens alot.Let someoneknow whereyou areYourfamily andfriends loveyou andprobably wonyabout youevery day.What ifyou aretravellingalonefor alongtime withoutkeeping intouch withthem

40.That willmake youand themfeel safer.And incase somethingdoeshappen,theyll knowwhereyouare.A.To bea talkativepersonB.It couldalso besomewhere farfrom yourhomeC.ask ifthey willsend adriver topick youupD Sotext themand letthem knowwhatyoure upto throughoutyour trip.E.There aremany thingsthat areworth doingF.Actually,travelingaloneis notas frighteningas itseems.G.Ask peoplefor help第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共小题；每小题分满分分）151,15阅读下面短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项A BC DInour life,friends areeverywhere,and therearemanykinds offriends youoften meet,who maycause different（足迹）.functions toyou.Many peoplewill stepinyourlife,but only41friends leavefootprintsI shallalways42the autumnandthe girl withthe violin.It wasthe goldenseason.I couldsee theyellow leaves43withthecool wind.Autumn,for others,isaharvestseason,44forme,itisan annoyingseason.The freedays alwaysget me

45.But oneday,the soundofaviolin46into my（小溪）ears likea streamflowing inthe mountains.I was so surprisedthat Ijumped tosee whatit was.A younggirl,standing inthe wind,was47in playing her violin.I had48seen herbefore.The musicwassonice that I listenedquietly.（存在）Lost inthe music,I didn*tknowthatIhad beenstanding therefor solong butmy existencedid notseem to49her.Leaves werestill falling.Every day50I passedby thelawn,I wouldsee herplayingherviolin.I wasthe onlylistener.51we didn*tknoweachother,Ithoughtwe werealready goodfriends.（惊Aulunin wasnearly over.One daywhen Iwas lisleningcarefully,the soundsuddenly

52.To myastonishment讶），thegirlcame overto me.“You mustlike violin.^^she said.“Yes.And youplay verywell.Why didyou stop”I asked.Suddenly asad expressionappeared onher faceand Icould feelsomething

53.“I camehere tosee mygrandmother,but nowImustleave.I onceplayed verybadly.It wasyourlisteningevery daythat54me.she said.“In fact,it wasyour playingthat gavemeameaningful autumnJ Ianswered,Lets befriends.^^The girlsmiled,and55did I.身影I neverheard herplay againinmylife.But Iwillalwaysremember thefine figureofthegirl.

41.A.good B.true C.new D.old

42.A.recall B.want C.think D.wonder

43.A.shaking B.hanging C.floating D.fallingB.while D.before

44.A.when C.because

45.A.up B.off C.down D.over

46.A.flowed B.grew C.entered D.ran

47.A.hurried B.active C.busy D.absorbed

48.A.once B.never C.often D.usually

49.A.disturb B.leave C.take D.want

50.A.because B.so C.when D.but

51.A.Then B.However C.Even D.Though

52.A.stopped B.began C.went D.changed

53.A.normal B.unusual C.happy D.exciting54A.surprised B.hurt C.encouraged D.disturbed

55.A.so B.neither C.nor D.and第二节（共小题每小题分,满分分）

101.515阅读下面短文，在空白处填个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1The ChinaInternational Searchand RescueTeamCISAR56formin2001and isnow madeupofseveralhundred rescueworkers andabout20sniffer dogs.The teambrings helpand hopeto those57lives arechanged byastorm,food,earthquake,or anyother naturaldisaster.After longand carefultraining,the teamwent onits firstinternational rescuemissions in

2003.That yeartheChinese teamhelped savelives afterearthquakes inAlgeria andIran.It wasthefirsttime thata Chineseteam hadworkedoutside China,andtheteam wonhigh praise58their braveryand skill.Since then,the CISAR59complete manymissions.The listof peopleto whomhelp hasbeen givenis long.The teamtreated morethan3000people60injure inthe2006earthquake inIndonesia andspent3months61giveaid toover25,000victims ofthe2010floods inPakistanRescue workersare trainedto findpeople,treat injuries,and handout food,water,and othersupplies.They havetobe abletodowork thatis difficultunder conditionswhich canbe62danger.Even theyalso bury63dead.Rescueworkers musthave big64heart,too.65takes alot oflove andcourage torisk onesown lifeto savesomeone elses.第四部分写分40第一节满分分

15.假设你是李华，最近收到朋友的一封电子邮件，文中提到自己在上高中以后在学习英语的过66WangLei程中遇到了很多困难，这让他很苦恼请根据以上提示，给他提出几条学习英语的建议，帮他解决困难，促进学习注意具体内容包括⑴表示关心⑵方法和建议⑶希望能对他产生作用词数左右；100可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；开头已为你写出Dear WangLei,Yours sincerelyLiHua第二节读后续写（满分分）25阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文Broken Wings,Flying HeartJilllost hisarms inan accidentthat claimedhis fatherslife-who wasthe mainsource ofsupport forthe family.From thenon,hehadto dependonthearms ofhis younger brother.For thesake oftaking careof him,his youngerbrotherbecame hisshadow,never leaving him alonefor years.Except forwriting withhis toes,hewascompletely unabletodo anythinginhislife.（腹泻）One latenight,he sufferedfrom diarrheaand hadto wakeup his youngerbrother.His youngerbrotheraccompanied himinto thetoilet andthen wentback thedorm towait.But beingso tired,hisyoungerbrother fellasleep,leavinghimonthetoilet fortwo hourstill theteacher onduty discoveredhim.As thetwo brothersgrew uptogether,theyhad theirshare ofproblems andthey wouldoften quarrel.Then oneday,hisyoungerbrother wantedto liveseparate fromhim,living hisown life,as manynormal peopledo.So hewas heart-broken anddidnt knowwhat todo.A similarmisfortune fellon Mary,too.One nighther mother,who sufferedfrom chronicmental illnessdisappeared.So herfather wentout lookingfor hermother,leaving heralone athome.She triedto preparemeals forher parents,only（打翻）to overturnthe kerosenelight onthe stove,resulting inafirewhich tookher handsaway.Though herelder sisterwhowas studyingin anothercity,showed herwillingness totake careof her,shewasdetermined tobe completelyindependent.At school,she alwaysstudied hard.Most ofall,she learnedtobeself-reliant.Once shewrote thefollowingin hercomposition:I amlucky.Though Ilost myarms,I stillhave legs;I amlucky.Though mywings arebroken,myheart canstill fly.”注意.续写短文的词数应为左右；

1150.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头已给出2Pl:However,many yearslater,they haddifferent endings.P2:From thestory,we candraw alesson。