人教版（2019）高一英语必修第一册期中复习检测试卷（含答案）

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姓名___________ 班级____________ 得分_______________

第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）
一、第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
1. Which part f the man’s phne desn’t satisfy him?
A. The screen.B. The battery.C. The camera.
2. What is the man mstly excited abut?
A. Getting a new pet.
B. Discussing his weekend plans.
C. Talking t the wman.
3. What is the man prbably ding fr the wman?
A. Giving her a birthday present.
B. Delivering sme packages t her.
C. Signing a package fr her.
4. Where are the speakers prbably?
A. At a statin.B. On a train.C. At a cllege.
5. What des the man ffer t d fr the wman?
A. Help her write sngs.
B. Becme her business manager.
C. Find her a new recrding studi.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. When did the man learn abut the fire?
A. On Wednesday.B. On Thursday.C. On Friday.
7. Hw des the wman feel?
A. Angry.B. Relaxed.C. Cnfused.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8. When was the bird seen?
A. In the mrning.
B. In the afternn.
C. In the early evening.
9. Where was the bird seen?
A. In a tree. B. On a wall. C. On the grass.
10. Wh recgnized the bird?
A. The man. B. The man’s sn. C. The man’s daughter.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11. What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. C-wrkers.
B. Family members.
C. Salesman and custmer.
12. What will the man prbably d during his lunch break?
A. G ut t eat. B. Meet with Janet. C. D sme wrk.
13. What will the speakers eat fr lunch?
A. Pizza. B. Chinese fd. C. Fruits and snacks.
听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。
14. What’s the cnversatin mainly abut?
A. Christmas traditins in the US.
B. A tur in the US fr the first time.
C. Christmas celebratin in New Yrk.
15. What is the wman mst lking frward t?
A. Cking a special meal fr the grup.
B. Seeing a snwy day n Christmas.
C. Staying at her huse in the cuntryside.
16. Hw many peple will be in the man’s hme in ttal?
A. Ten.B. Eight.C. Six.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. Wh is the speaker prbably talking t?
A. His sn.B. His friend.C. His students.
18. Where did the speaker first arrive n his trip?
A. In Australia.B. In China.C. In India.
19. Hw did the speaker earn mney in Australia?
A. By teaching at a schl.
B. By getting a jb at an ffice.
C. By painting hmes.
20. What is the speaker’s main suggestin?
A. Traveling t as many places as pssible.
B. Explring many ptins when yu’re yung.
C. Trying t earn sme mney in yur teens.
第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
A
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( )21. What can we knw abut Cartagena?
A. It is a castal city. B. It has a shrt histry.
C. It is shrt f mdern art. D. It lies by a large lake.
( )22. Which f the fllwing shuld travellers pay extra fr?
A. Breakfast. B. Lvely suvenirs.
C. Airprt transfers. D. Nights at the Snesta Htel Cartagena.
( )23. When are the travellers suggested tasting the seafd accrding t the text?
A. In the mrning. B. At nn.
C. In the afternn. D. In the evening.
B
On a street in Hangzhu, capital f East China's Zhejiang Prvince, many peple turned t the freigner in surprise as he started speaking fluently and rapidly-he was practicing lcal Chinese tngue twisters(绕口令)， with each repetitin getting luder and luder.
It was a cmmn experience with Musab Al Rudaisat, 30, an Arab learner f Chinese crss-talkr xiangsheng, the traditinal cmedic act that is perfrmed as a dialgue between tw perfrmers r as a sl mnlgue(单口).
Al Rudaisat grew up in Jrdan and gt his PhD in medical at Zhejiang University in Hangzhu.He came t China t pursue his studies in 2011 and has spent mst f his time in the cuntry since. Al Rudaisat has been ne f the leading cmedians at the city's Kailehui Crss-talk Club fr the past five years.
The club perfrms traditinal crss-talk cmedy shws at many different lcatins thrughut the city; many peple frm the yunger generatin, mst cmedians in their 30s, participate in the club, which has been dedicated t preserving, innvating and spreading the art and craft f Chinese crss-talk in suthern prvinces.
Al Rudaisat watched cuntless Chinese reality shws t practice his Mandarin(普通话) skills."My interest in learning Chinese began when I was still in Jrdan, "Al Rudaisat says. When he arrived in China fr his studies, he sn began t practice his Chinese-speaking skills whenever he had the chance.
He practiced Chinese everywhere-n the streets and n the shres f his campus lake. He was ften s fcused n practicing his Chinese prnunciatins that he did nt realize hw ludly he spke.
"It is very, very difficult t master Chinese, but my lve f uncvering the dense and abundant cultural aspect f China is endless, and mastering the Chinese language has been the best gateway fr me t achieve such a gal, he said.
( )24. Why were many peple n the street surprised at Al Rudaisat?
A. He was a freigner frm Arab.
B. He spke Chinese s fluently and rapidly.
C. He was a graduating medical PhD student.
D. He practiced Chinese tngue twisters n the street.
( )25. What des the underlined wrd "participate" in paragraph 4 prbably mean?
A.Arrive. B. Bring. C. Jin. D. Break.
( )26. What can be cncluded abut Al Rudaisat?
A. He prefers Arabian culture t Chinese culture.
B. He wants t leave China fr his hmeland sn.
C. He is getting n badly with his Chinese friends.
D. He is deep in Chinese culture and language.
( )27. Hw des he want t achieve his gal f explring Chinese culture?
A. By mastering the Chinese language.
B. By practicing his Chinese prnunciatins.
C. By learning Chinese culture and language.
D. By perfrming Chinese tngue twisters n streets.
C
Yu might nt have nticed, but mst mdern htels hide their stairways fr safety, security r beauty. S peple tend t be surprised when they see smene running up them. I knw this because I'm a Stairs Guy nw.
Still, I'm nt alne. Stair running is a pastime n the rise, at least if yu lk at the amunt f events n it. The first ever full-scale twer race, reprtedly, tk place at the Eiffel Twer in 1905,with abut 300 runners climbing a mere tw levels (729 steps) f the mnument. Mre events fllwed, but it tk a while befre the sprt spread t the UK in 1968, and the US in 1978. Tday,hundreds f events acrss dzens f cuntries allw the light-limbed and big-bdied t race each ther up sme f the wrld's mst recgnizable skyscrapers(摩天大楼).
"My first lve is running, and I miss lng-distance running races terribly, but my bdy can't affrd it any mre after many years-s stair climbing wrks very well fr me. There's much less harm, but it's still extremely challenging, says Suzy Walsham, wh cmpeted in lts f marathns befre making the mve t stair running. "It's als a very individual sprt and prbably tw-thirds f the races are time trials-s yu are racing against the building and the clck, he explains. And,f curse, it's fast. The best runners can climb the 1,576 steps f the Empire State Building Run-Upin less than 10 minutes.
Marathn runners ften struggle as stair races require lactic acid tlerance and a degree f anaerbic(无氧的) fitness(which wrks when yu're mving t fast t use xygen fr fuel) as well as the aerbic kind used fr lnger effrts. "I've been faster in the stairs than peple wh were10 minutes faster than me ver a half marathn, "says Walsham.
( )28. What des paragraph 2 mainly talk abut?
A. The benefits f stair running.
B. The matches f stair running.
C. The tallest buildings in the wrld.
D. The develpment f stair running.
( )29. Why did Walsham mve t stair running?
A. Its cst is nt high. B. It's nt very challenging.
C. It's suitable fr his bdy. D. Its ppularity has grwn.
( )30. Why is the Empire State Building Run-Up mentined?
A. T stress the speed f stair running.
B. T praise thse runners.
C. T intrduce this match.
D. T shw the difficulty f stair running.
( )31. What can be learned frm the last paragraph?
A. Walsham needs mre aerbic exercise.
B. Walsham usually runs fast in marathns.
C. Marathn runners ften jin stair races.
D. Marathn differs much frm stair races.
D
We all knw that it's gd t be kind t thers. But what des that mean fr us? What acts f kindness will make us happiest and wh will benefit the mst? A new review f kindness research prvides sme answers.
Researchers analyzed the results frm 126 research articles lking at almst 200, 000participants frm arund the wrld. The studies they chse all had t meet certain criteria, such as including nly adults and reprting gd statistical data. Sme were experiments while thers just surveyed peple abut hw kind and happy they were. The studies measured well-being in many ways, including bth mental and physical health.
As expected, peple wh were kind tended t have higher well-being. Althugh the relatinship was nt strnger than it was, lead researcher Bryant Hui was still encuraged by the result. "Althugh the relatinship is weaker, the effect still has a significant impact, he says.
He and his clleagues cnsidered when kindness might have a bigger impact n ur well-being.One thing they fund was that peple wh perfrmed randm, infrmal acts f kindness tended t be happier than peple wh perfrmed mre frmal acts f kindness. It's pssible that infrmal helping may fill ur mre basic psychlgical needs fr clse relatinships, which is why it culd lead t greater happiness.
The researchers als fund that peple wh were kind tended t have a higher sense f meaning and purpse in life. Perhaps this makes sense, given that being kind invlves effrt which makes peple feel cnfident abut themselves and their abilities. And that prvides a sense f meaning.
( )32. What is the text mainly abut?
A. Acts f kindness make us happiest.
B. Being kind makes us healthy and happy.
C. Randm acts f kindness are better than frmal nes.
D. Ding acts f kindness t thers imprves ur abilities.
( )33. Hw did the researchers get the finding?
A. By ding surveys. B. By carrying ut experiments.
C. By cmparing research data. D. By analyzing results f articles.
( )34. Why des being kind give peple a sense f meaning and purpse in life?
A. It makes peple healthier.
B. It bsts clse relatinships.
C. It imprves peple's cnfidence.
D. It prmtes awareness f respnsibility.
( )35. Where is the text mst likely frm?
A. A diary. B. A guide bk. C. A nvel. D. A magazine.
第二节(共5小题，每小题2.5分，共12.5分)
Self-esteem means yu mstly feel gd abut yurself. It gives yu the curage t try new things r make new friends. With self-esteem, yu believe in yurself. Yu knw that gd things can happen when yu try. Self-esteem helps yu when things dn't g yur way. It helps yu accept mistakes.__36______
Make a list f the stuff yu're gd at. Can yu draw r sing? Are yu a gd reader? Are yu gd at a sprt? __37_____ If yu're having truble with yur list, ask a parent r a friend t help yu with it.
___38___ Think f ways yu can d sme f the things yu're gd at every day. Yu can draw pictures, sing sngs, play basketball, etc., which make yu have a sense f achievement.
Turn"I can't" int "I can". Des the little vice in yur head tell yu "I'm nt gd at this", "I can't d it"r "It's t hard fr me"? That's because yu are thinking badly f yurself. __39_____ Tell yurself"I can give it a try", "I can handle this", "I'll give it my best", r "I'll ask smene t help me d this".
D smething meaningful. D nice things fr parents. Help with meals, clean up, r feed the pet. ___40____ Yu get t see that what yu d means a lt.
Spend time with peple wh lve yu. D things yu enjy with yur parent r family. It helps yu knw yurself better. And that builds self-esteem.
A. D yu tell a gd jke?
B. Practice the things yu d well.
C. Why nt decide t change yur mind?
D. Here are sme steps beneficial fr yu.
E. When it happens, yu will lack self-esteem.
F. Ding wrthwhile things, yu feel gd abut yurself.
G. There are ther ways f helping develp yur self-esteem.
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 完形填空（共15小题，每小题1分，共15分）
Bth Vijayan and his wife Mhana grew up n the streets f Kchi, India. They married 49 years ag, making a___41_____by selling tea n the streets. Thrughut their lives, they never gave up their dream t___42_____the wrld.
Each day, they their dream t___43_____the seemingly small amunt f $4. 20 fr their travel. Smetimes they brrwed frm the bank fr their trips. After their___44____, they returned t their shp and spent the next three years paying the mney back-and__45____fr the next trip.
Mhana had always been __46____ abut the utside wrld, but never had the chance befre marrying Vijayan. Their first jurney tgether was t Egypt, which__47____lts f visitrs every year. Once she'd gtten a __48____ f life utside f India, she was addicted. "I was quite nervus__49____ , she says, "Ging abrad was like ging int the unknwn.
Traveling has pened up the cuple's minds s much. They've been t many natural and man-made__50____all ver the wrld, __51____ them in wnder. Vijayan remembered hw__52____he was as they sat n the Eurstar train frm Lndn t Paris years ag.
Vijayan and Mhana haven't finished their adventures and their__53____is t see the whle wrld. "Life is beautiful. We enjy it!" is Vijayan's simple mtt, which__54____us all that n matter what__55____face us, if there's a will, there's always a way.
第二节 语法填空（共10小题，每小题1.5分，共15分）
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1适当的个单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
I wuldn't call myself a natural hiker, but I have always lved nature and the utdrs, s I thught I'd give 56________(hike) a try, and I'm s glad I did it!
I tk part in a fundraiser in January earlier in the year. When getting utdrs, I really admired the amazing beauty f Mther Nature. I'd stp and pause, taking 57________(picture) with my camera, hping I wuld always feel 58 _______way I felt when I was ut there: safe and 59_______(relax).
The scial aspect f the hike was 60_______(extreme)wnderful. We started the hike a strangers, and ended it as friends. We were all there 61 ______ur wn reasns but united by this cmmn purpse. Yes, hiking is a physical and at times emtinal challenge 62______(deal)with, but yu experience the mst unique and memrable experience f yur life! The hike benefited my mental health in a 63______(pwer) and lasting way, and it is an experience in life 64 ______I will never frget.
I 65______(plan) t hike with my friend Linda, a girl addicted t vlunteering, fr anther fund raiser next mnth!
第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节(满分15分)
66．假定你校正在开展主题为“The Pwer f Sprts”的征文比赛，请你根据以下要点用英语写一篇短文参赛。
1.体育运动的益处； 2.体育精神的力量。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80左右； 2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
The Pwer f Sprts
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第二节（满分25分）
67．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。
Jimmy lived in a city with his family, but he lved nature s much. Fr his sn's birthday, he decided t g t the frest fr celebratin with his family and friends and enjy sme time with Mther Nature. He bked a cttage(别墅) which was near the frest. There were arrangements fr guests t enjy nature and view wild animals raming(游荡) in nearby places.
On the first day f their trip, they saw a small dg while entering the cttage. When Jimmy's tw year-ld sn nticed that dg, he ffered it a biscuit with his small hands. The dg was happy t get a treat frm the kid and stay with him. Sn the kid and the dg became friends. Frm that mment, the dg wuldn't leave the kid's side even fr a minute.
On the third day f the trip, Jimmy's family and their friends celebrated the kid's birthday and everyne enjyed it. The next day they wanted t spend mre time in the frest. S all the adults decided t g fr hunting and the kid was left in the care f his babysitter in the cttage.
A few hurs later, Jimmy and his wife were the first t get back. When they walked up t the cttage, they saw that the main gate was pen and in the hall n ne was there. S they called their kid and the babysitter, but they gt n reply.
They became wrried and started t search fr them in the cttage. At that mment, Jimmy's eyes lit upn that dg with bld stains(血迹) n its muth.
Seeing this, Jimmy's wife gt scared and started shuting. In the meantime, everyne else als returned t the cttage. They heard her shut and ran tward there. Shcked by the sight, they all started beating that dg.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为 150 左右；
2. 请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
Just then, the babysitter came back with the kid._________________________________________________________________
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A fight brke ut between the dg and the wlf._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
参考答案
听力
1. B2. C3. B4. A5. B
6. B7. C8. A9. A10. C
11. A12. C13. A14. C15. B
16. A17. A18. C19. C20. B
阅读理解
A篇【答案与解析】
本文主要介绍哥伦比亚海滨城市 Cartagena 的旅游度假套餐内容。
21.A根据第1段第2句可知，Cartagena是一个海滨城市。
2. B根据 Services tbe ncluded分可知,旅游费用包括机票费用、机场摆渡费、住宿费和早餐费;再根据文章倒数
第2句可知,在商店里买的纪念品是需要额外付费的。
23.D文章倒数第3句建议游客在Cartagena旅行期间，白天观光，晚上品尝海鲜。
B篇【答案与解析】
本文主要介绍阿拉伯青年 Musa Al Rudaisat.。他被中国深厚的文化和语言所吸引并产生了浓厚的兴趣,甚至到了痴迷的地步。
24.B根据第1段可知，这个外国人能把中文讲得这么流利这么快，这让路人感到非常惊讶。
25.C画线词语境：年轻一代中很多人，主要都是一些三十多岁的年轻人加入了该俱乐部。因此该词含“参加；加入”之意。
26.D根据最后三段的描写可知，Al Rudaisat被中国深厚的文化和语言所吸引，为了对中国语言和文化有更深刻的了解，他勤学苦练。由此推断，他痴迷于中国语言和文化。
27.A根据文章末句可知,他认为掌握中国的语言是他实现目标的最佳途径。
C篇【答案与解析】
本文主要介绍了楼梯跑这种新兴的运动形式，包括它的起源、发展以及特点。
28.D通读第2段可知，本段讲述了楼梯跑这种运动形式的起源与发展。
29.C根据第3段第1句可知，随着Walsham的年纪增长，Walsham的身体无法继续跑步这项运动，楼梯跑更适合他。
30.A根据第3段最后两句可知，提到Empire State Building Run-Up这个比赛是为了强调楼梯跑是一项速度很快的运动。
31.D根据最后一段内容可知，楼梯跑选手既需要有氧锻炼又需要无氧锻炼。在半程马拉松比赛中比Walsham跑得快的人在楼梯跑中不及 Walsham快。由此可推知,马拉松和楼梯跑两种比赛非常不同。
D篇 【答案与解析】
研究人员发现，对他人友善会让自己更健康，更快乐。
32.B通读全文内容可知，有研究发现，对别人友善让人更健康，更快乐。
33.D根据第2段第1句可知，实验者通过分析之前研究文章的结果而得出结论。
34.C根据末端前两句，研究人员还发现，善良的人往往会觉得自己在生活中更有意义，更有目标。也许这是有道理的，因为善良需要努力，这会让人们对自己和自己的能力感到自信。
35.D通读全文可知,研究发现,对别人友善让人更健康,更快乐。因此,本文最有可能出现在杂志上。
七选五 答案：36~40DABCF
完型
【答案与解析】
本文主要讲述了一对以卖茶为生的夫妇，努力存钱去旅行，并将游览整个世界当作目标的故事。
41. B他们49年前结婚,靠在街上卖茶为生。
42. C在他们的一生中,他们从未放弃探索世界的梦想。
43.A他们每天都会为自己的旅行省出看似微不足道的4.20美元。
44.B冒险结束后，他们回到自己的商店，在接下来的三年里还钱，并为下一次旅行存钱。
45. D
46.C Mhana一直对外界充满好奇，但在嫁给 Vijayan之前从未有过（去旅行的）机会。
47.A他们的第一次旅行是去埃及,那里每年都会吸引很多游客。
48.B当她体验到了印度以外的生活时，她就上瘾了。
49.C“刚开始我很紧张，”她说，“出国就像进入未知世界。”
50.A他们去过许多世界各地的自然的和人造的风景名胜，欣赏它们，惊叹不已。
51. C
52.A Vijayan记得好些年前，当他们坐在从伦敦到巴黎的欧洲之星列车上时，他感到多么不可思议。
53.D Vijayan 和 Mhana 还没有结束他们的冒险，他们的目标是看看整个世界。
54.D“生活是美好的。我们享受它！”是Vijayan简单的座右铭，它提醒我们所有人，无论我们面临什么挑战，有事竟成。
55. B
语法填空：
答案：56.hiking 57. pictures 58. the 59.relaxed 60. extremely 61.fr 62.t deal 63.pwerful 64.that/which 65. plan/am planning
写作：
（一）One pssible versin:
The Pwer f Sprts
Sprts benefit us in many aspects. There is n dubt that sprts can keep ur physical fitness, and thus enrich ur life and maintain ur psychlgical health. Sprts can als prmte scial changes by prviding a platfrm fr imprtant issues t be addressed.
Besides, sprts have a unique pwer t bring peple tgether and inspire greatness. Thrugh participatin,everyne can learn that n the playgrund they nt nly struggle fr themselves but als fight fr their dreams and teams. The spirit f sprts cnnects peple frm different natins and clrs, making the wrld a better place.
（二）续写
One pssible versin:
Just then, the babysitter came back with the kid. Seeing the kid safe and sund, everyne relaxed and stpped beating that dg. But they were cnfused as there were bld stains n its muth. All thught that dg harmed the little kid and it was his bld all ver its muth. They asked the babysitter what had happened. The babysitter tld them that a wlf was arund the huse when they left. It came inside t attack the kid but luckily the dg was there.
A fight brke ut between the dg and the wlf. With its teeth arund the wlf, the dg fught back t save the kid. It fught s hard that it almst killed that wlf. Meanwhile, the babysitter tk the kid inside fr safety and didn't cme ut. Everyne felt guilty fr beating that dg wh saved the kid by risking its wn life. The dg was still lying there, hurt all ver. Jimmy felt very srry fr that dg and gave it first aid immediately. Since then, the dg has becme his family member.
听力原文：
Text 1
M: I need a new phne. The battery life f my current ne is terrible. It nly lasts a few hurs. (1)
W: Yu shuld get ne like mine. It has a bright screen and an excellent camera.
Text 2
M: Hey, Mary! I haven’t seen yu in mnths! Als, is this yur dg?
W: James, lng time n see! Oh, n, this is my sister’s dg. I’m watching him fr the weekend.
M: Cl. Anyway, it’s great t see yu! (2)
Text 3
W: Thanks. Can yu leave the packages at the frnt gate, r d I need t sign fr them?
M: N, yu’re all set. I’m leaving tw bxes and an envelpe here fr yu. (3) Have a nice day!
Text 4 (推断题)
W: Here it cmes. Right n time. Well, Philip, enjy yurself at cllege.
M: Mm, I can’t be ging anywhere unless yu give me my train ticket.
W: Oh yes, srry, I’m nt thinking straight tday. (4)
Text 5
M: Yu already have a recrding studi. Let me be yur business manager, and I’ll make yu wrld-famus. (5)
W: Ww. Will yu help create the music als?
M: That’s n yu. I’ll take care f the rest.
Text 6
M: Hi, Mary.
W: Oh, hi Charles. There was a fire in my kitchen n Wednesday. (6)
M: I knw. Dad tld me n Thursday, (6) s I cme t see if yu need any help.
W: Well, I dn’t knw where t start. I dn’t knw wh t call fr repairs r hw t deal with insurance. And I dn’t have anywhere t ck my meals. (7)
M: OK, well, I’ve brught sme fd with me. Just help yurself.
W: Thank yu.
M: If yu dig ut yur insurance dcuments, I’ll read them and then call smene t start n the repairs.
Text 7
W: Is this where yu saw it, n this wall?
M: N, I was n my mrning walk with my sn and daughter. I sat n the wall, lking ver the grass, and I saw smething mving in the tree ver there. (8) (9)
W: And yu think it was the special bird? (8) (9) (10)
M: Yes, (8) (9) (10) my little girl lked it up n her phne and recgnized it. (10)
W: I can’t see anything nw. This kind f bird is usually arund in the afternn and early evening.
M: We shuld sit here fr a while. It might cme back.
Text 8 (第11题为推断题)
W: S, what are yu thinking fr lunch? We culd all g check ut the new Chinese restaurant dwn the street.
M: I dn’t think I can g ut tday. Janet asked me t make sme crrectins n my reprt and hand it t her by the end f the day. I’ll prbably have t wrk all thrugh my lunch break. (12)
W: Are yu sure? Yu have t eat smething.
M: Oh, I’ll be fine. I brught sme fruits frm hme, and there’re sme snacks in the lunchrm t.
W: Hw abut I rder sme delivery fr us tday? (13) Yu can eat at yur desk and wrk t. Then we can try that new place with everyne tmrrw. Des pizza sund gd? (13)
M: Yu’re the best! Pizza sunds great! (13)
Text 9 (第14题为总结题)
W: There’s n better way t celebrate my first Christmas than with yur family in New Yrk.
M: Yu’ve never celebrated Christmas in all the years yu’ve lived in the US? Plus, dn’t peple celebrate Christmas in Mrcc?
W: Every year I’ve lived in the US, I’ve been t busy with wrk. Sme peple celebrate it back hme in Mrcc, but my family nly fllwed ur culture’s traditinal hlidays.
M: Well, I can’t wait t shw yu that. But yu’ll have t accept staying in a crwded Manhattan apartment instead f a snwy cuntry huse with a yard.
W: Sunds fun, but hw crwded? And my biggest dream fr Christmas is t see snw. (15)
M: Hpefully, we will! There will be eight ther peple there. Plus, the tw f us. (16)
W: I feel bad that I can’t help yur parents ck. Will we g ut t d activities as a grup?
M: Our Christmas activities are at hme. Our favrites are watching Christmas films and singing sngs. After that, yu and I will explre the city tgether.
Text 10 (第17题为推断题)
Yu’re abut t finish high schl, and I want t explain what I did when I was yur age. I was lucky, at that time, that yur grandfather was s supprtive. My father always firmly believed in me — the same way that I believe in yu. That’s why, after graduating frm high schl in New Yrk, yur grandparents sent me n a trip t Asia t learn mre abut life. I landed in India as a fresh-faced 18-year-ld kid with endless curisity abut the wrld. (18) There, I wrked at a schl in exchange fr fd and a place t stay. Althugh I didn’t earn any mney, I was happy and learned s much abut life. Frm there, I flew t Australia and gt my first jb. This psitin wasn’t an ffice jb r anything fancy. I painted huses in the sun fr 12 hurs a day. (19) I’m telling yu this stry nt t encurage yu t have a similar experience, but t inspire yu t d as much as yu can in yur teens and early 20’s. (20) Yu’ll be glad yu did.( )
B.living
C.decisin
D.difference
( )

B.change
C.explre
D.supprt
( )
43.A. set aside
B. added up
C. gave ut
D. tk in
( )

B.adventures
C.failure
D.prpsals
( )

B.applying
C.cmpeting
D.saving
( )

C.curius
D. cncerned
( )

B.prtects
C.cnfuses
D.requires
( )

B.taste
C.sense
D.symbl
( )
49.A. at present
B. by chance
C. at first
D. by n means
( )
B.greenhuses
C.shps
D.rganizatins
( )
B.recmmending
C.admiring
D.recgnizing
( )
52. A.amazed
B.awkward
C. cnfident
D.frightened
( )

B.methd
C.wrk
D.gal
( )

B.rders
C.awards
D.reminds
( )
B.challenges
C.respnsibilities
D.directins