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注意事项：
1. 本试卷共七大题，满分100分（不含听力口语30分）、考试用时100分钟；
2. 答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考点名称、考场号、座位号用0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔填写在答题卡和对应的位置上，并认真校对条形码上的准考号、姓名是否与本人相符合；
3. 考试范围：译林版Unit 5-6。
4. 难度系数：0.65。
5．考生务必保持答题卡的整洁，考试结束时，将答题卡交回。
第I卷（客观题 共45分）
第一部分 完形填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
Telephnes are easy fr us t keep in tuch with each ther. But smetimes it is 1 . Mrs. Lu is my neighbr. Generally speaking, she is very kind and friendly. She has many friends and likes talking with them n the phne.
One day she was 2 when the telephne rang. She hurried t answer it withut turning the gas (煤气) ff. It was ne f her ld 3 . They haven’t met each ther since they graduated frm cllege. As a result, bth f them were 4 and they had t many things t say. They talked and talked, and Mrs. Lu 5 the pan (锅). N ne nticed hw much time had passed, when suddenly, Mrs. Lu smelt smething bad, and she saw much smke cming ut f the kitchen. She was afraid f it. She 6 away the telephne, and rushed int the kitchen. She fund the pan was n fire! She cvered the pan t put dwn the fire as 7 as pssible, preventing it frm spreading further. 8 , she did it in time. She was s afraid that her heart raced rapidly. Frm then n, she remembers t turn ff the gas befre she 9 .
An accident can happen anywhere any time. It is very imprtant fr us t 10 safely.
1．A．hardB．hurtC．crazyD．bad
2．A．sleepingB．ckingC．singingD．drinking
3．A．habitsB．ideasC．friendsD．dreams
4．A．angryB．hungryC．excitedD．humrus
5．A．brkeB．burntC．frgtD．washed
6．A．putB．threwC．gaveD．kept
7．A．quietlyB．snC．quicklyD．gently
8．A．LuckilyB．LikelyC．UnluckilyD．Unlikely
9．A．talksB．thinksC．cksD．leaves
10．A．liveB．ckC．answerD．learn
第二部分 阅读理解（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）
请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
11．Which number shuld yu call if yu have infrmatin abut Sherman?
A．8432435B．7768935C．8979916D．8432683
12．What can we learn abut Lla?
A．She is a Scttish dg.B．She likes strangers very much.
C．She has a yellw-brwn tail.D．She went missing n Nv. 12.
13．What is the passage prbably frm?
A．A daily newspaper.B．A travel guide.
C．A stry bk.D．A science reprt.
B
“Oh bys, bys, dn’t thrw stnes at that pr bird,” said an ld gray-headed man.
“Why, sir,” said a little by, “she makes such a scream, that we can’t bear her.” “Yes, but she uses the vice which Gd gave her. And it is prbably as pleasant t her friends as yurs is t thse wh lve yu. Besides, I am afraid the stne will rebund(弹回), and hurt yu as lng as yu live!”
“Rebund! We dn’t understand yu, sir!” “Well, cme and I will tell yu a stry.” “Is it a true stry?” “Yes. Every wrd is true.”
“Fifty years ag, I was a by like yu. I used t thrw stnes, and as I had n ther by very near me t play with, I threw them till I became very accurate(精确的) in my aim.”
“One day I went t wrk fr an aged cuple named Hamiltn. They were very kind t everybdy and everything. Few peple had s many birds making their nests under huses. Few had s many pets that seemed t lve the cuple.”
“Fr seven years a bird had cme. After the lng winter, the bird built her nest in the same place and raised her yung nes there. She had just returned n the day that I went there t wrk.”
“During the day, I thught I wuld try my skill upn her. She sat upn a stick near her nest, and lked at me trustfully. I fund a nice stne and threw it with my best skill.”
“It sht the bird n the head, and she drpped dead!”
“I was srry as sn as I saw her fall. But the deed was dne. All day lng her mate flew abut, and was s sad that he made my heart ache. Why had I taken a life s inncent, and hurt the pr mate s deeply?”
“I said nthing t the ld cuple abut it. But, thrugh a grandchild, they fund it ut. Thugh they never said a wrd t me n the matter, they murned the bird and buried it. I culd never lk them in the face afterwards. Oh, I had tld them hw srry I was!”
“They have been dead many, many years. But dn’t yu see hw that stne rebunded and hit me? Hw deep it made upn my memry! Hw deep upn my cnscience(良知)! Why, my dear bys, Hw I want t give a great deal tday if I culd d smething fr that deed!”
“Fr fifty years I have carried it in my memry! I have never spken f it befre. Yet if what I have nw said shall prevent yu frm thrwing a stne that may rebund and deeply hurt yur cnscience. I shall be very cheerful. ”
The bys at nce drpped the stnes they had in their hands.
14．The ld gray-headed man tried t stp the bys by ________.
A．giving them ice creamsB．helping them enjy the vice f the birds
C．telling them a true stry f his friendD．telling them his wn stry
15．The ld gray-headed man felt srry fr fifty years because ________.
A．he had t wrk fr the aged cupleB．he carried the stry in his memry
C．he sht the bird t death by her nestD．he didn’t tell the deed t the cuple
16．The stne rebunded n the ld man’s ________.
A．bdyB．cnscienceC．headD．grandchild
17．We can infer(推断) frm the last sentence that ________.
A．the bys ran away and wuld nt cme back
B．the bys culdn’t get nice stnes frm then n
C．the bird nw had n mre truble frm the bys
D．the bird nw wuld stay in her nest fr the rest life
C
When Ariel rde her bike t the riverside, she saw a beautiful swan lying near the riverside. Ariel wrked at the Wild Bird Fund rehab centre（康复中心）and knew that swans culd be aggressive. S she shuld be careful t prevent herself frm being hurt. But as she went near this ne, she fund that it was badly hurt. “I shuld help it, r it will die.” she thught.
Ariel put her jacket ver the bird’s hand t keep it calm first. She picked it up sftly, and held it in her arms. And then she thught, “What shuld I d nw? ” Her best chice was t take the swan t the rehab centre, but that was acrss the river and n the ther side f the city. Hw was she ging t take a 17-pund swan n her bike all that way?
Luckily, when sme drivers saw her, they were willing t ffer her, her bike and the swan a ride t a nearby undergrund statin. Ariel called the rehab centre n the way, and then an animal-care manager picked her up at anther undergrund statin. When they gt t the centre, the manager checked and treated（治疗）the swan. They tk gd care f the swan.
Nw, the bird makes many swan friends in the centre, and it is enjying a happy life. It’s really a happy ending. “If an animal needs help, I wuld like t d whatever I can. I always feel happy t d this,” Ariel said.
18．What des the underlined wrd “aggressive” prbably mean in paragraph 1?
A．Ready t hurt thers.B．Easy t take care f.
C．Pssible t run away.D．Interesting t play with.
19．The swan was lying near the riverside because ________.
A．it needed a restB．it waited fr friends
C．it was badly hurtD．it was trapped nearby
20．Paragraph 3 mainly tells us ________.
A．the swan was very happy in the rehab centre
B．sme peple were willing t save the swan tgether
C．Ariel knew hw t lk after the swan very well
D．the driver sent the swan t an animal-care manager
21．Which wrd can beat describe Ariel?
A．Generus.B．Hard-wrking.C．Kind.D．Humrus.
D
There are mre than 50 billin hneybees flying arund ur farms and neighbrhds every summer. We take care f them s that they can take care f us by helping many f ur crps grw.
But hneybees aren’t the nly bees in twn.
Peple frm England brught the first hneybees t Nrth America in 1622. But thse Eurpean hneybees arrived t a land that was already filled with wild bees, mre than 4,000 kinds f them. Sme f thse wild bee kinds are bumblebees (大黄蜂). Bumblebees are prbably ur mst famus wild bees, and they are the same as hneybees in many ways. They live in grups and they are active all summer lng. But mst wild bees are pretty different. Many f them live their lives alne. In these kinds, each female is a hardwrking single mm wh builds her wn nest, usually in a wd tunnel r undergrund cave, lays her wn eggs, and wrks alne t feed her babies.
Mre than 80% f all plant kinds depend n animals t mve their pllen (花粉) frm flwer t flwer. This way, called pllinatin, is hw these plants grw.
All kinds f animals play an imprtant rle in pllinatin: butterflies, mths, flies, ants, even birds and bats, but bees are the best pllinatrs ut there.
And while hneybees get mst f the attentin, wild bees can be just as useful, smetimes even mre s.
Sme f these relatinships have develped ver millins f years, and the survival f each partner depends n the ther.
22．What is Paragraph One mainly abut?
A．Hneybees are everywhere in the U. S. all year rund.
B．The farmers in the U. S. are bred with t many hneybees.
C．Hneybees are useless t the farmers in the U. S.
D．Lts f hneybees in the U. S. help with the crps’ grwth.
23．What des the underlined wrd “they” refer t?
A．Eurpean hneybees.B．American bumblebees.
C．American hneybees.D．Eurpean wild bees.
24．Which animal can help mve the pllen mst?
A．ButterfliesB．Bats.C．Bees.D．Mths.
25．Frm the passage, we knw that ________.
A．bees are active all summer lng
B．the first hneybees were frm Nrth America
C．male wild bees are the mst hardwrking
D．mst plant kinds mve their pllen n their wn
第三部分 信息还原（共5小题：每小题1分，满分5分）
请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项。
As we all knw, animals are imprtant in ur daily life. Fr example, dgs can be gd helpers t human. What abut mnkeys? 26 Yes. They can d a great jb, t. Mnkeys can help disabled peple live a better life just as dgs d.
27 One difference is that mnkeys live lnger than dgs d. This means that a mnkey’s “childhd” is als lnger than a dg’s. S it may take them fur t six years befre they are ready t begin training. It’s said that it is almst as much wrk as raising a yung child!
After mnkeys begin training, they usually take abut a year t learn enugh tasks’ t be gd helpers. 28 Fr example, if a persn wants t have the lights turned n, he r she may give the rder “sun”. 29 The mnkey will knw what its wner wants when it hears these rders, and it will cmplete the tasks.
As the mnkeys get better at cmpleting their tasks, they learn new and mre difficult nes. 30
Can yu imagine that in the future sme disabled peple keep mnkeys as their pets and at the same time the mneys can help them t make their life easier?
A．Sme mnkeys can even learn hw t use a cmputer!
B．Mnkeys can play with peple when they are free.
C．Can they als help human?
D．One imprtant thing that they need t learn is hw t fllw rders.
E．If the wner has drpped smething, he r she might say “fetch”.
F．Likes dgs, mnkeys need lts f training t be human helpers.
G．Unlike dgs, mnkeys dn’t need lts f training t be human helpers.
第II卷(主观题共55分)
第四部分 词汇运用（共13小题；每小题1分，满分13分）
第一节 根据下列句子所给汉语注释或首字母，在答题卡标有题号的横线上，写出空缺处各单词的正确形式，每空限填一词。
31．We all knw that practice makes (完美的).
32．Jack didn’t sing s (清晰地) as Bb in the singing cmpetitin.
33．Our parents ften (提供) cmfrtable envirnment at hme fr us. We shuld be thankful fr them.
34．We will meet next Mnday t (讨论) the prject again.
35．We all knw that “Old habits d hard.”
36．Wh knws the r f yesterday’s basketball match between Grade 1 and 2?
37．D yu like t s yur apples with yur friend?
38．I arrived 10 minutes late, s I missed the b f the film.
第二节 从方框中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，使短文内容完整正确。
Shijiu Lake is famus fr its birds. Every Nvember, ver 1,000 swans fly here t rest. They stay here fr 39 five mnths and leave in March. They fly between Suth China and Nrth China every year. It is amazing that these birds can fly such a lng distance and they never 40 . Our bilgy teacher says they 41 with the special abilities.
Old peple say the lake is a gift fr humans frm nature. They say the lake can als hld water s they can 42 flds. Our gegraphy teacher says that with the lake, extreme（极端）weather will 43 less damage（损害） and lss. In this way, nt nly birds and fish, humans are als living under its prtectin.
第五部分 短文填空（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
There are many wetlands in China and sme f them have becme imprtant nature reserves. The Chinese Yellw Sea Wetlands are amng them. They are in Yancheng, Jiangsu Prvince. They are hme t many different kinds f birds and animals. What’s mre, the wrld’s 44 (large) nature reserve fr milu deer is als there. Mre than 700 milu deer live 45 (happy) there.
The temperature in the wetlands is nt t high r t lw. There 46 (be) a lt f rain and sunshine t. The wetlands are really gd places fr wildlife. We prtect wetlands because they can 47 (prvide) fd and hme fr sme special kinds f animals and birds.
Wetlands are imprtant because they als prevent flds frm 48 (happen). But sme peple want t change the wetlands 49 (make) mre space fr farms and buildings. Sn this 50 (lead) t fewer and fewer living 51 (area) fr wildlife. Luckily mre and mre peple begin t knw the 52 (imprtant) f wetlands and wildlife. Every year, n February 2nd, we can invite many peple 53 (jin) in many activities t tell peple mre abut wetlands arund the wrld.
第六部分 阅读表达（共3小题；1题2分，2题2分，3题3分，满分7分）
请认真阅读下面短文，用英语回答短文后的问题。
“Were the birds n the ice ducks r geese (鹅)?” Cruz, 11, and Anthny, 12, culdn’t agree. There was nly ne way t find ut. S n a cld January evening, the tw friends tk a risk nt the frzen lake near their hmes.
“First, we threw a stne nt the ice t test it. We thught it wuld hld ur weight. Then we stepped n it,” Cruz said. Anthny went first. He tk a few steps, then... He fell thrugh the seemingly frzen ice!
Cruz rushed t help his friend. The lake “ate” him, t. Cruz managed t lift himself ut f the freezing water and nt sme ice. He then tried t wrk his way tward Anthny. But the ice didn’t hld, and he fell in again. This time, he culdn’t get ut.
The bys were up t their necks in icy water and quickly lsing feeling in their arms and legs. Cruz had a sense that he was ging t die.
Anthny’s lder sister had seen all this and started shuting fr help. Jhn Lavin, a neighbr driving nearby, heard her. He quickly pulled ver. He caught a nearby flat (浮板), kicked ff his shes. and ran int the water, clearing his way thrugh the ice with his free hand. “It was kind f a ‘Hulk smash’.” Lavin later jked.
Lavin made his way t pull the bys back t land. They were taken t the hspital immediately. The dctr said their five-minute stay in the water made their bdy temperature drp nearly ten degrees. Luckily, the bys gt well sn. They admire their fearless neighbr just as Hulk, ne f the Marvel Superheres.
54．In which seasn did the stry happen?

55．Why did Cruz and Anthny walk nt the frzen lake?

56．Wuld yu take a risk when yu try t find ut the truth? Why r why nt?

第七部分 书面表达（共1题；满分25分）
57．在当今世界，很多稀有动物都濒临灭绝。在我国，老虎是重点保护动物，请根据以下表格所提供的信息，以“Tigers are in danger”为题，写一篇英文短文。
要求：
1. 文中必须包含所有要点，不能逐条翻译，可开展思路，适当发挥；
2. 文中不能出现真实校名、人名和其它真实信息；
3. 条理清晰、字迹工整，词数80词左右。
Tigers are in danger
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Lst dg
He’s 5 years ld. His name is Sherman. He is very sweet. He will cme t yu when yu call him. He is wearing a black cllar. Lst since Oct. 6.
Call Grace n 7768935 if yu see him. There will be a reward f $200.
Lst pet
She is a Scttish Fld cat. Her name is Lla. She has yellw-brwn eyes. She is nt friendly with strangers. She is 7 years ld. She went missing n Nv. 12 at the Central Square.
Call 8979916 fr any infrmatin. Thank yu.
Missing Lucy
She is white and 11 years ld. She is a service dg. She is friendly. But she might run away frm strangers. Lst since Nv. 20.
Please call 8432435 r 8432683 if yu see her. There is a reward f $300.
lead t, prevent, get lst, nearly, are brn
外貌
大而强壮；黑条纹（dark stripes）；……
性格特点
跑得快，擅长捕捉其它动物；
生存现状
猎人捕杀；没有足够的食物；……
拯救措施
减少森林砍伐；……。