20090411
第二部分：英語知識運用（共兩節(jié), 滿分45分）
第一節(jié)：單項填空（共15小題，每小題1分，滿分15分）
從A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該選項的標(biāo)號涂黑。
21．Even
foreigners know that 2009 is the Year of the Ox in China．
A．/ B．the C．a(chǎn)n C．a(chǎn)
22．With so many approaches to study foreign languages，never
so much fun.
A．have learning been B．learning has been
C．has learning been D．learning have been
23．一Please keep off the grass．
一Sorry. I didn’t
the sign.
A．watch B．notice C．note D．realize
24．一Mom, will you be back
dinner before six o’clock?
―I’ll try to. But maybe a bit later than that.
A．during B．a(chǎn)t C．to D．for
25．―Remember the first time we met on the campus，Sharon?
―Of course，I do．You
a
lecture to the freshmen.
A．would give B．were giving C．gave D．a(chǎn)re giving
26．People must be familiar with this product，as they constantly
see it
on TV.
A．a(chǎn)dvertise B．a(chǎn)dvertising C．a(chǎn)dvertised D．to advertise
27．―Is there anything else I can do for you，Jack?
―No，thanks．I really appreciate
when you lent all your notes to me before the exam.
A．it B．one C．this D．that
28．一Mr. Smith，you are wanted on the phone．
―Thank you．
no one knows I’m here.
A．For B．And C．But D．So
29．Once formed，bad habits are hard to
.
A．get hold of B．get used to
C．get rid of D．get along with
30．Many fans have been waiting outside the hotel for hours
just
a look at the movie star.
A．have B．having C．had D．to have
31．―Have the traffic police caught the driver?
―Yes. He
only two hours after the accident occurred.
A．was caught B．caught C．has caught D．has caught
32．
is generally the case,
those who care for the weakest members of society are respected.
A．Which B．That C．What D．As
33．―Do you know where the headmaster is? I have something
urgent.
―Oh, he
have gone far, for his computer is still on in the office.
A．won’t B．mustn’t C．can’t D．wouldn’t
34．
she didn’t win the game，she was still happy
because she had made it into the finals．
A．As B．Although C．Because D．If
35．一Will you attend the Summer Course again in America this
year?
一
.You know, I don’t want
to put more financial pressure on my parents．
A．Not really
B．No problem
C．Don’t mention it D．I hope so
第二節(jié) 完型填空（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）
閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從36―55各題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上涂黑。
In April 2004，Sarah Culberson got a call she had spent nearly 30 years
waiting for．She was eating dinner with a friend at a 36
beachside cafe in Los Angeles and could 37
hear the person on the other 38 ―11,000 kilometers away in Africa．“This is your father
Joseph Konia
Kposowa，” said the voice．Sarah asked him to 39
,then hurried down the crowded street in 40 of a quiet place. She found it in a 41
store，among racks of dresses． “Please forgive me” 42
the caller. “I didn’t know how to find you.”
“Please forgive me，”Sarah replied．”I've been 43
you my whole life. But I’m not going to anymore.” Sarah，then twenty-eight，had had no previous 44
with her birth parents；she thought they wanted 45
that way．Her adoptive(收養(yǎng)的)parents in the USA，Jim and Judy Culberson，had 46
her what little they knew：her
47 father had been an
exchange student from Africa, 48 Salem College in West Virginia．He 49 a young white woman who worked at Wes Virginia
University. 50
, when she had a baby, they decided to give her up for adoption. The
couple separated, and Sarah’s father 51 to his homeland.
Now he was urging his 52
to come and visit. “As a member of a royal family,” he told her, “you
could be chief 53 some day.” At that moment, Sarah
knew her life had 54 forever. From now on, she would be
undoubtedly 55 to a small, war-damaged village
halfway across the globe.
36．A．quiet B．grand C．noisy D．busy
37．A．hardly B．clearly C．obviously D．curiously
38．A．end B．side C．street D．way
39．A．get on B．hold on C．move on D．come on
40．A．form B．front C．spite D．search
41．A．coffee
B．clothing C．shoe D．bread
42．A．comforted
B．begged C．forced D．encouraged
43．A．blaming
B．loving C．finding D．missing
44．A．information B．impression C．contact D．effect
45．A．them B．him C．her D．it
46．A．said B．a(chǎn)sked C．replied D．told
47．A．biological
B．natural C．a(chǎn)doptive D．normal
48．A．going
B．a(chǎn)ttending C．staying D．a(chǎn)pplying
49．A．dated
B．hated C．engaged D．found
50．A．However
B．Besides C．Though D．Suddenly
51．A．moved B．got C．reached D．returned
52．A．mother B．wife C．daughter D．girlfriend
53．A．there B．here C．a(chǎn)round D．close
54．A．lost B．made C．changed D．continued
55．A．a(chǎn)djusted
B．obliged C．connected D．contributed
第三部分：閱讀理解（共20小題，每題2分，滿分40分）
閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。
A
The
day before Thanksgiving in 2005，Kathy Sartore，married to photographer Joel Sartore，learned she had
breast cancer．“Cancer is a thief．It steals time，” Joel says. “But cancer can also be a blessing,
an amazing experience that forces us to set things right．My work had made me a
stranger to my three kids. With Kathy sick，I knew it was time to stay put for a
while．” So Joel stayed close to home．He started
photographing endangered species in his hometown zoo．Then he took his
portable studio down the road to the Omaha Zoo． “My interest in endangered species
started when，as a child，l saw a picture of Martha, the last passenger pigeon，” Joel explains. “She
died at the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914．A zoologist once described flocks(鳥群)flying at 60 miles
an hour，darkening the skies for days at a time．And there she was，the last bird．I’ve never forgotten
that”
Kathy
has beaten cancer，but Joel’s work continues．So far．He’s photographed more than 1,200 endangered
species．Among his photographs，you’ll see a little pigmy rabbit named Bryn. She
died not long after the picture was made．Now the pigmy rabbit population is no more．Joel hopes his work
will help prevent this from happening to other animals．Since that memorial
day in 2005，Joel has learned how to combine his passion for his family
with his passion for photography．”Kathy’s cancer made me realize how little time any of us
really has,” he says．Time，our most precious currency, is the most valuable thing we
humans can spend．
56．The underlined phrase “stay put’’ in Paragraph 1 probably
means‘‘
“.
A．stay somewhere B．go around
C．come back D．keep away
57．What attracted Joel Sartore in his childhood was
.
A．his hometown zoo B．species dying out
C．some rare rabbits D．some of Martha’s
pictures
58．Joel Sartore managed to
after Thanksgiving in 2005．
A．help his wife in her
work B．save some endangered
species
C．quit his job for his
family D．balance his family
life and work
59．Which of the following can be used to describe Joel’s
attitude toward life?
A．Positive． B．Negative． C．Ambitious. D．Desperate．
B
Knowing
she would have to spend $14,000 on a place to live during her two-year study at
Yale University, Elizabeth Tumbull decided to get creative．The 26-year-old
graduate student majoring in environmental studies built a house and decided to
bring it with her to Yale．It is just 2.5m
wide and 5.5m long． “Well，if 1 have$14，000 1 am going to
spend on living space any way, is there something more creative I can do with
it?”Turnbull told
a US newspaper．She is talking with the university about suitable places
for her “Tiny House”．Turnbull said she is optimistic she’ll find a spot that is safe and convenient．In a university where
students concern as much about
environmental protection as they do about grades, Turnbull believes her “green”
house will be welcomed.
Tumbull
expects to light the house and power her cellphone and computer with the energy
from the three solar panels(太陽能板)on the surface of her new home．That’s totally free
clean energy．The house has a recyclable roof and uses recycled sailboat
sails for the ceiling． “The Tiny House has taken me by the hand
and led me through the process of building it，” she said．“You know when you
are doing something and the process takes over? Your arms are moving because
the project has almost got inside your body and told you what to do?”
Gordon
Geballe，a lecturer at Yale，said Turnbull’s house would be a symbolic
statement，but it would also provide useful information，which he expects will
become more common． “I’m not sure everyone will live in a
tiny house，but a lot of people will live in a small house．So the kinds of
things she will learn will be useful to engineers and architects and homeowners．”
60．Turnbull will go to study at Yale University
with
.
A．her self-made house B．a(chǎn) new machine
C．a(chǎn) small sailboat D．a(chǎn) sum of $14,000
61．Turbull expects to
.
A．get good grades at
university B．build a house all by
herself
C．find a suitable place
for her house D．become a lecturer at
Yale
62．The power for Turnbull’s computer and mobile phone will
probably come from
.
A．a(chǎn) power station B．batteries
C．solar energy D．running water
63．In the passage Turnbull is described as a .
A．proud graduate B．lovely freshman
C．troublesome girl D．creative student
C
The
holiday’s upon us. Finally, after months of study, you have some time to
yourself. So, why not read a book? Well，some people will say, “Why bother with books? We
have the Internet and other media that offer a lot more colorful entertainment．Books are history!”
But don’t be fooled．There’s still a lot to be said for reading．
One
clear reason is that a well―chosen book is a wonderful source of vocabulary, so
long as you have a good dictionary, of course．Believe me，it's far easier to get new English words and
phrases from a book or article than it is from the TV or the Internet．
But
an even more important point is that books give you something that modern media
simply can not．The average webpage is picture―heavy and the text is
often designed to make it as easy to
read as possible．While “easy” may be attractive，unfortunately it's of
little use for any long―term development of reading skills and the general language
level．For that，there’s still no substitute(替代品)of a book．
But
perhaps the best single reason is that simply choosing what you read and doing
it independently means that it's something you do by and for yourself．You can choose what
you want to read．It's hard work，but somewhere down the line，you’ll find that what
once seemed like a duty is now a pleasure．We asked three bookworms―an English teacher, a
book editor and a film critic―to pick some favorite reads for you．
64．How many reasons for reading a book does the author mention
in the passage?
A．One． B．Two． C．Three D．Four
65．According to this passage，we basically need a in
reading．
A．computer B．dictionary
C．notebook D．pencil
66．In the author’s opinion．reading on the Internet may
.
A．develop long-term
reading skills B．improve the general
language ability
C．not take the place of
reading books D．be an effective way
of reading
67．The passage is written mainly to
.
A．share the pleasure of
reading books
B．a(chǎn)dvise readers to
read books
20090411 D．help readers to
choose good books D We
found lots of reasons for keeping our little orchestra（管弦樂隊）going. First and
foremost, there was the complete pleasure of playing music with others. Music
made with others is music shared. Like all cooperative activities, it brings
people together. This
can bring about unexpected effects．Amateur(業(yè)余的)orchestras are good places for romance and ours
was no exception．It soon became obvious to us that two members were enjoying
each other’s company．At the right time there was a wedding and now there is a
child．Other romances have developed and may come to something． But
there is much more to it than that．Music has restoring powers，not only for players
but also for those who listen．Members of our orchestra have been astonished at how even
our bad playing can give pleasure to our audiences．Perhaps even badly
played music comforts and inspires and may even do so more powerfully than well―completed
performances．This may be because the listener knows that the music is
being made by somebody just like him or her．Or it may be that the audience of an amateur
orchestra merely sympathizes(同情)． My
experience of playing in an amateur orchestra has persuaded me，as an author，to write a novel
about a woman who forms a small orchestra in troubled times and gives a concert
for peace．It works，as music often does，even if badly played．The concert takes
place．Peace breaks out．Music can change the world，just as it can change
an individual life．And usually that change is for the better． 68．The underlined sentence in Paragraph 2 probably means
. A．our orchestra is also
a good place for romance
B．our orchestra is
actually quite professional C．our members are all
amateurs players D．our cooperative
activity is very successful 69．What made the players surprised was that audiences
. A．were easy to cheat C．were all music lovers B．didn’t know music
well D．understood them well 70．Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A．Well-completed
concerts are not welcomed． B．Playing in an
orchestra can bring good health． C．The author played
music very well． D．Music can bring good
changes to life． 71．Which of the following can be the best title for the
passage? A．Well-played Music B．Music Has No
Boundaries C．Play Badly，Play Gladly D．Enjoy Peaceful Music E Three readers wrote to us after reading the article in the
last issue:
It’s hard to
believe that I have more than I can ever eat when kids all over the world
are going to sleep tonight with empty stomachs．The world food supply has been stretched
so far that farmers now have to start changing to correct the mistakes of
their grandparents．After
reading the article，I feel like
we can do something．Scientists
and farmers working together can solve the eroding(侵蝕)earth
problems，from simple
techniques to more advanced ones being tested in the Brazilian rain forest． JERRAD GRIDER Concord, California
Sustainable(可持續(xù)的)food security is perhaps the most
important issue facing humans． Our present agricultural practices must be discussed if we are
to feed the rising population in rapidly rising energy costs．However，1 was
amazed that your article did not mention organic farming，the only
widely used commercial technique that ensures that soils are enriched in a suitable way．Also，you didn’t mention the huge carbon
footprint(碳足跡)of chemical
fertilizers． Organic farming is already working to solve many of the problems
raised in the article． HENRY GODFREY Bristol, England
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The article on
soil provided timely information about the dangerous realities of soil degradation(退化)．However，I was disappointed that there was no serious discussion of the surprising population growth and the demands for living space as
a result．Yes，more mouths to feed means more farming―and more pressure on the already pressed soil．But besides taking out the soil’s nutrients to feed so many human bodies，the need for housing also means further development of land，which means more lost soil，more pollution，and less
food． JUSTIN VAN KLEECK Charlottesville．Virginia 72．In what way does Jerrad Grider present the problem of food
shortage? A．By describing the
situation of farming． B．By having pity on
starving children worldwide． C．By mentioning the
mistakes made in the past． D．By introducing the
techniques used in Brazil 73．What other problems does Henry Godfrey think should be
discussed? A．Energy costs and
rising population B．Organic farming and
carbon footprint． C．Chemical fertilizers
and farming practices． D．Food security and
commercial techniques． 74．The third letter emphasizes
. A．soil degradation B．food supply C．1and management D．population growth 75．We may conclude that the article mentioned in the three
letters probably focuses on
. A．soil problems B．food security C．population explosion D．world development 第Ⅱ卷（共35分） 注意事項： 用黑色碳素筆將答案答在答題卡上。答在試卷上的答案無效， 第四部分：寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分） 第一節(jié) 短文改錯（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分） 此題要求改正所給短文中的錯誤.對標(biāo)題號的每一行做出判斷：如無錯誤，在該行右邊的橫線上劃（√）；如有錯誤（每行只有一個錯誤），則按下列情況改正： 此行多一個詞：把多余的詞用斜線（\）劃掉，在該行右邊橫線上寫出該詞，并也用斜線劃掉。 此行缺一個詞：在缺詞處加一個漏字符號（^），在該行右邊橫線上寫出該加的詞。 此行錯一個詞：在錯的詞下劃一橫線，在該行右邊橫線上寫出改正后的詞。 注意：原行沒有錯的不要改。 Last Sunday I am walking to the Green Lake Park when 76． I met foreign visitor who seemed to be lost. I
tried to help 77． him but I found we has difficulty in understand
each other 78． because of my poorly English. Just at that
moment, a tall 79． young lady came to our help. He spoke very good
English. 80． With her help, the foreigner finally found the
way but 81． I learned some English as well. After he left,
the foreigner 82． thanked to us for our kindness. I was very
excited that day. 83． This experience have made me realize that
English is really 84． useful and worth learning. I will work harder at
it. 85． 第二節(jié) 書面表達(dá)（滿分25分） 假定你是李華，原定星期六下午6：00到機場接你的外國朋友Peter，但你因事去不了，已請朋友代接。請根據(jù)以下要點寫一封電子郵件給Peter說明情況。 1．表示歉意； 2．說明原因； 3．接機安排； 4．另約時間拜訪他。 注意： 1．詞數(shù)100左右； 2．可以適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文連貫； 3．開頭語已為你寫好。 Dear Peter, I’m
very delighted that you are coming here for the holiday.
Your, LiHua 選擇題答案 1―75 ACBCB CABBA CCBCA ABCCA ACBDB CACCD ADCBA CAABD
BBACD DABAA DCBCC ABDAA CCDCB CBADD CBBDA 第四部分： 第一節(jié)： 76．a(chǎn)m―was
77．在foreign前加a
78．understand―understanding 79．poorly―poor
80．He―She
81．but―and
82．After―Before 83．去掉to
84．have―has 85．正確 五、 One possible Version Dear Peter, I’m
very delighted that you are coming here for the holiday. But unfortunately I
will not be able to meet you at the airport as we planned, as I will be hosting
a speech contest at that time. I’m terribly sorry about that. But I have asked
my best friend to go to the airport at 6:00 on Saturday afternoon to meet you.
He will be a the airport when you arrive, holding a board with your name on it.
Then he will take you by taxi to the hotel where we have booked a room for you.
I will call you later to arrange some other time for us to get together. Wish
you a pleasant journey. And I’m looking forward to seeing you soon. Yours, truly, LiHua 聽力材料錄音部分: Text 1: M: Nice day, isn't it? The sun is shining
brightly. W: Yes. But it's not hot. After all, it's autumn
already. Text 2: W: Jack, are you going to play tennis with us
today? M: I promised Bill I'd go swimming with him. Text 3: W: This is the third time you've been late for work this
week, Robert. You'll have to be punctual, or I will have to let you go. M: I'm sorry. It won't happen again. Text 4: M: I need some stamps and some envelopes as
well. W: Will you step right over there to the second
window, please? Text 5: M: How's your salad? Is it good? W: Yes, it's nice and fresh. Is yours good, too? M: No, mine is rather tasteless. Text 6: M: Hello, Marian. W: Hi, Peter! What a surprise! What are you
doing here? M: Oh, I was just passing. Our shop is under repair this
afternoon and I have a half-day off. Would you like a ride in my car? W: I'd love to, but I've got classes from two to four. I'm
studying at this community college. Would you like me to give you a tour of the
college? M: No, thank you. Maybe next time. Do you always
come on your bicycle? W: No, not always. When it rains, I come by bus. M: Do you have to work long hours here? W: No, we don't. We start at nine, and finish at four. And
we have an hour for lunch from one to two. Good heavens! It's about time. I
must hurry. I'm going to be late for my class. Goodbye. M: Bye! See you later. Text 7: M: When are you leaving for that seaside town,
Mary? W: I'm not sure yet, but maybe I should leave Friday after
work. It's a long drive. But I'd rather get there late Friday than mid
Saturday. We only have three days off this time. M: How long does it take to get there? W: Five or six hours. M: Say you leave at 4：30 pm，right after work，then you’ll be there
around nine or ten. W: I suppose so．And we could still have a good night’s sleep． M: What about clothes? What are you going to
take? W: Mostly shorts and T-shirts． M: I’m afraid it will be a bit cold at night at
the seaside． W: Maybe．Then I should take a sweater or a light coat，just in case． M: Have a pleasant trip．Have fun! Text 8: M：Hello! Is that Ann? W：Yes．Who’s that? M：This is Mike．How are things with you? W：Oh, not bad，but I’ve been kept busy these days． M：How come? You’ve finished all your exams，haven’t you? W：Yes，but I've got lots of other things to do．1 have to help my little
sister with her foreign language．She has difficulty with the pronunciation of some French
words． M：That can be hard．You see，I’m calling to ask you to go to the cinema with
me this evening There’s a new film． W：That sounds nice．but 1’m
afraid 1 can’t go with you．A friend of mine is coming from the south and I have to go to the
railway station to meet him this evening． M：What a pity! How about the weekend then? W：I’m sorry, but I’ve arranged to go to an art exhibition
with my parents．We’re all very interested in art，you know．Maybe we could go
next week． M：When will you be available then? W：Monday evening would be good．Does that suit you? M： I think so． Text 9: M：Excuse me… W：Yes．sir? What can I do for you? M：1 think I left my coat on the train this morning． W：Which train did you take? M：I came from Southampton． W：Ah, a coat．Let me look in the book．Wait a minute．Radio…h(huán)at，book，handbag…Ah，here’s coat．Can you please describe your coat，sir? M：Well, it's a thick coat with a zipper and two pockets． W：What color is the coat，sir? M： Dark Grey． W：Then this isn’t your coat，sir．This one is black．But don’t worry, sir．We’ll see whether we
have found other coats．Now here’s a second coat and it's grey. Is there anything
in the pockets? M：Yes, there is some money, some letters and my passport． W：Passport? You can’t afford to lose that． M：Yes you know, I’ve been looking for it all morning，on the bus，in my friend’s car… W：You are lucky, sir．This is your coat．We’ve put a number on it．Sixty-seven．I’ll go and get it
for you． M：Oh, thank you very much． Text 10： 1 am sure almost every one
of you looked at your watch or clock before you came to class today. Watches
and clocks are very important in our lives，but they were seldom seen in the United States before the 1850s．In the late 1700s，people did not know
the exact time unless they were near a clock．There were delightful clocks on the squares of
some European towns built for the public. After all，most people didn’t
have enough money to buy their own watches or clocks．In the 1 800s in Europe and the United States，the main purpose of a
watch was to show others how wealthy you were．By then，with the rapid industrial development in the
United States，measuring time had become very important since
industrialization made it possible to produce large numbers of watches and clocks in factories．They became very
cheap，and “being on time” gradually came into the language and our lives
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