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3.第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）20L
5301.It isnot onlyblind menwho makesuch stupidmistakes.People whocan seesometimes act.A.just foolishlyB.less foolishlyC.as foolishlyD.so foolishly
2.—Professor Liis wantedon thephone.Where ishe--I sawhim coming,but in a minute,he•A.will disappearB.has disappearedC.disappears D.disappeared
3.It wasnteasy havingmy friendstalk about their freshmanyears I wasnt apart of.A.whom B.whenC.that D.what
4.At school,it isessential thatevery childequally regardlessof familybackground.A.treating B.treated C.be treatedD.is treated一
5.Will itcost a lot to be anexchange student一,but youcan applyfor scholarshipand studentloan.A.I wouldimagine soB.Youve gotme thereC.By allmeans D.Fm withyou onthat
6.Scientists haveintroduced anew modelof3D printer,differs from the existingones incertain aspects.A.as B.which C.who D.that
7.I wishI herthe newsand thenshe wouldntbe worriednow.A.dont tellB.didnt tellC.havent toldD.hadnt told
8.Video gamescan bea poorinfluence ifin thewrong hands.A.to leaveB.leaving C.leaveD.left
9.The documentfilm nextweek aimsat introducinglocal culturesto the world.A.released B.being releasedC.to bereleased D.having beenreleased
10.While workingin Kunming,he checkedthe weathereach morningfor monthshe realizedit would be thesameevery day.A.when B.afterC.before D.since
11.In fact,most ofus wouldthe consequencesof stupiddecisions takenby（棚屋）the gardenshed Mr.Green didnot3,as heknew hewould beno matchin afight with the man.Theburglar triedto cycleaway,but the4on thebike wereflat soit wasdifficult toride.He kept5the bicycle/9said Mr.Green,uatleast threeor fourtimes.6the manhad fled,Mr.Green called the police.When theyarrived,officers askedhim to7the man,but insteadhe8to drawthem apicture.“When Mr.Green starteddrawing/9said oneof thepolice officers,knew whothe9was.In fact,Mr.Green hadworked formore than20years indaily（漫画）newspapers,doing caricaturesof Australianfootballers.had no_10in rememberingthe mansface becausehe was so11to me.he said.（素描）Police searchedin theneighborhood with the sketchof theburglar andfound him12half an hour.The（袭击）.cartoon was a perfect13of theburglar.The34-year-old manwas tobe14with theft,burglary and assault Andthe15bike waslater foundin aroad nearby.Police believedthat thiswas thefirst timethey have16caught asuspect with a17sketch,A seniorpolice officersaid thatin the pastsome18had usedtheir mobile phones to take19at crimescenes,but theyhad notbeen as
20.A.warned B.pushed C.led D.caughtIN、2A.mobilephoneB.wallet C.picture D.bicycle、3A.resist B.refuse C.withdraw D.obey、4A.wires B.wheels C.tyres D.parts、5A.falling offB.moving awayC.dropping onD.putting aside、6A.Since B.Before C.After D.While、7A.identify B.name C.draw D.describe、8A.offered B.promised C.stopped D.continued、9A.owner B.burglar C.rider D.footballer、10A.reason B.point C.difficulty D.interest11A.dangerous B.friendly C.close D.strange、12A.among B.within C.beyond D.over、13A.partner B.likeness C.pair D.model、14A.charged B.met C.punished D.supplied、15A.missing B.broken C.new D.flat、16A.even B.never C.ever D.still、、17A.beautiful B.professional C.pencil D.cartoon18A.criminals B.officers C.painters D.victims、19A.actions B.photographs C.messages D.emails、20A.exact B.smooth C.skillful D.effective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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27.15Any birdthat crossedhis pathwouldbeeaten byRex,a Germanshepherd.Rexl,rescue fromhis（）previous shelter,where he was goingtobeput downafter abiting incident.Last year,he2,eventual arrived at PuritonHorseand AnimalRescue.Geraldine wasa gooseabandoned byowners whocould no longer putup3・her.She wasntexactly thepicture of
4.（）warm,either,when shearrivedat the sameshelter threemonths ago.The dogand thegoose wereindividually givenlabelslike crueland dangerous.Neither seemedparticularly harmoniouswith humansor evenmembers of their ownspecies.（）But whenthe two5,annoy creatureswere offereda chance to hangout together,something magicalhappened.They（）chased eachother whenfirst6,introduce,but Geraldinestood upfor herselfand thatwas that.They justfell inlove witheachother.（）“I’ve beendoing rescuework since1997and seenall
7.kind ofstrange animalbehavior,but Fvenever seenanythinglike this,”said SheilaBrislin,8,is thefounder of the shelter.Its soamusing tosee thembecause theylove eachother tobits.（）They arevery affectionate.She just”run aroundalongside himall daylong and whenever wetake himfor
10.walk in thewoods shehas tocome,too.”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短文短文中共有处错误，
28.1010每句中最多有两处错误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），并在此符号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仅限一词；
1、只允许修改处，多者（从第处起）不计分21011An openingweek heldin our school lastweek sothat wecould showa greatachievements wemade inart educationThe art works exhibitionwent onfrom Mondayto Friday,exhibit theexcellent artworks,such aspaper cuts,paintings andflowerarrangements Bothof theartworkswere createdby thestudents of our schoolThat attractedthe public most was thesinging anddance performancesin FridayafternoonAll theseactivities drawthe closeattention of the publicand theparents、as well,receiving highpraises from the publicThrough these activity,the publichas a better understandingof ourschoolAs aresult of,we allthink that the openingweek was of great successful第二节书面表达（满分分）25（分）假如你是某中学学生会主席李华，你们学校正在开展主题为“垃圾分类”的活动，请你代表学生会用英
29.25语写一封倡议信，要点包括:倡导垃圾分类;L垃圾分类的好处（至少两点）
2.注意.词数字左右；.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯11002提示垃圾分类garbage sortingDear fellow students,Students9Union参考答案、1C
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3、C4A、5B、6D、7D、8C、9C、10D、11B、12A、13C、14A、15第一部分（共小题，每小题分，满分分）20L
530、16B、17B、18B、19A、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、21Japan isa mysteriousland oftechnological wonders,but thelatest isa relativelysimple solutionto anage-old problemfacedby beginnersand professionalchefs alike.Grocery storesacross thecountry areabout tostart stockingonions thatwont makepeople cry.The newtear-free onioniscalledtheSmile Ball,which isa prettyadorable namefor avegetable,and its an onioncarefully engineeredto notirritate（刺激）the eyesof peoplewho cutinto it.Regular onions release a gas whentheir cellsare damagedand thatgas irritatespeoples eyesand make them tearup.TheSmile Ballonionsreleaseno suchagas,so theycan bechopped easily.They arealso sweetlike fruitwhen eatenraw.The scientificadvancement of the tearlessonion isnot free,however.Smile Balls,developed by the JapaneseproducerHouse Foods,will costabout$
4.30for apack ofjust twowhen theygo onsale insupermarkets acrossJapan.Thats aboutdoublethe cost of anormal onion,but itmight beworth theextra moneyfor thosewho areparticularly sensitive to traditionaloniongas.Earlier testsales of the tear-free onionswere heldin Tokyo,with theonions sellingout quickly.、4What do the peoplesay abouttear-free onionsA.Theyre tooexpensive to afford.B.Theyre sweeterthan candies.C.They*re especiallysuitable forkids.D.Theyre worthbuying,though expensive.、5What canwe learnabouttheSmile BallA.It nevergives offa stronggas.B.It has a prettylook.C.It belongsto anew kindof fruit.D.It rarelygoes bad.、6Whats mainlydiscussed in the last paragraphA.How toproduce tear-free onions.B,Tearless onionsare morepopular.C.The developmentof HouseFoods.D.People aresensitivetotearless onions.、7What can be thesuitable titleof the textA.Say Goodbyeto RegularOnionsB.Tear-free Onionsvs RegularOnionsC.Onions ThatDont MakeYou CryD.The Futureof Tear-free Onions、、221A、2A、3C、4D、、231A、2C、3C、4A、、241D、2C、3D、、251B、2C、3B、4C、5B、6A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L530A BC四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.D、、261B、2D、3A、4C、5A、、6C7D、8A、9B、10C、11C、12B、13B、14A、15A、16C、17D、18D、19B、20D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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25、29Dearfellowstudents,As thesaying goes,garbage is the treasurethat ismisplaced.Therefore,with theaim ofrecycling resourcesandprotecting ourenvironment,we arecalling foryour activeparticipation inthe campaignfor garbagesorting.Garbage classificationcan bringnumerous benefitsto usand oursociety.Firstly andimportantly,it goesbeyonddoubt thatclassifying trashcontributes alot to the environmentalprotection and itsafavorable wayto reducethe wastepollution.In addition,it isofgreatbenefit forus torecycle resources,which will be goodfor thesustainable developmentofour society.Whafs more,more spaceoriginally occupiedby wastelandwill bespared.Finally,the changeof ourlifestyle issurelybeneficial toour physicalhealth.We earnestlyappeal toeveryone totake actionand contributeto makingour cityabetterplace.With ourjoint effort,we firmlybelieve thata greencity isno longera fantasy.Lefs takeaction now!Students9Unionothers.A.handle B.solve C.follow D.suffer
12.The twopens are the same,but thered onecost thatone.A.as muchtwice as B.twice asmuch asC.much as twice asD.astwicemuch as
13.We have already discussedthis plan,so nextwe shouldspare noeffort tocarry itout.A.at lengthB.at randomC.at easeD.at best
14.Professor Wangin ourschool tillnext Sunday.A.will havestayed B.has stayedC.is stayingD.stayed
15.Meizhou Islandis sucha beautifulplace ofinterest everyonelikes tovisit.A.asB.that C.which D.where
16.Though helacks experience,the arrangementsare allfor themeeting nextThursday aheadof time.A.in particularB.in placeC.in preparationDein time
17.My sisterthe babywhile Imat yoga.A.arranges B.minds C.assesses
18.—How doyou findthe healthclub—I wouldrather Iit.I feelits managementis goingfrom badto worse.A.havent joinedB.hadn9t joinedC.didnt joinD.had joined
19.—We wantsomeone todesign thenew artmuseum for me.™the youngfellow havea tryA.ShallB.May C.Will D.Need
20.If Iit withmy owneyes Jwouldnt havebelieved it.A.didnt seeB.werent seeingC.wouldnt seeD.hadnt seen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）
21.6When I was incollege,I spenta semesterstudying abroadat theUniversity ofStrathclyde inGlasgow,Scotland.In mybrief timethere,I cameto loveScotland forits localculture,food andscenery.You mightthink,“Scotland isntso differentfromthe US;they stillspeak Englishthere!”But whenI steppedoff theplane,I wasgreeted bya gniff-voiced（声音粗哑的）lady atcustoms.uYouUl becoming from America,then”She askedme,and Inodded.uBut allofourguys areleaving Glasgowfor theStates!”Her thickScottish Englishand senseof humorwere obviousrightaway.Iwasnot intheUSany more,where customsagents neverjoke around.As Isettled inat theuniversity,I couldfeel myselfgetting usedto hearing—and evenspeaking-the ScottishEnglish ofmycustoms agent.In classroomdiscussions,people wouldsay“em”when theycouldnt think of whatto sayinstead of“um”,which wasgreat fun.After thefirst fewweeks,I stoppedchuckling aboutthis.Strathclyde studentsstayed uplate into the night,running aroundcampus andshoutings uGo!Lets go,lets go,lets go[curse word]Glasgow!”Pretty soon,Iwasno longersayingthanks”at thesupermarket-instead,I saidcheers”.（羊杂碎布丁）My Scottishfriends drankwhiskey and ate haggis.I drankplenty ofwhiskey butfelt ashamedto admitthat（肉馅饼）.I wasntbrave enoughto tryhaggis.Scottish bakeriesusually sellbridies Adda cupof tea—though IusuallyAmericanized itby choosingcoffee instead—and abridie makesfor adelicious breakfast.Every timeI tooka trainanywhere in Scotland,Id gazeout at the rollinghills andwonder ifgrass wasgreener thananywhereelse intheworld.Then Idreflect that theres areason thiscountry wasthe birthplaceof golf.What didthe authorthinkofthe ladyat customsINA.Impolite.B.Friendly.C.Serious.D.Calm.、2Which ofthe followingcan replacethe underlinedword“chuckling”in Paragraph3A.Talking loudly.B.Comparing.C.Laughing quietly.D.Hearing.、3What isthe authorspurpose inwriting thetextA.To explainwhy Scotland was famousfor golf.B.To promotethe developmentof Scottishcatering trade.C.To introducedifferent pronunciationsof“em”and“um”.D.To sharehis experiencesinScotlandas anexchange student.（分）（车队）
22.8Even asGoogle plansto testits fleetof self-driving carson public roads this summer,its businessmodelremains abit of a mystery.By2025,as manyas250,000self-driving vehiclescould besold eachyear globally,accordingto astudy byan industryresearch firm.H Vehiclesthat cantake anyonefromAto Bat thepush ofa buttoncould transformmobility formillions ofpeople/*saidChris Urmson,director ofGoogles self-driving carproject.For now,Google hasno plansto sellany of its self-driving cars.They arestrictly forresearch.But theywill hitpublicroads thissummernear Googlesheadquarters inMountain View,California.Previous testinghas takenplace onlyon closedcourses.The carsare builtto operatewithout asteering wheel,accelerator（油门）or brakepedal.nOur software and sensorsdo allthework JUrmson said.HThe vehicleswill bevery basic—we wantto learn from themand adaptthem asquickly aspossible—but theywill takeyou whereyou wantto goat thepush ofa button/1The prototypes（雏形）arethefirst ofa100-carfleet thetech giantis building.In thelong run,Urmson seesa futureof saferroads—the majorityof autoaccidents arecaused byhuman error—andfewer trafficjams.Robotic carscould alsoshuttle peoplewho cantdrive because of ageor illness.Google hassaid that self-driving carscould launchnew businessmodels inwhich peoplebuy theuse ofvehicles theydontown.The companyhas alreadytested other types ofself-driving carson publicstreets,including modifiedLexus sport-utilityvehicles,under aspecial permitprogram bythe CaliforniaDepartment ofMotor Vehiclesthat requiresa humandriver at thecontrols.The statehas issuedsix othercompanies permitsto operatesuch cars,including Delphi,Mercedes-Benz,Volkswagen,Tesla,Bosch andNissan.The vehicles that will be testedon openroadsthissummer willhave removablesteering wheels,accelerator andbrake pedalsto allowHsafety drivers11totakecontrol ifneeded.Google saysthe carsare safe.The vehicleshave sensorsthat candetect objectsout toa distanceof morethan twofootballfields inall directions,which isespecially helpfulon busystreets withlots ofintersections,n Urmson said.Were lookingforwardto learninghow thecommunity understandsand interactswiththevehicles,and touncovering challengesthat areuniquetoafully self-driving vehicle/1Urmsonsaid.
1、The passageinforms usthatself-driving cars.A・will probablydecrease trafficjamsB.havealreadypassed necessarytests C.have beenpurchased bysome companiesD.will beable tocommunicate withdrivers
2、According toChris Urmson,・A.softwareandsensors arevital forself-driving carsB.self-driving carscan givedrivingorders tohumans C.self-driving carsare speciallydesigned for the elderlyD.ordinary vehicleswillbereplaced byself-drivingcars
3、The underlinedword intersectionsinthe lastparagraphprobably means・A・accidents B.buildingsC.crossings D.vehicles、4What isthe best title forthis passageA.Self-driving CarAvoids HumanErrorsB.Self-driving CarMeets NewChallengesC.Googles Self-driving CarEnjoys GlobalPopularityD.Googles Self-driving CarGraduates toCity Streets
23.（8分）A recentstudy ledby researchersfromtheNational Universityof Singapore（NUS）has founda clearlinkbetween the color ofa taxi anditsaccident rate.An analysisof32months ofdetailed taxi,driver andaccident datafrom twofleetsof yellowand bluetaxis inSingapore suggestedthat yellow taxis havefewer accidentsthan bluetaxis.The higher（能见度）visibility ofyellow makesit lessdifficult fordrivers toavoid gettinginto accidentswith yellow taxis,leading toa loweraccidentrate.The studywas ledby ProfHo.To testwhether therewasarelationship betweenthe colorofataxiand the numberofaccidents thetaxi had,the researchteam analyseddata collectedbythelargest taxi company inSingapore.The researchersfoundthat yellow taxis haveabout
2.1fewer accidentsper1,000taxis per month.They alsostudied theeconomic effect of changingthe coloroftheentire fleetof taxis to yellow.The Singaporetaxi（比例）company involvedinthestudy ownsabout12,300taxis ina ratioof oneyellow tothree bluetaxis.If acommercialdecision ismade toswitch fromblue toyellow taxis,
32.2fewer accidentswill occurpermonthor913fewer accidentsper year.Assuming anaverage repaircostof$1,000per carandadowntime ofsix days,thecolorof alltaxistoyellow couldproducean annualsaving of$2million.（证实）“We areeager tocontinue tovalidate thefindings ofour studyby lookingat theuseofyellow inothertypesofpublic transport,such asschool buses.For example,we hopeto comparethe accidentrates ofyellow school buses againstthoseof othercolors tofind outif yellowis indeeda safercolor forschoolbuses.Besides,were alsointerested to look atprivate-hirevehicles anddo acomparison ofthe accidentrates ofvehiclesthatare ofdifferent colors.”Explained ProfHo.、1Why doyellow taxisresult infewer accidentsA.Because yellowcanbeseen moreeasily.B.Because yellowsignals awarning ofdanger.C.Because driverstend tobe morecareful inyellowtaxis.D.Because peopleact morequickly inyellow surroundings.、2Whafs Prof Hos studybased onA.Physical riskstaxi passengersexperience.B.The economiceffectofchanging taxicolor.C.Data fromSingapores largesttaxicompany.D.Personal reportsfrom taxidrivers worldwide.、3What doProfHoswords inthelastparagraph suggestA.School busesshould bepainted yellow.B.Their findingsare worthpopularizing.C.Their studywillbefurthered.D.Yellow shouldbe widelyused inpublic transport.、4What canbe the besttitle for thetextA.Caution:yellowtaxisahead B.Safer toride inyellow taxisC.Why areyellowtaxispreferred D.How cancolors helpprevent accidents（分）
24.8For thelongest time,Amber Austwickwas unable to speakJnfact,it tooka donkeyto inspireher firstwords.Amber,a6-year-old girlin Birmingham,England,was bornprematurely,along with her twinsister,Hopejn June
2010.Both babiessuffered severebleeding intheir lungs,but Hopegot strongerwhile Amberneeded alife-saving tracheotomy（气管切开术）（声带）that restrictedair tovocal cords.As aresult,she wasabletobreathe,but unableto speak.But thatchangedthree yearsago,when Ambersmom,Tracy Austwick,took herto ananimal shelter.lt wasthere thatAmber metShocks,a donkeythat hadbeen rescuedfrom abuse.“It wasquite scaryreally/9Tracy Austwicksaid・“Shocks wasinthestadium andthe ridinginstructor tooklittle Amber tohim andI foundit scaryformebecause Shockswassomuch biggerthan her.”“But Amberwasnt scaredand Shockswasreally excitedto meether andtheyve keptthat bondever since.^The bondis sostrong thatwhen Amberwas ready to sayherfirst words,she saidthem to Shocks:love you.”Ambers motherwas shockedthat herdaughter spoketoShocks.was suchan emotionalmoment!couldnt believemydaughter hadfinally foundher voice/^she said.^Once shemet Shockshe broughther out of hershell,shes alot moreconfidentwith him and withfriends atschool whoshe lovesto talk to abouthim andthe donkey shelter.”Although Shocksstill livesattheshelter,hes partoftheAustwick family.uAmber willalways visitShocks andshe stillsees『him whenevershe canTracy said.、1What dothe twinsisters havein commonA.They wereborn deafand dumb.B.They hadvocal cordinjured.C.They sufferedphysical abuse.D.They hadsevere lungproblems.、2The bondwith Shocksmade Amber.A.like goingtothedonkeyshelterwithhergood friendsB.fear animalsnolongerand dareto getclose tothemC.become moreconfident andwilling totalktopeopleD.fight againsther lungdisease bravely、3Which ofthe followingmight bethebesttitle forthetextA.Shocks HelpsAmbertoRecover fromHer LungBleedingB.A NewMedical CureIs Appliedto Rescuethe PatientsC.Amber HasDeveloped aStrong Bondwith HerFriendsD.Girl WhoCouldnt SpeakTells ADonkey“I LoveYou”（分）
25.10Tom appearedon thesidewalk witha bucketof whitewash andalong-handled brush.He stoppedby thefence in frontofthehouse wherehe livedwith hisaunt Polly.He looked at it,and alljoy lefthim.The fencewas longand high.He putthe brushintothewhitewashandmoved italong thetop ofthe fence.He repeatedthe operation.He felthe couldnotcontinue andsat down.He knewthat his friends wouldarrive soonwith allkinds ofinteresting plansfortheday.They wouldwalk pasthimandlaugh.They wouldmake jokesabout hishaving to work ona beautifulsummer Saturday.The thoughtburned himlike fire.He puthis handinto his pockets andtook outall thathe owned.Perhaps he could findsome wayto paysomeone to do thewhitewashingfor him.But therewas nothingof valuein hispockets—nothing thatcould buyeven halfanhourof freedom.Sohe putthe bits of toysback into hispocketsand gaveup theidea.At thisdark andhopeless moment,a wonderfulidea cameto him.It Hlledhis mindwithagreat,bright light.Calmly hepickedup thebrush andstarted againto whitewash.While Tom was working,Ben Rogersappeared.Ben waseating anapple ashe walkedalong thestreet.As hewalked alongit,hewas making noiseslike thesound ofa riverboat.First heshouted loudly,like aboat captain.Then hesaid“Ding—Dong—Dong”,“Ding—Dong—Dong”again andagain,like thebell ofa riverboat.And hemade otherstrange noises.When hecame closeto Tom,he stopped.Tom wenton whitewashing.He didnot lookat Ben.Ben stareda momentand thensaid:Hello!Im goingswimming,butyou cantgo,can you”No answer.Tom movedhis brushcarefully alongthe fenceand lookedatthe result withthe eye of an artist.Ben camenearer.Toms mouthwatered forthe apple,but hekept onworking.Ben said,“Hello,old fellow,youve got towork,hey”Tom turnedsuddenly and said,“Why,its you,Ben!I wasntnoticing.”“Say—Im goingswimming.Dont youwish youcould Butof courseyoud ratherwork—wouldnt youOf courseyouwould/9Tom lookedattheboy abit,andsaid,“What doyou callwork”“Why,isnt thatwork”Tom wentback tohis whitewashing,and answeredcarelessly.“Well,maybe it is,and maybeit isnt.All Iknow is,it suitsTom Sawyer/9“Oh come,now,you dontmean tosay thatyou like it”The brushcontinued tomove.“Like itWell,I dontsee whyI shouldntlikeit.Does a boy geta chanceto whitewasha fenceevery day”Ben stoppedeating hisapple.Tom movedhis brushback andforth,stepped backtolookattheresult,added atouch hereandthere,and steppedback again.Ben watchedevery moveand gotmore andmore interested.Soon hesaid“Say,Tom,let9me whitewasha little.Tom thoughtfor amoment,andwasabout toagree,but he changed his mind.“No—no—it won,t do,Ben.You see,Aunt Pollywants thisfence tobe perfect.It hasgottobe donevery carefully.I dontthinkthere isone boyinathousand,maybe twothousand,that cando itwell enough.”一“No—is thatso Ohcome,now letme justtry.Only justa little.”“Ben,Id liketo,but ifit isntdone right,Pm afraidAunt Polly…”“Oh,ril becareful.Now letme try.Say一Ill giveyou thecore ofmy apple/9“Well,here—No,Ben,now dont.Pm afraid“PH giveyou allofit.Tom gaveup thebrush withunwillingness onhis face,but joyin hisheart.And whileBen workedatthefenceinthe hotsun,Tom satunder atree,eating theapple,and planninghow to get morehelp.There wereenough boys.Each onecame tolaugh,but remainedto whitewash.By the time Benwas tired,Tom soldthe nextchancetoBilly fora kite;andwhenBilly wastired,Johnny boughtit fora deadrat-and soon,hour afterhour.And whenthe middleoftheafternoon came,Tom hadwonmany treasures.And hehad notworked.He hadhad anice idletime allthetime,with plentyof company,andthefence hadbeenwhitewashed threetimes.If hehadnt runoutofwhitewash,Tom wouldhave ownedeverything belongingtohisfriends.He haddiscovered agreat lawof humanaction,namely,that inorder to make aman oraboywant athing,itisonlynecessary tomakethething difHeulttoget.、1How manycharacters arementioned inthis storyA.4B.5C.6D.
7、2Why didTom takeall hisbitsoftoys outof hispocketsA.Because hewas tiredand wanted to playwith histoysB.Because hewanted tothrow histoys awayC.Because hewanted toknow ifhecouldbuy helpwith histoysD.Because hewantedtogive histoys tohisfriends、3Tom wasabout toagree tolet Benwhitewash when hechangedhismindbecause.A.Tom wantedtodothe whitewashingby himselfB.Tom plannedtomakeBen giveup hisapple firstC.Tom wasunwilling tolet Bendothe whitewashingD.Tom wasafraid Benwould dothewhitewashingbetter、4We canlearnfromthe passagethat.A・Tom wasinterested inwhitewashing thefenceB.Tom hadalotof friendswho arereadytohelp othersC.Tom wasunwilling towhitewash thefence,but hemanaged tolet otherboys doit forhimD.Tomwasgood atwhitewashing thefence,so helookedattheresultof workwiththeeyeofanartist、5What madeBen Rogerseagerly giveup hisapple andoffer tobrush thefence forTomA・His warmheart andkindness tofriends.B,His curiosityabout Tomsbrushing job.C.Toms threat.D.Aunt Polly*s idea.、6Which ofthe followingisthemost suitabletitleforthis passageA・The HappyWhitewasherB.Tom AndHis FellowsC.Whitewashing AFenceD.How ToMake TheThings DifficultTo Get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L530A BC四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项.D（分）
26.30William Green,aged82,wasmakinghis breakfastwhenheheard somebodyin hisgarden.went outofback doorand suddenlyI sawhis manrunning towardsme.He1me outoftheway andtook my2from。
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