2019春人教新课标高二英语选修八练习：UNIT1 A LAND OF DIVERSITY 同步验收题 .doc

1、选修8第1单元同步验收题第一部分(略)第二部分基础知识运用第一节 单项填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）21. Qian Xuesens name will _ from generation to generation for the great achievements he made for our countrys space causes. A. live to B. live through C. live on D. live out 22. Generally speaking, students progress in study is measured _ test

2、ing in most of Chinas schools. A. by all means B. by means of C. on account of D. in terms of 23. Although the life in the west of China is relatively hard, some college graduates still remain there and _ for themselves. A. make a life B. come to life C. make a deal D. come to light 24. The ancient

3、custom of giving children lucky money at Spring Festival is still _ in many parts of China. A. picked up B. taken up C. kept up D. made up 25. People of the two countries have suffered great _ from the war, and they wish the war came to an end as soon as possible. A. hardships B. problems C. respons

4、ibilitiesD. punishments26. Did you have any idea that the money was given by the Watsons? No. It never _ to me that they had given me a hand when I was at university. A. happenedB. struckC. occurred D. hit 27. A survey conducted by the group _ that the adults were 50 percent more likely than the chi

5、ldren under 14 to be anxious in the circumstances. A. covered B. published C. indicated D. demanded 28. Susan, what about dinner and a movie tonight? _ Please pick me up after work.A. Cheer up! B. Lucky you!C. My pleasure.D. Sounds great.29. The young man has great _ of manner. He must come from the

6、 upper-class family. A. distinction B. decoration C. determinationD. distribution 30. Professor Lee spoke so fast that it was hard for us to _ what he was saying. One of you should have told him to slow down.A. take off B. take in C. take on D. take up 31. Do you think I should _ that position? Why

7、not? You quite satisfy its requirements. A. appeal to B. account for C. apply to D. apply for 32. It is reported that _ buildings were knocked down in the earthquake. Yes, they were. We should do something to help the victims to rebuild their homes. A. the number of B. a great many C. a great deal o

8、f D. a large amount of 33. Maybe you have been to many countries, but _ else can you find such a beautiful palace as the Imperial Palace. A. somewhere B. nowhere C. anywhere D. everywhere 34. The flu has spread to a large number of countries. Only by _ other countries can we control its spread. A. k

9、eeping up with B. catching up with C. teaming up with D. coming up with 35. _ their vast size, large sections of the Great Lakes freeze over in winter, interrupting most shipping.A. Instead of B. As a result of C. Despite D. In case of 第二节 完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）It was two days before my wedding.

10、I had 36 myself and my fianc (未婚夫) that I wouldnt be one of those 37 who was frightened very much if every detail of the wedding isnt 38 , but I was tired from planning, and dealing with too much work and too little 39 .That night, I decided to 40 on the pearls my grandmother had given me, but the c

11、lasp (钩子) was stuck. As I pulled, to my 41 , the necklace broke and pearls flew everywhere.Keeping 42 , I gathered up the pearls, consulted a phone book and began 43 . I received the same reply everywhere: a minimum of two weeks to 44 . Even when I begged that my 45 was in two days, I just received

12、more 46 prepared excuses: no on-site jeweler, full schedule already, company policy, sorry.I 47 in tears on the bed, next to my sleeping fianc. He awoke in puzzlement, listened to my 48 of sadness, then suggested, “ 49 my mothers pearls.” This set me off into another jag of crying, the only 50 words

13、 being, “I want to wear the 51 my grandmother gave me!”He must have realized Id lost my 52 , so he took charge and did the only thing he could think of under the circumstances: he 53 . He phoned a jeweler and told the following story.“Im getting married in two days. I was 54 with my fiances grandmot

14、hers pearls and broke them. I need them restrung 55 tomorrow night, or else there might not be a wedding.”The necklace was fixed by the next day.36. A. behaved B. promised C. enjoyed D. taught 37. A. brides B. housewivesC. loversD. girls38. A. entireB. extremeC. perfect D. fancy 39. A. sleepB. money

15、 C. time D. pleasure40. A. takeB. live C. goD. try 41. A. pleasure B. horror C. puzzlement D. satisfaction 42. A. courage B. spirit C. cool D. anger 43. A. dialing B. crying C. asking D. shouting44. A. fix B. post C. waitD. purchase45. A. travelling B. wedding C. performanceD. interview 46. A. quick

16、lyB. carefully C. graduallyD. sincerely 47. A. lied B. knelt C. stoodD. sat48. A. tale B. complaint C. description D. romance 49. A. BuyB. CollectC. RaiseD. Borrow 50. A. angryB. clearC. warmD. familiar 51. A. flowers B. clothes C. pearls D. gloves 52. A. senses B. actionsC. wishesD. feelings53. A.

17、complained B. lied C. sighed D. frowned 54. A. playing B. workingC. dealingD. cleaning 55. A. in B. on C. at D. by阅读AI received a letter recently from a grandmother who told me about her four-year-old granddaughter Skylar. Ever since Skylar learned of Disneyland from TV, she saved every cent in a pi

18、ggy bank in hopes of visiting there someday. Her parents surprised her with a trip when she was four, however, they didnt even require her to use her own money!When Skylar returned, it was Christmas time. She decided to buy presents with her savings. But she also learned on TV about a local homeless

19、 shelter called the Road House. She repeatedly asked her mother what homeless meant and why those children needed coats and warm clothes. She couldnt seem to get the homeless off her mind. Her mother took her to the store to buy presents. Instead of buying for herself or her family, however, she dec

20、ided to purchase a warm coat, socks, gloves and crayons (彩色铅笔) for the children in the shelter. She also wanted to buy a doll, but when she discovered she didnt have enough money, she left the doll behind.When Skylar got home, she lined up her own much-loved babies and chose one she thought another

21、child would also love. The baby was put into a box with the other things she bought that day.She was so excited waiting for Christmas! She was thinking about going to the shelter and giving her carefully selected gifts to a homeless child.On Christmas Eve, she and her family drove to the shelter whe

22、re Skylar presented her Christmas box to a grateful little girl. She was so filled with joy at truly helping someone else that her family has decided to make the journey to the homeless shelter an annual tradition.56. Skylar saved every cent in order to _.A. pay for a visit to DisneylandB. travel wi

23、th her parentsC. help the poor in the shelterD. make her parents surprised 57. The underlined sentence in Paragraph 2 means “_”.A. it seemed that she had forgotten the homelessB. she seemed to be afraid to see the homeless childrenC. she always seemed to be thinking of the homelessD. she seemed to m

24、iss the homeless children 58. Skylar bought a warm coat, socks and so on in the store for _.A. her motherB. her fatherC. herselfD. a homeless child59. Skylar didnt buy a doll because _.A. she wanted to give one of her ownB. she couldnt afford itC. she didnt like it any longerD. her mother didnt like

25、 it BTeens can join in online surveys and make quite a bit of money. Online survey resources help the teens in finding great surveys at regular times that will help them earn money during their holidays. The teens have to register (注册) for free and give details such as their age, interests, geograph

26、ical location, etc. They may then earn $5 to $75 for each survey they take.Some teens sign on to try free products and give their opinions, which will earn them extra cash. They enjoy this, as they get to keep the products, some of which may be cool and very attractive. Teens can also join firms tha

27、t offer to pay them to read emails. They just have to click on advertisements displayed in the pages for a few seconds and then move on to another email with another advertisement. They may be paid from a few cents to up to $5, for each page they viewed.Teens can start a blog and earn money by showi

28、ng websites that may pay them on the blog. They need to use SEO (搜索引擎优化) to get their blog visible (可见的) and to drive targeted traffic to their websites.Teens may also start a small scale business online such as a gift basket making business, or they may take up writing essays on topics that interes

29、t them and post them on article directories. They may get hired by firms that like their writing styles. They may also attempt at making some money from MySpace, by shooting videos that they can sell.The Internet has made it possible for teens to become millionaires, so just take your time, select a

30、 method that you are comfortable with; use your creativity to make it a success.60. Teens can make some money by _.A. looking for online resourcesB. taking part in the online survey C. helping the other teens onlineD. finding great surveys online 61. All the following can help teens to earn money EX

31、CEPT _.A. buying new productsB. reading emailsC. starting a blogD. starting a small business online 62. From the third paragraph we learn that _.A. you have to read emails for the companies oftenB. the advertisements online are very interestingC. the more emails you read, the more money you will ear

32、nD. you can make a lot of money just by clicking63. A company may hire you because _.A. you can make a beautiful gift basket B. you post your articles on the Internet C. you can shoot videos on the blog D. you can write articles they like CChinese performer He Hongqing can change his facial appearan

33、ces and masks on stage in a flash, but its not due to skills learned at drama school.Face changing, or “bian lian”, traces its history back some 300 years, and is unique to the southwestern province of Sichuan. While the colour of the face and costumes (服装) look similar to better known Peking Opera,

34、 what makes this form stand out is the changing of the masks quickly with the flash of a hand, or while turning.The 45-year-old He makes all the brightly coloured masks, which he changes at an amazing speed, himself and usually wears 10 layers at one show.The beauty of this art, He says lies in its

35、secrecy. “What is amazing about face changing is its mystery. Through performance and movements, performers are in effect playing with magic. In fact, face changing is a kind of magic,” said He. The art is considered one of Chinas national treasures, and in the past the skills were closely kept secr

36、ets that were only passed on within families. There are only 200 people in China who still practise the art.He became interested in face changing in his late 20s, and said he took just two years to master the skills. He admitted that he uses a sort of trigger (起动装置) within his costume to control the

37、 masks, but refused to give away any more secrets. “The triggers for the masks can be hidden anywhere in the costume,” said He. And no matter how many times he does it, his performances continue to puzzle the crowds. 64. Face changing is a kind of magic which changes_ at a quick speed.A. masks B. fa

38、cesC. costumes D. triggers65. Why do only 200 people practise the art? A. Because the art is not popular any longer.B. Because few people are interested in the art.C. Because the art is hard to master.D. Because the art only passes on within families.66. It took He Hongqing _ to master the skills of

39、 face changing.A. 2 years B. 15 years C. 20 years D. 25 years67. He Hongqing can master and perform the art well but _.A. no one wants to learn the artB. he cant find a right person to pass on his skillsC. he refuses to perform his skillsD. he doesnt want to tell any more secrets of the artD Winter

40、Park is Denvers backyard hill. In fact, Denver owns the ski area, which might explain why this family-friendly resort (度假胜地) remains both humble (粗陋的) and affordable. Many Denver residents learned to ski on its wide slopes. The neighbouring towns of Winter Park and Fraser (弗雷则河) are packed with rest

41、aurants and huts that cater (迎合) to locals. And with the resort just 90 miles from Denvers airport, the closest major ski area to the Midwest centre, getting there is both cheap and easy. Denver International Airport is a centre for United and Frontier, and is served by nearly every domestic airline

42、, so airfare is low. From La Guardia Airport in New York, nonstop flights on United and US Airways start at $208 for travel in late January, according to a recent search. A single-day lift ticket last year was $92. If you plan to ski more than one day, multiday passes provide savings on the daily ra

43、te and are even cheaper if you buy them online 48 hours in advance through the resorts website. Youll shell out some coins if you want to stay in one of Winter Parks new slope side flats. But cheaper rooms are yours for the taking in town, two miles from the ski area, and Fraser, 15 minutes away.Wit

44、h its local customer base, Winter Park restaurants know they cant get away with Aspen (阿斯彭) prices. For breakfast, an eight-table diner serves a breakfast sandwich with strawberry sweetbread, honey cream cheese, sliced apples, pumpkin seeds and cinnamon (肉桂) sugar ($6.95). 68. You can go to the ski

45、area by plane because _.A. it is the only way to go to Denver B. there are many airlines and airfare is cheap C. it is cheaper if people buy a single-day lift ticket online D. Denver International Airport is a centre of United and Frontier69. The underlined phrase “shell out” in Paragraph 3 probably

46、 has the similar meaning to “_”.A. pay B. throwC. pick up D. cast off 70. You may go to an eight-table diner and have breakfast with _.A. pumpkin seeds B. honey cream cheese C. strawberry sweetbread D. all of the above71. Whats the main idea of the passage? A. The neighbouring towns have many restau

47、rants and huts. B. Winter Park is both humble and affordable.C. Winter Parks ski area has a very good position.D. Winter Parks apartments offer cheaper rooms. E “I was a really good student in college, but now my boss thinks Im a slacker (懒虫) because of the way I sit!” This realization hit Jessica h

48、ard as she talked about the impression her supervisor (主管) had of her. The fact that she completed her work on time was lost on the employer because of the expression that Jessica was lazy. “I dont understand why the way I sit should matter if I get my work done,” Jessica said. But it is often small

49、, everyday behaviour that matters the most to employers, particularly when you are new for the job. Employers are always forming an impression of you and it starts with your body language. When you smile or frown, people form an opinion about you. “Do I like her?” the employer thinks. “Can I trust h

50、im?” Once your boss believes certain things about you, they become your reputation. You are regarded as the “hard worker”, “problem solver”, or the “complainer”, and so on. You may not even be aware that your body language plays a role. But if you lounge (懒洋洋地坐或立) around at your desk, yawn a lot in

51、meetings, look out of the window when people talk to you, or appear listless (无精打采的), employers jump to conclusions about younone of them is good.Instead, with a little effort you can prevent a negative impression from forming and establishing the type of reputation that sets you apart. The key is t

52、o appear positive and enthusiastic, which creates the feeling that you are likeable. As you show you are competent (称职的) and trustworthy, employers form a positive impression about you. Here are three simple actions to practice every day: sincerely smile; make eye contact when you talk with others a

53、nd be interested in what the other person is saying.72. According to what Jessica says we learn that she feels very _.A. excitedB. frightenedC. disappointedD. satisfied 73. The supervisor thought Jessica was lazy probably because _.A. her body language was not suitableB. she was new for the job in t

54、he officeC. she always chose easy work to doD. she couldnt finish her work on time 74. What is the main idea of Paragraph 2?A. Body language is very important to all of us.B. The impression depends largely on your body language.C. The employers are usually very strict with their workers.D. It is ver

55、y difficult for us to get along with the employers. 75. Which of the following is NOT true if you want to give a positive impression according to the passage? A. Smile while talking.B. Listen to others talking attentively.C. Communicate with others actively.D. Improve your work skills further.写作第一节

56、短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）选做题一：When I was cleaning my room, I find an old doll 76. _named Buddy in the closet. It had been in back of my 77. _closet for so long as I could remember. It was a birthday 78. _present I got for my grandmother when I was a child. 79. _I picked it up for one last look before

57、throw it away. 80. _Suddenly, I noticed a piece of paper sticking out from 81. _its pocket. I pulled out and found it was a letter, which was written 82. _by my grandmother. I read it careful and realized that how 83. _many Buddy meant to me. Then I put it back into the closet 84. _and decided I wou

58、ld never throw them away. 85. _选做题二：文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。注意：1. 每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2. 只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。Here is my idea about how a friend is like. Firstly, a friend is someone you can share your secrets. If you tell him a secret, never will he talks about it with anybody else. Besi

59、des, a friend is always good listener when you need one. After hear your sad stories, he will give some pieces of advice that is nice and warm. Still, your happiness makes him happily, too. Whats more, a good friend is willing to offer help to which you need, or can at least give you some advice. In

60、 a word, friends are those you dislike and trust, and you will enjoy every minute that you spent with them.第二节 书面表达（25分）假设你是李华，最近参加了一次“澳大利亚英语夏令营”活动。在为期两周的夏令营期间，你住在格林夫妇家中，他们为你提供了吃、住、行及旅游等帮助。请你写一封感谢信给格林夫妇。信的内容包括以下要点：1. 已安全到家；2. 感谢他们的照顾和帮助；3. 在澳大利亚的感受；4. 希望保持联系。注意：1. 可适当增减细节，以使行文连贯；2. 词数：120左右。附加题一：七选五

61、（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）A growing childs developing self-confidence reflects both positive interactions (互动) with his environment and a growing trust in others and himself. 1 It is the inner belief that we can trust ourselves, be self reliant (自力更生) and have faith in our own choices and judgments. This in

62、ner belief or self- confidence is usually mirrored back to us through our interactions with others and so our competence is further improved. 2 Early, positive and repetitive nurturing (反复培养) provides the pattern or blueprint for your child on which his sense of self-confidence is formed.Parents lac

63、k of self-confidence can often put their negative self-worth onto their children. Raising your confidence levels will also affect those around you. 3 This is great news for parents who lack confidence. 4 If you feel you are low in confidence as a parent, I suggest you help yourself forward by findin

64、g encouraging reading material, by joining confidence raising groups, and by speaking to those closest to you about how you feel low in confidence. By seeking help and asking others to encourage us, we can begin to grow and move forwards together.If you have problems in developing self-confidence th

65、at are affecting your parenting, do get professional help. 5 A. In parenting our children, we can re-parent ourselves.B. Self-confidence is about having a belief in our own abilities.C. In a word, your confidence level will affect your family and the people around you.D. Becoming parents can sometim

66、es be the encouragement we need to seek help for ourselves.E. So, by increasing your own confidence, youre also helping those you come in contact with.F. Ideally, self-confidence is best developed early in life and maintained with awareness as we mature.G. Regular contact with other children and the

67、ir families is a great way of developing self-confidence in the growing course of children.附加题二： 阅读表达（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）阅读下面短文并回答问题。（请注意问题后的词数要求）。1 The first impression sets the tone for the rest of the relationship with another person, so making a bad first impression is really unfortunate. It doesn

68、t mean that youve blown the sale, thoughit just means youll have to do a little extra work to override the memory of that awkward moment. Under certain circumstances, making a fool of yourself can actually increase your likeability. 2 In one such study, researchers divided the subjects into two grou

69、ps and played an audio file for each group. The first group heard a recording of a person competing in a quiz show and getting every answer right. The second group heard the same recording, but their version also included an excerpt (摘录) in which the contestant spilled coffee all over himself during

70、 a break in the rounds. When questioned, the second group found the contestant much more likeable than the first group did. 3 However, it was the contestants competence that made the difference. When someone is extremely competent, seeing them fail in some way makes them seem more “human” and theref

71、ore _ . But someone who fails constantly isnt particularly likeable. In other words, if you start out on the wrong foot with a prospect (预期), youll need to make an extra effort to do everything else right. Thatll tend to mitigate (使缓和) the poor first impression you made, or even turn it into an asse

72、t (有利条件). But if you continue to make mistakes, youve probably lost the sale for good. When you experience an embarrassing moment, try passing it off with a joke. Self-deprecating humour is usually safe as long as you dont use unprofessional language. 4 The key to coping with an unfortunate moment i

73、s to keep a calm head, get past the incident and demonstrate by your next actions that youre a professional. With luck, youll soon have your attraction back on track. 1. Why is the first impression so important? (no more than 12 words)_2. What caused the two groups different reflections? (no more th

74、an 5 words)_3. Fill in the blank in Paragraph 3 with proper words. (no more than 4 words) _4. Complete the following statement with proper words. (no more than 5 words)A calm head and your professional actions are _ to deal with the unlucky time._5. What does the underlined word “it” in Paragraph 3

75、probably refer to? (no more than 8 words)_附加题三： 短文填词 （共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）阅读下面短文，根据以下要求：（1）汉语提示；（2）首字母提示；（3）语境提示，在每个空格内填入一个适当的英语单词，所填单词要求意义准确、拼写正确。There is a new market near my house. My mother often goes there and buys 1. w_ we need for our meals. But I had never been there before. Yesterday I went t

76、o the market with my mother. There were 2. _ many people that we could hardly make our way out of the 3. _(人群). There were 4. _ kinds of vegetables, fish and fruit everywhere. People were talking about the goods and the prices. The sellers shouts could be 5. _(听见) every now and then. I remembered th

77、at the day 6. b_ I had asked Mother to buy some fresh fish. Most of the fish there were 7. f_, but we had not much trouble 8._(找到) some fresh fish at the other part of the market. My mother bought something else as well. It was my 9. _ time to go to the market, and I was 10. _(深深地) impressed by what

78、 I saw in the market.1. _ 2. _ 3. _ 4. _ 5. _ 6. _ 7. _ 8. _ 9. _ 10. _选修8第1单元同步验收题参考答案及解析第一部分略第二部分第一节21. C。live on继续存在，继续活着；live to 活到；live through 经历过，经历过而不死；live out不住在工作或学习的地方，实现（梦想等）。 22. B。句意：一般说来，在中国的大多数学校，学生在学习上的进步程度是通过测试来衡量的。by means of 用的办法，借助；by all means当然可以，好的；on account of 因为，由于；in ter

79、ms of 就而言，从角度。 23. A。句意：虽然中国西部地区的生活相对艰难，但有些大学毕业生还是设法留在那里，并习惯那里的生活。make a life习惯于新的生活方式、工作等；come to life 苏醒过来，变得活跃；make a deal 达成协议，做成交易；come to light真相大白。 24. C。句意：在春节给孩子压岁钱的古老习俗在中国的很多地方一直还沿袭着。keep up 保持，维持，沿袭（风俗、传统等）；pick up 接收（信号、节目等），去接某人，搭载乘客；take up占据（时间、空间等），从事；make up组成，构成，虚构。 25. A。根据空格后的“fr

80、om the war”可知战争给人们带来很大的苦难。hardship苦难，困苦；problem 问题；responsibility责任；punishment惩罚。 26. C。it occurs / occurred to sb to do sth / that . 某人突然想到。struck / hit后不加介词to；happen发生。27. C。indicate暗示，表明；cover 覆盖，涉及；publish出版，发表；demand要求。 28. D。根据对话提供的情景，上句提议一起吃饭，看电影，下句要对方来接自己，可知同意对方的提议。Sounds great. 太好了。Cheer up

81、!振作起来！Lucky you!你真幸运！（通常是反语） My pleasure. 不用谢。29. A。distinction非凡，卓越，不同，区别；decoration装饰；determination决心； distribution分配，分发。 30. B。根据对话提供的情景，上句表达的意思是“我们很难听懂他所讲的内容”，故选B。take in吸收，理解；take off 起飞，脱下，事业等腾飞；take on 呈现，雇用，承担；take up占据（时间、空间等），接受（挑战等）。 31. D。根据对话提供的情景，上句是“申请工作”，故选D。apply for sth 申请工作、职位等；ap

82、ply to . for . 向申请；appeal to吸引，使感兴趣；account for解释，说明，是的原因。 32. B。a great many 许多的，大量的，修饰可数名词复数；the number of 的数目，修饰可数名词，但谓语动词用单数；a great deal of / a large amount of修饰不可数名词。 33. B。句意：你可能去过很多国家，但在其他地方你不可能找到一个像故宫这样美丽的宫殿。nowhere无处；somewhere 某个地方；anywhere 任何地方；everywhere 每个地方。 34. C。句意：只有通过与其他国家的合作我们才能控制

83、它的传播。team up with与合作；keep up with 保持，跟上的发展；catch up with 赶上；come up with提出方法、办法等。 35. C。despite尽管，虽然；instead of替代；as a result of由于的原因；in case of 以免，万一。第二节 36. B。这里指作者的允诺。37. A。从前面的“wedding”可知是bride。38. C。这里指作者认为自己不像别的新娘那样对于结婚的每个细节都要求完美。39. A。因为结婚准备繁忙，所以休息时间就少。40. D。try on在这里表示试戴项链。41. B。根据后面的“the ne

84、cklace broke and pearls flew everywhere.”可知作者感到很惊恐的是项链断了。42. C。从后面的“I gathered up the pearls, consulted a phone book .”可知作者保持着自己的镇静。keep cool 保持冷静。43. A。根据后面的“I received the same reply everywhere .”可知是作者打电话找修理的地方。44. A。指作者得到的回答是至少要两周才能修好。45. B。从文章的第一段知道作者说自己的婚礼快到了。46. B。由于作者说自己的婚礼快到了，所以人家拒绝的时候，就比较委婉

85、了。47. D。结合上文作者试图修理没有成功，所以很丧气地坐下来。48. A。由于没有成功，所以作者流着泪在自己的未婚夫旁边坐下来，悲伤地讲述着。49. D。这里指未婚夫先是建议让作者借他的母亲的项链戴。50. A。从“This set me off into another jag of crying .”知道，作者听了未婚夫的建议很生气，说了只戴自己祖母给的项链。51. C。前面多次提到珍珠项链。52. A。由于作者生气了，所以未婚夫认为她失去了理智。53. B。从下文的内容可知，作者的未婚夫为了给女友修理项链而撒谎。54. A。play with表示“摆弄，玩”的意思。55. D。因为前

86、面有“in two days”，所以这里未婚夫请求修理商在明天之前修好。 第三部分 56. A。根据第一段中的“Ever since Skylar learned of Disneyland from TV, she saved every cent in a piggy bank in hopes of visiting there someday.”可知，她攒钱是为了到那里游玩。B项是干扰项，但是文中的意思并不是指和父母一起旅行，所以是错误的，其他选项的意思和文意不符。57. C。根据上下文可知，其意思是“她似乎无法忘记那些无家可归的孩子”，故选项A、B和D三项的意思和题意不符。58. D

87、。根据第二段后两句和第三段可以推知，她是给无家可归的孩子买的东西。59. B。根据第三段末句可知，她没有足够的钱去买。60 B。根据第一段可知，参加网上调查可以赚得一些报酬。61 A。根据第三、四、五段可以知道，B、C和D三项是正确的；而第二段中的“Some teens sign on to try free products”说明A项与文意不符。62 C。根据第三段中的“They may be paid from a few cents to up to $5, for each page they viewed.”可以推知，读的电子邮件越多，赚的钱就越多。63 D。根据倒数第二段中的“Th

88、ey may get hired by firms that like their writing styles.”可知。64. A。从文章第二段可知，“变脸”艺术只是以闪电式的速度更换面具。65. D。从文章第五段可知，“变脸”艺术只是在家庭内部相传而不传外人。 66. A。从文章末段可知，何洪庆用了两年的时间掌握了“变脸”艺术的技巧。67. D。从文章末段可知，何洪庆不愿向外人透露更多“变脸”艺术的技巧。68. B。由第二段第一句“Denver International Airport is a centre for United and Frontier, and is served

89、by nearly every domestic airline, so airfare is low.”可以得出答案。69. A。由第三段第一句“. if you want to stay in one of Winter Parks new slope side flats.”可以得出答案。70. D。由文章最后一句可以得出答案。71. C 72 C。根据文章第一段中的“I was a really good student in college, but now my boss thinks Im a slacker because of the way I sit!” 以及“This

90、realization hit Jessica hard as she talked about the impression her supervisor had of her.”可知，杰西卡知道老板对自己的评价后很失望。73 A。联系第一段中的“But it is often small, everyday behaviour that matters the most to employers, particularly when you are new for the job.” 说明一个人的日常行为对老板来说很重要。由此可以推知是因为她的肢体语言不合适。74 B。本段主要讲了肢体语言

91、对印象形成的影响。75 D。文章最后一段“Here are three simple actions to practice every day: sincerely smile; make eye contact when you talk with others and be interested in what the other person is saying.”说明了获得积极印象的方式，而D项在文中没有提到。第四部分第一节 选做题一 76. findfound。此处描述的是过去的事情，时态要用一般过去时。 77. back前加the。in the back of在的后面。 78.

92、soas。as long as （长）达之久。 79. forfrom。此处表示“从”我的祖母那里得到的生日礼物。80. throwthrowing。before是介词，后面应接V-ing形式。81. 82. pulled后加it。it指代前文的“a piece of paper”。83. carefulcarefully。此处要用副词修饰动词。 84. manymuch85. themit。此处指Buddy，为单数名词，应用it指代。选做题二76 howwhat 77. secrets后加with 78. talkstalk 79. good前加a 80. hearhearing 81. n

93、ice前的isare 82. happilyhappy 83. which前的to去掉 84. dislikelike 85. spentspend第二节 One possible version: Dear Mr and Mrs Green,It is my great pleasure to show my heart-filled thanks for your help. I have got back safe and sound. Every time I think of the wonderful two weeks I spent in Australia, I just c

94、ant help thinking of both of you. It was you who provided everything to make my stay such a happy and smooth one. Ive learned so much, not only about the English language but also about the culture. And I enjoyed a great deal of fun and laughter we shared with each other. Thanks again and I do hope

95、we can keep in touch. Yours, Li Hua 附加题一：15 BFEDA附加题二：1. Because it sets the tone for the rest of the relationship.2. The contestants competence.3. more likeable4. the key 5. The poor first impression you made.附加题三：1. what 2. so 3. crowds 4. all 5. heard 6. before 7. frozen 8. finding 9. first 10. deeply