本試卷分為試題卷和答題卡兩部分，其中試題卷由第Ⅰ卷和第Ⅱ卷組成。滿分120分，考試時間分鐘第Ⅰ（75分第一部分：英語知識運用(35分第一節:(15小題;1分,15分A、B、C、D四個選項中,—Hotnews!Obamahaswontheialelection I’mnotA.So B.How C.So D.HowTherewaslittlechanceofsurvivinginthestorm,butI A. B. C. D.The2004ParalympicsinAthenswere greatsuccessfor,whichwastheleaderin totalofA.the; B.a;不 C.the;不 D.a;Americansfilluptheircarswithgas A. B.instead D.nextTheproductinthisshopislessexpensive,butthereisno ofA. B. C. D.MoYan’sNobelPrizeislikelytomaketheworldgo A. B. C. D.Tim’sbrownhair,darkglassesandthemannerofwalkingalarmedtheguards.That’swhyhe A.has B.was C.had D.wasCustomers’demandsplus alinterest theideaofhisnewA.carried B.pointed C.made D.filledThere’snothingnewabouthisbadmemory.SoIwasn’tsurprised Iheardhe’dlefthisbagontheA. C. D.Mumhates whenanyoneknocksherupduringthelunchA. B. C. D.“Ourbrandissellingjustlikehotcakes,”saidthedirectorwitha expressiononhisA. B. C. D. itornot,I’vegottocominsomethingaboutthisA.To B. C. D.I’msorryIdidn’tseeyouwhenyouentered—I myA.am B.was C.has D. othersthinkofyou,youneedtohaveaclearideaofA. B. C. D.Manygraduateswishtofindacareer theycanusewhattheyhavestudied,butoftennosuchA. B. C. D.第二節：完形填空（20120分A、B、C、D中，選出可以填人空白處的最佳答案，并在答題卡AftergettingmarriedImovedtoaflat.Ifeltprettycomfortablelivingthere somethingstrangehappened.Ihadadollonthewindowsill(窗臺)facingthelivingroom.Oneday,Icamebackhomefromworkandfounditwasfacingthewindow .Ithoughtitwasmyhusbandwhoyeda onme,buthedidnotadmit.I thedolltofacethelivingroomagain.Thenextday,the thinghappened.Butthistime,myhusbandwasso thatIbelievedhehadnotdonethat.Therewasno ofanyonebreakingintothehousewhilewewereaway.Andtherewasnoreasonto thatsomeonestoleintothehousejusttoturnthedollandleft.Whathappenednotonly usbutalsofrightenedThedollkeptturningeveryday SaturdaysandSundayswhenIwasathome.Ibegantowonderiftherewasaghost. aschoolholiday,andIdidn’tgotowork.Whileexercisinginthelivingroom,I thedollwasturningbyitself!ItwasveryfrighteningbutI knewwhyitwasturning.TherewasaconstructionsiterightnexttothebuildingwhereI .Theconstructionwasatthestageofpiledriving(打樁)andourbuildingshook witheachpounding(重擊). Ilivedonthetopfloor,theshakingwasquite ,thedollmovedlittlebylittlewiththeshaking.Thisalso whythedollneverturnedonSaturdaysandSundays, therewasnoconstructionworkatweekends.IfIhadnotbeenhomeonaweekday,Iwouldneverhave thetruth.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.yB.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.ByB.AboveC.AsaD.IntheA.exB.C.D.A.B.C.D.A.lookedB.foundC.pickedD.searched第二部分：閱讀理第一節：（20240分閱讀下列短文，從各題所給的四個選項(A、B、CD)AFormanypeople,thenameBaskin-Robbinsisconnectedtosweetmemoriesofeatingicecream.IrvineRobbins,whohelpedcreatethisfamous,diedinMayattheageofninety.Hiscareerofmakingfunandexcitingicecreamflavors(口味)changedthewayAmericansenjoythisfood.IrvineRobbinsopenedhisfirsticecreamstorein1945inCalifornia.Atthetime,therewerenostoressoldonlyicecream.Hissister’shusband,BurtonBaskin,alsoopenedhisownicecreamIn1948theycombinedtheirsixstoresintoonebusiness.BaskinandRobbinsrealizedthattheyweretoobusytooperateeachstorewell.So,theydecidedtosellpartofeachoperationtothemanagerofthatstore.Thispermittedthetogrowquickly.By1953,theyrenamedtheir Baskin-Robbins.Theyadvertisedthattheysold31kindsoficecreamtoshowthemanychoicesbuyershad.Therewasoneflavorforeverydayofthemonth.RobbinsandBaskinsold“LunarCheesecake(月亮奶酪)”thedayafterastronautslandedonthemoonin1969.Otherflavorsincluded“ChaChaCha”,forcherrychocolatechip,andRobbins’ alfavorite“JamocaAlmondFudge”.Theysaid,“Wesellfun,notjusticecream.”By1967,therewere500Baskin-RobbinsstoresintheUnitedStates.Thebusinesspartnerssoldtheirthatyear.Today,therearemorethan5,800Baskin-Robbinsstoresaroundtheworld.ItcanmostdeeplyremaininAmericans’goodmemoriesthatBaskin-RobbinslaunchedjoyfulvarietiesoficepurchasedmuchmorethanicecombinedmanystoresintoaadvertisedtheirvarietiesoficeWhichisthecorrectorderofthea.a.LunarCheesecakewentontheb.gotitsnewnameBaskin-c.Baskin-Robbinssoldd.Sixicecreamstoresbelonged B.a-b-c-C.d-b-a- D.a-d-c-Accordingtothe5thparagraph,oneparticularofBaskin-Robbinsisthat itstruggledforalargesizeoftheitsbrandsactuallydependedontopitattemptedtodevelopmorechainitsbrandscloselyfollowedthehotBaskin-Robbinsenjoyeditsgoodbusinessessentiallydueto thefriendly B.thecreativeC.theunusual D.thepowerfulBythestory,theauthorseemstobesuggestingreaders: Exploreyournew B.DoubleyourC.Dependon D.TrustyourBOriginallyboththeBritishandtheAmericanspokewitharhoticaccentRhoticessentiallymeansanaccentwheretheletter“r”ispronouncedstronglyafteravowel(元音).RhoticaccentsarestronginboththeUSandScotland,butseemtohavedisappearedfromBritishEnglishanditsderivatives,suchasAustralianEnglishandNewZealandEnglish.ThemajorAmericanaccent––thetypicalaccentofthemid-westernUS––isrhotic,andBritishEnglishis,asarule,non-rhotic.Specifically,USspeakerspronounceevery“r”,wherevertheyappearinaword.MostBritishspeakers(andyouwillnotethattherearesomeBritishIsleaccentsthatarestronglyrhotic,likeUS)donotpronounceevery“r”.Americansstressthe“r”attheendofwordssuchas“teacher”or“neighbour”,butinmanynon-rhoticBritishaccentsitismoreofa“schwa”(anunstressedsound)soitcomesoutas,“teacha”(unstressed)or“neighba”.Thismaindifferencealsodiffersacrossthecountryoforigin.Forexample,theUShasacleardifferenceintheaccentsbetweenpeopleofthenorthandsouth,nottomentionlesscleardifferencesacrossthestates.SimilarlyBritishpeoplehaveadifferentaccentaccordingtotheirlocality.The“cockney倫敦東區accentgreatlydifferenttothemiddleandupperclassAnothercommondifferenceappearstobethatAmericanspronouncewordssuchas“herbalwithoutthe“h”.Syllables(音節)maybestresseddifferently,too.“Oregano”intheUStendstobepronounced“o–reg–a–no”whileinBritishEnglishitismorelikelytobe“o–reg–AH–no”.Whenarhoticaccentoccurs, theletter“r”issilentinany B.theletter“r”issoundedafteraC.theendingsyllableofawordis D.theendingsyllableofawordisTheunderlinedword“derivatives”inthefirstparagraphprobablymeans A. B. C. D.Innon-rhoticBritishaccents, “bother”soundsthesameas B.“cheaper”soundsthesameasC.“worker”soundsthesameas D.“painting”soundsthesameasEvenintheoriginalcountryofthespecificEnglishlanguage,accentsdiffer fromareato B.fromtoC.fromwordto D.fromstresstoAmericanpeopletrendtopronouncewordslike“herbal”withthe“h” A. B. C. D.CAll20childrenwhodiedinashootingataschoolinConnecticutwereagedbetweensixandseven,accordingtoanofficiallistofthedead.Thestate'schiefmedicalexaminersaidthegunmanusedarifleashismainweapon,andallthevictimsappearedtohavebeenshotseveraltimes.Thegunman,namedinmediareportsasAdamLanza,killedhismotherbeforedrivingtotheschoolandopeningfire.Sixadults,allwomen,werealsokilledbeforethegunmanshothimselfTheheadteacheratSandyHookschoolinNewtown,DawnHochsprung,islistedamongthedead,alongwithadultsRachelDaVino,AnneMarieMurphy,LaurenRusso,MarySherlachandVictoriaSoto.Eightboysand12girlswerekilled-allbutfourofthemwereagedsix.Theyoungest,NoahPozner,celebratedhisbirthdayonlylastmonth.AwomanwhoworkedattheschoolwastheonlytobeshotandScoresofpeoplehaveleftflowersatamemorialoutsidetheschoolandonSaturdayeveninghundredsattendedacandlelightvigil（守夜）.BarackObamaistovisitNewtownonSundaytomeetfamiliesandspeakataninterfaithvigilatthetown'shighschool.Aftertheattack,heurged"meaningfulaction"againstguncrimeinthe"Asacountrywehavebeenthroughthistoomanytimes,"hesaidinanemotionalWhiteHouseHowmanypeopleoftheschoolgotshotduringthisheartbreakingA. B. C. D.Amongthestudentvictims,howmanyarejustsixyearsA. B. C. D.Veryfewvictimssurvivedtheshootingprobablybecause theywerealltootheyfailedtocalltheintheyeachwereshotseveraltheywerenottakentohospitalsoonWhatdidthegunmandoafterthemassiveHeshothismotherHewascaughtbytheheadHekilledhimselfwithhisHegotouttoattendacandlelight BarackObama’swordswecanexpectthat thecontroloftheuseofgunswillbetighterinmoreguncrimeswillbeinspiredbythismorepeoplewillowngunstoprotectfewerpeoplewillsendtheirkidstotheDAnAfricanfarmerhadheardtalesaboutotherfarmerswhohadmademillionsofdollarsbydiscoveringdiamondmines.Thesetalessoexcitedthefarmerthathecouldhardlywaittosellhisfarmandgoprospectingfordiamondshimself.SohesoldthefarmandspenttherestofhislifewanderingtheAfricancontinent,searchingunsuccessfullyfortheshiningstonethatbroughtsuchhighpricesonthemarketsoftheworld.Finally,brokeandwornout,hethrewhimselfintoariverandMeanwhilebackatthefarm,themanwhohadboughthisfarmhappenedtobecrossingasmallriveronthepropertyonedaywhenhesawsomethingshiningatthebottomoftheriver.Hepickeditup.Itwasasparklingstone-agoodsizestone-and,admiringit,helaterputitonhisfireceman （壁爐架）asaninterestingcuriosity.Severalweekslater,avisitoradmiredthestone,lookedcloselyatit,lifteditinhishandandnearlyfainted.Heaskedthefarmerifheknewwhathe'dfound.Whenthefarmersaidno,thathethoughtitwasjustapieceofcrystal,thevisitortoldhimhehadfoundoneofthelargestdiamondseverdiscovered.Thefarmerwasastonished.Hetoldthemanthathissmallriverwasfullofthesebrilliantstones,andhisfarmlandwascoveredwiththem.Notallwereaslarge,perhaps,astheoneonhisman,buttheyweresprinkledgenerouslythroughouthisproperty.Needlesstosay,thefarmthefirstfarmerhadsold,sothathecouldsearchforadiamondmine,turnedouttobethemostproductivediamondmineontheentireAfricancontinent.WhydidthefirstfarmersellhisHehadmadeafortunebysellingHewastiredofhislifeasaHewantedtomakemoremoneyHewastoldthattherewasnodiamondsonhisWhathappenedtohimafterhesoldhisHefoundariverfullofdiamondsonhisHelosteverythingincludinghisownHediscoveredaminefilledwithbrilliantHefinallygothispropertybackwithWhenthesecondfarmerfirstfoundashiningstone,he feltsorryforwhathehaddonetothefirstwasexcitedtoseehewouldsoonbeveryfounditspecialandbroughtitcouldn’twaittosharehisjoywithhisThevisitornearlypassedoutafteracloselookatthestonebecause hewasshockedbythemisfortuneofthefirstthediscoverywastoogoodtobeitwasnotdiscoveredonhisownhewasblindedbythelightfromtheWhatdowelearnfromtheTreasureafarmwithariverrunningacrossShowyourbelongingstootherstofindtheirrealDigdeepintowhatwehaveinsteadofwanderingAskforprofessionaladvicebeforesellinganythingtoII卷（滿分45分）(請將答案寫在II卷答卷上)第二節：補全（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）根據內容，從后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。選項1個多余選項。A:Hey,doyouwanttoseethepicturesofmyholidayinItaly? A:Ah,itwasgreat!Thefoodwasgreat!Thewinewasgreat!Butthetrafficwasterrible! A:ThoseItaliansarecrazydrivers!Idon’twanttothinkaboutB:OK. Yes,sohere’sapictureoftheTowerofB:How Itwasrainingthatday,butitwasstillwonderful.Weclimbedtothetop! That’saphotooftheArnoRiver.That’sthe“PonteVecchio”,theold A:Itwasveryinteresting.Therewerebeautifuloldbuildingsinthecity,andlotsofwonderfulB:That’sAndwhat’sAndwhat’sWhywasitsoYes,itwasWhatwasFlorenceLet’sreturntothegoodSure,whatwasyourholiday第三部分：寫（共三節；滿分40分第一節閱讀表達(每題2分，共10Ifyouareworriedaboutthingsandareunderalotofstressatworkorschool,thenyouareprobablynotsleewell.Worrycankeepyouawake,tossingandturninginbeduntiltheearlyhoursofthemorningwhenyoueventuallyfallasleep.Whenyouwakeup,youdon'tfeelrefreshed,buttiredandwornoutandunabletofaceanewday.Dr.HenryWinklewroteanarticleinarecentnewspaper,whichindicatesthat .Dr.Winklesays,"Themoreweworry,thelesswesleep,themoreweareunabletodealwithstress.Ifwecanfindawaytogetagoodnight'ssleep,"headds,"wecanoftenfindtheenergytodealwithwhat'sworryingus."So,whatisagoodnight'ssleep?Researchshowsthattheamountofsleepwhichpeopleneedinordertokeephealthyvariesalot.Sevenhoursinabouttheaverageamount,thoughstrangelyenough,sleelongeroftengivesyouaheadacheinsteadofmakingyoufeelmorerefreshed.Dr.Winklebelievesthatpreparingforsleeisimportant.Peoplewhoworklateshouldtrytogivethemselvesashortbreakanddosomethingrestfulbeforegoingtobed.ThiscouldbewatchingTVorlisteningtomusic.ngsomeexerciseearlierinthedayshouldhelpyoutofeelphysicallyaswellasmentallytired.Abedtimedrinkcanalsohelp,butcoffeeorteashouldbeavoidedastheycontaincaffeineandwillkeepyouawake."Whenyouputthelightout,"Dr.Winklesays,"concentrateonrelaxingyourmuscles,workingslowlyupfromyourfeet,andyou'llbeasleepbeforeyouknowit."Whatisthebesttitleofthetext?(Pleaseanswerwithin10WhichsentenceinthetextcanberecedbythefollowingPeopleshouldn'tgotosleepimmediaybutshouldtakeabreakafterworkinglateinthePleasefillintheblankinParagraph2withproperwordsorphrasestocompletethesentence.(Pleaseanswerwithin10words)Someonesaysthatthelongeryousleep,thebetteryoufeel.Trytofindsomeargumentsfromthetextagainsttheidea.(Pleaseanswerwithin30words)TranslatetheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph1into第二節:短文改錯（10110分注意：1）原行沒有錯的不要改；2)Myhouseisnearlythesea.Onedaythere66. bigwaves.Iwaswalkingalongthebeachwhile67. heardtwomenshoutfromasinkingboat.I68. quicktoseeifIcouldhelp.Ifoundasmall69. andaboyhelpmepushitintothesea.We70. reachedthemenjustbeforetheystopped71. Itwashardtohelpthemintotheboat,andwe72. itsomehow.AsIlookedcarefullyatthefaceof73. twomen,Irealizedthatoneofthemwasour74. father.HowmuchhappyIwasaboutthat第三節：表達（滿分20分75. 假設你是，你的朋友Jack打算到與你共度春節。Jack在郵件中提及了以下擔憂和想法口音難懂；2．地方風俗陌生；34請用英語回復注意：1．書信必須包括以上所有內容參考詞匯：口音accent 普通話MandarinDearHowiseverythingwithI’mlookingforwardtoyourcoming.Bestwishes!Li補閱讀表短文改表II總補閱讀表短文改表II總閱卷第Ⅱ卷（滿分45分補全（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分 57. 閱讀表達(每題2分，共10 短文改錯（10小題；每小1分，滿10分注意：1）原行沒有錯的不要改；2)Myhouseisnearlythesea.Onedaythere66. bigwaves.Iwaswalkingalongthebeachwhile67. heardtwomenshoutfromasinkingboat.I68. quicktoseeifIcouldhelp.Ifoundasmall69. andaboyhelpmepushitintothesea.We70. reachedthemenjustbeforetheystopped71. Itwashardtohelpthemintotheboat,andwe72. itsomehow.AsIlookedcarefullyatthefaceof73. twomen,Irealizedthatoneofthemwasour74. father.HowmuchhappyIwasaboutthat75. 表達（滿20分假設你是，你的朋友Jack打算到與你共度春節。Jack在郵件中提及了以下擔憂和想法口音難懂；2．地方風俗陌生；34請用英語回復注意：1．書信必須包括以上所有內容MandarinDearHowiseverythingwith英語參考答第一節:單項填空15小題;1分,151—5 6—510 11—15第二節