高考模拟试题精编(八)【说明】 本试卷分第Ⅰ卷(选择题)和第Ⅱ卷(非选择题)两部分。满分150分，时间120分钟。题号第一部分第二部分第三部分第四部分总分第一节第二节第一节第二节第一节第二节得分第Ⅰ卷 (共105分)第一部分 听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．Howdoesthemanfeelabouthisjob?A．Hedoesn'tcaremuchaboutit. B．Heenjoysitverymuch. C．Hedoesn'tlikeit.2．Whatisthewomanprobablygoingtodo?A．AskTomtosendaninvitation.B．GettheJohnsons'address.C．InviteTomtotheparty.3．Whatdoesthewomanmean?A．Janeislookingforasummerjob.B．Janedoesn'twanttogohome.C．Janeiseagertogohomeforthesummerholiday.4．Whyisthewomanexcited?A．Shehasgotadriver'slicense.B．Shehassoldalotoftickets.C．Sheisgoingabroad.5．WhatdoesthemanthinkofPicasso?A．HethinksthatheisthegreatestSpanishpainter.B．Hedoesn'tconsiderhimthebestSpanishpainter.C．Heissurethathecanbecomefamous.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)14\n听下面5段对话。每段对话后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。6．Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?A．Themanwantstobookastandardroom.B．Themanprefersasmokingroom.C．Themanchoosesaroomonthesecondfloor.7．Howmuchwillthemanpayfortheroom?A．80dollars.B．88dollars.C．96dollars.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8．Whatcanwelearnabouttheboy?A．Hehasgotaheadache.B．Hehasgotafever.C．Hehasgotaheartproblem.9．Whatdoesthemotherasktheboytodo?A．Gotothehospital.B．Stayinbed.C．Buysomemedicine.10．Whatdoestheboywanttodo?A．WatchTV.B．Seethedoctor.C．Gotoschool.听第8段材料，回答第11至14题。11．Whatisthemangoingtodointheevening?A．Takeanexam.B．Study.C．Lookforajob.12．Whatexamwillthemantake?A．Theentranceexam.B．Themidtermexam.C．Thefinalexam.13．Whatdoesthemanthinkofthecomingexam?A．Easy.B．Harderthanthelastone.C．Toodifficulttopass.14.Whatdoesthemanthinkofhispresentjob?A．Heisnotsatisfiedwithit.B．It'sthebestoneintheworld.C．It'stheworstoneintheworld.听第9段材料，回答第15至17题。15．Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A．Attherailwaystation.B．Atthepostoffice.C．Attheairport.16．Whichcountrywilltheletterbesentto?A．England.B．Japan.C．Canada.17．Howwilltheletterbesent?A．Byairmail.B．Byregisteredmail.C．Byexpressmail.14\n听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18．Whatisthetalkmainlyabout?A．Improvingourmemory.B．Takingcareofourhealth.C．Collectinginformation.19．Whatshouldwedotoremembersomeone'sname?A．Writeitdownonapieceofpaper.B．Paymoreattentiontohisorherfirstname.C．Rememberhisorherlastname.20．Whatdoesthespeakersuggesttous?A．Havingarestfortwentyminutes.B．TakingsomevitaminB1andB2.C．Doingsportsduringthebreak.第二部分 英语知识运用(共两节，满分35分)第一节 语法和词汇知识(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。21．In________accident，morethan100peoplewerekilled，nottospeakof________dying.A．the；the B．an；the C．the；a D．an；不填22．－Howareyougettingonwithyournewclassmates?－________.I'vegottoknowthemall.A．VerygoodB．MuchpleasedC．VerykindD．Farbetter23．Hecaressolittleabouthismealsthat________willdosolongasitcanfillhisstomach.A．everythingB．somethingC．anythingD．nothing24．Suddenly，Tomstoodupand，________hisschoolbag，rushedoutoftheclassroom.A．seizeB．seizingC．beingseizedD．toseize25．It'stoomessyinyourroom.Look，bythewashingmachine________apileofdirtyclothes.A．areliedB．layC．arelyingD．lie26．Ifyoucomeacrossaword________meaningyouhaveforgotten，pleaselookitupinthedictionary.A．inwhichB．whichC．whoseD．that14\n27．Thereisnoneedforyoutoworryaboutyoursalary，boy.You________getitverysoon.A．couldB．shallC．wouldD．need28．Don'tphoneherbetween8：00and10：00.She________classesthen.A．willhaveB．hashadC．willbehavingD．washaving29．－HaveyoubeentotheSummerPalace?－Perhapsnot.________，itmighthavebeenduringmyearlychildhood.A．IfanyB．IfeverC．IfonceD．Ifnot30．Thiswillbeextremelyimportantwork，anditssuccessorfailurewilldependon________wecanfindalotofcapableyoungpeoplenow.A．whatB．ifC．whyD．whether31．I'msurprised________thatSueandPaulhavebrokenup，fortheyseemedveryhappytogetherwhenIlastsawthem.A．tohearB．hearingC．tobeheardD．beingheard32．MyEnglishteacherisverykind.I'llneverforgetthefavorhe________me.A．isdoingB．willdoC．hasdoneD．haddone33．Youcan'tgooutbecauseitisastormynight；________，yourhomeworkhasn'tbeendone.A．thereforeB．howeverC．otherwiseD．besides34．－WhataboutlisteningtotheEnglishprogramontheradiowhilelearningEnglish?－Personally，________.A．it'suptoyouB．itmakessenseC．it'sashameD．it'soutofthequestion35．Weareatyourservice.Don'thesitateto________usifyouhaveanyfurtherproblems.A．turntoB．appealtoC．cometoD．applyto第二节 完形填空(共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分)阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Everyyearonmybirthday，awhitegardenia(栀子)was__36__tomyhouse.Butnocardornotecamewithit.Callstotheflowershopwerealwaysuseless－itwasacash__37__.AfterawhileIstoppedtryingto__38__thesender'sidentityandjust__39__inthebeautyandperfumeofthatmagical，perfectwhiteflowerin__40__pinkpaper.ButIneverstopped__41__whothegivermightbe.Mymother__42__tothese14\nimaginings.SheaskedmeiftherewassomeoneforwhomIhaddoneaspecialkindnessandwhomightbeshowing__43__.IhadmorefunimaginingsthatitmightbeaboyIfellinlovewithoronewhohadnoticedmeeventhoughIdidn't__44__him.Onemonthbeforemynightschool__45__，myfatherdied.Myfeelings__46__fromsorrowtofearandanger：mydadwasmissingsomeofthemostimportant__47__inmylife.Ibecamecompletely__48__inmycominggraduation，theseniorclassplayandtheball.Butmymotherwouldnothearofmy__49__anyofthosethings.MotherandIhadgoneshoppingandfoundanimpressivedress，butitwasthe__50__size.Whenmyfatherdied，Iforgotaboutthedress.Thedaybeforemyball，Ifoundthatdress－intherightsize－overthelivingroomsofa.Itwas__51__tomesolovingly.Ididn't__52__whetherIhadanewdressornot.Butmymotherdid.Shewantedherchildrentofeel__53__，filledwithasensethattherewasabeautyeveninthefaceof__54__.MymotherdiedtendaysafterIwasmarried.Thefollowingyearthegardeniastopped__55__.36．A.givenB．deliveredC．takenD．shown37．A.useB．billC．purchaseD．money38．A.recognizeB．realizeC．testD．discover39．A.delightedB．pleasantC．pleasingD．confused40．A.hugeB．softC．toughD．heavy41．A.consideringB．rememberingC．imaginingD．recalling42．A.referredB．ledC．preferredD．contributed43．A.appreciationB．wishC．feelingD．happiness44．A.observeB．watchC．knowD．think45．A.educationB．graduationC．beginningD．vacation46．A.rangedB．differedC．sufferedD．judged47．A.shocksB．accidentsC．thingsD．events48．A.tiredB．uninterestedC．unhappyD．crazy49．A.lackingB．disappearingC．missingD．attending14\n50．A.wrongB．falseC．properD．old51．A.providedB．introducedC．presentedD．awarded52．A.doubtB．wonderC．desireD．care53．A.giftedB．lovedC．respectedD．honored54．A.mistakeB．failureC．doubtD．sorrow55．A.comingB．growingC．followingD．sending第三部分 阅读理解(共20小题，每小题2分，满分40分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项。AOnOctober23,1990，DavidPologruto，ahighschoolphysicsteacher，wasstabbed(刺)byhissmartstudentJasonHaffizulla.JasongotstraightA'sandwasdeterminedtostudymedicineatHarvard，yetthiswashisdownfall.HisphysicsteachergaveJasonaB，amarkJasonbelievedwouldunderminehisentrancetoHarvard.AfterreceivinghisB，Jasontookabutcherknifetoschoolandstabbedhisphysicsteacherbeforebeingreprimanded(斥责)inastruggle.HowcansomeoneassmartasJasondosomethingsodumb？Smartcanbedumb.StudiesshowthereislittleornocorrelationbetweenIQandemotionalintelligence.Duringmyearlyuniversityyears，Iregardedmyselfasanintelligentguy.IgotgoodmarksinMathematics，Physics，andothertechnicalsubjects.Ithoughtsuchskillswouldsurelygivemeanedgeinlife.Afteroneyearofstudywithdecentmarks，Ibegantoseetwomajorclassesofstudents.Thefirstcategoryofstudentsturneduptofewlectures，partiedeveryweekend，enjoyedagreatsociallife，anddidminimalworktopasscourses.Thesecondcategoryofstudentswereintelligent，hardworkers，gotgoodgrades，andwereveryfocusedontheirstudies.Surelytheseintelligentandhardworkingstudentswouldfillthegreatjobsbeforetheother，morelazier，classofstudents?Notso.Studentsareoftenshockedupongraduationthattheirqualificationsarenotasimportantastheyoncethought.Graduatesentertheworkforceonlytorealizethatcoworkershatethem，lessintelligentpeoplearetheonesreceivingpromotions.Educationalskillsareuselessinsomeindustrieswhenpeopleskillsareabsent.Youcanhavegreatideas，theories，andsolvecomplexproblems，butifyoucannoteffectivelycommunicatethatmaterialinapersuasiveandexcitingmannerbyrelatingtoyourfellowhuman，youfaceanuphillbattleinwhateverchallengesyouencounter.It'snotthatpeopledislikeyoubecauseofyourintelligence；it'sthat14\npeopledislikeyoubecauseyou'rerude，notunderstanding.Theintelligentpersonwithpoorcommunicationskillsisinsensitiveorunawareofothers'emotions.56．JasonHaffizullastabbedhisphysicsteacherbecause________.A．hewasunfairlytreatedbytheteacherB．hewasdisappointedwithhisdownfallC．hewasatalowemotionalintelligencelevelD．hewasscoldedbytheteacher57．Wecaninferfromthepassagethattheauthor________.A．thinkspeopleonlyhavinghighintelligencearenotenoughtobesuccessfulB．foundagreatjobaftergraduationC．belongedtothefirstcategoryofstudentsD．couldkeepabalancebetweensociallifeandstudies58．Manyintelligentpeoplearehatedbecause________.A．theycansolvemorecomplexproblemsB．theycan'tsettlethechallengestheymeetC．theyareenviedfortheirintelligenceD．theyarerudeandnotunderstanding59．Whatcanmakepeoplesucceedatworkaccordingtothelastparagraph?A．Educationalskills.B．Communicationskills.C．Goodmanners.D．Awarenessofpeople'semotions.60．Thepassageismainlytotellus________.A．therelationshipbetweenIQandemotionalintelligenceB．whatkindofstudentscansucceedincollegeC．smartpeoplecanhavepoorcommunicationskillsD．intelligentstudentswillmeetmorechallengesatworkBSince1884，GreenwichMeanTime(GMT)hasbeentheinternationalstandardfortimekeeping，butitisnowunderthreatfromanewdefinitionoftimeitselfbasednotontherotation(自转)oftheEarth，butonatomicclocks.InJanuarytheInternationalTelecommunicationUnionwillmeetinGenevatovoteonwhethertoadoptthenewmeasure，despiteprotestsfromBritain.Nodoubt，thequestionhashurtBritain'snationalpride－particularlywhentheBritishbelievetheiroldrivalFranceisleadingthepushtochangefromGMTtothenewtimestandard.GMTisbasedonthepassageoftheSunoverthezeromeridian(经线)attheGreenwichObservatoryinsoutheastLondon，andbecametheworldstandardfortimeataconferenceinWashingtonin1884.FrancewasstrivingforParisMeanTimeatthesameconference.14\nIn1972itwasreplacedinnamebyCoordinatedUniversalTime(UTC)butthatinfactremainedthesameasGMT.UTCisbasedonabout400atomicclocksaroundtheworldbutthencorrectedwith“leapseconds”(润秒)tocorrespondtotheEarth'srotationalspeed，whichfluctuates(波动)．Asaresult，atomictimeisslowlydivergingfrom(偏离)GMT，byaboutoneminuteevery60years，orbyanhourevery600years.ThetinydifferencesbetweenEarthspeedandatomicspeedhavebecomeaproblemforGPS，spaceexplorationandmobilephonenetworksonwhichthemodernworldrelies.“Wearestartingtohavetwodefinitionsoftime.Imagineaworldwherethereweretwoorthreedefinitionsofakilogram，”Dr.Ariassaid.Themeetingwilllookatthepossibilitiesofabolishingtheleapsecondsandmovingfullytoatomictime.TheproposalhasbeenopposedbyBritishscienceministerDavidWilletts.Hesaid，“Weshouldsticktorealtimeasexperiencedbyhumans.WithoutleapsecondswewilllosecontactwiththerealityofEarth'srotation.Eventuallyourmidnightwouldhappenatnoon.”Chinaprefersthepresenttimestandards，sayingthatitsastronomerswanttoretainEarthrotationbasedtime.61．Formorethan________years，GMThasbeentheinternationalstandardfortimekeeping.A．80B．120C．160D．20062．Wecaninferfromthepassagethat________.A．BritainhasbeenproudofGMTB．GMTisslowerthanUTCC．FrancehasbeenongoodtermswithBritaininhistoryD．FranceprefersusingGMTinsteadofthenewtimestandard63．TheInternationalTelecommunicationUnionwillmeetinGeneva________.A．tovoteonwhethertoadoptatomictimeasthetimestandardB．toreplaceGreenwichMeanTimebyCoordinatedUniversalTimeC．tomaketheParisMeanTimetheworldstandardfortimeD．toabolishthetinydifferencesbetweenEarthspeedandatomicspeed64．ThetinydifferencesbetweenEarthspeedandatomicspeedhaveabadeffectonthefollowingexcept________.A．GPSB．spaceexploration14\nC．MP4sD．mobilephonenetworks65．WhatisChina'sattitudetowardfullyadoptingtheatomictime?A．Opposed.B．Supportive.C．Cautious.D．Unconcerned.CWefirstsawweblogsinthemid90swithpeopletakingtheirdiariestotheInternet.Itwasafunandratherunusualwayforpeopletosharetheirthoughtswiththewiderworld.Netusersquicklyshortenedweblogstoblogs.Thepopularityofbloggingreallybegantotakeoffinthelate90swhensoftwarewascreatedjusttomakeiteasytocreateablog.OpenDiarycreatedthefirstblogcommunityin1998andintroducedinteractivitybyallowingreaderstobeabletocomment.In1999，Blogger.comwasstartedandthisservicewastobringblogstothemasses.Inthetenyearssincetheirintroduction，blogshavetakenoffonascalethatwouldhavesurprisedthefirstbloggers.Therearestillbloggerswhousetheirblogsasonlinediariesbutthepurposesofblogsaredifferent.Technologyhasadvanced，andsohavethewaystoblog.Additionslikeaudiobloggingandvideoblogginghavemadebloggingarich，multimediaexperience.BlogsareoneoftheeasiestwaystoestablishaWebpresence，asyouneedn'tlearnhowtocreateawebsite.Blogger.comisstilloneofthemostpopularofthefreebloggingchoices.BoughtbyGooglein2022，Blogger.comoffersanyonethechoiceofcreatingoneormoreblogsinminutes.Today'sblogsarestillbeingusedforonlinediariesbutevenmorearebeingcreatedeverydayforvariouspurposes.Politiciansuseblogstotelltheirconstituents(选民)whattheystandfor.Journalistsarebloggingthenewsasithappens.Celebrities，likeactorsandauthors，arekeepingintouchwiththeirfansbyblogging.Businessmenuseblogstoinformtheircustomersofnewproductsanddevelopments.Bloggingisaneasywayforanyonetobeabletoexpressthemselvesonline.Youcanuseyourblogtocommunicateandsharewithpeopleinwaysthatemailjustdoesn'tallow.Soifyou'renotbloggingalready，whatareyouwaitingfor?66．Thefirstparagraphmainlytellsus________.A．theblog'soriginB．whoinventedweblogsC．howtowriteablogD．thereasonwhyweblogswereshortened67．Whichofthefollowingisleastlikelytobefoundinblogs?14\nA．Truefeelingsofbloggers.B．Bloggers'lovedsongs.C．Bloggers'favoritefilms.D．Phonenumbersofbloggers'friends.68．WhatdoweknowaboutBlogger.com?A．Itwassetuptwentyyearsago.B．Itbecamefamousforitsname.C．Itisthemostpopularwebsite.D．ItbelongstoGoogle.69．WhichmaybethereasonwhyBlogger.comissopopular?A．Peoplecanmakealotoffriendsbywritingblogsonline.B．Itwasaneasybutwonderfulwaytocreatblogsinminutes.C．Peopleprefertosharesomethingprivatewithothers.D．Peoplecanmakecommentsonothers'blogsonthiswebsite.70．Fromthepassage，wecansaythat________.A．businessmenmayincreasetheirsalesbybloggingB．celebritiesareabletosittogetherwhenbloggingC．politicianscandefeattheirenemiesbybloggingD．journalistscanknowallthetruthbybloggingDShirleyChisholmwasbestknownasthefirstblackwomanelectedtotheUnitedStatesCongressandthefirstblackwomantorunforpresidentoftheUnitedStates.However，herlifewasfilledwithmuchmorethanbeingthefirstblackwomantodoimportantthings.Shebelievedinbeingapersontofightforchange.Allherlife，sheworkedtoimprovethelivesofothers.ShirleywasborninBrooklyn，NewYorkin1924.Thoughherparentshadverylittlemoney，theywantedtheirdaughterstogetagoodeducationandtohaveabetterlife.WhenShirleywasthreeyearsoldtheysentherandhersisterstolivewiththeirgrandmotherinBarbados.ThereShirleyreceivedagoodeducationfromtheBritishschoolsystem.Sheenjoyedtheyearswithhergrandmother.Shirleyalwaysrememberedthewordshergrandmotherspoke.14\nIn1934ShirleymovedbacktoBrooklyn.Shecontinuedtodoverywellinschool.ShelatergraduatedfromBrooklynCollegewithhonors.In1949，shemarriedConradChisholmwhoworkedasaprivateinvestigator.Togethertheytookpartinlocalpolitics.Theirmarriageendedalmostthirtyyearslater.Asayoungwoman，Shirleydecidedtobecomeateacher.Shebelievedshecouldimprovesocietybyhelpingchildren.SheworkedforsevenyearsatachildcarecenterintheHarlemareaofNewYorkCity.SheattendedColumbiaUniversityatnightandreceivedanadvanceddegreeinearlychildhoodeducationin1952.Shebecameknownasanexpertinchildrenandearlyeducation.From1959to1964Shirleywasaneducationofficialinthedaycaredivisionofthecity'sofficeofchildwelfare.In1964Shirley'spoliticalcareerbegan.ShewaselectedtotheNewYorkStateAssembly，wheresheservedforfouryears.In1968sheranfortheUnitedStatesCongressandshesucceeded.ShebecamethefirstblackwomanelectedtoCongress.ShirleywasverydifferentfromothermembersofCongress.Shelookeddifferent.Herhairwasabigcloudofcurls.Sheworeverylargeeyeglasses.Andshehaddarkskin.Hervoicewasstrong.Shespokewithpower.Shesaidhergreatesttoolwashermouth.ShewasnotafraidtosaythethingsotherswouldnotsaybeforeCongressandthepublic.71．Fromthepassage，welearnthatShirley'sparentsbelievedthat________.A．womenplayedanimportantpartinmodernsocietyB．blackpeopleoughttohaveequalrightsaswhitesC．agoodeducationwasimportantforachild'sfutureD．theUKhadabettereducationsystemthantheUSA72．WhoinfluencedShirleymostduringherchildhood?A．Herfather.B．Hermother.C．Hersisters.D．Hergrandmother.73．Howmanyofthefollowinghavebeenmentionedinthepassage?a．Hereducation.b．Herfamily.c．Hermarriage.d．Herpoliticalcareer.e．Herpoliticalbeliefs.f．HercontributiontotheUSA.A．Three.B．Four.C．Five.D．Six.74．Inwhichorderdidthefollowingeventstakeplace?a．HermarriagetoConradChisholmended. b．ShewaselectedtotheNewYorkStateAssembly.c．Shebecameaneducationofficial. d．ShesucceededinrunningfortheUnitedStatesCongress.14\ne．ShereceivedanadvanceddegreeinColumbiaUniversity.A．e－c－b－d－aB．c－a－b－d－eC．e－c－a－b－dD．e－c－b－a－d75．Thelastparagraphmainlytellsusabout________.A．herpoliticalcareerB．herpoliticalopinionsC．hertypicalstyleD．hercontributioninpolitics答 题 栏 1－5____________ 6－10___________ 11－15________ 16－20__________ 21－25__________ 26－30__________31－35__________36－40__________41－45__________46－50__________ 51－55__________56－60__________61－65__________66－70__________71－75__________第Ⅱ卷 (共45分)第四部分 书面表达(共两节，满分45分)第一节 阅读表达(共5小题，每小题3分，满分15分)阅读下面的短文，并根据短文后的要求答题(请注意问题后的词数要求)。[1]JaimeAlfonsoEscalantewasborninnineteenthirtiesinBolivia.Hetaughtmathandscienceinhishomecountryfortwelveyears.Inthenineteensixties，JaimeEscalanteandhiswifecametotheUnitedStates.Duringthenextseveralyears，helearnedtospeakEnglishandrepeatedhiscollegeeducationandteachertraining.[2]Innineteenseventyfour，Mr.EscalantewashiredatGarfieldHighSchooltoteachmathematics.[3]TheschoolwasinapoorareaofLosAngeles，California.Manyofthestudentshadseriousproblemswithillegaldrugs，gangsandviolence.Theschoolwasindangeroflosingitsofficialapprovaltooperate.[4]Mr.Escalante'sstudentsweremostlyMexicanAmericans.Manyweretheworststudentsattheschoolandthoughttobe“unteachable”．ButMr.Escalantepushedthegrouptoworkhard.Hetoldthembasicmathwastooeasyandthattheyhadtheabilitytodoharderwork.[5]He_told_his_students_that_he_believed_in_them，but_they_must_have_the_desire_to_be_successful.JaimeEscalantestartedanadvancedmathprogramwithasmallgroupofstudents.Innineteeneightytwo，eighteenofhisstudentstooktheAdvancedPlacementtestincalculus.Theyallpassed.[6]Officialsatthetestingcompanysuspectedthestudentsofcheating.Mr.Escalante14\nurgedhisstudentstotakethetestagain.Twelveofthestudentsrepeatedthetest.Andagain，________.Fiveearnedtopscores.[7]Mr.Escalante'sstudentswentontobecomeengineers，scientistsanduniversityprofessors.JaimeEscalantereceivedmanyteachingawardsincludingthePresidentialMedalofExcellenceinEducation.[8]JaimeEscalanteretiredfromteachinginnineteenninetyeightandlatermovedbacktoBoliviawithhiswife.Hediedearlierintwothousandandnine.Hewasseventynineyearsold.76．Whatisthisarticlemainlyabout?(nomorethan8words)______________________________________________________________________77．TranslatetheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph5intoChinese.______________________________________________________________________78．FillintheblankinParagraph6withproperwords.(nomorethan5words)______________________________________________________________________79．WhydidMr.Escalanteurgehisstudentstotakethetestagain?(nomorethan15words)______________________________________________________________________80．PleasecompleteMr.Escalante'smainexperiencesusingthegivenyearsinthepassage.(nomorethan30words)In1930，hewasborninBolivia.1)____________________________________________________________________2)____________________________________________________________________3)____________________________________________________________________In2022，hedied.第二节 写作(满分30分)为提高大家“关注世界气候，保护地球环境”的意识，你校最近要举行一场英语演讲比赛，请根据以下提示通过校广播站向全校师生发一则通知。比赛地点：学校礼堂比赛时间：1月15日下午2：00—5：00流程：每个人演讲5分钟，将选拔出10名选手参加决赛报名联系人：李华报名截止时间：1月10日其他事项：1.欢迎同学们到场观看；2．欢迎老师们光临指导。14\n注意：1.词数120～150；2．内容可适当发挥；3．开头和结尾已写好，不计入总词数。Boysandgirls，mayIhaveyourattention，please？Ihaveanannouncementtomake.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________That'sall.Thankyou.14
