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1英语试题第一节单项填空(共15小题；每小题1分．满分15分)从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填人空格的最佳选项。21.Zhusuan．Chinesetraditionalcalculatingmethod，hasbeenlistedas__UNESCOWorldIntangibleCulturalHeritage(世界文化遗产)A.a：aB.the；theC.the；aD.a：the22.Atthefirstmeetingofthecentralleadinggroupforoverallreform，PresidentXiJinpingurgedOfficialsalleffortstocarryoutnewpoliciesA.wouldmakeB.mustmakeC.makeD．made23.Ourmonitorisalwaysfulfillinghistasksatanamazingspeed,beyondourreachA.itB．thisC.oneD.theone24．一Mary,doremembertobringyoure-dictionarytomorrow．一Sure.Iwouldn’tifyoumeA．don’tremindB.didn’tremindC．haven’tremindedDhadn’treminded25．OurEnglishteacheroftencreatesa(n)inclassforustocommunicatelikenativespeakersA.situationB.conditionCpositionD．occasion26．Whatmakesonlineshoppingsopopularisitshortensthedistancebetweenmanufacturersandconsumers．A.howB.thatC．whetherD．why27.Tonyisalawyernow,butheinadeliverycompanyforsixyearsA.hasservedB.hadservedC.wasservingD．served28.VisitorsfromthemainlandusedtoinHongkongforaflighttoTaiwanAtransferBchangeCmoveD．transport29Inspiredbytheseniorsincollegeandhisownresponsbilities，Dickisdeterminedtoworkharder．AtorecognizeBrecognizingcrecognizedDbeingrecognized30Peterhastreatedhimselftotoomuchdeliciousfood，hissharpincreaseinweightAaccountingforBappealingtoCbringinginDallowingfor231Rock-diimbingisabreathtakingsport，courageplaysanimportantroleAwhichBwhoseCwhereDwhen32TheprogramsofUNICEFhavesavedthousandsofAfricanchildrenwhowould__havediedfromhungerordiseaseA.insteadB．thereforeC.otherwiseD.moreover33alowmonthlyincome，NiChaomakesuphismindtomakeacharitydonationofl0000yuaneveryyear．A.InspiteofB.IncaseofC.IntermsofD.Inpossessionof34.Highschoulstudentsaresupposedtobeaboutpublicservices，whichwillbenefittheminthelongrun．A.curiousB．anxiousCparticularD.enthusiaetic35．--Ijustcan’thelpworryingabouttheresultofmymedicalexamination一.Youcan’tbutwait．A.TakevourtimeB.JustrelaxC.HavefunD.Watchout第二节完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)阅读下面短文．从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。Whenmybrotherandlweregrowingup,wemowed(割)yardsduringthesummertoearnpocketchange(零花钱)．Dadtradedourservicetoneighborsand36apricetheycouldnotrefuse。Wegot$10peryard．Ilaterfoundoutourfriends37$20ormoreforthesameamountofwork.Onedaywewere38ournext-doorneighbor’syard．Shealwayswaiteduntilthegrasswasknee—hightocallusover,39wehadanoldlawnmower(割草机).thisparticularhotafternoon,Iwasfinishingupandwastired.I40thetallgrassasacolddrinktocooldown.Iwasjustabouttoturnoffthelawnmower41IsawDadpointingtoonelone(单独)piece.Ithoughtaboutthe42changelwasgettingpaidforcuttinggrasssohighthatit43brokethemower.Iignoredhimandkeptwalking.Dadcalledmeout,“You44apiece.”Ifrowned(不同意),hopinghewouldletmegohome.Hekeptpointing.So45,Iwentbacktocutthatpieceofgrass.IsaidtomyseIf,“Thatonepiecedoesn’t46anyone.Whywon’thejustletit47?”ButwhenIreachedadulthood，Iunderstoodhis48Whenyou’rerunningabusiness,theWorkyoudo49muchaboutyouIfyouwanttobeseenasabusinessmanwith50，youmustdeliveraqualityproduct.Thatsinglepieceofgrassmeantthejobwasnotdone.The5lmyfathertaughtmestayedwithme：ifyousayyouaregoingto52ajobatacertaintime，keepyour53．Giveyourcustomersthekindof54theywouldllketo3receive.Itshowshowsincereyouareandhowmuch55youtakeinyourwork.36A.keptB.calculatedC.loweredD.offered37.A.chargedB.paidC．affordedD.spent38.A．cleaningB.exploringC.cuttingD.searching39．A．TobehonestB．WorsestillC．BelieveornotD.Aboveall40．A.piledB.wateredC.plantedD.enjoyed41．A.afterB．beforeC.whenD.while42．A.totalB.exactC.looseD.poor43．A.hardlyB．almostC.neverD.merely44A．lostB．1eftC．missedD.forgot45.A.angryB．happyC.astonishedD.stubborn46.A.attractB.hurtC.attackD.comfort47.A．comeB.liveC.beD.pass48．A.actionB.instructionC.feelingD.message49.A.saysB.expressesC.explainsD.knows50.A.fortuneB.pleasureC.contentD.honesty5l.A.lessonB．experienceC.skillD.business52．A.quitB.findC．createD．finish53A．wordB.secretC．mindD.watch54A．dignityB．serviceC.rewardD.praise55A．troubleB.surpriseC．prideD.responsibility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A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AMostpeopleknowthatawkwardfeelingwhenyouwalkintoanelevator(电梯)withotherpeopleandtrynottomakeeyecontact(接触).Butanewresearchsuggestsitmaybedowntoasubconscious(下意识的)powerstrugglebeingplayedoutasyoumakeyourwayupanddown.Astudyfoundthatpeopledecidewheretheystandbasedonamicrosocialstatus，establishedWithinsecondsofenteringthelift.RebekahRousi．aPh.D．studentincognitive(认知)science，conductedanethnographic(人种论)StudyofelevatorbehaviourintwoofthetallestofficebuildingsinAdelaide，AustraliaAspartofherresearch，shetookatotalof30liftridesinthetwobuildings，anddiscoveredTherewasanestablishedordertowherepeopletendedtostandInablogshewritesthatmoreseniormenseemedtodirectthemselvestowardsthebackoftheelevatorShesaid：“Infrontofthemwereyoungermen，andinfrontofthemwerewomenofaIIages.”Shealsonoticetherewasadifferenceinwherepeopledirectedtheirgaze(注视)halfwaythroughtheride．“Menwatchedthemonitors，lookedinthesidemirrors(in4onebuilding)toseethemseIves．Andinthedoormirrors(oftheotherbuilding)toalsowatchothersWomenwouldwatchthemonitorsandavoideyecontactwithotherusers(unlessinconversation)andthemirrors，”shew