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第一节听力略第二节完形填空（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16—30各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Forthefirstnineteenmonthsinherlife,HelenKellerwaslikeanyotherbrighthappychildineveryway.Thenasudden16destroyedhersightandhearing.Thechildcouldn’tfindawayto17becauseshewasnotabletoseeorhearotherpeople.Forthenextsevenyearsshelived18aworldofdarkness,withno19.ItwasMissAnnieSullivanwhochangedHelen’sworld.Annie20onajobwhichhadseemedimpossible.Anniemadeeveryeffortto21thisblindgirlwhohadneverlearnedto22anormallife.Theteacherstartedwithasystemofspellingwhichusedthesenseoftouch.Inthissystemthepersonwhowas23awordtappedthestudent’shandveryquicklyandtappeditindifferent24togivetheideaofdifferentletters.Onemorningthechildandherteacherweretakingawalktotheopenair.Theystoppedaroundapumpwhichwas25totakewateroutofthewell(水井).MissSullivanpumpedoutsome26fromthewellandletitflowoveroneofHelen’shands.Whilethecoolwaterwasflowingoverthatlittlegirl’shand,theteacherspelledtheword“water”intothechild’sother27,firstslowly,thenquickly.Helen“watched”movementsofMissSullivan’sfingersastheytappedthelettersagain,againandagain.28thechildseemedtoremembersomethingthatshehadforgotten.Itwaslikethe29ofalostthought.[来源:Zxxk.Com]HelenKellerlaterexplained,“Iknowthenthatw-a-t-e-rmeantsomethingthatwascoolandflowingovermyhand.Thatgavemelight,hopeandjoy,andbroughtmy30intoanew,freeworld.”Atlastsheunderstoodhowlanguageworksinman’slife.16.A.chanceB.illnessC.imageD.case17.A.smileB.walkC.speakD.cry18.A.inB.onC.atD.outof19.A.friendsB.soundsC.joysD.feelings20.A.gaveB.movedC.fixedD.took21.A.teachB.talkC.understandD.protect22.A.wantB.saveC.liveD.dream23.A.readingB.sayingC.learningD.spelling24.A.speedsB.waysC.behaviorD.means25.A.spentB.costC.usedD.said26.A.oilB.mudC.airD.water27.A.paperB.bookC.handD.face28.A.SuddenlyB.SlowlyC.ThenD.Fortunately29.A.runningB.signC.returnD.collecting30.A.familyB.statusC.mindD.pleasure第三节语法填空（共10小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分）仔细阅读下面短文，短文中有10个空格。请按照语境以及括号里的具体要求完成语法填空、词形变化等。答案填写在答题卡标号31—40的对应位置。Itwasaverycoldevening,anoldmanwaswaitingforarideacrosstheriver.Hesawseveralhorsemenpassbybuthedidn’taskforanyhelp.Thewaitseemed31(end).Thencameanotherrider,theoldman32(catch)hiseyeandsaid,“Sir,wouldyouminddoingmeafavor?”Stoppinghishorse,hereplied,“Ofcourse.”Almost33(freeze),theoldmancouldnotget34theground.Thehorsemanhelpedhimontohishorse.Hetooktheo1dmannotjustacrosstheriver,35tohishome.“Sir,youdidn’tevenasktheotherridersforhelp,why?What36Ihadsaid‘no’and1eftyouthere?”thehorsemanasked.Theoldmanlookedathimstraightintheeyesandsaid,“Ilookedintotheireyes,Ifoundtheydidn’tcare,37toldmeitwouldbeuseless,butwhenIlookedinto38,Isawkindness.”Thesewordstouchedtheriderdeeply.“Thankyoufor39you’vesaid,IhopeIwillneverbetoobusytohelpothers.”Withthat,ThomasJefferson,the40(three)presidentoftheUS,turnedhishorsearoundandwentaway．第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节阅读理解（共20小题，每小题两分，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，并在答题卷上将该项涂黑。（A）PeterKing,15，andMaryKing，13，wenttoseeadoctor．Peterhadabadcold,sothedoctorgavehimsomepillstotake．Maryhadabadcough，sothedoctorgavehersomecoughmedicine．Therearethewordsonthebottleofthemedicine：CoughMedicineShakewellbeforeuse.Takethreetimesdailyaftermeals.Atonetime:adults2teaspoonfulsChildren8-141teaspoonfulChildren4-71/2teaspoonfulNotsuitableforchildrenbelowtheageof4Storeinacoldplace.UsebeforeOct.2012.41.Maryshouldtake_____inaday.A.2teaspoonfulsB.3teaspoonfulsC.4teaspoonfulsD.1teaspoonful42.Themedicineshouldbekeptin_____.A.arefrigeratorB.hotwaterC.anyplaceD.thesun43.Maryshould_____beforeshetakessomeA.shakethemedicinewellB.eathermealsC.dosomeexercisesD.drinksomething44.Peopleaged_____cannottakethecoughmedicine.A.80B.15C.20D.345.MaryormothershouldthemedicineleftafterOct.2012.A.throwawayB.taketwotimesmoreC.stoptotakeD.takethreetimesmore（B）TheAmericanRevolution（革命）wasacitizen'srevolution.Ordinarymentookalargepartinit.OneofthemwasPaulRevere,asilverworker.HelivedinBostonmanyyearsagoduringthetimewhenmanypeopleintheBritishcolonies（殖民地）inAmericafeltthattheywerebeingusedforBritain'sgain.TheyfeltthattheywerebeingtaxedwithoutfairrepresentationintheBritishgovernment.ThepeopleofBostonwereespeciallyangry,andadditionalBritishtroopshadbeensenttheretokeeptheexcitedcolonistsundercontrol.PaulReverewasoneofthosewhobelievedthattheBritishwouldsoonbeonthemarchagainsttheOnthenightoftheeighteenthofApril,1775,RevererowedacrosstheCharlesRivertoaplaceoppositeBostonwherehissaddledhorsewasreadytoride.iftheBritishsoldierscame,hewastoridetowarnthepeople.AfriendinBostonwashiddenneartheBritishtroopsinaplacewherehecouldwatchwhattheydid.Iftheymarchedbyland,hewastohangoneLanternhighinthetoweroftheoldNorthChurchinBostonwherePaulcouldseeit.Iftheycamebysea,hewouldhanguptwolanterns.TowardmorningReveresawtwolightsinthetower.TheBritishmustbecomingbysea!Hejumpedonhishorseandrodethroughthecountrysidebeforedawninordertowarnthefarmersandvillagersthattheymustfightatdaybreak.herodeallnight,andinthemorning,bythetimethetroopsarrived,thefarmerswerehiddenallalongtheroadswiththeirgunsloaded.WhentheBritishcame,theAmericansdrovethemback.These