第Ⅰ卷（55分）一、聽力測試（共20小題，計20分） 7.A.Behindthe B.UndertheC.onthe D.Inthe8.A.This B.Next C.This D.Next9.AHer B.Her C.Her D.Her10.A. B. C. D.11.A.Library B.Family C.Traffic D.School12.A.Every B.Fourtimesa C.Twicea D.Oncea13.A.Becausethepencildoesn’tB.BecausethepencilistooC.Becausethesharpenerdoesn’tDBecausethesharpeneristooexpensive.A.Shehasn’tboughtthestreet B.Shehasn’tpackedtheC.Shehasn’tlockedthe D.Shehasn’twateredthe(三聽短文，根據短文內容，判斷下列句子正誤，正確的用“Ａ”表示，不正確的用“Ｂ”DannyhadacaraccidentwhilehewaswalkingtoThedoctorsdidn’tknowwhenDannywouldwakeOnedaywhenDanny’sfathersaid“Sam”,DannymovedhisDanny’sparentswantedtobringSamtothehospital,butthenursedidn’tOneday,SamjumpedonDanny’sbedandDannysaidhisfirstwords“BadAftersevenweeksDannywaswell,soheleftthehospitalandwent【2011山東臨沂】21．TellSallyto ,A. B. C. D.callB【2011山東臨沂】22.Photographycan excellenthobbyforA. B. C. D.【2011山東臨沂】23.Ifyousitina alongtime,yourbackmaybegintoA. B. C. D.【2011山東臨沂】24.Peterlikes isveryloudandA. B. C. D.thatA。【2011山東臨沂】25.Look!Jackandhis flyingdisktogetherintheA.is B.was C.are D.were詞用are。故選C。【2011山東臨沂】26.Don’tforgettowashyour youhaveA. B. C. D.【2011山東臨沂】27.Ifpricesrisetoohigh,thegovernmenthastodo A. B. C. D.to【2011山東臨沂】28.Stayawayfromjunkfood,please.It’sbadfor forA. B. C. D.especiallyB。【2011山東臨沂】29.ChenGuangbiaosayshe allhismoneytocharitieswhenheA. B. C.will D.would在時表將來，主句用一般將來時。故選C。【2011山東臨沂】30.Ifyouareinthezoo,remembernottotouchorgoneartheAlthoughsomeoftheanimalsarecute, leavethemA. B. C. D.【2011山東臨沂】31.ZhouLiboisShanghai’sfavoritefunnyman.Heisgoodatmakingpeoplelaugh.Hislivelyshowswere hotthatticketssoldoutinminutes.A. B. C. D.…,詞或副詞，such也構成這一句型，但such用來修飾名詞。【2011山東臨沂】32.---I’m beforetheA. B. C. D.nervous表達。【2011山東臨沂】33.Aroundtheworld,moreandmorepeopleare activities,becauselifeinmodernsocietieshasbecomesafeandboring.A.taking B.taking C.takingpart D.takingcare【2011山東臨沂】34.ThepolicemanaskedthesmallA.whyshewas B.whywasshe C.whysheisD.whyissheBD，動詞為過去時態時，孩正在哭。用過去進行時。故選D【2011山東臨沂】35.Excuseme.CouldyoupleasetellmewhereIcangetthe .There’sabookstoreonYimengA. B. C.Good D.ThanksureCouldyouplease…引導的表示委婉語氣的一般疑問句。【2011山東臨沂】三、完形填空。(1010分)Howdoyouusuallygettoschool?Buybus?Onfoot?RobyBurch,16,aUSstudent,getstoschoolalittle36 _---hegoesbyhorse(馬).Burchhasbeenridinghiswhitehorse4milestoandfromschool37 beginningofthesemester.“Everymorning,wearingmybluejacketandjeans,I’monmywayat6am.”Burchsays,“Thestreetsaremostly38 atthistimeofmorning.It’sanicewaytostarttheday.”Theideawashis39 .Hisfamilywereenjoyingtheirvacationontheirfarmthissummer,“Mydadjustsaid,‘Roby,you40 rideyourhorsetoschooleveryday.’”saysBurch.Hethoughtitreallywasagoodidea.Whentheygotbackhome,Burchaskedforpermissionfromtheheadmaster(校長),JoeCox,andsurprisingly,hegotthegreenlight.Coxeven41 Burchtokeepthehorsenexttotheheadmaster’shouse.ThenhisdadhelpedBurchfindthebestroutetoschool.Itisalongbackstreetsandhas42 carsthantheothers.Forthereturntripeveryafternoon,Burchleavesschoolat5:45pm.Evennow,asthedaysgrowshorterandcolder,he43 toridehishorse.“Iwillridemyhorseeveninthecoldestweather.”hesays.Burchsaysthefirsttimehesatonahorseasafour-year-oldboyhewas now,“it’swhatIdobest.”It’snosurprisethathewantstobeacowboy(牛仔)whenhegrowsup.“Iloveridinghorsesmorethan45 else.”Hesays,“It’sreallyaguything.”36.A.normallyB.casuallyC.differentlyD.37.A. 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D.36.CdifferentlyC通過evennow和下句意義，可知“他仍然繼續騎馬上學”，continuetodosth“繼續50.Aanythingelse表示“任JiaMengusedtokeepadiary(日記)inChinese.Butoneyearago,the14-year-oldgirlfromHeiLongjiangbegantowriteherdiaryinEnglish,becauseJiafoundhermotherwasreadingherdiarysecretly.Shechangedthelanguagebecausehermothercan’treadEnglish.“It’slikekillingtwobirdswithonestone.”saidJia,“Myprivacy(隱私)becamesafeandmyEnglishimprovesaJia’smotherisnottheonlymomwhoreadsherchild’sdiary.Recently,RenminUniversityofChinahadanationalsurveyamongover2,3000parents.Theresultsshowthat40%ofparentsreadtheirchildren’ssecrets.That’swhy,likeJia,manyteenagerstrytofindwaystoprotect(保護)theirprivacy.WuLei,15,ofShanxi,keepsadiary,too.Buthedoesn’twriteinonpaper.Hewritesonlinewhichhethinksisperfectlysafebecausehisparents“knownothingabouttheInternet.”LuHuan,13,ofGuangdong,saidherparentsalwayssecretlylistenedtothetalkbetweenherfriendsandheronthetelephoneintheirroom.Tosolvethisproblem,Luaskedherparentstobuyheramobilephone.“Parentswanttoknowwhatisgoingonintheirchildren’slives,”saidShaoXiazhen,ateenageexpertinBeijing.“Butsometimestheygoaboutitthewrongway.”Shaosuggestedtoteenagersthatinsteadofhidingtheirsecrets,talkingtoparentsisabettersolution.“Ifyourparentsknowthatyouaresafe,they’llletyoukeepyoursecrets.”JiaMengwritesherdiaryinEnglishinordertoimproveher Recently,RenminUniversityofChinahadanationalsurvey,andtheresultsshowthat40%ofparentsreadtheirchildren’ssecrets.KeepingadiaryonlineisthebestwaytoprotecttheprivacyaccordingtotheLuHuanaskedherparentstobuyheramobilephoneinordertoprotecther ShaoXiazhenthinksparentswillletchildrenkeeptheirsecretsiftheytalktoparentsandparentsknowtheyaresafe.40%的家長為了了解孩子的成長情況，而偷看孩子的日記等。而孩子們也E-bookisshortforelectronic(電子的bookItisusuallyreadonpersonalcomputersSomemobilephonescanalsobeusedtoreade-books.Earliere-bookswerewrittenforaspecificgroupofreadersandwereaboutonlyafewsubjects.Withthedevelopmentoftheinternet,knowledgeandanswerstoalotofquestionsmainlycomefrome-books.Thisiswhythee-bookbusinessisincreasingquicklyE-bookshavemanyadvantages.First,theysavetime.Wedon’tneedtogotoabookstoretobuybooks,besides,wecanfindthetopicwewanttoknowaboutontheInternet,andthenwecanquicklygetmanye-booksonsimilartopics.Second,e-bookssavemoney.Somee-bookscostalittlemoney,andtherearemillionsofe-booksontheInternetthatwecangetforfree.Third,moretreesaresavedbecausee-booksdon’tneedtobeprinted(印刷)onpaper.Fourth,e-booksmakereadingmoreconvenient.Youcancarryawholelibraryofhundredsofbookswithyouinasmallcomputeroranye-bookreader(電子閱讀器)withoutworryingabouttheirweight.Bute-bookshavecertaindisadvantages.Theyneedapersonalcomputerorane-bookreaderandtheinformationcanbelostifitsfileformat(文件格式)isnotsupportedorchangedinthereader’scomputer.However,e-booksprovideuswithanewwayofreading.ThatisWhyisthee-bookbusinessincreasingquickly? earliere-booksareaboutonlyafewpeopledon’tliketoreadanypaperbooksanymoste-bookshavebeenwrittenforaspecificgroupofthedevelopmentoftheInternetmakese-booksmoreuseful.Howmanyadvantagesdoe-bookshaveaccordingtothisA. B. C. D.WhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothisE-bookscan’tberedonmobileAllthee-booksontheInternetcostlotsofE-bookscanmakereadingmoreYoucan’treade-bookswithoutapersonalWhatisthedisadvantageofthee-You’lllosetheinformationifitsfileformatisnotYoucancarryhundredsofbooksinane-bookYoucanbuycheape-booksYoucanreade-booksatanyTheauthormainlytells youdon’tneedtobuypaperbooksinabookstoreifyoureade-theinformationcanbelostifitsfileformatisthedevelopmentofe-bookscanhelpsavetheCABD和文中內容沖突。C)CJohnandTimareverypopularinJasonMiddleSchool.Theyarenotonlygoodatstudying,butalsogoodatplayingsports.KayandSuearetalkingaboutthem.Kay:Hello.Sue!Sue:Hi.Kay! Sue:No.Noonehastoldmeaboutthematch. Kay:Althoughtheopposing(對抗的)teamwasstrong,ourschoolwonatlast. Theyarereallygoodbasketballplayers.Kay:Yes.Theycanplaybasketballbetterthanothersbecausetheypracticemuchmore.IalwaysseethempracticingontheplaygroundinthegymandsometimesrunningaroundtheschoolSue:Kay:Yes.AndeitherJohnorTimwillbechosenastheBestSchoolAthleteoftheYear.Sue:Wow!65WhoHowhardtheyWhoHowhardtheyWherewasthematchTheyarecool,aren’tHowexcitingthematchDidyougotoseethebasketballgameIknowthatbothJohnandTimareonthe61.F62.A63.G64.BDGregWoodburn,auniversitystudent,spendsalotoftimecleaningsportsshoes.Someofthemoncebelongedtohim;somebelongedtohisfriends.Butsoontheshoeswillhavenewowners,poorchildrenintheUSAand20othercountries,thankstoGreg’sShareOurSoles(鞋底)(S.O.S)charity.GregwasahighschoolrunningstarinasmalltowninCalifornia.Hehadtostoprunningformonthsbecausehiskneewasinjured.“IstartedthinkingaboutallthethingsIgotfromrunning,thehealth,thefriendshipsandtheconfidence.”hesays.AndIrealizedtherearechildrenwhodon’tevenhaveGregcollectedhisownsportsshoesandthencalledhisfriendsandthetown.Hisaimwastohave100pairsbyChristmas2006.Whenthenumberclimbedtomorethan500pairs.Gregknowthathecouldcollectsportsshoesallyearround.Nowhehassetupcollectionboxesinhistown.Sofar,S.O.Shascollectedanddonatedmorethan3,000pairsofshoes.AndGreghascleanedalmostallofthem.“Peoplethinkofitasdutywork,”hesays,“butIlikedoingit,becauseIfeelhappywhenI’mdoingit.It’snotworkIwanttopassontosomeoneelse.”Injustthreeyears,Greghasstartedthreebranches(分部)ofS.O.Sandtherearemoreandmoresportsshoes.Formanypoorchildrenwhohavereceivedtheshoesmeanopportunity.TwoyoungboysinsouthernCaliforniausedtogotoschoolonalternatedays(隔日becausetheybothsharedapairofshoes.Theyweretoobigforoneboyandtoosmallfortheother.ThankstoS.O.S,eachbrotherreceivedhisownpairofshoes.Theboysnowgotoschooleveryday.Whentheygraduate,theysaytheywillhelpothers,justasGreghelpedthem.注意事項：1.II42.答卷前請將密封線內的項目及座號填寫清楚。OrderOrderthreesuperchicken(56) ,threeOrderOrderthreesuperchicken(56) ,threesweetdessertsand(57) bowlofvegetablesaladPrice：（58） Name:(59) Address:32BridgeStreet.TelephoneNumber: 5分答案： ID篇短文，根據短文內容回答下列問題（5個小題，計10分）WhowillGregdonatethesesportsshoesFromrunningGreggothealth,friendshipsandconfidence,andwhatdidheHowmanypairsofshoeshasS.O.ScollectedanddonatedsoWhydoesGregliketocleanthedonatedWhatdidthetwoboysinsouthernCalifornialearnfromTothechildrenwhodon’tevenhaveHerealizedtherearechildrenwhodon’tevenhaveMorethan3,000pairsofBecausehefeelshappywhenheisdoingFromGregtheylearnedthattheyshouldhelp六、詞形轉換（66分Thisisoneofthe (big)rabbitsintheworld.Heeats12carrots,sixapplesandtwocabbageseveryday.MyneighborHelennevertalkstome.Sheis Asweknow,ZhangJiajieisfamousforthe (shape)ofDavidisgoodatdrawingandhe’sgoingtobe (art)whenhegrows (wonder)oceanisthelargesthabitatintheIfpeopledon’thavebreakfastinthemorning,theywillfeeltiredandget biggest72.unfriendly73.shapes74.artist75.wonderful76.Alicehasatennisracket.(改為一般疑問句) atennisracket?Thereweresometigersinthemountains(改為否定句) tigersinthemountains.Thetwinsareofmediumheight對畫線部分提問thetwinslookFrankwillcomeupwithsomewaystolearnmoreEnglish.(改為同義句)。Frankwill somewaystolearnmoreEnglish.Youshouldfinishtheworkattheendoftheweek.(改為被動語態)Theworkshould attheendoftheweek.Wehave theschoolsportsmeetingbecauseofthebad77.Does,have78.weren’tany79.Whatdo80.thinkup81.befinished82.putTeenagersarealwaysstressedoutnow.Theyareoftentoobusytothinkabouttheirdietsandexercise.Thetruthis,healthyeating,alongwithregularexercise.Istheonlywaytok Duringyourteenageyears,itisimportanttogiveyourbodytheenergyitneeds.Teenagergirlsneedabout2,200calories(卡路里)adayandboysneedabitmore.Doctorssuggest2,800caloriesforteenageboys.50%ofyourcaloriesshouldcomef84rice,bread,vegetablesandfruit.Youalsoneedtod85alotofwater,sixtoeightglassesaday.Enoughwaterwillimproveyourskinandgiveyouhealthyhair.Exercisecanhelptomakeyoulookgood,feelgoodandbehealthy.Scientistssuggestthatteenagersshouldspendatl8630minutesexercisingeveryday.Whenyouexercise,yourbodyproducessomething.Itmakesyoufeelr87andenergetic.Itcanevenhelpyousleepbetteratnightandletyoupaymorea88whenyoustudy.Let’seathealthilyandtakeregular答案：83 84. 85.86. 87. 88.keep84.from85.drink86.least87.relaxed88.Didyouhaveafavoriteplastictoywhenyouwereachild?Diditbreak?Didyourparentsthrowitaway?Well,Iknowwhereitis.It’sfloating(漂浮)inthePacificOcean.Well,letmeexplainhowit89(get)there.ManycountriesputtheirgarbageinthePacific.Mostofthegarbagesinks.Butplasticfloatsand90(move).TheNorthPacificGyre(環流)pullsthingstowardsthemiddle.So,alltheplasticendsupinthesameplace.Onescientistsaysthearealooksjustlike“plasti