第1頁（共1頁）2025年江蘇省部分學校高考英語模擬試卷（4月份）一、未知1．Whatisthemanlookingtodo？A．Painthisbedroom.B．Cleanthewallsofhishome.C．Putwallpaperupinthelivingroom.2．Whatarethespeakersabouttodo？A．Watchamovie.B．Makeaphonecall.C．Goforadrinktogether.3．Whatistheconversationmainlyabout？A．Incomeinequality.B．Culturaldifferences.C．Worldeconomygrowth.4．Whydoesthemancometothecafe？A．Tohaveacupofcoffee.B．Tomeethisfriends.C．Totakeshelter.5．WhatdoesthewomanthinkofCharlotte'sWeb？A．Simple.B．Childish.C．Popular.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．（1）Whatmagazinewillthewomanworkfor？A.SportsWeekly.B.SwimWorld.C.NationalFootball.（2）Whatwillthewomanmostprobablyworkas？A.Adesigner.B.Aneditor.C.Asecretary.7．（1）Whatisthemanunhappywithabouthisjob？A.Thebenefits.B.Thepay.C.Thepaperwork.（2）Whyisthewomangoingtofurtherherstudy？A.Togetapromotion.B.Tomanageabusiness.C.Tofindajobinthegovernment.8．（1）WhatisthematterwithMr.Smith？A.Hegotasorethroat.B.Hecan'tsleepatnight.C.Heisunqualifiedforhisjob.（2）WhatdoesMr.Smithteach？A.Chinese.B.English.C.Physics.（3）Whydoesn'tMr.Smithwanttotakearest？A.Hehastohelphisstudents.B.Hehasrestedforaweek.C.Hewantstovisitauniversity.9．（1）Whatcausesthegirltohavetroublemakingfriends？A.Lackofsocialskills.B.Differenceininterests.C.Unpopularitywithotherkids.（2）Whatdoweknowaboutthegirl'sfamily？A.Theyenjoyaquietlife.B.Theypreferasociallifestyle.C.Theyhaveastrictdailyroutine.（3）Howdoesthegirlfeelabouttheman？A.Theyaresimilar.B.It'shardforthemtogetalong.C.Shewantshimtomakeachange.（4）Whatkindoffriendsdoesthegirlwant？A.Thosewhoareeasy﹣going.B.Thosewhoarehard﹣working.C.Thosewhosharesimilarhobbies.10．（1）Howlongwillittaketogettothemuseum？A.About20minutes.B.About30minutes.C.About50minutes.（2）Whatisspecialaboutthetripforthestudents？A.Theycanpickupancientpotstostudy.B.Theycantakeoldringsoutoftheglasscase.C.They'lltakearelatedtestwhenbackatschool.（3）HowdothestudentsfindinformationintheTechnologyCenter？A.ByusingiPads.B.Byusingcomputers.C.ByaskingJaneWitton.（4）Whatdoesthespeakerwantthestudentstodoafterthetrip？A.Makepostcards.B.Drawposters.C.Givereports.二、閱讀理解11．CharityWalkin2017Sunday18thJune201710：00am—Register（登記）10：30am—WalkBegins18th﹣24thJuneVenue（場地）：BaddesleyClintonHouseB93ODQWalkregistrationFee（登記費用）：Adults：＄5（ontheday＄7）Children：＄3（ontheday＄4）under5yearsoldfree.BypayingtheregistrationfeeyouwillbeabletoenterBaddesleyClinton'shouseandgroundsforfree（normally）＄10.45—＄11.50foradultsand＄5.15—＄5.70forchildren）.Petsarewelcomeonthewalkbuttheycannotenterthehouseorgardens.Ifyouareinterestedintakingpart，pleasecallMichaelat01217881143oremailcentre@.Youcanalsovisitourwebsitetoregisterandpayonline.RegisteredCharityNo.2092613E﹣mail：centre@（1）Thewalkwillbegin.A.onJune19thB.onJune24thC.at10：00amD.at10：30am（2）Iftwokidsabove5yearsoldregisterinadvance（提前），andtheirmotherregistersontheday，theywillpay.A.＄15B.＄13C.＄11D.＄7（3）Fromtheposter，wecanlearnthefollowingEXCEPT.A.thewalkis35kmintotalB.youcanmakeacalltoregisterC.petscannotenterthehouseandgardensD.thecharitywalkisfromJune18thto24th12．ItisnoteasytobecomeadoctorintheUnitedStates．Thefirststepisgettingintoamedicalcollege．MorethanonehundredandtwentyAmericanschoolsofferstudyprogramsforpeoplewantingtobedoctors．Peoplecangetadviceaboutmedicalschoolsfrommanyresources．OneoftheseisthePrincetonReview．Thepublicationprovidesinformationaboutcolleges，studyprogramsandjobs．ThePrincetonReviewsaysthecompetitiontoentermedicalschoolsisstrong．Americanmedicalschoolshaveonlyaboutsixteenthousandofopenings．Butmorethanthirty﹣twothousandstudentsmaytryit．Manyofthosearewomen．Mostapplicantscontactmorethanonemedicalschool．Somecontactmany．AnimportantpartoftheapplicationusuallyistheMedicalCollegeAdmissionTestwhichiscalledMCAT．TheAssociationofAmericanMedicalCollegesprovidesthetestbycomputer．ItisofferedintheUnitedStatesandothercountries．Thepeoplewhowanttoentermedicalschoolsarerated（評定）onreasoning，physicalandbiologicalsciencesandanexampleofwriting．ApplicantsformedicalschoolsneedtodowellontheMCAT．Theyalsoneedagoodrecordintheircollegestudies．Somestudentsworkforayearortwoinamedicalorresearchjobbeforetheyattempttoenteramedicalschool．（1）Toentermedicalschoolsis．A．effortlessB．notcompetitiveC．fiercelycompetitiveD．easy（2）WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutthePrincetonReview？A．Itcangiveusadviceaboutmedicalschools．B．Itisagreatresourceforpeoplewhowanttobecomedoctors．C．Itcanprovideusinformationaboutstudyprograms．D．ItprovidestheMCATtest．（3）Theunderlinedword"those"inthethirdparagraphrefersto．A．peoplewhowanttobedoctorsB．peoplewhowanttoenteramedicalschoolC．peoplewhoaretestedbyMCATD．doctorsintheUnitedStates（4）Whatisthemainideaofthepassage？A．HowtobeagooddoctorintheUnitedStates．B．TheimportanceofthePrincetonReview．C．HowtopreparefortheMCAT．D．Howtogetintoamedicalschool．13．AgroupofresearchershaspublishednewfindingsinScienceonpotentialrisksfromthedevelopmentofmirrorbacteria—syntheticorganismsinwhichallmolecules（分子）havereversedchirality（i.e.are"mirrored"反向手性）Scientistshadbegunearlyworktowardcreatingmirrorbacteria，andwhilethecapabilityisatleastadecadeaway，recentyearshaveseensignificantprogress.Thenewpaperfindsthat，ifcreated，theseorganismsmayposesignificantdangerstohumans，animals，plants，andenvironmentalhealth.The38authorsworkinginninecountriesincludeleadingexpertsinimmunology，plantpathologyandsoon.ThepublicationinScienceisaccompaniedbyadetailed300﹣pagetechnicalreport.Whileanythreatisnotapproaching，theSciencepaperfindsthatmirrorbacteriamayposeseriousrisks.Immunedefensesinhumans，animals，andplantsrelyonidentifyingparticularmoleculargeometriesfoundininvadingbacteria.Iftheseshapeswerereflected—astheywouldbeuniquelyinmirrorbacteria—recognitionwouldbeimpaired（受損的）andmanybasicimmunedefensescouldfail，potentiallyleavingorganismsvulnerabletoinfection.Theanalysisalsosuggeststhatmirrorbacteriaintheenvironmentmaybeabletoevade（逃避）naturalpredatorslikephages，whichrelyheavilyonchirally﹣mediatedinteractionstokillbacteriaandlimittheirpopulations.Transportviaanimalsandhumanscouldenablespreadbetweendiverseecosystems.Persistentandwidespreadenvironmentalpopulationsofmirrorbacteriawouldexposehumans，animalsandplantstoanongoingriskofinfection—aseriousthreattohumansandtoglobalecosystems.Theauthorscallforfurtherinspectionoftheirfindingsandconcludethat，unlesscompellingevidenceemergesthattheseorganismswouldnotposeextraordinarydangers，mirrorbacteriashouldnotbecreated.Thispapermarksastartingpointforabroaderdiscussionabouttherisksfrommirrorbacteria，includingparticipationfromtheglobalscientificcommunity，policymakers，researchfunders，andotherstakeholders.Severaloftheauthorsonthepaperareinvolvedinplanningaseriesofeventsthroughout2025toinspectthefindingsofthepaperanddiscussstepsthatcanbetakentopreventrisksfrommirrorbacteria.（1）Whatisthecharacteristicofmirrorbacteria？A．Theyaremadeupofmirrormolecules.B．Theirmoleculeshaveoppositechirality.C．Theyareactiveinamirroredenvironment.D．Theycanchangetheirmolecularstructure.（2）Whatcanwe﹣learnaboutmirrorbacteriafromparagraph2？A．Theywillcomeoutverysoon.B．Theywillbarelyharmcreatures.C．Theywillbemadenolessthanadecade.D．Theywillhaveaneffectintenyears.（3）Whatconsequencemightmirrorbacteriabringaccordingtothenewfindings？A．Naturalpredatorscan'tkillthem.B．Theirmoleculesarethesameasnormalbacteria's.C．Immunedefensescan'ttelltheirmolecularshapes.D．Immuneprotectioncanbeimpaireddirectlybythem.（4）Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext？A．TheCreationofMirrorBacteriaB．MirrorBacteria：RisksandGlobalResponsesC．Scientists'NewFindingsonBacterialInfectionD．TheEffectofMirrorBacteriaonImmuneSystems14．TakingantioxidantsupplementssuchasvitaminsCandEmightmakelungcancersgrowbiggerandspreadbystimulatingtheformationofbloodvesselswithintumours（腫瘤），accordingtoastudyinmice.Oneresearcherinvolvedhassaidthatpeoplewiththeconditionshouldn'ttrytoavoidtheseantioxidantsintheirdiet，butgettingmorethantheyneedviasupplementscouldcauseharm.MartinBerg?attheKarolinskaInstituteinSwedenandhiscolleaguespreviouslyfoundthatsupplementingwiththeantioxidantsvitaminEandN﹣acetylcysteinecausedlungcancerstospreadinmice.Tobetterunderstandhowthismightoccur，Berg?andadifferentteamofresearchersstudiedmicewithaspecificformoflungcancerandmicethathadbeenimplantedwithhumanlungcancercells.Theysupplementedthemice'swaterwithvitaminC，whichtheanimalsnaturallyyield，andvitaminEandN﹣acetylcysteine，whichtheygetfromtheirdiet.Theresearchersgavethemiceincreasingamountsoftheseantioxidants，whichmadethelevelsoftheseantioxidantsinthemicehigherthanwhatwasnecessary."Todayinsociety，alotofpeopleeathealthily.Theyhavesomesupplements，andthentheyalsoconsumeotherantioxidant﹣richfoodslikegingershotsandsmoothies，"saysBerg?，"Ifyoudoallthat，youcouldendupwiththelevelsofdoses—toomuch—thatwe'retalkingabout."Theresearchersfoundthatthehighertheantioxidantdoses，thegreatertherateofbloodvesselformationinthetumours.Thiswastrueformicewiththespecificlungcancerandthosewithimplantedhumancancercells.Increasedbloodvesselgrowthwouldprobablyleadtotumoursgrowingandspreading，saysBerg?，buttheydidn'tstudythis.Berg?hasstressedthatpeoplewithanyformofcancershouldn'tchangetheirdietonthebasisofthisresearch."Ifyoutookawayalltheantioxidantsinfood，youwouldgetsickforarangeofreasons，suchasvitamindeficiencies，andthiswouldinfluencethecancer，"hesays，"We'refocusingonincreaseddosesabovetherequiredlevels."（1）Whatistheeffectofantioxidantsupplementsonlungcancer？A.Theyhelptoreducetheriskoflungcancer.B.Theyhavelittlesignificantimpactonlungcancer.C.Theypreventtheformationofbloodvesselsintumors.D.Theymaycausethegrowthandspreadoflungcancer.（2）Whatdoestheunderlinedword"yield"inparagraph3mean？A.Digest.B.Compose.C.Construct.D.Produce.（3）Howdidtheresearchersstudyantioxidantsonmicewithlungcancer？A.Byimplantinghumancellsonly.B.Byvaryingtheantioxidantdoses.C.Bycomparingspecificantioxidants.D.Bykeepingantioxidantdosesfixed.（4）WhatdoesBerg?emphasizeabouttheantioxidantsincancerpatients'diets？A.Antioxidantsshouldbecompletelyavoided.B.Highdosesofantioxidantscandirectlycausecancer.C.Antioxidantsarenecessarybuttheirdosesshouldbecontrolled.D.Thestudy'sresultsshouldbeusedinadjustingthepatients'diets.15．HowtoOvercomeJealousyEveryonefeelsalittlejealousonceinawhile﹣maybesomeonewasactingbetterthanyou，ormaybeyourbestfriendhasbeenhavingmuchfunwithanewcoworker.However，（1）theycanactuallycauseaconflictbetweenyouandthepersonyouwanttobeclosestto.Tosavetherelationshipandgetsomepeaceofmind，takesometimetosortthroughyourfeelingsbeforeyouactonthem.Admithowyou'refeelingtoyourselfbeforeyoudoanythingelse.Ifyounoticeyou'refeelingalittlejealous，takeafewminutestocheckinwithyourself.It'sperfectlynormaltogetjealousonceinawhile，sodon'tjudgeyourfeelings﹣justletyourselfacknowledgethat'swhat'sgoingon.（2）.Don'tactonyourjealousywhileyou'reupset.（3）.There'snothingwrongwithsimplyfeelingjealous﹣ithappenstoeveryone，However，feelingjealousdoesn'tmeanyouhavetowithdrawfromyourpartner，oraccusethemofanything.Ifyoucanobservehowyou'refeelingwithoutactingonit，youmayactuallyfeelyourjealousystartingtodecrease.（4）.Focusonyourpositivequalities.Jealousycansometimesberootedininsecurityandlowself﹣esteem.However，it'sreallyimportanttorememberthatyoureunique，withyourownspecialtalents.Whenyoucanembracethese，you'llbelesslikelytofeeljealousorinsecure.Rememberthatotherpeoplehaveproblems，too.（5）.Thatcansometimesfueljealousfeelings，becauseyoumightfeellikeyouwantwhattheyhave，orthattheycancomeandtakewhatyouhave.Don'tfallintothattrap，though，﹣otherpeopleoftenhaveproblemsthatyouneverknowabout，nomatterwhattheirlifelookslikefromtheoutside.A.ifjealousthoughtsbecomereallydisturbing.B.whenyouarealwaysjealousofsomeone.C.Takesometimetocooloffsoyouwon'tsayanythingyou'llregret.D.Itcanbereallyinvitingtolookatotherpeopleandthinktheyhaveaperfectlife.E.Embraceyourselfforwhoyouare.F.Reflectontherootofyourjealousfeelings.G.Sometimes，justnamingouremotionscanhelpusstarttogetsomecontroloverthem.三、完形填空16．Itwasacold，rainyday，andIhadnodesiretodriveupthewindingmountainroadtomydaughterCarolyn'shouse.Butshe（1）thatIcometoseesomethingatthetopofthemountain.SohereIwas，（2）makingthetwo﹣hourjourneythroughthickfog.Nothingcouldbeworththis，IthoughtasI（3）alongthedangeroushighway.Turningdownanarrowtrack，we（4）andgotout.Wewalkedalongapaththatwasthickwitholdpineneedles.Hugeblack﹣greenevergreens（常青樹）（5）overus.Gradually，thepeaceandsilenceoftheplacebeganto（6）mymind.Thenweturnedacornerandstoppedatthetopofthemountain﹣andIwasentirelyheldin（7）.Thereacrossfieldsandvalleyswereriversoffully﹣openedyellowflowersfromthelightonetothemostbrilliant.Itlookedasthoughthesunhadtippedoverand（8）themountainsideingold.（9）occurredtomymind.Whocreatedsuchbeauty？How？When？Asweapproachedthehousethatstoodinthecenteroftheproperty，wesawa（10）thatread："AnswerstotheQuestionsIKnowYouAreAsking."Thefirstanswerwas："OneWoman﹣TwoHands，TwoFeet，andVeryLittleBrain."Thesecondwas："（11）ataTime."Thethird："Startedin1958."Aswedrovehome，IwassomovedbywhatwehadseenthatIcould（12）speak."Shechangedtheworld，"Ifinallysaid，"onesmallplantatatime.Shestartedalmost40yearsago，probablyjustthe（13）ofanidea，butshekeptatit."Thewonderofitwouldnotletmego."Imagine，"Isaid，"ifI'dhadadreamand（14）it，justalittlebiteveryday，whatmightIhaveaccomplished？"Carolynlookedatmesideways，smiling."Starttomorrow，"shesaid."（15）yet，starttoday."（1）A．askedB．commandedC．insistedD．predicted（2）A．unwillinglyB．undoubtedlyC．unknowinglyD．unexpectedly（3）A．walkedB．inchedC．wanderedD．fled（4）A．pulledoverB．steppeddownC．lookedupD．turnedoff（5）A．greetedB．flowedC．reachedD．towered（6）A．admitB．fillC．controlD．read（7）A．amazementB．curiosityC．amusementD．confusion（8）A．pushedB．movedC．swungD．bathed（9）A．DoubtsB．IdeasC．QuestionsD．Requests（10）A．signalB．symbolC．symptomD．sign（11）A．EachB．SomeC．OneD．That（12）A．surelyB．barelyC．mostlyD．instantly（13）A．beginningB．intentionC．endingD．absence（14）A．setoffB．workedoutC．setdownD．workedat（15）A．LaterB．BetterC．HappierD．Harder四、語法填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。17．DoyouknowthehitmovieGodzillavsKong？Twogiantmonsters（1）（battle）eachotherinthecitystreetsmaybejusttheescapism（逃避現實）audiencesneedrightnow.GodzillavsKong，releasedonMarch26，presents（2）twomonstersfacingoffoncemoreonthesilverscreenafternearly60years.Manycitiesagreethatthetitledeliverson（3）（it）promiseofmonsteraction.Frominventivedaylightfighting（4）anexcitingbattleonHongKong'scoast，themonstermoviegivesalltheexplosiveactionyouexpect."Thevisual（5）（effect）areamazing，feelinglikeexactlythefirstpopcornmovie（6）weallneedrightnow.Thereisarealismandyetalsoanecessaryfantasticaldistanceforsomeunusualconceptsinthismovie，andtheyallfit（7）（beautiful）together，"wroteMarkHughesonForbes.Evenwiththeimpressivescenes，somecriticssaythatthefilmlackssubstancedespitereconnectingwiththespiritofthe（8）（origin）Japanesefilms."Somepeoplestronglyrecommendthatthemovie（9）（watch），butthere'sjustnorealsoultoanyofthesemonsters，"LukeGoodsellwroteonABCArts.Healsosaidthatmostofthesupportinghumancharacters（10）（appear）"dull".五、書信寫作18．假定你是李華，你英國高三的筆友Tom來信告訴你上周他媽媽發現他偷玩手機游戲兩小時后沒收了他的手機，他很生氣，拒絕和媽媽溝通。你認為他這樣有問題。請你給他回信，內容包括：（1）說明問題；（2）提出建議。（注意：信的格式已給出，答題卡上不要寫。寫作詞數應為80個左右）DearTom，______Yours，LiHua六、書面表達閱讀下面材料，根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。19．閱讀下面材料，根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。TheVoiceofRigoRigohadaloudvoice.PeoplewerealwaystellingRigotobequiet.Hismotherwouldtellhimtousehisquietvoiceinsidethehousebecausethebabywasasleep.Hisfatherwouldaskhimtospeakquietlyinthecarsothathecouldconcentrateonhisdriving.Histeacherwouldtellhimtotalkquietlysohewouldnotbotherotherswhowerestudying.Notonlydidhehavealoudvoice，butRigolikedtotalkalot.Wheneverhehadtime，hewouldtalkwithhisclassmates，sharingeverythingheconsideredfun.Helikedtoyellandshout.Sometimeshejustyelled，"Hey!"fornoreason.Helikedthesoundofhisveryloudvoiceforhethoughtithadmorepenetrating（穿透的）powerthanthatofanactor.Butnoteveryonefeltthesameway.WhenRigoshoutedgoodbyeasheleftforschool，hismothershookherhead，"Rigo!Bequiet!"Whenhisfatherdrovehimtoschool，Rigosaid，"Hey!There'sChris!"Hepointedathisfriend，whowaswalkingtoschool.Hisfathershookhishead."Rigo，useaquietvoiceinthecar."Atschool，histeachertalkedtohimthreetimesaboutusinghisquietvoice.Hisclassmatesshooktheirheads，throwinganupsetlookathimwhenhetalkedaloud.Later，Rigohadtositbyhimselfforawhile.Histeacherwantedhimtopracticebeingquiet.Rigohadtositquietlyforfiveminutes.Itfeltlikefivehoursorfivedays.Whenthefiveminuteswasup，Rigowenttohisdeskandsatquietly.Itwasnoteasy.Afterschool，RigowaswaitingforhisfatherwhenhesawChrisagain."Hey!"heyelled."Chris!Hey!"Theheadmasterwaswalkingby.Rigowassurehewasgoingtogetintroubleforhisloudvoice.Helookedquicklyattheground.Maybetheheadmasterwouldkeepwalking.注意：續寫詞數為150詞左右。Paragraph1：TheheadmasterstoppedandlookedatRigo._____________Paragraph2：Hesaidgoodbyetotheheadmasterandrantogetinhisfather'scarcheerfully.____________

2025年江蘇省部分學校高考英語模擬試卷（4月份）參考答案與試題解析一、未知1．Whatisthemanlookingtodo？A．Painthisbedroom.B．Cleanthewallsofhishome.C．Putwallpaperupinthelivingroom.【解答】略2．Whatarethespeakersabouttodo？A．Watchamovie.B．Makeaphonecall.C．Goforadrinktogether.【解答】略3．Whatistheconversationmainlyabout？A．Incomeinequality.B．Culturaldifferences.C．Worldeconomygrowth.【解答】略4．Whydoesthemancometothecafe？A．Tohaveacupofcoffee.B．Tomeethisfriends.C．Totakeshelter.【解答】略5．WhatdoesthewomanthinkofCharlotte'sWeb？A．Simple.B．Childish.C．Popular.【解答】略聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．（1）Whatmagazinewillthewomanworkfor？A.SportsWeekly.B.SwimWorld.C.NationalFootball.（2）Whatwillthewomanmostprobablyworkas？A.Adesigner.B.Aneditor.C.Asecretary.【解答】略7．（1）Whatisthemanunhappywithabouthisjob？A.Thebenefits.B.Thepay.C.Thepaperwork.（2）Whyisthewomangoingtofurtherherstudy？A.Togetapromotion.B.Tomanageabusiness.C.Tofindajobinthegovernment.【解答】略8．（1）WhatisthematterwithMr.Smith？A.Hegotasorethroat.B.Hecan'tsleepatnight.C.Heisunqualifiedforhisjob.（2）WhatdoesMr.Smithteach？A.Chinese.B.English.C.Physics.（3）Whydoesn'tMr.Smithwanttotakearest？A.Hehastohelphisstudents.B.Hehasrestedforaweek.C.Hewantstovisitauniversity.【解答】略9．（1）Whatcausesthegirltohavetroublemakingfriends？A.Lackofsocialskills.B.Differenceininterests.C.Unpopularitywithotherkids.（2）Whatdoweknowaboutthegirl'sfamily？A.Theyenjoyaquietlife.B.Theypreferasociallifestyle.C.Theyhaveastrictdailyroutine.（3）Howdoesthegirlfeelabouttheman？A.Theyaresimilar.B.It'shardforthemtogetalong.C.Shewantshimtomakeachange.（4）Whatkindoffriendsdoesthegirlwant？A.Thosewhoareeasy﹣going.B.Thosewhoarehard﹣working.C.Thosewhosharesimilarhobbies.【解答】略10．（1）Howlongwillittaketogettothemuseum？A.About20minutes.B.About30minutes.C.About50minutes.（2）Whatisspecialaboutthetripforthestudents？A.Theycanpickupancientpotstostudy.B.Theycantakeoldringsoutoftheglasscase.C.They'lltakearelatedtestwhenbackatschool.（3）HowdothestudentsfindinformationintheTechnologyCenter？A.ByusingiPads.B.Byusingcomputers.C.ByaskingJaneWitton.（4）Whatdoesthespeakerwantthestudentstodoafterthetrip？A.Makepostcards.B.Drawposters.C.Givereports.【解答】略二、閱讀理解11．CharityWalkin2017Sunday18thJune201710：00am—Register（登記）10：30am—WalkBegins18th﹣24thJuneVenue（場地）：BaddesleyClintonHouseB93ODQWalkregistrationFee（登記費用）：Adults：＄5（ontheday＄7）Children：＄3（ontheday＄4）under5yearsoldfree.BypayingtheregistrationfeeyouwillbeabletoenterBaddesleyClinton'shouseandgroundsforfree（normally）＄10.45—＄11.50foradultsand＄5.15—＄5.70forchildren）.Petsarewelcomeonthewalkbuttheycannotenterthehouseorgardens.Ifyouareinterestedintakingpart，pleasecallMichaelat01217881143oremailcentre@.Youcanalsovisitourwebsitetoregisterandpayonline.RegisteredCharityNo.2092613E﹣mail：centre@（1）ThewalkwillbeginD.A.onJune19thB.onJune24thC.at10：00amD.at10：30am（2）Iftwokidsabove5yearsoldregisterinadvance（提前），andtheirmotherregistersontheday，theywillpayB.A.＄15B.＄13C.＄11D.＄7（3）Fromtheposter，wecanlearnthefollowingEXCEPTA.A.thewalkis35kmintotalB.youcanmakeacalltoregisterC.petscannotenterthehouseandgardensD.thecharitywalkisfromJune18thto24th【解答】（1）細節理解題。根據表格第一行中的10：30am—WalkBegins（上午10：30——步行開始）可知，步行將從上午10：30開始。故選D。（2）數字計算題。根據第二行中的WalkregistrationFee（登記費用）：Adults：＄5（ontheday＄7）Children：＄3（ontheday＄4）under5yearsoldfree（步行報名費：成人：5美元（當天7美元）兒童：3美元（當天4美元）5歲以下免費。）可知，兩個5歲以上的孩子提前登記需花費3+3＝6（美元），媽媽當天登記需花費7美元，共計13美元。故選B。（3）細節理解題。根據表格第一行中的18th﹣24thJune（6月18日th﹣24th）可知，慈善步行從6月18日到24日，與選項D一致。根據表格第三行Petsarewelcomeonthewalkbuttheycannotenterthehouseorgardens.（寵物在步行時是受歡迎的，但它們不能進入房子或花園。）可知，寵物不能進入房子或花園，與選項C一致。根據表格最后一行中的Ifyouareinterestedintakingpart，pleasecallMichaelat01217881143oremailcentre@.（如果您有興趣參加，請致電Michael01217881143或發送電子郵件至centre@。）可知，可以打電話登記，與選項B一致。只有選項A未被提及。故選A。12．ItisnoteasytobecomeadoctorintheUnitedStates．Thefirststepisgettingintoamedicalcollege．MorethanonehundredandtwentyAmericanschoolsofferstudyprogramsforpeoplewantingtobedoctors．Peoplecangetadviceaboutmedicalschoolsfrommanyresources．OneoftheseisthePrincetonReview．Thepublicationprovidesinformationaboutcolleges，studyprogramsandjobs．ThePrincetonReviewsaysthecompetitiontoentermedicalschoolsisstrong．Americanmedicalschoolshaveonlyaboutsixteenthousandofopenings．Butmorethanthirty﹣twothousandstudentsmaytryit．Manyofthosearewomen．Mostapplicantscontactmorethanonemedicalschool．Somecontactmany．AnimportantpartoftheapplicationusuallyistheMedicalCollegeAdmissionTestwhichiscalledMCAT．TheAssociationofAmericanMedicalCollegesprovidesthetestbycomputer．ItisofferedintheUnitedStatesandothercountries．Thepeoplewhowanttoentermedicalschoolsarerated（評定）onreasoning，physicalandbiologicalsciencesandanexampleofwriting．ApplicantsformedicalschoolsneedtodowellontheMCAT．Theyalsoneedagoodrecordintheircollegestudies．Somestudentsworkforayearortwoinamedicalorresearchjobbeforetheyattempttoenteramedicalschool．（1）ToentermedicalschoolsisC．A．effortlessB．notcompetitiveC．fiercelycompetitiveD．easy（2）WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutthePrincetonReview？DA．Itcangiveusadviceaboutmedicalschools．B．Itisagreatresourceforpeoplewhowanttobecomedoctors．C．Itcanprovideusinformationaboutstudyprograms．D．ItprovidestheMCATtest．（3）Theunderlinedword"those"inthethirdparagraphreferstoB．A．peoplewhowanttobedoctorsB．peoplewhowanttoenteramedicalschoolC．peoplewhoaretestedbyMCATD．doctorsintheUnitedStates（4）Whatisthemainideaofthepassage？DA．HowtobeagooddoctorintheUnitedStates．B．TheimportanceofthePrincetonReview．C．HowtopreparefortheMCAT．D．Howtogetintoamedicalschool．【解答】（1）C．細節理解題．根據第一段ItisnoteasytobecomeadoctorintheUnitedStates．可知，進入醫學院不是一個簡單的事情，需要通過一系列的考試，故是競爭激烈的．故選C．（2）D．細節理解題．根據第四段"AnimportantpartoftheapplicationusuallyistheMedicalCollegeAdmissionTestwhichiscalledMCAT．"可知，該測試系統并不是由thePrincetonReview研發提供的．故選D．（3）B．詞義猜測題．根據第三段"ThePrincetonReviewsaysthecompetitiontoentermedicalschoolsisstrong"可知，該詞指的是想要進入醫學院的人．故選B．（4）D．主旨大意題．根據全文內容，尤其是第一段"ItisnoteasytobecomeadoctorintheUnitedStates"可知，本文主要講述的是如何進入醫學院．故選D．13．AgroupofresearchershaspublishednewfindingsinScienceonpotentialrisksfromthedevelopmentofmirrorbacteria—syntheticorganismsinwhichallmolecules（分子）havereversedchirality（i.e.are"mirrored"反向手性）Scientistshadbegunearlyworktowardcreatingmirrorbacteria，andwhilethecapabilityisatleastadecadeaway，recentyearshaveseensignificantprogress.Thenewpaperfindsthat，ifcreated，theseorganismsmayposesignificantdangerstohumans，animals，plants，andenvironmentalhealth.The38authorsworkinginninecountriesincludeleadingexpertsinimmunology，plantpathologyandsoon.ThepublicationinScienceisaccompaniedbyadetailed300﹣pagetechnicalreport.Whileanythreatisnotapproaching，theSciencepaperfindsthatmirrorbacteriamayposese