长宁二模卷英语Word格式.docx

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C.Bossandsecretary.D.Husbandandwife.

3.A.$5B.$10C.$15D.$50

4.A.Confused.B.Annoyed.C.Embarrassed.D.Bored.

5.A.Planningtophoneafriend.B.Campinginthecountryside.

C.Touringinawonderfulcity.D.Discussingaweekendplan.

6.A.Thewomanwillsoonbeasuperstar.B.Campinginthecountryside.

C.Thewomanshouldfindanewpartner.D.Thewomanshouldnotgiveup.

7.A.Toadress-upparty.B.Tothetailor’s.

C.Tothetheater.D.Toashoppingmall.

8.A.Youngstersdon’treallyknowwhatfashionis.

B.Styleschangemorequicklythannecessary.

C.Peopleshouldcaremoreabouttheirappearance.

D.It’snotsensibletogoafterdesignerclothing.

9.A.Hewillhaveanagentservethewoman.B.Thewomanshouldbuyanapartment.

C.Hewilltalktothewomaninamoment.D.Thewomanshouldpaytherentfirst.

10.A.Keepworkingattherestaurant.B.Washdishesforherinthekitchen.

C.Stopdeliveringflowerseveryday.D.Leavethepresentjobtoworkforher.

11.A.Thelocation.B.Thescenery.

C.Theseafood.D.Theculture.

12.A.Attractwhalestotheclosershore.B.Tellpeoplewheretoseewhales.

C.Warnpeopletostayawayfromshore.D.Goaroundtogatherenoughvisitors.

13.A.Itisheldeveryotheryearinsummer.

B.IthelpsWhaleCriertoshowhistalents.

C.Itguaranteeseverytofindsomethingtoenjoy.

D.Itisoneofthebesteco-artfestivalsinSouthAfrica.

14.A.Weakbones.B.LooseteethC.Skinproblems.D.Heartdiseases.

15.A.Havingfoodrichinvitamin.

B.Walkingmiddayinthesunwithnosuncream.

C.TakingvitaminDpillseveryday.

D.Wearingdarkercolouredclothesandsunhats.

16.A.ToanalyzethecommoncausesoflackofvitaminD.

B.ToencouragepeopletobeexposedtothesunforvitaminD.

C.ToemphasizetheimportanceofvitaminDinone’shealth

D.TointroducesomedifferentwaystogainvitaminD.

17.A.Shewantstofindatopicforherresearch.

B.Shetriestohelpthemanwithhispaper.

C.Shehopestolearnhowtowriteapaper.

D.Sheplanstoworkonasimilartopic.

18.A.In1813.B.In1826.C.In1839.D.In1856.

19.A.Theyaremainlygrownforthedomesticmarket.

B.TheywereintroducedtoChinafromAustralia.

C.TheywerethefirstplanttobeplantedinEngland.

D.Theyarekeptwarminlargeplastichouses.

20.A.GrowthofdomesticeconomyinAustralia.

B.ExportandimportofbananasinAustralia.

C.HistoryofbananacultivationinAustralia.

D.RoleofagricultureinAustralianeconomy.

II.GrammarandVocabulary

Directions:

Readthefollowingtwopassages.Fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherent.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword.Fortheotherblanks,fillineachblankwithoneproperword.Makesurethatyouranswersaregrammaticallycorrect.

SurvivingArtTradition

NativeAmericanIndiansexpressedthemselvesthroughtheirartwork,whichiscarvedontototem（图腾）poles.Manypeopleholdthebelief（21）__________allNativeAmericanIndiantribes（部落）carve的totempoles,butthisisfarfromthetruth.Carvingtotempoleswasatraditionamongmanytribes,especiallythosethatlivedalongthePacificcoast（22）____________forestgrew.However,thoseNativeAmericanIndianswholivedinthesouthwestandtheplains,andIndians,but（23）_________（few）treestocarvethanPacifictribes.

Theheightoftotempolescanvaryconsiderably.Longagototempoles（24）___________（find）tostandaround12mtall.Today,NativeAmericanIndianartistscontinuetocaretrees,butsometotempolesareshortandareusedinhomesasdecoration.（25）_____________isnotsurprisingthatagenuinepolewillcostmorethan$1500permeterbecausetraditionallycarvedtoteminvolveagreatdealofwork,craftsmanshipandtimetoproduce.

TheraisingofatotempoleisanimportantcelebrationamongtheIndiatribe.Aholeisdugforthepoletostandin.Thepoleiscarriedtothesiteinaceremonywhichotherhundredsofpeopleattend.Ropesareused（26）__________（raise）thepoleintoplace.Singinganddancingtodrumsaccompaniesthepoleraising.Oftenpolesareraisedinthisway（27）___________thecarvingbegins.Carversdotheirjobsthenonthesite.

Manypeoplebelievethattotempolesarereligioussymbols,butthisideaisfalse.Insteadof（28）__________（act）asreligioussymbols,carvingsrepresentthetribalnationandconveythetribes’history.Thestoryofatotempoleisfrequentlypasseddownfromgenerationtogeneration.Havingthestorydocumentedthiswayhelpskeepthistradition（29）__________（recognize）inourhistory.Thesedays,manytotempolesnolongerexist（30）_________________decayandrot.However,therearestillsometribesthatcontinuetopracticethisancientareform,andthesetotempolesarestillbeingenjoyedbycollectionsoftribalart.

SectionB

Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.acknowledgingB.bottledC.consequencesD.demanding

E.financialF.FurtherG.inappropriatelyH.handle

I.negativeJ.neglectK.unresolved

EmotionalDebt

Manypeopletodayliveundertheweightofdebtfromloansorcreditcards.Asharmfulas___31_______debtis,thereisanotherformofdebtthatisevenmoredamaging------emotionaldebt.

Dr.JamesRichardsstatesthatemotionaldebtoccurs‘whenweexperienceemotionalpainthatremain______32___.”Ifthepainisnotdealtwith,itwillaffectusourentirelives.Throughouttheyears,wehavechancesforhappiness,loveandsuccess.Butunresolvedpaincanemerge,causingustorespondinwaysthataren’treasonable,resultingindestroyedrelationshipsandlostopportunities.Another___33____resultofemotionaldebtisthatourfriendsandlovedonesareaffectedbyitandpayahighprice.Whenwehaveatendencytorespond_____34____,weoftenhurtthosearoundus.Unfortunatelyourunsettledproblemssometimesbecometoomuchforthemto_____35____causingthemtoabandontherelationship.

Peoplewithdestructivepatternsshouldchecktheirlivesforsignsofunresolvedpain,foryouremotionaldebtcancomefromvariousformsofpastunfair,cruelorviolenttreatmentor____36_____.Youmaybeholdingontopainfulmemoriesofcontrollingparentsorvery_____37_____teachers,alsoyoumaynothavedealtwiththepainofabrokenrelationshiporthedeathofalovedone.Anynegativeemotionthatyouhavecontrolledovertheyearcancomebacktocauseharmwhenyouleastexpectit.

Recognizeyourfeelings,butdon’tfocusonthemallthetime,because___38______andchallengingyourpainisdifficult,butrecognizingitisthefirststeptowarddealingwithit.Admityouareangryaboutthepast,anddiscussitwithsomeoneyoutrust,orwriteitdownbecausethiswilleasesomeofthedangerandhatredyou’vekept_____39____upforyears.Refusetobeavictimandacceptresponsibilityfordealingwithyourpainfulpastbecausethisputsyouinchargeandlimitsthepoweryouremotionshaveoveryou.

Takespecificstepstoresolveyouremotionaldebtnowratherthandealwiththe___40_____later.

III.ReadingComprehension

ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

AskSiriifshe’sawoman.Goahead;

tryit.She’lltellyoushe’s______41_____.“Likecacti.Andcertainspeciesoffish,”shemightsay.SoisAmazon’sAlexa,Microsoft’sCortana,Samsung’sSVoice,andGoogleNow.But,man,dotheyeversoundalotlikewomen.____42_______,wethinkofthemasladiestoo.（InOldNorse,Siritranslatesto“abeautifulwomanwholeadsyoutovictory.”）Weassignfemalepronounstothem,and,inturn,theyfoldfeminineturnsofphraseintotheirroboticandoccasionallyinaneanswerstoourrequests.

Ifweprizegenderdiversityinotherareasofdailylife,whydoesourtechsoundso_____43______?

Thebiggestreasonforthefemalephonefixationrestsinsocialscience.“Researchindicatesthere’slikelytobegreateracceptanceoffemale____44_______,”saysKarlMacDorman,anassociateprofessoratIndianaUniversitywhospecializesinhuman-computerinteraction.MacDormanandhisteamplayedclipsofmaleandfemalevoicestopeopleofbothgenders,thenaskedthemtoidentifywhichthey_____45______.Theresearchersalsomeasuredthewayparticipantsrespondedtothevoices.Ina2011paper,theyreportedthatbothwomenandmensaidfemalevoicescameacrossaswarmer._____46______,womenevenshowedasubconsciouspreferenceforrespondingtofemales;

menremainedsubconsciouslyneutral.

Whythe_______47____?

StanfordUniversitycommunicationsprofessorCliffordNass,whocoauthoredthefield’sseminalbook, 

WiredforSpeech,wrotethatpeopletendtoperceivefemalevoicesashelpingthemsolvetheirproblemsbythemselves,whiletheyviewmalevoicesasauthorityfigureswhotellthemtheanswerstotheirproblems.Wewant_____48______tohelpus,butwealsowanttobethebossofit,sowearemorelikelytooptforafemaleinterface.

Thistendencysuggeststhatcompanieswillmakeabetterimpressionona______49_____groupofcustomerswithawoman’svoice.Butnotjustanyvoice.Ithasto______50_____abrand’spe