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第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分 略）
第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（共15小题，每小题2分，满分30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。
A
When I was growing up,we were not an“I love you”family.Maybe we just stubbornly refused to show our love obviously.I think saying that was viewed as overkill（做的过火的事）.
I was thinking about all of this on Saturday at my daughters' piano recital（钢琴演唱会）．I have never insisted they do anything in their free time except learning how to play the piano.I carried this from childhood. We didn’t have much back then on my dad's salary and we just couldn't afford lessons.
My daughters have mostly accepted this demand.Through the years,our house has been filled with songs. As this recital season got closer,Elizabeth and Katie were playing their songs better and better.
The day of the recital,I was listening to Katie practice,and I noticed that,right at the end of the song,it seemed like Katie wasn't quite holding a note long enough，“Hey,Katie,you,might want to hold that one note just a bit longer.”I said.
She tried to hold this note,and then another.She started to get determined about it,and I realized that I was making her think too much just a few hours before her recital.She kept at it for a little while longer,until finally I said that she’d played it perfectly.I felt pretty bad for even bringing it up.
Then it was time for the recital.Katie was the first one up.She got to the end of the song,and she held the note long enough.After finishing the song,she looked right at me.
And before the day was out,I told her I loved her two or three or five times.I told Elizabeth that too.I hope to tell them that 100000 more times in their lives.But my parents were right too.You don’t have to say the words“I love you”.Sometimes one note will do.
21.What does the author ask her daughters to do in their spare time?
A.Learn to help support the family.
B.Learn to play the piano anyhow.
C.Devote their spare time to studies.
D.Do whatever they like independently.
22.What does the author mean by saying “I felt pretty had for even bringing it up”?
A.She felt it was good for Katie to be outstanding.
B.She thought Katie was lucky to have a smart mother.
C.She thought Katie should have a perfect performance.
D.She thought what she did might add to Katie's pressure.
23.What does the author agree on about saying the words “I love you”?
A.Small things in daily life can convey the message of love.
B.We should say love to family members before it's too late.
C.Nothing is as powerful as the words “I love you”in life.
D.It's not necessary to say love to family members at all.
B
At my daughter's recent graduation,a speaker kept repeating, “You can do anything with a degree in philosophy.”To that,I thought you can do anything with the right attitude.For all of you entrepreneurs (创业者) struggling to make ends meet but committing to seeing your dreams through,this article is for you.
I didn't have a full­time job until I was 27.When I was hired,I was basically starving.My car had broken down.I was living with two other people and sleeping on a couch.My family and friends thought I was going nowhere．
I didn't feel that way though.I wasn't doing well financially.Sure,friends of mine got married and bought houses.But neither of those choices excited me.Taking the road less traveled is part of being an entrepreneur.I wanted to follow my dream, which was to work with my hands and be creative.I wanted to be my own boss.
At the time,I was making toy animals and selling them at street fairs. I was learning how to sell them to people.It wasn't easy,but I stayed true to myself. I was enthusiastic and hard­working.I know those were the qualities that led me to get hired at my first job.So don't give up hope.
One Sunday,I read an article about a stand­up in Fremont called Worlds of Wonder (WoW).It was a toy company.I knew I could make a better teddy bear than the one they were marketing, although I had designed just a few cuddly toys for another company.The next day,I visited WoW's offices in person and told them they needed me.To my surprise,they agreed to interview me.They could tell I was enthusiastic.I was so enthusiastic,in fact,that I had bought a new suit for the occasion.
Many of us don't take on new things because we're sure we don't have the skills.But from my experience,it's far more important to have the right attitude. Almost everything can be taught.Are you a ready and willing student?
24.This passage is designed for those ________．
A.who are studying at university
B.who don't believe in the speaker
C.who have interest in philosophy
D.who hope to start their own business
25.What does the underlined part mean in the second paragraph?
A.He failed to find a place to kill his time.
B.He had no chance to get a suitable job.
C.He didn't make apparent progress.
D.He was to leave his home in the near future.
26.What should people do to realize their dreams according to the passage?
A.They should be cut off from friends.
B.They should never establish a home.
C.They should avoid buying their houses.
D.They should be persistent in their dreams.
27.Which is the proper title for the passage?
A.You can do anything with a degree in philosophy
B.You can do anything with the right attitude
C.You can do anything with work experience
D.You can do anything with help from friends
C
A first grader and her sister who is a fourth grader at Elon Elementary School had an ambitious project:to publish a book to stop bullying.
“We decide to Lake a stand, ”said Keegan Lee,10.“We're trying to make a difference and to let the bullies know that bullying is not acceptable-because they don't know that they're hurting people's feelings-and make a peaceful world.”
Keegan and her 7-year-old sister Kohen wrote a book called Bullies Need a Time Out.
They got the idea,said Charmin Lee,Keegan and Kohen's mother,when Kohen was in kindergarten,She saw some kids on the playground piking on a classmate,and she spoke up to stop it.
“I talked to my mom about it,and she said ‘Let’s make a bully book ,' ”Kohen said.
Although Keegan was the writer,Kohen contributed a lot.Kohen also illustrated.What she likes to draw had a lot to do with how the story came out,Charmin said.
“The girls have not been around a lot of seriously bad behavior at Elon Elementary School,”Charmin said,“but it is something they have heard and are sensitive about.”
“Some people call people bad names and call people losers and stuff like that,”Keegan said,“And when I see that,I get so upset.”
The book is about a boy named Kipton who sees bullying in the classroom, cafeteria and playground,and tries to help.
“So Kipton makes a difference,”Kohen said.
Charmin Lee said there are a lot of books about bullying,but most of them are about therapy and adult intervention,written by PhDs for teachers.
“We didn’t see any children’s books written for children by children,”Charmin said.
Charmin wants to publish the book through self-publishing company Lulu,and donate a copy to every school in Alamance County,but it is expensive.She is looking for some grant opportunites,and intends to have some copies available by the end of summer.
“It’s pretty much ready to go”Charmin said.
28.What can we learn about Keegan and Kohen?
A.They are studying at Elon Middle School.
B.They are trying to do something to stop bullying.
C.They are just ordinary classmates.
D.They are planning to write a book called Bullies Need a Time Out.
29.Which of the following can best replace the phrase “picking on”in Paragraph 4?
A.choosing somebody for special attention.
B.siding with somebody.
C.treating somebody unkindly.
D.taking advantage of somebody.
30.Bullies Need a Time Out is different from other books in that . .
A.it is intended to research school bullying.
B.it's intended that readers are educators.
C.it is a book by children and for children.
D.it sells well on the market at present.
31. Which of the following would best summarize the article7
A.It's high time that something was done about bullying.
B.Elementary school sisters and school bullying.
C.Bullies Need a Time out based on the writer's stories will come out.
D.Elementary school sisters throw the book at bullies.
D
Most people don’t realize this, but cellphones are becoming a huge contribution to pollution on our planet right now.The average American gets a new mobile phone at least every 18 to 24 months.Thus you may buy 34 phones in all during your lifetime if you get your first phone starting at the age of 18,and there are many kids who have them even younger.
As part of our “throwaway” society, along with our endless desire for new cell phones, it is estimated(估计)that over 125 million cell phones are thrown away every year.Knowing that the landfill doesn’t have to be the end point of your cell phone can greatly reduce the amount of unnecessary waste produced each year.
The reason why cell phone recycling is important is that cell phones contain some pretty toxic(有毒的)stuff.But they also contain some non-toxic materials that can be recycled and used again.Yet in reality,we pollute the earth even more by trying to produce these components over again from our limited natural resources.
Unfortunately, no landfill is 100% safe.It is the toxins that come from these toxic materials into the ground which pollute our drinkable water supply and affect our health.Currently,less than 1% of the entire earth’s water is drinkable, so we must take steps to protect it.So,before you decide to throw away your old cell phone in exchange for a new one,think for a moment if you really need it or is it because you want the coolest new style.If your older model is still working fine, do you really need to buy a new one?
Think about where your cell phone will end up. That it disappears from your sight as it heads for the landfill doesn’t mean its influences stop there.
32.The underlined word “landfill” in the second paragraph probably means a place　　　.
A.to repair cell phones B.to grow crops
C.to recycle electrical equipment D.to bury waste
33. We can infer from the text that the author　　　.
A.disagrees with young kids having cell phones
B.doesn’t support frequently buying new phones
C.thinks that we must take steps to stop filling landfills
D.believes that the influence of old cell phones is small
34.Which of the following is NOT an advantage of recycling old cell phones?
A.It changes the toxic materials in the cell phones.
B.It avoids wasting our limited natural resources.
C.It protects our health against polluted water.
D.It reduces the amount of unnecessary waste.
35.What can we learn from the text?
A.The average American buys a new cell phone every year.
B.Over 34 million cell phones are thrown away every year.
C.People usually throw away old and used things nowadays.
D.It is unlikely to pollute the environment if you bury rubbish.
第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
How to Keep Yourself Self-confidence
We all have ups and downs,and waves that we ride in life.However,when things are going wrong,it's difficult to keep your self-confidence. 36
Put yourself in positive situations.Mind power can do a lot to maintain confidence. 37 What makes it easier is when you put yourself in positive situations,you'll develop more happiness in your life.So,do things that make you feel good and do things that make you laugh and enjoy life more.
38 Work can be really good for your confidence,but too much can cause stress, which will hurt your confidence.So,you should have an equal amount of work and joy into your life to avoid stress effectively and preserve your mental confidence.
Take mental breaks. 39 Taking mental breaks will breathe new and fresh air into your life.That provides confidence in yourself. These breaks can be very simple things,such as reading a book or listening to music.
40 I know this is hard;no one likes to hear negative feedback about themselves. But what one says about you doesn't make up who you are.What makes up who you are is how you carry yourself in life.You have got to set a high level of self-integrity and set the bar of what is good enough for you.
A.Don’t overlook your mental confidence.
B.The following tips tell you how to manage it.
C.Learn to adjust to criticism and hateful remarks.
D.Don't put too much stress and work into your life.
E.When you feel pleased,you think less about your problems.
F.When things go wrong, you need to rely on that power to keep your confidence.
G.This requires not really just removing yourself from stress,but taking breaks in general.
第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分）
第一节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
That afternoon，a disease forced Diana to experience an emergency operation to deliver the couple’s new daughter.At 12 inches long and 41 only one pound and nine ounces，she was a premature baby．
But the doctor’s soft words dropped like 42 ．“I don’t think she’s going to make it” he said．“There’s only a 10-percent 43 she will pull through the night，and even then，if by some chance she does make it，her future could be a very 44 one．”
David and Diana listened as the doctor 45 the serious problems the newly—born baby，Anna，would 46 face if she survived．She would never walk；she would never 47 ；she would probably be blind；and so on．
“No! No!” was all Diana could 48 .She and David，with their 5-year-old son Dusfin，had long 49 the day they would have a daughter to become a 50 of four．Now，within a matter of hours，that dream was slipping away. But Diana insisted，“I don’t care what the doctors say! One day she will be coming home with us!”
Certainly，there was 51 a moment when Anna suddenly grew 52 ．But as the weeks went by，she did 53 gain an ounce of weight here and an ounce of 54 there. At last，when Anna turned two months old，her parents