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2012年广州市普通高中毕业班综合测试（一）英语2012.3本试卷共12页，三大题，满分135分。考试用时120分钟。注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必用2B格笔在“考生号”处填涂考生号。用黑色字迹的钢笔或签字笔将自己所在的市、县／区、学校以及自己的姓名和考生号、试室号、座位号填写在答题卡

上。用2B铅笔将试卷类型（A）填涂在答题卡相应位置上。2.选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目选项的答案信息点涂黑，如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案，答案不能答在试卷上。3.非选择题必须用黑

色字迹钢笔或签字笔作答，答案必须写在答卷纸各题目指定区城内相应位置上；如需改动，先划掉原来的答案，然后再写上新的答案；不准使用铅笔和涂改液。不按以上要求作答的答案无效。4.考生必须保持答题卡的整洁。考试结束

后，将试卷和答题卡一并变回。（资料来源：备课吧http://www.123ppt.net/）I语言知识及应用（共两节，满分45分）第一节完形填空（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1~15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。The

moreaccessibleacompany'sservicesare,themorebusinessitwilldo.Whyarethesame___1___notappliedwhenitcomestoInternetwebsitesthe

n?AHongKongstudyhasfoundthatthelocalsitesoftwoleading___2___,McDonald'sandMotorola,arethemostuser-unfriendlyofthe30websit

estested.Thelackof___3___meanstheyarenotonlylosingcustomers,but___4___tomeettheirsocialresponsibilities.Inanever-moreInterne

t-connectedworld,___5___areasimportantasphysicalshopsoroffices.Theyare___6___usedasawayofbanking,shoppingandgettingnews.Thisisespeciallysofo

rthedisabled,whofindit___7___toshopon-linethangotoastoreinperson.Awebsitethatdoesnotletthemdothisisthesameashavinga(n)"___8___"signonadoor.In

HongKong,itis___9___nottoprovidethedisabledwithaccesstoschoolsandbuildings,butatpresenttherearenospecificlawsonInternetacces

sibility.However,companiesaremorallyresponsibleforensuringthattheirwebsitescanbe___10___bypeoplewhoarevisuallydisabledorhavedifficultywalkinga

round.IdealsfordesignhavelongbeenputforwardbytheWorldWideWebConsortium,aglobalcommunityworkingonopenstandardsto___11___accessibilityand

development.Computertechnologyis___12___fastanditisnowmucheasiertocreatewebsitesthatare___13___forallpeople,sigh

tedordisabled.Companiesshouldensurethatthedesignersoftheirwebsites___14___guidelinesforaccessibility.Weshouldt

rytomakeourcityas___15___aspossible,on-lineandoff.1.A.dataB.principlesC.experiencesD.technologies2.A.companiesB.

productsC.storesD.factories3.A.powerB.studyC.attractionD.access4.A.decidingB.attemptingC.failingD.stopping5.A.computersB

.hotlinesC.signalsD.websites6.A.increasinglyB.possiblyC.extremelyD.randomly7.A.cheaperB.saferC.easierD.quicker8.A.waitingB.saleC.openD.

closed9.A.unreasonableB.illegalC.unimportantD.impolite10.A.foundB.readC.knownD.created11.A.permit.B.discoverC.startD.ens

ure12.A.weakeningB.droppingC.changingD.flying13.A.wonderfulB.usableC.harmlessD.profitable14.A.followB.w

riteC.breakD.ignore15.A.beautifulB.wealthyC.accessibleD.respectable第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中词语的正

确形式填空，并将答案填写在答题卡标号为16~25的相应位置上。Afarmeronceorganizedacompetitionbetweenhisdogandhisrabbit.Hedugaholeinoneofhisbiggestfields,andhid

acarrotandaboneinit.Hewantedtosee___16___animalwouldfindthemfirst.The___17___(cheer)andoptimisticrabbitthrewhimselfintolookingfortheca

rrot,___18___(dig)hereandthere,totallyconvincedthathewouldfindit.Butthedog,aftersniffingaroundforabit,___19___(lie)downandbegantocomplainabouthowdi

fficultit,wastofindoneboneinsuchabigfield.Therabbitdug___20___hours,andwitheverynewholethedogcomplainedevenmoreabouthowdifficultthi

swas,evenfortherabbit.___21___therabbitthoughtthateachholedugwasoneholelessthatneededdigging.Whentherewasnoplaceinthew

holefield___22___(leave)todig,therabbitdugatunnelrightto___23___thedoghadbeenlyingallthetime.Therehefoundthecarrotandthebone.Thisishowthedo

glostthegame.Hehadcometo___24___rightplaceattheverybeginningbutfailedtofindthebone___25___heonlycomplainedanddidn'ttryatall.II阅读（共两节，满

分50分）第一节阅读理解（共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。（资料来源：备课吧http://www.123ppt.net/）ABeatrixPotterwasagreatEngli

shwriterandartist,bestknownforherchildren'sbooksfeaturinganimalcharacterssuchasinthechildren'sclassic--The

TaleofPeterRabbit.BeatrixwasbornintoarichLondon-basedfamilywhereshewastutoredbyverystrictprivateteachersandsospentheryouthisolate

dfromotheryoungsters.DuringheryouthshehadalotofpetsandspentvacationsinScotlandandalsotheLakeDistrict.ItwasattheLakeDistr

ictthatshedevelopedaloveofwildlife.Shestudiedthearea'snaturalwonderscarefullyandpaintedthemcontinuously

.Butherold-fashioned,Manchester-bornparentsdiscouragedherintellectualimprovement,thinkingitinappropriateforayounglady.However,herstudyan

dwatercolourpaintingsofwildmushroomsmadeherwidelyrespectedwithinthefieldofbiology.Inher30's,BeatrixPotterwrotetheremarkablysuccessfulkid'sbook,TheTal

eofPewRabbit.ClosetothattimeshebecamesecretlyengagedtoherpublisherNormanWarne.Thiscausedagreatdisagreementwithherparents,w

hodidnotapproveofBeatrixgettingmarriedtosomebodyoflowersocialstatus.Sadly,Warnediedbeforethemarriageceremony.UltimatelyBeatrixPotterbeganwritinganda

lsoillustrating(绘图)kid'sbooksfull-time.Usingprofitsfromherbooks,Beatrixgrewtobecomeeconomicallyindependentofherparentsandwaseventua

llyinapositiontobuyHillTopFarmintheLakeDistrict.Sheextendedthepropertywithadditionalpurchasesofneighbouringlan

dovertime.Inher40's,BestrixmarriedWilliamHeelis,alocallawyer.Sheendedupbecomingasheepbreederandfarmerwhilecontinuingtopubli

shaswellasillustratebooksforchildren.Inallsheauthored23publications.BeatrixdiedonDecember22,1943,andleftthemajori

tyofherpropertytotheNationalTrust.Herbookscarryonsellingwellglobally,inmanydifferentlanguages.Herstorieshavebeenretoldinnume

rousformatsincludingaballet,movies,andcartoons.Suchisherreputation,andthatofthecharactersfromherpublications,thatmanyBeatrixPo

tterstatueshavebeencreated.ThesetinyBeatrixPotterstatueswhichincludeprettymuchalltheactualcharactersinherpublicationshavebecomehighlyva

luedbyartcollectsandfansofherliteraturethroughouttheworld.26.WhatcanwelearnaboutBeatrixPotter'searlylife?A.

Shelearneddrawingskillsfromhertutors.B.Shewasverysociableandoutgoing.C.Shewasgreatlyinspiredbythebeautyofn

ature.D.Shewasencouragedtothinkcreativelyandindependently.27.WhydidBeatrixPotter'sparentsopposetheideaofhermarriagetoNorm

anWarne?A.Theydidnotbelieveshewasmatureenoughtogetmarried.B.TheythoughtWarnewasonlyinterestedinBeatrixPotter'swealth.C.They

believedthatthecouple'scharactersweremismatched.D.TheyconsideredWarnetobetoocommonfortheirdaughter.28.Accordingtothepassage,whichpartoftheUK

didBeatrixPotterlovemost?A.Manchester.B.Scotland.C.TheLakeDistrict.D.London.29.InwhichofthefollowingareasdidBeatrixPottershowanint

erestduringherlife?A.Writing,biology,farming.B.Drawing,nature,ballet.C.Movies,farming,drawing.D.Writing,mush

rooms,travel.30.Whatisthefunctionofthelasttwoparagraphsofthepassage?A.TodescribetheconsequencesofBeatrixPotter'sdeath.B.Topresentthelastingculturali

nfluenceofBeatrixPotterandherworks..C.ToshowthechangesinattitudetowardsBeatrixPotter'sworksoverthepastyears.D.Tocriticizethecommercialization

ofBeatrixPotter'scharacterssinceherdeath.BWhenmoviestarScarlettJohanssonwasphotographednaminginLosAngelesrecently,sheattractedalotofattention;

forthe27-year-oldactresswaswearingVibramFiveFingers,socalledbecausetheylookmorelikeglovesthanshoes,withaspacefo

reachtoe.Strangethoughtheymaylook,theseso-calledbarefootshoes,whichreproducetheeffectofbarefootrunningbutwithlesspain,arejustonebrandinarangeof

minimalistfootwear.Thesesuper-thinsportsshoesarecausingastirintheworldofrunningandfitness.Why?Becausesomeexpertsbelievetheycouldmak

eyouabetter,moreefficientrunnerandthattraditionaltrainerscouldbedoingyoumoreharmthangood."Wearingashoethathaslotsofcushioningandsupportaffects

thewayyourbodynaturallymovesandstudiessuggestthatthiscarriesahigherriskofinjury,"explainsMattWallden,ana

thleteperformanceexpert."Butwithbarefootshoes,thefootcanactuallyfeelthefirmnessandshapeoftheground,whichallowsyourbodyt

orespondeffectively.'"Butbeforeyourushouttoinvestinminimalistfootwear,becareful.Thesekindsofshoesarenotmeantforeve

ryone,oratleastnotstraightaway."Ordinarysportsshoeswithsupportaregoodforbeginnerswhosebodiesarenotusedtot

heimpactofrunning,"explainsPatrickDavoren,formerOlympicathlete."Ityouarenotingreatcondition,thenrunninginminimalistfootwearmaycauseinjurie

sandwillturnalotofpeopleoffexerciseandrunning.Ifyouarecurrentlyinjured,andfiguresshowthatinanygivenyear65%ofallrunnersar

e,itcanbetemptingtotryanythingthatpromisestogetyoubackontheroad,trail,orbeach.Butbarefootrunningisnotamethodoftreating

injurynorisitamagicalwayofsuddenlyturningyouintoagreatathlete.Evenifyou'reusedtorunning,whenyoustartusingminimalistshoesyoushouldbuildupyourd

istancegradually.Start_off'bydoingjust10%ofwhatyou'dnormallyrunandincreasethedistancebynomorethan10%everyweek.Andawordofwarning-youmayne

verhavesoftfeetagain31.TheVibramFiveFingersareshoes______.A.specificallydesignedforwomenB.thathavelot

sofcushioninsideC.safestforpeoplewhoenjoysportsD.thataremuchthinnerthannormalsportsshoes32.Theunderlinedword"they"inpa

ragraph2refersto________.A.expertsB.feetC.shoesD.runners33.AccordingtoMattWallden,thenewshoes________.A.makefeetmoresensitivetotherunn

ingsurfaceB.willproduceimmediateimprovementsC.forceyourbodytomovelessnaturallyD.increasethechancesof

gettinghurt34.TheauthorsuggeststhatnewusersofVibramFiveFingersshould________.A.runintheshoeseverydayattopspeedB.beginwithashorterrunnin

gdistancethannormalC.occasionallyrunbarefootedtohardentheirfeetD.makesuretheyarealreadyveryfitbeforeusingthem35.Wherewouldyouprobably

readthisarticle?A.Atravelbook.B.Amoviewebsite.C.Asportsmagazine.D.Asciencejournal.CThedirty,homelessmansatonthepaveme

nt,staringattheatones.Hethoughtbackmorethantwentyyearstowhenhewasaboylivinginasmallredbrickhouseonthisverystreet.Herecalledthe

flowergarden,theswinghisdadmade,andthebikehehadsavedupformonthstobuy.Themanshruggedimpatiently,forthebrightness

ofthosepictureshurthim,andhismemorytravelledonanothertenyears.Hehadajobbythen,plentyoffriendsandstart

edtocomehomeless.Hedidnotreallywanttorememberthoseyears,northedaywhen,becauseo'debts,hehadgonehomeplanningtoaskformoney

.Hefeltembarrassed,butheknewexactlywherehisdadkeptthemoney.Whenhisparentssteppedoutoftheroom,hetookwhathewantedandleft.Thatwasthelasttimehehadseenth

em.Ashamed,hewentabroad,andhisparentsknewnothingabouttheyearsofwanderingortimeinprison.Butlockedinhiscellheoftenthoug

htofhome.Oncefree,hewouldlovetoseehisparentsagain,iftheywerestillalive,andstillwantedtoseehim.Whenhisprisontimewasup,hefound-ajob,bu

tcouldn'tsettle.Somethingwasdrawinghimhome.Hedidnotwanttoarrivepenniless,sohehitchhikedmostofthelongjourneyback.Butlessthana

milefromhisdestinationhestartedtofeelsickwithdoubt.Couldtheyeveracceptthismanwhohadsobitterlydisappointedthem?Hespentmostofthatdaysittingunderatre

e.Thateveninghepostedaletterwhich,althoughshort,hadtakenhimhourstowrite.Itendedwith:Iknowitisunreasonableofmetosupposeyouwanttoseeme...soit'suptoyou

.I'llcomeearlyThursdaymorning.Ifyouwantmehome,hangawhitehandkerchiefinthewindowofmyoldbedroom.Ifit'sthere,I'llcomein;ifnot

,I'llwavegood-byeandgo.AndnowitwasThursdaymorningandhewassittingonthepavementattheendofthestreet.Finallyhegotupand

walkedslowlytowardtheoldhouse.Hedrewalongbreathandlooked.Hisparentsweretakingnorisks._________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________Themanthrewhisheadback,gaveac

ryofreliefandranstraightthroughtheopenfrontdoor.36.Whydidthemanshrugimpatiently(paragraph2)whilehewasthinkin

gofhischildhood?A.Thethoughtsmadehimangry.B.Hefelthehadwastedtime.C.Hewasanxioustogohome.D.Thesweetmemor

ycausedhimmuchpain.37.Whydidittakehimhourstowritetheletter?A.Hedoubtedifhisparentsstilllivedinthathouse.B.Hehadmuchne

wstotellhisparents.C.Hefeltashamedtoaskforforgiveness.D.Hewaslongingtoreturnhomeandfeltexcited.38.Inwhatorderdidthefollowingeventstakeplace?a.He

tookthemoneyfromhisparents.b.Heboughtabicyclewithhissavings.c.Hewassentencedtoprison.d.Hewrotetheletterhome.e.Hesatonthepavement.f.

Hehitchhikedbackhome.A.b,a,c,d,e,fB.b,a,c,f,d,eC.a,c,b,d,f,aD.a,d,b,c,e,f39.Whichofthefollowingbestfitsintoparagra

ph8?A.Everyinchofthehousewascoveredinwhite.Sheets,pillowcasesandtableclotheshadbeenplacedoneverywindowanddoor,makingitlook

likeasnowhouse.B.Thehousebeforehimwasjustasheremembered:theredbricks,thebrowndoorandnothingelse.C.Acolourfulblanke

twasoverthefrontdoor.Onit,inlargeletters,waswritten,"Welcomehome,sonD.Apolicecarwasparkedinthedriveway,an

dtwoofficersstoodatthefrontdoor.40.Thebesttitleofthepassageis_______.A.SweetMemoryB.WhiteHandkerchiefC.AbandonedSonD.LeavingHom

eDManypsychologistsintheearlytwentiethcenturybelievedthathumansuseonly10percentoftheirbrains,andevent

hegreatAlbertEinsteinoncewrotethatmostpeopleuseonlyasmallportionofthegreymatterbetweentheirears.It'satheorythathasoftenbeenputforwardintele

visiondocumentaries;magazines,advertisementsandbooksoverthepastcentury.Butnearlyallscientistsnowagreethe10percenttheoryiscompletelyunfounded.Inf

act,theyquestionhowthisfigurewaseverarrivedatinthefirstplaceandwhatareasofthebrainaresupposedtobeunneeded.Thet

heorysupposesthatif90percentofthebrainwereremoved,apersonwouldStillbeabletofunctionnormally,whileinrealityitisknownthatdamage

toevenasmallareaofthebraincanresultinextremelyseriousphysicalinjurydifferentactivitiesandthatmanyareasofthebrainareusedatthesametimefor

somecomplexactivitiesorthoughtprocesses.Throughoutthecourseofoneday,most.areasofthebrainareactiveatsometime,eve

nduringsleep.The10percenttheorysuggeststhatcertainareaso'thebrainarenotused,butscansslowactivitiesthroughouttheentirebrainandnotinanys

eparatepart.Thefinalargumentagainstthe10percenttheoryisthefactthatdoctorscarefullymapthebrainbeforeremovingbraincancerssothatthe

ydon'taffectotheressentialareas.Fromanevolutionarypointofview,it'shighlyunlikelybuttourcomparativelylargerbrainswouldhaveevolvedfromourancestorsi

ftheextraareaswerenotneeded.Infact,thereisabsolutelynoevidencesupportthe1ppercenttheory.41.Howdidthe10percenttheo

rygetsuchwidespreadpopularity?A.Itwaspromotedinvarioustypesofcopularmedia.B.AlbertEinsteinarguedstronglyinsupport.C.It

wasproveninscientificresearch.D.Fewpeoplecouldproveitwrong.42.Theunderlinedword"unfounded"ischestinmeanin

gto_________.A.undiscoveredB.unprovenC.unknownD.unnecessary43.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothew

riter?A.Weuselessthan10%ofourbrains.B.Mostbraindisordersaffectthesamepartofthebrain.C.Thebrainislessactiveduringtimesofsleep.D.The10percenttheo

rydoesnotmakeevolutionarysense.44.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.Peopletodayusemoreoftheirbrainthaninthepast.B.Scientificopin

ionaboutthetopicofbrainuseisequallydivided.C.Ourunderstandingofthebrainhaschangedgreatlyinthepastdecades.D.Modernscie

ntistshaveacompletepictureofhowthebrainworks.45.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?A.Topresenttwosidesofbraintheory.B.Tocritic

izethe10percenttheory.C.Toexplainhowbrainworks.D.Todescribethehistoryofbrainresearch.第二节信息匹配（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）阅读下列应用文及相关信息

，并按照要求匹配信息。请在答题卡上将对应题号的相应选项字母涂黑。首先请阅读下列汽车广告的信息：ARenaultMenage:Thisluxurycarprovidesacomfortabledrivingexperienceandispackedfullofextras(GPS,

electricseats,automaticparkbrakeetc).Butitspowerfulenginemeansyouhadbetterbepreparedforabigfuelbilleachweek.Pr

ice:$85,000BHyundaii20:Idealforshortjourneysbutlacksthepowerandcomfortneededtomakelong-distancedriving

enjoyable.Still,atthispriceyoucan'tcomplainandyou'llbesmilingwhenyouhavetofillupthetanktoo.Price:$8,000CFiat500:Althoughexpen

sive,itwillsoonpayforitselfwiththemoneyyousaveonpetrol.Ithasthemostefficientandcleanestpetrol-poweredenginecurrently

available.Itssize,easyhandlingandluxuryinteriormakeitidealforcitydriving.Price:$35,999DLandRoverDiscovery:Withseatingfor7,thiscaris

suitableforalldrivingconditions.Ithasthecontrolneededforinnercitydrivingandthepowerrequiredforroughroadsandcarryingheavy

loads.Butit'samongtheleastfuelefficientvehiclesinitsclass.Price:$51,999EGMTransit:Itpacksanimpressiveamountofroominside.Itsteersnicely,isfueleffici

entandhasacommandingdrivingposition.Butthelackofrearsidewindowsandanoisyinteriorlimititsappealasapeoplemover.Pric

e:$22,499FFordWagon:Withroomfor12passengers,itcombinesthetoughnessandpowerneededforlong-distancejourneyswithallthecomfortsthatwillkeeppass

engerssatisfied.Itsoptionalluggageroofracksalsomeannothingwilleverhavetobeleftbehind.Price:$42,000以下是五个人的购车意向。请匹配个人信息与适合的汽车。46.Robertisafarmerin

thecountrysideandwantsavehiclethatcandealwithdoroughcountry-roadconditionsandispowerfulenoughtotowatrailercarryinganimalsand

farmproductstothecitymarket.47.Jamesisstartinganewdeliveryjobandneedsavehiclebigenoughtostorethepackagesthathewillpickupeachmorningan

ddeliverthroughouttheday.Itshouldbereliable,affordableandeconomicaltorunonhiscityroute.48.Vaneasaisalawyerwholivesandw

orksinthecity.Shecurrentlyhasalargecarthatusesalotoffuel.Shethinksit'stoopollutingsowantsacarthat'senvironmen

tallyfriendlybutstillcomfortabletodrive.49.Johnisauniversitystudentlookingforaninexpensivecarthat'scheaptoru

n.Heneedsitmainlyforgettingtoandfromtheuniversitycampusandalsotohisnearbypart-tilesjob.50.Jillownsatourguidecompanyandwa

ntsanewvehiclethatcanbeusedtotaketravellerstoseedifferentsightandattractions.Atypicaltourgroupismadeupofabout10peoplesoitmustbe

bigenoughtotakeallofthemplustheirluggage.III写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节基础写作（共1小题，满分15分）最近，我们以“2012年中学生的春节活动”为题，在368名中学生中进行了一次调查（survey）。以下是调查数据：【写作内容】请根据以上内容用英语

写一份调查报告。内容包括：1.调查问题及调查对象；2.主要活动；3.感受及原因；4.期望。【写作要求】1.只能使用5个句子表达全部内容。2.文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称。【评分标准】句子结构准确，信息内容完整，篇章结构连贯。第

二节读写任务（共1小题，满分25分）阅读下面的书信，然后按照要求写一篇150词左右的英语短文。DearDavid,Iamwritingyouthisemailbecauseyou'resobusyeverydaywithyourstudiesandafter-schoolactiviti

esthatweseldomhavechancestotalkface-to-face.ThereissomethingthatIamveryworriedabout.Youhavealwaysbeenanactiveboy,willingtohelpothersandalways

lookingforanopportunitytotrysomethingneworlearnsomethingdifferent.Ithinkthesearewonderfulqualitiesbu

tIamconcernedthattheymaybeaffectingyourstudies.Inthepastthreemonthsaloneyouhavejoinedatleastfourdifferentstudentclubs.Iseetheseactivitiestakingup

moreandmoreofyourtime.You'realwaysdiscussingsomethingwithyourclassmatesorsurfingonline.You'realsodevoting

lesstimetohomeworkandevenyourteacherssayyouarelookingverysleepyinclass.Iknowthatthesekindsofactivitiesarefunandcanhelpyourdevelopment,butIthinkthe

yhavestartedtodamageyourperformanceatschool.Pleaserememberthemostimportantthingatthisstageofyourlifeisyourstudies.Rightnowyou

shoulddoyourbestinyourexaminationsasitwillgiveyoumorechoicesisyourfuture.Ibegyoutofocusonyourmaingoalandnottothrowawayallyouryear

sofhardworkYourlovingmother【写作内容】假设你是信中的David，请用英语给你妈妈写回信。以下是回信的内容（信的开头和结尾已经为你写好）：1.以约30词概括书信的主要内容。2.以约120词谈谈你对参加学校社团或俱

乐部活动的看法，内容包括：（1）你读信后的感受；（2）你是否赞成你妈妈的观点，并陈述理由；（3）你对你妈妈的承诺。【写作要求】1.作文中可以使用亲身经历或虚构的故事，也可以参照阅读材料的内容，但不得直接引用原文中的句子。2.作文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称。【评分标

准】概括准确，语言规范，内容合适，语篇连贯。参考答案：1-5BADCD6-10ACDBB11-15DCBAC16.which17.cheerful/cheery18.digging19.lay20.for21.But22.where23.left24.the25

.because/as/since26-30CDCAB31-35DCABC36-40DCBAB41-45ABDCB46-50DECBF基础写作：Recentlywesurveyed368middleschoolstudentsonhowtheysp

entthe2012SpringFestival.30%saidtheyspentmostoftheirtimewiththeirparentsvisitingrelativesandfriendswhile25%wenttravelingwithclassm

atesorparents.45%ofallthosesurveyedindicatedthattheyjuststayedathometodohomework.WhenaskedhowtheyfeltabouttheSpringFestival,mostsaidtheyen

joyeditbecauseoftheholidayandluckymoneytheygot,butsomefeltunhappybecausetheamountofhomeworktheyweregivenleftli

ttletimeforfunactivities.Manystudentsexpressedthehopethatnextyeartheywillhavelesshomeworkandmorefreetime.读写任务：Dearmum,I’vejust

receivedyouremailexpressingyourconcernthatIambeingdistractedfrommystudiesbecauseofmymanyafter-school

activitiesandtheconsequencesofthisformyfuture.(或I’vejustreceivedyouremailexpressingyourconcernaboutmyparti

cipationinsomanyafter-schoolactivities,theeffectofthisonmystudyperformanceanditsconsequencesformyfuture.)Iappreciatew

hatyousayandamsorrytohavecausedyousomuchworry.I’malsotouchedthatyouunderstandmyreasonsforbeingattractedtosuchactivities

.It’struethatIhavebeenspendingalotoftimewiththesegroupsbutpleasedon’tworry.Ifindthatthesegroupshelpmetorelax,developmythinkingan

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