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1/9上海市上海中学自招真题自测题量较大,综合难度中等偏高,时间紧。英语部分(满分100分)Ⅰ.GrammarChoicesDirections:BeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B
,C,andD.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.1.Whatdisappointedthejudgeswasthatbothsideshadaccused____ofbreakingthecontract.A
.anotherB.theotherC.neitherD.each2.JohnandIareinchargeofthedesigningofthenewproducts,sothedetailsarekeptonly____himandme.A.beyondB.amongC.withinD.bet
ween3.Everygirlstudentandboystudentinourschool____toweartheirschooluniformonweekdays.A.isrequiredB.arerequi
redC.requiringD.beingrequired4.Recentdecades____yogagainwidespreadacceptanceasamethodofstayinginshape,aswellasawayofha
ndlingstress.A.sawB.haveseenC.areseeingD.see5.Diving____inthisareaoftheswimmingpoolbecausethewaterisshallow.A.doesnotpermitB.don’t
permitC.isnotpermittingD.isnotpermitted6.Iwouldliketodancewithyou,____I?A.canB.mayC.shouldD.must7.We____lastnight,butwehadaget-to
getherinthenewrestaurantanddidn’tgohomeuntilverylate.A.musthavestudiedB.mightstudyC.shouldhavestudiedD.
can’tstudy8.____mostofthepeopleviewhardshipsasbitterexperiences,hardshipsaresometimeshelpfulbecauseth
eyforcepeopletobecomestrongerandmoreactive.A.SinceB.HowC.AlthoughD.when9.Aftertheterribleaircrash,thef
ewsurvivorshappenedtoarriveat____laterprovedanisolatedisland.A.whereB.whatC.whichD.that10.Notfarfromtheclubthe
reisagarden,____ownersitsinitplayingbridgewithhischildreneveryafternoon.A.itsB.whichC.whoseD.ofwhom11.Itwasnotuntil1920____regularradiobroadcastb
egan.A.whenB.whichC.thatD.since12.Tomakearealimpression,whynot____alimousinetocollectyoufromthehotelandallowyoutoarriveatyourrestaurantinrealstyle.A.
consideringhiringB.considerhiringC.toconsiderhiringD.considertohire2/913.Pleasegivethisticketto____youthinkisinterestinfol
kmusic.A.whoB.theoneC.whoeverD.whomever14.Onthestepsoftheschoolbuilding____agroupofstudents,discussingthemathexamwhichisabouttobegini
nafewminutes.A.areB.wereC.hadD.have15.Withlessthanamonth____ofschool,IamgettinguneasyeverytimeIthinkabou
tthefactthatIamgoingtograduate.A.leavingB.toleaveC.leftD.beingleft16.Thepeopleofthecityarefamiliarwithandextremelyproudofthe
irhistoryandthereforeitisasolidbase____.A.tobuildtheirfutureB.whichtobuildtheirfutureC.onwhichtobuildtheirfutureD.
tobuildtheirfuturein17.____,thenewmedicineisnowinmassproduction.A.WithitseffecttestingsafeB.WithitseffectbeingtestedsafeC.
WithitseffecttestedsafeD.Withitseffecttobetestedsafe18.Weforgottosetalarmclock.Let’sget____andleaveatonce.Otherwisewewillbelate.A.dre
ssB.todressC.dressingD.dressed19.Themoreexerciseswedo,____.A.themoregooditwilldotousB.themoreitwilldogoodtousC.t
hemoregoodwillitdotousD.themorewillitdogoodtous20.Thereisagrowingtrendthatthenumberofpeoplewhoarefondofreading
onlineis____thatofthosewhoreadpaperbooks.A.astwicelargeasB.twiceaslargeasC.aslargeastwiceD.twicelargeasⅡ.Voca
bularyChoicesDirections:Completethefollowingparagraphsbyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlybeusedonce.Notethatthe
reisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.accommodateB.meanC.investD.buildE.inconsiderationofAB.giveupAC.gatherAD.embarrassmentAE.appallingBC
.renewBD.restrictedBE.giveawayCD.generousCE.weighDE.InsistedonChineseinaforeigner’seyesEveryday,myinteractionswithChinesepeop
leprovewhatIalreadyknowtobetrueaboutthem.MyfirstimpressionincomingtoChinawasthatpeoplewerekindandverywelcomingtomeasafore
igner.Theytreatedmewellandwerevery__21__.I'vehadafewnegativeexperiencesduringthepast4years,but,that'snotthemajorityofpeopleinChina
.Themajorityofpeoplearekind,considerate,caringandgiving.Thisisproventomeoften.IthinkaboutwhenIfirstgothere,ofho
wimpressedIwasthatpeoplewould__22__seatsonthebusforolderpeopleandforeigners(likeme)tositdown.Howpeoplewouldinvitemetoth
eir3/9homesfordinnerandsometimesforlunch.Howpeoplewouldbringmegifts,especiallyparentsofmystudents.Igotgiftsofteaandmoon-cakes.Ho
wsomanyinvitedmeouttoeatatrestaurantsand__23__thempayingforthemeal.HowotherswouldinvitemetoteachEnglishinvariousplacesandwerealwayswillingto__24__mys
cheduleandneeds.I'mquiteawarethatrecentlytherehasbeenalotofnewsaboutrudebehavioronairplanesandinotherpublicplacesbyChinesepeople.I
knowthatthegovernmenthasevencreatedablacklistofChinesetravelerswhowillbe__25__fromgoinganywhereduetotheirrudebehavior.Iknowth
atthegovernmentwarnsChinesetouristsaboutstopping__26__behaviorthatisunacceptableinothercountries.Theydon'twantanyfurther__
27__duetothebehavioroftheircitizens.I'veexperiencedsomeverycruelbehaviorbysuchpeopleinafew__28__experien
cesI'vehadhere.I'vehadsomeexperiencesthatmademequestionwhyIwashere.Thereistherealityofgoodandbadbehaviorineverycountry.Itseemsthat
someofthebadbehaviorofpeopleisabitmoreopenhereinChina.But,thereisthebrightandpositivesideofChinesepe
oplethatkeepsmewantingtostayhereand__29__mytimeandeffortsinmakingadifferenceinthelivesofChinesechildren.WhenI__30__thegoodand
thebad,thegoodfaroutweighsthebad.Ifitwasn'tso,I'ddotheeasythingandjustgohome,backtoAmerica.Lifethereiseasyandverycomfortable.Plus,myfamilyisth
ereandIcouldbeclosetothemeveryday.But,I'vechosentostayhereinChina.Thisweek,Iwill__31__mycontractwithth
eschoolIteachatnearmyhome.Imadethedecisiontostayhere.Itwasn'taharddecisioneven__32__theverybadexperiencesI'vegonethroughrecently.IloveChinaandmorei
mportantly,Ilovethepeoplehere.That'showIseeit.Ihopeto__33__manymorewonderfulfriendshipsandgreatmemorieshereintheyearstocome.Iwillcontinueto
doallIcantousewhatskillsandknowledgethatIhavetoworktomakeadifferenceinChinaandintheworld.Ⅲ.ClozeDirections:Foreachblank
inthefollowingpassagestherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasesthatbestfitsthecontext.(A)Bedracingisbecomingm
orepopularincertainareasoftheUS.Abedraceisacompetitionwhereteamsofpeoplepushbedalonga__34__route.Therouteoftengoesthroughthemi
ddleofacityoratown.The__35__teamsattempttorolltheirbedsalongtheroutefasterthananyoneelse.However,therearenotjustanybeds!Racingbedsoftenhaveverybig
wheelsandcompetitorssometimespainttheminsomeveryinterestingways.Theteamsbuildtheirownbedsandpracticeforweeksbeforetherace.__36__,raceorganize
rsoftenhavefirmrulesaboutbuildingandracingbeds.Forexample,thebedmustbeacertainsize,theycan’thaveengine,andtheymust
havefourwheels.Inaddition,theremustbenomorethansixpeople__37__thebedandonlyonepersoncansitinthebed.Aslongastheteamsfollowtherules,theycan
usetheir__38__foreverythingelse.Somebedsarecoveredwithflowers.Otherbedslooklikecrazyboats.To__39__thefun,peopleoftenwearstrangeandunus
ualclothing.Onracedays,largecrowdsofspectatorscometocheerfortheirfavoriteteam.These4/9membersofthecommunityusuallygivemoneytotheirfavoriteteam.H
owever,themoneydoesn’tgototheteammembers.Itgoestoorganizationsthathelppeopleinneed.Inthepastbedsracestheyhaveraisedlotsofmoneytop
rovidehealthcareforchildrenandtohelphomelesspeople.Attheendoftherace,teamsareoftenlistedinachart.Mostoftheseteamsdon’tevengetaprizeforwin
ning.Thesebedracesare__40__notseriousevents.Theimportantthingistoraisemoneyforthecommunityandtohavefun.34.A.specificB.strang
eC.specialD.tough35.A.losingB.winningC.competingD.outstanding36.A.MoreoverB.HoweverC.OtherwiseD.Still37
.A.pushingB.makingC.designingD.racing38.A.abilitiesB.developmentsC.powerD.imagination39.A.contributetoB.addtoC
.leadtoD.referto40.A.slightlyB.fortunatelyC.obviouslyD.positively(B)There’snodoubtaboutit,corporateentertainmentis
bigbusiness.InJapan,forexample,whererelationship-buildingisafundamentalpartofbusinesslife,astaggering40billionpoundsofmarketingexpenditur
egoestocorporate__41__annually.That’sroughlyequivalenttoRomania’sGDPorVenezuela’stotalforeigndebt.TheinfamousRecruitGroup,whichhasbeenthesub
jectof__42__scandalsinJapan,oncepaid$15,500forasinglemealforadozenexecutivesatafavoriterestaurant.Soit’seasytoseehowthemo
neytheJapanesespendinayearonwininganddiningimportantclientscould__43__thecostof365brand-newjumbojets!Tosome,corporateentertainmentismerelyane
xpensiveandperhapsunnecessaryluxury.Tothosewhotakeadimmerview,it’snothing__44__bribery.Butthetrulycorruptcorporateenterta
inerisrelativelyrare.Famousfraudsters,theBankofCreditandCommerceInternational,didindeed__45__‘sweetening’their
mostvaluedclientsfrequentlyinternationalterroristsanddrugbarons-withshoppingspreesinLondonand__46__linesofcreditatLasV
egascasinos.ButthisisamillionmilesawayfromaneverydaybusinessbreakfastattheHiltonorapowerlunchattheSavoy.Formostsuccessfulbusinesspeople,theywould
agreethatgoodwillisa__47__partofclinchinglucrativedealsandthesedaysgoodwillcostsmorethanasmile.41.A.organizationB.establishmentC.entertainment
D.design42.A.repeatedB.constantC.secretD.luxurious43.A.makeupforB.comeupwithC.adduptoD.getawaywith44.A.apartfromB.shortofC.independentof
D.involvedin45.A.specializeinB.believeinC.dependonD.pleadfor46.A.resourcefulB.endlessC.fantasticD.invisible4
7.A.sensitiveB.positiveC.considerateD.crucialIVReadingComprehensionDirections:Readthefollowingfourpassage.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseve
ralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiv
eninthepassageyouhavejustread.(A)Theemotionalstressthatcauseschestpainsandbreathlessnesscanoccurinmomentsofjoy5/9aswellasanger,griefa
ndfear,aSwissstudysuggests.Three-quartersofcasesoftakotsubocardiomyopathy,achangeintheshapeoftheheart’sleftventricle,whichcanbe
fatal,arecausedbystress.TheUniversityHospitalZurichstudy,intheEuropeanHeartJournal,suggestsaboutonein20casesiscausedbyjoy.Theconditionisno
rmallytemporaryandpeoplearegenerallyfineafterwards.Inthestudyof1750patients,researchersdiscoveredheartproblemscausedby;abirth
dayparty;ason’swedding;meetingafriendafter50years;becomingagrandmother;afavoriterubbyteamwinningagame;win
ningacasinojackpotoracomputerizedtomography(CT)scangivingtheall-clearfromanothercondition.Thestudyalsosuggestedmostcaseswer
einpost-menopausalwomen.Dr.JelenaGhadri,oneoftheresearchers,said:“Wehaveshownthatthetriggersfortakossubosyndromecanbemorevariedt
hanpreviouslythought.“Atakostsubosyndromepatientisnolongertheclassic‘broken-hearted’patient,andthediseasecanbeprecededbypositi
veemotionstoo.“cliniciansshouldbeawareofthisandalsoconsiderthatpatientswhoarriveintheemergencydepartmentwithsignsofhear
tattacks,suchaschestpainandbreathlessness,butafterahappyeventoremotion,couldbesufferingfromtakotsubosyndromejustasmuchasasimilarpatientpress
ingafteranegativeevent.”‘Moreresearchneeded’Shesaiditwaslikelybothsadandhappyeventssharedacommon“emotionalpathway”leadingtothecondition.ProfPeterW
eissberg,themedicaldirectoroftheBritishHeartfoundation,said:“Takotsubosyndromeisarareevent.“Thisstudysuggeststha
tinaveryfewcases,thetriggeringeventmaybeahappyone.“Muchmoreresearchisneededtounderstandhowsuchemotionaleventscantriggertemporaryheartdamageina
fewsusceptibleindividuals.”48.Whatisthemainideaofthispassage?A.SomesyndromesaredifficulttotreatB.Joyaswellassadnesscanbrin
gharmtohealthC.PeopleareadvisednortoencounterdifferentemotionsD.Researchisneededtoexplorethecauseofmentalillness49
.Whatdoestakotsuboprobablymeaninthepassage?A.ThenameofadiseaseB.TheapplicationofadiseaseC.ThetreatmentforadiseaseD.
Thedescriptionofadisease50.WhichofthefollowingmyNOTbethecauseoftakostubo?A.BeingadmittedtoauniversityB.Goingtos
chooleverydayC.WitnessingaseriousaccidentD.Winningalotteryof5million6/9(B)Womeninmostcountriesoftheworldtodaycanvoteandbeelecte
dtopublicofficethesamebasisasmen.Butittookcenturiesofworkonthepartofindividualsandorganizationstoachievethoserights,oftenagainststrongopposition.
InEngland,womenpetitionedfortherighttovoteasearlyasthe15thcentury.Butitwasn’tuntilthe19ththatmostformalwomensuffragemovementsbegantotakeplace
.NewZealandwasthefirstcountrytograntwomenvotingrightsin1863,followedbyAustraliainfederalelectionsin1902.Othercountriesdiditinstages:Swedishwomenwith
propertycouldvoteincityelectionsin1862,butweren’tgivenfullvotingprivilegesuntil1921.Finlandgavewidowsandunmarriedwomenlocalvotingrights
in1865andgranteduniversalsuffragetowomenin1906.TheUnitedStatesandBritainparalleledeachotherintheirsu
ffragemovements.TheUnitedStatespassedthe19thamendmenttoitsConstitutionin1920,givingwomenfullvotingprivilegesandBritainandIrelandfollowedsuitin1
928.EcuadorbecamethefirstLatinAmericancountrytoallowwomentovotein1929,withsomerestrictions.TheUnitedNationsaccelerat
edthemovementin1945whenitsignedtheUNCharter,andinternationaldocumentthatclearlydefinedequalrightsforwomen.However,eventodayinsomedevelopingcount
ries,womenarelookeduponasinferiorandarestillnotgivenmanyofthesamesocialbenefitsasmen.51.Thefollowingcountriesgavethewomenfu
llvotingrightsinthe1920sEXCEPT___A.SwedenB.TheUSC.BritainD.Ireland52.Theword“petitioned”isclosestinmeaningto“___”A.waitedB.wishedC.
suppliedD.urged53.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.Womencanfightforthesuffragetheyaredreamingof.B.Womenshouldhaveconfidenceintheirpursuit
ofhappinessC.WomenwereandarestilldeniedequalrightstomeninhistoryD.Women’smovementhasgonethroughvariousstageswithoutmuchpromise(C
)Peopleallovertheworldlistentoromanticmusic,readromanticstoriesandhaveromantictime.Theteam“romantic”inthiscontextusuallyreferstofeeli
ngoflove.ButRomanticismwithacapitalRreferstoaperiodofmajorchangesthataffectedthearts,philosophyandhistoryformore
thanahundredyears,startinginthelate18thcentury.TheRomanticMovementwasareactiontotheideasofthepreviousepoch
-withitsemphasisonreason.Itwasnamedaftertheso-calledromancelanguages,suchasFrench,SpanishandItalian,thatweredevelopedfromLatinafterthebreakdownofth
eRomanEmpire.TheinitiatorsoftheRomanticMovementpromotedatasteforfolktales,poetryandmusic,whichhadlongbeenneglectedinfavo
rofpolishedclassicalartforms.Inpolitics,too,peoplewantedchangessoitwasarevolutionarytimeinmanycountries.Itwasalsoatimewhenp
eopleneededheroeswiththepassionandpowertocreateaneworderontheruinsoftheoldworld.Napoleon,whoinitiallyfoughtagainstthemonarchyinFrance,wasanexa
mple.Inthearts,Romanticismwasanepochofgreatcreativity,individualismandemotionalintensity.ComposerssuchasSchubert,Schumann,WeberandChopinmodifiedclas
sicalmusic7/9formstogainmorefreedomofexpression,lordByron’sChildeHarold’sPilgrimage,VictorHugo’sLesMiserables,andAlexanderPushkin’sEurg
eneOnegnaretypicalexamplesofRomanticliterature.54.Romanticisawordusedtodescribe__A.afeelingofloveB.anexper
ienceofthebeautifulC.adreamoftheattainableD.agratitudeforothers’kindness55.Accordingtothepassage,Romant
icismrefersto___A.greatchangesinhistoryB.whathappenedinthemid-18thcenturyC.aperiodofmajorchangesinmanyfieldsD.aspecialperiodinthehistoryofliterature5
6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtheconcernoftheRomanticMovement?A.SentimentB.ReasonC.InnovationD.Revolution(D)Entre
preneurscomeinallshapesandsizes-thedynamic,thecautiousandthegreedy.Butallofthemholdanequalfascinationforus.Howdotheydoit?What’stheirsecret?Some
oftheworld’sbiggestcorporationswouldliketoknow,too.Forentrepreneursisinandthesedayseveryonewantstobeanentrepreneur.Butanentrepreneurisn
otwhatyourare.It’swhatyoubecome,andrealentrepreneurexistonlyinretrospect.Atfirst,nobodytakesthemseriously.They’recrackpots,dreamers,unemployables.A
ndbythetimethey’vefinallyearnedtherespectofthebusinesscommunity,they’vealreadymadeit.Socanceltheclassesonentrepreneurshi
pandthrowoutyourbusinessplan,fortheroadtoentrepreneurialsuccesscan’tbemappedourinadvance.Yougetthereones
aleatatime.Inthebeginning,onlytheentrepreneurneedstoseethegoal,nobodyelse.Andthegoalisquitesimple;yougetanidea;youidentifyy
ourcustomer.Youmakeasale.Thenyoumakeanotherandanotherandanotheruntilyourofficeinthesparebedroomhasturnedintoth
etowerblockinManhattanyoualwayswanted.Forgetaboutmarketingstrategyatthisstage.Whatyouneedfirstisasteadycash
flow.Bideyourtime,focusinthetittlethings.That’showitworks.Bigcompaniesarejustsmallcompaniesthatgotbigger.TakeRichardBranso
n,forinstance.ForthefounderofVirgin,thefirsttenyearswereastruggle,withhiscompanysufferingsomecashflowproblemsuntilaslateas1980.
Bythen,theVirginGroupwasrunningeightydifferentoperations,noneofthemmakinglargeamountsofmoneyandsomeofthemlosingmoneyhandoverfist.Ye
tin1992Branson’smusicbusinessalonesoldfor€560million.OrtakeNicolasHayek,themanwhoinventedtheSwatchandbroughttheSwisswatch-making
industrybackfromthedead.HayektookonJapanesemarketleaders.SeikoandCitizen,andbeatthemonqualityandprice.TodaytheSwatchGroup
,whichincludesmanyfamousnamessuchasOmega.Longines,CalvinKleinandTissot,sells114millionwatchesayear.WithannualsalesofoverforbillionSwissf
rancesandatwenty=fivepercentshareoftheglobalmarket,thegroupisnowbyfarthelargestmanufactureranddistributoroffinishedwatchesintheworld.8/9TheSwacthw
asa20thcenturyiconandsomeofthehighlycollectableearlydesignsarenowclassedasartandfetchmorethan€20,000-notbadforaplasticwa
tch.SowhatisitthatmakesagoodentrepreneuronthescaleofaBillGates,aJeffBezosoraMichaelFell?Clearly,nothe
samethingthatmakesagoodmanager.Forgoodmanagerstendtosomefromfairlyconventionalbackgrounds.They’rethebrightkidseveryoneknewworlddowell,bornorgan
izers,whorisethroughtherankstoreachthetopoflargecorporations.Butthebuddingentrepreneurismorelikelytobeanout
sider,atroublemaker,arebelwhodropsoutofcollegetogetajob,discoversafairforbuildingcompaniesfromnothing
,getsboredquicklyandmoveson.Mostofall,theentrepreneurwillbeamasterofrisk-management.Forriskdoesn’tmeanthesa
methingtotheentrepreneurasitdoestotheresofus.Thekingofcorporateraiders,SirJamesGoldsmith,summeditupbest:“Theultimateofrisk,”hesaid,“isnottakingarisk.
”Andthat’sprobablyhowhegottobeadollarbillionaire.57.WhichoffollowingaboutentrepreneursisTRUE?A.Theyhavespecialskillsindoingth
ingsB.TheyareinclinedtokeepfeetonthegroundatfirstC.TheyareespeciallyknowledgeableinmarketingD.Theyusuallyseeksuitableadviceonb
usinessrelated58.Accordingtothepassage,__isthemostimportantfactorinensuringthesmoothoperationofabusiness.A.Acashfl
owB.ConfidenceC.PerseveranceD.Talent59.WhichofthefollowingcontributestothesuccessofSwatchCompany?A.Itsst
rategyonhowtowinmarketshareB.ItsflexibilityindealingwithproblemC.ItsdevelopmentofdifferentbrandnamesD.Itsfocusonthehighqualityandcompetitive60.Wecand
rawasageconclusionfromthepassagethat__A.EntrepreneurshaveconventionalbackgroundsB.Entrepreneursareco
urageoustotakeandmanagerisksC.EntrepreneursareidenticaltoseniormanagersinmanyaspectsD.Entrepreneursspend
alotoftimestudyingdifferentbusinesscases9/9Keys:1-5BDABD6-10BCCBC11-15CBDAC16-20ACDAB21-25CDABDEABD2
6-30BADAECCE31-33BCED34-40ACBDCBC41-47CACAABDA)BABB)ABCC)ACAD)BADB(非官方答案)