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A．combineB．associate

C．compriseD．accumulate

4．（2014·

襄阳高三调研）HavingreadthepoembyDuFuoverandoveragain,Ikeptwondering－howdidthewar________onsuchawellknownpoet?

A．impactB．reflect

C．concentrateD．depend

5．（2014·

武汉二月调研）Therepresentativessatbackandbegantochathappilyaswellasexcitedlyovercoffeewhentheconference________.

A．brokeawayB．brokedown

C．brokeoffD．brokeout

6．（2014·

黄冈高三5月模拟）Thepaintingdidn’tmakemuchsensetome.Whatimpressedmewasthatthecentralpartofit________foritsbrightcolor.

A．turnedoutB．workedout

C．pulledoutD．stuckout

7．（2014·

武汉高三5月模拟）Tobehonest,theworldowesalottoNelsonMandelaforhis________supportofracialequalityandhumanrights.

A．consistentB．contemporary

C．particularD．potential

8．（2014·

襄阳高三调研）Thecriminalhasbeensentencedto15yearsinprisonandIthinkhedeservesit,foragoodjudgedoesnotmake________decisions.

A．intelligentB．enormous

C．arbitraryD．marvelous

9．（2014·

荆州高三质检一）Chinaneedstostrikeabalancebetweenmaintaininga（n）________fastandstabledevelopmentandmakingeconomicstructuraladjustment.

A．relativelyB．seemingly

C．approximatelyD．apparently

10．（2014·

武汉二月调研）Wecanbecomeasmartshopperbychoosingforvalue,notforlooks；

________，choosegoodqualitygoodswithplainpackages.

A．inparticularB．inotherwords

C．inadditionD．inanycase

Ⅱ.完形填空（共20小题；

每小题1分，满分20分）

（2014·

华师一附中高考模拟）Thedayafterour14yearolddogAbbeypassedaway,my4yearolddaughterMeredithaskedifwecouldwritea__11__toGodsothatwhenAbbeygottoheaven,Godwould__12__her.Itoldherthatwecould,soshe__13__thesewords：

DearGod，

Willyouplease__14__mydog?

Abbeydiedyesterday.I’mhappyyouletmehaveherasmydogeventhoughshegot__15__.Ihopeyouwillplaywithher.Iamsendinga__16__ofher,sowhenyouseeheryouwillknowthatsheismydog.Ireally__17__her.

Love，

Meredith

Weputtheletterinanenvelopewithourcontact__18__.Meredithpastedseveralstamps__19__shesaiditwouldtakealongtimetogettheletterallthewaytoheaven.Thatafternoonshe__20__itintotheletterboxatthepostoffice.

Yesterday,therewasa__21__onourfrontdooraddressed“ToMeredith”inan__22__hand.Insidewasa__23__calledWhenaPetDies.TapedtotheinsidefrontcoverwastheletterwehadwrittentoGod.OntheoppositepagewasthepictureofAbbey&

Meredithandthisnote：

DearMeredith，

Abbeyarrived__24__inheaven.Havingthepicturewasabig__25__andIrecognizedherrightaway.Abbeyisn’tsickanymore.Sincewedon’tneedourbodiesin__26__，Idon’thaveanypocketstokeepyourpicturein,__27__I’msendingitbacktoyouinthislittlebookforyoutohave__28__torememberAbbeyby.Thankyouforthebeautifulletterandthankyourmotherfor__29__youtowriteitandsendingittome.Bytheway,I’measyto__30__.Iamwhereverthereislove.

God　

11．A.reportB．letter

C．introductionD．message

12．A.acceptB．greet

C．discoverD．recognize

13．A.expressedB．said

C．dictatedD．read

14．A.takecareofB．bringup

C．payattentiontoD．watchover

15．A.thinB．sick

C．boringD．angry

16．A.paintingB．story

C．signD．picture

17．A.missB．admire

C．forgiveD．want

18．A.numberB．person

C．addressD．center

19．A.unlessB．though

C．whileD．because

20．A.leftB．dropped

C．hidD．kept

21．A.packageB．box

C．containerD．backpack

22．A.clumsyB．careless

C．unfamiliarD．skillful

23．A.brochureB．book

C．videoD．album

24．A.easilyB．punctually

C．calmlyD．safely

25．A.helpB．surprise

C．giftD．trouble

26．A.homelandB．heaven

C．neighborhoodD．shelter

27．A.butB．for

C．soD．or

28．A.somethingB．anything

C．nothingD．everything

29．A.persuadingB．forcing

C．invitingD．assisting

30．A.catchB．notice

C．findD．feel

Ⅲ.阅读理解（共20小题；

每小题2分，满分40分）

A

襄阳四中模拟）LindsayBinegarofGreenfield,Ohio,madeherfirst＄100attheageoffour,whenshewonaprizeforshowingapigfromherfamily’sfarmtothelocal4HClub.Mostkidswouldbethrilledtospendthatmoneyontoys,butnotLindsay.“Ididn’tgetthemoney;

itwenttothebank，”shetoldTheColumbusDispatch.

Overtheyears,Lindsaykeptonraisingandshowingpigs,andkeptonwinningprizes.Somewere＄100forsmallwins,butshewonth

ousandsofdollarsforchampionshipprizesatcountyfairs.Beforelong,sheearnedanimpressiveamountofcash—but,asidefromapursewhenshewas14,Lindsayhadneverspentadollarofhersavings.Bythetimeshewas18,shehadgotmorethan＄40,000,whichsheplannedtoputtowardshercollegeeducationatnearbyOhioUniversity.

Butherparentssaidthatifshecontinuedlivingathomewhileattendingschool,theywouldn’thavetopayforherdormhousing,andwouldbewillingtocovertheentirecostofhereducation.ItsoundedlikeagooddealtoLindsay.Butwhatshouldshedowithhersavings?

Herfatherhadanidea:

buyahouse,justashe’ddonewhenhewasyoung.Heusedthehouse’ssaletohelphimbuythefamilyfarmwhereLindsayhadgrownupandraisedallthoselucrative（赚大钱的）pigs.LindsaywasabletobuyahouseinGreenfield,payingfortheentirepurchaseincash.Shedidabitofpaintingandthenrenteditoutfor＄450amonth.

Afterfinishingcollege,LindsayplanstomarryHeathMcNeal,andusetheincomefromherhousetobuyablockoflandandbuildanewhouse.Butshe’llnevermovetoofarfromhome.“IwouldliketostayinGreenfield，”shesaid.“Ijustloveeverybodyhere.”

Athercurrentrate,she’llprobablybethetown’sbiggestrealestatetycoon（房地产大亨）bytheageof25.

31．WhatdidLindsaydowithherfirstprize?

A．Itwasputinthebank.

B．Itwasspentontoys.

C．Sheusedittobuymorepigs.

D．Shekeptitaspocketmoney.

32．Bythetimeshewas18,Lindsayhadgotmorethan＄40,000by________.

A．gettingtheinterestfromthebank

B．sellingpigs

C．winningprizesforraisingandshowingpigs

D．tradinghouses

33．Lindsay’sfatheradvisedher________.

A．topayforhercollegeeducationwiththemoney

B．tobuyahousewiththemoney

C．topaythemoneyforherdormhousing

D．tosavethemoneyforherfuturelife

34．WhatcanwelearnaboutLindsay’sparentsfromthepassage?

A．Theyareveryrich.

B．Theydon’tcareformoney.

C．Theydon’tknowhowtomanagemoney.

D．Theyareconsiderate.

B

四川成都四校联考）Peopletendtohaveoneofthreebeliefsaboutthemeaningofworkandwhichcategoryyoufallintolargelydependsonyourparents,accordingtothenewresearchfromtheUniversityofMichigan.

Workerswhoarejoborientedarethosejusttryingtomakealivingwhomuchprefertheactivitiestheypursueoutsideoftheoffice.Careerorientedadults—yourtypical“workaholic”—valuethesocialstatusandreputationthatcomeswithprofessionalachievement,andgainmuchoftheiridentityfromtheirjobs.Callingorientedpeopledoworkthattheyarepassionateaboutbecausetheywanttohaveapositiveimpactontheworld.

Inthefirstempiricalstudyintohowtheseorientationsoriginate,researchersfoundthathowteenagersviewtheirparents’workethiciscentraltothedevelopmentoftheirownworkattitudes.

It’snotastraightforwardtransferofvalues.Peoplewhoperceivetheirfathertohaveastrongcareerorientationaremorelikelytobecareerorientedthemselves,butcareerdeterminedmothershavenoeffectontheirkids’workorientation.Theresearchersattributedthistogenerationalgendernorms.Whenthestudy’sparticipantswereteenagers,mostlyinthe1980s,menweremorecommonlyemployedoutsideofthehomeandweremorelikelythanwomentohold“career”jobswithopportunityforadvancement.

Mothersdohaveanotableeffectonwhetherchildrenhaveajoborientationmentality.Teenagerswhoareclosetotheirmothersarelesslikelytoviewworkasjustajobwhentheygrowup,probablybecausethey’vebeenraisedtovaluesocial,ratherthaninstrumental,lifeexperiences.

Havingbothparentsdisplaythesameworkethichasanamplifiedinfluence,butonlyinthecaseofcallingorientedchildren.Asoursocietyfavorsmoneyandprofessionalachievement,achildwithtwocallingorientedparentsismorelikelytohavetheconfidencetoignorethesesocialpressuresandpursuehisdreams.

Childrencanaffecttheirparents’workethic,too.Allowingpeopletobringtheirchildrenintotheofficehasbeenshowntoimproveefficiencyandproductivity—andcouldhelpraisethatnextgenerationofcareerorientedworkers.

35．Ifyouareproudofbeingateacher,andyouareenthusiasticaboutyourjob,youbelongto________.

A．thejoborientedgroup

B．thecareerorientedgroup

C．theworkaholicgroup

D．thecallingorientedgroup

36．WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Childrenvaluingtheirparents’careerorientationwillbecareeroriented.

B．Fathershaveagreaterinfluencethanmothersonteenagers’attitudetowardsjobs.

C．Callingorientedmothershavelittleeffectontheirchildren’sworkorientation.

D．Children’sattitudestowardsjobsaren’trelatedtoparents’.

37．Whatistheattitudeof