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2017年中华人民共和国普通高等学校联合招收华侨、港澳地区、台湾省学生入学考试MatriculationEnglishTest(METI7)Ⅱ. 英语 关于好奇心的名言警句英语高中英语词汇下载高中英语词汇 下载英语衡水体下载小学英语关于形容词和副词的题 运用(共35小题,每小题1分;满分35分)21.-Wehaventdoneverywell.havewe?-_______.AtleastwetriedA.I’mfineB.NevermindC.You'rewelcomeD.Thesametoyou22.Therewas_______accidenthereyestcrday.Acarhitatreeand_______driverwasbadlyinjured.A.an:anB.an;theC.a:aD.a:the23._______somethingunexpectedhappens,I'llseeyoutomorrowatschool.A.BeforeB.UnlessC.AlthoughD.Because24.Awomanandachildhada_______escapeyesterdaywhentheircarlefttheroad.A.closeB.smallC.narrowD.near25.Whalebreathethroughlungsjustaswehumansdo,sothe_______comeupforair.A.mayB.canC.mightD.must26.Ihatemoving.We_______fourmovesInthreeyears.A.haveB.willhaveC.arehavingD.havehad7.-Thatdrumplayerwascertainlyloud.-Iwasn'tbotheredbyhisloudness_______byhislackofskill.A.somuchasB.ratherthanC.asthoughD.moreorless28.Theshippinggroup,_______profitsdivedlastyearbyncarlyathird,hastoldsharcholderstoexpectanevenlowerresultforthisyear.A.whoseB.whereC.whichD.that29.S0,_______oneyearofplanning,whatmadeyoudecidethentogointoArchitectureA.havingdoneB.doingC.todoD.done30.Mybrotherlentmethemoney._______IcouldnthaveaffordedthetripA.FurthermoreB.OtherwiseCmorcoverD.Nevertheless31._______beganasalocalfestivalhasblossomedintoaninternationaleventAThatB.WhereC.WhichD.What32.Wecan't_______buyinganewcaranylonger.Theonewe'vegotnowjustdoesn'tstartinthemorning.A.putoffB.pickupC.countonD.bearon33.Thecarisgreat_______itspower,economyandspace,butitisnotcomfortable.A.bywayofB.bymeansofC.intermsofD.inplaceof34.Ideallywewouldwant_______tobegoodcontactbetweenthechildandbothparents.A.itB.thereC.oneDany35.When_______,themuseumwillbeopentothepublicnextmonth.A.tocompleteB.completesC.completingDcompletedB)完形填空:(共20小题)阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从36至55各题中所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。GaynorNorgan'sthree-year-olddaughterEvebegantochoke(噎住)onabagofMaltesersastheydroveinthecar.gaynor,whoisa36firstaiderdesperatelytriedtoforcethechocolateout37theheimlichmanoeuvre(海姆立克急救法).Whenit38shestartedtofcartheworst.Thenapassingstranger39toheraid.Gaynor,39,toldtheManchesterEveningNews:“Wewere40outofthecarparkandIheardEvegurgling.Shewas41inthebackwithmymum.I42andcouldseetheMalteser43inherwindpipe.Istoppedthecar,44heroutofthecarseatandstartedtoadministertheHeimlichmanoeuvre.I45ittwicebutIcouldntgetitout.Then46cameoverandshecouldn'tdoiteither.”"Iwas47atthatpoint.Ijustfell48.Thenthismancameand49herfrombothofusandputheroverhis50.Hehitherhardonthebackandit51straightaway.Thenhejust52herbacktome.Thenhedisappeared.”“EveisallrightnowbutifhehadntbeenthereIstrongly53Shewouldhavechokedtodeath.Ijustwanttosaythankyou.”Themanwho54woreabrownleatherjacketandcarriedawalkingstick.Hehadslightlygrayinghairandisthoughttohavebeeninhis40s.The55parentswishhewouldcomeforward.36.A.foundB.calledC.taughtD.trained37.AusingBshowingC.pushingD.practicing38.A.helpedB.failedC.tookoverD.wentdown39A.attractedB.sentC.enteredD.came40.A.drivingBrunningCwalkingD.looking41.A.sleepingB.sittingC.strugglingDfighting42.A.searchedB.wentbackC.tunedaroundD.started43.A.shakenB.lainC.tornD.stuck44.A.foundB.askedC.preparedD.got45.A.blewB.learnedC.triedD.rescued46.A.awomanB.GaynorC.amanD.areporter47.A.smilingB.screamingC.rushingD.jumping48.A.apartB.overC.outD.away49A.comfortedB.assistedC.brokeD.took50.A.kneeB.backC.handD.head51.A.leftB.workedC.liftedD.moved52.A.paidB.orderedC.handedD.rushed53.A.adviseB.supportC.believeD.promise54.A.helpedB.managedC.travelledD.drove55.A.carefulB.gratefulC.hopefulD.wonderfulⅢ.阅读理解(共20小题,每小题2.5分;满分50分)Julieboergers,Ph.D,asleepexpertfromtheBradleyHasbroChildrensResearchCenter,recentlyledastudyconnectinglaterschoolstarttimestoimprovedsleepandmoodinteens.“Sleepdeprivationiscommonamongteenagers,withpotentiallyseriousimpactsonmentalandphysicalhealth,safetyandlearning.Earlyhighschoolstarttimescontributetothisproblem.”saidBoergers"Inthisstudy,welookedatwhetheradelayinschoolstarttimewouldchangestudents'sleeppatterns,sleepiness,moodandcaffeine(咖啡因)use.”Beorgers'teamconductedtheSchoolSleepHabitssurveyamongboardingstudentsattendinganindependenthighschoolbothbeforeandaftertheirschoolstarttimewasexperimentallydelayedfrom8to8:25a.m.duringthewinterterm.Thedelayinschoolstarttimeledtoasignificantincrease(29minutes)insleepdurationonschoolnights,withthepercentageofstudentsreceivingeightormorehoursofsleeponaschoolnightjumpingfrom18to44percentTheresearchfoundthatyoungerstudentsandthosesleepinglessatthestartofthestudyweremostlikelytobenefitfromthetimetablechange.Daytimesleepiness,lowmoodandcaffeineusewereallsignificantlyreducedafterthedelayinschoolstarttime.Thelaterschoolstarttimehadnocffectonthenumberofhoursstudentsspentdoinghomework,playingsportsortakingpartinactivitiesoutsideclass.Andoncetheearlierstarttimechangedbackduringthespringterm,teensreverted(恢复)backtotheiroriginallevels.Beorgerssaidthatthesefindingsareimportantforpublicpolicy.“Theresultofthisstudyaddtoagrowingbodyofresearchshowingimportanthealthbenefitsoflaterschoolstarttimesforadolescents,”shesaid,“fandwehavestudentswhoaremorealert(机敏的),happier,betterpreparedtolearn,andaren'tdependentoncaffeineandenergydrinksjusttostayawakeinclass.”56.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"thisproblem”inParagraph2referto?A.LackofsleepB.MentalhealthC.Students'safctyD.Takingcnergydrinks57.Whathappenedwhenschoolstarttimewasdelayed?A.StudentshadlesstimeplayingsportsB.YoungstudentsbecamesleepierC.MorestudentssleptlongerD.Studentsgotabadmood58.WhyisthestudyoflaterschoolstarttimeimportantA.IthelpsformgoodhabitsB.ItrelatestowhatstudentslearnC.Itincreasesstudents'learninginterestD.Itmayhaveaneffectonapublicpolicy59.Wherecanwepossiblyreadthistypeofarticle?A.Asciencejournal.B.Ahistorybook.C.fashionmagazine.D.Aschoolyearbook.BColorisadailymystery.ROYGbivdealswithlotsofbig-picturecolorquestionsexplainingwhyhamsareoftenredandwhynyctaxisareyellow.Today'squestion:whyareJeansblue?First,why"jeans"?Jeanstwinnames-denimandjeans-comefromthetwoEuropeanportsthatsuppliedtwosimilarfabrics(织物)duringtheMiddleAges.Genefustianwasacotton-linen-woolblendshippedfromgenoa.asilk-woolblendcalledsergedenimesshortenedtodenimesordenim,wasshippedoutofFrance.Bothfabricsgraduallychangedintosimilarcottononlyblendsbythe19thcentury.accordingtoanarticletitledashorthistoryofdenimyhistorianLynnDowney.Bothwere"usedtomakemen'sclothing,valuedespeciallyfor[their]properlyofdurability(耐久性)evenaftermanywashings”.In1873LeviStraussteamedupwithJacobDavistoproducejeans,theysoldlikehotcakestoGoldRushminersseckingadurableuniformforfortunc-scckingJeansrapidlycametostandforthecharacteroftheAmericanWest——rank,energetic,rebellions,andcapitalistic.Whilegoldrushminersprobablydidntcareabouthowdenimlooked,theycaredalotaboutdurability,comfortandfit,atthebeginning,Strausofferedhiswaistoveralls"intwovarietiesbrowncotton"duck"orcanvas,andbluedenim——butby1911they'dstoppedusingcottonduckentirely.AshistorianDowneyexplains"oncesomeonehadwornapairofdenimpantsexperiencingitsstrength.andhowthedenimbecamemorecomfortablewitheverywashingheneverwantedtowearduckagain;becausewithcottonduck,youalwaysfeellikeyourewearingatent.”Sowhyarejeansblue?Theanswerhastodowithdye.Unlikemostnaturaldyesthat,whenheated,penetrateclothfibersdirectly,indigo(靛蓝)stickstothecloth'sthreads.Witheachwashingsomeofthesedyemoleculesarestrippedaway,takingbitsofthethreadswiththem.Theprocesssoftensroughfabricsandindividualizesthecolor.Thisextremecustomizationmadeeverypairasecondskin.60.Howdoestheauthorstarttalkingaboutjeans?A.FromthequalityofthefabricsB.FromafamoushistorianC.FromtheirhometownsD.Fromtheirnames61.Whichofthefollowinghelpedestablishthepopularityofjeansin1873?A.HotcakesB.adurableuniformC.AmericancharacterD.Goldrush62.Whatcanweinferaboutindigo？A.ItcannotbeheateB.ItcanbemachinewashedC.ItdoesntstayforalongtimeD.Itgoesintotheclothsfibersdirectly63.Bysaying"madeeverypairasecondskin"inthelastparagraph,theauthormostprobablymeans________。A.thepantsweremadeofskinB.thepantsfittedpeoplewellCthedyeswerequitenaturalD.thethreadsbecamesofterandsofterCloudcomputingwillbeinusebyabout80percentofabout600companies.Thetrendsuggeststhatdatamanagementandstoragearemovingtocloudcomputingsellersonalargescale.Touting(兜售)cloudcomputingasawaytogetridofthecostsofbuyingandmaintaininon-siteinformation-technologyequipment,sellersofferitintheformofSoftwareAsAService(SAAS),adeliverymodelinwhichsoftwareapplicationsaredeliveredtocustomersoveraweb-basednetwork.SAAScanservetheneedsofentirecompaniesthroughhuge,web-basedplatforms.Ascloudcomputingrapidlybccomesthedeliverychannelforsoftwaredevelopersofallshapesandsizestogettheirproductstomarket,offeringapplicationsinacloudisnowtherulenottheexception.ArelativelysmallnumberofsellersareabletoofferSAAStobigcompaniesthatwantcompany-widecloudcomputing,andonlythesellersneedapply.Althoughmarket-sharedataarehardtocomeby,thelistofcompanicslargeenoughtooffercloud-computingonthisscaleisshort:Microsoft,Amazon,Google,Salesforce,Rackspaceandnotmanyothers.Theconcentrationofdataandvirtual(虚拟)computinginthehandsofrelativelyfewsellersraisesanimportantriskfortheircustomersiftheInternet-basedsystemsofanyonesellerarehacked,theresultcouldbesecurityproblemsacrossentireindustricsinwhichtheircustomersdobusiness,creatingliabilities(债务)onanalmostunthinkablescale.Canthissmallgroupofcloud-computingsellerseffectivelyrespondtotheneedsoftheircustomerstoquicklyfixsuchaproblemand,mostimportantly,cutoffthedamagetothesecompanies'owncustomers?Don’tthinksuchthingscan’thappen.IfhackerscanpenetratetheDepartmentofDefense,theriskthattheywillpenetrateMicrosoftorgooglecannotberuledoutCompromiseofjustoneofthesesellers---evenonewithamodestmarketshare---possiblycouldshutdown,atleasttemporarily,asizablepartoftheU.S.economy.64.Whatcancloudcomputingdo?A.Reducethecostofcomputers.B.Providesoftwareservice.C.Marketvariousproducts.D.Helpcompaniesdesignwebsites.65.Whatdoweknowaboutcloudcomputing?A.ItworksunderSAAS.B.Itcoversalargepartofmarket-share.C.Mostcompaniescanprovideit.D.Mostsellersapplyforit.66.WhyistheDepartmentofDefensementionedinthelastparagraph?A.Towarnpeopleofthehackers'power.B.Toshowrelationshipbetweenitandmicrosoft.C.Togiveanexampleofthecountry'sloss.D.TopresenttherealpictureoftheU.S.economy.67.Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?A.TheUnthinkablerisksofthecloud.B.CloudComputingandSmartSellers.C.SAASandchangingCompanies.D.TheCloudComputingAge.Ineverknewmuchaboutmymother'sfather,JohnleonLawalla.HemovedtothecityofMelbourne,Australia,inthe1920s,married,andstartedtoraiseafamily,butdiedinWorldWarTwo.Allwehadwasoneframedphotoofhimdressedinhisarmyuniform.Forsomereason,mygrandfatherhadnotkeptintouchwithanyofhisrelatives,althoughmymotherdidrecallsomefamilynames.Itwasn'ttill1963thatshefinallysawherfather'sgrave,inthealburywarCemeteryinNewSouthwales.Ifiercelywantedtoknowmoreaboutthisman.Whowerehisparents?Whowerehisbrothersandsisters?Wereanyofthemstillaliveandifsowhereweretheynow?didtheyeverwonderwhatbecomeofourJohnLeon?Withtheadvent(到来)oftheinternet,Istartedsearchinginearnestinthelate1990s.Frommygrandfather'srecordsinthearmy,Ilearnedhe'dlistedhisbirthplaceashertfordshireenglandIthinkhissurnamemusthavebeenafalsename,myfathersaid.ThismademeupsetbutIputitasidc,concentratinginsteadonmyfather'slinc.joinedagenealogy(系谱学)websiteandwassoondiscoveringsomeofmyancestorsfromdistantrelativesiwrote"Ijustcouldfindoutaboutmymother'sfathernow,andtoldthemofmysearch.Inlate2012,Iheardfromaverydistantrelationonmyfather'ssidccalledJulic,fromNewZealand.Asagenealogistherself,she'dtakenpityonmeandspentseveralwccksonresearch.Itwasabombshellwhenshesaidshemayhavefoundmygrandfather'sfamily.She'dsearchedenglishcensus(人口普查)recordsandfoundthesurnamewaller.Thedatesandfirstnamesmatchedrightdowntoabrotherwhoddiedonthewesternfront.Juliehadovercomethefalsename,tracedawholetreeandputmeintouchwithcurrent-dayrelatives.“ConsideritancarlyChristmaspresent,"shesaid.JuliehaddoneallthisverycarefulrescarchforastrangerIwillbeevergrateful.68.Whatcanwelearnabouttheauthorsgrandfather?A.Hewasborninaustralia.B.Hewasasoldier.C.Hediedin1963.D.Hehadnorelatives.69.Whydidtheauthorfeelupsetwhenknowinghisgrandfather'ssurnamemaynotbereal?A.TheInternetwasnothelpful.B.Hisfathergaveupsearching.C.Thegenealogywebsiteworkedwell.D.Hissearchcouldnotcontinue.70.Whofinallysucceededinthesearch?A.Theauthor'sfather.B.SomeonenamedWalle.C.Theauthor'sbrother.D.Julie,apracticalstranger.71.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?A.Thesearchofthefamilyroot.B.ThepowerfulInternet.C.Thestoryofagenealogist.D.Thegratitudeofayoungman.EItLiverpool’sweekendCultureGuideisburstingwithnewmusic,familyfunandasideorderoffoodanddrink.We'vepreparedahandyguideinthecomingmonthshere.AlanMcGee's359atDistrict-FridayFebruary7，8pm,£5BlendingclassicrockandrollandswaggeringLiverpoolmelodies,theyvejustreturnedfromLondontoravereviews.JoiningthemaregaragerockersGoFiasco,Comwall,'sBlackTambourinesandLconFenderWalker.ChildrensInternationalFestival,UnderwaterStreet,CunardBuilding,PierHead-Sat-Sunday,l0am-5pm.£4Adults,£11ChildrenAfun-filledactivitydayforchildrenattheUnderwaterStreetDiscoveryCentre.Activitiesincludeface-paintingBollywooddanceworkshopsandbeautifulboxmaking.TheChildrenInternationalFestivalisencouragedforallagesandtoentertaineventheadultsinvariouscreativeworkshops.WirralChineseAssociationCityRendezvousRestaurant,ColumbusQuay--SundayFebruary9,11:30amHeadtotheCityrendezvousrestaurantonSundayforsomeuniqueorientalentertainment.Expectliondancing,traditionalChinesefolkdancing,livemusic,araffle--andavisitfromthemoneygod.TheWirralChineseassociationwillbehostingintheheartoftherestaurantonColumbusQuay.FormoredetailscallHenryon01516664547.SoccerInTheCityatStebleFountainoutsidetheWalkerArtGallery----Sunday,February9,10am,£15SoccerInTheCityoffersafascinatinginsightintotherelationshipbetweenthecityofLiverpool,itscitizensandsoccer,thebeautifulgame.Therearetwotours,StandardTour&MatchdayTour.Peopleareaskedtoarrive15minutesbeforetoursstart.bearinmindyourtourwillinvolvesomeshortspellsofwalkingthereisnostopplannedfortoiletsorsnacksforthefirsthourandyoumightneedanumbrella!FindoutmorebycontactingPeteron07954373549andvisitingwww.soccerinthecity.co.uk.72.WhatisAlanMcGee'sshowabout?A.Sports.B.Food.C.Musi.D.Carracing.73.WherecanyouseeBollywolddancing?AAtSteblefountain.BInCityrendezvousrestaurant.COnColumbusQuay.DInCunardBuilding.74.Whichofthefollowingcanyouenjoyforfree?ALiondancing.B.Soccer.C.Face-painting.D.Boxmaking.75.WhocanyoucallformoreinformationaboutsoccerInThecity?A.henry.B.Peter.C.LeonD.Alan.Ⅳ.短文改错(共15小题,每小题1分;满分15分)此题要求你对一段文章改错。先对每一行做出判断是对还是错。如果是对的,在该行右边横线上划一个勾(√);如果有错误(每行不会多于一个错误),则按情况改错如下：此行多一个词:把多余的词用斜线(/)划掉,在该行右边横线上写出该词,也用斜线划掉。此行缺一个词:在缺词处加·个漏字符号(∧),在该行右边横线上写出该加的词。此行错一个词:在错的词下划一横线,在该行右边橫线上写出改正后的词。注意:原行没有错的不要改。例：WhenIhavefreetimeIgo∧alongwalk.Some（1）forpeoplereadthebookswatchtelevisionwhile(2)theothershavesports.CharlesandLindaMasondoall(3)√ofthesethingsaswellasclimbedbuildings.(4)climbing:climbⅤ. 书 关于书的成语关于读书的排比句社区图书漂流公约怎么写关于读书的小报汉书pdf 面 表 关于同志近三年现实表现材料材料类招标技术评分表图表与交易pdf视力表打印pdf用图表说话 pdf 达(共1题,满分20分)假设你最近就安全意识方面的问题在班级范围内进行了调查,学校英语报刊栏目有意刊登你的调查报告。请根据下面的调查结果写一篇简短的报告。注:自里圈起,数值越大,了解该项目的人越多。注意：1.词数100左右；2.无需逐说明数值；3.对突出的问题进行适当阐述。