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上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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2020 年上海市春季高考英语试卷（1 月份）
Listening Comprehension Section A Directions： In Section A， you will hear ten short
conversations between two speakers. At the end of each conversation， a question will be
asked about what was said. The conversations and the questions will be spoken only once.
Afteryou heara conversation and the question about it，read the four possible answers on
yourpaper； anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.
1．A.Ateacher.
B.Adoctor.
C.Apoliceman.
D.Aboss.
2．A.Worried.
B.Anxious.
C.Atease.
D.Excited.
3．A.Heplaystheviolinverywell.
B.Hewassurprisedbythewoman'sskills.
C.Heneverknewthewomanbefore.
D.Hewillwinthecompetition.
4．A.Theticketisstillexpensive.
B.Theticketisverycheap.
C.Heisjealousofthegirl.
D.Hedoesn'twanttobuytheticket.
5．A.Theyaretalkingaboutasong.
B.Theyaretalkingaboutanopera.
C.Theyaretalkingaboutafilm.
D.Theyaretalkingaboutanovel.
6．A.Shedoesn'tlikebasketball.
B.Shethinksthereisnovaluableplayer.
C.Shedoesn'twanttotalkwiththeman.上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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D.Sheisdisappointedwiththeirbasketballteam.
7．A.Shethinksthemandisturbsher.
B.Themanisoutofluck.
C.Theonlypositionwasoccupiedyesterday.
D.Shewantsthemancalledheryesterday.
8．A.Theywillhaveadate.
B.Theywillgoshoppingtogether.
C.Theywillattendclassintheschool.
D.Theywillplaybadmintontogether.
9．A.Theyhaveenoughtimetofinishthiswork.
B.Theyareunluckytodothisbigassignment.
C.Hedoesn'tthinkit'sabigassignment.
D.Hewillnotstartworkingonthistaskuntilnextmonth.
10．A.OnMonday.
B.OnSaturday.
C.OnThursday.
D.OnSunday.
SectionBDirections：InSectionB，youwillheartwopassagesandonelongerconversation，
and you will be asked several questions on each of the passage and the conversation. The
passagesandtheconversationwillbereadtwice， butthequestionwillbespokenonlyonce.
Whenyouhearaquestion， readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhich
oneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.
11．（1）A.Thepizzasbecomecoldwhentheyreachyou.
B.Thepizzasneedalongtimetodeliver.
C.Thepizzasneedalongtimetocook.
D.Ittakestoomuchmanpowertomakepizzas.
（2）A.10minutes.
B.20minutes.
C.Halfanhour.上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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D.Anhour.
（3）A.Onlineshoppingcanstimulateconsumption.
B.Workingtogetherwithrobotscanimproveourefficiency.
C.Weshouldtakethegooduseofthefragmentedtime.
D.Thepizzahouseimprovedthespeedofmakingpizzas.
12．（1）A.Becausetheworkforceisnotwell﹣trained.
B.Becausesupermarketsdon'thavethespacetoaddmorecheckoutlines.
C.Becausetheirsecuritysystemsisneverupgraded.
D.Becausetherearealwaysmanyinterruptions.
（2）A.Weshouldmakesurethateachcustomerhasacheckoutcounters.
B.Anotherlineisalwaysmovingfasterthanyours.
C.Thechancesofyourlinebeingthequickestislower.
D.Weareinbadluckifwechoosetheslowestline.
（3）A.Howcanwechoosethefastestlinewhenwecheckout.
B.Wecanbeatthesystemifgiventhechance
C.Queueingtheorycanprovideanexplanationtocheckoutatthestore.
D.Morecomplexproblemsarepasseduptopeoplewithmoretraining.
13．（1）A.ShewilltalkwithGeorgeandhelphimout.
B.ShewilltakeGeorgetoconsultapsychologist.
C.ShewilltakeGeorgetoplaybaseball.
D.ShewillhelpGeorgetogetthepromotion.
（2）A.HethinksGeorgeisgoodatcooking.
B.HethinksGeorgewillbefine.
C.HethinksGeorgeneedstoconsultapsychologist.
D.HethinkGeorgeisasentimentalman.
（3）A.Georgejustwantedtostayalone.
B.George'sfavoritebasketballteamwaslostinthegame.
C.Georgewascrossedinloverecently.
D.Georgedidn'tgetthepromotionhewaspromised.上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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（4）A.MaggielovesJackverymuch.
B.MaggieisGeorge'ssister.
C.MaggietakesGeorgeandJakelikeafamily.
D.Maggieisnotoptimisticatall.
GrammarandVocabularySectionADirections： Afterreadingthepassagesbelow， fillin
the blanks to make the passages coherent and grammatically correct. For the blanks with a
givenword，fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword；fortheotherblanks，
useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.
14．
TheBallGameofMesoamerica
ThesportknownsimplyastheBallGamewaspopularacrossMesoamericaandplayedbyall
themajorcivilizationsfromtheOlmecstotheAztecs.Theimpressivestonecourtsbecameastaple
featureofacity'ssacredcomplexandtherewereoftenseveralplayingcourtsinasinglecity.（1）
itismorethanjustagame，theeventcouldhaveareligioussignificanceandfeaturedinepisodes
of Mesoamerican mythology.The contests even supplied candidates for human sacrifice，for the
sportcould，quiteliterally，beagameoflifeordeath.
Thegame（2） （invent）sometimeinthePreclassicalPeriod（2500
—100BCE），probablybytheOlmec，andbecameacommonMesoamerican﹣widefeatureofthe
urbanlandscapebytheClassicalPeriod（300—900CE）.Eventually，thegamewasevenexported
tootherculturesinNorthAmericaandtheCaribbean.
InMesoamerican mythology thegame is animportantelementin thestory of theMaya gods
Hun Hunahpú andVucub Hunahpú.The pair annoyed the gods of the underworld with their noisy
playingandthetwobrothersweretrickedintodescendingintoXibalba （theunderworld）（3）
theywerechallengedtoaballgame. （4） （lose）thegame，HunHunahpúshad
hisheadcutoff；aforestesteof （5） wouldbecome common practiceforplayers
unfortunateenoughtoloseagame.
In（6） legend，a famous ball game was held at the Aztec capital of
Tenochtitlan（7） theAzteckingMotecuhzomaXocoyotzin（r.1502—1520CE）
andthekingofTexcoco.Thelatter（8） （predict） thatMotecuhzoma's上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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kingdomwouldfallandthegamewassetup （9） （establish） thetruth
of this bold prediction.Motecuhzoma lost the game and did，of course，lose his kingdom at the
handsoftheinvadersfromtheOldWorld.Thestoryalsosupportstheidea （10） the
ballgamewassometimesusedforthepurposesofdivination.
Section B Directions： Fill in each blank with a proper word chosen from the box. Each
wordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.
15．
A.focused B.collaborating C.assumed D.occupations
E.frustrations F.widespread G.necessarily H.extension
I.experiences J.mistakes K.crucially
BurnoutintheHospital：WhyDoctorsAreSetUpforStress
Some experts call physician bum out"inevitabl"，given the high﹣pressure environment in
which they must make potentially life﹣saving，and almost always life﹣altering，choices on a
constantbasis.Researchshowsthatupto40%ofU.S.doctorsexperienceemotional，physical，and
psychological burnout from their jobs，and the consequences are no different for them than they
areforpeopleinother（1） ——substanceabuseandcuttingcomers.
In the premiere issue of the journal Burnout Research，which is devoted to research on the
topic，AnthonyMontgomery，anassociateprofessorinthePsychologyofWorkandOrganizations
intheUniversityofMacedoniainGreece，（2） onphysicianburnout，andarguesthatthe
way doctors are trained may set them up for a care er of（3） and high﹣stress
situations.Andtheconsequencesmaybehurtingthecaretheyprovidepatients.
Hesaysthatwhiledoctorsinteractwithpeopleonadailybasis，theirtrainingandtheirworth
as physicians are focused almost entirely on their technical capabilities，leaving them with few
toolsforunderstandingandnavigatingsocialinteractionsandfor （4） aspartofalarger
teamororganization.
Montgomeryarguesthatmostmedicalstudentsarechosenbecauseoftheirhigh﹣testscores，
somedicalschoolbecomeslikea（n）（5） ofschool.Theythenbecomeresidents，thrown
intoamoresocialenvironmentinwhichtheyareexpectedtointeractwithpatients，hospitalstaff
andcolleaguesinwaystheymaynothaveexpectedtoorbeenpreparedtodo.It's（6） the上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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yhavethe leadershipskills andthe properemotionalcapacityto guidepatients throughextremely
stressfulandoftentraumatic（7） ，butnothavingthetoolstomanagethesesituationscan
bestressfulonthedoctorsthemselves.Whileburnoutamongphysiciansis （8） ，some
studieshaveshownsurgeonsandOBGYNscanbeataparticularlyhighrisk.
"Theironyisthatdoctorsaretheonegroupofpeoplewedon'twanttobestressed，yetweare
increasingthepossibilityforthemtomake（9） ，"saysMontgomery."Doctorsunderstand
thattheirjobistobethebestdoctortheycan，buttheydonot（10） understandtheirpart
in helping the hospital as a whole better serve the community."In his practice，for example，
Montgomery says that his colleagues admitted to learning skills like communication and team
workonthejob，aftertheyleftmedicalschool.
Reading Comprehension Section A Directions： For each blank in the following passage
therearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA，B， CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordor
phrasethatbestfitsthecontext..
16． "Cleaneating"isaphrasethrownaroundalotinthehealth﹣and﹣wellnessscene.Iuseit
allthetime.I（1） itbecausethere'snoformaldefinition，andit'snotaone﹣size﹣fits
﹣all plan.Let's face it：There isn't one perfect plan that will work for everyone， （2）
orbehaviorally.Our bodieswork differently from oneanother.Some physiologically needmore
fat，someneedmorecarbs，andallneeddifferentmixesofvitaminsandminerals.
Behaviorally，thereisn'toneplanthatfitseveryone's （3） ，either.Someofus （4）
daily，whilesomeofuscan'tmaketoast.Forsome，foodisoftenoutoftheircontrol，andthey（5）
hotels，airportsandrestaurants，whileothersraise，growandcooktheirownfood.Wealsohave
different （6） .Somehavehadahealthscareorarefeelinglow﹣energyandsluggish，
and are curious about whether food could make them feel better；some are concerned about the
environmentandecology，andtheimpactofhowfoodsaregrownandsold；somehaveyetother
（7） .
These （8） areimportant，becauseyourversionofcleanwilldependonyourvalues
andgoals.Forcingyourself orsomeoneelse into aneatingplanis （9） afoundationfor
success.Instead，understandingwhyyouaredoingwhatyouaredoingwillhelpyoumakechoices
youcanstickwithandmakeyoufeelbetterabouthowyoueat.上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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When Ithink of eating clean，what comes to mind is knowing exactly whatI'm putting into
mybodyandmakingmindfuldecisionsthatare （10） myvalues.Youhaveseenpeople
who ask several questions before ordering at a restaurant or making a choice at a grocery
store.Whileitcanbeentertaining （orfrustrating） towatch，beingcuriousaboutwhat'sinyour
foodisfairgameand，Iwouldargue，important.Weliveinaworldwherewemustaskquestions
becausewecan't （11） thatwe'reeatingwholefoods.Idon'tnecessarilyneedtomeetthe
farmergrowingmyspuds，butwhenIeatmashedpotatoes，Iwanttobesuretheyare，well，actual
（12） .Idon'tthinkthat'stoomuchtoask.
Thebestfirststeptowardcleaneatingisknowingwhat'sonyour （13） .Everything
onit!Wearetrainedtolookatcaloriesandgramsonfoodlabels，butI （14） youtolook
atingredientsfirst.Doyouunderstandwhatisinthefoodyouareabouttoeat？Areyouokaywith
eating those ingredients？Not all food products are the same.Take a moment and compare
productsbasedtooningredients，（15） solelycalories，todecidewhetherthey'rewhatyou
want.
（1）A.change B.favor C.charge D.alter
（2）A.accidently B.deliberately C.physiologically D.crucially
（3）A.lifestyle B.handwork C.willpower D.income
（4）A.cook B.buy C.sell D.handle
（5）A.centerin B.goon C.catchin D.relyon
（6）A.ambitions B.compliments C.motivations D.procedures
（7）A.challenges B.concerns C.benefits D.damages
（8）A.scales B.declines C.ranges D.distinctions
（9）A.rarely B.really C.mostly D.largely
（10）A.insearchof B.inhonorof C.inlinewith D.withrespectto
（11）A.maintain B.deny C.guarantee D.separate
（12）A.potatoes B.tomatoes C.heroes D.zeroes上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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（13）A.desk B.plate C.pot D.handle
（14）A.persuade B.encourage C.provide D.convince
（15）A.apartfrom B.morethan C.lessthan D.ratherthan
SectionBDirections：Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveral
questionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA， B，
CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyou
havejustread.
17． When I was in high school，I wanted to attend an Ivy League university on the East
Coast.I had the grades and SAT scores to get into Harvard but my father refused to pay even
thoughtuition backthenwas muchmoreaffordable thanitis today，wellwithin the meansof
ourfamily.IwenttoUCLAinstead，agooduniversitybutnotanIvy.Iworkedatleast20hours
per week throughout my four years and have always felt that I missed outon a lot of college.I
feel that I didn't have enough time to devote to my studies.One of my biggest regrets is not
having had the kind of immersion experience that my oldest son enjoyed.I envy him，but it's
notabitterfeeling.Itdoesn'tmakeme losesightofmyownaccomplishmentsandthevery real
goodnessinmylifesofar.
I believe my own father envied me，too.Early in high school，he had to drop out and help
support his family during the Depression.Although he never said as much，I know he wished he
couldhavefinishedhighschoolandgoneontohighereducation.Iwastheonlyoneofhischildren
todoso.WhenIearnedmydoctorateandbuiltalifeasaprofessional，hefeltamixtureofpride，
vicariousfulfillmentandenvy.
Igraduatedfirstinmyhighschoolclass.Yearslater，Ilearnedthatformonthsafter，Dadhad
carried the little slip announcing my class rank in his pocket，showing it to friends and business
associates.Hewasobviouslyproud，thoughhenevertoldmeso.Itstrikesmeasanarcissisticsort
ofpride，abouthimratherthanme.Manyofyouwillrelatetothisexperience.Inyourcommentsto
my posts，you've told me about parents who exploited you for narcissistic gain.I don't think my
fatherwasabadman，orthathisexperienceofpridewasparticularlyunusual.Don'tmostparents
like to brag about their child's success because it reflects well upon them？When I speak of my
sons'lives，Ifeelprideinthemaswellasmyself.上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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Envygetsabadrapbutthere'snothingunusualaboutit.Envy，asI'vesaidbefore，canteach
you what you want.Problems only arise when it links up with shame，as I've written about
before.When the success/beauty/youth enjoyed by someone else makes us feel like a loser in
comparison，ourenvymaybecomepoisonous.Intheillogicalunconscious，wemayfeelasifitis
precisely because the other person has the trait or thing we want that we cannot have it.We may
feelthattheonlypossiblereliefwouldbetodestroytheobjectofourenvy.
（1）Accordingtothetext，theauthorenvieshissonbecause .
A.hissonpossessesthepreciousyearsofyouth
B.hissonhasaperfectandimpressivechildhood
C.hissongetsintoHarvardsuccessfully
D.hissonhastheimmersionexperienceonhisstudy
（2）Itcanbelearnedthatmostparentsareproudoftheirchildrenbecause .
A.theywanttoexploittheirchildrenfornarcissisticgain
B.theyregardthesuccessastheirownandalsofeelprideinthemselves
C.theyliketobragabouttheirchild'ssuccess
D.theywanttocatchtheirfriends'attention
（3）WhichofthefollowingisTRUEofthispassage？
A.TheauthorstudiedinanIvyLeagueuniversityontheEastCoast.
B.Theauthor'ssoncompletedauthor'sunfinishedstudies.
C.Problemsonlyarisewhenenvylinksupwithshame.
D.Theauthor'sfatherdidn'tcareabouthisstudyanddroppedout.
（4）Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardenvy？
A.Negative.
B.Positive.
C.Skeptical.
D.Indifferent.
18．
TopAppsForClimateActivists上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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Theworldpopulationisat7billionandit'spredictedthatbytheendofthisyeartherewillbe
one smartphone for every five people in the world.That's a lot of phones and a lot of information
literallyatourfingertips.
Information is constantly changing and those of us working hard to protect the environment
forourselvesandfuturegenerationsneedtohaveaccesstoup﹣to﹣datematerial.Beingaclimate
changeactivistcanbetimeconsuming.But...There'sanapp（orten） forthat!Thenumberofapps
outthereisstaggering.
Withthese appsyou'llbeamazedathoweasyitis tostayintheknow whenitcomes toyour
health，andthehealthoftheenvironment.
Carbon Emissions Calculator for Air Travel （iOS﹣
Free）This app allows passengers to estimate the carbon
emissions attributed to their air travel.It is simple to use
﹣justselectyouroriginanddestinationairports，specify
the class of travel and number of passengers.View the
carbonfootprintandthedistancetraveledforyourtrip.
Fooducate （ iOS and Android ﹣ ﹩ 4.99 ） This app
empowers food shoppers everywhere to make healthy，
informed decisions while at the supermarket.Scan your
foodandFooducategeneratesalettergrade（A，B，C，
or D ） for each product scanned ， along with brief
explanations and warnings about its nutrients and
ingredients.There is also an option to enter the bar code
manually.Theappwillrecommendminimallyprocessed，
real foods which are naturally rich in nutrients and
antioxidants.上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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Locavore（iOSandAndroid﹣Free）Ifyou'relookingfor
the closest farmers market selling your favorite in season
produce，then Locavore is the appfor you.Locavore is a
greatappforthosesearchingforlocal，inseason，organic
foods in your area.The app has one﹣click access to
thousands of healthy ， seasonal recipes and other
information that can be shared with your friends and
family.I like how the app not only lets you know which
fruits and veggies are in season﹣it also lets you know
howlongthey'llbeinseason.
Zimride（iOSandAndroid﹣Free）Ridesharingappsare
all the rage.Zimride is a new spin on ridesharing，using
social networks to enable real connections.Once you set
up a profile you are able to book a ride in your area，or
post a ride of your own.Drivers can charge for rides and
Zimride doesn't take a cut.Rides seem to be reasonably
priced and since profiles are linked with Facebook it's
easytocheckoutyourpotentialridecompanions.
（1）Accordingtothistext，theauthorrecommendsAPPsbecause .
A.thoseAPPscouldhelppeoplegaintheup﹣to﹣datematerial
B.thoseAPPscouldforecastthechangingclimateaccurately
C.thoseAPPscouldhelppeoplewhohaveafast﹣pacedlifestyle
D.thoseAPPsarefreeforthosepeoplewhohaveadesignatedphone
（2）Ifyouwanttofindinseasonfoods，whichAppsshouldyoudownload？
A.Zimride
B.Fooducate
C.Locavore
D.Findfood
（3）WhichofthefollowingistrueabouttheAPPsmentionedinthispassage？上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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A.CarbonEmissionsCalculatorforAirTravelcouldcalculatetheaccuratecarbonemissionsof
passengers.
B.Locavore can not only tell us which fruits and meat are in season，it also tell us how long
they'llbeinseason.
C.Zimridewillchargeforridesandthentakeacutandtherestisbelongtodrivers.
D.Fooducate will recommend minimally processed foods which are naturally rich in nutrients
andantioxidants.
19． Our greenspacesareshrinking，despiteallthebenefitstheygiveus.If wewanttosave
them，we need to value the ecosystem and health and wellbeing services they offer.Sheffield
city council's balance sheet shows its parks as a £16 m liability.Traditional accountancy
methods focus on a park's saleable value ， or its operational costs associated with
maintenance.So England's 27，000 parks are considered as financial liabilities rather than the
amazing asset to our health and wellbeing that any of their 37 million regular users could
vouch for.They also deliver a range of ecosystem services such as improved air and water
quality，floodriskmitigationbyabsorbingwaterrun﹣off，andcoolingtheurbanenvironment
as well as providing much﹣needed habitat for wildlife.By using a"natural capital"accounting
approach that puts a value on all these social，environmental and economic contributions，
Sheffielddiscoveredthatforevery£1spentonitsparks，theygenerate£34ofbenefits.
Yet this true value is not widely measured or recognised.As Ian Walmsley，Stockport
council's green space manager told the Communities and Local Government select committee
parksinquiry，"anargumenthasneverbeensuccessfullymadethatifyouspendxonapark，there
willbeasavinginthehealthbudgetandthereforeyoushouldtakemoneyoutofthehealthbudget
andputitintoparks".Asaresult，theMPsinquiryreportpublishedlastweekwarnedthatparksare
atatippingpointofdecline，ravagedbya92%reductionintheirbudgetssince2010﹣11because
oflocalauthoritycuts.Lessmoneymeansfewerparkrangers，lessmaintenance，morelitter，dog
pooandantisocialbehaviour，includingganganddrug﹣relatedactivities，andgraduallymuch﹣
loved localparks turninto dangerouseyesores.Tragically it's the small，green spaces inpoorer，
built﹣up areas that suffer disproportionate cuts to park rangers and maintenance.We have been
here before.Uncared﹣for，litter﹣strewn parks were emblematic ofThatcher's Britain before an上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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injectionofpublicspendingbyaLabourgovernmentand£850moflotterycashrevivedthem.
Butitdoesn'thavetobethisway.AndrewHinchley，greenspacedevelopmentofficeratthe
LondonBoroughofCamden，toldMPsifwehadnewwaysofvaluingtheservicesparksprovide
for improving water quality，for example，then you could ask water companies to pay towards
theirupkeep.
The committee wants councils to publish strategic plans to recognise the real value of parks
andtosetouthowtheywillbemanaged （possiblybyacharitabletrust，asNewcastleislooking
into） to maximise their contribution to wider local authority goals such as promoting healthier
lifestyles.It suggests the government's obesity strategy could fund parks.It also suggests that it
couldbealegalrequirementforcouncilstoproducesuchstrategies.
（1）Accordingtothetext，parksareregardedasfinancialliabilitiesbecause .
A.theareaoftheparkisgraduallydecreasingduetopoorprotection
B.thebudgetfortheconstructionoftheparkisgraduallydecreasing
C.thevalueoftheparkislowbyusinga"naturalcapital"accountingapproach
D.thetraditionalaccountancymethodsfocusonapark'ssaleablevalue
（2）Accordingtothetext，whichofthefollowingisNOTthebenefitofthepark？
A.Improvingairandwaterquality.
B.Symbolizingthecitycivilization.
C.Coolingtheurbanenvironment.
D.Providingmuch﹣neededhabitatforwildlife.
（3）Duetothereductioninbudgets，whatcouldprobablyhappen？
A.Thegovernmentwilltakemoneyoutofthehealthbudget.
B.Thelocalauthoritieswillcentralizethemanagementofthepark.
C.Much﹣lovedlocalparkswillturnintodangerouseyesores.
D.Thetruevalueoftheparkwillbewidelymeasuredorrecognised.
（4）Whatcanbelearnedfromthelasttwoparagraphs？
A.Thecommitteehaspublishedstrategicplanstorecognisetherealvalueofpark.
B.Itcouldbealegalrequirementforcouncilstoproducesuchstrategies.上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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C.Thelocalcitizensshouldpayfortheimprovingwaterquality.
D.TheLabourgovernmentwillspend£850moflotterycashtorevivethepark.
20．Directions：Readthefollowingpassage.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthe
box.Each sentence can be used only once.Note that there are two more sentences than you
need.
A.ThenItookthemallofftheshelfandstartedagain.
B.Iopenedoneofbooksandenjoyedthebeautifulwordsaboutfairy.
C.Thisskybelongsinmybookoffairytales，Ithought.
D.Thereweredarkcirclesundermyeyes；myhairwasatangledbrownmess.
E.Iputmybookoffairytalesonthebedsidetable；itdidn'tlivewithmyotherbooks.
F.Atnight，someanimalswanderedaroundthewindow，whisperingaboutwhattheysaw.
ThatnightIcouldn'tsleep.
Ispentanhourormoresittingonthefloorofmybedroominmynightgown，unpackingmy
booksfromthetravelingtrunkandputtingthemonthebookshelf.Iarrangedthemalphabetically：
Louisa May Alcott ， Frances Hodgson Burnett， Lewis Carroll ，Charles Dickens …
（1） .ThistimeIusethespinestocreatearainbowofcolor﹣blue，green，gray，black...
（2） Mybrother，Robert，hadgivenittomeformytwelfthbirthday，verynearly
a year ago.It was filled with the most beautiful pictures you could ever imagine﹣page after page
ofenchantedforests，underwatercities，androyalpalaces.Thelongeryoulookedatthosepictures，
themoreyouwouldsee——therewerepictureswithinthepictures，worldswithinworlds.
My new bedroom was at the back of the house overlooking the garden and the woods
beyond.Iopened theheavy curtainsandstoodatthedarkwindow，butallcouldseewasmyown
reflectionlookingbackatme.
（3） Ayearago，Mamawouldhavelaughedandsaid，"Youlooklikeyou'vebeen
dragged through a hedge by a runaway pony，Hen."She would have pulled me toward her and
gentlybrushedatthebird'snestuntilmyhairshone.Shewouldhavekissedmegoodnight.
Iblinkedawaythetears，andpulledthecurtainstogetherbehindmetoshutoutthelight.
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night.（4） Anevilqueen'sblackvelvetcloak，embrotaereawithdiamonds...
AndthenIsawthesmoke.
It was drifting up in a thin wisp from the shadowy woods.As I squinted at it，I saw a tiny
orangelightflickeringamongthetrees.Afire.Someonehaslitafireinourforest.
SummaryWriting
21．Directions：Readthefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint（s） of
thepassageinnomorethan60words.Useyourownwordsasfaraspossible.
GlobalCooperation
Inthe21stcentury，we'veseenanewtrendthatispushingtheboundariesofhumaninvention
and innovation—global cooperation.Scientific and technical research and development is now so
complicatedthatnoonescientistcanknowitall.So，increasingly，innovationiscomingfromthe
combiningofcutting﹣edgeexpertise （专业知识） fromdifferentscientificfields.
Therearenowover 8，000scientific journalsworldwideanditisimpossible tobeanexpert
inallareas.Therefore，inthishighlyspecializedworld，scientists，medicsandengineershaveto
cooperate in order to innovate.Professor Bob Langer at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
（MIT） hasmadesignificantbreakthroughsinthefieldofbiomedicalengineering.Buthehasn't
done it on his own.He has invited experts from around the world in different fields to form a
global team to design new substances which can go inside the body，deliver medicines and then
dissolve.AlsoatMIT，whenCesarHaradaheardabouttheoilspillintheGulfofMexicoin2010，
he quit his dream job there and tried to develop a more efficient way to remove the oil.But rather
than focusing on profit，he decided to 'open﹣source' the design.He shared his own ideas on the
web for free and then got experts from all around the world to contribute ideas and even
donations.Thanks to thisfree，not﹣for﹣profitway ofsharingideasandintellectualpropertyon
the internet，a boat capable of cleaning oil quickly came into being.Obviously，international
cooperation based on sharing information freely has produced innovative approaches to solving
problems.
It appears that the days of brilliant individuals working in their garages on their own are
over.Global teams with a united purpose building on everyone's expertise can collectively do far
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protectorsofideas.
________
Translation Directions： Translate the following sentences into English， using the words
giveninthebrackets.
22．我们非常感激他们为保护上海方言所付出的努力．（appreciate）
23． 就像那个小册子介绍的那样，这里的司机有礼让行人的习惯。（as）
24． 每周三，那些大学生们总是雷打不动地前往孤儿院，教孩子们剪纸与编织。（arule）
25． 当这首歌在今年的艺术节上首发时，因为它节奏明快，风格诙谐而引起轰动，然而这
只是昙花一现。 （when）
GuidedWriting
26．Directions：Write an English composition in 120—150 words according to the instructions
givenbelowinChinese.
如果你是明启中学的高三学生李华，你在某英语节目中看到一超市对于临近保质期的食
物处理办法向公众征求意见，请给超市经理写一封信谈谈你的看法。上海最大个人家教平台---【嘉惠家教】
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