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To makesure of a safejourney and avoid someunnecessary troublewhen travelingin foreigncountries,you couldnever be too careful.A.Also,don taccept packagesfrom strangers.B.Once yourwallet isstolen,you canlet themknow.C.Good preparationscan alwayshelp youout as well.D.You canshow it to taxidrivers whenasking fordirections.E.It willbe easierfor youto keeptrack of your bagfrom adistance.F.Of courseeveryone wantshis travelsto betrouble-free andenjoyable.G.Include the name ofanyone whoshould becontacted in an emergency.第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分分）45第一节完形填空（共20小题；每小题
1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项并在答题纸上将该项涂黑Each week,I givemy elderlyneighbor aride tothe storewhen Iam going.She keepstryingto41me for the ride,and Ialways42refusing.I tellher that it doesnt costany morefor her to43with me and itis44for meto dothis.Last week,she broughta（n）45and saidhappily,I havesomething foryou and youmust acceptit.”I said,If there is moneyin it,I don t wantit.”But she46iton astand.Later,I openedittofind a“thank you“card with47in it.That night,I stoppedather houseto givea plateof48fried chickenthat I had.I tookan envelopeand putthe$1049it alongwith a50card.When leaving,left it51in herdoor.The nextday,she paida（n）52to myhome toreturn my
53.She said,“Look,I knowyouput thatletter in my doorthis morning,didn tyou”I had54forgotten aboutit,andI thoughtfrom thesincere55on myface,she believedme when I saidthat I hadn tput anyletterin herdoor thatmorning.Actually,it was the nightbefore,56I thoughtI wasn,tlying.She went on to57the envelopeand enclosed（装入）the“smile58,and toldme howshe was blessedwith somany goodthings lately.I toldher thatI wasso59forher,and thatIhope she60to beso blessed.
56.A ifC.spend
41.A.cost B.paytakeC.enjoy
42.A.keep B.admitD.stopC.rideD.B.walk
43.A.climbrunC.troublesomeB.useful
44.A.importantD.convenientC.basketB.choice
45.A.envelopeD.chanceC.contributedD.B.laid
46.A.liedexpressedC.$100B.$
1047.A.$1D.$20C extraBbright
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49.A ofCflowerD hugBlove
50.A smileC.placedB.drawn
51.A.appearedD.written C.rewardB.fine
52.A.attentionD.visit Ccoat DBpen
53.A bikeCroughly DcalmlyplateB extremelyCimpression D
54.A completelyBlook
55.A markCso Dwoundotherwise
57.A.defend B.direct C.disturbD.describe
60.A.continues
58.A.s tampB.card C.letterD.book
59.A surprisedB sorryC happyD sadB.challenges C.rejectsD.expects第三部分英语知识运用阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式第二节（共10小题；每小题
1.5分，满分15分）Is“sorry”the hardestword Notfor theBritish EducationSecretary MichaelGove,61has apologizedrecently to his formerFrench teacher62his badbehaviorin class.It tookhim30years toexpress regret.In aletter63publish in a magazine,Mr.Gore says:It maybetoolate tosay I m sorry.But,as mymom toldme,it snever toolateto setthe recordstraight.Researchers arguethat peoplehave toohigh expectationsof thepower ofsaying sorry.Some psychologistssay in a studythat64receive anapology isnt as65help aspeoplethink.Nevertheless,apologies might be animportant socialtool asthey reaffirm再次确定the66exist ofrules thatneed tobe observed.The EducationSecretary sapology mighthave beenaccepted byhis oldteacher buthemight get67he intotrouble.According toDaily Mail,Mr.Gove smother didnt knowherson wascausing troubleat schooland she68say:“He wouldhavebeen punished69Ihadknown he was beingso naughty.Later,Gove said:“I canneverexpress myapology to him faceto facethese daysit justgoes throughtohis answering machine.But whenI do70eventual speaktohim,I willsay sorry.”第四部分写作百强校英语解析团队专供共两节，满分分第一节短文改错共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分35假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改增加在缺词处加一个漏字符号
（八），并在其下面写出该加的词删除把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉修改在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词注意1•每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；
2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分It wasmy firstyear atjunior school.I waslonely and afraid make friends.Every timewhenI heardothers talkingand laughing,I feelheartbroken.So I couldn,t tell anyone aboutmyproblem.One day,my classmatetalked happilywith eachother,and Isat atmy deskunhappilyas usual.Suddenly,the boyentered.He passedme and then turnedback,looked atme with asmile.At thatmoment,felt thetouch ofsomething brightlyand friendly,that mademe feelwarm.That smilechanged mylife.I beganto make friends.Now everyclassmate aremy friend.第二节书面表达（百强校英语解析团队专供）（满分分）25假设你是罗莉今天是外教Santos先生回国前最后一次给你们班上课现在，请你代表全班发言，内容包括
1.表达感激之情；
2.回忆各种收获；
3.表达不舍与祝福注意
1.词数100左右；
2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯黑龙江省年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试仿真模拟
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62.for
63.published
64.receiving
65.helpful
66.existence
67.himself
68.said
69.if
70.eventually改错It wasmy firstyear atjunior school.I waslonely and afraid Amake friends.Every timee Iheard otherswhnto删除whentalking andlaughing,I feelheartbroken.So Icouldn ttellanyoneabout myproblem.Oneday,my classmatetalkedfelt Butclassmateshappilywith eachother,and Isat atmy deskunhappily asusual.Suddenly,the boyentered.He passedme and thenaturned back,looked atme witha smile.At thatmoment,felt thetouch ofsomething brightlyandfriendly,that madelookingbrightwhichme feelwarm.That smilechanged mylife.I beganto makefriends.Now everyclassmate aremyfriend.is［参考范文］Dear Mr.Santos,I mLuo Li.At thismoment,Imhonored toexpress oursincere thankstoyou onbehalf ofmy classmates.We doappreciate everythingthat youve donefor us.We vebeen verylucky to have youasour Englishteacher in the pastyears.With yourhelp,everything hasmade progressin bothEnglishlearning andschool life.We veenjoyed yourteaching andguidance alot.Your humorousstories,big smilesand encouragingwords havealready rootedin ourmemories.Since youwillleave soon,we wishyou apleasant journeyback homeandahappy lifethere.We11miss you.Thanks again,Mr.Santos.A.$
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14.How muchwill the man payfor the insurance
15.Where willthe manreturn thecarA.I nLos Angeles.B.I nSan Francisco.C.I nNewYork.A.Bring theman thekeys.B.Talk about theinsurance.C.
16.What willthe womando nextBringthemansome forms.
17.What areumall ratsvaccording tothe speakerA.Those whospend alot oftime in malls.B.Those whoshop regularlyinmalls.C.Those whosteal thingsfrom malls.
18.Which is not thereason whypeople likemallsA.Feeling safe.B.Free parking.C.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题
19.How manynight clubsare therein theMall ofAmerica inMinnesotaReasonable price.A.
35.B.
8.C.
7.
20.When wasthe firstindoor mallbuilt inAmericaA.In
1935.B.In
1963.C.In
1965.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分分）40第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出最佳选项并在答题纸上将该项涂黑My BestEnemyOnce again,I wasinanew school.So wasa girlinmyclass namedLisa.That waswherethe similaritiesended.I wastall andshe wassmall.My thickblack hairhad beenrecently cutshort intoanuntidy style.Her naturalblonde hairflowed toher waistand lookedgreat.I was12and oneof theoldest in the classwhile she was11andtheyoungest.I wasawkwardand shy.She wasn,t.Icouldnt stand her,considering hermy enemy.But sheliked meandwanted tomakefriendswith me.One day,she invitedme overand Isaid yes----------I wastoo shockedto answerany otherway.My familyhad movedsix timesin sixyears,and Ihad nevermanaged todevelop anyfriendships.But thisgirl whowore thelatest fashionswanted meto gohome with her afterschool.She livedinafun partof townthat hadtwo pizzaplaces,an all-night bookstore,a movietheaterandapark.As wewalked fromthe schoolbus stopthrough her neighborhood,tried toguesswhich housemightbehers.Was itthe whiteone with the perfectlawn orthe three-storyhouse witha frontporch Igot verysurprised whenshe ledme intoan oldapartment building.She livedon thefourth floorinatwo-room placewith hermother,her stepfather,her twobrothersandhersister.When wegot intothe roomshe sharedwithhersister,she tookout abig caseof Barbies,which wasmy nextsurprise.Ihadnever playedwith them.We saton thefloor,laughing aswemade upcrazy storiesabouttheBarbies.We foundout thatwe bothwanted tobe writerswhenwe wereolder andboth hadwild imaginations.We had a greattime thatafternoon.Lisa wasloved bythe wholeneighborhood.The bookstoreowner lenther fashionmagazines;the movietheater gaveher freetickets...Soon Iwas includedin hermagic world.We sleptoverat eachother shouses andspent everyfree momenttogether.Lisa,my firstreal friendsince childhood,helped meget throughthe roughyears ofearlyadolescence（青春期）and taughtmeanamazing thingabout makingfriends:your worstenemycan turnout tobe yourbest friend.
21.In the passage the writer describedLisa asa girlwho was.A.awkward andshy B.noisy andproudC.quiet andlonely D.fashionable andfriendly
22.What didthe writerlearn fromLisaA.How to turn toherneighborhood.B.How todress andlook fashionable.C.How to become a good writer.D.How tomakefriends.
23.From the passage,we cansee thatthrough herfriendship withLisa,thewriter.A.found sheand Lisahadalot incommon B.was ableto fitin ather newschool withLisas helpC.was notso awkwardor shyas beforeD.learned moreabout fashionherselfBIn Asia,there arespecial competitionswhere kiteshave complexdesigns andare fittedwithinstruments thatmake musicalsounds asthe windblows throughthem.Although allkiteshave asimilar structure（结构），they arewidely differentin sizeand shape.Kite-fightingcompetitions arealso held,in whichcompetitors usetheir kitesto attackand bringdown theiropponents,（对手）kites orcut theirstrings（线）.For morethan15years,the Big Wind KiteFactory hasbeen givingkite-making andkite-flying classesfor thechildren on an island in Hawaii.In itskite-making lessons,students canmake kitesin aslittle as20minutes!Children asyoung asfour yearsold canlearnhow tofly akite.Jonathan Socherand hiswife Daphnestarted the kite factoryin
1980.Their kitesare madeof nylon（尼龙）・Their designsare Hawaiianthemes createdby Daphne.The designsare cutout of the nylonwithahot knifethat sealsthe edgesandthenfasteneddirectly ontothe kite.The kitethat isused togive lessons isaregular diamondkite witha rainbowpattern.The differencebetween thiskite andthe onesthey makeduring thelessonsisthat itis atwo-string controllablekite.BigWindemployees flythe kiteand for a few minutes showstudentshow pullingon oneline andthen onthe othercontrols thedirection thekite goesin.Then thecontrols aregiven tothe students.Jonathan insiststhatitisnotnecessary tomake ahuge impressivekite tohave funmakingand flyingkites.Even thesimplest structurecan work,and cangive hoursof fun.Go on,giveit atry!
24.Which ofthe followingis trueaccording tothe textA.A hotknife isused toiron thenylon.B.Children neverfly kiteson theirown inflying lessons.C.Kite stringsmust not be cutin kite-fighting competitions.D.Daphne designskites forthe BigWind KiteFactory.A.It hastwo strings.B.It issimple indesign.C.It hasa rainbowpattern.D.It isshaped likeadiamond.
25.What isdifferent aboutthekiteused forflying lessons
26.According toJonathan,what doyou needtohavefun withkitesA.A largekite.B.Any typeof kite.C.A complexstructure.D.A kitethat impressesothers.
27.What ismainly describedin thetextB.Kite-flying lessons.A.A kitefactory.D.The kite-makingC.Special competitions.process.Robert Todd Duncan wasborn in1903inthesouthern cityof Danville,Kentucky.His motherwas hisfirst musicteacher.As ayoung man,he continuedhis musicstudyin Indianapolis,Indiana.In1930,he completedmusical educationat ColumbiaUniversity inNew YorkCity.Thenhe movedto Washington.For fifteenyears,he taughtmusic at Howard Universityin Washington.At thattime,not manyblack musicianswere knownfor writingor performingclassical music.Teaching at Howard gaveDuncan thechance toshare hisknowledge ofclassical Europeanmusicwith amainly blackstudent population.He taughtspecial waysto presentthe music.Thesespecial waysbecame knownastheDuncan Technique.Besides teaching,Duncan sangin severaloperas withperformers whowere allblack.Butit seemedthat healways wouldbe knownmainly asa concertartist.However,his lifetooka differentturn inthe middle of1930s.At thattime,the famousAmerican musicwriter GeorgeGershwinwas lookingfor someoneto playa leadingpart inhis newwork Porgy and Bess.A musiccritic（评论家）of The New York Times newspapersuggested Todd Duncan.Duncan hadalmost decidednot to try forthe part ashe knewit wouldnotbeeasy toget it.But hechanged hismind.He sanga piecefrom anItalian operato Gershwin.He hadsung onlyfor a fewminuteswhenGershwin offeredhim thepart.He became famous becauseofthepart inPorgy andBess.Todd Duncangained fameas an opera singerand concertartist.But hisgreatest loveinmusic wasteaching.When hestopped teachingatHoward,he continuedgiving singinglessonsin hisWashington homeuntil theweek beforehis death.
28.What isthis passagemainly aboutA.What Robert ToddDuncan loved most.B.How Robert ToddDuncanbecamefamous.C.Robert ToddDuncan andhis musicalproductions.D.A briefintroduction toRobert ToddDuncan.
29.What happenedto Duncaninthemiddleof1930sA.He gaveup teachingatHowardUniversity.B.He wasintroduced byTheNewYorkTimesin detail.C.He wasasked tobe incharge ofthe operaPorgyandBess.D.He wasgiven abig opportunity tobecomeanoperasinger.
30.We caninfer thatRobertToddDuncan hadalmost decidednottotryforthepartmainlybecause.A.hewastoo busyto doit B.hewasnot interestedin itC.hewasnot confidentenough D.he didnt wantto becomefamous
31.According tothepassage,what didRobertToddDuncanlovemostA.Singing inconcerts.B.Writing music.C.Singing opera.D.Teaching music.Biking alongthe beach.Working ona puzzlewiththefamily.Reading onthe couch.These apparentlyordinary activitiesaren,t justtime-killers—they canbe lifesavers.Studies showthat hobbieshave long-lasting andpreventative results.People whoplay puzzlegamesand readhave lessmemory losswhen theyget older.“A reallygood hobbytotally absorbsus,“says GailMcMeekin.It alsogives ussomethingto lookforward toand focuson.That breakfrom everydaysadness isperfect foraperson whojuggles withcareers and family life.Having a hobby makesthat heavyload alittleeasier,as it sets asidetime forboth amental breakand focusesonanactivity thepersonloves,one thatis separatefrom officeand parentalduties.“It svery sadwhenIsee clients（当事人）who havebeen laidoff showthat workwasthe centreof theirlives andthey haveno hobbiestoturnto forsupport,“Gail says.uEntertainment givesus restandafresh perspective,“says Gall,who notesthat lotsofcreative ideasappear whenpeople takea breakand listento theirintuition（直觉）.Danielle,blogger,made herblogging hobbya careerafewyears ago,andinthe meantimefounda hobbyshe neverexpected toget into:clothing design.Having a hobby,especiallya creativeone,has positivelyimpacted notonly mywork life,but mypersonal lifeaswell,“Danielle says.The trick,“she says,is tofind outwhere youare spendingtime doingthingsthat arent fulfillingtoyou andtake thattime to dosomething youlove instead.”uLearn tobe anexpert publicspeaker soyou cangive betterpresentations atwork;starta scrapbooking（剪贝占本）with yourkids soyou canspend timewith themand becreative...”Danielle offers.Gail alsosuggests developingahobbythat promotessocialization withfriends.This isanopportunitytobecome partofapowerful supportsystem,which isimportant foremotionalhealth.At thevery least,itsagoodway tochat witha golffriend whilewalking thecourseand forgettinga longday atwork.
32.What dothe underlinedwords inParagraph2meanA.Quit one s careerto pursueoneshobby.B.Struggle toa balancebetween workandfamily.C.Prevent usfrom takingup ourhobby.D.Attach moreimportance towork thanfamily.
33.What dowe knowabout DanielleA.She makesa livingby writingblogs.B.Designing clothesis hercareer.C.She supportsher familyby being a publicspeaker.D.She spendstime doingwhat shehas nointerest in.
34.What doesthe lastparagraph implyA.It sour responsibilityto socializewith others.B.Developing ahobby isvery important.C.Our feelingsare determinedby ourhobbies.D.We benefitfrom ahobby oftalking withothers.
35.According tothepassage,the benefitahobbybrings isthat.A.we canconcentrate moreon ourjobs B.we canenjoy ourselvesinthe wildA.we canthink ina morecreative wayD.we canavoid beinglaidoff第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项Nowadays,thereisa trendthat moreand morepeople spendtheir holidaysin foreigncountries.36So readour traveltips thatare simpleand practical,andyoucan alwaysenjoyyour travels.On abusiness card,write downthe emergency contact sinformation andplace itin yourwallet.37Give youremergencycontacta copyof yourtravel plan,a passportdata page,andthe visainformation.Give eachpiece ofyour luggagea uniquelook:tie abright handkerchieftoa handleor purchasea coloredluggage tag.38If youdon tspeak thelocal language,carrya matchbox,orabrochure withthenameand addressofyourdestination.39To avoidbeingatarget ofcrime,dont wear eye-catching clothing:dress conservatively（保守地），and dontwearor carryobvious signsof wealth（gold watches,expensive jewelryandetc.）and dont carrymore cashthan necessary.40。
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