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二)
第一部分
:
阅读判断
(
第
1-10
题
,
每题
1
分
,
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10
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下面的短文后列出了
10
个句子,请根据短文 的内容对每个句子作出判断
:
如果该句提供的是正确信
息
,
选择A;
如果该句提供的是错误信息,选择
B;
如果该句的信息文中没有提及,选择< br>C
。
They
say
Ireland’s
the
Best
Ireland’s is
the
best
place
in
the
World
to
live
for
ing
to
a
life
quality
ranking(
排名
) that
appeared
in
Britain’s
Economist
magazine
last
week.
The
ambitious
attempt
to
compare
happiness
levels
around
the
world
is
based
on
the
principle
that
wealth
is
not
the
only
measure
of
human
satisfaction
and
well
-
being.
The
index
of
111
countries
uses
data
on
incomes, health,
Unemployment, climate, political
stability,
job
security,
gender(
性别
) equality
as
well
as
what
the
magazine
calls“freedom, family
and
community
life”.
Despite
the
bad
weather,
trouble
health
service, traffic
congestion(
拥挤
),gender
inequality,and
the
high
cost
of
living,Ireland
scored
-
place
Switzerland, which
managed
8.07. Zimbabwe
troubled
by
political
insecurity
and
hunger, is
rated
the
gloomiest(
最差
的
), picking
up
only 3.89. points.
“Although
rising
incomes
and
increased
individual
choices
are
highly
valued,”the
report
said,“some
of
the
factors
associated
with
modernization
such
as
the
breakdown
in
traditional
institutions
and
family
values
in
part
take
away
from
a
positive
impact.”
“Ireland
wins
because
it
successfully
combines
the
most
desirable
elements
of
the
new
with
the
preservation
of
certain
warm
elements
of
the
old, such
as
stable
family
and
community
life.”
The
magazine
admitted
measuring
quality
of
life
is
not
a
straightforward
thing
to
do, and
that
its
findings
would
have
their
critics.
No.2
on
the
list
is
other
nations
in
the
top
10
are
Norway,
Luxembourg, Sweden, Australia, Iceland, Italy, Denmark
and
Spain.
The
UK
is
positioned
at
No.29, a
much
lower
position
chiefly
because
of
the
social
and
family
breakdown
recorded
in
official
statistics. The
US, which
has
the
second
highest
per
capita GDP after
Luxembourg, took the
13th
place
in
the
was
in
the
lower
half
of
the
league
at
60th.
2,005
years,Ireland
has
been
the
best
place
for
humans
to
live
in.
( B )
B.
False
C.
Not
Given
of
education
is
a
measure
of
life
quality.
( C )
B.
False
C.
Not
Given
of
living
in
Ireland
is
pretty
high.
( A )
B.
False
C.
Not
Given
life
in
Zimbabwe
is
not
stable.
( C )
B.
False
C.
Not
Given
own
in
family
values
does
not
affect
the
happiness level.
( B )
B.
False
C.
Not
Given
d
is
positioned
at
No.1
because
it
combines
the
most
desirable
elements
of
the
new
with
some
good
elements
of
the
old.
( A )
B.
False
Given
ization
does
not
necessarily
contribute
to
high
quality
of
life.
( A )
A.
True
B.
False
Given
8.
Many
people
criticize
the
magazine’s
survey
on
life
quality.
( C )
A.
True
B.
False
Given
9.
To
measure
life
quality
is
easy.
( B )
A.
True
B.
False
C.
Not
Given
l0.
The
United
States
of
America
is
among
the
top
10
countries.
( B )
A.
True
B.
False
C.
Not
Given
第二部分:阅读选择(第
11
—
15
题,每题
2
分,共< br>10
分)
Rare
Fossil
Record
The
preservation
of
embryos
and
juveniles
is
a
rare
occurrence
in
the
fossil
record.
The
tiny,
delicate
skeletons
are
usually
scattered
by
scavengers(
食
腐
动
物
)
weathering
before
they
can
be
fossilized.
Ichthyosaurs(
鱼龙
)
had
a
higher
chance
of
being
preserved
than
did
terrestrial
creatures
because, as
marine
animals, they
tended
to
live
in
environments
less
subject
to
erosion.
Still,
their
fossilization
required
a
suite
of
factors:
a
slow
rate
of
decay
of
soft
tissues,
little
scavenging
by
other
animals,
a
lack
of
swift
currents
and
waves
to
jumble
and
carry
away
small
bones,
and
fairly
rapid
burial.
Given
these
factors,
some
areas
have
become
a
treasury
of
well
-
preserved
ichthyosaur
fossils.
The
deposits
at
Holzmaden,
Germany,
present
an
interesting
case
for
ichthyosaur
remains
are
found
in
black,
bituminous
marine
shales(
页岩
)
deposited
about
190
million
years
ago.
Over
the
years,
thousands
of
specimens
of
marine
reptiles,
fish
and
invertebrates
have
been
recovered
from
these
rocks.
The
quality
of
preservation
is
outstanding,
but
what
is
even
more
impressive
is
the
number
of
ichthyosaur
fossils containing
preserved
embryos.
Ichthyosaur
with
embryos
have
been
reported
from
6
different
levers
of
the
shale
in
a
small
area
around
Holzmaden,
suggesting
that
a
specific
site
was
used
by
large
numbers
of
ichthyosaurs
repeatedly
over
time.
The
embryos
are
quite
advanced
in
their
physical
development;
their
paddles,
for
example,
are
already
well
formed.
One
specimen
is
even
preserved
in
the
birth
canal.
In
additional,
the
shale
contains
the
remains
of
many
newborns
that
are
between
20 and 30 inches
long.
Why
are
these
so
many
pregnant
females
and
young
at
Holzmaden
when
they
are
so
rare
elsewhere?
The
quality
of
preservation
is
almost
unmatched
and
quarry
operations
have
been
carried
out
carefully
with
an
awareness
of
the
value
of
the
fossils.
But
these
factors
do
not
account
for
the
inter
-
esting
question
of
how
how
there
came
to
be
such
a
concentration
of
pregnant
ichthyosaurs
in
a
particular
place
very
close
to
their
time
of
giving
birth.
of
the
following
are
mentioned
as
factors
that
encourage
fossilization
except
the_____
( D )
A. speed
of
burying
ions
of
the
water
C.
rate
at
which
soft
tissues
decay
of
death
of
the
animal
of
the
following
is
true
of
the
fossil
deposits
discussed
in
the
passage?
( B )
include
examples
of
newly
discovered
specie.
contain
large
numbers
of
well
-
perserved
specimens
are
older
than
fossils
found
in
other
places.
have
been
analyzed
more
carefully
than
other
fossils.
word“outstanding
in
Paragraph2
is
closest
in
meaning
to_____
( D )
A.“extensive
B.“surprising
C.
D.“excellent
14.
Why
does
the
author
mention
the
specimen
preserved
in
the
birth
canal?
( A )
illustrate
that
the
embryo
fossils
are
quite
advanced
in
their
development.
explain
why
the
fossils
are
well
preserved.
indicate
how
the
ichthyosaurs
died.
prove
that
ichthyosaurs
are
marine
animals.
15.
Which
of
the
following
best
expresses
the
relationship
between
the
first
and
second
paragraphs?
( C )
first
paragraph
describes
a
place
while
the
second
paragraph
describes
a
field
of
study.
first
paragraph
defines
the
terms
that
are
used
in
the
second
paragraph.
second
paragraph
describes
a
specific
instance
of
the
general
topic
discussed
in
the
first paragraph.
second
paragraph
presents
information
that
contrasts
with
the
information
given
in
the
first
paragraph.
第三部分
:
概括段落大意和补全句子
(
第
16
- 25
题,每题
1
分
,
共
10
分
)
阅读下面短文,
请完成短文后的
2
项测试任务
:(1)
从第
16-20
题后所给的
6
个选项中为第①~⑤段每段
选择
1
个正确的小标题
;(2)
从第
21~25
题后所给的
6
个 选项中选择
5
个正确选项,分别完成每个句子。
Alaska
①
In
1858
Americans
welcomed
Alaska
into
the
Union
as
the
49th
state,symbolizing
a
change
of
attitude
that
hold
in
1867,
when
the
peninsula
was
purchased
from
,
most
Americans
had
little
interest
in
1,500,000
square
kilometers
“of
icebergs
and
polar
bear”
--
beyond
Canada’s
western
borders,
far
from
the
settled
areas
of
the
United
States.
②
In
those
sections
of
the
state
which
lie
above
the
Arctic
Circle,
Alaska
still
is
a
land
of
icebergs
and
polar
buried
in
the
earth,
which
is
permanently
frozen
to
a
depth
of
90
or
more
meters,
From
early
May
until
early
August,
the
midnight
sun
never
sets
on
this
flat,
treeless
region,
but
the
sun
cannot
melt
the
icy
soil
more
than
two
thirds
of
a
meter
down.
③
Alaska
is
America’s
largest
state,
but
only
about
325,000
people
live
there.
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