2022年高考英语第一轮总复习高考满分练兵场阶段性测试5湖北专用

这是一份2022年高考英语第一轮总复习高考满分练兵场阶段性测试5湖北专用，共11页。


Ⅰ.听力理解(共两节，满分30分)(略)
Ⅱ.多项选择(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)
21．Farmland ______ quickly, s they are cnsidering ______ a prgramme t slve the prblem.
A. is lst; t start B. is lsing; starting
C. lses; t start D. is getting lst; starting
22．Living in the central Australian desert has its prblems, ______ getting water is nt the least.
A. fr which B. t which
C. f which D. in which
23．—Oh, it’s yu! I didn’t recgnize yu.
—I ______ my hair cut, and I ______ the pair f black glasses.
A. had; was wearing B. have had; am wearing
C. had; wre D. have had; wear
24．Tm pretended ______ it, but, in fact, he knew it very well.
A. nt listen t B. nt t hear abut
C. nt t have heard abut D. t be nt listening t
25．—I’d like t invite yu t a cncert this evening.
—Thank yu, but ______ I’ll have time I’m nt sure at the mment.
A. while B. that
C. when D. whether
26．______ snw is white. ______ snw that cvers ______ tp f ______ muntain is ______ beautiful sight.
A. The; The; the; the; the B. /; /; the; the; a
C. /; The; the; the; a D. /; /; /; the; the
27．Des ______ matter if he can’t finish the jb n time?
A. this B. that
C. he D. it
28．The air cmpany ging frm bad t wrse, the wrkers ______ hardly enugh t make a living.
A. are paid B. are paying
C. have paid D. paid
29．I’m hunting fr a huse, nice, bright, cmfrtable and ______ with a big garden.
A. all ver B. after all
C. abve all D. in all
30．The new plicy will ______ the elders a lt that peple ver 65 can take buses free f charge.
A. discunt B. supprt
C. apprve D. benefit
[答案]
21．D。be getting lst正在消失，表状况。cnsider ding考虑做某事。
22．C。本题考查介词＋关系代词引导的定语从句，本句要表达的意思是：Getting water is nt the least ne f the prblems，f表所属。
23．B。理发了，带着墨镜“让人认不出”。
24．C。从题干knew确定时间是过去时。pretend t have dne意为假装已干了。
25．D。本句可以用这种语序就更明了：I’m nt sure whether I’ll have time. “whether”可接在“nt＋adj.”之后。
26．C。第一空是泛指雪是白色的，后面的空是指覆盖在那座山上的雪是一个美丽的景观。
27．D。这是it desn’t matter的疑问形式。
28．A。be paid付给薪水，意为“工人们的薪水几乎不够维持生活”。
29．C。abve all“最重要，尤其，首先”，本句意为“最重要的是带有一个花园”。
30．D。考查动词辨析。语境为：新政策规定65岁以上的老人乘公交车免费，这使老人们受益。动词benefit“使受益，对……有用”，合乎语境。
Ⅲ.完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分)
(2009·安微“江南十校”素质测试)
Tw years ag, I dnated my kidney(肾) t my brther. I cnsidered it a cmplete life－changing experience, nt nly fr the tw f us __31__ fr the entire family. We ended up __32__ frm surgery(外科手术) at a friend’s hme in Batn Ruge, LA. His __33__ t us was unfrgettable. We had received s many __34__. We had gtten fd dnatin frm s many peple wh __35__ us smething beynd physical cmfrt.
Nw my brther is __36__ n his feet. Last April he __37__ t give back t the cmmunity by raising __38__ fr the Medical Assciatin thrugh cycling 180 miles frm Hustn t Austin. I felt greatly mved, tears in eyes, __39__ that my kidney gave him a secnd chance in life and that he is nw living beynd what he imagined __40__ t be. Recently, ur mther suffered frm breast cancer. __41__ she was the ne wh tk care f me and my brther, we wanted t d smething in her __42__. My brther, my sister and I are ging t __43__ next year fr the Cancer Sciety, __44__ my brther and I will be jining in the half marathn in hnr f ur mther and this will be ur gd __45__ t be kidney dnatin advcates as well.
We __46__ during the surgery that several thusands die frm kidney diseases every year. Patients wuld be n the __47__ list fr kidney dnatin and end up in death because f the __48__ f kidney dnrs. If my brther and I can __49__ thers t d the same thing I did, maybe mre lives will be saved. __50__ nly I had mre kidneys, I wuld d it again fr ther peple.
31．A. and B. but
C. s D. r
32．A. rebuilding B. reusing
C. recvering D. reserving
33．A. kindness B. curage
C. pwer D. manners
34．A. friends B. peple
C. patients D. dctrs
35．A. devted B. cntributed
C. delivered D. gave
36．A. past B. dwn
C. back D. up
37．A. decided B. urged
C. demanded D. insisted
38．A. strength B. news
C. advantages D. mney
39．A. knwing B. expecting
C. hping D. reprting
40．A. future B. life
C. success D. luck
41．A. If B. Thugh
C. Because D. Befre
42．A. place B. jb
C. health D. hnr
43．A. run B. study
C. cheer D. fight
44．A. as B. when
C. while D. hwever
45．A. signal B. pleasure
C. decisin D. chance
46．A. figured ut B. fund ut
C. learned frm D. lked int
47．A. wrking B. waiting
C. sending D. grwing
48．A. delay B. cmmn
C. lack D. help
49．A. encurage B. supprt
C. rder D. affect
50．A. But B. Nt
C. Just D. If
[答案]
作者的哥哥生病时，他们一家得到了社会的关爱。身体恢复后，作者和他的家人以他们的实际行动来回报社会。
31．B。这里考查nt (als)．..结构。不仅仅是为了我们，而且是为了我们整个家庭。
32．C。我们住在一个朋友家里，身体恢复了(recver)。其他选项都不符合语意。
33．A。从上下文可知，朋友对我们非常好，他的好意(kindness)我们永远也忘不了。
34．B。从上下文可知，我们接待了很多人(peple)，这其中有认识的和不认识的，所以不能选(friends)，也不一定是(patients)或者(dctrs)，而是指不同的人，所以用peple。
35．D。这些人给了我们物质上的东西，也给了(give)我们远超过物质的安慰。
36．C。从上下文可知，此处表示“我哥哥身体已经恢复”。
37．A。从下文可知，“我”哥哥决定(decide)通过骑车180英里(从休斯敦到奥斯订)来为医学联合会筹款(mney)，从而回报社会。
38．D。解析参见37题。
39．A。“我”被哥哥的这种行为深深感动，饱含泪水，“我”知道(knw)“我”的肾给了他第二次生命，他现在过着的生活(life)远远超出他的想象。expect“期待”；hpe“希望”；reprt“报道”，都不符合语意。
40．B。解析参见39题。
41．C。从上下文可知，此处表示原因，所以用because。因为“我”的母亲是照顾“我”和哥哥的亲人，所以我们想做些事情以表示对她的敬意(in ne’s hnr)。
42．D。固定词组in ne’s hnr表示“向……表示敬意”。其他选项都不符合语意。
43．A。根据上下文语境可知此处应选A。
44．C。while在这里表示对比和参照关系，可解释为“与此同时……”。
45．D。“我”和哥哥要参加半程马拉松比赛，这也是一次宣传捐肾活动的好机会(chance)。
46．B。我们发现(find ut)每年有成千上万人死于肾病。figure ut“算出，想出”；learn frm“从……学得”；lk int“调查”。
47．B。从上下文可知，很多病人都排队等着(wait)有人来捐献肾脏，但是由于捐献者的缺乏(lack)，很多人不得不面对死亡。
48．C。解析参见47题。
49．A。如果“我”和哥哥能够鼓励(encurage)别人像“我”一样(捐献肾脏的话)，也许会有更多的人获救。
50．D。if nly表示“要是……就好了”，语意表示“要是我有更多的肾脏，我将会再一次捐献给别人”。
Ⅳ.阅读理解(共20小题；每小题2分，满分40分)
A
(2009·宜昌高三调研)
Lisa, 25 years ld, frm Beijing, recently places a number f very unpleasant statements n the Internet regarding the elderly. They include things like “dn’t rely n thers”， “dn’t expect thers t help”， “dn’t be talkative”， and “dn’t be s stubbrn”. The underlying message was that elderly peple shuld nt take advantage f their ld age t demand special favurs frm thers, particularly frm the yung. This f curse flies_in_the_face_f the Chinese traditin f respecting the elderly. But, in my pinin, Lisa’s “requests” might nt be ttally unreasnable. Old peple d smetimes behave like they’re “stubbrn” and “talkative”. Still, the yung wman is rudely insensitive t why the elderly behave that way. As peple get ld, they becme increasingly weakened physically. S it’s natural fr them t ask fr mre help frm thers. As their memries decline, they tend t be talkative because they easily frget what has just been said. The American psychlgists D．R. Atkinsn and G. Hackett said that the brain is characterized by flexibility. It has the ability(mst prnunced up t the age f 12) t change itself as a result f experience. But, as the brain ages, this flexibility decreases. As a result, the elderly are ften inflexible in their ways.
Therefre, ld peple need real care and deserve t be taken care f. Many have devted mst f their lives t the well－being f the family r sciety. Their aging is n reasn fr shwing prejudice(偏见) t them. Accrding t Chinese traditin, ld peple are t be respected. As are Westerners.
I live in the US fr eight years, and in Hng Kng fr 13. Never have I seen r heard anyne wh wuld penly tell ld peple “t behave themselves”．
We may encurage ld peple t be mre self－reliant. But rudely demanding that they d s is ageism. That’s where the difference lies.
51．What des Lisa think f the elderly?
A. The elderly hate t rely n thers.
B. The elderly shuld take advantage f their ld age.
C. They are nt talkative but stubbrn.
D. The elderly always demand special favurs frm the yung.
52．The underlined part in the first paragraph can be replaced by “______”．
A. expresses the apparent meaning f
B. shws disagreement with
C. deals with the surface meaning f
D. draws a cnclusin frm
53．What’s the writer’s attitude twards this prblem?
A. The yung wman is t sensitive t why the elderly behave that way.
B. The elderly naturally ask fr mre help frm thers, because their brain is characterized by flexibility.
C. The elderly are ften inflexible in their ways, which makes the yung suffer.
D. The elderly deserve t be taken care f and we shuldn’t shw ur prejudice because f their aging.
54．The last three paragraphs really want t shw that ______.
A. we shuld respect the elderly
B. the peple in the US r Hng Kng respect the ld peple
C. ld peple shuld be encuraged t be mre self－reliant
D. different ideas abut the elderly are allwed t exist
[答案]
尊重老人是中国的传统美德。人在年老时，会出现脾气执拗，行动不便等种种现象，我们不能因此而对老人有偏见。因为他们把一生都献给了家庭和社会，年老时需要并值得年轻人的尊重。
51．D。推理判断题。根据第一段前三句的内容可判断D项符合原文的意思。前三项的陈述与第一段的内容恰恰相反。
52．B。短语意义猜测题。我们中国的传统是尊老爱幼，显然Lisa对老人的指责违反了我们的传统道德。由此可推断第一段中的画线短语flies in the face f意为“与……不一致”。
53．D。推理判断题。根据第二段的第一句话可判断D项的陈述符合作者的观点。句意为：老年人应当受到尊重，我们不应该因为他们的年龄而对他们有偏见。
54．A。段落主旨归纳题。文章最后三段很明确地表达了作者的观点：老人需要尊重，值得尊重。也就是我们要尊重老人。
B
(2009·全国Ⅱ)
GUATEMALA CITY(Reuters)—A fish that lives in mangrve swamps(红树沼泽) acrss the Americas can live ut f water fr mnths at a time, similar t hw animals adapted(适应) t land millins f years ag, a new study shws.
The Mangrve Rivulus, a type f small killifish, lives in small pls f water in a certain type f empty nut r even tld beer cans in the mangrve swamps f Belize, the United States and Brazil. When their living place dries up, they live n the land in lgs(圆木), said Sctt Taylr, a researcher at the Brevard Endangered Lands Prgram in Flrida.
The fish, whse scientific name is Rivulus marmratus, can grw as large as three inches. They grup tgether in lgs and breathe air thrugh their skin until they can find water again.
The new scientific discvery came after a trip t Belize.
“We kicked ver a lg and the fish just came crwding ut，” Taylr tld Reuters in neighbring Guatemala by telephne. He said he will make his study n the fish knwn t the public in an American magazine early next year.
In lab tests, Taylr said he fund the fish can live up t 66 days ut f water withut eating.
Sme ther fish can live ut f water fr a shrt perid f time. The walking catfish fund in Sutheast Asia can stay n land fr hurs at a time, while lungfish fund in Australia, Africa and Suth America can live ut f water, but nly in an inactive state. But n ther knwn fish can be ut f water as lng as the Mangrve Rivulus and remain active, accrding t Patricia Wright, a bilgist at Canada’s University f Guelph.
Further studies f the fish may tell hw animals changed ver time.
“These animals live in cnditins similar t thse that existed millins f years ag, when animals began making the transitin(过渡) frm water nt land，” Wright said.
55．The Mangrve Rivulus is a type f fish that ______.
A. likes eating nuts
B. prefers living in dry places
C. is the lngest living fish n earth
D. can stay alive fr tw mnths ut f water
56．Wh will write up a reprt n Mangrve Rivulus?
A. Patricia Wright.
B. Researchers in Guatemala.
C. Scientists frm Belize
D. Sctt Taylr.
57．Accrding t the text, lungfish can ______.
A. breathe thrugh its skin
B. mve freely n dry land
C. remain alive ut f water
D. be as active n land as in water
58．What can we say abut the discvery f Mangrve Rivulus?
A. It was made quite by accident.
B. It was based n a lab test f sea life.
C. It was supprted by an American magazine.
D. It was helped by Patricia Wright.
[答案]
本文是一篇自然科学方面的研究报道。研究者发现了可以在数月内脱离水域的鱼，它们可以生活在美洲陆地上，这种鱼名为Mangrve Rivulus。
55．D。细节理解题。文章第六段说这种鱼可以在无水的环境中存活66天，即2个多月。
56．D。推理判断题。第二段的最后一句表明Sctt Taylr是从事该项研究的人。第五段的最后一句告诉我们Sctt Taylr将要撰写有关这种鱼的研究报告。
57．C。细节理解题。第七段第二句中的“ lungfish fund in Australia, Africa and Suth America can live ut f water, but nly in an inactive state”说明lungfish能够离开水存活，但不活跃。
58．A。推理判断题。根据第四段内容和第五段中的“We kicked ver a lg and the fish just came crwding ut”可判断研究者意外地发现了这种鱼特有的生活习性。
C
(2006·全国Ⅱ)
May: Happenings frm the Past
May 5, 1884
Isaac Murphy, sn f a slave and perhaps the greatest hrse rider in American histry, rides Buchanan t win his first Kentucky Derby. He becmes the first rider ever t win the race three times.
May 9, 1754
Benjamin Franklin’s Pennsylvania Gazette prduces perhaps the first American plitical cartn(漫画), shwing a snake cut in pieces, with the wrds “Jin r Die” printed under the picture.
May 11, 1994
The first great dust strm f the Great Plains Dust Bwl, the result f years f drught(干旱), blws tpsil all the way t New Yrk City and Washingtn, D．C.
May 19,1994
Jacqueline Lee Buvier Kennedy Onassis, frmer first lady and ne f the mst famus peple f the 1960s, died f cancer in New Yrk City at the age f 64.
May 24, 1844
Samuel F．B. Mrse taps ut the first message, “What hath Gd wrught，” ver the experimental lng－distance telegraph line which runs frm Washingtn, D．C., t Baltimre, Md.
59．We knw frm the text that Buchanan is ______.
A. Isaac’s father
B. a winning hrse
C. a slave taking care f hrses
D. the first racing hrse in Kentucky
60．What is the title f the first American plitical cartn?
A. Jin r Die
B. Pennsylvania Gazette
C. What Hath Gd Wrught
D. Kentucky Derby
61．In which year did the frmer first lady Jacqueline die?
A. 1934. B. 1960.
C. 1964. D. 1994.
62．Which f the fllwing places has t d with the first telegram in histry?
A. Washingtn, D．C. B. New Yrk City.
C. Kentucky. D. Pennsylvania.
[答案]
本文是关于历史上在五月份发生的大事的总结报道。
59．B。细节分析题。由文中第一部分的“hrse rider”及“rides Buchanan t win...”可知Buchanan为赢得比赛的马。
60．A。“with the wrds ‘Jin r Die’．”可知漫画的题目是“Jin r Die”。
61．D。根据报道中第三个事件发生在May 19, 1994这一线索可知答案。
62．A。由最后一段可知第一封电报是从Washingtn D．C.发送到Baltimre, Md的。
D
(2006·重庆)
Tragedy at the Circus
In yesterday’s circus(马戏团) shw, a tiger suddenly attacked its trainer and had t be sht dead. As the circus packed up and left, circus fficials said the shw wuld g n, even withut tigers.
Hwever, the fficials can’t simply turn a blind eye t the ethical prblems left behind. Even befre this tragedy(悲剧), animal rights activists prtested against keeping wild animals in unnatural cnditins and frcing them t suffer fr the prfit(利润) f circus rganizers.
It is nw time fr us t take effective steps t make sure that circus animals are treated prperly.
Circus Safe fr Animals
Our circus recently suffered a mst tragic event in its histry. While we are thankful fr the pity frm the public, we are als astnished by the pinin expressed in “Tragedy at the Circus”．
First, ur perfrming animals are nt taken frm the wild. As t the ethical prblems, we always believe humans and animals can—and shuld—live tgether nicely. T us, the perfrming animals are representatives f their species(物种), and ur circus is ne f the nly places left willing t supprt this special rle f perfrming animals in the existence f the species. Thse wh argue that circus life is harmful t animals shw little knwledge f these facts. Life in the “wild” is unsafe, but a cntinuus struggle fr existence. T verlk these realities is the greatest fault against the animal kingdm.
This circus has prven that animals are strnger and smarter than we culd imagine. Within the circus is a jyful atmsphere fr bth animals and humans: peple are educated, and species saved.
63．What is the main purpse f the first passage?
A. T shw pity fr the perfrming animals.
B. T express wrries abut animal trainers’ safety.
C. T deal with the difficult situatins f the circus.
D. T call fr actin t prtect circus animals.
64．What will the circus mst prbably d?
A. Take n ntice f the tragedy.
B. Cntinue its perfrmances.
C. Use fewer wild animals.
D. Limit its prfit.
65．What des the circus think f its perfrming animals?
A. They are as clever as human beings.
B. They struggle cntinuusly with human beings fr existence.
C. They are helpful in saving their species.
D. They have equally natural living cnditins as wild animals.
66．What is the mst prbable relatinship between the tw passages?
A. A public request and a newspaper reprt.
B. A newspaper article and a reply t it.
C. Tw parts f a newspaper article.
D. Tw newspaper reprts.
[答案]
本文是一篇关于马戏团动物命运的报道及相关评论。
63．D。理解判断题。通过第一部分中发生在马戏团里的悲剧来号召人们采取行动去有效地保护马戏团的动物。
64．B。细节理解题。从第一段第二句话“As the tigers.”可知答案。
65．C。细节理解题。从Circus Safe fr Animals中的第二段“T us, the existence f the species.”可知答案。
66．B。理解判断题。全文的第一部分是一篇新闻报道，第二部分是对该报道做出的反应和评论。
E
(2009·湖南三十校联考)
Scattered thrughut the varius reprts n sleep research are several that describe sme unusual behavir by peple wh are sleepwalking. These include eating, making phne calls and even murder.
Nw, there’s a new case appearing in ne mre study n this strange phenmenn: sleep e－mailing.
In an article published in jurnal Sleep Medicine, Setn Hall University researchers dcument the fllwing case f 44－year－ld wman：
This wman received a puzzling phne call frm a friend wh said she was accepting her dinner invitatin—an invitatin that the wman culd nt remember having made.
The friend reminded the wman f the e－mail she had sent the night befre—an e－mail f which the wman als had n recllectin. Hwever, a quick search thrugh her sent e－mail flder did turn up ne strange e－mail. She had apparently sent it t her friend—at 11：47 the previus night.
The puzzling message said: “I dn’t get it. Please explain Lucy! Cme tmrrw and srt this ut! Dinner and drinks, 4 p．m.? Wine and caviar(鱼子酱) t bring nly. Everything else, a guess？”
There were tw ther e－mails sent t her friend at 11：50 p．m. and 11：53 p．m., each f which seemed t be written in a strange language, full f capitalizatin errrs and phrases that didn’t make_sense.
Accrding t Dr Fuzia Siddiqui, lead authr f the case study, this particular sleepwalking case was unique and was the first and nly published accunt f “sleep e－mailing”. But Siddiqui says that it is even mre ntable fr the amunt f cmplex actins the wman had t take in rder t write the e－mails.
“Sleepwalking has ccurred in the past where peple wuld undertake ther activities such as cking r mving furniture arund，” Siddiqui said. “But this case is unique in that she wasn’t just sleeping but ding things like turning n her cmputer, remembering her user name and passwrd and typing entire e－mails.”
Just what is sleepwalking
It is actually a kind f sleep disrder. Studies have fund that smewhere between 5 and 10 percent f peple are sleepwalkers.
It cmes frm a mixture f wakefulness and nn－REM(非快速眼动期) sleep. Sleepwalkers can carry ut cmplex behavir such as driving, walking, e－mailing and telephning in a sleep－like state.
Peple with high levels f stress and anxiety, r thse wh have a family histry f sleepwalking are mre likely t experience it.
67．What is the main idea f the passage?
A. It analyzes what sleepwalking is and its effects n peple.
B. It explains t readers why and hw sleepwalking frms.
C. It mainly reprts n a recent unique case f sleepwalking.
D. It tells abut varius kinds f sleep－walking.
68．Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the text?
A. Mre than ten percent f peple have the prblem f sleepwalking.
B. A by whse parents are sleepwalkers may becme a sleepwalker.
C. Sleepwalking is a prblem which is related t bth age and anxiety.
D. Sleepwalkers wn’t hurt thers at all when they are sleepwalking.
69．Why des Siddiqui say the unique case f the sleepwalking wman is mre ntable?
A. Tw f her e－mails sent while sleep－walking seemed like alien’s wrks.
B. The case f the sleepwalking wman has interested scientists in the wrld.
C. The case f the wman is the first knwn accunt f “sleeping e－mailing”．
D. The sleepwalking wman tk a lt f cmplex actins.
70．What des the underlined phrase “make sense” mean in the 7th paragraph?
A. Have a clear meaning.
B. Mve thers deeply.
C. Have a gd end.
D. Interest thers.
[答案]
大千世界，无奇不有。一位梦游症患者竟然在梦游时发电子邮件，这引起了科学家们的关注。
67．C。主旨大意题。本文主要报道了一个梦游症患者所做的特殊事情——梦游时发电子邮件，并提到了它为何引起了科学家们的关注。所以答案为C。
68．B。细节判断题。根据文章最后一段中的“thse wh have a family histry f sleepwalking are mre likely t experience it”可得知答案为B。根据倒数第三段可以排除A；C项错在age；D项根据第一段中的murder一词可排除。
69．D。细节理解题。根据文章第八段最后一句“But Siddiqui says that it is even mre ntable fr the amunt f cmplex actins the wman had t take in rder t write the e－mails.”可得知答案。
70．A。词义猜测题。根据文章第七段内容可得知答案：语言奇怪、拼写错误是这些电子邮件的特点，那么这些邮件中的短语应该是很难让人理解的，故make sense在此意为“意思清楚，讲得通”。注意前面的didn’t一词。
Ⅴ.完成句子(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下列各小题，根据括号内的汉语提示，用句末括号内的英语单词完成句子。
71．(所有准备工作)______ have been cmpleted, and we are ready t start.(prepare)
72．The medicine bttles must be put ______(孩子们够不着的地方)．(reach)
73．English is a language (使用最广泛)______ in the wrld.(use)
74．(接受同样的治疗)______， he’s sure t get well.(treat)
75．He made an ______(开幕词) at the meeting.(speak)
76．The visiting minister expressed his ______(对会谈很满意), adding that he enjyed his stay very much.(satisfy)
77．A lt f wrk has been imprved ______(提高人们的生活水平)．(raise)
78．The number f the peple ______(被邀请参加晚会的) was fifty, but a number f them were absent fr different reasns.(invite)
79．Yu’re wasting yur time ______(说服他); he’ll never jin us.(persuade)
80．There is ______(没有可能) that Tm will win the first prize in the cntest.(pssible)
[答案]
71．All the preparings
72．where the children cannt reach
73．widely used
74．Receiving the same treat
75．pening speaking
76．his satisfactin fr the talk
77．t raise the level f the peple’s life
78．invited t the evening party
79．trying t pursuade him
80．n pssibility
Ⅵ.短文写作(共1题；满分25分)
(2009·东北三校联合模拟)
假如你是高中三年级的学生李华，你在学校组织了一项“有烦恼向谁说”的调查活动。请用英语给校报编辑写
一封信，反映相关情况。内容包括：调查结果(如图所示)、持相应想法的理由及你对调查结果的看法。
注意：
1．信的开头和结尾已经给出，但不计入总词数；
2．词数为100左右。
Dear Editr，
I am a Senir Three student. Recently we have carried ut a survey—“T whm d yu g when in truble？” The results are as fllws.
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Yurs sincerely，
Li Hua
[参考答案]
Dear_Editr，
I_am_a_Senir_Three_student._Recently_we_have_carried_ut_a_survey—“T_whm_d_yu_g_when_in_truble？”_The_results_are_as_fllws.
61% f the students surveyed select friends r schlmates as their ideal listeners when they have truble, the reasn f which is that they are in the same age grup and have a better understanding f each ther. Anther 22% chse teachers and parents t talk t. They suggest that teachers and parents are rich in life and educatinal experience. Nevertheless, there are als 17% wh dn’t share their trubles at all. They say that their trubles are nne f thers’ business. They find it hard t get alng with thers.
It is nt easy t reach definite cnclusins based n such a survey example. Hwever, sme general cmments can be made. It seems clear frm the respnse that sme students lack cmmunicatin with thers and teachers and parents need t play a mre imprtant rle in their lives.
Yurs_sincerely，
Li_Hua