湖南省2023年長沙市高考二模英語試卷

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2014年長沙市高考模擬試卷

英語

長沙市教科院組織名優(yōu)教師聯合命制

(時間120分鐘總分值150分)

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PartIListeningComprehension(30marks)

SECTIONA(22?5marks)

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearsixconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Foreach

conversation,thereareseveralquestionsandeachquestionisfollowedbythreechoicesmarkedA,B

andC.Listencarefullyandthenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion.

YouwillheareachconversationTWICE.

Example:

Whenwillthemagazineprobablyarrive?

A.Wednesday.B.ThursdayC.Friday.

TheanswerisB

Conversation1

1.What,stheweatherlikenow?

A.Cloudy.B.Rainy.C.Sunny

2.Howdoesthewomanhavetodeliverthegoods?

A.Bybus.B.Bytaxi.C.Onfoot.

Conversation2

3.Whomdoesthemanhavetoseeat10am?

A.Mr.White.B.Mr.Potter.C.Mrs.Cathy

4.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Fatheranddaughter.B.HusbandandwifeC.Bossandsecretary

Conversation3

5.Whydoesn,tthemanaccepttheticketatfirst?

A.Hehasseenitalready.B.Heisnotinterestedinit.C.Heisverybusythatevening.

6.Wherearethetwoteamsfrom?

A.AmericaandChina.B.JapanandAmerica.C.EnglandandAustralia

Conversation4

7.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?

A.Inanoldhouse.B.Atabusstop.C.Atauniversity.

8.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?

A.Tobuyamodernnewhouse.

B.Tocleantheroomseveryday.

C.Tobuyanoldhousewithsmallrooms.

9.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?

A.Shepreferstoliveinsmallrooms.

B.She,llbuyahouseneartheuniversity.

C.Shewantstobuyanoldlargehouse.

Conversation5

10.Howmuchdoesthewomanpayforwhatshebuys?

A.$215.B.$385.C.$170.

11.Whydoesthewomanchangethefirstovercoat?

A.It,stoodark.B.It,stoolarge.C.It,sabitsmall.

12.Whatdoesthewomanbuyatlast?

A.Nothing.B.Anovercoat.C.Ajacket.

Conversation6

13.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthemanandthewoman?

A.Doctorandpatient.

B.Teacherandstudent.

C.Husbandandwife.

14.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?

A.Shesleepsverywell.

B.Shecan,tsleepwellformanyyears.

C.Herheadhurtsbadly.

15.Whatdoesthemanproposethewomantodo?

A.Tbhaveafurtherexamination.

B.Totakemoreexercises.

C.Toeathealthyfood.

SectionB(7.5marks)

Directions:Inthissection,youwillhearashortpassage.Listencarefullyandthenfl??inthe

numberedblankswiththeinformationyouhaveheard.FillineachblankwithNOMORETHAN

THREEWORDS.

YOIlWiHheartheShnetPaSSageTWICE.___________________________________________

Dog-sledsRaceinAlaska

CharactersCombiningfunand16.________.

TimeLasting17.________weeks.

DistanceCoveringalmost18.________.

Route19.________inAlaska,swilderness

BringingmedicinefromAnchoragetoNome

ResultTofinishis20.________

PartIILanguageKnowledge(45marks)

SectionA(15marks)

Directions:BeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,Cand

D.Choosetheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.

ExampleiThewildflowerslookedlikeasoftorangeblanketthedesert.

A.coveringB.coveredC.coversD.tocover

TheanswerisA.

21.Thetelephonebaseflashes,missedcalls.

A.toindicateB.indicatingC.indicatedD.havingindicated

22.Inmythreeyearswiththecityschools,Γveseenateacherwith10yearsofexperience

becomeconvinced,afterjustafewobservations,hewasaterribleteacher.

A.whatB.howC.thatD.which

23.Highschoolisundoubtedlyatimeofgrowth,bothphysicallyandemotionally,academically

andsocially.

A.butB.aswellasCjhereforeD.rather

24.lifemayhaveinstoreforyou,eachofyouhasagrand,lifelongproject,andthatisthe

developmentofyourselfasahumanbeing.

A.HoweverB.WhereverC.WheneverD.Whatever

25.Sometimessmilesaroundtheworldbefalse,hidingotherfeelingslikeanger,fearorworry.

A.canB.wouldC.shouldD.must

26.Thetimeandefforthehasdevotedduringthepastfewyearstreesinthatremoteareaisnow

consideredtobeofgreatvalue.

A.toplantB.toplantingC.plantD.planting

27.Everymeans,butnoneproved.

A.havetried;asuccessB.havebeentried;successful

C.hastried;tobesuccessfulD.hasbeentried;successful

28.—Haveyoureadthenovel?

一Yes.IitthreetimeswhileIwasinuniversity.

A.hadreadB.readC.havereadD.wasreading

29.You,dbetternotcallthemanagerbetween7and8thisevening,forheanimportantmeeting

then.

A.willbehavingB.wouldhave

C.willhaveD.willhavehad

30.Nextdoortoours,whoseemtohavesettledintolifeinChina.

A.whereliveaforeigncoupleB.wheredoliveaforeigncouple

C.liveaforeigncoupleD.doaforeigncouplelive

31.Aftertenhours,drive,wecametoiscalledagreenhouse,throughtheglasswallof,

wesawlotsofgreenplants.

A.where,whichB.that,thatC.what,whichD.where,that

32.'Tdliketogivemythankstothosehelpmysonwasabletosurvivethisterribledisease//

saidthewomanonTV.

A.withwhoseB.whoseC.whoD.withwhom

33.Withthebridgenextyear,itwillbeeasiertocometoandgofromthevillage.

A.tobuildB.tobebuiltC.builtD.beingbuilt

34.—Howlongwouldyoulikemetoheattheoil?

—Heatittillittosmoke.

A.wouldstartB.startsC.willstartD.start

35.Itisagreathonortobeinvitedtotheeveningparty,thusmetofeastmyeyesonyour

excellentperformance.

A.toallowB.tohaveallowedC.allowsD.allowing

SectionB(18marks)

Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,

CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.

Itwasahotsummerday.MydadandIwerereadytogooutforarideonthemotorcyclewithmy

friendKatieandthedog36thephonecallcame,acallthatmadethatbright,beautifuldayacold,

dark,37one.

Ihadjustputonmysuit,shorts,andtanktop(無袖緊身背心),andpackedmybagwithsunscreenand

38else?wouldneedfortheday.Iranintomyparents,roomtofindDad.WhenIsawhimonthephone,

hewascrying.Γdneverseenmydadcrybefore.Myheart39.whatpossiblycouldhave

happened?

“Max,ΓmsoSOrryjIheardhimsay.That,swhenit40me.IknewthatSuziehaddied.

Maxhasbeenmydad,sbestfriendforyears.Suzie,hisdaughter,hadararediseasethatmainlyaffectedher

body.HerbrainwasOK.Sheknewwhatwas41;sheknewthatshehadproblemsandwas

differentfromotherkids.Onceshetoldherdadthatshewishedshecoulddieandbeborninadifferent

body.Yetalthoughshecouldn,tliveanormallife,shewasstillhappy.

WhenSuzieandIwerelittle,Wespentquiteabitoftimetogether.Aswegrewup,wegrew

42.ShelivedinNewYork,andIlivedintheMidwest.WhenSuziewasten,shehadtoliveina

43inVirginia.Abouteightmonthsbeforeshedied,Maxgaveushernumberatthehospitalandwe

talkedonthephoneatleasttwiceaweek44theend.Inaway,shelivedthroughme.AfterWe

foundoutabouther45,wemadeourplanstogotoNewYorkforthefuneral.Whenshewasalive,

IsentheraBeanieBabyandshesentonebacktome.Ihad46heranotheronebutneverhadthe

chancetosendittoher,soItookittoputinherCaSket(棺材).

Tobehonest,Ilearnedsomuchfromher.Shegavemefarmorethan1couldevergivetoher.Iwill

neverforgetherorthetalkswehad.InowknowthatImustnever47anythingforgranted,

especiallymyhealthandthegiftoflife.

36.A.whenB.afterC.onceD.while

37.A.glaringB.gorgeousC.glamorousD.gloomy

38.A.anythingB.somethingC.everythingD.nothing

39.A.sankB.droppedC.fellD.lowered

40.A.surprisedB.hitC.attractedD.beat

41.A.gettingonB.goingonC.workingonD.runningon

42.A.tallB.strongC.apartD.pretty

43.A.kindergartenB.nurseryC.clinicD.hospital

44.A.untilB.inC.sinceD.by

45.A.conditionB.survivalC.situationD.death

46.A.borrowedB.madeC.boughtD.sew

47.A.getB.takeC.enjoyD.own

SectionC(12marks)

Directions:Completethefollowingpassagebyfillingineachblankwithonewordthatbestfits

thecontext.

BelgianarchitectLucSchuitenthinksthatmodernsocietyisdriving48.intoenvironmental

doom,49.ourfuel-burning,sealevel-raisingwaysthataregraduallysweepingawaycountries

fromthemap.50.solutiontosuchahugeproblem,hebelieves,51.beequallyhuge一

nothingshortofacompleterebuildingofhowWebuildcities.

InSchuiten,sopinion,blocksofconcreteandglassbuildingsarereplacedwithsproutingplant（發(fā)芽植

物）structuresshaped52.treesandlotusflowers.Schuitencallshisnature-inspiredcities?4vegetal

cities”.

Manyfeaturesinthesefantasticalcitiesaremodeledaftercreatureslikeflowersandvegetables.For

example,the?4cityofthewaves,zisdesignedtogrow53.theshoresofalake.Itisbuiltontothe

shoresofalake.Itisbuiltontotheconnectiveroots,54.growontreesintropicalforests.Habitats

arebuiltintothesetreesusingmaterialsthatpatternuponsilkwormCoCOOnS（蠶繭）.55.youneed

toruntothestoreforgroceries,youcanuseanetworkofbridgeshangingfromtreetotree.

PartIIIReadingComprehension（30marks）

Directions:Readthefollowingthreepassages,Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsor

unfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethat

fitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassage.

A

Humansaren,ttheonlyonesgettingabuzzfromcoffee.Caffeinecanimprovememoryamong

honeybeesandleadtobetterPolIinatiOn（授粉）.AccordingtoarecentstudypublishedinthejournalScience.

ThestudywasconductedbyateamofresearchersatNewcastleUniversityintheUnitedKingdom.

Theyfoundthatthenectar（花蜜）ofsomeflowers,suchasthosefromgrapefruitandlemonplants,aswell

ascertaincoffeeflowers,containslowdosesofcaffeine.Togetbeestofeedontheseflowers,theteam

trainedtheinsectstoassociatefoodwiththesmelloftheflowers.Theyalsotrainedanothergroupofbeesto

feedonnectarfromflowersthatweresweetenedwithasugar,butdidnotcontaincaffeine.After24hours,

thebeestrainedoncaffeinatedflowersreturnedtotheseplantsthreetimesasoftenasthosetrainedonthe

sweetenedflowersreturnedtotheUncaffeinatedplants.

ProfessorGeraldineWrightledtheresearchers.4tRememberingfloraltraits（花部特征）isdifficultfor

beestoperformatafastpaceastheyflyfromflowertoflowerandwefoundthatcaffeinehelpsthebee

rememberwheretheflowersare,“Wrightsaidinastatement.

Improvedmemoryledtothebetterpollination.That,sbecauseoncebeessipthecaffeinenectar,they

continuetolookformorecoffeeplantstopollinate.Thisalsosuggeststhatcaffeineplaysarolein

improvingthebees,abilitytosearchforfood.

Researchersfoundthatcaffeine'seffectonthebeebrainissimilartoitseffectonmammals."The

changeissimilartothatproducedbycaffeineinneurons（神經元）〃associatedwithlearningandmemory

intheratbrain/'Wrightsaid.

Beepopulationshavedecliningsince2023.Thedramaticdropintheinsects,numbershasseriouseffectsfor

ecosystemsandthefarmingindustιy.Beesaι*eneededinthereproductionofcropsandspreadingwildflower

species.Understandingwhatkeepsbeesbuzzingcouldhelptomakesurethattheinsectsareabletoremember

andpollinatetheirfavoriteflowers.

56.Whichofthefollowingismentionedinthepassage?

A.Caffeinehasnoeffectontheratbrain.

B.Beepopulationhasbeenincreasing.

C.Thenectaroflemonplantscontainscaffeine.

D.Beesdislikenectarfromsweetenedflowers.

57.Afterreadingthepassage,John,whoworksinthefarmingindustry,willprobablyfeel.

A.annoyedB.angryC.nervousD.excited

58.Whichofthefollowingrelationshipiscorrectaccordingtothepassage?

A.improvedmemory-caffeinenectar-betterpollination

B.caffeinenectar—improvedmemory—betterpollination

C.improvedmemory—betterpollination—caffeinenectar

D.caffeinenectar—betterpollination—improvedmemory

59.Wecanknowfromthepassagethat.

A.theratisamammal

B.caffeinehasnothingtodowithmemory

C.beesaregoodatrememberingfloraltraits

D.GeraldineWrightdidtheresearchonhisown

60.Whatsectionofanewspapermaythispassagebetakenfrom?

A.ScienceB.EducationC.CultureD.Sports

B

Ifyou,rethinkingaboutreachingforanotherbiscuittogetyouthroughtheworkingday,thinkagain.

Eatingunhealthysnacksatyourdeskmakesyoupileonalmosthalfastoneayear,asurveyhasrevealed.

Thewaistlinesofwomensufferthemost,withtheaveragefemaleputtingon6lb3oz-theequivalentofa

wholedresssize-whilemenseetheirweightincreaseby51b2oz.

Thereportintooureatinghabitsfbundthat,onaverage,weeatatleasttwosnacksaday,with30percentof

ustuckingintothreeormore.Womenadmiteatingmorethanmen,withafurther13percentofladiesscoffing

fourormoresnacksaday.Theresearch,byTheVillageBakery,foundbiscuitsarethemostcommonvice,with

42percentregularlyopeningapack,closelyfollowedbychocolate(38percent),crisps(32percent)andcakes

(13percent).

Andofficeworkersareworsethanmost.Cakesandbiscuitsbroughtintoworkbycolleaguesareoneof

themaintemptationsofficestaffgiveinto.Inaddition,33percentadmitreachingfornibblestocopewith

stressand22percentsaytheyneedasugarrushtoperkthemupintheafternoon.

SimonStaddon,ofTheVillageBakeiy,said:"Wewereawaretime-poorofficeworkerscanfindit

difficulttoeasilyaccessanutritionallunch.ButWewerereallyshockedbytheextenttowhich?quickfix*

lunchesareaffectingweightgainandgeneralwellbeing.Popularmid-afternoonpick-me-upssuchbiscuits,

chocolateandcakesarehighincalories,fatandfullofsugar,allofwhichaffectyourbloodsugarlevelsand

ultimatelyleadtoweightgain.”

Thesurveyof2,000BritishmenandwomensuggestsWeareoftenashamedofourunhealthyeating.

Twenty-fourpercentofBritonsadmitlyingabouthowmanysnackstheyeatwith33percentofwomen

lying,comparedto20percentofmen.Unfortunately,it'snotasifwearelikelytodoanythingpositiveto

CoUnteraCtthesweettreats.

61.Accordingtothepassage,womenusuallyputweightonfirst.

A.onthefaceB.onthelegsC.onthefeetD.inthemiddle

62.Whafsthemainreasonofeatingsnacksinoffice?

A.Colleagueseatthemtosavemoney.

B.Staffusethemtocopewiththeirlunch.

C.Colleaguesoftenbringthemtooffice.

D.Bossesinvitestafftoeatthem.

63.Whydoofficeworkerseata“quickfix"lunch?

A.Becauseithasmuchofnutrition.

B.Becauseithaslittleeffectonweightgain.

C.Becauseithaslittleeffectongeneralwellbeing.

D.Becausetheyhaveshorttimetohavetheirlunches.

64.ItcanbeinferredthatBritishwomenare.

A.lesslikelytolieonsnacksthanmen

B.morelikelytolieonsnacksthanmen

C.moreashamedofeatingsnacksthanmen

D.lessashamedofeatingsnacksthanmen

65.Whatdoestheunderlinedwordpossiblymean?

A.actagainstB.appealtoC.copewithD.getin

C

Ascientistturnsouttobeabletoseethefuturebyofferingeachofsomefour-year-oldsapieceof

candyandwatchinghowheorshedealswithit.Somechildrenreacheagerlyforthetreattheysee.Some

lastafewminutesbeforetheygivein.Butothersaredeterminedtowaituntilthelastmoment.

Bythetimethechildrenreachhighschool,somethingremarkablehashappened.Asurveyfoundthat

thosewhoasfour-year-oldshadenoughself-controltoholdoutgenerallygrewuptobemorepopular,

adventurous,confidentanddependable.Thechildrenwhogaveintotemptation（誘惑）earlyweremore

likelytobelonely,easilyfrustratedandinfleXible（頑固的）.

Actually,theabilitytodelayrewardisasignofemotionalintelligencewhichdoesn,tshowuponanIQ

test.

Thehardwareofthebrainandthesoftwareofthemindhavelongbeenscientists1concerns.Butbrain

theorycan,texplainwhatwewonderaboutmost,likethequestionwhysomepeopleremainUPbeatinthe

faceoftroublesthatwouldsinkalessresistantsoul.

HerecomesthetheoryofDanielGoleman,writerofEmotionalIntelligence:whenitcomesto

predictingpeople'ssuccess,brainabilitymeasuredbyIQmayactuallymatterlessthanthequalitiesofmind

oncethoughtofas“character”.

EQisnottheoppositeofIQ.Whatresearchershavebeentryingtounderstandishowtheywork

together;howone'sabilitytohandlestress,forinstance,affectstheabilitytoconcentrateandput

intelligencetouse.Amongtheingredients（要素）forsuccess,researchersnowgenerallyagreethatIQ

countsforabout20%;therestdependsoneverythingfromsocialclasstoluck.

Whilemanyresearchersinthisrelativelynewfieldaregladtoseeemotionalissuesfinallytaken

seriously,somefewfearEQcausesmisuse.

66.Theexperimentwiththefour-year-oldsmakesitclearthat.

A.theageof4isapropertimeforscientificexperiment

B.emotionalintelligencewon,tshowupuntiladolescence

C.theabilityofself-controlplaysaroleinpersonalsuccess

D.candycanbeusedtomeasureaperson'semotionalintelligence

67.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEofEQandIQaccordingtothetext?

A.ThereisnolinkbetweenEQandIQ.

B.Thehigheraperson'sIQis,thehigherhisorherEQis.

C.Somepeoplecanbeblessedwithlotsofboth,butsomewithlittleofeither.

D.ScientistsaretryingtodiscoverthewayinwhichEQandIQworktogether.

68.Theunderlinedword44Upbeat,,inParagraph4probablymeans"".

A.kindB.floatingC.excitedD.optimistic

69.Whydoestheauthormentiontheexperimentatthebeginningofthetext?

A.Toamuseboththechildrenandreaders.

B.Toprovethescientist'swisdom.

C.Tointroducethetopicofthetext.

D.ToshowushowtodoanIQtest.

70.Whatismostlikelytobewrittenintheparagraphthatfollows?

A.InformationaboutfamouspeoplewithhighEQ.

B.ExamplesshowingtheoppositevoiceaboutEQ.

C.SomereasonswhyEQisrelativelynewfield.

D.Strongdemandsforbasicemotionaleducation.

PartIVWriting（45marks）

SectionA（10marks）

Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.Fillinthenumberedblanksbyusingthe

informationfromthepassage.

WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.

TheX-FaCtOr（英國偶像）,Britain1Sgottalent（英國達人）,AmericanIdOl（美國偶像）andSupergirl,

TVtalentshowsarepopularallovertheworld.

Therearemanyreasonsforthat.Tostartwith,theshowcanmaketheConteStant（選手）famous

overnight.SusanBoylewasanordinaryEnglishwomanbeforesheappearedonBritain'sGottalent,in

whichshesang“IDreamedaDream”.Thevideoclip（片段）ofherperformancewasviewedmorethan50

milliontimeswithinafewweeks.Second,theshowoffersagoodopportunitytodisplayone,stalents.Third,

everybodyhasafairchancetobeinvolvedintheshowregardlessoftheageandbackground.Evenifyou

can,tperformintheshow,youcanvoteforyourfavoritecontestantthroughcellphonesandtheInternet.

Fourth,thefunandhumorousstylealsoappealstoyoungpeople.Lastbutnotleast,themodemmediasuch

asTVandtheInternetcontributesgreatlytoitsrapidpopularity.

However,manypeopleexpressconcernsaboutTVtalentshows.TheyarguethattheTVtalentshow

misleadstheyoungpeopleandmakesthembelievethattheycanbecomefamousovernight.Somethinkthe

showonlycreatesentertainersratherthanartists,becausemanywinnershavelittleideaaboutrealmusic

andacting.What,sworse,somejudgesevenhumiliate（羞辱）andlaughatcontestants.Onecontestantfrom

AmericanIdolcommittedsuicidebecauseshecouldn,tstandtherejectionandhumiliation.Eventhe

winnerssuffer.SusanBoylesufferedanervousbreakdownsoonaftertheshow,becauseshewasunableto

dealwiththepressure.

Manycountrieshaverealizedtheproblemsandtakensomestepstoregulatetheshow.TheUKrequires

thatcontestantsyoungerthan16notbeallowedtoparticipate.ChinabansTVtalentshowstobebroadcast

duringtheprimetime.IntheUSA,someinsultingjudgesarepunished.

TheX-Factor,Britain,sgottalent,American

72._______IdolandSupergirl,

?73._______

?g∞dopportunitytodisplayone?talents

Reasons?fairchanceforordinarypeople

Title:

?funandhumorousstyle

71.________

—-74.________

?theshow,s76.________

,theshow,screatingentertainersratherthan

75.______artists

?judges,77.________contestants

?theWirmers'SUffering____________________

?intheUK；notallowing79.________to

78.______participate

?InChina:BanningTVtalentshowstobe

broadcast80._______

?IntheUSA:PUniShinUinsultingiικ?es_____

SectionB(10marks)

Directions:Readthefollowingpassage,answerthequestionsaccordingtotheinformationgiven

inthepassage.

Generosityandkindnessdoesnotmeanthatyougiveonlywhenyouhavealotorafterfulfillingall

yourneeds,butinfactyoucanstillgivewhenyouyourselfarestruggling.Generosityliterallymeans

willingnessandlibertyingivingawayone,sownmoney,time,talent,etc.sincerelywithoutanypersonal

gainasshowninthefollowingstory.

MahatmaGandhiwentfromcitytocity,villagetovillagecollectingfundsfortheCharkhaSangh.

DuringoneofhistoursheaddressedameetinginOrissa.Afterhisspeechapooroldladygotup.Shewas

gonewithage,herhairwasgreyandherclotheswereinrags.Thevolunteerstriedtostopher,butshe

foughtherwaytotheplacewhereMahatmaGandhiwassitting.

“Imustseehim,“sheinsisted.ShewentuptoMahatmaGandhiandtouchedhisfeet.Thenfromthe

foldsofhersari(卷布)，shebroughtoutacoppercoinandplaceditathisfeet.MahatmaGandhipickedup

thecoppercoinandputitawaycarefully.TheCharkhaSanghfundswereunderthechargeofJamnalal

Bajaj.HeaskedMahatmaGandhiforthecoinbutMahatmaGandhirefused.

“Ikeepchequesworththousandsofrupees(盧比)fortheCharkhaSanghjJamnaialBajajsaidlaughingly,

“yetyouwon,ttrustmewithacoppercoin."tThiscoppercoinisworthmuchmorethanthosethousands//

MahatinaGandhisaid.??Ifamanhasonehundredthousandrupeesandhegivesawayathousandortwo,it

doesn,tmeanmuch."??Butthiscoinwasperhapsallthatthepoorladypossessed.Shegavemeallshehad.That

wasveι*ygenerousofher.Whatagreatsacrificeshemade.ThatiswhyIvaluethiscoppercoinmorethanten

millionsofrupees.”

81.Whatdoesgenerosityreallymeanaccordingtothepassage?(Nomorethan14words)

82.WhatdidGandhimakeaspeechinOrissafor?(Nomorethan12words)

83.WhydidtheoldladyinsistseeingGandhi?(Nomorethan10words)

84.WhydidGandhirefusetogivethecoppercointoJamnalalBajaj?(Nomorethan10words)

SectionC(25marks)

Directions:WriteanEnglishcompositionaccordingtothepicturesandinstructionsgivenbelow

inChinese.

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面的圖給你校英語報寫一篇立志學習，感恩父母的文章,描述圖片要表達的內容和意義并談談你的感

受。

注意：不少于120詞，開頭已為你寫好，不計入總詞數。

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