江蘇省鹽城市七校聯(lián)考2024-2025學(xué)年高二上學(xué)期11月期中英語試題(無答案)

2024/2025學(xué)年度第一學(xué)期高二年級期中考試英語試題2024.11注意事項(xiàng)：1．本試卷考試時間為120分鐘，試卷滿分150分，考試形式閉卷。2．本試卷中所有試題必須作答在答題卡上規(guī)定的位置，否則不給分。3．答題前，務(wù)必將自己的姓名、準(zhǔn)考證號用0.5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆填寫在試卷及答題卡上。第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A．￡19.15. B．￡9.18. C．￡9.15.答案是C。1．Whenwillthemeetingstart?A．At9:10. B．At9:20. C．At9:25.2．Whydoesthemanmakethecall?A．Tolearnaboutapolicy. B．Tocancelanappointment. C．Toaskaboutamedicalbill.3．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Awebpage. B．Acomputerproblem. C．Adownloadedfile.4．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Atanairport. B．Inadeliverycompany. C．Atahotel.5．WhatdothespeakersthinkofJoel?A．Heisorganized. B．Heisunreliable. C．Heissilent.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨(dú)白。每段對話或獨(dú)白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6．Howdoesthemanrespondtothewoman’srequest?A．Confusedly. B．Impolitely. C．Patiently.7．Whatwillthemandonext?A．Payfortheparking. B．Comebackhome. C．Deliverapackage.聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。8．Whatfielddothespeakersworkin?A．Publishing. B．Education. C．Informationtechnology.9．WhatisthemainreasonforchoosingReiko’sstory?A．Itiswellstructured. B．Itcanattractmorepeople. C．Ithasaneducationaltheme.聽第8段材料，回答第10至13題。10．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A．ShehastakenSpanishclasses.B．ShehaslearnedSpainforwork.C．ShehasbeentoSpainmanytimes.11．Howlongwillthecourselast?A．Aboutonemonth. B．Abouttwomonths. C．Aboutthreemonths.12．Whydoesthemanadvisethewomantoregisterearly?A．Theclassesareverypopular.B．Theregisteringtimeislimited.C．Thenumberofplacesisdecreased.13．Whatdoesthewomanrequestintheend?A．Alistofthetextbooks. B．Athinbookonthecourses. C．Awaytocontactthecenter.聽第9段材料，回答第14至17題。14．Whatisprobablythewoman?A．Anarchitect. B．Ateacher. C．Aneditor.15．WhatinspiredAndytopursuehiscareer?A．Hisfamilytraditioninthisfield.B．Hisdesiretodevelopattractivespaces.C．Hisaimofpromotinggreenerlifestyles.16．WhatismentionedasahighlightofAndy’scareer?A．Startinghisownbusiness.B．Workingonalandmarkbuilding.C．Completingaprojectaheadofschedule.17．WhatdoesAndyvaluemostaboutworkinginconstruction?A．Promotingteamwork.B．Keepingcuriousandcreative.C．Stayingupdatedontechnology.聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。18．Whatisthespeakerdoing?A．Presentingaguest.B．Introducingaprofession.C．Recommendinganorganization.19．WhatdoesDanielCarlin’scurrentjobinvolve?A．Establishingsomenewclinics.B．Offeringremoteconsultations.C．Studyingadvancedmedicaltechnology.20．Whatisthelong-termgoalofCarlin’sclinic?A．Toaidmedicalstaffindevelopingnations.B．TogivemedicaltreatmenttoAmericansabroad.C．Toprovidefreemedicaltreatmentforneedyareas.第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AFallFestival:FallReimaginedattheDetroitZooThisOctober,FALLfortheZooinawholenewway!We’rebringingyouavarietyofeventsthatpromisesomethingforeveryone—fromfamily-friendlyfunto18-and-olderhappenings.SpookySpiritsExperienceexcitingentertainmentatSpookySpirits,ourtastingeventforthoseaged18andover.Asabonus,you’llgetaspecialfirstlookatournewestfeature—JackO’LanternJourney!Withmorethan80drinkstochoosefromanddeliciousfoodoptions,fallhasnevertastedsogood.JackO’LanternJourneyThisjourneyfeaturesilluminated（發(fā)光的）pumpkindisplays,andphotoopportunitieswherethemagicoftheseasoncomestolife.CarveoutnewmemoriesasyouexperiencetheBRAND-NEWJackO’LanternJourney!Thismust-seeexperienceisperfectforadatenight,familyoutingornightoutwithyourfriends.ZooBooExploretheZoo,experiencefestivepumpkindisplays,andenjoystrollingentertainment.YoucancapturememorieswiththemedphotoopportunitieswhilevisitingeachofthetreatstationspotsthroughouttheZoo.TheZoowillbeopenuntilsunset,allowingyoutointeractwithyourfavoriteanimalswhilecelebratingtheseason.Thiseventisperfectforfamilieswithyoungchildren!Blake’sMarketExperiencethetrueessenceofautumnatBlake’sMarket—frompumpkinstoirresistiblepies.AttheDetroitZoo’sBlake’sMarket,you’llfindtastytreatsandtheperfectpumpkinforallyourcarvingneeds.Youareexpectedtoenjoydeliciousseasonalfoodandbakedgoodsforsale.EventTimePriceSpookySpiritsOct.4$40JackO’LanternJourneyOct.5-6$19ZooBooOct.11-18$19Blake’sMarketOct.20-26free21．Whicheventisspeciallyintendedforadults?A．SpookySpirits. B．JackO’LanternJourney.C．ZooBoo. D．Blake’sMarket.22．WhatcanvisitorsdoonOct.17attheDetroitZoo?A．Makepumpkindisplays. B．Takepicturesofwildlife.C．Enjoyanightoutwithfriends. D．Visittheirfavoriteanimals.23．WhatistheaimoftheFallFestivalattheDetroitZoo?A．Toprovideaplatformforlocalcraftsmen.B．Tointroducethezoo’snewestanimalexhibits.C．Tocelebratetheautumnseasonandattractvisitors.D．Toraisefundsfortheconservationeffortsofthezoo.BForpeoplewhohavebecomeaccustomedtodigitalcommunication,socialmediaisawonderfulplace,asitcanactasthegluethatlinksustofriendsandfamily.Itcanalsobeagentlereminderoflife’ssimplepreciousness.That’swhyitmakesperfectsensethat,accordingtosomeestimates,morethan50%ofparentsinBritainsharetheirkids’photosatleastonceamonth.A2023reportfoundthatparentsshareabout71photosand29videosoftheirchildeveryyearonsocialmedia.Onaverage,bythetimethechildis13,parentshaveposted1,300photosandvideosofhimorheronsocialmedia.Iusedtofallintothatcategory.Mysonwasbornin2015,andasanewmother,Iwaseagertokeepupdatingmywonderfulnewlifeandkeptpostingphotosofhimonline.Butafterafewyearsofregularsharing,IcameacrossacampaignbytheChildRescueCoalitionthatpushedmetorethinkseriously,andIstartedtoquestionhowmuchofmyson’slifeshouldbedocumentedandavailabletoall.ItsKidsforPrivacycampaignwasareminderoftherisksofexposingourchildren’smostprivatemomentsonsocialmedia.Forthefirsttime,Ifoundmyselfasking:Whocouldtheybereaching?Willmysonbehappywithmesharingphotosofhimashegrowsup?Wasitanoffence（冒犯）tohisprivacyformetodoso,evenifhedidn’thavethatrealizationthen?Byputtinghisphotosonline,Iwasautomaticallycreatingachainofdataattachedtohim.Astechnologydevelops,whoknowshowhispersonaldatawillbeused?Asa90skidwhoseparentsusedapoint-and-shootcamera,mypreciousbabyphotoshavebeensecurelystoredamongacollectionofphysicalphotoalbumssomewhereinmyparents’home.Everythingwasmoreprivatebackthen,andIwantittobethesameformyson.SoIhaveremovedallphotosofmysonfromsocialmedia.Instead,Inowshareexcitingmomentswithclosefriendsandfamilydirectlyviaprivatemessage.It’smorepersonalthisway.Andit’ssafer.Beingaparentmeansbeingproud,butitalsomeansprotectingourchildrenfromunnecessaryrisks.Exposingthemtounknownaudiencesisn’tworththelikesortheattention.24．Whatphenomenonisstatedwiththedatainparagraph2?A．ChildreninBritainleadacolorfullife.B．Parentshavedeeplovefortheirchildren.C．PeopleinBritainareusedtodigitalcommunication.D．Parentsenjoyupdatingtheirchildren’sphotosonline.25．Whatwastheauthorconcernedaboutafterreflectingonherphotosharing?A．Whethershewasmakingherfriendsannoyed.B．Whethershewasthreateningherson’sprivacy.C．Whetherhersonlikedthephotospostedonline.D．Whetherhersonknewitwasdisturbinghisprivacy.26．Whichcanbestdescribetheauthorasamother?A．Caringandhumorous. B．Sensibleandresponsible.C．Flexibleandadaptable. D．Optimisticanddetermined.27．Whatisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext?A．Parentaloversharing:theimpactonchildprivacyB．Generationgap:differentmethodsofstoringphotosC．Privacycrisis:dilemmasoverpersonalinformationsafetyD．Parents’dilemma:theprosandconsofsharingphotosonlineCWhethertheyarelong,slim,orwide,ourtonguesmaybeevenmoreuniquethanwegivethemcreditfor.Ananalysissuggeststhateachofusmayhaveaunique“tongueprint”justaswehaveindividualfingerprints.Averagingaboutjust10cminlength,withonlythefronttwo-thirdsvisible,ourtonguesarecoveredinhundredsofsmallbuds,knownaspapillae,someofwhichholdourtastebuds,whereasothersenableourtonguestosensetexture（口感）,friction,andtouch.“Thesearecriticalforinteractionandtransportoffoodandliquidsinthemouth,”saidRaynaAndreeva,aPhDstudentattheUniversityofEdinburgh,wholedtheresearch.“Theymayalsoinfluenceourpsychologicalreactionstofood,forexample,howsatisfiedwefeelaftereatingappearstobeinfluencedbyourperceptionoffriction.”Butwhilethetastefunctionofpapillaehasbeenwellresearched,farlessisknownaboutthedifferencesinshape,sizeandpatternsofpapillaebetweendifferentpeople.Toinvestigate,AndreevaandhercolleaguesthustrainedAIcomputermodelstolearnfromthousandsofmicroscopicscansofindividualpapillae,takenfromsiliconemoulds（硅膠模型）of15people’stongues,mappingtheirsize,characteristicsandlocationonthetongues’surfaces.Ultimately,theresearchersfoundthatasinglepapillacouldpredictsomeone’sgenderandagewithmoderateaccuracy,upto67%-75%,andeventhespecificindividualcouldbeidentifiedfromthe15studyparticipantswithabout48%accuracy(arandompredictorwouldhaveanaccuracyofjust6.66%).“Weweresurprisedtoseehowuniquethesetonguefeaturesaretoeachindividual,”saidProfessorRikSarkarattheUniversityofEdinburgh.Theresearchcouldprovidenewinsightsintohowtonguefeaturescorrelatewithvariousfoods,accordingtotheresearchers.“Imaginebeingabletodesignindividuallytargetedfoodaccordingtotheconditionsofspecificpeopleandthusensuretheycangetpropernutritionwhileenjoyingtheirfood,”Andreevasaid.“Forinstance,abetterunderstandingofthephysicalmechanismsthathappenwhendifferentpeopleeatchocolatecouldleadtoalternativesthatofferasimilarfeelandsensationbutwithalowerfatcontent.”28．Whatdoesthesecondparagraphmainlytalkabout?A．Theimpactoftonguesizeonfoodpreferences.B．Thefunctionsofthedifferentpartsofourtongue.C．Thepsychologicalreactionstofoodconsumption.D．Thesignificantroleofpapillaeinfoodperception.29．WhatwastheprimaryfocusofAndreevaandhercolleagues’research?A．Howdifferentpatternsofpapillaeaffectpeople’staste.B．Howphysicalfeaturesofpapillaevaryamongindividuals.C．Whatfactorscontributetothedifferencesintonguepapillae.D．Whatmethodscanbeusedtomeasurethedifferencesinpapillae.30．WhichofthefollowingstatementsmightRikSarkaragreewith?A．Peopleofthesameagesharesimilartonguepapillae.B．Tonguepapillaecanbeusedasameansofidentification.C．Thesizeanddistributionoftonguepapillaechangewithage.D．Itishardtopredictone’sgenderbasedontonguepapillaealone.31．Howcantheresearchpotentiallybenefitfoodproducers?A．Byimprovingtheirfoodproductionefficiency.B．Byenhancingtheirfoodpreservationtechniques.C．Bymakingfoodcateringtotheconsumers’needs.D．Byhavingmorewaystoimprovethetasteoffood.DTimefamouslyspeedsupwhenyouarehavingfun.Sodoestimedothesamewhenpeopleseesomethingworthremembering?Recently,ateamledbyMartinWiener,acognitiveneuroscientistatGeorgeMasonUniversityinAmerica,lookedintothis.Theyshowedseveraldozenparticipantsimagesofdifferentscenes—fromemptyboxroomstofilledstadiums—forbetween300and900milliseconds.Aftereachonetheparticipantshadtosayifthetimespentlookingattheimagewasshortorlong.Theirresponsesrevealedthat,whentheimagesfeaturedlargescenes,suchasavacantwarehouse,moretimeseemedtohavepassed.Theoppositehappenedwhentheimageswereofspacescluttered（擠滿的）withobjects,suchasanoverfullgarage.Thatwasstrange.Previousresearchhasfoundthattheexperienceofstretchedtimeincreaseswithsize;forinstance,ifpeopleareflashedimagesofdifferentnumbersforequallengthsoftime,theythinkthehighernumbersareshownforlonger.Buttheclutteredscenesseemedtocontradictthattrend.Toseeifsomethingelsewasatplay,theresearchersrananotherexperiment.Theyusedimagesfroma60,000-imagedataset,whereeachimagehadbeenjudgedonitsmemorability(amanwithflowersinhisbeard:memorable;leaves:lessmemorable).Anditturnedoutthathumansbetterrememberpicturesfocusedonpeople,actionsandcentrallyplacedobjects.Andthemorememorabletheimage,themoreitseemedtostretchtime.Andwhenparticipantswerecalledbacktothelabadaylater,theywerebetteratrememberingthetime-slowingpictures.Exactlyhowprocessingspeedleadstoalteredtimeperceptionisstillunclear,buttheresearchersbelievetheconnectionliesinhowthebrainprioritizesincominginformation.Theyproposeanewmodelinwhichthebraintriestodomoreprocessingwhenitencounterssomethingimportant,relevantormemorable.Itdoesso,theysuggest,bymakingsecondsseemtopassslower,possiblyasawaytogetmoreprocessingdonebeforethebodyreacts.Ifahumancameface-to-facewithapredator,forexample,amoresustainedburstofthoughtmightbeuseful,saysDrWiener.“Whilethisisjustahypothesisatthispoint,Ithinkit’sanewandcompellingwaytothinkaboutwhattimemeanstothebrain,whichwouldmaketimeamajoraspectofourengagementwiththeworld,ratherthanjustameasureofhowlongsomethingtakes,”saysChrisPaffen,anexperimentalpsychologistatUtrechtUniversity.32．Whatdidtheresearcherstrytofindoutthroughthestudy?A．Whyourvisioncanaffectourperceptionoftime.B．Whytimeflieswhenpeopleareenjoyingthemselves.C．Howthethingsweseechangeourperceptionoftime.D．Howwemakeuseoftimebasedontheenvironmentwearein.33．Whatisthepurposeofparagraph3?A．Toshowthemotivationforthesecondexperiment.B．Toillustratethecontributionofthepreviousresearch.C．Toofferanexplanationforthefindingsofthefirstexperiment.D．Torevealthedistinctionbetweenthestudyandpreviousresearch.34．Whathappenedtotheparticipantswhentheysawmemorableimages?A．Theyfeltthetimewaspassingmoreslowly.B．Theymemorizedtheimagesmoreaccurately.C．Theyrecognizedtheimageswithhigherefficiency.D．Theyignoredthethingsnotpositionedinthecenter.35．WhatisChrisPaffen’sattitudetowardstheresearchers’explanationfortheirfinding?A．Disapproving. B．Doubtful. C．Supportive. D．Unconcerned.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Inrecentyears,traditionalChineseclothinghasbecomeincreasinglypopularinChina.Thisisespeciallytrueamongstmembersoftheyoungergeneration.MoreandmoreChineseyouthadvocatetherevivaloftraditionalChineseclothing(hànfú).36Nowadays,itisnotuncommontoseeagroupofChineseteenagersoryoungadultswearingtraditionalclothingwhileorderingabubbleteaandstrollingaroundinthedowntownareasofmajorcities.TheynowviewtraditionalclothesasawaytoshowcasethebeautyofChinesehistoryandculture.37Forexample,manywomenchoosetoweartheqipaoforformaldinnersandChineseNewYeargalasandqipaosarealsosometimesusedasprofessionaluniformsforworkersinthehighendhospitalityindustry.Manycreativeartistsanddesignersworkingintheworldofhautecouture（高級定制）havecreateddesignsthatfusevariousinternationalstyles,usingtraditionalChineseclothingasinspiration.38SomefamoushautecouturedesignerswhoincludetraditionalChineseelementsintheirdesignsareLaurenceXu,GuoPei,andHuishanZhang.EvensomewesternfashionhouseshavecreatedcollectionsentirelyinspiredandinfluencedbyChineseembroidery（刺繡）andimperialdesigns.39Fashionrepeatsitself.Despitetheever-changingtrendswithinthefashionindustry,morepeopleinChinaarelookingbacktothetraditionaldressoftheirancestorsinordertohonortheirheritageandbringbackatouchofancientcharmtoourmodern,digitalizedworld.40A．Gradually,peopleweardifferentclothestoindicatetheiridentity.B．Traditionalclothingisalsoapopularchoiceformoreformaloccasions.C．Somehaveevenbeguntowearthesestylesineverydayleisureactivities.D．ThisfurtherhighlightstheglobalappealandinfluenceofChinesefashion.E．Theqipao,alsoknownasthecheongsam,hasitsoriginsintheQingdynasty.F．Theysayunearthingtrendsfromhundredsofyearsagoisthenewwayforward.G．Thisredefines“madeinChina”byshiftingfocusfrommassproductiontohautecouture.第三部分語言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。OnourfirsttriptoCubayearsago,ourfamilyspentChristmasatwhatwasadvertisedasaluxury（豪華）hotel.Itwas41,butnowherenearthehighlevelofluxuryfoundintheUSA.Myhusbandisatennis42anddecidedtotakesometennislessons,whileI,astrangertotennis,satonthesidelines43hisperformance.Duringhisfirstlesson,webothnoticedtheinstructor’stennisshoeswereinpoor44.Myhusbandenjoyedhisinstructor’s45and,aftereachlesson,wewouldchatwiththeinstructoraboutCuba’sdailyeconomicchallenges.Oneday,theinstructorcommentedonhowmuchhe46myhusband’stennisshoes.Hetalkedabouthow47itwastoobtaingoodtennisitemsinCuba.Duringtheir48,myhusbandlearnedtheyhadthesameshoe49.Whenhefinishedhislastlesson,myhusband50hisinstructor.Thenhetookoffhistennisshoesand,ratherthanputtingtheminhissportsbag,51theshoestohisinstructor.Theinstructorbecamevery52ashethankedmyhusbandandacceptedtheshoes.Weregularlythrewawayshoesthatwerestill53.AfterourtriptoCuba,webecamemoreconsciousofdonatingour54usedclothingandshoestoorganizationsthat55theseitemstopeopleinneed.41．A．reasonable B．reachable C．a(chǎn)greeable D．a(chǎn)ffordable42．A．coach B．judge C．organizer D．enthusiast43．A．observing B．a(chǎn)nalyzing C．tracking D．monitoring44．A．taste B．condition C．health D．management45．A．life B．fame C．humor D．company46．A．ignored B．a(chǎn)dmired C．repaired D．treasured47．A．smart B．easy C．expensive D．confusing48．A．conversation B．visit C．interview D．a(chǎn)bsence49．A．size B．store C．box D．brush50．A．located B．dominated C．defended D．tipped51．A．lent B．mailed C．a(chǎn)warded D．offered52．A．nervous B．emotional C．a(chǎn)nxious D．professional53．A．clean B．plain C．usable D．suitable54．A．gently B．violently C．widely D．constantly55．A．chained B．channeled C．sold D．showed第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Givefishermenathread（線）,andtheycantieittoahook（鉤子）tocatchfish,butgiveittosomeonewhocomesfromHuotongtownandtheycanmakealionfly.Indeed,manychildren56(grow)upinthisregionmightbeundertheearlyimpressionthatlionscanactuallyfly,astheyareexposed57thepopularstringliondance.Thestringliondance,58(date)backabout1,300years,isoneofthemostattractiveshowsatthelocallanternfair.ChenJihong59(fascinate)bythedanceasachildwhenhismothertookhimtowatchalanternshowonLongtaitou.Herecallshowheeagerlypushedthroughthecrowd60(get)acloserviewasthestringlionscameintosight.Chenfoundedhisownteamin2014outofhispassion.Astringlion61(weigh)atleast10kilograms,andduringthedance,theperformerscannotseethelionsonthestage.Itisasignificanttestofphysical62(strong)andteamworkandrequiresextensivepractice.Chen’steampracticesinasmallareainfrontofanoldtemple.Astheirskillshaveimproved,theteamhasreceivedmoreopportunitiestoperform.Their63(commit)hasalsowonthemthesupportoftheelderlycraftsmeninthevillage,64havehelpedthemwithwoodwork,whileothershavehelpedraisefunds.“Thestringliondanceisnotjustahobbynow,65apassiontocarryontraditionalculturalheritageaswell,”Chensays.第四部分基礎(chǔ)語言運(yùn)用（共三節(jié)，滿分20分）第一節(jié)（每小題1分，滿分5分）選擇并使用所給英語單詞的正確形式完成句子。有兩個單詞為多余詞。strikepreciseclaimcontradictextendcuriousemploy66．Twomen______tobepoliceofficerswenttohishouseandtookhimaway.67．Hisstatementswereoften______,makingitdifficultforotherstounderstandhistrueintentions.68．______bythebeautyofthesunsetovertheocean,shemomentarilyforgotallherworries.69．Her______ledhertoexploretheoldhouseattheendofthestreet,uncoveringmanyfascinatingsecretsalongtheway.70．Wehadhopedforthe______ofthedeadlinetotheendoftheweeksothatwewouldn’tbetoorushed.第二節(jié)（每小題1分，滿分10分）根據(jù)句意和所給漢語提示，用適當(dāng)?shù)挠⑽亩陶Z完成句子。71．I’dliketotakeamomentto______（總結(jié)，概括）thefactsthatIpresentedearlier.72．Hisdevotiontohelpingthelessfortunatecan______（充分說明，清楚表明）hiskindheartandsenseofsocialresponsibility.73．Inordertogetawayfromthebusydailylife,she______（留出）sometimeeverydaytoreadandrelax.74．Newhousesare______（迅速出現(xiàn)，突然興起）allovertheplaceinthatpartofthecountry.75．Thesefactshaveonlyjustbeen______（揭露，披露）.76．Theteacherusedvariousexamplesandvividexplanationsto______（被傳達(dá)，被理解，把……講清楚）thecomplexconcepttothestudents.77．Theteamhadnochanceofstrikinggoldin______（田徑運(yùn)動）.78．Heisawell-knownartist______（憑借自身的資格）,withauniquestylethatsetshimapartfromothers.79．Golfusedtobeagamefortherich,butnowitattractspeoplefrom______（各行各業(yè)，社會各界）.80．Theeventorganizers______（體諒，考慮到）differentdietaryhabitsandprovidedawidevarietyoffoodoptions.第三節(jié)（每小題1分，滿分5分）在空白處填入括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。81．Hetoldmethattheinjuredman______(send)tohospital.82．Pulitzerwasthefirst______(advocate)thetrainingofjournalistsatuniversitylevel.83．Itwasthethirdtim